around the region we go mid 60's in philadelphia with the sunshine for philadelphia again, upper 50'sor the shore, mid visits in the poconos. we'll talk about more rain and cooler temperature in the seven day. that's coming up in a few minutes. natasha, back to you. >> all right, it is gorgeous. thank you justin. >>> five teenagers from australia have been arrested in an alleged terror plot. australian police say the 18 and near 19-year-olds were plotting an isis inspired attack during the country's upcoming veteran day ceremonies. australia's government has raised the country's terror warning level in response to the threat. >> it's a threat that confronts us all. it's a threat that challenges us and in truth it's a threat that we don't really properly understand. >> isis has previously issued messages to followers urging them to specifically attack australia. >>> now in iraq thousands of families are fleeing the city of ramadi as isis forces close in. iraqi troops are fighting the terror group. they have managed to maintain control of the city so far but isis has captured three near

&p 500 energy sectors versus the s&p 500 itself 0 so there was a consistent trend i i believe that the analysis looking at correlation shows the same thing those analyze were done individually but there is a consistent rising inflation is consistent with the rising energy prices. >> so in summary if you knew we were in a inflationary investment you want our money in the investment. >> given the choice of s&p 500 and the other correct. >> i look at the memorandum you have your take the opportunity the mc inch heard talk about the s&p 500 are we the proposal that you have for excuse me. the recommendation that you have your comfortable with we're talking about the mc i equity not the s&p 500 correct. >> we did not state the motion a specific benchmark x fols fuel or low carbon ridicules has not issued a statement they're very, very young in the sense of mc i's came out in october so we want to talk to the vendor of the benchmark to discover how the methodologies are being used it is different through the benchmarks we'll come back with a index vendor but discussions of the various ass

the 60's 40's for a couple of days yesterday in the 50's, today we will get in the 60's again. our temperature in philadelphia is 63. the shore is 58. the poconos 55, breezy every place, remember those wind, and if you are going to the ballpark 58 degrees at 7:05 for first pitch tonight. we have temperatures of 63, wind of 25 miles an hour, and tonight we will drop down to 42 degrees, those wind die down from the ten to 25 all. way to 5 miles an hour after midnight. tomorrow in the middle 60's. monday in the lower 07's. tuesday in the upper 60's with some showers chances. wednesday and thursday we're in the 60's and then maybe friday some showers in the upper 60's. >>> hey do you love watching weather? well, you too can be featured in our newscast bee becoming an eyewitness weather watcher. sign up now at cbs philly.com/watchers, nicole. >> carol, thank you. >>> 6:52. a delayed flight forced a local high school student to start her trip to the prom 30,000 feet in the air. had haley mcdevitt the and her mount st. joseph academy classmates were returning from a school trip to spai

in our planet that are that big that aren't in the s&p 500. being one. that's going to happen at some point too. >> so you know what's interesting? i have been long the stock. the options market has been pricing 11% move in either direction. the five quarters that the public has moved 16%. those are massive, massive potential moved here. i've been long since the high 30s, and what i may look to do, this is early next week and reports tuesday after the close, it looks to make a defined risk play in the event because of the potential movement. here was the trade that i am considering that maybe money or tuesday prior to the results, sell out of my stock and buy this call spread. i'm literally going to look today and look at the 52-60 call spread. with the stock $51, you could have made that. the maximum potential gabe is up $6 from $54 and $60. s $60 is interesting. that welcome back a 15% move. that would be a move that is averaged, and it's also the average move between amazon and netflix. when you think about the magnitude of a potential move

the s&p adding five points for its part. l be in record territory. >> 2,118. yes! this is exciting to me. >>> the first apple watches are being delivered to customers who preordered them. made in china knockoffs have been hitting the streets in beijing and other cities for a few months already. >> our eunice yoon visiting here at the new york stock exchange based in beijing, welcome. we want you both to hold up your watches. >> there's mine. >> hold it to your right. perfect. there's -- okay eunice is on the left john fortts is right there. which one is real? and which one is fake? can you tell. >> i really can't tell except fortt has his color coordinated with his jacket naturally. the coolest guy here. i can't really tell. >> stainless steel front. very elegant. >> the functions look the same. >> open up the cnbc app on that one, eunice. >> there you go. the cnbc app. busted. and no touch screen. that's a problem, though there are a pedometer in there. are they aware that it's basically a knockoff. >> they know it's a knock

the shore we're in the low 60's. e suburbs hanging onto 60 right now and doylestown and willow grove. shaping up to be a nice easter evening. there are those winds. notice the arrows pointing northeast. a southwest wind sustained over 20 miles per hour. it's that southwesterly breeze bringing in the milder air. there could be a couple rain showers in the poconos. everyone else will see partly cloudy skies through tonight tomorrow looking good, low 70's for the highs for philadelphia mid 60's at the shore, near 60 in the poconos and of course tomorrow the home opener phillies-red sox looking good, 3 o'clock first pitch in the sunshine 72 degrees by the end of the game. still holding onto the upper 60's to near 70's so a great looking day for baseball. we will talk about some rain though in the seven day. that's coming up in a few more minutes. diana back to you. >> remember you can stay one step ahead of the forecast any time with cbsphilly app. you can track live radar and much more. it's free and available right now

of the s&p and move above 2100. e momentum will move this market. april is a solid month. you have investors whang they have tknowing what they hae to put back in their retirement accounts. that will push the highs in the s&p. >> jolt. the job numbers. that came out at a 14-year high. (?) it's a better picture for the us economy. i tend not to ignore that number. it's janet yellen's dashboard number. how does that number look? >> well, you know, i think -- liz, the labor numbers, first of all, aside from the revisions that we seem to get periodically, you know, the last employment number we had was really underwhelming to say the least. this whole thing about interest rates, and we talk about all the time, the fact is, nobody knows and i don't think the numbers support the fed doing anything, anything in the immediate future. and that could be for the balance of 2015, which is always a positive. the underlying -- >> teddy is calling it. no rate hikes for 2015. >> that's right. >> i'm on board with that. liz: i know.

>> remember the 30's. the labor movement was in the forefront to organize the s&l strakes a sympathetic administration so they were willing to accommodate to the pressures developing among the public labor movement spearhead that do lead to the legislation that was beneficial to the population of the economy. but through the to 1920's labor movement was destroyed and practically nothing left of in montgomery has a book full of the house of labour about the 1920's of life levi imprint active free radical labor movement's that was crushed by a brutal attack in the business class's our class conscious fighting with state power to support them in they could pressure and destroy the labor movement but revived in a can begin. there is a basis for it. [applause] it is the positive changes that have taken place since the 1960's and is a much more civilized society. and that is the basis for recreating the solidarity and mutual aid to work together and dedication and commitment that is very necessary today we cannot

temperatures are mainly in the 30's the 40's, right now. re cast, through the rest of today, there may be some stray showers, rain showers, for us, mainly it is going to be mostly cloudy, breezy cool kind of day. this could be refreshing for some but it also is probably too cool for a loft you with high temperatures only making it into the low 50's those of you anxious for mild spring weather to continue. by tonight mostly cloudy skies, we seymour sunshine headed into tomorrow. thirty-two the poconos 36 in bethlehem. thirty-nine in allentown. these morning temperatures are chilly. definitely decent jacket out there. kids go to the bus stop. they almost need to be bundled up dairy say? thirty's 40's, 44 philadelphia f right now 43 millville. forty-eight in cape may. colder for tonight where temperatures will probably start off in the 20's, the 30's, for a loft us. there is also a freeze warning out for the lehigh valley, freeze watch for many of the suburbs, phillies game today. first pitch temperature only 49 degrees and with that breeze, wh

they lag the s&p. s what, his returns are worse than du pont's stock returns over the past year. peltz came back and basically said, you're cherry-picking my numbers. this thing boiled over to some business television, and the latest thing is this, sonenfeild. this is a letter that we as fox business exclusively obtained. it accuses peltz of spreading falsehoods. mischaracterizing his relationship with du pont. what sonenfeild is saying, he would like peltz to stop mischaracterizing ms. relationship with du pont. he's being paid for their defense. that's where we are right now. i asked sonenfeild, have you gotten a response from mr. peltz yet. his quote was, i'm not holding my breath. we have calls to mr. peltz. the two had a scheduled lunch meeting for friday up at yale. you know, sonenfeild runs that yale school of management. it's a big thing. and apparently, peltz backed out at the last minute. recently said he won't go up there. this battle continues. it's getting particularly nasty right now. if y

but not everyone is seeing the 70's. notice the shore communities with a wind coming in off of the water from the south the session only 45 so all of the shore towns are only in the low and the mid-50's right now but everyone inland about 10 miles from the shore basking in the 70's even the lehigh valley right now at 72 degrees. but look at all of the cold air up in new england. boston right now 41. burlington 34. bangor some snow showers of 33 degrees. there was a front to our north and that front will be slowly pushing in from the north to the south this week, so what is ahead in that accuweather forecast? well, no sun the next three days. some on and off showers and temperatures highs, that is, will be falling back to the 40's. we'll talk about this huge change coming in and the timing of those showers coming up, shirleen in that full accuweather forecast. >> all right, thank you adam. >> yes. >> stay ahead of the changes in our weather by checking 6abc.com/weather. you can always find live storm tracker six radar and

, throughout the 1950's, 1960's, even into the 1970's. even after president eisenhower in 1956 signed actually the death wore it for the roads, the interstate highway act which led to the creation of five interstate highways that tried to take route 66's place from chicago to santa monica. but it was not until the mid-1980's that the last -- that the blast shields went down. that is when the decertification was in plea. at the federal shields were down. now we have the interstate. 55 and 54 and 40 and 10. route 66 went into a bit of a limbo. it is so many things. the road is so many things. much more than just the physical road itself. for many people. for many people, it is traveling and a lot of yuks and buying souvenirs. whatever it takes. but for many people, it is a reminder that progress is good. route 66 can no longer handle the traffic. but along with progress -- >> all weekend, and american history tv is featuring tulsa oklahoma. tulsa was an oil boom town in the early 20th century. it led to elaborate art deco structures construc

we saw a strong session further the u. s. dollar in yesterday's trading session but all eyes on the fomc minutes today. dollar-yen pulling back after the boj held steady and we're seeing another rise for the aussie dollar against the green back. this is after yesterday's unchanged move from the rba. let's have a look at oil prices as well. another decline for brent crude. we had the api data. today all eyes on the eia data. the crude price is down by 2.3%. 5276 and saudi arabia as we heard all along is producing at a record pace. let's check in on markets in asia as well and sri is standing by as always. the hong kong the topper former today. why is that. >> rally for the hsi. a lot of pent up demand for equities in hong kong. there's a three day holiday since thursday so catch up after the holiday. also catch up with the rally we have been seeing on the composite as well and more flows on the stock connect which is good news. i wanted to talk about japan because the boj staying the course keeping policy unchanged. but what wa

the d.a.'s office. investigators learned of the alleged thefts after launching an investigation into possible stolen evidence at upper darby police. the d.a.'s office has an independent auditor for forfeited funds but it failed to uncover the alleged scheme. >> miss lynch would create an and alter court documents would forge the judge's names onto documents. >> reporter: whelan says lynch has admitted to the crimes. she's been fired and in convicted will lose her pension. his office is implementing new internal controls to prevent such thefts. >> we believe this would be the first starts of making sure that this doesn't happen in the future. >> reporter: and whelan has referred this case to the bucks county district attorney's office. lynch is out on $100,000 unsecured bail. i'm live in media, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. >>> video is just in of a brutal attack at a gas station in the olney section of philadelphia. police just released surveillance video of thi

the 30's and 40's. wow. that is a cool one. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch tonight americans consume almost 80-pound of sugar each year and that is link to a variety of health problems and that list is growing. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl has details on some new research. >> reporter: we know sugar causes weight gain but for the first time scientists have link sugary drinks to heart disease. >> our new data a shows very convincingly that we humans are very sensitive to the the amount of sugar that they consume. >> reporter: five-year study looked at 85 young healthy patients. researchers gave some drinks with high fructose corn syrups, other with sugar free. after two weeks those consuming drinks with the corn syrup had increased heart disease risk factors in their blood, such as lipo proteins triglyceride and acid. even patient whose drank equivalent of the one and a half cans of soda a day were affect. >> every fructose that shows up ace loud to come in the river. we believe these

>> better than the s&p chart in the sense that the s&p is still kind of stuck at those highs from exactly two months ago. but speaking of the s&p, you know, if you look at the market cap at twitter at 33 billion they're only about three stocks in our planet that aren't in the s&p, dish being one. some point that's going to happen too. >> another catalyst. >> so -- >> the trade. >> what's interesting, i've been long the stock and when you think about the event, the options market is pricing 11% move in either direction. the five quarters it's been public it's moved 16%. those are massive, massive potential moves here. for me i've been long it. since the high 30s. what i may look to do early next week, report tuesday after the close is look to make a defined risk play into the event because of the potential movement. here was the trade that i'm considering that maybe monday or tuesday prior to the results sell out of my stock, and buy this call spread. i'm going to look to may and i'm going to look at the 52, 60 call spread. when the stock was 51 today you could have paid $2 for that. your

temperatures in the 60's tomorrow. many spots making it to 07 with period of rain and wind especially during the first half of the day. here's what we expect not a lot of rain but we will be seeing rain falling here and there, heavier at times, we do expect a half inch plus gusts up to 40 miles an hour and real mild temperatures. after that saturday looking good in the 50's and then easter sunday we have a front to the north but temperatures will be in the 50's with plenty of sunshine. overnight a mild night low 56 high tomorrow near 70 with wind and some rain, and break down of the day, in the morning 56 wind through noon hour but already in the 60's 5:00 o'clock 68, and passover begins temperatures in the 60's with some showers. seven day forecast shows cool down saturday pleasant on sunday. phillies home opener looks great and staying in the 60's through next week. not so bad. we will be opening day a preaching monday at citizens bank parka begins botts ton red sox. riveria was the star of the phillies final grapefru

to the low 40's. feel a little bit colder when you factor in the wind. not a bad rebound for your easter afternoon. low and mid 60's for the highs. look what happens monday warming up even more, upper 60's maybe even 70 degrees in some spots especially south and east of the city. breezy overnight, 40 for center city, colder in the suburbs. sunday forecast sunshine and clouds breezy with a high of 64 and we'll check out that phillies forecast on monday, the homeowner, again first pitch, 65 degrees. you can't beat that, 67 by 5 o'clock by the end of the game we'll hold it in the mid 60's and we'll get the game in with the dry conditions. here we go the extended forecast. a lost 60's showing up the next several days, upper 60's monday, tuesday but tuesday we bring those showers in here. gets a little cooler wednesday and thursday, in the 50's. wednesday still a chance for a shower. i think thursday stays dry but by the end of the week we're back into the mid to upper 60's for next friday and saturday but

we are also looking at a temperature in the the 30's. we have 39 degrees through center city, that is temperature at palmyra cove nature park with all of the cloud. you can see on storm scan three we have cloud over us and we will go back to the west and see stormy weather already this morning. we will find that moving in our area as we head on through tomorrow afternoon. until then it is that mist out there. thirty-eight in trenton. 40 degrees in wilmington. we have 32 in the poconos, in the higher elevations and we could find freezing drizzle or fog there so watch out for that, 39 through atlantic city at this point and head north of the city 37 in quakertown and pot town, 40 in palmyra. thirty-nine in mount holly. our temperatures today don't do much. they move to 42 by 9:00 a.m. forty-six by noon. by 3:00 p.m. just 48 degrees. we will keep cloud with us all day long. here's our computer model. we will put this in motion and see by 9:00 a.m. it is still cloudy. 4:00 p.m. still is. maybe a couple of showers moving through later this eve

this 29 year employee of the d.a.'s office was indicted for stealing more than a hundred thousand dollars in cash in what the d.a. describes as drug money, that was submitted to their office by various police departments, in ongoing investigations. the the employee's name is 48 year-old marry lynch of ridley, she turn herself in this morning and was immediately fired. investigators say she used money to fund a lavish lifestyle spending $62,000 on concert ticket over last three years. they found tickets at her home for upcoming taylor swift and bob dillon concerts. she used money to pay $67,000 american express bill and then altering documents and forging a why's signature in what the d.a. described as a ponzi-type keep. they found the descrepancy two months ago during an audit by one of the police departments and says it goes back to at least march 2013. >> this is a case of betrayal. this is a case where you have a trusted employee, a person that you relied on day in and day out who thumb their nose at their face and d

those three sectors make up nearly 40% of the s&p 500. ose three sectors do well, the math says the whole market does relatively well. can we expect pat, to see technology financials health care anyone or all three of the sectors provide leadership going into the second half of the year? >> i think it's you can expect some of it. i think it's going to be a little bit more mixed, perhaps than you do. i'm always a fan of technology because it's -- technology gets you the surprises as to what is happening and some things are always changing in that regard whether you're talking about the kind of technology companies that are bringing new the new payment systems. it's not just are you going to be on apple pay. how does it work? what are the companies that are bringing you apple pay or any of the other like services out there. that's a combination of technology and financial. >> yeah. it's a good point. to dom's point, john in terms of where leadership. the financial should do well, right. they like the increased volatility especially in foreig

the s&p down 24 the nasdaq down 26.ive for the week right now. [ inaudible ] >> outside of the traditional thing that everybody is talking about, the headwinds from the dollar and the fact that earnings coming in and they have come in quite a bit, we started the year at 15 times earnings. we're now tw sm wheresomewhere between 17 and 18 times. the fed issue, everyone is wondering when and how and where. i view it more as that question creates uncertainty and the markets hate uncertainty. i only see one engine in the market. that is the fact that interest rates are at zero. i find that can -- that's really pushing out the risk premium to a point where people in an effort to get performance, they're simply trying to get invested. >> there is no alternative. you were one of the first people who talked to me about that a year ago. you kept pounding away where else am i putting all my money? and why did you abandon it? >> when we started talking about that we were at 11 12 times s&p. we're now at 17 times. it's not a questio

two of the best performing stocks in the s&p 500 tech sector. ers, check these out. maybe don't need any introduction, sandisk shares are down 6% over the course of the past week and another one, sky work solutions on the semiconductor side of things, they're down as well. down 5.5%. those are the best and worst performers where the action has been. looking to next week, we've got a huge swatch of earnings in the technology sector. 21 companies in the s&p 500 technology sector are going to report their earnings, monday you got big blue with ibm, tuesday, yahoo, facebook, qualcomm and ebay report on wednesday, thursday, another big day, google, microsoft, amazon, all three of those report thursday. friday, xerox reports, a tech company believe it or not these days, all these guys among the 21 stocks, carl in the s&p 500 technology sector slated to report earnings. so if you thought this week was busy, if you're a tech investor, next week is going to be big. >> christmas in april. four times a year. those earnings are enough to make your head hurt.

down 3.4% for the big cap. s&p 500 and up 5% for the small-cap s&p 600. that is an enormous number. ollar we are seeing. the good news is much of this is ameliorate ameliorating. it hit a high about a month ago. it's been coming down and so has oil. we're not sitting near the highs for the year. this is important. the hope is maybe this week -- they're going to talk about this in the federal reserve meeting, that the effects they are seeing on the markets are temporary due to the strength of the dollar and oil, which is now reversing. i might as well throw in the weather as well. sarah, back to you. >> thank very much bob pisani on the dollar impact on earnings. let's head over to the bond picks this morning. good morning, rick. >> good morning, sarah. >> it seems foreign exchange an equity markets are the trend setters. as you look at a one day of tens and two-day of tens you can see remember drifting up again after trading close to the bottom end of the range and how long is the range? let 'start a chart at march 17th. 29 trading days actual trading days since the 17th because thas

the s&p adding 21. the nasdaq 66. it is a mirror image of friday's sell-off, much more aheard on today's rally. >>> ibm posting results after the bell tonight. we'll bring you the tech bellwether's numbers the second they hit the tape. what ibm unveils could set the tone for wall street tomorrow unless another central bank does something overnight, in the meantime. >>> up next, under armour shares hitting a record high. the pros debate if under armour is in nose bleed territory and if you should be looking at nike instead. back in two. man: you run a business. could be any kind of business. and every day you've got important decisions to make, like hiring. where are you gonna find those essential people you need? with ziprecruiter, it's simple. we post your job to over 100 job boards with just a single click, so you can reach millions of qualified candidates. then we'll give you the tools to help you manage, screen and rank your applicants all so you can find the right one. try zip recruiter for free tod

we're in the 60's, maybe a shower wednesdays afternoon but by the end of the week, look at that, uners to around 60 degrees. >> nice. >> that's a little below average but at least we're dry with some sunshine. >> absolutely. thank you justin. >>> james palmer in for sports tonight. >> phillies trying to make it two in a row against the nationals but again had to face another premiere starter in what many call the best rotation in awful baseball. stephen strasburg has ace stuff but it always helps to get a little assistance from your fielders. top four no score freddie galvez fouls one off. the flying grab by danny espinosa. strasburg gets ryan howard swinging. strasburg had 7k's aloud just one through seven an fourth. ian desmond doubles in a run off buchanan. revere can't make the play. still in the fifth ryan zimmerman the phillies killer goes the opposite way jeff francoeur can't make the play. phillies fall four to one. >>> quick thinking in chicago. cubs and padres, a come backer right to jon lester. he wants to make the double play but the ball stuck in his glove so why not just

, lower end of the 60's today. tomorrow mid to maybe upper end of the 60's. sunshine nice, shouldn't be as breezy a as today either. that breeze today will make it feel cooler. then on monday one of our warmer days we will tart to get in the 70's lower end but still that is a nice look this time of the year. the and then by tuesday we will start to see shower chances coming in here again. our future weather accurately depicting these clouds, it missed out on this batch but we will give it a pass today and then by the time we hit this afternoon we have got clear skies and we will have seen clear skies or mostly sunny skies through the the afternoon hours. then tomorrow looks great too and then machine afternoon, few cloud start to come in here showers are they following. this is a look at early tuesday morning. so chances of some showers starting to come in at that point what a wild week temperature wise. seventy-five on monday. the tuesday. 69 degrees. wednesday we had 44. thursday, 43. friday, that should have have

of the s&p 500. not use -- >> i think the multinationals are the most vulnerable in the market, they're concentrated bets. >> you want the concentrated bet. >> yes, exactly. >> what's your take on the trade? >> multinationals will have more exposure. if we see rising rates in the united states, they're the ones that are going to face the dollar pressure that accompanies multinationals as the dollar strengthens versus other currencies. so, it would make sense when you look at it that way. one quick point is that this isn't the kind of trade you want to continuously roll because it's costing 1%, essentially, of the underlying in one month's time. and that's i think one of the things that the guy doing the vix trade was trying to avoid, structure trade where you didn't have to pay -- >> i guess the point is that if history repeats itself, as it has over the last four years, we could see a 3% to 5% downdraft, and this could be some very good cheap protection. >> carter. >> the dow's been held back by big

the s&p down 20. they were done on very small volume. very tick for tick, showing liquidity, the buyers are not -- we're seeing the rotation from the buyers buying on the dip to now the sellers trying to take a look. david: got cut you off, we have breaking news from inside the beltway. rich edson, go ahead. >> reporter: fox news is reporting that a grand jury is going to indict senator bob menendez of new jersey on corruption charges, stems with his relationship with a good friend of his, apparently senator menendez offered favors when it comes to business when it came to the federal government. menendez had taken flights on his friend's jet. menendez paid back that money and said his defense is he's very good friends. they go funerals and holidays together, the federal government and the grand jury apparently finding corruption issues here as law enforcement issues tell fox, there is going to be an indictment of senator bob menendez, who is a bit of a thorn in the side of the obama administration on negotiations with iran and the openin

definitely in the 70's today. lusive accuweather look at storm tracker six live double scan this morning shows you we're dry. taking a look outside good looking morning out there. you can see the sky starting to get brighter on the horizon. very little cloud cover across the region. and temperatures for the most part are similar to yesterday morning with not much wind. 51 degrees in philadelphia. 48 in wilmington, 45 in allentown. 51 in trenton. and down to 53 in sea isle city. satellite and radar shows you that you will need the shades as you head out on the schuylkill expressway or the pennsylvania turnpike. any of our other area highways and by ways. little bit of cloud cover down to the south a bit more up to the north but we're starting out bright and through the day it's going to stay mainly sunny way few scattered clouds around. 74 is your high up in the lehigh valley. lots of sun, warm conditions up there. not as breezy as it was yesterday. and down the shore a little cooler next to that cool ocean water. a

temperatures in the 40's and 50's but by 9 o'clock in philadelphia we'll be creeping into the 60's anda quick rise to the 70's by noon. today's high 76 with sun mixing with a few clouds at times. and not as breezy as yesterday. really nice. >> going to be a great day. thank you for that david. of course we're always on at 6abc.com. we'll see you back here for updates in 30. for matt, matt, david and karen, i'm tam. have a great day. >> bye-bye. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, taking back the streets. thousands of police and national guard enforcing the state of emergency in baltimore. an entire city so on edge major league baseball game about to be played in an empty stadium. >>> and, the mother who plucked her son from the middle of a riot speaking out this morning about the slap heard round the world. >> i don't want him to be a freddie gray. >>> new overnight, cockpit chaos. dozens of american airlines flights grounded after the pilots' ipads stopped working right before takeoff. how did a bad app paralyze the airline? >>> terrified students evacuated when a 16-year-o

to me i think the s&p has to come to the transports. >> the s&p, just to piggyback on you there, the oil -- oil collapsing being cut in half was the demand side of the equation, so everyone thinks, oh, it was a supply shock, an overabundance of crude. the truth is it was a foreboding example of what was happening to the world. global growth is coming in. it's still not ratcheting any higher. the fed cannot raise rates. they're backed up into a corner. they have no more slack between short-term rates, longer term the ten-year rates. they could create a problem here on inverted yield curve very quickly and stops everything. i think that's what you're seeing on the growth. >>> next up, twitter, big day of gains for the stock. takeover chatter once again giving the stock a boost. the company also releasing a new feature this morning making it easier to retweet and add comments on its platform. alpha one capital's dan niles who had been long the stock changing his tune announcing he's now long twitter earlier today on the halftime report. take a listen. >> with twitter, obviously the valu

s along the coast. low 80's inland. breezy at the coast. sunny around the entire region. thursday is when you notice the big jump in the temperatures. 90's inland. 70's along the coast line. then look at what happens at the coast on friday. starts to turn cooler as fog comes n.stays warm inland with the 90's showing up again. well before average as we head into the thursday friday time period the thursday friday time period. tomorrow morning there will be some going around. not expecting the drizzle that we saw this morning. temperatures in the upper freeways low 50's. mate want to dwrb a sweater before you leave home tomorrow morning. should be nasty day. 82 in the south bay gilroy. 75 santa clara. type tino 76 degrees. on the planes mild one with sunshine. 73 redwood city. millbrae mid 60's. 58 in pacifica so the breeze will just keep you in the cool spot if if you will. 59 daly city. 66 do you want san francisco. north bay 50's coast side and you are anywhere from the 60's to the 80's across the rest

chilly in the poconos mid-50's for the afternoon temperatures.ut coming up in the seven-day forecast, each day we kind of warm it up a little bit also some rain chances. we'll show you the seven day in a few more minutes. natasha back to you. >> thank you justin. >>> grief in camden after a teen was killed in an early morning shooting. police found 18-year-old jamir bullard suffering from a gunshot wound other 1200 block of mechanic street in camden. he was rushed to cooper university hospital where he later died. so far police have not made any arrests in this case. >>> also now thousands of demonstrators marched through the streets of baltimore maryland, protesting the death of a man who died in police custody. crowds gathered at the site of the arrest of 25-year-old freddie gray. protesters then made their way around to city hall. gray died last sunday after sustaining a fatal spinal cord injury. >> not just black but poor people everywhere, oppressed people everywhere are tired of police brutality and it needs to stop. >> cell phone video sho

highs in the middle 50's today. y get warmer tomorrow, we will take a look at the easter forecast just ahead. nicole? >> carol thank you. we are following breaking news this morning, an s.u.v. hits and kills a man in fishtown, and now philadelphia police are looking for who was behind the wheel. "eyewitness news" reporter alan tree a who have -- hohh with more. >> very mournful start to holiday weaken for one family, police have now launched an aggressive search for a person that left a man dead near the 900 block every delaware avenue last night. it happened around 10:30 when investigators say, a man in his late 20's, was crossing the six-dane avenue apparently on his way to the roxy night club. police say he was hit by an s.u.v., and died on the scene moment later. that will driver did not stop. police now need your help, they are looking for a dark colored suv. pennsylvania tags jsm0488. it likely has front end damage. anyone with any information should contact police. reporting live in fishtown, al andrea huff, "

the chart says that we beat the s&p by 680 basis points. and it said that the boards that i was on beat the s&p by 869 basis points. and that is mondolese kraft, heinz, wendy's, ingersoll-rand. so i just don't understand where he gets -- i don't know where he gets his numbers. >> let's also be clear, and i should let you know, i do have the chart in my hand. we're having some technical issues and we're trying to get those resolved and we hopefully can get those up -- >> the numbers -- >> i have the numbers up on the board. >> those are annual numbers. >> let's make the distinction, though, nelson. this chart we have is the performance from the date of your first purchase of the shares. he makes the distinction that since you got a seat on the board. okay? >> look, i can't tell you what he said because everything we found so far that he said has been inaccurate. so i don't know how i can answer that one without doing more work. but i think that if you speak to your colleague jim cramer. jim cramer said even after we announced that we're one o

tonight, we are in the clear, 55 in the city, 40's in the suburbs.orrow only in the mid-60's, breezy, the wind out of the east at 10 to 20. after about 5:00, 6:00, that is when we get the rain moving from southwest to northeast. the shower south west of the d.c. metro area in the afternoon, so most of the day should be dry. heading to the nats game, it should be good. monday morning, rain is still possible but then the rain moves out, clearing midday mid-70's the highs. as the cold front comes through, 5:00 or so, that is when we could have strong to possibly severe thunderstorms. we will have to watch closely. behind the front, drier weather tuesday, with highs near 70 degrees. a slight chance of a passing shower, a big upper-level system that will best wednesday thursday, with a slight chance of a shower, but take the rain gear with you heading out the door monday morning. kimberly: it could not last forever and it will be back in june. eileen: it will, and the humidity as well. kimberly: many of us are dealing with allergies. stephen tschida expla

that made it the worst performing stock in the s&p 500 today. m & t fell to $123.76. >>> shares of mattel had a rough ride lately on analyst upgrade. toy maker ready to buy b. reilly and a new ceo to restore the company. >>> duke energy is going to buy back $1.5 billion worth of its stock under an accelerated stock repurchase program. if you have duke in your stock market bracket, you're happy today. up about 1.7%. >> true car impressed investors with news that it added 840 new dealers to its car buying that's a website in the first quarter, that is the best quarterly total ever bringing all of its dealers now the total to an all-time high of more than 10,000. shares up 2% to $16.08. >>> and viacom announcing it will take a $785 million charge in its latest quarter. it's also going to lay off employees, do some restructuring. the charge of write downs of underperforming tv shows. the media company will also suspend the buyback program for now at least. shares initially then reversed course before the close. the stock was 1.5% higher at $68.60 but

yesterday in the 70's. today in the 50's. tomorrow back in the 70's. we're on a good roll weatherwise. we'll give the time lapse. this just before sunrise. look at the left-hand side of your screen and say welcome sun! here it comes! up it goes. and we'll keep climbing until we get until about 7:31 tonight, set in the west. it should set in the west. usually does. clear skies all pleasant temperatures albeit a bit cooler than yesterday. right now, 52 degrees in stafford. 47 in germantown and the winds generally with the northerly flavor. that's bringing in the cooler air but the winds are not strong and gusty at all. last night, we were in the wind advisory and had gusts close to 50 miles an hour. the biggest complaint is somewhat cooler than yesterday. 14 degrees cooler at the noon hour than this time yesterday. same number at elkins. 13 degrees cooler in richmond. tomorrow will be somewhat warmer because of a change in the wind direction. what we have right now is high pressure building in and that's the circulation getting northerly and northeasterly

the s&p is off about 1%. back in a few minutes. ♪ alix: welcome to our viewers around the globe. you are watching bloomberg television. i am alix steel and this is "street smart." global shares tumbling the most in three weeks. investors betting on how fed officials may interpret signs. first quarter revenue fell short of analyst estimates. a persistent cloud hanging over the market greece's debt negotiations. let's get to scarlet fu at the breaking news desk. we are seeing stocks climb a little off the lows as we head into the close. scarlet: just a little bit. this is still very much a big drop for the major indexes, the biggest in three weeks. we did get a pick up in volume that we were looking for the last couple of sessions. trading is at least 20% above the 10-day average. you have macro and micro worries hanging over investors. there are the greece default concerns that will not go away anytime soon. chinese regulators tightening rules in china after the market close. and a spate of earnings in the uni

by 6 o'clock we'll still be holding onto the mid 70's. pollen counter today running rather high today. over the next several days we'll see it descend a little bit particularly friday as we get a cool flow off the ocean. and the reason we're going to get that is because of an area of low pressure that right now is beginning to form and starting to charge up some rain in the southern states. as this low gets off the coast and deepens moving off to the northeast we'll get a little bit of rain out of this. i'll show you how much and the center of that cool air coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. matt. >> all right david, here in center city the construction crews have been running a little bit late this morning. on the eastbound side of the vine street expressway just off the schuylkill they're still out here and still just the right lane of traffic is opened headed toward broad street meaning we are seeing a little bit of slowing now coming off of the schuylkill expressway eastbound. hopefully they clear out shortly. we see them mov

we are back into the upper 60's noontime, daytime highs in the lower 70's, chance of thunderstorms. what can we expect for the upcoming weekend? details coming up. leon: two teenagers were killed when a car hit a dump truck had on in beltsville early in the morning. investigators are trying to determine what led to the crash. roz plater has a look at how the victims are being remembered. roz: those families are struggling tonight. the accident happened at about 4:30 a.m. on a dark stretch of road. five young people in the car two young men did not survive. two prince george's county families are forever linked in tragedy. >> nobody thought it would happen to us. roz: a 19-year-old stephan -- >> i would never think for one day he would just be gone and i will be able to see him anymore. roz: and 19-year-old marvin. >> i love marvin. i don't know what i'm going to do. roz: they were killed on the stretch of edmonton road in beltsville. the investigation is being investigated, but the police say the driver lost control of the car, crossed the centerline, and crashed head-on into a trash

wednesday and thursday with highs only in the 40's. p to 73 degrees. so another huge jump at the end of the week but it still comes with a lot of clouds. some pops of sun but another round of downpours even a thunderstorm with a cold front friday afternoon. then we are pretty much precipitation free as it's looking right now saturday and sunday with highs in the low to the mid 60's and still fairly dry monday with a temperature of 66, so it was the best day of the work week today but as we go to the weekend,. >> looking pretty good. >> we'll take it. >> adam, thank you. >> yeah. >> a show mobiler's helmet camera captured how close he came to tragedy when he was buried in an avalanche. curtis johnson just posted the footage which was taken last month. he and some friends were snow mobiling near blue lake before it british columbia. all you hear is johnson's breathing. just as suddenly rescuers dig johnson out from what could have been his grave. >> my goodness. >> wow. >> amazing. >> after the break furious seven sets a new box office re

shore with the southerly wind but 60's elsewhere before those temperatures really drop midweek and high pressure right now in central and eastern canada. it keeps the front to our north tomorrow but waves of energy develop along this boundary and as the high settles a little farther to the south and east on your wednesday, the winds wrap around that high push the system to the south. winds come out of the northeast so it's a damp raw day on wednesday with more waves of energy and rounds of showers with a high only in the mid 40's. in fact, your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, we'll show a warm day tomorrow but it's cloudy and it's damp with a few showers at any time throughout the day. and the same for wednesday and thursday raw, damp chilly with highs only in the mid 40's area wide but by friday, that system lifts back to the north so we're back in the 70's but it still comes with a lot of clouds on friday a-few peeks of sun and with a cold front late in the day, we'll have a round of downpours even a thunderstorm late friday afternoon and evening and that pulls the temperat

the group that was on hand was protesting d.a.'sision not to prosecute two police officers who shot and killed brandon tait-brown in december. today the prosecutor told the judge that she didn't get the case until just recently and was simply unprepared to move forward. >> i'm very skeptical of the motivation of the district attorney's office for trying to continue the case and for trying to do it at the very last minute where primary witness is standing right next to the prosecutor and they have known about the the case ever since at rest were made in the presence of both police commissioner and d.a. seth williams himself. >> supporters of the defendants were also on hand protesting that postponement. the defendants are charged with disorderly conduct. >>> a teenager puts police officer in the head lock after being told to leave a burger king restaurant. it is also captured on cell phone video. confrontation took place in hartford connecticut. police say the officer was trapped in that choke hold important 18 seconds while rowdy cr