player and top coach awards.ll that and more coming up on "fbn a.m.". checking us stock market futures, dow futures down 46, accelerated to the downside, the s&p down 7, nasdaq down 19, it is jobs day, you are watching hajj with markets and breaking news. nicole: a porsche catching fire at the new york international auto show. the luxury sports car burst into flames in a special event hall caused by an electrical fire, workers use virex and wishes to put out the flames, no one was hurt in the incident. let's look at the latest in sports with the ncaa final four national invitation tournament wrapped up during washington won its first championship, 76-60 at madison square garden. the associated press top honors in college basketball handed out yesterday ahead of the final four with michigan state, the ap player of the year edging out oklahoma for three votes, valentine the first spartan player to win the award coach of the year. better late than never the city of brotherly love making an apology to baseball legend

but at a time when we're trying to limit the set-top box, it's almost like we can't eliminate the set-top box because the statute says i to have a market for a set-top box i'm going to force you to keep it so we can have competition an competition. which is just a crazy idea. post you reference the cable car. what is that? >> guest: a cablecard, the first time they did this was a total disaster, total failure. they had a security guard basically, those cable system comes in, it's scrambled, hits the set-top box indicates the scrambled and the tv can see it. what they decided was we can pull out this security peac pief it and move it around to different boxes. so then you could have i.t. even that had a slot in and you could slide this card in there and they would be scrambled -- descramble the signal. you could buy the card and everything would be fine. go get your market box from the store and put this thing in. it was a mess. i think maybe half a night of things were ever put into service. people just quit making the technology really because consumers just really are not that intereste

they said look let's get rid of the set-top boxes way. it was a way to preserve their bilateral monopoly. the cable guys have a way to power the signal and there would be no competition. they defined the way that the programs come through. they defined the way you search the programs. that's what at&t said about the telephone. it's exactly the same argument. if you plug it in is going to blow the system up and the answer is it's just a way, while they put up to defend their market power. the commission has looked at the statute. they say we have commuted 20 years later. the cable card is a physical thing. i believe tivo uses cable cards that may no longer have that so we have to have flexibility and we can control these interfaces. that's much more efficient way to do it. we can have security, protection of copyright and also competition. that's what we as consumers care the most about getting some competition in this space. >> guest: i think that was a gross misstatement of the copyright industry taking on books. they never tried to char

the first question is there a market for set-top boxes? the answer really come in terms of what is delivered over the cable network, no. the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service. it is the cheapest way to do it. the most efficient. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient. host: let's bring lydia beyoud in she is with bloomberg. up, kevinfollow wheeler come in introducing this idea said he wants to open up this market and make it more where consumers can buy their own devices like with mobile phones, tvs, and other electronics. do either of you think there is something similar or different to that analogy that would make it such this proposal would or would not work? >> we think it is the perfect analogy. you have the interface between the device and network. it would be possible for people to sell across the interface. it is just like computers or modems. microsoft case was about the interface, the court said, open the interfac

let's start with our top story for this week. you can be the best of friends or constantly fighting. sometimes you feel no one understands you better. then there are times you fear less. no question about it -- a girl's relationship with her mother can be...complicated. but as katie reports, it doesn't have to be. >> all right, girls. your mom does that just drive you crazy? >> i think when she says, like, i'm not allowed to go somewhere or tells me, "you can't wear that." >> she goes through my phone and my computer, so that's annoying. >> oh, she cleans my room without asking me, and i can't find anything, so, yeah. >> as for my mother, well, since she's a regular viewer of "teen kids news," i'll just say, "hi, mom!" but let's continue. to help us better understand the unique world of mother-daughter relationships, we're joined by psychologist roni cohen-sandler. she's the author of a number of books on this subject, including "i'm not mad, i just hate you!" well, that title sure sums up how a lot of girls feel sometimes about

>> guest: we think we need competition in the set-top box market. the '96 act that we want competition, competition, competition, some places it's worked, some places it hasn't, this is one place where it really hasn't, and we think consumers would have lower prices and more choices if we got vigorous competition into that space. >> host: george ford. >> guest: well, the fcc's nprm asked the question whether the set-top box is competitive, the first question x. actually the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes, and in terms of what's delivered over the cable network, no, because the set-top box is actually a component of the network. that's the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it's the cheapest way to do it, the most efficient way to do it, is so no market has developed. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient to do it that way. >> host: let's bring in lydia beyoud as well, she is with bloomberg bna where she coffers telecommunications. >> thank you. so to follow up on both

the crop top or price tag?ed into miami international, with an overcoat, $775, matching pa$385, sunglasses, $850. crop top, we're not sure butt those ads, priceless. >> selen actually spent around $2,700 for that 9-hour flight, roughly $23 a minute. >>> jennifer annistoo all covered up for her date with hubby justin thoreau. >> she rocked that same outfit when i sat down with her to talk about her new movie premiering on mother's day. have you ever sat down for an interview and unintentionally overshared? >> no, only you. only kidding, can't wait to see. >> let me set up thesituation, apparently olivia wilde, jason's partner wano ts thave another child. so i asked her about it. unfortunately, my question -- >> >> never in my life have i had more sex than when my wife wanted to have another child. >> i have never met your wife. >> it still would be great, though. shh's a great lady. >> that's a lot of information. >> that was a lot, wasn't it? that's how you get good answers. >> are you ready for it >> yeah. aga

jessica's crop top. and you will not believe how much selena spent to look good. on one flight. >>> love, sex and baby talk with jennifer anniston, wait until you hear our interview overshare. >> that was a lot of information. >> now, april 11, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >> the wait is over, we h scenes from "game of thrones." we were with the stars last night. the season of secrets is coming up. >> and john snow may or may not be dead? >> we just don't know. >>> but very much ali weekend is love. so many couples this weekend. >>> let's start with on again off again miley cyrus and hem they are definitely back on and are they planning a wedding? that is liam, holdinn the door twice for miley. this is the kind of sighting is since her engagement ring returned to her finger in january. liam's brother chris was also there. so what's the occasion? well, we checked, no big birthdays or anniversaries we're just hoping wedding planning was on the menu. >>> next up kaley gets cozy, she just shared a new pic with her new boyfriend. carl is anequestrian, 25 year

that's before set-top boxes. our cost for the content portion only is more than $50, almost $55, maybe $56 now which leaves a pretty small portion that has to pay for electricity, trucks, people, gas, benefits, wages, you know, repair and so forth. so if i were trying to operate a 45,000-subscriber cable tv system in today's world, it would be pretty hard to do just with cable television service. >> host: and, in fact, you were quoted recently in a news article saying as far as television verse is us internet is concerned, it's the internet. >> guest: absolutely. >> host: that's the future. >> guest: yes. oh, absolutely. we're making our plans now to be a, to build a gigabit fiber overlay over our entire system. it will take years to do and cost many millions of dollars, but that's really where the future lies. the television ecosystem seems to be so badly i won't say broken, but distorted, it's on a, i think it's sort of on an autopilot course toward being unaffordable in small towns like ours. not by me, but by

we talked about set-top boxes. he said his numbers would love to get rid of those boxes. -- his numbers would love to get rid of those boxes. it is a frustration. do you agree? a big dealhas been of discussion about set-top boxes. i think it starts with the basic misunderstanding of what is included. $250 not just a minicomputer that we are buying and putting in someone's home. there are data cost associated with it. there is a user interface cost. there is also the service element. a call center that will answer your call and explain how to use it. technicians that will come to your home and plug it into the wall, and put new batteries in your remote control. all of those costs add up so fast. after five or six years you will replace it. the set-top box charges we have right now cover the cost of the box. there is not a highly profitable part of the business. it is very complex. consumers do not want to learn how to use it. they call us. we have this constant churn of service calls to support them. consumerwas an

boxes instead of renting them from providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box marketthey are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg be in a. >> we think competition in the set-top box market, the 96 act that would want competition, some places it has worked in some places it has not. this is one place where it really hasn't. consumers could have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition. >> the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes and the answer in terms of what is delivered over the cable network is no because a set-top box is a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was more efficient. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. get as morning, we preview and take your calls on the supreme court argument count -- challenging president obama's executive actions on immigration. as always, we take your calls and you can join the

numbers top out on sunday with the warmest readings 80. a warming trend this weekend. >>> trouble spot eastbound 580 at north flynn road. it may be closer to grant line. delays in both directions in the area. two left lanes closed. injury accident with a vehicle on the roof. counter-commute. on our sensors we are seeing delays both directions. past that, traffic is clear westbound to 680 the dublin interchange no delays between the top of the pass. 15 minutes this morning. over to the south bay so far traffic has been pretty light. you are though starting to see some extra volume northbound out of morgan hill this morning along 101. but everything is still holding steady for your drive times. we are in the green which means speeds above 55 miles per hour. and so far, so good at the bay bridge. quiet. things are easy free-flowing out of oakland into san francisco. all approaches are clear as well including the eastshore freeway, 880 as well as 580. a quick look at the san mateo bridge looks good both directions. that's the morning drive. ba

all of the gibbs toyotas in the top 12. joey logano, the first ford in the race in third. >> you know, nascar has three national touring series. sprint cup, xfinity and the camping world truck series. do you know it's been 21 days since anybody but kyle busch has gone to victory lane in any one of those threy. >> yeah, we had an off weekend. my goodness. unbelievable. >> unbelievable. >> from that organization and by that driver. >> he's rewriting the record book every week, it seems like. >> coach gibbs there on the left. he's got to be feeling pretty good about his organization, things that are going on. >> and hoping caution doesn't come out. >> coach pretty happy right now, i tell you. i would be. >> if combination right now between kyle busch and his crew chief adam stevens, boy, they have connected well, communicating well, the creme industry is there. >> 98 bottom. >> and the difference between tonight and kyle's three previous wins in cup, xfinity and truck is he did not dominate this race. et cetera 'only led 29 la

it's top gun two. by the way i am just saying, the volleyball scene was one of the best. >> i was just a high school kid and let me tell you tom cruise back then he was still cute .>> he's pretty ageless. >> say what you will about all the other stuff that he's crazy. i like i think is a good actor. >> we have the answers and entertainment news. >> is that your favorite tom cruise movie? >> rainman. >> i will say a few good men.>> that was good but top gun. >> 531 a.m. they don't make movies like that anymore. >> late 80s movies they >> good morning. it's april 1. >> yes it is your birthday, ben. you love receives peanut butter cups so i got you , and addition to the receives puffs, it is a huge egg stuffed with butter. >> happy birthday, my friend. >> i will have to crack this open. >> audrey, how are you? >>> enjoy your pm better snacks like take care of the weather. we will talk about rain showers coming through our area. relatively light and widely scattered. we had a few come through early across

up to the top of the empire state building. going to the museums, they ask you don't need a guided tour, you understand the landscape. greg: at the museum, there is a table, you are not in a holding room and they are trying to make a sale to you. i paid the admission price, i want to go to the top. you have to put in context, rosanna, at the top you are put in a room, you are not seeing outside, they basically lecture you to rent the ipad for $15 and rosanna, i wasn't the only one, people are frustrated and people were rolling their eyes. mike woods was up there with friends from out of town and they worked on you to rent this thing. this facility has come under fire before because of the commercialism. rosanna: it is anticipation of the view. mike: it is a build up. rosanna: yes, the experience. greg: no, no, you think it is part of the experience to rent the ipad. he goes on like that. rosanna: greg, they do the same thing at the empire state building. greg: they don't. rosanna: that is because you cut the line. greg: well, w

orissa meyer said the sale is the top priority. made the saleve our top priority.prised of independent directors and strategic transactions are leaving -- leading a well-run process to achieve the best possible outcome. the management team and i have supported the boards process from the start and we are moving expeditiously. emily: joining me from toronto, eric jackson. from new york, cory johnson, and securities managing director who covers yahoo!. we heard more from her about the sales process dan i think we expected to. what is your take? >> we were very surprised. they were very prompt in providing data. these are things we heard on the fringe that yahoo! was not doing. to directly defend the process was positive. we mentioned that what we want to do is really maximize shareholder value. that's what got investors more interested. she did say we will not hear much more about it from this point on. >> over the past two months, we have spent time with interested participants including some of the most well-known and respected names in the industry. we have been r

top five batman versus superman, zootopia with 8.2 million.n: in nhl playoffs, 2 to nothing deficit. power play goal but it was thomas with first-season goal. 2-1 lead in the best of seven series. game four in block -- brooklyn. booming shot in second period. nashville would hang onto second win. first time they have taken a 2-0 lead. in nba play tawfs clippers took down the blazers 115-95. clippers are 6-0 since griffin's return and look to continue the trend on wednesday night. john kasich was in my town. boston marathon is today. heavy security is in place with more than 5,000 police expected along can 26.2-mile route. massachusetts state police say three years after bombings rocked that finished line of that race, security remains enhanced. officials increased it after the bombings killed 3 people and injured more than 260 in 2013. lauren: before you head out the door this morning, let's take a look at fox meteorologist maria molina, maria molina, snow in colorado, summer time temperatures in the ayes. maria: it's busy this morning anywher

now, rounding out the top five: apples, previously topped that list, nectarines, peaches, and celery.o blackerries are not on this list. >> yes, because you just dumped a whole carton full in your yolk earth. still ahead, young boys at local school have some role models to look to. we'll introduce you to the men making it their mission to better the lives of young men. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. ♪ think about it ♪ there must be higher love ♪ down in the heart what do you think? ♪ and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we think you're going to like these numbers. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ i could rise above >> now these boys are catching everyone's attention, chris o'connell has a story from southwest philly. >> if you grew up a young man in southwest philadelphia, chances are you've had a run in with police. >> you know you got to get your homework done. that's the main thing. >> but not a run in like this. at metro elementary school, resource officer donald lewis doesn't make arrests. he makes men. >> all you guys have awesome attitudes, right? >> these

tonight the top story. >> we made it. we got through it. it's the weekend. >> kelly kicked off today's live with relief but things turned to awkward and some call this a dig. >> you have got an award. >> co-host michael strahan seemed stunned and annoyed by her comment. she just finished her 20th wedding anniversary and strahan has been divorced twice. >> her house is nicer than mine. >> anderson cooper is fuelling speculation about replacing strahan when he jumps to gma. >> i'm happy at cnn. it would be a dream to work with kelly. >> but getting the job all depends on cnn. his contract requires he gets permission from the network for any additional giggs and it's unclear if they'll allow him to do it. here's why we think he's the clear choice. >> kelly is smart and funny. >> they vacationed together and it was a love fes when he presented her with a glad award last yea >> you have made such a difference in my life. >> kelly has to love reason number 2. anderson wants the job. he talked to megyn kelly last night. >> there's a question of wh

>> rugby is the top spot for the world.on and the strategy foret is an important sport the future of young generations, men and women. all categories of the people. what is the level of rugby and china now? how would you gauge success in china? >> probably it will be very soon in capacity with a big competition. now,vest in the program but we also invest in the competition. better in china because they have a lot of good athletes at the moment. i'm sure it will be really soon on the top level. challenges are you playing in developing rugby and asia in markets like china? >> it is important for us to explain to the people that rugby is not just a traditional sport in europe. it is a sport included in all parts of the world. it is a global support, intercontinental. that is the position we have to explain to people, be confident with rugby. it is now included in the and education of young people around the world, including asia. thann the world are more 19, to include a new generation to play rugby and invest in the sports cu

call it head and shoulders top. but the reality is, we're hovering ominously right here at these lows. ultimately, to my eye anyway, we have lower to go. potentially down filling this gap. here's the long-term chart. again, we could put in our head and shoulders. put in your break and trend. but the reality is, it looks lower. and as a minimum i think we can come down to this long-term uptrend line. that would give you 80 bucks. and that is lower from where we closed the day at around 94. >> wow. >> what's interesting here is i was one of the people taking a look at this thing earlier today and saying, this is just getting too cheap. because of earnings, the company has suspended any potential buybacks. i think they could be stepping in and buying shares. i got short the may 90 puts earlier today in anticipation things would start to level out. but as i began to think about it, somebody asked me, what's the cheapest valuation that apple has traded at in the last ten years? i thought this was probably it. actually, i

she wore a crop top and $9 pencil skirt.new york city, reese wither spoon looks stunning in sapphire. she stepped out for a step up for cancer even when you see it from the side, a major wow. >>> and selena gomez's airport ad. the singer's jet set ad, what do we look at, outfit or the price tag? selena strutted into l.a.x. with an overcoast,$775, matching pants, $385. crop top, we're not sure butt th those ads, priceless. >> selena spent over $$,000 for a 9-hour flight. >>> jennifer anniston all covered up for her date with hubby j thorough. >> she rocked that same when i sat down with to talk about her new movie premiering on mother's day. have you ever sat down for an interview and unintentionally overshared? >> no, only you. only kidding, can't wait to see. >> apparently olivia wilde, jason's partner wants to have another child. so i her about it. unfortunately, my quest -- >> never in life have i had more sex than my wife wanted to have another child. >> i have never met your wife. >> it still would be great, though. she

we'll hear from a witness coming up at the top of the hour.live outside the 18th district, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> officer mccollough was shot in the leg. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in university city following his condition. what can you tell us? >> reporter: rosemary, the last update we got from police is that officer james mccollough is here at the hospital in stable condition. he is expected to be okay, to make a full recovery. philadelphia mayor jim kenney and police commissioner richard ross as well as other top brass spoke to us outside the hospital not long after seeing officer james mccollough here at penn presbyterian hospital. he has one gunshot wound to the left thigh. they are expecting him to be okay. the 24-year-old has been?xp philadelphia police officer for the last two years, assigned to west philadelphia. his mom and fiance met him here at the hospital last night. the outcome for officer mccollough might be very different this morning if he hadn't had the wherewithal to apply first aid to himself. >> it's important

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we could add 10 to 12 inches of rain on top of that. so we are looking at a tremendous flooding concern there. and the showers continue into the northern plains. we have snow left in the the upper elevation, but that's up above 10,000 feet. no more snow nfor denver. and day two of 80-degree april days in april, which don't come very often, actually. see it again today. and in the east warming up as well. back to the 80s in miami and atlanta. that's your coast-to-coast forecast. i'm meteorologist jen carfagno. "wor "worldwide exchange" continues after this. it's more than the cloud. it's security - and flexibility. it's where great ideas and vital data are stored. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions from a trusted it partner. including cloud and hosting services - all backed by an industry leading broadband network and people committed to helping you grow your business. you get a company that's more than just the sum of it's parts. centurylink. your link to what's next. igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was

we will stay on top of the story for you. the iraq war veteran accused of killing his wife and then opening fire on prince william county police officers appeared in court. kevin lewis now has new developments on what an officer said in court today about his squad car conversation with hamilton. kevin: today for the first time, accused cop killer ronald hamilton appeared in a prince william county courtroom. two officers testified during the hearing including this sergeant who recalled asking hamilton why he grabbed an ak-47 and opened fire on three police officers killing rookie patrol woman ashley guindon. the 32-year-old army veteran replied stating the officers were storming in and so i shot them. hamilton broke down that the police shoot him on the spot. >> the tragic incident started as a domestic dispurr balance call. this sergeant said that he snapped and he went on to testify that hamm confessed to struggling with ptsd. even so prince william county prosecutors say they will fight for the death penalty. so it certain

news and world reports releases latest top high schools in the country. >> top i've the school for talented and gifted in dallas. takes the top spot for fifth straight year followed by two arizona schools based in scotts dale number two and tucson north at number three and coming in fourth school of science and engineering in texas and then alexandria, virginia school thomas jefferson high school, for science and technology. that came in number five. and state of maryland awarded for having h of top performing high schools in the whole entire country. >> serving up sports breakfast this morning and philadelphia flyers fans they need a big old helping and big old heaping helping is that right heaping helping is that right. big old bowl of us. big old bowl of sportsmanship after the actions contributed to the team's breakdown last night and capitol's win to go up 3-owe i endplayoff series and with eight minutes left flyers fans flew glow until the dark wrist bands on the ice they were upset about penalties in the game. the wrist band fiasco led to more penalties and power plays with the calve

top of the bay bridge is concerned. you can see it so we know we have no clouds out there limiting visibility. temperatures in the upper 40s in santa rosa, 61 degrees in oakland. san francisco 63 degrees after a record shattering event on sunday at 81. notice the winds are slight to downright calm. west wind at three in san francisco. these winds will remain on the light side today, very gentle, up to about 10 miles per hour. we do have some storminess due west of san francisco. you can see this area of low pressure titlely cooled right here -- tightly cooled right here, influencing our weather by the end of the week. until then we have high pressure, it's the key component, it will continue to contribute to record high temps. 90 in fresno but equally as hot today in antioch, brentwood, discovery bay. 70s to near 80 at the beaches today, 80s common around the bay side, a mountain view back into saratoga. 88 degrees record high event in concord. near 90 in san jose. extended forecast, i actually placed rain in the foreca

news and world report released a list of top schools in country. >> top school is in texas and several schools in dmv did make the list out of top 100 jefferson high school science and technology in alexandria virginia and number 63 walt whitman of maryland and 88 school without walls high schoolness d.c. and number 94 winston churchhill high school in potomac maryland. state of maryland was also awarded for having one of the highest percentage of top performing high schools in the country. ♪ this friday, "fox5" rk concert series continues with this awesome band called secret society. secret society was formed inls by brian mills to bring you live band sound back to today's -ly computerized music market. looking forward to that. >> in 2015 were nominated by whammy for best urban contemporary group. stevie wonder and marvin gay to name a view and this friday fa fargate square park. >> myself and allison seymour will host the show and it will be broadcast live here good good day d.c. come in or go out whatever you like best. >> a good time held by all. >> this is amazing story. a duck ha

dale earnhardt jr., top five.blem with the pits but they've got the fire out and hammed it hoping to hang in there. and carl edwards who has turned the fastest time in the race just over 192 miles an hour currently right behind matt kenseth. kenseth has been the hard luck loser so far having opportunities for victory. but, michael, just our fourth caution. we've seen guys on short run, the long runs. it's a balancing act. which drivers have done the best with which. >> you have edwards with a blading fast car right after they pit and truex tracked them down and takes the lead. these two have been dominant. matt kenseth has been looking for a break all year long and got his pit work before the caution -- he asupered the lead and got a fast toyota, as we. look for kenseth to try to establish himself as a dominant guy. >> rookie chase elliott quite a day having to start at the back. worked his way up, the 20-year-old in the 24 car currently running fifth. remember, dale earnhardt jr. is the only rookie who won in tex

yahoo earnings topping estimates. still revenue tumbled.nings aside, everyone was hoping for comments on company's search for a suitor. ceo saying the search is a priority. and verizon set to make yahoo's bid a short list. >> i think there are going to be multiple bidders. i'm going with verizon as the favorite right now before the kentucky derby. but we'll have to see. i think the pressure is on. there is a lot of value here. the value is in the users and i think the stock moves higher as the process unwinds. >> he thinks the stock moves higher and is up 1% in pre market today. 36.71 for yahoo. >> he's also a shareholder. i would also note that in terms of results, as the sale process goes on that the core business hasn't really been turning around. and even some are disappointed with the so called mavens which is marissa meyers growth areas. versus the double digit growth she was seeing. only about 7% growth in that business as well. the focus turns to the sale. and to that note mayer on the call kid say this is a top priority. we have ma

again, the wind is the top story. the reason why we're seeing this is we have three different weather systems across the west. it's this area of high pressure in the pacific that has the dry sinking air. you combine with that this area of low pressure across nevada. it has a strong uplift. this area is sucking pressure right towards it. a good section of california continues to be gusting. once we get past the wind, we're also going to see our next storm system getting closer and that's up here across alaska. eventually, we'll see this cold front drop down and it is going to bring rainfall. you'll see by 7:00 in the morning on wednesday, we see rain develop in santa rosa and pushes across the bay area by 11:30 on wednesday morning. we'll likely hold on to a chance here of some scattered thunderstorms and thunderstorms into the evening hours as well. about a quarter of an inch. as we head throughout tuesday, it will be breezy to gusty. temperatures will warm up a few degrees. 69 in san jose. for the peninsula, a cool 6

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there's stuff that is really top secret, top secret.tuff that is being presented to the president or the secretary of state you might not want on the transit going out over the wire but basically stuff you could get in open source. >> last october you were prepared to say she hadn't jeopardized. the question is can you still say that? >> i continue to believe she has not jeopardized america's national security. >> in moments we'll hear from one of president obama's former top intelligence officers, lieutenant general michael flynn, on that statement. >>> but first we go to chief intelligence correspondent live tonight in washington. >> reporter: megyn, as part of our fact check we had a former senior intelligence official weigh in on the president's suggestion that some classified information is more deserving of its top-secret label. we were told that even if highly classified information shows up in "the new york times," a security clearance holder is still obligated to protect it and neither confirm nor deny the news report's accurac

buildings crumbled on top of cars. an overpass in the largest city buckled, hampering rescue efforts. over 100 aftershocks have been felt since, causing panic. people slept in the street, many towns remain in the dark and there's concern about looting. the ecuadorean government has deployed nearly 15,000 armed forces and emergency workers to keep the peace and search for survivors. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> more than 1500 people were injured. the president of ecuador has declared a national emergency. >>> at the same time in southern japan the search continues for people missing after two powerful earthquakes there. rescuers spent the weekend pulling more survivors from flattened buildings. the quake killed 41 people and wounded hundreds. san francisco mayor ed lee expresses his condolences to those affected. >> we'll be there to open up our website and ask people to donate in complement with the international red cross and to make sure we do everything we can to help. >> mayor lee released a statement ex

i think we top off around 65 or seasonal sunshine today. it's warmer tomorrow, but becoming windy again, elevating risk of brush fires. showers show up on tuesday. not a ton of rain, but a couple showers and a thunderstorm around along with cooler temperatures. i think with the showers on tuesday and another chance on thursday, that will help alleviate that fire threat. 52 at morris town right now. 46 at monticello where you were below freezing this morning. 52 in bell mar and tom's river. 51 on the island. 48 in montauk. north wind causing it to be chilly. that's an efficient wind for cooling off in new york city with the cold air bleeding down the hudson valley overnight. a nice recovery today. getting up to around 66 or so in the park. similar temperatures over much of interior new jersey. right along the shore will be cooler, topping off around 60 and coastal southwestern connecticut. about 49 in the park. maybe upper 30s well north and west, so a few degrees warmer than it was last night. rays are facing the yankees at 1:05 p.m. first

it is aappropriately named roof top.op of the building's roof in the heart of downtown walnut creek. you can see mount diabolo in the distance. they have 4600 patio space. they are opened rain or shine because they have retractable canopies. they can pull those over if the weather is inclement. one of the reasons it is in walnut creek is the weather is usually reliable and sunny here. jim is the owner. walnut creek has a lively restaurant vibe. what makes this place unique. >> i think what we wanted to do, the most important aspect was we wanted to differentiate our business model from others. it is a tremendous opportunity. thanks o'brien's vision of a roof top dining experience and bringing it to the east bay we didn't want to disappoint. it was important to hit the trifecta of hospitality. >> people are looking at the entrance. they are beautiful lights from the ceiling. >> ambience was very important to us. we wanted to pair great food, small craft cocktails and exceptional wine program. which is the most unique offe

. >> so you can add on top of that we've got since intercepts yes, i did. >> 8 hundred plus with the s&p and our calculation as as an npr b with the apples to apples calculation in the 10 year period yes, i did. >> 4 hundred plus over the s&p do you think that is appropriated plus 5 >> we think that is a high bar today, i also s&p plus 3 is probably you know what we would guide to in terms of - >> whether you're taking more reflexes there are lock ups you're feeling 3 percent is here on behalf of the appellant. >> yeah. that's annualized this is compounded. >> that's the money art and i have had conversations about a year nature with cambridge we need to bring it down to 250 or three hundred easily. >> so the class is much more competitive than it used to be evaluations are higher and 11.2 that is a priori peek since 2008 way above the 6.3 in 2000 observing liquidity premium is justified but the 5 hundred would have been applicable so because i want to think about this the 5 years how many years looking ahead can you provide a bulletin point we should be looking were the s&p plus 3 a

it's the top ten. and here's the, here's the part about it that'll blow your mind: a lot of those people are democrats, okay? why is that? because these days the democratic party is the party of the professional class. okay? they have other constituencies, to be sure. they talk about it all the time down in d.c., and they list, you know, their constituencies. we know who they are; minorities, women and the young. they have a name for this, they call it the coalition of the avenn adapt. but professionals are the ones whose technocratic outlook always tends to from evil when -- to prevail when you put all these groups together. okay? it's their tastes that are celebrated by liberal newspapers, and it's their very particular way of regarding the world that's taken for granted by liberals as being objectively true and correct. professionals dominate liberalism and the democratic party in the same way that ivy leaguers dominate the obama cabinet. so what i'm saying is that modern day liberalism is the philo