tracey: understood.e are working in the appropriation language, which does require the kind of certification you are describing. and we are looking forward to working with you to put that information together. sen. cardin: thank you. sen. corker: senator isakson? sen. isakson: i appreciate you and the ranking member focusing on this. commentsreciate your to the u.n. regarding transparency. you know, putting in a year-end report, how many violations of rape against women, not much transparency. and putting it on the website is good, but a lot of victims were ould not know a website if they saw one. they are in a remote part of the world. i want to echo what senator cardin and corker have said. holding these people accountable in some way, if not the least by withholding funds until they comply with human rights. but here is the question. senator corker and i went to darfur, one of the many things i learned is that rape is a military tactic in africa. it is not a violation. they teach it. senator corker: t

was that tracey? >> it was tracey manson, don tollefson, and snappy. >> the first weather. >> first weather. >> ankle on or oregon day, and i used to watch when you i was feeding my baby nia at home oh, i would love to work on that show. >> and it worked out. >> but i anchored the early morning show, which back then was 6:30 to 7:00. >> that was early then? >> that was early then. >> well now 4:00 is earl. >> i yes. >> so then it was tracey left, or she moved onto something else, they hired you where? >> york pennsylvania, harrisburg, york. >> yes. >> and you work with don then, your co-host? >> i work with don and i also worked, who else? dave price. >> dave price. >> you loved working with dave. >> loved working with dave miles. i think we have got some great footage. >> what is that? >> oh, that was debbie reynolds. >> oh, that's with dave price. >> yes, on the back after bus. >> and jennifer ward. look at that hair. >> wow. >> look at that hair. >> and again, this studio was in the basement of our

tracey: understood. we are working in the appropriation language, which does require the kind of certification you are describing. and we are looking forward to working with you to put that information together. sen. cardin: thank you. sen. corker: senator isakson? sen. isakson: i appreciate you and the ranking member focusing on this. and i appreciate your comments -- complements to the u.n. regarding transparency. finally making some moves. you know, putting in a year-end report, how many violations of rape against women, not much transparency. and putting it on the website is pretty good, but a lot of these victims would not know a website if they saw one. they are in a remote part of the world. i want to echo what senator cardin and corker have said. holding these people accountable in some way, if not the least by withholding funds until they comply with human rights. but here is the question. when senator corker and i went to darfur, one of the many things i learned is that rape is a military tacti

tracey: understood. we are working in the appropriation language, which does require the sort of certificate and you are describing. and we are looking forward to working with you to put that information together. senator cardin: thank you. senator corker: senator isakson. i appreciateon: you working on this. and i appreciate the contributions to the u.n. regarding transparency. putting in a year-end report, how many violations of rape against women, not much transparency. but you on the website is good, but a lot of victims were not know a website if they saw. they are in a remote part of the world. i want to echo what senator cardin and corker have said. holding these people accountable in some way, if not the least by withholding funds until they comply with human rights. but here is the question. senator corker and i went to darfur, one of the many things i learned is that rape is a military target in africa. it is not a violation. they teach it. ur, we doent to darf not see a man younger than 12 or

tracey: you can see all these charts and more on twitter. here to help set the scene i want to bring in bloomberg news reporter. oliver: we are going way down. joe: what are you seeing happening in earnings? we still have a long way to go, but are there any interesting trends you're seeing? oliver: overall it is largely playing out as most people expected were you have lobar, and companies are beating that bar. but we have some rocking us. we are flat from two weeks ago. thing, one particular maybe it is related to earnings, maybe other things, that if you actually look at what has happened here with stocks and s&puations, looking at the it is flat, but look at evaluations and they have risen. parties because earnings are down. that calling into question what people were calling -- were paying. those sectors that did a very well and got up too high evaluations. staples, they were paying 22 times for these names. you go into earnings, maybe it is earnings related, maybe it is treasury. then you have people going to reassess and moving away, a

. >> it celebrated black girl magic, hosted by tracey ellis rock. >> she look good. >> so here is a clip from the opening number, paying homage to black girls who rock including her own mother. >> ♪ >> oh, that's cool. >> it is very cool. so, she also did formation, by beyonce, unity by queen latifa, and work, by rihanna. and little janet. so, we have there is a loft great performance but our girl jasmine sullivan performed, too. >> mona lisa, complete with dancers, really, the words are really good. about, you know -- >> work of art. >> yes. masterpiece, honey. >> go rihanna was honored with a rock star award. >> oh,. >> and she had a great piece. a lot of people are talking about her speech. here it is. >> i believe god put us all here for a reason, and we all have our purpose, and we're here to fulfill our purpose individually i think the thing that kept me sane, the thing that kept me humbled, the thing that's kept me successful is being myself. the minute you learn to love yourself, you would not want to be anybody else. >> that a good way to put it. >> very good point. >> also than

all decked out for opening day and tracey posted this shot. >> tucker, the golden doodle is ready for opening day. >> looks like not thrilled about that picture. how cute, future coach making a phone call, that kid is all business ready to make it happen making deals. >> follow your favorite team and download the free wusa9 news app right now. don't ask. >>> a car chase finally comes top end after donuts, selfies and fist bumps. see how they became celebrities. >> i like protestors but the ones that won't let you answer are afraid of the truth. that's a simple oath. be a friend. >> stronged words from bill clinton. >>> another reason yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. making you sick. >> turning much colder this week and we will be talking about some snow weather and traffic on the 9. # pursuit trending a twitter. a pol

she was doing her best tracey turnblatt from "hairspray."e do a good job of making up for it will. ed a 24 out of 30. >> next fighter paige vanzant killed it with mark ballas in '60s color and, of course, some good acting, as well. acing like austin powers, of course. that scored them a 38 including a 10 from len goodman. >> there was a while where i couldn't figure out who the professional dancer was and who the competitor was. >> you can't. i could watch this for the next 20 minutes. amazing. >> i love austin powers. and jodie sweetin also working through a foot injury. did her interpretation of pink's music video "try," scoring a 25. what did you think of this? it. >> it was a little dark. the whole thing is a little dark for "dancing with the stars." i liked her and liked the performance, as well. nyle dimarco danced the quick step to the famous dance from "mask" wearing not only the mask that jim carrie wore but also the teeth. he wore prosthetic teeth for this dance. they also scored 25. the judges loved the performance but said it was

. >>> bank robber suspected caught robbing a bank in tracey early this month and arrested in salida a small town near modesto yesterday. >>> alive look this morning of ocean beach coast guard causing -- urging caution. there is a high surf and strong winds national weather service issued a beach advisory for rip currents and short breaks. high death doppler, scattered showers dissipating. plenty of sunshine and blue skies and we did actually get some pretty good rain totals nearly 1 inch and half of north in st. helena half inch in kentfield. previous record over 4/10 of an inch and we got half an inch and separate cisco yesterday. good rain totals from the april showers. what to expect moving to the day out the door off to a chilly start blue skies and temperatures are cooler than yesterday low to mid 50s. some in the 40s this morning. cool start this morning and seasonal -- seasonable temperatures. full forecast coming up. >>> mystery surrounding the death of superstar prince continues to grow in the world waits to hear what caused his sudden death. fans gathered in paisley park in

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and neutrality and voice and respect this procedural justice train is into xhaevengz at yale and tracey that studied why does someone taunt the cops the raven shows factors that more voluntarily to comply if they're treated with respect they feel like the person they're talking to a neutral people are speeding so a basis and it is explained and the person's is more likely to trust trust the office regardless if you arresting me or not i'm more likely to come flipper treated with respect and dignity that is a goal of the police officers but in this train what i've seen officers recognize that is tough but many ways ankle that captain hart and academy but looking at it is in a different way that gives the officers in an interaction to have tools many have anyway but pressures for for those of you who don't know that might not a chance to make the day less stressfully and someone feels you were doing your job this training and watching and paying attention we heard from a lot of people in public comment and i'm hearing around san francisco an idea nothing that happening not everybody watch

police in tracey took 22-year-old the young man into custodyt1 yesterday.his 17-year-old brother was also arrested in san jose. they were found dead on sunday in their san jose home. >> killed by outsider, any one outside not related to you is bad already. like somebody kill you live but kill by your own kid. >>reporter: tomorrow friends will fwat at local mosque to reflect and remember the two victims devoted members of the muslim faith. >> san josed high school sports coach under arrest accused of having inappropriate relationship with 15-year-old boy. 21-year-old lock winn of san jose charged with annoying or molesting a child. witch was assistant badminton coach at san jose high school. police say winn was date ago student at the school. >>> search under way for this missing man 87-year-old jose last seen at home in hayward yesterday at dinner time. ?lñcci as hispanic bald with brown eyes standing 5 foot 5 weighing 142 pound. last seen wearing a straw hat, gray sweater, vest black shirt and pants. he suffers from medical condition and may be the disorie

. >> tracey came over to me and said, there's a very interesting looking guy who's being booked in right now. i kind of noticed he latched on to bryan. he was looking for somebody to hear his story. first he started focusing on bryan, bro this, bro that. >> they are trying to pick on me, bro, because they hate me because of my tattoos, this poke ass police. they want to try [ bleep ] they ain't nothing without their home boys, bro. straight up. knock it, knock it, knock it. >> he was acting out, swearing and being belligerent at the arresting officers. >> you arrested me for no reason, bro. you arrested me for no reason, bro. >> but it was his look that got us. >> i'm a satanist. >> i mean we're in tulsa, oklahoma. we're at the heart of the bible belt. and here's a man who had all these tattoos that were attributed to satan all over his face, his neck. and he was just acting in this very bizarre way. >> i wish somebody has to have an answer why am i so fascinated about bigger, better things, who cares what they think, they will never understand me. i guess, i don't know. malice makes me

. >> we have producer here shall her name tracey, she has seven year olson, he has little question he on tape. listen. >> hi, i'm seven years old, and which one is tougher, being a wrestler or or doing a movie script? >> i love being a wwe superstar because the energy of the audience inspires me to achieve more, but i will say winning american grit is probably going to be the toughest, one of the toughest things i've ever witnessed, truly takes mental capacity that very few can imagine, and very few can reach. so i would say winning american grit is a lot tougher than ac wwe. >> you had shoulder surgery, flight. >> yes, they basically reconstructed my shoulder without replacing it, recovery doing very well. i hope to be back to wwe ring soon. >> impressive video on twitter, you are working it. >> thank you for checking me out on social. speaking of social, that was accomplishment for me, and i use the hashtag show your grit. we're encouraging people around the world to tell me what inspired you, that's what american grit is all b it is aspiration, inspiration, hashtag show your grit.

a source tells us 22-year-old hasib golam rabbi was picked up yesterday in tracey by the san jose police department. covert response unit. that's who you see here in this booking photo on your screen. his 17-year-old brother was arrested in san jose and booked in to juvenile hall. because he is under 18 and booked as a juvenile, no photo will be released. >> their parents golam and shamima were killed last week. no bail has been allowed. hasib rabbi will make his first court appearance tomorrow at noon. >>> also in san jose at this hour, a major intersection is closed because of heavy police continue. parts of capital avenue and alum rock avenue were shot down because of this ongoing activity. brian flores's -- brian flores is at the scene. you heard several large explosions. >> we heard what may be flash bangs because we saw the s.w.a.t. team out here this morning. i want to talk quickly about the traffic situation. we're on capitol avenue and alum rock. when we last saw you about 30 minutes ago, the southbound direction of capitol avenue was closed. now both directions of capitol from

slaughterhouse on friday, captured the imagine of people everywhere and the animal lovers jon and tracey stewart. he made it to york college where officers traquilized him. the city has a history of livestock on the loose. freddie the cow took off before heading to a sanctuary in new jersey. activists bought him for $1,000. jon stewart had him eating out of his hand. the comedian and his wife partnered with a group to protect animals from cruelty. with the stewarts headed for greener pastures. a farm where he can run with the other bulls. >> the music. frank the bull was named by people at the sanctuary after frank lee morris who escaped from alcatraz in 1962. >> frank the bull. >> i didn't know frank lee morris. zika virus. dr. natalie azar is here to tell us what we need to do to keep our families safe. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 10

our second business is the honorable tracey jacobson.al deputy assistant secretary of state, bureau of organizational affairs. our third witness is major general michael rothstein. did i pronounce that correctly? deputy assistant secretary for the state department of bureau, of political and military affairs. again, we thank you all for the service to the country. i think all of you know that without objection your written testimony will be entered into the record. if you could summarize in five minutes, i would say that i know you all are very busy. to the extent that you can hear the testimony of the second panel, it might be beneficial to you. but we thank you here now, and if you could to start in the order that i introduce you. i would appreciate it. thank you for taking the time to be with us today. isobel: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you ranking member cardin and distinguished members of the committee for inviting me to testify today on the urgent and shameful issue of sexual exploitation and abuse by u.n. peacekeepers. earlier

our second what this debate is the honorable tracey ann jacobson, principal deputy assistant secretaryate, pure of international organization affairs. our third way this is major general michael rothstein, deputy assistant secretary for state for plans, programs, and operations, state department bureau of the political military affairs. again we thank you all for your service to our country. i think all of you know without objection your written testimony will be entered into the record. if you could summarize in about five minutes. and i would say that i know you all are very busy, to the extent you can do the testing of the second panel it might be beneficial to you but we thank you for your snow. if you could start in the order i introduce you i would appreciate it. again thank you for taking the time to be with us today. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member cardin, and other distinguished those of the panel for inviting me to testify today on this urgent and shameful issue of sexual abuse and exploitation by u.n. peacekeepers. earlier this month by the opportunity to trave

and neutrality and voice and respect this procedural justice train is into xhaevengz at yale and tracey that studied why does someone taunt the cops the raven shows factors that more voluntarily to comply if they're treated with respect they feel like the person they're talking to a neutral people are speeding so a basis and it is explained and the person's is more likely to trust trust the office regardless if you arresting me or not i'm more likely to come flipper treated with respect and dignity that is a goal of the police officers but in this train what i've seen officers recognize that is tough but many ways ankle that captain hart and academy but looking at it is in a different way that gives the officers in an interaction to have tools many have anyway but pressures for for those of you who don't know that might not a chance to make the day less stressfully and someone feels you were doing your job this training and watching and paying attention we heard from a lot of people in public comment and i'm hearing around san francisco an idea nothing that happening not everybody watch

and neutrality and voice and respect this procedural justice train is into xhaevengz at yale and tracey that studied why does someone taunt the cops the raven shows factors that more voluntarily to comply if they're treated with respect they feel like the person they're talking to a neutral people are speeding so a basis and it is explained and the person's is more likely to trust trust the office regardless if you arresting me or not i'm more likely to come flipper treated with respect and dignity that is a goal of the police officers but in this train what i've seen officers recognize that is tough but many ways ankle that captain hart and academy but looking at it is in a different way that gives the officers in an interaction to have tools many have anyway but pressures for for those of you who don't know that might not a chance to make the day less stressfully and someone feels you were doing your job this training and watching and paying attention we heard from a lot of people in public comment and i'm hearing around san francisco an idea nothing that happening not everybody watch

that's when jon stewart and his wife tracey stepped in using their sanctuary to rescue the bull and bring him upstate. >> that's a handsome bull >> very. >>> we are closing in on 5:00, and we're following a developing story right now. a disturbing encounter in central park. a man reportedly offers up a little boy for sex. we're live with a description of the man police are searching for. >>> also in the last few hours we've received new information on the zika virus. when a new test will be available to the general public. >>> and meteorologist bill evans says we have a medza, med weekend ahead, filled with both rain and sun. he'll return with the exclusive accuweather forecast. channel 7 eyewitness news this morning returns in just two minutes. thank you so much. did you say honey? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah >>> developing at

comedian jon stewart an his wife tracey took the animal to the farm sanctuary in watkins glen, new york. video shows stewart feeding the steer hay after his busy day. we're toll the steer's name is frank lee. >>> our meteorologist named vanessa murdock, an she is here with a look at the wild weekend weather >> yeah, it's like a rodeo ride over here too. let me tell you. 59 degrees, that's 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. in addition showers on an off. better bet for some sunshine later today. so some late breaks of sun. overnight clear early, then wet weather moves in. it will start in the form of rain and then will change over to snow. single digits, teens and 20s. why? winds will be gusting as high as 60 miles per hour through midday tomorrow. 44 tomorrow afternoon with clearing skies. andrea. >> all right, vanessa, thank you. >>> we'll have another news update in about a half an hour. i'm andrea grimes. continues right after this. >>> it's the biggest weekend of the year in college basketball. tonight begins the final four of the ncaa men's tournament, with the championship to be de

. >> tracey mckinzie on the evolving war goals of the north during the civil war. and then at 10:00 on reel america. >> and at the same time build an army. and the amazing reports came in from our agents in the united states. 20% of american industrial manpower was woman power. le joh legions of american women. fore saking the grim tasks of war. >> this 1944 war department film documents how women in world war ii helped the war effort. alluding that the hidden women working in the war action are the main reason they won the war. we visit the daughters of the mesh revolution museum to learn about an exhibit. >> one thing that stands out at this time period is this creation of this imagery of the apotheosis. it's an old concept. it goes back to ancient times where a warrior is made god-like by lifting him up and celebrating him. >> on the presidency at 8:00 -- >> though washington and jefferson are the two most prominent examples, it is worth highlighting key facets of their successors who owned slaves, especially those who did so while they occupied the white house.

. >> sources are telling us hasib golam rabbi was picked up in tracey by the covert response unit.se are the first pictures we're seeing of the two sons. his 17-year-old brother was also arrested in san jose and booked in to juvenile hall. i don't expect to see his photograph because he's a juvenile. >> their parents, golam and shamima were killed last weekend. we know no bail has been allowed. rabbi will make his first court appearance tomorrow at noon. >>> time is 8:30. we're following another breaking story. >> there's a heavy police presence in the alum rock area. there are major roads blocked off here. >> we're talking about capital avenue. we're actually on the corner of capital avenue and alum rock. the police activity, they have blocked off at least i believe the southbound direction of capital avenue. even vta, the rail isn't even going through this area because of the heavy police activity you can see behind me. it's still unclear the details of exactly what's going on. but what i can tell you is in the past just really 30 seconds we've seen at least five people, five fem

. >> wheaton college his tore professor tracey mckenzie on the evolving war goals of the north during the civil war. and then on real mergamerica -- >> how was it possible for america to achieve such production and at the same time pin an army. amazing ports came in. 20% of american industrial manpower was woman power. legions of american women were amassing to stop the advance across the world forsaking it for the war. >> this war department film documents how women in world war ii helped the war effort alluding that the hidden army of american women working in war manufacturing are the main reason germany lost the war. sunday evening at 6:00 on american artifacts, we visited daughters of the american revolution museum to learn about an exhibit marking the 125th anniversary of the organization founded in 1890. >> one thing that stands out at this time period is this creation of this imagery of the epath yoe sis. it's an old concept, it goes back to apncient time where is a warrior is made godlike by lifting him up and celebrating him about that. >> on the presidency at 8:00 -- >> was

reporting from sheepshead bay, brooklyn, tracey carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> money watch, stock futures higher today after gains on wall street yesterday. financial and energy companies led the way, giving the stock market its third positive session in a row. the dow jones industrial average was up 42 points, the nasdaq composite added 7. the s&p rose by over one. >>> a popular home renovation show is being sued by a couple dina murphy and tim sullivan said they turnd to "love it or list it" when the couple decided toification fix up their home. they say the remodeling was diastrous and used to create a stage set for the television series. >> we took out a substantial loan for this, and put in some of our own money. >> for the homeowners here this, is a renovation project, and for big coat it's a tv show. what we allege is that big coat hired contractors who did substandard work. >> the couple's lawsuit also claims the subcontractor only received about $85,000 an that the production company pocket the rest. toronto bay's big coat production said it completed more than 250 renovations wi

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i'm tracey davidson. sunshine to start your tuesday.ple spots in the 70 ooz. look at society hill, park side. right now, somerton is up to 70 degrees. we're not going to see 80s this afternoon. gusty winds this afternoon and sunshine. as you can see by the seven-day, a little bit cooler tomorrow. >> bill, thanks. >>> now let's check the roads. jessica boyington has that. >> the blue route is looking a little bit better. we're right around the baltimore pike right now. no big problems. 15 minutes to 95 there. speeds are way up there into into the 60s. we are watching monroe township. both directions tied up with not functioning traffic lights. police on the scene there directing traffic around. >> we're following breaking news out of mercer county. the superintendent of schools was hit and killed by a car this morning near the high school. crisis counselling is available at the high school this afternoon. >>> a new report answers questions about this month's deadly amtrak derailment in delaware county. they say the backhoe was authorized

tracey? >>> it is primary day in pennsylvania. polls opened almost two hours ago.l. one race we're following in pennsylvania's second congressional district. he voted this morning along with his wife, rene. three candidates are challenging fattah. you can tap the nbc10 app and stay with nbc10 for full coverage of all the races today and all the results tonight. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. you can always stay updated on news and weather with the nbc10 app. it's a free download. the "today" show continues in just minutes. thanks for watching. have a great day. the tthan the bottom have mo100 million americans.nt how does that happen? well, they use lobbyists to get special tax breaks. my plan -- close the tax loopholes and make them pay their fair share. seniors who've worked hard deserve the opportunity to stay independent, pay their bills, and most of all, enjoy their grandchildren. it's time to bring back a basic american value -- fairness. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> this morning on "today's take," dave coulier is in our house