we hope you will join us april 16 for the big cherry blossom parade. find out much more online. i'm eileen whelan at the tidal basin. back to you. melanie: looking very pretty. i'm jealous that i'm not down there. doug: temperatures in the 60's to about 70 now. everybody that is cool, hang in there. this is about 25 miles southeast of denver. they want looking -- let me go back. let me snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. they are dealing with a snowstorm. take a look at this. the snow is piling up all around that portion of colorado. , on the other hand, celebrating cherry blossom blooms. high tree: -- have pollen today. spring is definitely here. we are on a roll for a couple of days. pleasant. 69 in fredericksburg. 65 in baltimore. reagan national with a southerly wind coming up the poem -- the potomac, keeping a little cooler , 61. many parts of the area will hit at least 70 degrees. columbustsburgh, 62 in . even as we get a little cooler on friday, we will still be well into the 60's. the high pressure has moved out to shore. southerly and southwesterly wind s are develo

main point, using april expiration. i wouldn't do strategy looking out months and months especially in a market, stock this volatile, tied to the global growth story we know can change quickly. >> exceptional volatility. this stroke selling 75, 55, back to 75 and now back at 72. the risk obviously you get more of that roll tilt, blow outside the advance you're talking about. if you do get a v and return right back to the point you plunged, you typically will start to go dormant, back and fill, depends how much time you put on the trade. >> for stocks mentioned in no man's land, is that the way you view it as well, they are in no man's land, something should happen? >> it's about the precondition. visa, right, it's gone up five, six years, just rolled a little bit. caterpillar from 120 to 50, bounced a little bit. circumstances are completely different. not because you're between the high and low, where you came from. >> material differences between those businesses. visa a has fundamentally been growing successly, the c

mike is using april.ecially in a market that's following this and a stock this volatile and a stock tied to the global growth story we know can change quickly. >> this truck was training at 75 on november 1st. plunges at 55. went back to 75. if you get a v and return right back to the point in which you plunge you'll start to go dormant and it depends how much time you put on the trade. >> for those that's mentioned in no man's land, is that the ones you mentioned something should happen? >> it's about the precondition. let's say you started with visa. they've gone out five or six years and rolled a little bit. caterpillar has rolled and bounced a little. their circumstances are completely different. they're not just because you're between the high and low. it's where you came from. >> there's also material differences between the fundamentals between those two. visas been growing their business demonstrating the success they're going to have in the payment space and meanwhile connected caterpillar has se

>> i i kid you not, i promise. >>> is april upon us? yankees fans are holding their breath while mets fans with now exhale, sort of. coming up in sports matt harvey returns to the mound, but the results aren't pretty. highlights from port st. lucie 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 highest in customer satisfaction for the third year in a row. only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, >>> matt harvey was back in action today? >> it was good to see him out there. after a medical scare turned out to be less severe than anticipated, matt harvey took the mound in port st. lucie as the mets wrapped up the grapefruit league portion of the spring. maybe harvey should have skipped this start and jufr mped straight to opening night. zimmerma

the main point i would make is mike is using april. wouldn't use this strategy looking out months and months. especially in a market that's following this and a stock this volatile and a stock tied to the global growth story we know can change quickly. >> it is exceptional volatility. if you think about it, this was trading at 75 on november 1st. plunges at 55. back to 75 last week, now back at 72. you get more of that volatility and blow outside the bands you're talking about. if you get a v and return right back to the point in which you plunge, you typically for a while will go back did orment and back and fill. depends how much time you can put on the trade. >> for those that's mentioned in no man's land, is that the ones you mentioned something should happen? >> it's about the precondition. let's say you started with visa. they've gone out five or six years and rolled a little bit. caterpillar has come down from 120 to 50 and just bounced a bit. so their circumstance and their precondition is completely different. it's not just be

. >> wisconsin is next week and i think it is us. april 19th. and it was so funny, in the beginning new york never counts. it is not a done deal. it is everybody is saying hillary clinton has the democratic nomination, i don't know. greg: yea, five of the past six sanders. donald trump when he announced for president he had no intention of becoming the president. rosanna: then what happened? way and any way it is her account read about it in the daily news. the last time of a competitive primary going back to 1988. look at this. this is al gore in 1988. what'd he do? rosanna: he invented the internet. actually he had a great environments environmental film. greg: inconvenient truth. al gore coming in third place and ed koch paid a political price for it. e endorsed him. he came in after jessie jackson. remember that? rosanna: yes. maybe some of the candidates will come on "good day new york." that would be amazing. greg: and woe us. rosanna: we have to spring clean. we have to go to the weather outside. audrey: temperatures are closing in on the

join us april 7th, 7:00 p.m. tracy davidson will moderate watch here on nbc 10. >>> jim kenney has a lot riding on his proposed soda tax. there's some bad news. y that tax may not bring in as much money as initially hoped. >>> bad news for your summer vacation. airports are warning passengers expect much longer lines. we'll show you what's behind the backups new on nbc 10 news at 5:00. look around pennsylvania and it's not hard to spot winners. and with over 2 million winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single month, that's hardly a surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan, it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just as

us? well for april, may, june. plenty of above average rain chances for us. then as we head throughout the summer, we are going to see our drought impact, likely getting worse as we head into the typical dry summer months. then something else to lack had had -- to look ahead to. la nina and near average rain chances. tracking the full forecast and any rain coming our way at least in the next seven days. details on that in about ten minutes. >> jeff see, you shortly. more details on san jose walter measures. all that winter rain -- well it didn't sway the city council. members voted this week to keep the 30% cutbacks that will stay in effect until the end of june. >>> also in the south bay. a homeless encampment to blame for a large garbage fire. after 11:00 a.m. this morning behind san jose police storage warehouse on monterey road. fire fighters found a burning pile of garbage when they ha rie -- they arrived on the scene. no one in the encampment or inside the police warehouse. the flames did not damage the building. >> california one step closer to adoptin

us. >> april 20 was the suggested date. >> do you have a comment? >> yes. should we hear the variance first on a stand alone? because this is our first one; right? we can't? >> well -- >> no, what i am saying going forward the project is going to change if they don't have the single-car garage. >> i don't think they can get the variance with that. >> i think the zoning administrator's intent is get cues from the san francisco historic preservation commission and which direction you're leaning toward prior to making his decision. certainly they are completely separate decisions to be made and had but i think that is why the zoning administrator likes to have a joint hearing to consolidate the public process for the members of the public and hearing from you as well as the planning commission when that occurs. >> you could get input from him? >> you could certainly ask questions and it's a joint hearing and hearing testimony regarding the variance and clarity and which way he is leaning. >> the two items are heard together. >> that's right. >> i think we had

us by surprise. down. >> episode april 5. >> can you tell us a little bit >> i believe there will be some hopefully some fun behind the scenes. footage, a documentary and deleted scenes like this tyler wren moment. >> well, the date is set for theaters, it is december 15, 2017. i can hear those calendars being pulled out right now. , we're looking back at a movie icon from the '80s. >> i am a rich kid who fal love w side of the tracks. >> andrew mccarthy's shockinghis to this. >> i had my hands around his throat and watched the life leave his little body. >>> then we meet the wives of beverly hills plastic surgeons how. and is klle kardashian getting a little nip tuck? >> i hope i do it all at the same time. >>> is kloe kardashian getting cosmetic wor she dishes on improvements with ourn. >> we all are aging, but that's why we have these wonderful things at our fingertips. >> i don't care about that stuff. >> you can't judge, i don't know what i'm going to do in ten i do it all at the same time. >> it's carmel la's chin up effect. it' injectable treatmentchin. she's all about a posit

think we stay in the 70s and then some right on through the end of next week and that puts us closer to april if you get what i'm saying. that winter stuff, it's gone. water temperatures 65 degrees. there are your upcoming tides, so over the next 12 hours, here's your hour by hour forecast. partly cloudy skies as temperatures warm up in the 80s tomorrow and there's a most accurate 7 day, best chance will be sunday into monday with highs up near 80 and spring forward. >>> after that poor performance earlier in the week, tk has all the highlights coming up next in sports. >>> hello, folks, not a good night for the lightning. just an inexplicablely flat effort. flyers scoring twice on the power play. this one is just walked in by matt reed. for the flyers and this goal coming up is just too easy. fisher gets his stick caught up and the -- sees it and he gets an easy wrap around goal. third straight final 3-1. shot of the day at the championship, 2nd shot. at the 10th. this baby would propel him to a 400 back 9 and assure the lead. it's good to see strike playing better. good news for jordan -- f

us. that could change, april could be a wild card month for us. >> the winds look like something to be worry about. >> definitely. i was out on the coast, looking out shore you can see it. yes. be careful on the shoreline tomorrow. >> good idea, thank you, mark. >> thank you, mark. >>> the aarp is warning taxpayers to be aware of scam artists posing as irs scammers. they may send you an e-mail saying you have a larger than expected refund and ask you to click on a link to verify your bank deposit information. the irs would never ask toy -- ask toy do that. they may call on the phone saying you -- ask you to do that. they may call on the phone saying you need to pay more. >> they can spoof the caller id toa make it look like it is coming from a washington, d.c. air code or irs. use caller id as a convenience but do not trust it. the irs would not call you out of the blue. they would send you a letter first. the irs reports in the past 2- 1/2 years, 550 people have been scammed by this. >>> the copilot of an american airlines pilot failed a breathalyzer test. the pill fill-bound flight was can

joining us now, april ryan white house correspondent and eugene robertson and msnbc political analysthe white house press core back in the day of thomas jefferson had some quotes. i want to show a clip of marco rubio talking about donald trump because this is so much i believe what we saw in 2012 when newt gingrich went after mitt romney. let's listen to him talking about trump university. >> he is trying to do to the american voter what he did to the students of trump university and we are not going to let it happen. we are not going to let the conservative movement and the party of ronald reagan and the party of abraham lincoln be taken over by a first-rate con artist, which is what is about to happen. >> i don't know how marco rubio is going to do, but i know i'm going to see him on video in commercials paid for by democrats in november. >> yes. i want to go back to something you said with thomas jefferson, rubio is really hitting under the belt. he's gone to the point of the tweets and how trump has misspelled words. he's talking about his grammar and talking about the fact that h

us. >> april 20 was the suggested date. >> do you have a comment? >> yes. first on a stand alone? because this is our first one; right? we can't? >> well -- >> no, what i am saying going forward the project is going to change if they don't have the single-car garage. >> i don't think they can get the variance with that. >> i think the zoning administrator's intent is get cues from the san francisco historic preservation commission and which direction you're leaning toward prior to making his decision. certainly they are completely separate decisions to be made and had but i think that is why the zoning administrator likes to have a joint hearing to consolidate the public process for the members of the public and hearing from you as well as the planning commission when that occurs. >> you could get input from him? >> you could certainly ask questions and it's a joint hearing and hearing testimony regarding the variance and clarity and which way he is leaning. >> the two items are heard together. >> that's right. >> i think we had -- commissioner hyland. >> o

us. >>> welcome back. april quick recap of the top stories.ix people have been arrested in the latest police raids in brussels following tuesday's bombings. two suspects are being sought for the attacks at the airport and a metro station that killed 31 people. a french national has been arrested during a raid in one of paris's northern suburbs. a man suspected in planning another major attack in the city. preparations were in the final stages. a syrian government says its forces have taken to the sites here. it is a considered a strategic prize linking the capital with the stronghold. radovan karadzic says he will appeal against his 40-year prison sentence. the international criminal tribunal found him guilty of committing genocide and other war crimes during the balkans conflict. >> reporter: radovan karadzic showed no emotion as he was convicted of war crimes including one count of genocide. the judge described how he was criminally responsible for the siege of sar; jevo by civilians regularly shot at by snipers and how he was culpable for g

mike: the state is offering two the last weekend of april. use the promo code spring of 2016 when you reserve. sheree: you can enjoy virtual reality at six flags. samsung is helping the chain rollout virtual reality. there will a new revolution virtual-reality experience. the others will get a superman virtual-reality. you will need to be 13 years old. mike: you will soon be able to watch the latest star wars sheree: and the mother accused of making up a story that her sheree: just hours before the could have been prevented. kids. sheree: the lesson he says this can serve to other parents. a warning to butler county parents as to other students are school shooting. sheree: the sheriff says threats and crimes in school will not be tolerated. the very latest on the investigation. reporter: these documents were just released to me. 20 witnesses identified austin investigators seized for knives, a bb gun, and electronics from his home. >> today is a lesson for everybody. reporter: if you see something, say something or you can be charged. >> you don'

us. tomorrow is april fool's. >> exactly. >> oh, man. i got to stand next to this one. >> be careful! is a little devil. >> when you were saying what can you see on the bay bridge? my focus right away went to the marine layer. >> of course. >> once you climb to the tip- top -- >> i'm all about the weekend. >> i'll all about the marine layer. because we have the return of karl the fog along the immediate seashore and into the bay this morning. not quite making it into the san jose area but we do have some thin overcast over mineta international airport sporting 52 degrees. not quite as chilly this morning as in 24 hours ago due to that thin layer of clouds. but later today, clouds retreat, sun will shine, temperatures in the 50s at the beaches, notice the 60s pretty common around the peninsula swinging around to the santa clara valley. 67 degrees in milpitas and union city. 70 today in pittsburg bested by the low 70s in brentwood, tracy, oakley, mountain house and discovery bay. pleasanton 71. north bay numbers from the high 50s to 70 in santa rosa. also in occidental. 70 in napa all t

i think they will use april as probably the opportunity to tee up june. >> how about you?oe mentioned it's not just the jobs but earnings, what do you think? >> earnings season will be interesting, it will start basically next week. if you look at what has been driving earnings growth expectations from the wall street community, it's really been the dollar and crude oil prices and both of those have turned meaningfully over the past few months yet earnings expectations continue to erode week after week. i think we're down to 2 1/2 oil and 5 to 6 energy. if you look at what's happening to oil in the past six weeks or so, you could argue that we'll actually see upside surprises start next week. we'll see. >> it's hard to imagine that we're talking about oil turning significantly. >> it's by 50%. >> so you think the trend is going to continue both in terms of oil prices and stocks? >> i think right now, we've had basically some very large moves in a very short prd of time. and i think we're probably in a holding pattern here. the s&p went from basically the bottom end 1800 to

april. but we can't know what the next warm and dry february has proved that we can't count on el niÑo to save us" normally peaks around april 1st managers should be able to decide if statewide water use in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. stacey's aunt says, the family is overwhelmed with grief. >> reporter: 0 lead in looking and practices of other cities what's working with a snort. initiative aims with fixing skyrocketing rents. it increases tied to the consumer price index and capped at 4%. as support of teenagers. the 70 year-old from san leandro rising rinsed force east and then his financial future is bleak. they extended a 60 day moratorium on rent increases the council works and a new ordinance. these tenants worry it's nice enough to keep them in their homes once expires. >> britteny: probe more records above average in then as we head toward the end of your work week into a week and we see it cooler temperatures as well as a decent chance of rain fall and that's the beginning of " wide pattern from the dry want pattered twofold what pattern into the weekend. a live look com

us. guy: april looks like it is off the table, but we are up 70% by the year-end.igher after the hawkish comments. i suspect there is anxiety in the marketplace over the last few days. guy: we will come back, plenty more to discuss. he will stay with us. up, volkswagen may miss a deadline for fixing over half a million cars. what does that mean for the company? ♪ guy: here's the bloomberg business flash. may face the toughest year since 2008. sales of goods at full price will be in a range down 1% to up 4%. that compares the forecast of the third of the year for growth of 1% towards the 6%. vartis has agreed to settle u.s. sec case that claims the drugmaker paid bribes to help professionals in china from 2009 towards 2013. the company's payment includes $2 million in civil penalties. said the issues raised predate new compliance measures. the hedge fund star board the sick the removal of the yahoo! board and will today nominate nine directors to the board. that is according to a report to me not -- wall street journal. it is said to be the set of a proxy fight over

from the day the city of flint began using the flint river as an interim water supply on april 25th, 2014, and repeatedly after that, the department of environmental quality assured us that flint's water was safe. it wasn't. a water expert at the federal epa tried to raise the alarm in february 2015, and he was silenced. it was on october 1st, 2015 that i learned that our state experts were wrong. flint's water had dangerous levels of lead. on that day, i took immediate action. first we quickly reconnected to the detroit water supply to begin sealing the damaged pipes. second i ordered the immediate distribution of water filters and extensive blood level testing in schools and homes to identify those at highest risk so they could receive health care, nutrition and additional support. third, we deployed $67 million to address both short term needs and long-term solutions. our focus and our priority is on both short term health and long-term safety. this includes diagnostic testing, nurse visits and environmental assessments in the home to treat any child with high lead levels. this is

from the day the city of flint began using the flint river as an interim water supply on april 25th, 2014, and repeatedly after that, the department of environmental quality assured us that flint's water was safe. it wasn't. a water expert at the federal epa tried to raise the alarm in 2015 and he was silenced. it was on october 1st, 2015 that i learned that our state experts were wrong. flint's water had dangerous levels of lead. on that day, i took immediate action. first we quickly reconnected to the detroit water supply to begin sealing the damaged pipes. second, i had the immediate distribution of water filters and extensive blood level testing in schools and homes to identify those at highest risk so they could receive health care, nutrition and additional support. third, we deployed $67 million to address both short term needs and long-term solutions. our focus and our priority is on both short term health and long-term safety. this includes diagnostic testing, nurse visits and environmental assessments in the home to treat any child with high lead levels. this is only the begi

we could use more chances of rain. april may and june we get more dry. we are entering the much drier part of our year. our calendar shows a lot of rainfall in the wintertime but come april and inch and a half of rain, may .70. june .16." but the prospects are that we'll have an above-average rainfall total for the month of april. let us hope that's correct. san jose tonight 46. livermore 45. san rafael 47. sunrise about a minute and a half earlier each day now 7:06 tomorrow. tomorrow will feature another temperature spread 15 degrees. a light onshore flow. winds coming in from the northwest will keep you cool at the beach allowing inland to warm up to the 70s. around 60 at the coastline. kind of a small version of what happens in july and august where the coast is in the 50s and inland spots are regularly in the 90s. it won't be as wide tomorrow. rain stays to the north pretty potent storm in the gulf of alaska. we have a ridge of high pressure our south and west which is building in an odd direction. typically it builds just off of the coastline and st

the system at all times of price.paying one fare can sign up starting march 16 and begin using it in the system aprilonths, then officials will analyze how the program is doing and bring it before the board to decide whether to expand it. brianne carter, abc 7 news. kimberly: metro also approved a grace period, meaning if you leave the same sa station that you entered within 15 minutes come you will not be charged. 1.t grace period starts july up next, texting and walking. you have probably seen somebody trip by accident. find out what we are missing when we are looking down at our screens and it could be a danger. to rg iii. hear what he said about his recent release from the redskins. steve: and you will need the umbrella for the second lf the forecast coming up. kimberly: we have all probably texted while we are walking. a new study shows how dangerous it can be. we knowhe a study finds the number of pedestrians killed in traffic accidents last year increased 10% from the year before. one possible reason for the spike, more people walking while distracted on their cell phone, something we have all

tax day coming at us on april 18th so just a few holidays. for you, but those things on your -- a few reminders for you. in the morning lower 70s and we're probably setting the stage for fog to form tomorrow morning. keep that in mind if you have to be out on the roads early. high temperatures climbing toward the upper 80s. it will be another hot one, winds light and variable. really warm on friday, too, forecasting highs in the mid-80. do have a could have a few showers around, but saturday and sunday just as jazz in the rdens is really revving up, it looks like that is when we could scattered showers and storms in the area. so plan on that for the weekend, at least that's what the forecast models are suggesting right now. by monday, tuesday we could be in for some drier, cooler weather if a cold front makes it all the way threw through and all indication are that there will be a cool front. that would put morning lows in the mid-60s and afternoon highs in the upper 70s. calvin and janine. >> calvin: coming up on 19 minutes after the hour ri

april introduces us to this incredible woman and her adopted son. >> over the steady monitor the sound a mother's love still over powering. >> one of my favorite things to do is climb into bed and lay next to him and lay nose to nose and i talk to him and tell him about heaven. >> 20 month old charlie born with brain damage wasn't given months old his father decided it was just too much. >> it was not that charlie was unwanted or unloved. he was both, it just wasn't manageable so we were given him. >> adopted by foster parents who specialize in parents too sick to be adopted and who have already been down this road with another foster child. >> somebody needs to be there when he dies because the fact that he's going to die is sad and i can say i don't want to deal with this but that doesn't change the fact that he's going to die. and so we just made the decision that we'll stay. >> even busy here in the kitchen charlie is never far. she can see him right through this window. >> i still need to make cookies and supper and dishes and i have charlie. so it's a juggle. you live life to the

and we are excited because i think you're going to be with us in april to see the reveal. >> are people how c into your life that is not overwhelming or confusing. the market right now is confusing and two years ago it was hard to make one device talk to another. the smart home is in that place right now. we are trying to find out the best device to get the technology to work for you. >> i know you brought some of the smart technology with you. what are some of the best ideas out there? >> well, we love this light bulb that is called beyond bulb. it has a battery. you can take the battery pack out, put it in. look. the light bulb will turn on its own. you know, it's a security feature. so if the power goes out, your light will be can come in on enlight the exit lighting like on a plane without having to be plugin your pattern so that if you turn there. >> it's connected to the the doorbellif somebodyin feature. >> what about the nest camera? >> nest camera used to be called drop cam is what we think is the simplest security camera and you can install it yourself. $200 and easy to stall.

spokesperson with the department tells us he will stay on board until about the end of april. o we're talking about the chief safety officer louis brown.rown he has been in that role forin t only about a year. he has been with metro for a total of three years. his resignation comes a little more than a week after the entire metro system was shutdows for over 24 hours for an emergency maintenance inspection. and 26 damaged electrical cablee were found inle need of immediae repair. now on to today's incident metrm service in arlington, was shutdown for a short time due tt a fire. after they they moved on to single tracking. now tonight metro is saying this fire was not caused by electrical issues. i they say it was debris that caused fire and any other secondary issues such as the cable, the damaged cable thatab was found by the fire that was caused by the burningng debris. >> we were heading to washington mall, and we were going to take metro, metro was down, so took uber. >> very disconcerning all of the delays, problems with traction,t and of course the fires. fire department

us. >> april 20 was the suggested date. >> do you have a comment? >> yes.ear the variance first on a stand alone? because this is our first one; right? we can't? >> well -- >> no, what i am saying going forward the project is going to change if they don't have the single-car garage. >> i don't think they can get the variance with that. >> i think the zoning administrator's intent is get cues from the san francisco historic preservation commission and which direction you're leaning toward prior to making his decision. certainly they are completely separate decisions to be made and had but i think that is why the zoning administrator likes to have a joint hearing to consolidate the public process for the members of the public and hearing from you as well as the planning commission when that occurs. >> you could get input from him? >> you could certainly ask questions and it's a joint hearing and hearing testimony regarding the variance and clarity and which way he is leaning. >> the two items are heard together. >> that's right. >> i think we had -- commissio

celebrate our 20th anniversary of good day, using the scroll to wish us happy anniversary this week, good day turning 20 tomorrow. aprilas the launch day of this very show you're watching right now. so we want you to help us celebrate. come down to fourth and market between 7:00 and 10:00 in the morning, we'll have kick off party. we'll celebrate the kick off for the whole month of april. also alex and mike will stream live for 20 straight hours, beginning 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. >> it will go on youtube, and then i think it goes on our website also. >> kind of fun, right? >> it will be fun. >> row going see to see everything they do for 20 straight hours? >> i think sounds like it. >> that will be weird, don't youy? >> could be. >> would you want to be watched for 20 straight hours? >> no. >> need a break. >> i know. >> also big announcement tomorrow we don't even know, what's the announcement? >> i know, getting tweets, what is it, what is it? >> best kept secret in the building. >> come up what you think would be funny announcement for us. it would be april fools day tomorrow. >> true. >> dinner ends wad call to 91

april. joining us from bangkok is our correspondent wayne hay. who is he? >> reporter: he is a 69-year-old member of the n.l.d. party of aung san suu kyi, the leader of that party. he is not a member of parliament, which has caused some consternation within the military which, of course, remains a very powerful political force. he has strong connections to the party. his father was a member of the party, his father-in-law was one of the founding members of the n.l.d. so strong connections to that. as you say, very close to the party leader aung san suu kyi. in fact, they went to school together many years ago. he is an entrusted ally of her. he is very loyal to her. that is important because there is a feeling that the n.l.d. hasn't given up hope that aung san suu kyi can become president. they might push for constitutional amendment again. if that is possible, he will need to step aside for her >>> is he a proxy or is he his own man? >> reporter: i think he will very much be a proxy. i think that she has made it very clear, aung san suu kyi, that she will

faraday future told us it is on track to start construction in april. we also received this statement from the state treasurer's office that reads in part... "before any state funds are used project, nevada taxpayers must be protected. our office continues to work with faraday and the governor's office of economic development to ensure as many of those protections are in place as possible." also new at six .. nv energy says it's power customers will see rates decrease! nv energy claims as of april first ... customer's rates will decrease 3- point-72-percent. so if you have a 1-hundred doallar bill ... it should become a little over 74-dollars. the new rates are tied to fuel used in power production. nv enregy pays less for their fuel .. you pay less for power. it's nascar week in the valley .. and with only a couple days until the racing begins .. the excitement is building. chief meteorologist ted pretty is live at the las vegas motor speedway tonight.. and ted ... gotta be a nice night to closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning tonight

us. >>> now if you thought i like the title of the previous film festival we talked about, you can imagine how excited we are hear about the asian pacific film festival starting at aprilnd ajunket professor and the associate film festival director and the coordinator of the program at the college which facilitates access to higher learner, especially for pacific islander students. welcome. >> thank you. >> this is the seventh annual festival. give us an idea how it started and how it's grown. >> it's our seventh year, and it has grown. by student population a bunch and getting more people from the community to come in. it is getting more attendance. more people coming in. >> what was the size of the very first festival? was it small? >> it was maybe total for a hundred. >> how many films? about four films. >> really. how about now? >> we're still showing not as many films, still, only because of we also add in live entertainment, too. it's part of the culture. >> yes. cultural presentation. we have a trailer for one of the featured film s about an orego player. >> a program based on the universal language of music. it's our pleasure to introduce to you -- >> i know ma

you'll be able to use it starting april 1. the pilot program will run a couple of months. officials will analyze how the program is going and bring it before the board, who will decide whether or not to expand it. in northwest washington, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> all right. evening commute is well under way. on what'set a check happening. reporter: this afternoon, we're certainly seeing slowdowns for the thursday afternoon rush. or, as i like to call it, friday day closer to that end of the week. an southbound, report of accident, between seminary and duke, headed towards alexandria. looks like it's an accident now blocking your left center lane. here, it's going to slow you down if you're trying to make you're way towards alexandria. 395 corridor at the 14th street bridge, a car blocks lights see those brake there as you try to make your way, on the 14th street bridge. forg to be a slow ride folks across the bridge span, in towards the district this afternoon. delays for youme on the beltway inner loop and outer loop in prince george's county. watch for brakes on go

this year's fest ral runs from march 20th through april 17th. use metro. you know there will be thousands down there. and some say the best time to view the trees, minus the crowds, is late at night. >> get cool picks late at night, too. >> you certainly can. what i love had about this -- love about this time of year, is it's going to get warmer. >> and if it does get cold, like it did today, it's not going to last long. average peak bloom, about the 4th or 5th of average. earliest peak, march 15th. 1990. not much of a winter that year. april 18 was the latest. remember, look but don't touch. they can write you a touching these limbs, the blossoms. just take pictures. that's all you can do. live look outside. michael and son weather cam. down to 38. winds are still gusting to 25 miles per hour. we had a peak wind gust of 42 at nashville. and 42-mile-an-hour winds at dulles. winds will diminish. good news, bad news. that will allow the temp to fall even farther. everybody makes it below freezing. bus stop temps, 32 to 34. and nothing very organized. most of

us? >> if you look, april is the worst month. i starts to taper down to may.nd diminish by the end of may historically. alison: let's talk about prevention. what can we do to tackle the awful symptoms we feel. >> allergies are triggered. we breathe in pollen. they are stuck to the mucus membrane and the sinus. they trigger an allergic reaction. if you know you will be outside, during the peak pollen season. coming in, taking a shower and rinsing off is important. using a sinus rinse like a netty pot to rinse off the pollen at night before you go to bed is helpful. there are certain foods shown to prevent allergies. allergies and asthma are inflammatory diseases. so food with antiinflammatory properties, the food that are high in vitamin c and e and quarsitin can prevent the symptoms. including green tea and berries. and onions. apples. seeds and nuts help. alison: you are a proponent for a plant-based diet. another question about the symptoms. how do you know if what we are feeling is allergies toker a cold or something else? >> the classic allergy symptom are

we have avege rain chances for the month of april and bottom line is four weeks left of el anyone oel nino. definitely banking on average rain that could give us one to two inches. >> april is almost here. >> yeah. >> a few days away. >> up next, you might be driving one of these cars, a warning about the keyless ignitions. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, plus we have brian and staple ton and music from bonnie ray. great day. >>> happening now, santa rosa high school is sued after a girl was sexual assaulted. you can watch the parents' interview on the home page. the now oculuc rift head set just shipped and reviews are glowing. we're back with more news. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our communi

tell us about it. >> we are very excited, april 23 10 k, 5 k, and one mile walk at charlotte motor speetedway. all proceeds go to our program, family and service members. >> anchor: fantastic. you have areas corroboration. this is the first time you are bringing it to charlotte? >> we are continuing after this year. our sponsor has been gracious they will continue supporting it year after year. >> anchor: give us a sense of other markets, what you can expect in charlotte. >> the race starts with opening ceremony. during that time, it is our time to celebrate those who have served and remember those who have fallen. >> moving. >> it is a great time for families and friends, just to really bring the community together. it is our time to educate the community too. needs of local service members, and those who have fallen, it is a great way to pull together your community. >> anchor: absolutely. what has been the response from some of the veterans you are honoring? >> we have one race that we have been able to give adaptive equipment. seeing the community seeing new equipment used, sports and exp

april 17th, 2014. why did you reject this offer? to continue using detroit water as a source. >> just to be clear, the letter you refer to went to the city clerk at the time. i was -- >> you had no knowledge of this letter? >> i was not the emergency manager at the time that the letter came in. by the time i got there, we had already been notified that the contract had been terminated. but we could still -- >> but you were the emergency manager before the switch was implemented on your watch, you could say wait a minute. i'm in charge now. wasn't this your job to look at what should be done now?

county line road between park road and fairmount closed until april 8th. usesham road as your alternate. that's new construction starting this week. same situation in northampton. willow road near bustleton pike is shut down until june. tanyard road is your alternate for that one. we have crews on the scene right now on the a.c. expressway eastbound between the parkway and route nine blocking two lanes. that's going to be out there for about another hour so watch for about -- until about 6:30 they'll open that up again. let's go to your commuter traffic report. we found johnny bravo up early telling us about an object on the road north church street in parkesburg. not surprising you might find a few objects on the roads with the gusty winds that we have out there so look for that. 49 degrees currently in philadelphia. it's 45 in allentown. and 48 in millville. now, yesterday we made it up to 70. today it's much cooler, 57 degrees for your high but we will have mostly sunny skies. it will still be windy, though, matt. >> got you karen, thanks. >>> a strange wre

us by surprise. >> come on, baby, don't let me down. >> episode heads to blu-ray on april 5. >> can you tell us a little bit about what we can expect? >> i believe there will be some bonus features. hopefully some fun behind the scenes. >> including in the bonus footage, a documentary and wren moment. >> well, the date is set for episode 8 to hit theaters, it is december 15, 2017. i can hear those calendars being pulled out right now. >>> and still ahead tonight, we're looking back at a movie icon from the '80s. >> i am a rich kid who fal love withha girl from the wrong side of the tracks. >> andrew mccarthy's shocking transition from this to this. >> i had my hands around his throat and watched the life leave his little body. >>> then we meet the wives of beverly hills plastic surgeons appearing in a new reality show. and is klle kardashian getting a little nip tuck? >> that is next. all across america families are coming back to time warner cable for a whole new experience. that's because we've been working hard to give you better service, and it shows. we came back for internet speeds so fast even th

thank you for joining us on tuesday march 29th creeping towards april. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is everything cool? >> it is cool. not as active either. >> in marin our weather usually comes from the mountain. it was sunny there and dark in the east. you had a thunder and lightning show. >> i was texting a few friends of mine saying it is coming. >> those clouds that formed. >> it start up in lake county and napa county and drifted back. it was awesome. not today though. yesterday was good. we had hail and brief heavy rain. we'll take you back 18 hours. you can watch how this all developed there. look at the line that formed up in lake county. it went over napa and marin county, which for a

april 19. kevin joins us from d.c. will we see an historic new york debate?ink that we actually could see the clinton campaign agreed to a debate. senator sanders is saying that having some momentum after winning big in hawaii, washington state, and alaska are the hillary clinton is still on task to clinch the nomination. vonnie: wisconsin is next, and it is a largely white state, which people say should do sanders well. kevin: yes, and that all heads into the april 19 primary for new york. hillary clinton's campaign headquarters is based there in new york city, so she seemingly would have the advantage there. the sanders campaign is also eyeing california in mid-june. that they think she should be able to clinch the nomination before california votes. tom: i don't know with the ratio is of republican news in the headlines and social media blather versus democrats, but i will say it is about 40-1. what is the angst right now in the clinton campaign? is it to act presidential? is it remedial? give us an update on the inner circle around the secretary? kevin: i

when we found out finally, because mdeq told us on april 24 prior to that that there was no corrosion control treatment, reversing what they had earlier told us that they did corrosion control in the system. we had already told mdeq that they had to require the city of flint to move ahead with corrosion control treatment, well in advance of that memo. rep. chaffetz: letter finish. -- let her finish. admin mccarthy: we consistently said the same thing. that is a report on 3 homes in the same area. because of the complexity of lead, we did not and could not have made a concerted judgment whether it was a systemic problem. when we had the information and received it from mdeq, which wasn't until july 21st, we told them we are done talking, we now know it is a systemic problem. you do it or we do it. they said, we will do it. since that point in time, mdeq slow walked everything they needed to do. that precluded us from being able to jump into the rescue. that is what happened. if people are worried about whether be silenced del toro, miguel is a zero on this. he remains -- miguel is a he

. >> ping: troy, can you give us the weather forecast for april 16th? will it be sunny? little bit of clouds, chance for rain. how do you like that? >> ping: you sound like me, just throwing a dart at it 30 days out. i'm saying forget about it. it's over. there's an old saying in sports, when you're a fan of a non-playoff team, i remember growing up in atlanta as a kids, the braves were terrible and they always had this billboard, "wait until next year." is it officially over? he agrees. there you go. it's over. do not forget tomorrow morning, 8:15, i'm with my buddy. on your way to school or on your way to work or maybe you're at 96.9, the game. >> ginger: thank you, little >> heating up tomorrow after a mild night tonight. we'll be in the mid-60's heading tomorrow, up to 82. rain chances only at 10%. by thursday, up to a 40% chance for rain and rain chances continue through easter weekend. >> lisa: thank you, troy. >> ginger: thank you, troy. >> the cbs evening news with scott pelley starts right now. >> remember, you can always get the latest headlines at clickorlando