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we wen through this period of mid level and high level overcast. it stayed chilly for a while and started clearing west of town earlier. as we come live right now, two for the price of one monday here, i guess. a few high clouds out there. did you like that, tim? tim: i do like that. doug: in fact in culpepper, 78 right now. low of 34. in manassas 68. and just southeast like 15 minutes, 20 minutes south of andrews air force base, it's 55 degrees in calvert county. still a big difference late in the day between the west of metro washington and being east of metro washington. 46 in annapolis. 67 at reagan national. still 82 at culpepper. 80 in charlottesville. 73 in winchester. a taste of spring. that's all it is a taste of spring. areas of light rain that are rogue showers ahead of a cold front that could affect parts of our area tonight. steve rudin will be watching it during the evening. most of them will wash out. better chance of showers will come tomorrow when the actual cold front comes to town. tonight, call it partly to maybe mostly cloudy a

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and wen news organizations -- and western news organizations can do to empower local journalists? >> so i always work with local journalists, most of the fixers, translators, drivers i work with are local journalists, and they are the only reason i can do my job. i absolutely could never get the access i get, i could never do anything i do, any of the stories i do without them. so i think that they are people who are not celebrated enough. and they don't get as money recognition because often they are in the countries and they don't get the opportunity to come here. i think, sorry, what was the second part of the question? >> threats they face. >> they face many more threats than we do, particularly because they stay there and they have local communities. they are often the ones who are killed drivers, translators. two of my drivers have died. and so that is something that, you know, i as a journalist and as a woman live with, but also i think they are aware of the risks and i think it's a horrible thing. usually it's the local person who gets killed. >> thank you. >> with hi. >>

he says he saw samantha and justice a week before they wen missing. >> everything was fine. didn't seem distraught. she thought how everything went, everything was fine. >> reporter: he is hoping for the best. do you think she is capable of doing this? >> i don't think she is capable of doing something like this, no. it isn't like her. >> reporter: meanwhile, justice's father was also in court facing unrelated misdemeanor warrants for driving without a license and other charges. he accepted a plea deal but still has a warrant in another county. as for samantha with her new charges she was given bail, $250,000. tonight it's unclear whether or not green will be make her bail. meanwhile, i did speak to yolo county sheriff off camera today. he said so far they have nothing to suggest that frank rees the baby's father had anything to do with his son's death. in yolo county, derek shore, kpix 5. >>> a contra costa county supervisor in need of a heart and kidney transplant plans to do his job until he has the surgery. federal glover says he has already checked into ucsf to go throu

i wen t to kohl's department store and bought something at the price it was marked that. [laughter] now i know after years of practice i go to the rack that says it was when i dollars nine cents and now it is $19.99, then i get -- it was $29.99 and now it is $19.99 then i go to the mailer and scratch it off and if we are really lucky we get 30% off and then we pull out the kohl's cash and the next thing you know they are paying me to buy that shirt. right? [laughter] [applause] i was wearing a sweater yesterday and stop by: bought this sweater in the rack worth 70% off and we paid one dollar with our kohl's cash along the way. living the high life area in out does a company like calls make money? they make it off of volume. they can charge $29.99 for that shirt and they could lower the price and broaden the value and the next thing you know all of us are buying things in a place like that. i call that the kohl's curve because that's your money taxpayer money. i could charge you a higher rate or i can lower the rates broaden the base and have more people participate in the

. >> my name is with you wen ruby sosnowicz, and i'm a keyboard player on the accordion. >> the namer band is "holocaust survivor band." >> "holocaust survivor band." >> i called ruby, and i said, "ruby, i have an idea." my wife says, you're crazy." my rabbi, "saul, you're too old for it. what to you need it for?" i said, "i got orchestra." >> there would be no one to play for everybody. >> i didn't believe that i'm going to be 89 years old and come out from retirement and playing drums with orchestra. it's true. it's true. somebody up there told me what to do. >> that's right. and that makes him alive. >> we never mess up. >> he should watch what i'm doing and we'll be okay. upon. >> you have to be a musician and use a little oil in your head. >> i am more attractive because with my age. she'she's more attractive because of his looks. sometimes they ask me if i'm married. >> yeah. >> my number was 84650. i was in camp with a very famous cantor singer. we were laying on our bed, and he started to sing, and we would have no instruments so everybody was doing something else. we had spo

i could see my bones and the flesh sticking out and i just wen into tunnel vision.his is really messed up. cnn's alexander fields has been following the day's testimony from inside the courtroom in boston. very emotional moments,. >> reporter: it truly is an unbelievable experience to sit and to listen to these survivors. speaking their own words about what happened. we heard xerl today from another boston police officer who rushed to the side of lindsey liu who saw what bad shape the woman was in outside of the restaurant. she said she stayed with him even though it said li's life couldn't be able to be saved and he told the parents her daughter did not die alone. we had heard from oom who came out before that second blast and she talks about believing she is going to bleed out on the street. she says she gave police officers her sister's phone number because she didn't want them to call her parents and tell them that their daughter had died. we heard from allen hern. he talks about his son so covered in soot he would thot recognize him had he not been his father.

so what they did strategically, they said, wen okay. they went and went down to alabama at a time when you couldhave t not have three african-americanscaus on the street together because of an ordinance there. and they figured out a way. they met with amelia boy ton. and the rest is history. we talk about that in the book.s is but race has played throughout history. >> this is a topic you care so much about, one that you've covered for so long, over nearly 20 years at the white house now.ident, >> yes yes. s >> when you have one question with the president on this like stion? you did on air force one, what's your one question? >> well my one question was, as race is such an issue -- and in ok the book and researching the book, for the book, i found thati found there were many people many of the leaders in this country found that there were three pillars in this country or and markers, racial markers. you have emancipation with proclamation with abraham lincoln. you have civil rights act and peopl voting rights act with lbj. many people

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accused of trying to hide iran's involvement in a bombing in ba wenas ar wen buenos aires. >>> and whethernda knox and her ex-boyfriend. lawyers for former boyfriend made a final appeal. knox and her then boyfriend convicted in the murder of her roommate. she awaits a verdict in seattle. if convicted they could have the united states to extradite her and said she would never go back there and rather live like as a fugitive if it comes to that. >>> and andreas lubitz has evidence that the copilot was hiding an illness from the airline. lubitz had a history of depression and intentionally crashed the plane into a french mountainside tuesday killing 150 people. the revelation is now forcing regulators to look more closely at to dohow to make sure pilots are fit to fly. this story, more from washington. >> reporter: after revealing he believes the copilot deliberately crashed the plane, some european airlines made it mandatory for two people to be in the cockpit at all times something the u.s. started doing after the 9/11 terror attacks. on airlines in the united states, the cockpit door is re

if we get a begin wen recovery in the eurozone you'll get rising equities with a rising euro. at the moment the trend is to own european equities on a hedge basis. the question you should own them on an unhedged basis. if there then the euro is going up and the techty market has to run the course. >> we'll see if you're right. david bloom, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> we're one hour 50 minutes until the new trading day. the stocks europe 600 is pushing up higher. why are we seeing the rebound? it already started on friday. we saw the late session rebound in the u.s. markets on the back of some of yellen's comments. in is also, a turn around from the degree of profit taking we saw earlier last week and the accompanied by a bout of volatility. it seems as though risk appetite and calm is creeping into the markets. it's a holiday short week with good friday on friday. let's have a look at bond markets. we're seeing bond markets little changed. these are european markets. ftse 100 pushing higher about.25 of 1%. the xetre dax had fallen 5% but now it's above the 12,0

. >> i wen to see my victim's advocate and in that meeting, we were just talking.w like, there is another victim from him. i kind of just want to know like why me? >> so winston has not been charged. state attorney dropped the case. she has filed a federal lawsuit against the title ix against the school's trustees. has winston responded to this film? >> not that we know. >> do you know what the status of the lawsuit is? >> >> i don't know. >> how about any college administrators? did you speak to them at all and, if so what was their response? >> we reached out to numerous college administrators and college presidents throughout this film and vast majority declined to speak to youus on film. >> they just said no we are not going to talk? >> for the most part, most colleges said no, they are not going to talk they prefer not to talk. they didn't see any upside in talking with us. as our film demonstrates they don't want this information getting out and that is scary to me and why the film is important for every parent and student to see. i didn't have this informati

and the best evidence is you saw a lot of speculation in the press wens once we got the document on february 5th. what does it mean broadband subscriber access was removed? they didn't know what was in the plan. >> now with regard to the substance. >> with respect to substance i think the text of the communications act and the fcc's own precedence make it difficult for title 2 to be applied to the broadband industry. one example, with respect to the mobile broadband, section 332 explicitly prohibits private mobile service. and you will see legal gymnastics in which the fcc cleverly tries to redefine the public switch network in order to have it apply to the internet the mobile broadband services but i don't think a review in court is certainly going to see that passes muster. and with wire line. i would argue there are substantial hurdles the agency is going to have to broach to make it stick. both reasons of the process and substance there is serious litigation risk in this order. >> is there any question in your mind that is going to result in years of litigation? >> the best is what's com

and the best evidence is you saw a lot of speculation in the press wens wurns oonce we got the document on february 5th. what does it mean broadband subscriber access was removed? they didn't know what was in the plan. >> now with regard to the substance. >> with respect to substance i think the text of the communications act and the fcc's own precedence make it difficult for title 2 to be applied to the broadband why industry. one example, with respect to the mobile broadband, section 332 explicitly lyly prohibits prooifl mobile service. and you will see legal gymnastics in which the fcc cleverly tries to redefine the public switch network in order to have it apply to the internet the mobile broadband services but i don't think a review in court is certainly going to see that passes muster. and with wire line. i would argue there are substantial hurleds the agency is going to have to broach to make it stick. both reasons of the process and substance there is serious litigation risk in this order. >> is there any question in your mind that is going to result in years of litigation. >> t

and he sent me an email and said, "wen, i'm here, lost my wallet, lost my phone, need help."im a phone. say, "here i got you a phone. here's the number. i will be there when i leave work." >> reporter: and the 10 grand she sent him? just her contribution toward the car, she said. mind you, maybe sam wanted nancy dead himself, said wendy. why would that be? well, when the latham divorce got particularly nasty, wendy claimed that somebody slashed her brake lines and sam's daughter drove that car too. sam wouldn't have liked that at all. of course, there wasn't a shred of evidence nancy had a thing to do with it. you were never able to tie those directly back to nancy, right? >> well -- >> reporter: but you had your suspicions. >> well, we had our suspicions. we were worried. we were scared. >> reporter: and sam, who had already proved himself a violent man, reminded wendy, was furious. >> if the children were in danger and he thought it was nancy, i don't know. i don't know. he went after a man that was in their bedroom when they were little, so i don't know what he would do. s

certainly the italian economy as a whole, wen all of the failures we know about is a far better economy than the greek economy. the northern part of the italy competes in many ways with germany in terms of productivity and manufacturing. >> it would be hard to imagine the italians saying the same thing what the greeks said. we don't want to do anything but we want the money. >> sure. this gentleman is so pro austerity and reforms. we've had him on before. one of the reasons because paul krugman has written two blog posts about how much he disagrees and dislikes this gentleman. this guy are so far apart on where they think things should go. >> it almost seems like it's gotten out of control. he can't keep his people back in. even if some of the things they've been trying to. he can't deliver either. >> he talks so much. we were at the news conference he gave over the weekend and he just talks and talks and talks. no, we're not going to but we didn't promise all that much. we never promised this or that. the fact is he promised db they promised a lot of things. i mean, the volume of words