two, before the west told the president of ukraine, it's the west or russia instead of trade. vladimir putin said why not a tripart platter. why can't it trade as it has for 500 years, and he was told no. >> it's either or. >> the other thing, you can look it up. in the 1,000 page documents of trade relations. eight pages of security. when i read them, it says that had ukraine signed that, it would have had to follow the defense policies of europe, and they are fill in the blanks nato. it was an attempt to smuggle ukraine into n.a.t.o. through the back door or as the lawyer would say in the tiny print - had n.a.t.o. not been involved. we would not be on the verge - that's too dramatic. the risk of war with russia would not exist. >> we can't have the whole discussion today, so i will invite you back. we can't have the whole discussion. thank you for being with us. that is our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. >>> last year was a hard year in the way americans think about, talk about, and live out the realities of race. in the midst of police killings, c

west field mall. >> correct. the green shaded area represents market street between market street and third to fifth street between market and mission, which is the location of the west field mall and obviously there was discussion as president loftus mentions quite a bit particularly at the tenderloin meeting we had in january about what resources and allocation on that one. one thing we should note there's a little red dot to the left of that green area we noted that. it doesn't come up as much but it was noted as a potential issue with the new shopping center being located there. >> so the request was that the west field shopping mall not be in the tenderloin and community driven concerns where they felt we were expanding but not beyond the ability of those officers to respond. >> the yellow line market street at the southern border, that's the tenderloin correct? >> right here? >> there that yellow line. go to your right. yeah right there that line right there. that's tenderloin, right? >> the proposed tender

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below the freezing mark for areas north and west. as far as the precipitation we are seeing for your friday travel and it looks to be slick and slushy the roads look to be mainly wet and the secondary roads have you slush to contend with and down in south jersey and delaware the roads are mainly wet, and then in the evening hours say hello to spring. we'll have the latest on the expected snowfall this afternoon in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. >> thank you melissa. >>> now lets switch to a live picture from delaware the action cam is at fifth and king streets in wilmington and del/dot treated the roads before the sun came up to make the roads as safe as possible. and our team coverage continues in the western suburbs now where they see the heaviest snow now, "action news" reporter john rawlins joins us live from allentown. >> reporter: we are at the allentown rest stop, its the pavilion at the farmers market and out in the midst is the northeast extension and snow continues to fall here and we drove up from plymouth me

west of us now. right in the metro area pink zone there is mostly just still some rain falling as well as south and east of us in the green zone, but it's north and west howard frederick, very light snow that is falling there now. but it's melting on the roads. but there is heavier snow this bright white zone northern frederick county right into southern washington county, then across the west virginia line to martinsburg and down 81 to winchester. that area of that moderate snow is tracking north and east but should stay north and west for the next several hours. moderate snow is sticking, road temperatures there are below freezing. here temperatures around the metro area, upper 30s to near 40. but they will continue to drop into the afternoon into the 20s. and that's when we'll get the heaviest snows totaling 4 to 6 inches metro area southern, eastern suburbs, northern western suburbs, 6 to 8 inches will be common there. all the way into the shenandoah valley. panhandle of west virginia and much fa

. >> so the request was that the west field shopping mall not be in the tenderloin and community driven concerns where they felt we were expanding but not beyond the ability of those officers to respond. >> the yellow line market street at the southern border, that's the tenderloin correct? >> right here? >> there that yellow line. go to your right. yeah right there that line right there. that's tenderloin, right? >> the proposed tenderloin. >> to van ness right? >> this is the proposed. that's currently proposed. >> that represents sort of the 4 public feedback options that we heard and really the conscious the the concentration of many of the requests. moving to the next slide two other options came up through public feedback the first is the yellow area which represents a move south of the southern district to to mariposa a couple of blocks south we heard a lot of feedback on that option and and related to the homeless encampments underneath the 101 and whether that particular area especially where the the 101 and the spur meet at the north end whether that would stay with the missio

. >> only as far west as utah? >> yes, it's literally only 1 block. >> i guessed right. that's what i heard at the last community meeting. >> i'm just going to read the letter we did get a letter to confirm from jr, eppler the area boundeded by highway 101, potrero and 16th street. as evidence by several commentators at the meeting -- i think the issue in this letter which i know you used -- the discussion is pretty broad around 16th and 18th and potrero and that's a good catch we want to to make sure we get that right. this area is part of the hill it says except for its policing so they really want to be part of bayview station which, i think is a testament. chief is going off script now and he's approached the television. >> so you need to come back to your microphone because i think you probably shared some pearls of wisdom that could not be heard. >> per the letter the yellow line would just continue straight across that's what they are talking about. i don't know how you would make that part of the bayview so we'll leave that to the consultant. >> any other questio

, west more nrand hunting park. because the structure was deemed unsafe officials need to demolish one of the walls before train service can resume. cause of the fire remains under investigation. >> and christians all around our area marked palm surprised today ushering in holy week . >> outside the kath reedal basilica of st. peters and paul a windchill in the 20s to begin services and priests received the palms those laid before jesus on his try up fall entery into jerusalem. >> cyclists halfway into their your any in support of certain cause. they're riding from sanityy hook connecticut, where 20 children and six adults were gunned down more than two years ago to nation's capitol in memory of all gun violence victims. the team is headed to washington to lobby for new gun control laws. >> and it's a teamest to save a dog who apparently just wanted to go for a swim today. this morning around 10:00 a woman was taking her dog for a walk on the rail trail in pemberton bureau and managed to get away from her. and the d

the snow north and west counterthis line with sleet and -- west of this line with sleet and snow. here's the sleet we're tracking now. maybe a few flakes starting to mix in in upper montgomery county. today look for temperatures to continue to drop. 8 to 10 hours of snow. we're looking at a general 4 to 8, possibly 8 to 10 north to west. bad roads. upper 20s this afternoon. larry miller, mainly wet roads in the district but eight going to get worse. >>> looks like we're already starting to see kind of the worst of it in some areas. along 270 as we heard from delia goncalves in our last half-hour, conditions were changing up in frederick. as we heard from nikki burr design, leesburg also -- burdine, leesburg also have changing conditions. if you can stay off the road, we subject you do so because we're definitely in for the long haul. inner and outer loop of the beltway free and clear of incidents. 295 free and clear as well so no issues there. a live look outsideshows you one of the main things drivers are dealing with right now are wet and slippery roads which means you've got to

and just to the west of thurmont. west of there across most of washington county now getting accumulating snow. that stretches into the panhandle of west virginia. right now snowing along 81 from hagerstown down to martinsburg. very light snow farther south of there toward winchester. and this will continue to move our way here through the morning, but we won't get a lot of the accumulating snow until late morning into the afternoon because look at our temperatures, they're still well above freezing. hagerstown at 33 near 40 in washington. total amounts of snow by the time this tapers off tonight, 4 to 6 inches metro area, southern suburbs. farther north and west, all the way into the mountain 6 to 8 inch amounts will be common. we'll be looking at the hour by hour changes on the way and timing that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of the mix.\on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of ton the 1st at 5:11. ch >> repor

increasing clouds especially to the north and west.and then as we head throughout the afternoon we're looking at temperatures around 38 degrees. don't forget we'll be losing an hour of sleep as we spring forward at 2:00 a.m. change your clocks before you go to bed. for daylight savings time tonight and you might want to put fresh batteries in your smoke detectors. >>> oppressive and abusive, that's what the president had to say about alleged racial discrimination in the ferguson police department. the decision, he says the force now faces. >>> plus the prosecution has rested in the landmark etan patz murder case. >>> 6:15. new this morning in madison, wisconsin, protesters are calling the shooting death of a 19-year-old man by police unjustified. last night, officers responded to a report of a man walking in traffic and hitting pedestrians. an officer follow him to a house. according to the police chief, the officer went inside the home and was attacked by the man. there was a struggle before the officer pulled out his gun and shot him

but views more divided in the west. this is one unusual case where the west and north are different. so you have a kind of divided between not acceptable and tolerable in the west. so some tension there. but 65% find it tolerable in the south. 74% tolerable in the east. 67% tolerable in the rebel-held areas. so this is quite interesting to us, because this really points to a point of consensus, even between the different regions where you don't have a majority in any area rejecting the idea. what about ukraine joining nato? this has gotten a lot of attention. a lot of concern about that, something that putin is very concerned about. and you have only 51% overall the saying that this would be tolerable. so you -- it's not popular. you might think, oh ukraine they're feeling threatened by russia. they might want to join nato. well, you do find that 66% -- well 51 frs finding -- 51% finding it just acceptable acceptable. in the south 55%, not acceptable. east, 68%, not acceptable. the rebel-held areas overwhelmingly 82%, n

we have sleet and snow to the west of us. tom kierein has the latest on the snow timing at 4:51. >> and we'll check in with our crew in northern virginia where they're calling for all hands life's morning multitasking. it's multiple ideas for growing families and drawers with many layers to show exactly what you need. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >>> good morning. tracking rain sleet and snow.rain in green, sleet in pink snow is in white and gray. that stretches all the way back to texas, but right now around our metro area, getting rain in washington points south and east. and this little pink zone getting a little bit of sleet in parts of montgomery county into howard county, that is tracking north and east. but this is the area of snow darker gray is just very light snow now falling in parts of frederick county, maybe mixing with rain. and then the brighter white area is where the snow is coming down a little bit harder. near hagerstown and along i

this morning matt delucia is live in west goshen township. matt, you were there before the feds, what have you learned? >> reporter: yes, there are no investigators out here at the moment but before we go back to the video, i want to show you where this happened. clearly, you can't see anything behind us because it's dark and a little ways back but this is where we are right now in this parking lot. you can see right here by this wooded area that's where the crash happened yesterday. you can also see that there are homes and businesses nearby. now, we'll go ahead to show you video again with a different look from above. you can see the wreckage of this single-engine plane and investigators will be looking at the aircraft and listening to witness accounts of what happened here. but witnesses tell us the plane was sputtering before taking a nosedive into the woods. again, this happened just moments after takeoff from brandywine airport. both of the men in the plane were killed and one of them we are told lives in west goshen. >> i was at a reti

west at 12. west-northwest, west-southwest, northwest. yesterday was a hint of an east or southeast. west sfo, west hayward. west livermore. that's an onshore breeze. so the higher clouds clear out. that will keep temperatures in the 60s, 70s. the higher clouds clearing out. a little bit more of a compo net of the west wind means it will feel nicer today compared to yesterday. 60s and 70s. still running a little bit above average except by the coast where they are running closer but slightly above. sal, things getting busy? >> they are. it's not as bad as yesterday when we had a bunch of is dents -- a bunch of incidents. san mateo bridge, westbound 92. busy traffic and the backup is from jackson street as you drive over to the peninsula, it's not bad. when you get over to highway 101, it's a little bit busy on 101 at 92. there are no major problems there. nearby 880 southbound is very slow from 238 all the way down into fremont and northbound traffic as you approach a problem near marina boulevard. there's slow traffic getting into oaklan

their ride on highway west bound is still backed up.u're right on highway 92 the san mateo bridge you can see that it's still backed up here at the toll plaza and the right west bound is still holding at about 19 minutes heading into some detail. <>: and god please help. we cannot get this child of the car. we had to struggle in cars were flying by. we were praying in jehovah god please help <

that is the west. the west -- it is not like a safety valve for economics, but much more of a psychological safety valve. you can -- the expanding west, the promise out there can distract you from the actual problems facing capitalism back east. so jacksonians are looking very much westward rather than eastward. you can go with, there are father points, that is just one to start us with. >> it does seem to be a striking similarity between charles sellers' argument and the market revolution and rogan's argument in this book in the sense that the market quote-unquote underlies everything and is the driving force behind all of the change that is occurring. it is the force that is creating individualism, bourgeois values, but for sellers, of course jackson is the individual, the kind of heroic figure opposing all of these changes, and for rogan, this is -- jackson is at the forefront of the market revolution. he is the one that rogan says, look, conquering the indians is what liberalism is all about. it is

convenience store in miami on the way down to key west. but the store's security camera showed mike was there alone. >> and we just thought it was odd that after driving that long that shirley wouldn't be coming get something to drink.athroom, you know, we never see shirley coming into the store. >> next, police checked the security videotapes located in the toll booths between jacksonville and key west. they screened hundreds of hours of videotape until they found mike garvin's white jaguar. >> you see the car going through. you see it stopping to pay the toll and then driving on through. >> when they enlarged the picture, they saw an empty passenger seat. >> we ask him where shirley was sitting in the car. he said she was sitting in the front seat. we asked him if she ever got in the back seat. no, she never got in the back seat, she never reclined the seat. so, at this point, we pull out the picture of the toll booth and show it to him. he looks at the picture, and we say, "where is shirley?" >> mike garvin had no explanation. >> he sai

west" will be right back. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg west" i'm cory johnson. game developers conference is in full spring. all of the talk is in virtual reality. sony is trying to convince everyone that is a virtual-reality player. they unleashed project morpheus virtual reality for playstation 4. they intend to release the device in the first half of next year. we spoke with the head of project morpheus, dr. rick. i started by asking him, what is new about morpheus? >> actually, we had a new headset. it has new specifications and is much better than the old one. we also announced the release day is in the first half of next year. >> how is it better than the older one? >> it has a higher frame rate, a new oled panel instead of lcd, so a lot -- just much nicer on your eyes. a little later -- lighter with the view ergonomics are better. a lot of improvements. >> tell me about your expertise and why you were in rocket science and now you are in virtual reality. >> that is basically systems engineering, and games are about complex systems. hardware and software c

yellow -- excuse me, the gray box into the park district as well and so it would continue further west on geary and then south on stanyon. the gray box to the left would be added to park. >> and so this was an e-mail that we received from tim hickey rather who is the north of pan handle neighborhood board president and the desire is to keep the neighborhood together and keep it in the park station and not be divided so that was the desire of the park station, the folks that represent that neighborhood at the sea pab. >> any questions about this one? this is an i think a community initiated request that i think the department then also is thinking about given that what makes the most sense and so you see that change. and again, this is just so that we can get the data on what that change would be. yeah. >> go ahead. >> and so that takes us through the maps. in terms of the continuing timeline obviously we have reached the 90-day term limits of the public comment period but we would then want to take back very specific requests to our consultant who could then run the numbers on the data

areas north and west. some models have been picking up on the possibility of a couple of snowshowers. again, i don't think it will amount to much. but temperatures will be in the low 30s. coming up, we are talking also about warmer temperatures this week. more rain chances, and also your easter sunday forecast. that's all coming up in about ten minutes. >> thanks sheena. >>> septa is optimistic that service will be restored on the manayunk north town regional rail line in time for tomorrow morning's commute. this after yesterday's warehouse fire in north philadelphia. nbc 10 crew saw lni investigators at the site. a wall of the warehouse next to the tracks was unsafe and needed to be demolished before service could resume. but lni said they couldn't bring that wall down until fire investigators concluded their investigation. >>> the red cross is assisting seven people after fire damaged their apartments this morning. one person also suffered smoke inhalation when flames breck out associate the complex on e

"bloomberg west" will be back. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west."usign just extended its partnership with sap. is it a big deal? >> absolutely. we are arguably the most powerful enterprise company on the planet. for them to resell as their local customers, they have been a great customer themselves in terms of their sale contracts lee girl -- legal contracts, partner contracts. we are excited about sap joining. >> i think of that thing that saves me from having to sign a mortgage that is about 50 pages. >> it allows anyone to transact anything come anytime, anywhere, and any device securely. >> do we see fraud in this area? >> if you look at one of the key things that is driving our business, it is reducing the risk and security -- in complaints. these are people's most important documents. the need to be authenticated and signed. it is huge in terms of our technology. >> if something goes wrong, if the document is forged, where do we see that happening? >> i think you see it for sure in the financial services sector. we speak with a lot of customer

temperatures, 60 this afternoon with clearing skies and west-northwesterly wind. for tonight, overnight low of mainly clear skies. tomorrow looks fine. 62 with morning sun and late afternoon and evening showers. look what we have thursday and friday. two 70 degree high temperature forecasts in a row. yes, we have shower chances tomorrow evening and tomorrow night and we may have some late day showers as we get to friday and into saturday. temperatures look a whole lot nicer than any string of seven days since october temperaturewise. we're making progress. jummy: looks good to me. we'll take it. all right. doug thank you! you may know country singer christian bush with his work with the band sugarland. he's gone out on his own. you have the chance to win a v.i.p. experience with him in a concert in atlanta. you get to spend the day with him in his studio. to enter go to wjla.com/contest. you have until april 12th to enter. coming up on abc 7 news at noon the comedian picked to replace john stewart on "the daily show" and it's not your average court show. i sat dow

and west at 15 and also north and west as we are three to six inches or more that could fall.bunch of snow. frederick as well. over towards winchester. up in to martinsburg. i do see the slush on the roads in upper montgomery county. very early tomorrow morning. >> they have been cut out of the billion dollar casino project. we talked to them today and i guess that they say they have been gambling on these projects and it is becoming a snake eye. >> reporter: yeah, that is exactly right as a lot of people first announced they were going to build this construction project behind me that not everyone was thrilled about it. now they say that deal is not being honored. >> reporter: half of the men based in the county. michael brian is concrete. every one of them thought they would be working on the construction of the billion dollar casino. but they say that every bid they entered was denied and the primary contractor and often without any explanation. that he represents contractors in the county, saying that over 20 minority-owned businesses have reached out to them with complain

west point image. and what the confederates are going to do, they come to the village i think at about 2:00 in the morning, this is gordon's infantry. and out here is lee's cavalry. they are going to do a left wheel and drive the federal cavalry off that ridge. the end of advancing about -- about quarter to 8:00 that morning. there is john gordon for you, if you don't know who he is. he is a very dashing confederate colonel. here is general lee's nephew. commanding the cavalry in this attack. and there is long, in charge of the artillery. as that confederate line advances, on the left is clement evans's division. in the center is james walker. and on the right is brian grimes, north carolinians. and then in reserve, they have william wallace. but he doesn't look anything like mel gibson, does he? so, the confederates to this left wheel at attack the ridge. and there is really just too many confederates. if you count them all up, you have about 9000 confederates in this attack. smith has maybe about 120

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could also spark a snow shower to the north and west. sun and clouds cold today, 37 to 40 will be about 12 degrees below what is typical at this time of year. with the quiet weekend we'll enjoy that. we'll be losing an hour of sleep tomorrow as we spring forward at 2:00 a.m. change your clong clocks before you go to bed tonight and you also might want to change your batteries in your smoke detectors. >>> and icicles could become a danger to the people on the street below. should the ice drop, this is one place you don't want to be. crews have closed several sidewalks throughout the city including 18th and market. >> the fact that there's a warning is scary. imagine that. like, done. you're out. >> we reached out to the city officials say it's the building owner's responsibility to prevent this kind of hazard. >>> next protesters take to the streets of wisconsin after a police officer shot and killed an unarmed teenager. what led to the shooting and the demonstration. >>> plus marking an historic civil rights movement 50 years later. how

overwhelmingly negative in the west end of west and the north and in the south and even a majority in the east. only in the rebel held areas you find a majority that's positive. and you think now there's this whole love affair with russia. overall you get a pretty -- only in the rebel-held areas do you get a majority having a positive view of russia's influence and in the east it is divided. so i must underscore here there isn't a pull towards russia in the east. there's just a resistance to moving westward. what about the idea of russia having the right to intervene to protect russian citizens and speakers as putin has claimed? an overwhelming majority say that russia doesn't have that right and these majorities are all of the major regions only in the rebel held areas is there a divided response but this argument is really basically not going down well at all. how do people view what angela merkel is doing regarding the crisis? ambassador nuland: >> 40% ambassador nuland: >> -- 40% approve, 20% disapprove and a lukewarm point of view that is consistently consistent all of the region

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"bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. this is8 "bloomberg west."hese are some top headlines. robert durst has been arrested. hbo aired a documentary about him where he said, he "killed them all." he was questioned, but never charged in the 1980's disappearance of his wife. german chancellor angela merkel says that they may consider's more sanctions against russia if they violate the cease-fire truce with ukraine. petro poroshenko accuse them of violating the cease-fire last night alone. and who, if anyone, can knock off the undefeated kentucky wildcats. wisconsin has the best shot according to vegas. they are only a 5.5 favorite against them. they are a 6.5 favorite against duke. they are going for their second undefeated season since bobby knight left in 2006. sxsw. it is a conference in austin, texas. it is more buzz than anything this year. but there is a highly anticipated keynote by google chairman eric schmidt. alex brink at hour technology reporter is there for us. alex: yes i am. cory: talking to all of the start of geeks. alex: yes i am gl

west at oakland. west at santa rosa. due west. west, southwest. it will pick up for mountain view and san jose. our system came by a dry front expect for on the north coast. there are few holding on for the morning hours. 40s and 50s. holding up the temps. waiting to see if this northwest breeze will give us a little up welling. 30s up in the mountains. south lake tahoe 39 degrees. windy and cooler today. mostly sunny. a few high clouds here. patchy low clouds but over all it's a main cooling trend with gusts 30 plus for some as we go into today and wednesday. a little warmer thursday and friday. breeze citi, cooler -- breezy, cooler at times. 60s and 70s. we should be about 62 to 6. 60s on the coast and mainly 60s on the coast. windy for april 1st. >> you're not fooling. >> i'm not fooling. it looks like cooler, breezy pattern as we go into sunday. >> and for the little bunny hopping across it will be niece. >> cooler and breezy. >> but the bunny will be able to hide the eggs. >> okay good. >>> a string of attempted kidnapping. the warnings from

and it is already north and west of the town. we are looking to delia to tell us what is going on. >> we will start here. >> yes. >> we still have that snowfall. >> nice guys, nice. howie, take it away. >> they are having problems now. up towards the virginia west virginia panhandle. get a little snow stick on the road surfaces. and it is snowing as far south as warren ton. we just got a report on twitter. twoilt ter and facebook has been reaching out to me and here in town. we have snow mixing in. and look at the temperature. 41. 41 in gaithersbhurg and this is less traveled road and there is some snow on the road as well. >> watch this to the west. south of town, even if we see a little bit of snow. not likely to accumulate much more than a trace. >> let me show you real quickly. snowfall totals. anal three to as much as six. high her elevations. north and west. larry. >> okay. mike and andrea. >> all right. >> talking about those areas. north and west of the district. we go to delia. >> she has seen this. what does it look lik

what did you find in west virginia was perpetuating the cycle of poverty?we tend to think of poverty in terms of metrics of income and wealth. there are cycles. i think that the better metric of child poverty is how many books are in the home, how often you are hugged or read to. there we have situations with 20% of kids born in west virginia are born with drugs or alcohol in the system. often kids are having kids, bad for the mum and child. in a situation of hopelessness, people self-medicate with substances. they get arrested. and with a criminal record they are less employable, there's fewerons, and there's a -- few jobs around and there's an miasma of hopelessness. there's poverty in west virginia or africa or asia, it's a sense of despair, and self destructive behaviours that make that self-fulfilling. you have break-in about this so often that the path to escape is education. the path to scep is education, it's a foundation, it's not the end all. it was with education, you can start thinking for itself. you can build the strategy for life. that is imp

we should see a line moving north and west. this is north and west of philadelphia and closer to 5:00 tonight, we could see thunderstorms approaching the philadelphia area from will ming torn to trenton and some of this could provide locally heavy rain and coming up we'll talk about storm threats as we go through this evening and when it will clear out and how much colder it will get as we get into your weekend. >> you can keep track of the storms right through your smartphone and tablet through the nbc weather app and it can give you the forecast and pinpoint weather conditions just like the nbc 10 news app. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news from manhattan. crews are on the scene of a building collapse and possible explosion. 12 people have been taken to surrounding hospitals. three of those people are considered in critical condition. this is video from shortly after that explosion. you can see all of the chaos around that scene on the ground. so much smoke and debris. the location of this is second avenue in the e

um she obviously was a student at west fall. i'm actually a student at west fall as well which is the art college. so my heart definitely goes out to her. >> reporter: statement released by the family said our entire family is deeply saddened by the losses of yvonne and emily. two wonderful caring, amazeing people who meant so much to so many. at this difficult time we respectfully ask for your privacy and your prayers ". >>> em selke graduated from drexel in 2013 in a statement drexel university said "drexel is deeply saddened to hear about the tragic loss of emily selke and her mother. emily graduated with honors from drexel in 2013 and was music industry major in drexel's antoinette west fall college of media arts and design. our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends ". >>> the sr. roar are the emily belonged to released this statement. say the at a chapter is mourning the loss of our beautiful emily selke. emily and her mother were a board the plane from barcelona to duesseldorf that crashed yesterday. emily s

the 3 number more likely north and west where it's colder. the 1 is more likely in delaware and south jersey. and farther to the south, less than an inch is likely. it's primarily going to be rain. but it is going to be a wintry end to winter appropriately. spring arrives at 6:45 this evening and the first weekend of spring, is looking a whole lot better. bit of fog, maybe a bit icy tomorrow morning but a nice warmup saturday afternoon. chillier sunday and monday and tuesday will be in the 40s but then a nice warmup wednesday and thursday. >> makes it sound nice, doesn't he? a wintry end to winter. 6:22. a family is overcome with joy after a toddler nearly drowned. >> the wonderful part of the story. another part that will make you ask yourself how is that possible? just ahead how long the toddler went without a pulse. >> and get ready for years of delays and detours. next the stretch of 95 getting a major upgrade. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place includ

"bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: this is "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson.awmakers fighting to protect kids digital rights and facebook hopes to break news faster than others. first, some top headlines. george soros calls the greek financial situation a long festering problem mishandled from the beginning by all parties. speaking to bloomberg tv in london, he said it's a critical time for greece and the euro. george: to push greece out of the euro would hurt itself. >> is it a 50-50 possibility? >> i would say so. cory: he also spoke about the conflict in eastern ukraine and citizen was disconcerting issue on the world stage will stop he said ukraine will the terrier rate and the oligarchs will come back into power. hungary jumps back into monetary easing after consumer prices in the country plunged the most since the 1960's. the hungarian currency has gained more than 5% against the euro, one of the biggest gainers in eastern europe. and a weather pattern that has kept the east cold and the west warm this winter is keeping the u.s. relatively free of tornad

best of "bloomberg west"." am cory johnson and this is the best of "bloomberg west"." these artist cannot put their work on video and youtube. what about money? they are trying to take it further. they have artists and fans with money in between. i learned about it from the ceo. guest: this idea is there is a new emerging creative class. it is hundreds of thousands of people that realize they can be creative entrepreneurs. cory: they don't have a label and a $50,000 advance. guest: it's the opposite. it used to be that there were three pipelines to the people for the masses and there were people that controlled those pipelines and it's not that way anymore. if you have some great to say, people will listen. we have awesome platforms for master submission. the idea is you create a page and you go to your fans through whatever channel you have. it's one dollar per video. we have some people paying $100 every time somebody releases something. cory: you have fans buying a subscription to the work of an artist? gues

"bloomberg west" will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west."ere are top headlines. from her durst has agreed to be extradited to face murder charges. he was arrested in new orleans over the weekend. the h.b.o. documentary showed him whispering "he killed them all. he was acquitted for killing a neighbor in texas on a self-defense claim and questioned but never charged in the 1982 disappearance of his life. -- wife. angela merkel says the e.u. will consider more sanctions against russia if there is a violation of the cease-fire in ukraine. she met with ukraine's president in berlin today. petro poroshenko accuses rebels of violating the truce saying forces were attacked a dozen times last night alone. on a different note, who can knock off the wildcats? according to the oddsmakers in vegas, wisconsin has the best shot. the wildcats would only be a 5.5 favorite compared to do. kentucky is going for the first undefeated season since indiana pulled it off in 1976. it is the annual interactive festival with the top minds of technology in austin, tex

like open like in the quietest towns things happen. >> soft more came to west chester from west philadelphia. she told me attacks of the kind reported recently would not surprise her back home but -- >> surprise you that this kind of stuff goes on out here? >> um, yeah. because you wouldn't think that school things like that would happen at school. so no. >> reporter: you take precautions? >> yeah. >> reporter: university officials would not talk to us on camera. but in an e-mail statement spokeswoman said there is no increase in on campus crime. she says that text alerts and e-mails go out to students whenever there is a perceived threat even when those issues and incidents occur off campus as three of these four incidents did. lucy? >> all right, thank you, bruce. >>> a cumberland county man stands charged of murdering nine-year-old infant. prosecutors have charged 33-year-old manuel mikes with murder and child endangerment. prosecutors say emergency crews head to do a home in millville for reports of unresponsive baby. early friday. they pronounced that baby dead at the scene. authorities

there's a little bit of this up in berks county and out to the west.ning. looking at a dense fog advisory that has been lifted everywhere but lancaster county. so, we had some dense fog up north and down to the south but as expected by 6 o'clock we were thinking this was going to be off the boards and it is. just for the heck of it still got a half mile visibility up in allentown. lancaster is where you're dow