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i want somebody that think aboup the , that take care about the people. >> yang: netanyahu supporters they're better off now than befos re he ime minister, when the economy was slumping and palestinian suicide bombers were attackinisraeli buses-- e issue responsible for his first, narrow 1996 election as pr meister. >> ( translated ): i don't eve that someone else ca come in and improve. in my opinion, bibi is the right man in the right place. >> yang: in this campaign season, the market sees some good-natured debates. dozens of parties are fielding candidates for the 120-seat legislature, called the knesset. some are very small andery extreme. itamar ben-gvir, leader of the far-right, anti-arab party called "jewish power," did a little retail politicking at the market. the minor parties' results could be very important. polls show voters closely divided betweenantz and netanyahu. both parties could end up with rough oly the same numbseats in the knesset, which would give small parties an outsized influence in forming a clition governent. analysts say netanyahu's task of ion building

on my watch, iran will not have nuclear weapons. >> yang: netanyahu trumpets his close alliance withnt tr the president has boosted his israeli counterpart's standi by moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, cutting aid to the palestinians. and, during a white house visit just two weeks before the election, recognizing israeli sovereignty over the golan heights, which israel seized from syria in the 1967 war. the white house even agreed to release it's likely controversial middle east peace plan after the election so it would not become an ise. >> mr. president, over the years israel has been blessed to have many friends who sat in the oval office, but israelas never had a better friend than you. >> yang: but analysts say row's vote could be ald be referendum on the effect on the referendum on the effect on the nation of netanyahu's policies and politiich some call divisive. >> it' international relationship, it's not even the economy. it's what he is doing to society inside israel-- us against them, against the elites, against the left, against the liberals, againsarabs-- in order to

i'm john yang. judy woodruff is away. on the newshour tonight: as president trump announces his intention to cut aid to three latin american countrie , we continur series of on-the-ground reasrts from hond >> ( translated ): i would never want to get into a gang. because here, to be in a gang means you have to do whatever they say. rob, kill, kidnap, whatever they order you to do. >> yang: then, our "politi monday" roundtable discusses the race for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination. and, we remember nipsey hussle. the los angeles-based rapper and community leader was killed this weekend at the age of 33. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. f >> majding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 enars. bnsf, the ne that connects us. >> babbel. a langge program that teaches spanish, french, german, italian, and more. >> consumer cellular. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and

john yang has a conversation for r regular education segment, "making the grade." >> yang: judy, every state education officials honor the best of the best in the national teacher of theear program. recently, an essay by one of the four finalists from three years ago caught our eye: "the fate of the 2016 teachers of the year." today, only two of the four finalists from that year arela still in a cssroom, and only one is still at the same school. nate bowling wrote that essay.nt he is a governeacher at lincoln high school in tacoma, washington. and, fellow 2106 finshawn sheehan is now on a fellowship on capitol hdsl. when that he intends to return to teaching algebra in lewisville, texas. shawn and nate, thank you very much. thanks for joining us. nate, i want to begin with you, and ngwant to quote somet you said in that essay. you said, "teaching is a profession, and great tenechers ed to feel respected and empowere if they don't, they will leave and should." reowected and emped. talk about that. why are teachers not feelingec red and empowered? >> there's a thest of reasons that contr

but you had andrew yang and yetu petetigieg joining the race. what is andrew yang's message?e of revolutionary, i'm not coming in to be a candidate just to throw some rather traditional ideas around, i'm going to in here and put these big, sort of dramatic ideas, like the universal basic income, like legalizing a small amount ofin hethese sorts of things, with the idea, perhaps, that it gets to be part of the conversation, even if he is nota thidate, he is not the front return, he doesn't stay in for very long, t spas a conversation within the rest of the party. this is what happens at tis point in most campaigns. you have a whole bunch of candidates. the field winnows out, but many candidates try to put as many y eas out there as possible hoping that if tn't last maybe one of their ideas will. >> can someone lik think shape the race in some way. >> he may. i think it tell us his popularity. he already qualified for the debate stage. tell us about the media environment and the political environment we live in now. this is someone who got those debate requirements by appearing

yang. >> hello. thank you. >> welcome. got the crowd fired up and ready for you. >> i saw you were doing a p proposal of doing a halhalogram. are you come paining anywhere else right now? >> how the you know it's me in this chair? right now this is the only place i am. >> we're glad to have you. we have a lot of great questions for you. let's begin. we have emily benson here. she lives here in washington and works for a non-partisan think tank. go ahead. >> artificial intelligence has contributed to job automation leading to significant job losses in multiple sectors. how do you propose regulating a.i. to ensure human employment and what to you propose in terms of reskilling programs to keep americans competitive in the computer and machine age? >> what a phenomenal questions. this is the kwey challenge we'r facing as a country. he won by the numbers because we automated a way four million manufacturing jobs in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri, iowa. all the the swing state

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john yang is covering the election for us, and tonight he's in tel aviv. >> yang: after a nail-biter of a night that saw both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his challenger, retired army general benny gantz, declare victory, israelis awoke this morning to near-final results showingli netanyahu'd party and gantz's blue and white, both center-right, each winning 35 seats in the 120-member israeli legislature, called the knesset. but including the seats of minor partie netanyahu appears to have a clear advantage of as many as 65 seats-- majority. te today, gantz conceded defeat. >> it's a total victory for netanyahu. >> yang: aluf benn is editor-in- chief of the israeli newspaper ha'aretz. >> there was not eno netanyahu fatigue. obviously all those who voted for gantz, they voted to oust netanyahu but it wasn't enough to make him leave his job. >> yang: president trump was among the world leaders offering congratulation >> so, the fact that bi won, i think we'll see some pretty good action in terms of peace. >> yang: in the streets of tel aviv today, voters engaged in a na

andrew yang will join me. his platform centers on something called universal sin come, something we'll get into depth later, but first he says the plan is necessary, it's a continuation of capitalism formed it would help address the negative effect of automation. he's also campaigning on several other policies, including decriminalizing opioids, easing the transition to self-driving vehicles. andrews, good to have you here. >> thank you for having me, it's a pleasure. what do you want andrew yang to be known for? >> to me the job of the democrats is to address the problems that got donald trump elected in 2016. you see one of the driving forces was we automated away, in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri, iowa, all states he won -- so we need to wake up what they're calling the fourth industrial resolution. my campaign is about having 3/4 -- >> i put a list together of some of your policies. i've got a lot of he policies that you're -- you defy an obvious place on the political spectrum. >> in a

andrew yang is live too. he says every american should get $1000 a month from the government but how do we pay for it? the economy is a top issue for voters so we will ask about that. north korea defiantly test firing a new weapon for the first time, denuclearization talks fall with kim jong un. we begin tonight with kristin fisher as we await the rejected version of mueller's report just hours away. >> reporter: democrats are furious about how the timeline will play out tomorrow morning. congress will not get a copy of the report until two hours after the attorney general hold his press conference at 9:30 a.m.. the chairman of the judiciary committee held a press conference tonight accusing bill bar of taking, quote, unprecedented steps to spin the report's findings. >> the central concern is the attorney general is not allowing the facts to speak for themselves but is trying to bake in the narrative about the report to the benefit of the white house. he is doing this just before the holiday weekend so it is

to which yang replied, "negative on it."which @jellyfishrave replied, "just to be clear, is that a negative, as in you're against the practice-- which i'm assuming-- or negative as in you have no opinion? thanks!" and yang specified, "against the practice." that is some real journalistic due diligence from @jellyfishrave. ( laughter ) so, yang has taken a public stand that he wants to keep male genitals intact. i can see the yard signs now: "andrew yang for a better wang!" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) that was a long walk, but 100% worth it. long walk to the wang. and yang thinks this is an important voting bloc for him, saying of the anti-circumcision movement, "i'm highly aligned with the intactivists." not to be confused with the anti-neutering movement: the ( bleep )-tivists. we've got a great show for you tonight! paul giamatti is here! but first, i ask some questions to alexandria ocasio-cortez. stick around. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) and mateo and kevin got dressed to meet someone special. and millions of ot

andrew yang. who is kind of coming up with the idea that this type of of economy can be rolled out nationally what do you think of this i completely think it's an option we're obviously seeing a whole new set of jobs that are emerging new collar jobs are very different you know the blue collar new collar and the white collar and we're seeing extreme trends of opportunities where maybe you're not going into a four year career for your college and that's a huge obstacle to gaining some traction in the economy is that air b.n. b. may offer equity to super hosts air b.n. b. has not confirmed this believe that also trying to talk about this in terms of sharing equity with their drivers so this would be allowing these big cami folks to participate in equity in an i.p.o. what are your thoughts there i think it's strategically really smart you want to incentivize employees we're not technically employees but we're definitely part of the economy that we grew for them i mean they are what was the valuation

democratic presidential hopeful andrew yang is here. he says every american 18 and older should get a thousand bucks a month from the government. how was he going to pay for? brand-new fox news poll says the economy as a top issue for voters so we will ask him about that. and breaking tonight, north korea defiantly test firing the weapon the first tim time. since talks stalled with kim jong un. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. we begin tonight with corresponding kristin fisher as we wait the redacted version of my large report. hours away. good evening, kristen. >> good evening. democrats are furious about how the timeline of this release will play out tomorrow morning. congress will not get a copy of the report until about two hours after the attorney general holder's press conference at 9:30 a.m. they are so upset, the chairman of the judiciary committee held a press conference tonight accusing attorney general bill barr of taking "unprecedented steps to spin the report's findings." >> essenti

andrew yang i find toally fascinating. but it's going to take some time to figure out what it is that democrat voters want, and i think that means getting to know who is out there a what thy really stand for? >> woodruff: well we know we're going to be watching, and i have a feeling the two of you are, too. chris buskirk, connie schultz, thank you so much. >> sure. >> woodruff: during the opioid epidemic, there's been a lot of attention on the drug manufacturers, the doctors and pharmacists who prescribe the pills. but one of the crucial players are the distributors-- the big companies who make sure pills are shipped and delivered. william brangham explains, for the first time, one of these companies is facing federal criminal charges. >> brangham: that's right judy. the u.s. attorney in manhattan announced yesterday that a company called rochester drug cooperative or rdc, which is a wholesaler, repeatedly ignoredfl res and sent tens of millions of addictive opioid pills and fentanyl products toci phar that were then distr

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not socialism he says and is good for markets twenty twenty democratic presidential candidate andrew yang was talking on c b s now he's an entrepreneur a c.e.o. a business guy from silicon valley and you know i'm still i think for our summer solutions series and kaiser report we will talk about this you'd be a universal basic income again totally convinced of the merits of it however he's kind of looking at a different way of the story and he's looking at it as similar to what happens in alaska so alaska has not through any great entrepreneurial or innovation but just through sheer luck they have a lot of oil that oil creates a lot of income that then gets shared among the population so he's looking at his universal basic income idea as this is that the u.s. is hugely endowed with not only agricultural goods but a lot of silicon valley. exist purely through the goodwill of darpa and the defense department and all the investment in silicon valley and new ideas he says this idea is new to many americans but it is actually as old as the country itself thomas paine was for universal basic inc

yang is a tech executive. history as the first asian american president. if our audience tonight, democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and caucuses. please welcome andrew yang. >> hello. thank you. >> welcome. got the crowd fired up and ready for you. >> i saw you were doing a p proposal of doing a halhalogram. are you come paining anywhere else right now? >> how the you know it's me in this chair? right now this is the only place i am. >> we're glad to have you. we have a lot of great questions for you.

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i'm john yang. judy woodruff is away.newshour tonight: as president trump announces his intention to cut aid to three latin amican countries, we continue our series of on-the-ground reports from honduras. >> ( translat want to get into a gang. because here, to be in a gang means you have to do whatever they say. rob, kil kidnap, whatever they order you to do. >> yang: then, our "politics monday" roundtable discuss t the race forhe 2020 democratic presidential nomination. and, we remember nipsey hussle. the los angeles-based rapper and community leader was killed this weekend at the age of 33. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour.

this gentleman you see right here, andrew yang. significance of fund-raising numbers is, you can fund-raise your way on to the debate stage. the dnc has set specific rules, have you to raise 65,000 spread across several states. andrew yang has crossed that threshold and because of that, will be on stage with all the other candidates. >> because of that he will be on set with ali velshi an hour from now. >> you're going to be talking to him at 3:00 this afternoon, you're watching velshi & ruehl on msnbc. it helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade. don't get mad. get e*trade. it's way day! yes. it's wayfair's biggest sale of the year, and you're invited! starting april 10, score our lowest prices since black friday on best-selling furniture, decor, and way more. plus, everything ships free on way day. everything? everything. and flash deals launch all day long. hey guys, check out the flash deal i just scored! our biggest sale of the year only lasts 36 hours so shop way day starting april 10 at wayfair.

i'm eun yang, we'll go to top headlines in a moment. ha>>> first, w you need to know to get your tuesday started here at home. melissa mollet is in the first 4 traffic with a look at your commute. b >> let'sin with a check of the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts is in for chuck this week. it's chimicum outside -- chilly outside. >> it is cold. temperatures in the city center starting in the mid 4no southwest winds are going to help boost that temperature to around 70 degrees. you're going to notice when you wa outside this morning, you're going to need a jacket. outside the beltway we've got some muc coolertemperatures, even south and west temperatures are starting in the 30s where we have a frost advisory. talking down by luray, central shenandoah valley. still, it's cold out there. we will warm up rather quickly. sun coming up at 6:30. plenty of sunshine out there today. temperatures toppingut around 70 degrees. so as far as what to wear today, you definitely need a jket walking out the door. you might need a littl

that was margaret yang, a market strategist.'s two biggest economies hold another round of talks but it's unclear if us tariffs on china will be lifted. robin grant has been looking at how that uncertainty is facing companies in the mainland. a winner is emerging. a red country thatis winner is emerging. a red country that is watched its hands. welcome to vietnam. just ask this repco recruiter back in china. it has a great impact on us. it's difficult to find jobs. this company is a giant in the world of wi—fi router is, making 3 million here, and it's expanding, but not in china. it is setting up in via an arm. translation: the us tariffs will make us move our production line for the american market to vietnam. we can make sure the quality of the product is the same and it is somewhere that has no such tariffs. the trade war is an issue for this company. it faces on the longer term challenges. there are fewer workers are now costing more and more. then there is this, investing in automation. the workers of the future that just

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monday, c-span's road to the white house coverage continues with andrew yang holding a campaign rally at the lincoln memorial in washington. live coverage starts at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. castro talkingan with members of the asian and latino coalition in des moines, iowa. watch 8:00 p.m. eastern on listen online, and the free c-span radio app. on thursday, trump met with the president of south korea and his wife at the white house. he spoke to reporters about the arrest of julian assange and relations with north korea. and he spoke about the robert mueller report, which is expected to be released sometime this week. president trump: thank you very much. it's a great honor to have president moon of south korea with us, and a very, very great privilege to have mrs. kim. thank you very much. we hope you enjoy your stay. we are discussing many important things, including north korea, the relationships with north korea. i had, in many respects, a very good meeting. we did not fulfill what we wanted to, but in many ways we -- certain things were agreed to. my relationship is very good

the yang campaign reported the contribution were less than $200.rs, he will meet the dnc debate standard, for that he will need to show contributions in 20 different states. me, you heard that there is an asian man running for president that wants to give everyone $1,000 a month. and all of those things are true. it's law in alaska. it came this close to being law here in the united states. we need it more than ever. >> little known, scrappy democratic contender, what he is talking about there is his proposal for universal basicing in, you get $1,000 a month. he says daylight savings time should be all year long, you should have free financial counseling as an american citizen and free marriage counseling and ncaa should pay athletes. a crowded field, yeah, whatever, but -- >> he claims he's met the debate threshold, if that's true, he will have a chance to put these rather set of cent trick ideas in front of the democratic electorates and force the other candidatess, if are real to have a better chance. >> fair of you. >> with all respect to andre

good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. thanks foroining us this morning. we're working for you with everything you need to know to get started.we 'll begin with the forecast with meteorologisthu bell and traffic with melissa mollet. what do you have? >> i've got sunshine for the da forecast you're going to love the way today turns out. a littl on the blustery side. all of the clouds and rain drops from yesterday afternoon are a thing of the past. off to a cold start,32 in gaithersburg and lorton this morning. wind chills in the upper 20s and low 30s. you'll certainly need that layer of fleece first thing this morning. sun's up at 6:50 this morning. it'll be bright and sunny all day long today. that is the good news. it will be a little breezy. dog walking forecast. look at the 5-month-old guy. dino, yes,in ed. he looks like he would be a happy animal. i heard a sto about little speed racer. hopefully we can do the same for lauren. tenay forecast. >> i loved speedra r's name. suit land parkway, single lay getting by the work zon this is the work zone we see

. >> i'm eun yang. ahead on "news4 today," the death toll is still rising.d in the easter sunda bombings in sri lanka. >> arrests have been made, but investigators are sti looking for answers after this coordinated terror attack. >> l plus, ak at your earth day forecast w >>ve got some nice conditionsut there to start, but we have rain this >>> a coordinated attack targeting churches on easter nd suay. now nearly 300 people are dead in sri lanka. the latest in the search for answers. >>> an armed robbery in arlington ends with an suv sinking into tma potoc. more on the police pursuit that ended in the water. >>> a maryland carnival had to shut down early, and the call to police wn swarms of teenagers turned violent. more on the arrests coming up. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. for "news4joining us today." boy, did we have a beautiful easter sunday after the overrain. we're hoping it sticks around for another day. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads in first 4 traffic. >> first, let's check in wi

everyb i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang.e have a lot to get to this morning including the nats game. bryce harper came back and if you tught nats fans had forgiven him for heading to philly, did you hear the boos? >> i'm telling you, i'm glad anything.rew a chilly reception for harper last night. we'll have more details on game coming up in a little bit. >>> we begin with a look at your coute and forecast. melissa mollet is standing by with a look at your first 4 traffic but let's begin with meteorologist chuck bell. what can w expect? >> going to be a windy one by later on in the afternoon. not too much o a breeds. a warming wind today. temperatures will be 15 degrees or so. warmer than yesterday. we'll be dry for the next couple of days. th blossoms will have to hang on tight for today. bloominghe end of peak will occur on friday. just got today and tomorrow left to enjoy them. tomorrow in the upper 20s and 30s. certainly a cold start to your l morning. because of the dry air, a high fire danger. arbeul with

rishaad: yang lei from cgs-cimb securities.d then by can testify to its restorative effects. about something different. builder, stocks. it is that time of the morning. battle of the charts. ♪ david: punter battle of the charts and today, the battle for southeast asia. we will pit the best charts against each other. rishaad: you can win the battle, but there is no war. let's look at what is going on. chart shows us the run of philippine stocks to the 8000 level. month's indexst was trading above its moving average and testing the resistance level at eight house in several times. it ultimately fails to break that and last week is up the uptrend. that is trading below its moving average and touching support , driven by700 disappointing corporate earnings and reports that q1 gdp growth could slow further. the question now becomes looking forward, is there room for a rebound. these bands show us very unlikely. is see the trading range narrowing and the graph below will show you volatility is lessened. investors are consolidating ah

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. >> i'm eun yang. some people stayed up late tot watch lnight's game. boy did uva make it worth it, earight? we're to go. melissa mollet is watching the roads in first 4 traffic. >> and the guy who woong for texas -- >> texas tech. texas tech! never texas. >> neverxa >> i'm sorry. the texas losers, you're right. he's here, as well, toet us up to speed on the forecast. get us up to speed. >> this is what happen was just trying to support my conference. this is what i get foroong for texas tech -- i promise, red agiders, it's never, ever, ever happening n. just so you know. congrats to the wahoos and the cavaliers. wahoo, indeed. we've got lingering raindrops around first thing. very low impact on your daily planner other than a drop or two here first thing. this is about it for rain chances today. your whole tuesday afternoon will be warm and dry and breezy once again. off to another mild start. most areas in the upper 50s a inw 60s here. a gusty promises most areas to get close to if not just above 80 degrees. 84 yesterda e warmest we have been so early

. >> good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here and we'll talk to melissa about first 4 traffic. chuck, a little nip in the air this morning. >> yes. a little cooler start this morning butom theaint department remains closed on spring vacation. >> exactly. >> because this weather is honestly very, very pleasant. no more 80s. back-to-ck80s was back on the 7th to 11th in october. won't be that warm today. we've fallen into the mid 40s now for the most of the western suburbse and into shenandoah valley. the i-95ordor is a little bit milder. 50sor in principless county. not a bad wait by the bus stops. outdoor recess. after school play time, nothing to worrytobout y. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. that is av plus weather for sure. over the next couplef days we'll stay mild and dry today and tomorrow. rain chances continue to look pretty high for friday afternoon and evening and saturday rain chances have inched their way up a little bit. bus stopr, weat maybe that layer of fleece. ye

deputy city attorney austin yang. really, i think it -- the zoning administrator is the one to interpret the code. i don't believe what's been presented would meet the definition of a sign, but i would defer to the zoning administrator on that. but a text amendment is along the lines of what commissioner pearlman mentioned about a structure or something otherwise would also be fine. all right. thank you. >> thank you. commissioner johns? >> is the purpose and intention of c-1-h to require the building owner to allow changing posters or murals on that sign frame? that calls for a yes or a no answer. >> well, it's a little more complicated because currently the galeria de la raza and the property owner -- it's potential there might be an opportunity to engage in a situation where the mural is rotated out, as it has been historically, but that's not been decided yes either way. >> what if a galeria de la raza wants to put up a mural, and the property owner doesn't want that mural put up? >> well, it's the property owner

i'm eun >>yang. t'm molette green in for aaron gilchrests morning. okay, so you can pretty mh today.the jacket at home the temperatures are going to get turned up today. did i say turned up? >> you said turned upn -- i both ways, you know what i mean? eet's take a live look, it is 56 comfortable degr you know in my book, that's a tad chilly. >> a little bit. >> not going to be chilly all day. melissa mollet has the traffic conditions this morning. >> i had to wear a jacket when ked in. you know, we get here early. >> still 50s. >> let's start things off, storm lauren ricketts with more on what is going to be a hot thursday? >>> it is. and hum thursday, as well. temperatures are going to roll right to aund 80 degrees. we are getting a littld t up today, molette, you aso ablutely right. we've got clouds out there ase continue through the morning hours.even drizzle out there, a. temperatures, 56 degrees here in d.c. most areas in the 50s at this poin and we've got light winds. they'll also turn on a little as we continue through the o ternoon. we're goi

good rning, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. some people stayed up late to watch last ght's game and man, was it worth it. we are up early and ready to go. our meteorologist chuck bell has the wforecast. >>e begin with a traffic alert. melissa mollet isatching the roads. what's going on? >> big problem here. first 4 traffic alert in frederick county. urbana this morning, southbound 270 shut down after 80. urba this involves an overturned box truck. we're closed now because ty areoffloading what the truck had inside. and also siphoning off all of the fuel to try and get it back on its wheels and then back out of the way. traffic diverted to 80 the roundabout. the alternate is 355. the roundabout. you can get back on0. to very, very slow. you have to consider 355 if you're leavi sometime soon. mont claire,

yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrest. just about 4:00 a.m. we are in weather alert mode. let's get right to the forecast and the commute. melissa mollet is standing by, but we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist esuck bell. >> an active weather day coming our way. we've been tracking a chance for thunderstorms all week long i've had 100% chance of rain and storms in the forecast for a couple of days now, and it has come to pass. shower e outsidely this morning. nothing major to get your day going. there is more activell weather we to the south and west. we've is evenhu seen tnderstorms across parts -- we've even see thunderstorms across parts of the charlottesville area. we could have pre-lunchtime rumbles. as the area of low pressure gets here in the afternoon, you add daytime haating, and t will raise our chances of severe weather to the slight range which is essentially step two outf ve. marginal is one, slight, enhanced, moderate, and likely above that. so a slight risk for severe weather mainly along the i-95 herridor and eastbound to the bay and t eastern shore. h

. >> i'm eun yang. for "news4joining us today." boy, did we have a beautiful easter sunday after the overrain. we're hoping it sticks around for another day. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads in first 4 traffic. >> first, let's check in with storm team 4 lauren ricketts in for chuck bell with the monda forecast. >> good morning. it was a beautiful easter yesterday morning. conditions, a e few clouds moved in yesterday evening. even a few people had some isolated showers out dere. we are this morning, just waiting for the sunom to ce up. t two to be another at le hours before the sun comes up over the area. 6:23 will be the sunrise.s. 56 degree we've got a mix of cloudsclnd r skies out there. we'll drop a little bit as we go through the 7:00 a.m. hour. and then we're pretty dry as we go through the day today.ur temper are going to be warmer than yesterday. again, nothing happening on the radar. if you're traveling, not a lot happening. we've got a little system by the outer banks area and rolling off the coast. you sh

. >> i'm eun yang. we remain in weather alert mode this morning. you may find branches and leaves on theoads this morning, so give yourself plenty of time. watch out on the roads. our melissa mollet is standing commutea check on the and road closures. >>> let's begin w lhren ricketts in for chuck this morning with this weather alert. >> yeah. s thank yo much. listen, this all came through our area last night. the good ws is it is now to the east. ur friends for the eastern shor not without a few tornado warnings in our area. we had a few tornado warnings in frederick lasht at about 6:00 p.m. and then overnight we were with you if you joined us, st. mary's county had a tornado warning as well as calvert george's county. the good news is that is now to the east. so this has moved outfhere. the threat is pretty much over with these storms. however, for our friends on the eastern shore, if you're joining us from there and you are traveling, just know these t storms move about 60 miles per hour. you got another 30 or 45 minutet beforey move out into the

i'm eun yang. >> i'm cory smith in for aaron gilchrest. we'll have much more this morning about wilton gregory and the expected announcement from the catholic church. we'll begin with a check o the recast and your commute. >> wtop's jack taylor has a check of the roads. let's begin withli a drake in for chuck this morning. not too shabby day. >> not at all. more clouds compared to yesterday. but the winds yesterday at times were gusting up to 40 miles per hour. we'll have for the most part light winds today. right now, 49 degrees. winds out of the south at seven miles per hour. stepping out the door, i would grab at least the light jacket. coming home from work, probably not going to need it as we war into the mid to upper 60s for highs. here's four things you need to know fou the next days -- today, more clouds out there, but still pleasant overall onyo thursday. plus, we're almost at the end of the workweek. tomorrow we will have raint time throughout the entire day. on saturday, we'll have clouds giving way to some peeks of ay sunshine,