night at 6:00, the behind the screeps preview of the flower show, holland of the world at 7:00 p.m. >> new numbers on ivanka trump's business may come as a surprise. >> plus, it's not racist graffiti, but it'scosting a local family tens of thousands of dollars as vandals keep coming back. plus the pope may be having a change of heart about marriage and the clergy. adam? >> we have the latest on the nor east. i'll give you information on the seven day coming up. >>> and the eagles meet and greet. jeff skversky introduces us to alshon jeffery when "action news" continues. ♪ ♪ al shan >> an "action news" viewer recorded flames burning from the upper floor of a chester county home this morning. inside firefighters would find the body of a woman. they believe this is the first fire death in 17 years. the building is described as a house share with rooms for rent. five other people inside made it out safely. >> a ma miles an hour will townp family hope someone can identify vandals that spray prainted the home twice in six months. it happened while the family was asleep inside. >> it's

this has happened before in holland. there was a case also with a dutch turkish dual citizenship holder, a journalist. she was arrested and then released. that is one thing. the whole question of dual nationality. i think that is something that dissident people living abroad are thinking about. in terms of what european governments can do, deniz's arrest is shocking, because he is also a german citizen, but we have kurdish journalists who no one talks about even. unnamed and many unknown journalists, and of course academics, judges, police, teachers, you name it, that are in jail.what can the european number -- governments do, and what should the german government do? first of all, change. stop making the errors they have been doing since the refugee deal. frequent visits to turkey right before the election last year, posing with erdogan, treating this regime, which lacks any democratic credentials other than having been elected, as a legitimate partner sends the wrong message. be like forsson to the german government to

hollande also promised to increase security. security forces have been beefed up, but people have not seen the results. the department still has by far the highest murder rate in france. richelle: four towns in syria have been thrown a lifeline. the besieged towns are set to be evacuated next week when at least 30,000 people are given safe passage, after pro-government forces and rebel fighters struck a deal brokered iran.ar and meanwhile, a cease-fire for those towns has begun and is hoped this partial truce will last nine months. according to the u.n., at least 600,000 people are living under siege in syria. there was once a vibrant and bustling town in iraq, but nearly completely destroyed when the islamic state group captured it in 2015. although the militants were fleshed out last october, it's something of a ghost town today. a handful of residents have trickled back in, but life has yet to go back to normal after the i.s. carved out a devastating trail of destruction. vibrant: in this once christian town in northern iraq,

. >>> and the flower show opens this weekend for the theme of holland. >> and a husband and wife are forcing all the tulips for the show's entrance garden. >> reporter: walk inside of the chadds ford greenhouse and you'll likely be greeted by a few cats. >> it's oscar and zero. and there are five felines in all in a field of 30,000 tulips ready to burst in a brilliant rainbow of colors. john and ranee are the tulip tenders, using science and technology. >> to get them to a certain point and if they bloom too fast we move them to a cooler place. >> and their roots run deep. >> my great great grandfather starts the business in holland in the 1800s. and he exhibited in the flower show in the 1920s and john joined them about 42 years ago. i was just 6 or 7 years old. >> it was a trip back to the netherlands where john met his wife. >> and the flowering paradise, the couple find joy in growing everything from easter bulbs to tropical cactus and fruit trees. >> a smile on someone's face and they purchase something and really like it. >> john is the chief grower of bulbs even though they is

this year's theme is holland flowering the world. tune in tomorrow night at 7:00 for an hour long show. hosted by the entire accuweather team. >> you go to the flower show and then stop at the reading terminal market. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get our best offer of the year. 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. go to getfios.com or call 1.888.get.fios get the best. get fios. >>> all right lets get a check of the changing accuweather forecast. meteorologist melissa magee, changing because the temperatures are getting colder? >> yes especially tonight. here is the winter weather advisory it stays up until 2:00 this afternoon. a lot of the snow to the northwest suburbs is winding down and snowing slightly still in phila

francois hollande was quick to congratulate his dutch counterpart. for congratulate mark rutte his victory against extremism. they also praise the results, adding that together, they would build a stronger europe. -- theywilder's lost have progressed in the polls. >> i am not particularly disappointed. i would have been if the support had gone down. but his support went off. and they sustained heavy losses. reporter: turkey's political route with the netherlands became bigger after president erdogan cast aside their friendship. , you may have emerged, but you must know this. you lost turkey as your friend. reporter: with another two crucial polls in france and germany, the future political spectrum of europe remains in the balance, even though pro-e.u. campaigners will claim the netherlands as a first battle won. between theoute netherlands and turkey shows no signs of easing. president erdogan has compared dutch politicians to nazis and expel the dutch ambassador. erdogan has gone a step further in his row with the european union, to scrap a deal on

be here inestion may holland, most of the people live in amsterdam. the rest of the country is a bit empty. if you travel the rest of europe , it is really empty compared to amsterdam. and at this time of economic fears, the dutch economy is actually doing pretty well. theployment is falling and economy is doing well. the kind of figures most countries in europe would be envious us. -- envious of. >> when you look at the economic figures [indiscernible] a negative,have comment. -- toxic economy.w, modern it's not the economy that was there in the 1980's and 1990's. considering the figures, you might expect it to be smoother, actually. laura: we will have to leave it there. thank you very much indeed. the worst man-made disaster since the second world war. that's how the u.n. commissioner for human rights has described the situation in syria. it follows yesterday's report by unicef's claims a record number of children were killed in the conflict last year. tomorrow, the country marks another grim anniversary. the war will enter its seventh year. it beg

escape the bitter cold and head to the warmth of holland. the philadelphia flower show opens its doors today. meteorologist chris sowers is here with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, chris admittedly has an attitude with winter. >> reporter: i think this is all my fault, i did have an attitude, i wasn't getting snow or cold, and look what happens. feel free to blame me, because old man winter came back with a vengeance today. we may reach a high of 36 degrees, winds will be whipping 30 miles per hour that will keep temperatures in the teens. temperatures should be in the 50s, we'll be norm near that -- nowhere near that. it will feel like 21 in philadelphia. 17 in allentown. 4 for the poconos. 23 in dover, and 22 in wilmington. we're starting out with a decent amount of sunshine. we should see that right through the late morning hours. by afternoon because the air is so cold we'll get that canopy of clouds that will shade the sun without the sun it will feel worse. for today, cold, windchills in the teens, the high 32 degrees, n

. >>> acapulco have been dropped from the holland america line citing recent concerns. acapulco has been plagued by high levels of crime and gang killings. holland america said its ships will visit other mexican destinations. >>> authorities in berlin are trying to figure out who stole a massive gold coin worth more than $4 million. taken from a museum before dawn yesterday. police won't say if they have surveillance footage of the crime but the coin's weight which is said to be as much as a refrigerator has been convinced that more than one person was involved. >> imagine communicating with your computer using only your brain. the "wall street journal" says billionaire elon musk wants to turn the idea into reality through a new company neurolink. the technology is called neurolace. involves implanting tiny electrodes into the brain that will upload and download thoughts. that gives me a headache just thinking about it. maybe if they can erase bad memories i would be interested. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead a new approach to a long running crisis. doctors issue

i hope we have less islam in holland. islam and freedom are not compatible and we are a free country and you are free to go and leave whenever you want so that is my message. laura: prime minister mark rutte 's campaign was all about stopping wilders in his tracks. >> i know the international journalists are interested in this. it is the third election after brexit. after the american elections, we have the upcoming french and german elections. this is a chance for democracy like the netherlands to make a point to stop this toppling over the dominos. there is the risk that we wake up thursday morning and see s leading the biggest party. laura: we can bring you the results of the latest exit poll. mark rutte's center right vvd party is projected to win 31 seats out of a total 150, far ahead of the next three contenders, including geert wilders' freedom party and the christian democrat party. the liberals each got 19 seats. we can go to the hague. i spoke about the exit poll results a short time ago. does it look as though

this year's theme is holland flowering the world. today's hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow it's 8:00 to 6:00. >>> it really means the world to me. >> hillary clinton makes an appearance in the pennsylvania city where she has deep roots. and she says she may be ready to step back into the spotlight. >>> we told them about our tradition. they said it's awesome. >> how friends from philadelphia took their st. patrick's day tradition to a whole new level. >>> a lehigh county man rested at the holland tunnel with a load of weapons is looking for a pardon from chris christie. the man faces weapons charges after he was arrested last summer. he said he was on a mission to rescue a teenager from a drug den in new york city. he said he believes he can get a pardon because of governor chrissy's strong stance on drug abuse. >>> new this morning secretary of state rex tillerson is in china. he arrived in beijing after an early morning flight from south korea. yesterday tillerson signaled a new tougher stance towards north korea's weapons program. observers say the chinese are e

the theme is called holland flowering the world honoring the contributions of the dutch. folks in the netherlands to the horticulture industry. they have these beautiful flowers with magnificent lighting. since it's honoring holland they have these awesome windmills. this is ann from virginia. it is your birthday or close to your birthday. >> this is. this was my birthday present. >> reporter: you were outside. it's frigid cold. what's it like in here? >> it's wonderful. the smells are wonderful. beautiful. one of the prettiest things i've ever seen. >> reporter: almost like spring inside. >> definitely like spring. >> reporter: there's so much to see inside the philadelphia flower show. in addition to all the exhibits honoring the netherlands they also got stuff about sustainable farming and he coukcould -- ec o lowlo low -- eco logical agriculture. back to you. >>> grab the jackets. >>> in addition to helping people get to the flower show septa is selling discounted tickets for the event. you'll pay $29 for adult, $15 for kids. few dollars off what you would spend if yo

this is anis that attempt by ultra turkish nationalist to get back at holland. production view is getting a lot of attention. today we had the president of the european council telling the european parliament that rotterdam was destroyed by nazi germany in the second world war and it now has a mayor born in morocco. he says that if anybody sees fascism and rotterdam, that they are completely detached from reality. the european commission president came out and said that he was scandalized by the turkish comment that the dutch were nazis. host: in addition to this harsh language, turkey is talking about economic sanctions against the netherlands. guest: there has been some throwing on that point here. turkey is demanding a written apology from the netherlands, but it saw yesterday the diplomatic sanctions were not going to make holland apologize. the dutch prime minister said the sanctions were "not too bad." last night, the turkish deputy prime minister said on television that the government is considering economic sanctions. the commercial ties between the two

m he has said to germany and holland over the last couple of days? it is going to further diminish what most people think is a slim chance that turkey would become part of the european union? is it basically giving up on the ambition to join the european union? turkey has a greatly beneficial customs union, 1 million dutch tourists and $22 billion investment alone that they don't want to give up. turkey doesn't want to give up the idea that it doesn't want to give up the idea thatitis doesn't want to give up the idea that it is a european union so it will maintain the charade of wanting membership into the future. we have spoken a lot about the situation of the state department and the fact that rex tillerson doesn't have a deputy of the staff to get to grips with the problems he needs to get to grips with. is this that in normal times the americans would be able to do something about? would they be able to if rex tillerson had staff in place? where did the united states wa nts in place? where did the united states wants to intervene in this, given t

translation: in holland, holland, a country which speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced with very rough and harsh treatment. it is very ugly for europeans who tell us how we could treat women in turkey. all of this after president erdogan branded the dutch nazi recommends —— re m na nts branded the dutch nazi recommends —— remnants and fascists. the timing is important that both countries. we are in the wrong situation in turkey at the moment was the dutch election has been dominated by the anti—immigration party of geert wilders. he is expected to make significant gains. the protests have fired up the debate about the presence of the dutch residents still connected to their foreign roots. many residents in rotterdam are of inner —— immigrant roots and thoseissues are of inner —— immigrant roots and those issues are expected to play a pa rt those issues are expected to play a part in the coming election. the iraqi military has made further advances against so—called islamic state in the city of mosul. refugees fleeing the fighting are streaming into new ca

the video captured the gunfire. [ gunshots ] >> hollande can be seen pausing and then continuing with his speech. the accidental shot went into a canvas tent into a waiter's thigh and then another person's cap. >>> the "new york times" reports the archdiocese of new york is seeking a $100 million loan for a sexual abuse fund. the archdiocese wants to borrow against land it owns under a luxury hotel in midtown manhattan. the money will go to victims of sexual abuse who agree to take no further legal action. >>> the boston globe reports on rihanna accepting a humanitarian award from harvard. the grammy winning singer received a standing ovation during the ceremony yesterday. some students had waited for hours to get in. among rihanna's long list of charitable work, she built a state-of-the-art cancer center in her native country. >>> the amazing change of fortune for gary from chicago, the unsuspecting tourist catapulted to fame during the oscars. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. kiss the bride. >> gary got to rub shoulders with hollywood's biggest stars during host jimmy kimmel

jamia holland is 14 years old, may be wearing glasses. holland was last seen wearing sky blue pants and a back bomber jacket. >>> fairfax county police are looking for more killers after the discovery of two bodies in a park. a tip led them to holmes run park where they began searching earlier this week. police say the victims' deaths are likely gang related. the bodies have been taken to the medical examiner's office for identification. back in 2015 the fbi found two other bodies in that same park. these are the third and fourth victims discovered in less than two months in northern virginia, violence. >> this problem is horrible. this is four murders in this park. obviously we've had other murders in the region in the past few weeks. this is getting out of control and we need to stop it. >> coming up, why this latest discovery intensifies the concern for other missing teens in our area. >> this afternoon dhchopper 4 w over the scene of a deadly car crash in montgomery county. two cars excited on the exit rach from northbound 270 to 10 9

at the end of an eu summit, beata szydloshe said it was unacceptable for mr hollande to threaten to stop funds because poland was "not behaving properly". the united states defence secretary, james mattis, has pledged a full investigation into military personnel who shared nude photographs of female colleagues on social media. speaking at the pentagon, marine core general robert neller said appropriate action would be taken against anyone involved. you all know we're looking at allegation that marine corps females have been victims of cyberbullying non consensual sharing of images and completely disrespectul sharing of content — these allegations undermine everything we stand for as marine corps and as marines. tens of thousands of south koreans have come out on the streets of seoul to celebrate a court decision to remove president park geun—hye from office. the constitutional court upheld a parliamentary vote to impeach ms park, over her role in a corruption scandal. steve evans reports, from seoul. amazing scenes outside court, as pro—park protesters clashed with police. officers

translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced with very rough and hard treatment. the dutch government said referendum rallies would stoke tensions just days before the general there. and the dutch prime minister wants an apology. we are willing to de—escalate but these are traced by the prime minister do not help. the turkish president wants to hold rallies in towns and cities in europe because more than 5 million turks live in europe. the netherlands is home to almost half a million of them. germany have 1.4 million eligible voters, the fourth largest electoral base after istanbul and ankara. that vote could prove vital for president erdogan. several eu leaders have criticised turkey for its verbal attack. this is the latest one from the foreign minister, calling the netherlands and the capital of fascia is. a speech that will do nothing to calm this bit diplomatic i’ow. “— nothing to calm this bit diplomatic row. —— this beta. and sally is here with all the business news. decision day is getting ever closer for the dutc

despite the unpopularity of the reforms he brought in under hollande when he was his economy minister. macron is pro-business and pro-european, and he does not want to overturn the state's quote but modernize some of the countries implement laws. reporter: emmanuel macron presents himself as a radical centrists and it economic safe hand. he proposes to give more say and how companies are run to employees rather than share holders. while the 35 hour working week with state, individual working hours could be negotiated based on activity or even age. >> how can we believe in this day and age that the law should be the same whether we are 25, 40 or 55 years old? and that by definition we do not have the same working situation. reporter: macron also wants to make retirement more flexible with the possibility of ending a career at 65 or 67, depending on the individual's personal situation. the former economy minister wants to cap compensation for workers in case of dismissal. controversial measures -- macron also promises to bump up pay packages by cutting unemployment and social contributi

amongst expat voters ahead of a referendum on expanding turkish presidential powers translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced with very rough and hard treatment. it's very ugly europeans who talk about women's rights and talk about how we should treat women in turkey. the dutch government said referendum rallies would stoke tensions just days before the general there. and the dutch prime minister wants an apology. some turkish politicians are talking about nazism and fascism in relation to the netherlands. this country, as the mayor pointed out yesterday, was bombed during the second world war by the nazis. it's totally u na cce pta ble to talk in this way. but what he got was a repeat of the comments, this time by the turkish foreign minister. barred from speaking in rotterdam, at a rally in france he called the netherlands the capital of fascism, a speech that will do nothing to calm this increasingly bitter and unprecedented diplomatic row. sarah corker, bbc news. two people have been killed and at least twelve injured at an open—

flouring -- holland flowering the world. you'll be greeted with a burst of springtime beauty flouring the dutch landscape. the flower show runs through next sunday. >> they are beautiful. the show could not have happened at a better time. 10:09. a delaware at least has an incredible offer a way for you to travel for free. >>> ahead a data does not disappoint when he attends a father daughter dance. >> plus, there will be new babies for you to check out at great adventure this spring. we'll go inside and get a sneak peek at these new additions. let's go outside looking at spring mountain, that's a pretty picture. wait until next week, you may be smiling once again. meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] the magic begins when jif fresh roasts peanuts to make peanut butter so deliciously creamy. it can even bring a kid out of her shell. that's why choosy moms choose jif. >> so glad you stayed with us, time 10:11 a massive avalanche trappe

translation: in holland, holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy, we were faced with very rough and hard treatment. it's very ugly europeans who talk about women's rights and talk about how we should treat women in turkey. the dutch government said referendum rallies would stop tensions just days before the general there. and the dutch prime minister wants an apology —— spoke. the dutch prime minister wants an apology -- spoke. some turkish politicians are talking about nazis and fascism. this country, as the mayor pointed out yesterday, was bombed during the second world war by the nazis. it's totally unacceptable by the nazis. it's totally u na cce pta ble to by the nazis. it's totally unacceptable to talk in this way. but what he got was a repeat of the comments, this time by the turkish foreign minister. barred from speaking in rotterdam, at a rally in france he called the netherlands the capital of fascism, a speech that will do nothing to calm this increasingly bitter and unprecedented diplomatic row. sarah corker, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bb

the philadelphia flower show is back with a theme of holland, flowering the world. matt is the president of the pennsylvania horticulture society. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> what an exciting time this is. it's someone who has been to the flower show, i love it, but for youings it's busy. >> incredibly busy and exciting. we have 3500 or so volunteers coming together this week and next to make the show happen, and 250,000 guests to welcome next week. it's busy. >> the exhibits are just breathtaking. every year you walk in, it gets better and better. give us a sneak peek inside the center now. >> you're going to walk into a field of thousands of tulips, tens of thousands of tulips, hover flower fields over head. in the hall, major garden created by landscape firms and expermits in the region and thousands of planted bulbs, color, beauty, and just amazing gardens to see. >> amazing artists, too, right, from the high school students to those of international fame. >> everybody exhibits here from high school kids from philadelphia. we got seasoned

. >> if you've never been to holland well holland is coming to you, innovation, inch jen ooh i, creativity here at this year's philadelphia flower show, come check it out. >> from bike fountains, to windmills, to entire hanging canopy of 600 colored flowers. >> i found the way they had done it, this particular exhibit here. >> this year's theme is hole and, flowering the world. >> my heritage. >> the excitement of the show drew in three generations of the wait family from watertown new york. >> i really like it. >> we were here for paris, i think six years ago, which was beautiful. just beautiful. this is wonderful. >> between all of the sites and sounds, spring is in bloom at the pennsylvania convention center the smell is beautiful, all of the tulips, lovely. >> more to the show than the tulips, this echo dome. >> very interested in living ecologically, environmentally friendly, and they've done a lot with sustainable landscapes. >> if that doesn't put a spring in yourself. >> can visit the garden spot. new attraction. >> saturday night there are flowers after hours. >> we'll have dance

we'll have a live report from holland in the second block of this show. the results of that expected around about this time tomorrow morning. >> as for the broader markets, there's been drama in the oil market weighing on stocks over the last day or so. we got api data showing a surprise draw down in u.s. crude stockpiles. later this morning, it's wednesday, the official inventory date from the u.s. energy department is due. but that inventory report from the industry already having a big impact. that surprise draw down giving crude oil prices a lift this morning to the tune of almost 2% for wti. 48.54. we go back above $48 a barrel. brent, 51.65, up almost 1.5%. nat gas is flat. in yesterday's session, oil at one point was down almost 3%. that weighed on stocks. talk of the saudis complying with production cuts. let's show you the dollar the dollar has been strong, particularly against the yen. moving the other way this morning. not such big moves. the euro is firmer. 1.0633. the pound bounces back from a steep fall yesterday. reaction to the wait and se

also making the news: the french president francois hollande was giving a speech in france when this happened. (gunshot) mr hollande looks a bit concerned, breaks off his speech and what happened was his police sharp shooter on the route accidentally fired his weapon. it passed through the thigh of a waiter and lodged in a colleague's leg. south africa's sports minister says the host city durban may not be able to stage the 2022 commonwealth games because of financial pressures. south africa has been unable to reach an agreement with the commonwealth games federation over the operational budget. scientists in britain have confirmed that there is a strong link between obesity and cancer. the study found that being obese increased the risk of getting eleven cancers. the researchers say maintaining a healthy weight is the single most important way to reduce the risk of cancer after not smoking. some stunning pictures to show you from mount etna in sicily, interrupting for the first time this year. errupting for the first time this year. it's one of the most active in the world but it's

. >> if you've never been to holland well holland is coming to you, innovation, inch jen ooh i, creativity here at this year's philadelphia flower show, come check it out. >> from bike fountains, to windmills, to entire hanging canopy of 600 colored flowers. >> i found the way they had done it, this particular exhibit here. >> this year's theme is hole and, flowering the world. >> my heritage. >> the excitement of the show drew in three generations of the wait family from watertown new york. >> i really like it. >> we were here for paris, i think six years ago, which was beautiful. just beautiful. this is wonderful. >> between all of the sites and sounds, spring is in bloom at the pennsylvania convention center the smell is beautiful, all of the tulips, lovely. >> more to the show than the tulips, this echo dome. >> very interested in living ecologically, environmentally friendly, and they've done a lot with sustainable landscapes. >> if that doesn't put a spring in yourself. >> can visit the garden spot. new attraction. >> saturday night there are flowers after hours. >> we'll have dance

translation: in holland - holland as a country that speaks of freedom and democracy — we were faced with very rough and hard treatment. we were faced with very it is ugly of europeans who talk about women's rights and tell us how we should treat women in turkey. about women's rights and tell us how all this followed president erdogan's far stronger language at a rally, denouncing the dutch as "nazi remnants and fascists". denouncing the dutch as "nazi those words have infuriated several european governments, including germany's, mindful of the nazi occupation of holland during the second world war. with during the second world war. are willing to deesca do with are willing to deescalate, they do not help and are unacceptable. but this is also the collision of two electoral campaigns in turkey and the netherlands. of two electoral campaigns in turkey the dutch go to the polls first on wednesday. it's been a tense campaign, dominated by the anti—immigration freedom party of geert wilders. dominated by the anti—immigration he blames the prime minister for allowing immigrants in, and is

authorities see the turkish official rhetoric as divisive and polarising within the turkish community in holland. and they have been asking turks not to come and hold these meetings in their countries. president erdogan is using his role to try to stem the tide of migrants into the uk, very much as sort of a bargaining chip it seems to sum in the outside world. do you think in a sense he might have overplayed his hand here because the word nazis and fascists are because the word nazis and fascists a re really pretty because the word nazis and fascists are really pretty provocative in europe? i agree with you, but the problem is there are only five weeks left in turkey before the election. this election is a referendum being held on april 16 and mr erdogan is not doing well in the polls this time for the first time. the polls are showing that the no votes are ahead. mr erdogan and his officials realised that in turkey they are not gathering the crowds they used to. mr erdogan may he isjust using gathering the crowds they used to. mr erdogan may he is just using this tension to gather and stop the

as they did in holland. so we will see more eurosceptic elements being front and centre in a lot of these campaigns. the complexion of europe will change, even if they don't win... is it that whatever path they take, and it will not be our decision because apparently we won't be there, but whatever path europe takes is it in our interest, given that it is still our biggest market by a long way is it in our interest that it should succeed? but of course there is a tremendous disaster on the horizon, which is what happens to the euro. in the report that jean—claude juncker did, he said we have to do something about the catastrophic rates of youthunernployment, , w ,, unions and they don't understand that one of the biggest causes of the economic problems in europe is the european currency... he's talking about making the monetary union work more sensibly, with a proper banking union and with transfer of payments from the rich countries to the poorer ones. the difficulty with that, given the dutch elections,

>> it is a trip to holland, and you don't even need to leave the delaware valley. i'm jan carabeo, reporting live from the philadelphia flower show, this morning. it doesn't open to the public until tomorrow. we are taking you inside toda theyat the finish.its but what about the start? the effort it takes just to begin. if running your first race is a life-changing event... how about your first race afta life-changing event? not your first run, but your first run as dad. get your start with under armour, now at kohl's. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >> i believe that's allentown where trang do is. >> it is one of the best spots to go gator watching, and it is not hard to see why. a deep hole is a 134-foot deep sinkhole locate in the wilderness park. now, geathers congregate to the area because it is the only deep water left during the dry season. good source of food, park officials say you can see up to 200 geathers on typical day. >> okay, women, let's not get too comfortable with the thought offing in florida, b

like these tulips are growing for the philadelphia flower show. >> holland is only the country that most people know as the place that actually produces, so many different kinds of flowers, agriculture, that is shared with nation's around the world. >> many of the diviners in holland, netherlands are now using very natural approaches to how they create the designs and landscapes. >> reporter: local, international floral designers relay their creativity to meadow brooke farm guarders in and then they bring the flowers and their plans to life, before the show. how do you like this, yes. >> the special designers are doing quite challenging things >> in this little pot, it looks like, three of the blender, and the white one coming out here and little fluffy leaves and then the ground seed is on top. >> reporter: process to wake up these works of mother nature and trick them to bloom at at the perfect time. >> each day we will go through greenhouses where we're looking at the stage of the plant and seeing if it is in bloom or about to bloom, take for instance a toll up, you really want t

france's president hollande, whose country has suffered a series of recent terror attacks, sent his condolences. there were also messages of support from germany's angela merkel and the belgian prime minister charles michel, whose capital suffered a terror attack exactly a year ago. donald trump has offered the "full co—operation and support" of the united states, so let's cross to washington and our north america editorjon sopel. tell us a little more about what the white house has been saying? the president was quick to get on the phone to theresa may to express solidarity and condolences and say that america would do everything it could to bring those responsible to justice. those comments have been echoed by other political leaders in other government departments. one thing that hasn't happened is that we haven't seen the president seeking to politicise the attack in the way that he did after the brussels attack and the belgian attacks, saying how itjustified the strict measures against radical islam, as the president refers to it. but at the same time as the president was talking to ther

new holland, 50. lower 40s, ewing to glads borough. 50s in dover. some spots had highs in the 80s. action radar showing a back door cold front from the south and nd dipping southward. the activity is shutting off but clear skies to the north of the boundary dealing with the canadian high bringing a change sunday. tomorrow, temperatures for the most part leveling out in the middle and upper 40s. 46 with wet weather and drizzle. 1:00, 47. then the upper 40s as we get to 3:00 and 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. here's the set up for sunday, high pressure over canada dipping southward and the boundary dipped southward tomorrow. easterly winds off of the atlantic. area of low pressure moving through late sunday and into monday. future tracker 6 overnight as the front makes progress, rain showers around, as we go throughout the day mist and drizzle. 8:00 tomorrow night, another batch of energy moving through, showershowers around and monday morning, could be going foreperson the commute as we have heavy rain for the poconos, allentown and reading and metro area monday morning. the seven-day for

one showed a swastika saying nazi germany and nazi holland. this after rising tensions between turkey and the netherlands after a turkish minister was blocked from the consulate. of course we are still looking into the source of this hacking incident. when we learn more information, we will bring it to you. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. >> 6:03. today state lawmakers will look at how to prevent another tragedy like the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. lawmakers will review local and state regulations to try to find better solutions. an oversight committee is holding that hearing. >>> deputies are expected to release new information this morning on a homicide investigation in san leandro. today we could learn the victim's name. this is the same story we have been covering the last couple of days on today in the bay. continuing to search for the murder suspect this morning. the victim is a 41-year-old man found stabbed and shot to death in the san leandro foothills. witnesses saw the crime reportedly take place. >>> the identity of a ma

hollande will be the first french president to visit in 30 years. that indonesia and france can share the same message of peace. the visit is a hit back at donald trump and what he stands for. david: and all about the orchids, as well. a cross change over the weekend, " is means "daybreak europe coming up. few orchids, but the prime minister of the u.k. will visit scotland today in a call for unity as she gets ready to 50 which starts the countdown clock to brexit. that is a big focus for her this week. a lot generally on the political agenda in the u.k. and europe. we will get more details of the great repeal act and we are watching european holidays closely. we will have an interview, my colleague will speak with -- yousef: that is all we have for this edition of "bloomberg markets: middle east." it is a japan story right now dragging things lower on the dollar-yen. we will be fleshing this out more next. ♪ anna: trump trade fades. will the president be able to get his agenda through congress? the greenback and u.s. equity futures fall. thes: a

it makes the theme of this year's flower show holland flowering the world right up his alley. he said it's a mix of science and art. >> coupled with care and record keeping. >> i put down the daylight i planted, the date i've taken it from the refrigerator, i keep notes on the temperature of the refrigerator so i have records that go back 20, 30 years. the fisher's passion for gardening floured decades earlier in the 1940s. i was a teenager in the world war ii. he got a green house and attended his first flower show in 1945. he took time off from gardening to go to college and serve in the korean war, by the 1960s he was back to growing. he has been an member of the horticultural society ever since. >> i've gone to every flower show since that time. he started entering his prized bulbs since 1979. he said the show is about more than competition. >> how are you doing this year. >> there's a whole culture, lot of hugging and kissing and shaking hands, seeing people i haven't seen for a while. it's a thrill. >> a chance to show off his own hard work. and marvel at others. tamala

that was enough for francois hollande to react within the hour. the french president published a statement saying that the allegations of francois fillon were lies and the state never interfered with the justice system. we will see if this helps francois fillon get his popularity back. matt: as if that weren't enough drama, marine is visiting russia. why? caroline: this trip was not in her official agenda, just like her trip to new york early january when she visited trump tower without meeting donald trump. this time marine le pen is not planning to meet with the russian president either. she has some meetings with russian lawmakers including the speaker of the state duma. hidingine le pen is not that she is an admirer of the russian president. she called the sanctions on russia completely stupid. in 2014 aeceived back 9 million euro loan from a russian bank. the russian government is not trying to hide its endorsement either. foreign minister sergey lavrov compared marine le pen to donald trump, saying they were both realists and anti-globalists

. >> we' n holland. holland has the homogenus -- african-americans have been here longer than us. the point has been made by history, you're right. they were yearning for prfreedo. i appreciate the point you're trying to make. it has to do with cultural thing. thank you jonathan -- you better to subscribe to that or you should not be here. freedom and all things. >>> coming up, haven't you noticed that shaking things up is his way of being a rebel. it's his way of letting us know he is still alive. part of reason he firing up the u.s. attorneys. he likes to cause trouble. this is "hardball" where the action is. >>> to modernize this industry. find out how he turned things around on sunday morning at 7:30. visit open for ideas to help you grow your business. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase se

new holland, 35. center city 36. new jersey 39. 41 smyrna and dover. 35 in hoe cesessen. you look at the visibility, low level moisture. we are down to five miles in philadelphia. up to nine in reading, up to ten in the poconos, six miles wilmington and dover, especially areas where you have mist or drizzle or light rain and precipitation. >> here's the area of low pressure moving through, spinning across the great lakes, coastal low up the coast of the carolinas. shifts east and shunts all of the precipitation south and west of us overnight tonight if that makes sense, a low shift to the east, and all of the precip moves to the south and west across baltimore. mostly cloudy, light rain and maybe a few flakes. 31 in the suburbs and 36 in philadelphia for the overnight low. sprinkles scattered about the region. lancaster could pick up a grass. a lot of precip clears out by sunday afternoon. high temperatures across the region for the most part middle and upper 40s. 48 reading, 48 in dover, 48 in toms river. north and west in the lehigh valley, cloudy start, then sunn. high

. >> higher orders to ask you to leave holland today. we can escort. we advised her, the team is to escort you in the fastest route to germany by following the team in your own car. >> i will go to the consulate. i'm a country's minister. there is no way in the world this can happen. i don't agree on this and i'm not leaving for germany. >> so to make sure that our viewers understand what just how unusual this is, there's -- this is a minister from a foreign country that's essentially being blocked from the police from this country. you don't see it in this video, she's been escorted back to the border of germany, essentially, kicked out of the country. how did this go down in turkey? >> well, people would say, what happened, what played out in the netherlands on saturday defied diplomatic protocols, whether it was the prime minister -- the foreign minister not allowed to land there or, as we saw, the minister of family affairs pretty much being es skorted out of the country, many here would consider this as huge insult for high ranking officials from