howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. we've seen wild comebacks recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad

how does howard's program differ? >> howard's program differs one in our size and the range of people that we reach. as i mentioned earlier, we go to nine cities within the united states and then we have an international site. manyiv alternative spring break programs don't go to nearly as many cities. we send 500 students out across the nation to this wonderful service work. and that's a large difference in itself. and then the fact that these students do not have to charge, or they're not charged, they don't have to pay a fee to participate in a.s.b. to become a part of a fruitful program such as this. so any money that they bring is just their own personal spending money. they don't have to pay for meals or a place to sleep or a place, you know, to work. >> so you have sponsors to help to fund the program? >> we have some corporate sponsors and of course we're interested in anyone who wants to spoken nsor our wonderful program. and we have a fundraiser in partnership with students lined up across georgia avenue, sto

i want to talk to howard about apple. apple nine times. selling, howard ward was buying. apple is done. go to cash. this is a company that has $215 billion in cash. dividend yield, 2%. it has become a low expectations stock in terms of the way it has in price. has done nothing for the last 12 months. we are moving to a better season. you will get an announcement in the share buyback. you will look for the release of the iphone seven. win foruld be a big them. apple is gaining market share. tom: the media does a unit based analysis. opposite.you do the you look at the price dynamic at the revenue line and you bring it down to profitability. howard: virtually all of the profits are going to apple. no one else is even a player. tom: will they maintain gross margins? i see tremendous brand loyalty and demand for the phone in china. it is priced as if there is no growth in the business. i argue there will be growth. francine: there will be growth. equations.as doing i look at my iphone and think i am forgetful, i forget my wallet and my iphone is paying for my shopping bill. a

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. >> mike: early on the shot clock, harden goes back door, gibson guarding him on

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. we've seen wild comebacks recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-9 the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. >> mike: early on the shot gibson guarding him on the per

howard works to reflect the robust history of our nation. we look to make sure that overlooked places are protected. what my colleague will talk about, this is something that is critically important for our future. duchess for the future of preservation, but the future of the nation and our national understanding of who we are, and where we come from. beope our work together will just the beginning of our collaboration. i want to encourage faculty and staff and students here to tell us about more historic places that have been overlooked and underappreciated for too long that deserve our support. i hope ande can -- expect we can apply the knowledge and wisdom that has been accumulated here and developed for partnerships together to help craft a more inclusive vision for our future. fork you all once again being here today and for your warm and generous embrace of the national trust in this partnership. we will not watch a video that was put together by the national trust and howard university on the meaning and importance of this place and o

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. we've seen wild comebacks recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. >> mike:

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. >> mike: early on the shot gibson guarding him on th

but sydney howard gay and louis sydney howard-- gay wrote the accounts of people who came through his office in 1855 and 1856. there are accounts of over 200 people. the last time a record was published of this significance was 140 years ago. and nobody had ever written about sydney howard gay or louis napoleon. what louisow napoleon looked like because there are different accounts of him. man ande a fair skinned the silhouette of a dark skinned man because he was described both ways. this is either copper. hooper. he was sydney howard gay's underground railroad mentor. assisted louis napoleon on a case. it was a very important case, even the louis napoleon was not an educated man, he cannot read or write, he had to sign his on legal a x documents. but he knew the people to go to for help. in 1846 and when a man 18 years stowed away on a boat to new york city, louis napoleon found out and he went to isaac and said, i need help with this man. isaac hopper said i want to to .o to see elias smith he was working at the anti-slavery office with sydney howard gay. so napoleon tells him abou

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical miss right now. we've seen wild comebacks recently. >> mark: so you can do it. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-97. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. >> mike: early on the shot clock, harden goes b

i am going to talk about sydney howard gay. he one-time said that, "my ancestry is the best part of me." he and his descendents are very proud of their new england ancestry. on his father's side, he was descended from a plymouth colony. was a mother's side, it massachusetts settler. gay grew up in very different worlds. you see napoleon was born to a woman who was in slaved. he was born in 1800, and the year before that, new york passed a law saying that children born to in slaved women would have to become indentured servants. if it was a female child, until she was 25, and a male until he was 28. napoleon was indentured to mrs. miller who had a tobacco factory when he was 14 years old. when he was 23 years old, a philanthropist purchased his indenture for two under $50 and immediately sold it to for $50.s first wife he lost $200 on the deal in order to free this man. napoleon said he immediately started rescuing people from slavery. knew slaveryleon but sydney howard gay did not. he had to, he had to come to an understanding

welcome everyone here to howard university for another momentous occasion. specifically the president of the national trust historic preservation. i want to thank you for your partnership and stewardship of this arrangement and what we are about to announce. is anunders library iconic building on college campus. represents aer major symbol of the university. it ensures everyone understands what has happened in this building over time. this building was designed with inspiration from independence hall. that was not done by accident. that was a building that housed the constitution of the united states of america. at the time he used that as inspiration because blacks in this country at that time, despite what the constitution said, were not operating under an equal system. the building was designed with that in mind. i have to say the building went on to become the site of many historic progress in this country, including during the time of brown versus the board point,ation and at one they would gather here with many stewards of that particular legislation t

it's taking about 15 minutes to cross the howard frankland now. this is what it looks like at the bottom of the sunshine skyway, you can see it's foggy, traffic advisory issued, people -- highway patrol asking drivers to use their low beams you fet to the top there. >>> this morning problems are still mounting for scandal- ridden automaker volkswagen. hundreds of investors are now suing the company for more than $3 billion. investors from the u.s. along with 13 other countries say the scandal has cost them millions. volkswagen has admitted to installing software on many of its diesel vehicles to cheat emissions tests. the company has since apologized and says it's fixing the cause. >>> palm beach county school officials are blaming norovirus for causing hundreds of elementary school students to miss class. at least 100 children a day at citrus grove elementary school in boynton beach have been sick since last week. monday. norovirus can cause diarrhea, vomiting and stomach cramps. it can easily be passed person- to-person. >>> as florida health of

harden drives, step pass to howard, howard out of bounds. 19 turnovers for houston. >> jeff: i think the betr play there is to throw it up to howard. as gasol comes to help, instead of trying to find them with the bounce pass throw it up. >> mark: having moore handling the basketball tells me thth derrick rose is not 100%. >> mike: fred hoiberg calls timeout before the double-teamam converges. we'll take a break. chicago. >> mike: bulls trying to close this out. they have possession, up by 7. houston was down 18 earlier in the period. now trying to get back as the rockets currently in the@ 8 spot in the west. because detroit lost earlier tonight, chicago now tied for 8 chicago 22 games left counting tonight. houston 21. both these teams trying to turn around what's been difficult seasass and get into playoffs and make some noise in the post season. dunleavy has to call time. violation. we'll take another break. since when did experience become something to hide? i say we own it. lose all that netivity. just let it go. it's just bad energy. oh, and lose thoseerrible black balloons the

take that howard franklin bridge. howard franklin bridge is a great drive. how long will it take you to cross it? six minute, better than the 20 eastbound on the courtney campbell causeway. so the howard franklin bridge or even through oldsmar, hillsborough avenue, much better drive. >> a tough morning for sure. >> yes, it has. >> please be careful. >>> and we have light sprinkles right now but unfortunately as the commute gets going even more into the 7:00, 8:00 hour, i'm expecting more rain. notice the rain is out in the gulf of mexico now. and i bring that onshore between 58 and 9:00 this morning, seeing heavier downpours and i continue the rain until about lunchtime before i taper it out of the forecast. during the afternoon, warm and breezy around 3:00, 4:00. scattered rain but mostly this morning. and warm all week with highs near 80. and next weekend, rain chances already going back up. until then, 80 today. 81 tomorrow. and 80 wednesday, thursday and friday. and that's above the average of 76. gayle -- >> all right. thank you so much, leigh. >>> well

dwight howard just slowly trotting. that's his ball. >> mike: howard has fouled out. that's his 6th foul. gasol will go to the free-throw line. the turnovers, 26 for chicago, 19 for houston. howard fouls out for the third time this season with 8 points, 12 rebounds. gasol trying to wrap up a marvelous game, not only those and six more assists. this is the 31st and 32nd free throw attempt. two important free throws there for gasol. back to a six-point game. timeout houston. 106-100, bulls in front, rockets ball when we come back, no more howard. sweetheart, don't look at me like that, it's gonna be amazing. this is a disaster! who's the genius who puts a girl in heels on a subway grate? miss monroe, eat a snickers. why? you get a little cranky when you're hungry. better? much better. this scene will never make the cut, morons. you'd have no way to watch cat videos. so say no to greasy, fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new hand-pulled, all-white meat chicken raised without antibioti

sir howard davies, rbs chairman. stephen roche. ♪ francine: i'm francine lacqua in london; tom keene is in new york. governor kuroda is speaking. we will get janet yellen later. it is fed day, tom. we had a great interview with a former finance minister of greece, yanis varoufakis. he was pretty explosive, as expected.we had just curry of goldman sachs . hoelger, you have a public spat with yanis varoufakis. that is the understatement of the year. you don't agree with anything he says about public finances. >> well, i agree with a lot of what he said about brexit. it was what he said about protectionist risks coming out of populist policy in the u.s. -- i would add that if you want to exhibit a as the damage populism can do, look no further than the greek economy, where the less than right-wing populist government came to d until that ago an it had been a good economic upswing. francine: it's dangerous, but it is ripe. we see it with u.s. politics in donald trump, here with the possible brexit vote, with jeremy cor

dwight howard just slowly trotting. that's his ball. >> mike: howard has fouled out. line. the turnovers, 26 for chicago, 19 for houston. howard fouls out for the third time this season with 8 points, 12 rebounds. gasol trying to wrap up a marvelous game, not only those 24 points but he's got 16 boards and six more assists. this is the 31st and 32nd free throw attempt. two important free throws there for gasol. back to a six-point game. 106-100, bulls in front, rockets ball when we come back, no more howard. sweetheart, don't look at me like that, it's gonna be amazing. this is a disaster! who's the genius who puts a girl in heels on a subway grate? miss monroe, eat a snickers. why? you get a little cranky when you're hungry. better? much better. this scene will never make the cut, morons. if you treated your tablet like greasy fast food treats your body... you'd have no way to watch cat videos. so say no to greasy, fast food... and treat your body right... with the delicious rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. made with our new hand-pulled, all-white meat chicke

howard on him, howard defends him well. here comes brewer. brewer drives, side steps dunleavy who fouls him and a chance to cut it to six with 1:49 remaining. >> mark: we got on dwight howard earlier for lack of effort. give him credit that possession, guarding the point guard with the clock dwindling down, got down low and defended at a high level. closed out, contested. beautiful defense by howard. >> mike: we've seen the last several -- that's a critical we've seen wild comebacks recently. >> mark: so you can do it. this is against a point guard to close out a possession. that's outstanding defense. you've earned the right to trot back offensively. >> mike:104-9 7. the bulls have led the entire second half. most of it by double figures. gasol stripped by beverley. picked up. another turnover. 25 turnovers now for chicago. harden guarded by dunleavy. puts up a three-pointer. way off. rebound comes out to moore. >> mark: bad shot by harden. let him off the hook. >> mike: dunleavy quick three. too strong. >> jeff: that's a bad shot too. clock

howard buffett: oh, yeah. i knew it, yeah. sharyl: buffett bought the ranchland in part to conserve it -- but also to become a stakeholder in the border fight wh involved in. howard buffett: border patrol is dealing with a topography that at times seems impossible. so i mean, you can beat up the border control on this. but the truth is, you know, it's -- sharyl: the wild west . howard buffett: it's the wild west, and it's an incredibly challenging environment. sharyl: it's not hard to see why it's a trafficking hotspot. in the hours here, there was no sign of border patrol. we did see how easy it is to cross. >> it has been pushed down. sharyl: flimsy wire is the only thing separating mexican drug smugglers from the u.s. howard buffett: the bottom line is that we do not have the drug traffic coming across our border under control. sharyl: the fence symbolizes america's seemingly erratic approach to border security. near the port of entry at douglas, arizona, you'll find a single fence right next to a more formidable double fen

because the despite howard's documented problems with mental health. none was flagged. >> adriana diaz, thanks. another hospital chain has been that's next. >>> today some patients in the after an attack on a hospital chain's computer system. kris van cleave is looking into this. >> reporter: the crippling cyber attack hit ten medstar facility throughs out the washington region and prompted health provider to shut down its computer systems to prevent further intrusions. courtney martin works at georgetown hospital. >> yeah, everything is shut down here. so there is paper. everything is by hand today. >> reporter: while the hospitals have stayed open it's been slow and some patients reported having their appointments canceled. >> i'm like okay, but you can still write things down. barbara gray's husband. she said no way. >> i just don't think it's to the point that you can't see your doctor because before electronics we wrote things down. write it down. >> reporter: medstar says significant progress is being made on restoring its systems so. far the hos

we are following some breaking news on the howard frankland. a multivehicle crash, just one lane getting through in the center lane. this is northbound in the pinellas county area just as you get on to the bridge. so again a very serious crash involving multiple cars. this next camera was freezing up but looks like it's good now. you can see it looks like a parking lot trying to get to the howard frankland here on i- 275. so you definitely want to avoid this area if you can. let's look at this on a map so you can see what you're best options are. you want to do this, from 275 get off at demandy if heading southbound -- gandy, if heading southbound, maybe from the sunshine skyway. definitely avoid the howard frankland, very slow there. if you can get to the court court that is an option -- courtney campbell that is an option too. let's see how long it takes to get from pinellas to hillsborough, almost an hour on the howard frankland, 16 minutes on the courtney campbell but the gandy bridge is your best bet now at just seven minutes to get across

you can call me howard. all right... howard. i can call you howard, right? nope. your perfume is driving me mad. [ chuckles ] it's rinso. mm. sousa: i've attached the forward converter. what's next? let's start on the regulator. [ indistinct conversations ] chief sousa, i-i've been making the rounds on my apology tour, and i feel like i should -- i don't need an apology, doctor. i do have a question, though. what's that? why'd you hold the gun on her and not on me? yeah. i knew you'd fold. because i would've. what's next, mr. jarvis? jarvis: one vibration mount for the generator. voltage regulators? as many as we've got. how is ana feeling? very well. although she's climbing the proverbial walls to be released. doctor says she can come home in a day or two. well, that's good news. we had a good cry over what can never be. [ inhales deeply ] she's her usual... optimistic, lovely self. and far stronger than i could ever be. you sell yourself short, mr. jarvis. you may be the strongest of us all. [ door opens ] okay, look, i'm not a scientist, but i'm here to help. h

look how clear it is on the howard frankland. no fog here and a crash that we were telling but all morning that was blocking some northbound lanes that is clear as well. so you are back up to speed on the howard frankland in both directions. however, we're dealing with fog as ivan mentioned from lakeland to tampa. this is plant city. make sure to use the low beams if you do run into any fog. we're also seeing fog south of tampa from sarasota all the way to port charlotte. yellow. if you're driving along the i- 75 corridor or up the tamiami trail u.s. 41 you want to use caution, maybe even want to leave the house a little early if you're driving in those areas. just in case you do hit some dense fog. we'll watch it, so keep tuned to here and follow me on twitter @tampabaytraffic. >>> still monitoring overnight the race in missouri is still too close to call. the votes are still being counted at this hour. right now just 2/10 of a point separates donald trump from ted bernie sanders. still clinton was the big winner on the democrat

howard frankland blocking two lanes, you can see the flashing lights. cars just getting by in the inside lane. this is just after the hump as you head into tampa. traffic still pretty light so we're not seeing a significant delay, it's still taking only six minutes to get across the howard frankland but as the morning rush hour pushes on we could see the drive times increase. i'll watch it. we're also watching the sunshine skyway, it's open but it is foggy up at the top. highway patrol asking drivers to use caution. let's hope this bridge stays open because your detour is the howard frankland. just a quick heads up, we have a closure on the veterans from ehrlich to van dyke due to construction in both directions. we expect that to reopen any minute now, at least by 5:30. >>> busy morning so far but let's hope the sunshine skyway stays open. >> yes, especially with the crash. the fog continues. this is going to be an issue because it's going to be sea fog. are able to clear out. so, regardless of whether or not they close certainly use caution. remember

howard: that would not change. vonnie: howard -- howard: yes? sizee: the small to medium is misses you survey -- with banks, for example, what would happen with the banks were the brexit to happen? howard: most banks are not sme's, so -- vonnie: they need banks to function. howard: i don't think anyone is suggesting that banks would stop providing liquidity for customers. thing is that some element of investment banking services might leave london and time to elsewhere in europe. i actually do not believe that argument. i think history tells us that talent, legal infrastructure, transport inrastructure, human capital order to carry out financial services on a scale that no other european city, for the foreseeable future, could possibly compete with. mark: could we withstand economically brexit? would be think brexit a good thing. sterling may be volatile. a lot of that potential volatility is in the price. we have to take a long-term view rather than a short-term view. what i would expect the bank of england to do is provide a lot of liquidity i

you can still take the howard franklin, easing soon. street. it is fog by again by the sunshinene skyway bridge. use caution as you travel overer to manatee or pinellas. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. back to adrienne and gene. >> thank you. >>> getting discovered is half the battle for musicians really trying to land that record deal. >> yeah. but social media, well, it makes it easier. and now that without your kisses >> still ahead, how one local give his career a big boost. >>> but first, keeping spring break crowds frfrom getting way out of hand. the approach local law enforcement is taking to keep a chaotic scene from happening on our beaches. it's 6:11. >>> welcome back. 6:13. right now, that time of year when collelege students from all over the e country flock to the florida beaches. and police are just trying to keep the peace. this year, they're taking a more proactive approach. news chahannel 8's josh thomas is joining us live from what is obviously now a quiet clearwater beach. but josh, tell us about what police a

everyone, howard bernstein. >> thank you. thank you. weather wise, the rain and snow shower to night. low to mid 30s . everybody should get a side kick. i tell you, it's a lot of fun. [ laughter ] tomorrow morning if you are up early, you may see a rain or snow shower. by afternoon, some sun breaks. then, spring comes in. monday, 64. it will be real nice. but tuesday and wednesday, even nicer. mid 70s . it will be warm. and sunny on wednes afternoon. 72. and then, a couple of showers here and there friday and saturday. but look at the temperatures. our average high in the low 50s to mid 50s now. so we will be well above that after tomorrow. >> i'm looking forward to it. i will see if i can get out tomorrow a little bit before the show. but certainly, i'm going to be taking a run maybe on tuesday. or wednesday. or any other day. fantastic. >>> you can get updates any time on our wusa9 app. tune in tomorrow morning for 9 news at 7:00. goodnight! >> captions by:caption colo taking control of your health isn't easy. but cig