what does it mean for mark carney? then we talk infrastructure in iran as well. ♪ francine: welcome back. you are watching "the pulse," live from london. we're just getting some figures. the u.k. inflation figure for the month of march, rising to 0.5%. better than expected; they were expecting 0.4$%. that inflation rate is rising a little bit. across the world, we have had concerns about inflation. let me quickly check on the pound. 142.93. we will get plenty more on this figure and what it means for mark carney, and also we will talk brexit. we are obsessed with brexit. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: thanks. brazilian lawmakers have pushed the president a step closer to impeachment after a committee in the lower house voted for her to go to congress. the brazilian raieal hit a high. in denies wrongdoing economic and corruption scandals and said impeachment would amount to a coup. officials and financial firms have agreed to create a multibillion euro fund to raise capital and unload bad

mark carney and george osborne come out with all they have got in front of parliament. is it enough to keep the u.k. in the eu? betty: air carriers are reaping rewards of falling oil prices. have companies been passing it down to passengers? we will hear exclusively from the ceo of ryanair? mark: l'oreal reporting earnings today. we are going to break down the winners and the losers of the european earning bonanza. minutes now to the trading session. julie hyman has the latest on some of the movers particularly on earnings here. julie: they earnings driven. all three major averages are moved by the individual components that have reported earnings. that is why the nasdaq is trailing today because we have had some big cap tech disappointments and also in biotech. the dow jones and s&p 500 are each of exactly the same amount -- .41% here. some early highlights that want to mention. on the upside, we have johnson and johnson and goldman sachs. johnson & johnson reporting earnings to beat estimates. goldman sachs cutting its way to an earnings beat. we have seen that happen

that is according to governor of the bank of england, mark carney. dominating the landscape, and leaving the eu would probably diminish that. they have fallen to a record low, meaning they now yield less than 0.4%. negative rates are seeing positive yields into longer native debt. but at the end of the day, governor kuroda says he does nothing easing has reached the limit. china says the bank is signaling appetite for adding monetary stimulus. that is after evidence in growth, the third wave of the upgraded forecast by private economist. meanwhile, and now takes chinese companies a record 192 days to collect payments for goods or services. that is up from 125 days five years ago. , they will nots be able to pay the debt. the fbi has admitted it collected data. came as a bureau official appeared before a government official. the fbi dropped the claim against apple over an encrypted iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. that has been a legal standoff over access to a drug dealers phone. they had asked for phone to encryption, but it was de

should carney be brexit agnostic? >> well, i think there are always going to be things like election referendums, which tactically affect what central banks should be doing. but i think the area of concern i would have is the lack of strategy at the bank of england, that they don't have a strategy for gradually moving away from these very low interest rates. when something comes along like the brexit referendum, it makes it more difficult for them to make that first rise. but they have some good opportunities in the second half of last year to make the interest rate rise, with the economy going quite well. inflation picking up again, and central banks should take it. i think one of the big criticisms i would make a central banks since the financial crisis is they haven't had a clear strategy for trying to move us back into more normal monetary position. tom: are they precluded from that strategy? this is a polarity of him and david blanchflower. theck of fiscal response in various shades of austerity across the united

. >> be more jealous if the panel had draghi, kuroda, carney, and yellen. that would be epic. we'll organize that one. >> this is "worldwide exchange." we'll go global. fareed, you've got nothing on us. >> once we've organized that. right. our top story this morning, jpmorgan releasing ceo jamie dimon's annual letter to shareholders last night. among the highlights, dimon says he's not worried about negative interest rates in the u.s. that's because the chief executive notes housing is in short supply. car sells are at record levels. consumers are spending what he calls the gas dividend. dimon is more concerned about rates rising faster than people expect, which is odd for aening baaing ceo to outline that rue. the banking ceo also warns high

that's on the new jersey turnpike in carney's paoint township. near the delaware memorial bridge. heading over into delaware this morning, you might pass this scene. only the right lane is blocked right now. all traffic still moving through the area. if you want an alternate just in case things get sticky later on in the morning before this is cleaned up, take 295. route 73 over in new jersey around the atlantic city expressway. no problems in either direction. traffic moving along nicely. rain hitting out in the lehigh valley right now. this is 78 around lehigh street. no problems in either direction. a lot of folks heading out the door here at this point. when you look underneath the streetlights, you can see some of the roads are wet. potentially slippery conditions out there. 95 headed through delaware, no problems here either. with our drive times we still are in the green, an 11-minute trip north and speeds in the 60s. >>> heated school debate. >> from a statewide grupp that sponsors bigotry and hate. >> next, we will take you to the packed meeting where school officials dec

if you're drive on the new jersey turnpike, watch for the jackknifed tractor-trailer in carney's point township. the right lane is blocked there. traffic still moving through the area. if you want to take an alternate, take 295. that looks great over in new jersey as well. watch for construction. closed for paving on 33rd street between south street and chestnut street this morning. some construction there. the area bridges are doing okay. we're back down from that earlier opening on the tacony palmyra but now we're watching the burlington bristol. schedule opening for 5:40 this morning. more updates when i come back in the next ten. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 5:20. just over an hour away from sunrise but we're starting off with clouds. sunshine is on hold. as far as rain is concerned, that is yet to arrive in philadelphia. but the warm air, we've got that this morning. 61 degrees with the winds helping to keep it warm. at the shore, 50s for now for cape may. there will be rain moving into cape may. we've seen a few sprinkles in new jers

mark carney will step in with a referendumport if a leads to the exits. round withe a fresh a parliamentary committee later. in 150 newseveryday bureaus. terminal news. >> thanks for that. our man standing by. we have more comments from the fed. how does it translate? >> looks better than yesterday. good morning. andre following crude the nikkeiquity here is of and rebounding and we saw that yesterday with a triple withy and it was stronger the weaker yen. oil producers are who we are china is swinging with the composite and it is half of 1%. andrates were unchanged that was no surprise. yuan in the spots and there are warring signs that it may be too much. we saw the five-month high. ands take a look at the yen we see it weakening. this is where we stand and it start a resurgence and we expect stevens in new york later today. today, we are seeing strength with rates unchanged and the moderate growth and it could complicate things when the economy shifts away from mining. the market outlook for interest rates is dovish. >> the economy is fundamentally rat

mayor's office says carney was deputy commissioner of restoring and transitional services. basically she previously work on efforts to treat inmates who had drug and alcohol problems and will also be interesting to hear what the mayor says about her overall prison reform efforts in light of the movement sweeping the country. both a announcements new fire commissioner and prison commissioner will be formally introduced to the public at city hall around 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. back to you. >> all right, dave kinchen we will see what happens then. >>> philadelphia hockey community mourning a legend this morning. founder of the philadelphia flyers ed snider lost his two year battle with cancer. ed snider, known as bone of the most enthusiastic owners in philly history was loved by his players. his team captain says he was one of a kind. >> every time we would get to see him, you can just feel the passion, you know, just talking about hockey and, you know, he loved the flyers. he is a philadelphia flyers. >> cared so much about everybody and, i think you can tell that throu

we hear from the boe governor, mark carney. he says brexit would be the beginning of the end. more cause for concern. we speak to the spanish ceo and less than an hour. in the last five minutes we got breaking news from mitsubishi. they are doing a news conference the- admitting manipulating fuel economy test data. we will have plenty more on the car a emissions scandal. -- karim emissions scandal. scandal.issions ♪ francine: mitsubishi fell the most in more than a decade after saying it miss properly handled fuel economy. let's get more on that with nejra cehic. nejra: in the last few minutes, mitsubishi motors admitted to manipulating fuel economy test data. it issued 225,000 cars across for models. shares closed more than 50% lower, their biggest drop since july 24 -- 2004. analyst sales that top -- topped analyst predictions. analyst estimated 1.6 5 billion euros. there are signs of progress and yahoos a turnaround plan. first go to sales beast -- beat estimates topping expectations by 1.5%. -- -- he led the policy response to the biggest financial crisis in memory. you

. >> it's good to see that white house press secretary and boy detective jay carney is here. it's a big night for jay. i haven't seen him this nervous since the president told him, look, just go out there and tell them the website's broken. they'll understand. that actually probably was a moment. mr. president, you have to admit, and you already have, the launch of healthcare.gov was a disaster. it was so bad. it was bad. look, i don't even have an analogy because the website is now the thing people use to describe other bad things. they say stuff like, i shouldn't have eaten that sushi. i was up all night healthcare.gov-ing. boy, that latest johnny depp movie really healthcare.gov-ed at the box office. oh, look at my new rug. the dogs healthcare.gov-ed on it? you can't get healthcare.gov out of shag. but thanks to obamacare, or as the president refers to it, me care, millions of newly insured young americans can visit a doctor's office and see what a print magazine actually looks like. that's awesome. >> mr. president, thank you so much for taking time away from being on jim

reporting live from carney's point, christie ileto for channel six a "action news". >> christie, thank you. >>> prosecutors say that weather likely played a role in the crash that killed a three-year old girl yesterday afternoon in the lehigh veil. crash involving a car and a pickup truck happened in the 1900 block of weaverville road in hanover township. hoe bees say the three-year old was, in a car seat when she was thrown from one of the vehicles. >>> we're following developing news, out of west conshohocken where a death investigation is underway. police are not releasing any details at the this hour but we can confirm a body had has been removed from a local home. a "action news" reporter jeff chirico is live at the police station in west conshohocken with the very latest, jeff? >> reporter: hey, walter police here are investigating that death right now. that neighbors say happened in a home that was rented by a group of college students. >> they were crying, and, you know, i guess they lost one of their buddies and friend. >> reporter: anthony row lives across the street from the

carney, mrs. maloney and all of the staff on both the majority and minority side working to develop this commonsense proposal to provide more information to american investors and i encourage all of my colleagues to support this commonsense bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. capuano: we have no further speakers. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new jersey. mr. garrett: seeing no further speakers at this time and appreciate the fact that this reprioritizes the 50 front burners over at the s.e.c., i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5019. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair -- mr. garrett: mr. speaker, may i have a recorded vote

carney's point township, watching that jackknifed tractor-trailer. traffic moving by the scene on the nng -- new jersey turnpike around exit 1, delaware memorial bridge. >>> now nbc 10 first alert weather. >> most of the areas with just cloudy at 4:00 and there was no sunshine of rain at the shore. that is changing. a few light rain drops. that's the view from the marquis de lafayette. more rain in store for cape may and philadelphia, too. you can see the clouds over center city. the wind is stronger at the airport. it's at 13 miles an hour. look at the temperature, 61 degrees. unusually warm. the rain will drop the temperature a little bit. the steadiest rain is north and west. it's light rainfall for delaware and south jersey. so far, light rain in philadelphia. more moderate showers are sweeping through berks county, into the pottstown area, richland and upper bucks county and allentown is see something of the moderate showers. the wind is starting to pick up and it's going to shift during the day today. that's going to clear things out this after

on the prison side mayor kenney is naming a 21 year employee of the prison system blanch carney will be the first female in the cities history to serve as prison commissioner. mayor's office say they did launch a national search and found the best qualified candidates right here in the city. and in the prison system there working for the administration. she guided inmates. it will be interesting to go see what mayor says about overall prison reform. he has talked about that before. will he talk about that again with the a announcement of the the new prisons commissioner. by the way 29 new commissioners will be introduced formally at city hall in the mayor's reception room after 1:00 o'clock. we will be there, of course. back to you. >> of course, we will,. >>> police investigating a homicide in the cities overbrook section. this is a 25 year-old man who was found shot in the chest inside a car in the 1600 block of north redfield street. police were called after the car was left running. in word on any suspects. >>> concerns over privacy and more video and audio surveillance systems i

guy: take a guy like mark carney . on the one hand, he knows his job is to get a grip on the banking sector. and then, he will probably see that the bank of england has gone too far. the banks are under attack, we understand that. have central bankers and regulators screwed up? >> may certainly have been very harsh on the banks. fundamentally, this is economics 101. the only legal entity in the entire society that can create liquidity credit is the banks. on the one hand they have political pressure. at the same time, the economy is under severe deflationary forces due to the monetary system, which is accommodative at all times and constantly in an emergency crisis. we need to go back to the thr ee-six model of banking. that is what banks need to be doing. the problem mark carney has is, a bank is not a bank. is it somebody who is a credit facility? which is what they should do and that is where the problem role is for most banks. most had global investment banks. we need banks to be credit facilities. that is but we n

survey, many say carney will have to intervene if the u.k. votes to leave on the 23rd. economists do not agree on what shape those measures could take. the investment community is incredibly divided on this. a range of views of tools that the bank of england could employ if we saw a brexit. how are you preparing the business? >> our basic case is no brexit. the argument for brexit is nonsense and makes it no sense. we are very dependent on europe and london, the u.k. will lose its dominant as a financial center of the world is such an event was to take place. there are massive financial services that trade with europe. we all saw the treasury numbers talking about gdp impacted by leaving the eu. i have not seen an economic argument that supports brexit in any form whatsoever at the moment. hans: how much of his -- how much is it affecting euro-dollar. when you look at euro-dollar, how much of it is fear of brexit wing on it? --waiting on it? weighing on it heavily. the market is telling you that brexit is not an issue. story. an media if you look at the moment, the euro

does mark carney have a more difficult job? well, none of them are doing well at this point because let's face it, they are in this crazy territory of unorthodox dietary policy which is not really working. -- unorthodox monetary policy which is not really working. when you implement emergency policies which are supposed to stimulate investment, it is a tautology. why am i going to invest? this is an emergency. kuroda has got a tough job. francine: coming up next, apple is lower in premarket trading as company seetech sales fall up for the first time in 13 years. we look at how apple can regain his crunch. ♪ apple's run of 50 one quarters of on interrupted sales growth has ended due to waning smart phone sales. 51 quartersun of of un interrupted sales growth has ended. caroline: if you look at the numbers, for the first time in have a quarterly drop in sales. they slumped 13%. sure, they're still pulling and $50 billion but less than expected profit. falling by 22%. the mainn culprit is the iphone sale lagging. falling 16%. an

and mark carney. interesting. code word for what a pain. jamie, thanks so much. from bloomberg intelligence. stay with bloomberg, "surveillance" is up next. we kick off the conversation with the senior advisor to p.w.c. and former member of the bank of england's monetary policy committee, and is ahead of today's b.o.e. decision and bring you numbers from wells fargo and bank of america as soon as they break. . francine: zero appreciation. singapore surprises policy easing, an asia currency route. can the president reassure russia that they will enter a second year of recession? rates. as the brexit votes, investors put bassh past the first hike. that decision at noon. this is bloomberg "surveillance." tom, we have two significant pieces of news. first of all,

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scrawny but sexy at the same time, like a carney. i bet you look like a carney. ( laughter ). >> yeah that's a good image. it's a disturbing image. >> stephen: exactly. but sometimes sexy is disturbing. and we actually have a scene here of and you susan sarandon. and this is the two of you just kind of mooning at each other here. jim. people and your cat people. i am a man with chickens. >> get out of here. chickens? >> absolutely. >> how many? >> well, you know, what they say about counting chickens. >> no. >> you don't know what they say about counting chickens really? >> no. >> didn't your grandma ever tell you that? >> no, my grandma doesn't have chickens. >> oh, yeah, you are a city girl, aren't you? ( cheers and applause ) >> lorrine scafarria, wrote a brilliant and wonderful script and most of that was not in it. >> stephen: what we just watched. >> i have the line, "you know what they say about counting chickens." and in the script she kind of nods her head and we go on to whatever the next beat is. and the second take i said

francine: we could argue that mark carney has the most difficult job. once the referendum is out of the way, rates could rise rapidly or go down if brexit happens. the fundamentals haven't really changed, but we would have expected given all the central-bank action to have better news out there and we don't. forecasts on growth have come down. the ecb doing more and janet yellen almost verbally going down. >> this is where tom's framework comes into play. central banks have been trying to shift monetary conditions to negative territory. the effect on the economy is relatively limited. of experience to show that is the case. what we need if we want to prime growth is to shift that curve, i.e., have governments spend more. but they are not. seems they choose not to do so, we end out in this relatively outcomeble slow growth that seems to generate excessive fears. tom: within those interest rates, and there's some algebra here, we do algebra on wednesday. we are not going to do that on a friday. the interesting dynamics of the real economy are tangible. do

kenney will announce blanch carney as new prison's commissioner as well. >>> senate backers hope medical marijuana legislation in pennsylvania will get to governor tom wolf's desk this week. the senate committee made changes to the bill yesterday and the bill's backer say they hope it can win passage in the house and senate. the bill would let ailing patients use marijuana a for therapeutic purposes. >>> in montgomery county a medical examiner trying to determine how a college student died. the to 22-year old man was found unresponsive at a home in west conshohocken on morehead avenue on sunday. police say officers performed cpr and administered an anti overdose drug but they were unable to revive that victim. the student has not yet been identified n a statement the college says that it is saddened by the news, and they are focused on supporting students, through that loss. that is a look at your top stories, mike and alex. >> thanks, lauren. 6:07. >>> philadelphia and hockey community are mourning the loss of ed snider how the founder of the flyers truly wanted to be remembered. appare

thomas carney takes his commanding officer up and carries him off the battlefield. and what it does is creates a lasting friendship. a bond of friendship that lasts a lifetime. these men after the war come together and stay together. it's suspected that they met lafayette when he returns to america. this is a book about brotherhood and friendship. immortals"shington's to find out the mystery. to understand who these men are. it is about who we are as americans. that is why i believe it is time to find the men of honor, family, and fortune. thank you. [applause] we have time for a few questions. wait for the mic and be kindly enough to say your name. >> first, i commend you writing this book. it is refreshing to hear a book about valor, not the demolishing. -- not victimology. the question i've always wondered, why did the americans fight? rd couldloyalists, 1/3 care less. government from britain wasn't nearly as oppressive as governments today. these women that had a great deal to lose. of what is your take on why they fought? mr. o'donnell: it is a mixed answer. in

bank of england governor mark carney has warned of the negative effects for the city of london if britain were to leave the european union. speaking before the house of lords committee, mr. carney defended the boe's analysis of the issue saying it did not amount to political influence. >> accepting and reporting major risks does not mean becoming involved in politics, rather it would be political to suppress important judgments which relate directly to the bank's remits, and which influence our policy actions. hans: speaking on this same subject, the u.k. secretary pointed out why he feels the u.k. should leave the european union. he said that quitting the eu would allow the u.k. to pursue a more beneficial immigration policy, as well as giving hope to the rest of europe. >> for europe, britain leaving will be the beginning of something more exciting. the democratic liberation of the whole continent. if we were to leave, we will have, in the words of a former prime minister, save your country by exertion and unified by example. caroline: donald trump has reasserted his status as republica

weather pattern, we're stuck in this i was amazed firefighters putting down a huge billowing smoke in carney, hopefully don't have a repeat of that tomorrow, i think the winds are lighter but still very dry it is a great stretch of weather, go on 8, 9 days of weather and get rainfall on friday. not a lot, though. midtown manhattan, clear as a bell, 59 humidity really low the winds a little gusty at 25- mile per hour, mid-70s, 10 above average, a beautiful wednesday coming up, wall to wall tomorrow and a little less wind, there is an early chill in the air, need a jacket early mid-and upper 60s. back to have the 70s, a little bit more cloudy in the afternoon later in the day, good fair amount of sunshine through mid-afternoon, showers will show up friday should leave the scene by saturday morning worse case this is a lingering shower around daybreak, sun coming back 68, lower sunday a little bit because i think the winds wore off the atlantic on sunday, we'll have to watch that temperatures are generally in the 50s, you see the humidity is fairly low climbing up a little bit there is still fi

it started in 2004 when civilian chris carney cycled more than 5,000 miles coast to coast. president obama praised the riders before they took a ceremonial lap around the white house grounds. president obama: you represent what is best about our nation. i hope all of america, all of the american people along the route will come out and show their support for the heroes. not just today but every single day. maureen: seasonal ride will cover 60 miles over four days and is open to the civilians as well as the active duty military personnel. we wish them the best and hope the weather cooperates with their ride. >> it looks like it should be fine. good news. frost again. that is a possibility. the overall trend hasn't changed. we will stay sunny and mild and a warming trend. maureen: lovely. doug: i think you will like the forecast. get started to talk about the conditions as we see from the in bethesda. breeze on the left-hand side of the image here from a 10-mile-per-hour breeze from the east/northeast. crystal clear skies. temperatures are mild but they will be cold again. 64

he appointed adam teal as fire commissioner and lance carney will take the top job in the prison system. >> the current commissioner has done a good job but some decisions made by the administration in the eight years has created a serious problem in our department. >> the democratic national committee showed off its plans for this summer's convention. this morning a convention that will happen right here in philadelphia. here's a live look at the wells fargo center where that convention will be held. city officials including mayor kenny did walk through where 50,000 people will rally in july. where democrats, course, will nominate their presidential candidate. today the city and dnc said everything is going according to plan. >> we've done large events before. we had the pope for a large scale event. and we've had the rnc here back in 2000, i believe. >> the convention begins july 25th and runs through the 28th. >>> tonight the democratic candidates have set their sights a little bit further north. hillary clinton and bernie sanders both campaigned in new york. clinton noted that today

jay carney used to tell us all the time there was no issues even though we watched the footage of people flooding over the border. also, when the president says we can't track any payment, that's just not true. we've seen his irs track conservative groups very, very well, so, i think the president in order for him to concede that trump has a point, he would have to concede his administration is wrong about the border being secure in the first place. something he won't do and i applaud him for at least trying some thing. we've wasted so much money on other things like line dancing lessons. space pizza funding. the study of alcoholism in prostitutes. i think they can come up with a doll lors, not only to pay for it, but the cost of doing nothing with illegal immigration far outweighs and is much greater than just sitting on your hands. >> whether you like trump's ideas, his plan or not, at least he's trying to do something. >> yeah, he's trying to hurt trade and that's a real negative to this economy. i mean, essential ly, i don't know, i thought the gop was supposed to be gins regulation

scarlet: bank of england president mark carney has a warning for london and its financial hubs. wherein in japan mitsubishi motors has admitted to manipulate fuel economy data test. about 625,000 cars are in all and it acted -- affected models include -- shares fell 15% in tokyo. tracy: saudi arabia has agreed to terms for a $10 billion loaned to fund its budget deficit. the first sovereign loan in at least 15 years. according to people familiar with the matter a large group of u.s. european japanese and chinese banks ar lending the moneye. the world's biggest miner come at bhp billiton cut iron ore production for its australian mines by 4% because of bad weather and rail network maintenance. iron ore prices are up 44% this year. scarlet: another warning on the impact of the u.k. leaving the european union. mark carney says the city of london should expect its role in the global financial system to fade if the u.k. pulls out of the eu. carney defended the central bank intervention in the eu debate saying it would be political for him to suppress important judgments. there may be

chopper6hd still live over carneys point salem county, new jersey. this is not what you like to see at 6:22 in the morning. we've got miles of delays already coming off the new jersey turnpike and 295 trying to cross the delaware memorial bridge where the emergency construction has not left yet and it sounds like it's not leaving any time soon, just the right lane is getting by headed into delaware. again, you want to head up to the commodore barry to cross the delaware river. our next camera shot near exton chester county. things look much better along 100. southbound right lane restriction for the onand going widening project and mass transit so far so good on time this morning. david. >> all right matt on the big board we have a lot of sunshine in store for you today. a little cooler out there. 49 degrees by 7 o'clock but we're going to see those temperatures jump in the right direction pretty quickly. by noon, 64. 3 o'clock, 69 degrees. and that high of 70 is going to slot right in there at about 4 o'clock this afternoon. less wind today than wha

the woman made a wrong turn after leaving the salem county sportsman's club in carney's point pate last night and ended up in the creek. a worker found her car this morning. >> turning now to the weather, no sign of snow outside today. but it still feels pretty cold for april. taking a live look at cape may, where people are certainly waiting for a warm-up. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with a look at the forecast. and glenn, temperatures are going up a bit. but i understand we also have some wet weather in the forecast. >> yeah we do have some showers on the way. and especially on tuesday rixt now we're starting to see the clouds increase. we've had a lot of sunshine today. but it's also been pretty chilly for this time of the year. nothing compared to yesterday when it was so cold it was snowing. 50 degrees now, it's in the 40s across much of the area, except for 39 degrees at mount pocono. the temperatures have kind of gotten back to normal. and especially by monday and tuesday, temperatures getting back into the 60s after being in the 40s

security, before that, he was fire chief in alexandria, virginia, in addition, kenny will announce blanch carney as the city prison commissioner. she has been deputy commissioner since january of last year. >> pennsylvania state senators could vote any day now on the state's medical marijuana legislation. backers of the bill say they hope it will be on governor asidessing this week. wolf sports bill, recently amended to eliminate potential glitches and distribution largest innings, if passed the bill would allow people with 30 medical conditions to buy marijuana from a dispensary. >> judge has ruled the state of new jersey can seize ocean front land for protective do you know projects in margate. state's department of environmental protection trying to get strips of privately and city owned lands to build dunes to limit flooding and storm damage. margate says its wooden bulkhead is sufficient, and suing the state to block the project. meanwhile, turning to campaign 2016, hillary clinton is leading by double digits in new york, ahead of next week's primary. on the republican side, donald trump al

also today, the mayor blannamed blanched carney the new prison commissioner. >>> a battle over philadelphia's proposed soda taxes brewing and it's now headed to a movie theater near you. thanks to this ad. you might remember the mayor unveiled the tax proposal during his budget address earlier this year. the goal to raise money for universal pre-k and rec centers and not everyone agrees with the approach. aundrea cline-thomas is tracking the backlash. >> reporter: the ad paid for by the american beverage association. they're putting the money where their mouth is by spending more than a million dollars to defeat this proposal. moviegoers at the pearl theater in north philadelphia won't just be seeing the newest flick. now, think veal to watch this first. some movie theaters are joining a coalition opposing a proposal to implement a 3-cent per ounce tax on drinks like sodas and some teas. >> we're paying a 5% amusement tax to the city on every ticket sold and an 8% sales tax on beverages that we have and the candies. >> reporter: the mayor has been touring recreational centers emphasizing the

here's the new jersey turnpike right around the delaware memorial bridge in carneys point township. the rest of the area bridges are okay, too. checked in with the ben frank n franklin, the walt, no delays and no scheduled openings for the tacony palmyra and the burlington bristol. more updates when i'm back in the next ten. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 18 minutes after 5:00. the temperatures have really come down with clear skies and little wind and dry conditions. no sign of any wet weather today. yesterday we cleared out nicely. today we'll be clear from the get-go. which means 42 at the airport. that's philadelphia international. 19 degrees colder than yesterday. that's one of the warmest spots. it's in the 30s in cape may. a live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. we'll see sunshine on that camera. right now we're seeing the temperatures drop, 30s for wilmington. look at wrightstown at 32 degrees. toms river actually just came up 4 degrees. it had dropped into the 20s, just above freezing for doylestown and pottstown and camd

. >> a traveling carney. >> reporter: he became a wanted man in 2012 after he raped a wheelchair bound and mentally disabled woman in her upstate apartment. leads are running dry in new york and now investigators are expanding their search. >> we're getting to the point now where our investigation that we want to get more people involved. >> reporter: zombie mike's real name is michael hawkins. he has family in uba city, the greater sacramento area, and a half brother in san jose. he visited them here before and now they are refusing to cooperate with investigators. >> he is a very dangerous individual. so don't approach him. don't try to talk to him. don't try to do our job. >> a $5,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to zombie mike's arrest. >>> still to come at 5:00, our coverage on the race for the white house. ted cruz's eligibility to be president continues to be questioned. so will the supreme court actually hear the case? >>> and also real-life castaw castaways. it looks like a scene from a movie. details of this island rescue by navy crew members. in the ra

security, before that, he was a fire chief in alexandria, virginia, in addition, kenly announce blanch carney as the city's prison commissioner, deputy commissioner since january, 2015. >> school officials in hamilton township mercer county are taking action because of water safety concerns at two elementary schools. evaluated lead levels found in several contaminated sample at the william b morgan elementary school. officials there have turnoff all of the water fountains and giving bottled water to student and staff. food preparation also moved off site. over at greenwood elementary, one water fountain has been shut off. no word on how many of the 24 district schools have been tested. >> thousands of verizon workers could go on strike this week while the two sides return to the table today. verizon says they are hopeful the possible strike tomorrow morning could involve more than 39,000 east coast verizon land line phone and cable workers. the union members have been without a contract since august of 2015. union leaders say verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier and rely on m

>> we have reports of a jackknifed tractor-trailer in carney point township. right now only the right lane is blocked, no big delays behind that scene. definitely something to watch out for. watch for construction over in new jersey on the parkway, headed northbound between exit 36 in northfield and exit 38 around the ac expressway, just the right lane closed there. no big backups or delays so far on the parkway, not a lot of cars out there. this is 295 around sloan avenue, over in hamilton township. again, not a lot of cars in the area. if you're heading to the new jersey transit train station on 295 you'll have no problems once you get there, also no problems. everything pretty much running on time or close to schedule for mass transit. tracy? >>> 4:22. the lottery for the 2016 blue cross broad street run is over. 40,000 runners already have their bibs.ç nbc 10 is giving away two bibs for the race. enter the nbc 10 sweepstakes by going to nbc10.com and click on the contest tab. the deadline to enter is april 17th. the race is just 26 days away. nbc 10 tele

what mark carney could hike rates or lower them. scott: the immediate impact, this is not immediate, but suffice to say the expectations for the u.k. rate increase have moved two to three years away. not that long ago they were right now. the economic situation clearly has changed a little bit. brexit has slowed down activity in the u.k. but once that slowdown is pushed through if we go to remain, it is possible the monetary policy could begin to normalize at the end of this year or the beginning of next. francine: scott, great to have you on the program. we will have more on brexit tomorrow when we speak to one of the campaign's leading figures. that is around 9:30 u.k. time. tune in to "the pulse" tomorrow. friday, bloomberg will be hosting a debate on the implications of brexit where i will be joined by politicians before a global audience. that is an 8:30 a.m. london time. next, is politics dominated by too many white men in suits. that is the view of our next guest. ♪ francine: we are right on the pulse. let's get to the bloo

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but as next, right now, mark carney's "it new york at the united nations. he is his case for a new financial system that is needed to deliver on development goals. we will continue to monitor those headlines. you can watch that unfold on the bloomberg at live/go. ♪ mark: we take a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. they filed for chapter 11 bankrupt. it was down $3.1 billion on paper. it also missed deadlines, raising questions about the quality of the company and send investors running for the exit. they are considering a jewel lifting for the shares. solomon telling bloomberg news there can also be a spot in the united states for trade and investment. ipo: could be the world's largest and is expected to take place next year. company isecurity planning to go public this week. it would be the first initial public offering for the company this year. the company is looking to raise as much hundred 57.5 million ipo schedule after markets closed later today. they are offering 9 million shares. moving down to $17 each. latest bloomberg

the bank of england holds off keeping its benchmark rate at a record low, mark carney warning they won't rush into action with the potential for a so-called bricks it -- brexit. betty: facebook shares are arriving today after losses. the partner now saying the data was authorized. mark: shares of nestle are rising today. nescafe and espresso sales boosted the market. the coffee business heats right up. ok, 90 minutes into the trading day in the u.s., let's get over to julie hyman with the latest. inie: we are muddling along the u.s. market. all the major averages still have little change. the s&p turned higher but not by very much. we have mixed earnings news out today. so all of that is not giving much direction to investors. take a look for the groups on the move, it is a mixed picture with an equal amount of red and green on your screen. red is winning out at this point. technology is moving lower, energy, health care and financials are helping to lead the gains today. i want to take another look at the banks on the back of earnings. first quartera profits are missing analyst estimate

you head overt criticism coming out from mark carney in the days before that meeting. you had a g-20 statement which was directly aimed at japan, as that became clear in the comments. monetaryjapan of using policy to mutilate its currency, pot callinglike the the kettle black. odare was pressure on mr. kur not to do anything. here we are in the situation whereby the pigeon is coming home to roost. a lot of metaphors going on here. but here is the key problem. he need to do something about the yen. he's got no support for doing anything more on monetary policy. francine: so, where do you see dollars-yen? can abe do something? that sales tax increase seems crazy. simon: it is massively crazy but we are still talking about something that is -- it's great to say, no, we are not going to do something. in 12 months time but we need to do something now. that is one of the key issues. here is the other thing. if you look at the performance of the dollar-yen over 40 years, we had times we got these moves down from 120 to 110. there must always end up going to 100. talk aboute w