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>>neil: in a week the national labor relations board will move to speed up the current union elections and critics say it gives businesses in time to make their case and now the only republican on that board is reportedly threatening to quit if a bid to block the vote. my guest calls the nlrb plan a real turkey. he is with the not so labor friendly competitive enterprise institute. gentleman, how would this change things vincent, if it were to become law? >>guest: well, this is worker friendly i...

well tell you how bad it will get and where. but we begin with that breaking news out of afghanistan. a suicide bomb attack in kabul today has killed at least 13 american troops. a suicide bomber targeted the nato convoy in the center of afghanistan kaeps capital city. nick, whis nato saying about th? >> 13 u.s. service members killed on this attack on a nato convoy. it appears that a suicide bomber driving a vehicle ladened with explosives ran into this nato convoy, pretty close to th...

really arent too terribly far apart and the deal can be done by the august 2nd, tuesday deadline. lets listen to the president, this is when he spoke around 10:30 this morning. lets listen. >> good morning, everybody. i want to speak about the ongoing and increasingly urgent efforts to avoid default and reduce our deficit. right now, the house of representatives is still trying to pass a bill that the majority of republicans and democrats in the senate have already said they wont vote ...

Percentage point that came late friday and had been widely expected. that decision to ask banks to set aside more cash reserves. markets in japan were closed for the vernal equinox holiday. the japanese yen has fallen slightly against the dollar. right now its trading at 81.16 against the dollar. japan and other g-7 nations have intervened to cool the currentlys rapid rise after it hit that all-time high last thursday morning. now, economists say it may not be long before there is more intervent...

Wednesday, thursday of next week. we get a break here. hopefully we can do a tiny bit of snow melting. we have a couple fast-moving storms moving through the weather pattern now. a weak someone heading through west virginia currently. another ones coming out of canada. these are clipper-type storms. they dont have a lot of moisture with them. theyre not tapping into the gulf here. we cant get those blockbuster snow amounts. so theres light snow out there. you probably have a coating on your car ...

Its interior new england that still has to deal with more spotty drizzle and freezing rain. the pink on the radar, poughkeepsie, newburgh, outside of scranton dealing with light snow. if not snow, freezing drizzle. light rain moving through new york city currently. that will move out quickly and be with you from hartford to providence to boston for your morning commute. todays forecast, pretty mild. at least 30s and 40s. tomorrows going to be much, much colder. and we will get rid of the rain sh...

Tiger woods had a 2-under day not as good as he wanted to do. he bogeyed 17, birdied 18. remains four strokes behind the leader currently lee westwood. who has minus 12 overall for the tournament. tomorrows the big day, of course. and at the end of the day here at the masters, take a look this is what you get in augusta, georgia. you get traffic, traffic and more traffic. if you look down the line there, thats magnolia drive, its the iconic entry point for all players and also where tiger woods ...

Deputy attorney general sally yates, dana boente, who by the way was just hired as the new fbi general counsel, fired fbi director james comey, departed deputy director andrew mccabe, and the current deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the implication that all of these officials, key officials, including the one currently overseeing the russia investigation, rod rosenstein, acted in bad faith targeting carter page by not revealing who was paying fusion gps. now, first if you look at the case...

Went straight to donald trumps playbook and blamed the media. he said he should have never trusted a reporter. so i think we probably wont hear from scaramucci in such a public way for a little while. >> colorful. >> colorful. thats a nice euphemism for it. >> katherine, general kelly for chief of staff. im curious what we might bring and can he co-exist with scaramucci? >> thats the question, isnt it. our understanding is the president likes generals, thought maybe he could bring more disciplin...

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