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most of the comparable airports, most comparable international gateway airports such as boston, new york, washington, miami, chicago. l.a.x. is the only major airport lower costs than san francisco. but in the coming two or three years, they will be much more expensive for the airlines. each year we develop detailed five-year financial projections. so we have looked at those financial projections. we expect that our airline costs will continue to be very reasonable and will be lower than other u.s., major gateway airports. we have specific goals to continue to be a leader on the concession front. and to continue to grow the annual service payment, our contribution to the general fund, we expect 4% annual growth and the annual service payment for each of the next five years. for the next year, for the next budget year, we're projecting actually a 5% growth in the annual service payment, projecting that will grow to 30.3 million. that is calculated as 15% of our total concession revenue so that's why we put such a big emphasis on growing the concession revenue. in addition to that, we will be contribu

. >> in boston tonight and in washington, crowds cheered the u.s. military. at a dinner, the commander in chief got a standing ovation from lawmakers of both parties. he passed the praise on. >> i want to again recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. >> with osama bin laden dead and buried at sea, aides say the commander in chief called some on the navy s.e.a.l.s commando team and heard their stories . as the choppers went toward bin laden, he agonized and listened in realtime at the white house. u.s. intelligence had found bin laden last summer, trailing a trusted courier to his hideout. but they were never sure. >> the president had to evaluate the strength of the information and make what i believe was the most gutsy call of any president in memory. >> his call was to release the s.e.a.l.s and bomb the place without confirming bin laden dead. but the cry came out, geronimo, code for bin laden dead. where he hid was near pakistan's capitol, just down the road from the academy. >> they got a lot of explaining to do. >> reporte

i spent a great deal of time in washington, boston, new york, looking at paintings, looking at architecture, and of course doing research with original documents, original letters and diaries. >> the tour begins on may 25th. you have programming ham -- washington, d.c., new york city , june 8th, world fair council, dallas museum of heart. june 11, pittsburgh, chicago public library. june 14, wayzata, minnesota? >> yes. >> why there? >> because a wonderful friend of mine who is very active in the national park foundation has organized an event and wants me to come and do it. >> philadelphia, harvard book store, and the tour as listed is closed later in june in new hampshire. >> yes. >> how do you feel about this? >> i love it. >> why? >> i like to meet the people that read my work. i like to see what is going on in these different places. i enjoy talking to audiences, and particularly audiences that are a mixture of generations. i guess it is the irish in me. >> maybe i missed it, but you didn't answer my question about whether you are going to do another book. >> no, i didn't. [laughter] >>

slight risk of strong storms extends from texas out to new england, including new york city, boston, washington, d.c., charlotte, memphis, st. louis, all the way up into new england for the strong storms. the rest of the country, we're expecting to see sunshine in the southwest. beautiful along the gulf coast. warm weather in the midatlantic states. we'll look at that. central plains into the western great lakes. nice weather there as well. central plains into the western great l >>> good morning to you. it's cooler out there this morning than this time yesterday. you will probably need a jacket. something to take off later on today as the temperatures climb into the 70s. by noon, we are in the mid-60s in the city. the biggest difference is the added cloud cover. clouds increase as we head throughout the day today ahead of a system that's going to drop rain over the bay area between 4:00 a.m. and noontime. 69 degrees in oakland. 71 in fremont and 72 in san jose. what caused air flight 447 to plunge into the atlantic en route from rio to paris, killing all 228 people on board? michelle kosinski

the rain from boston, to washington, to raleigh. flood warnings along all the areas that we showed you at the top of the show. we'll be talking about that for weeks to come. here's a look at the west coast, where it's milder. seattle looking good. san francisco, as well. phoenix at 97. >> thank you, sam. >>> coming up, the superhero s.e.a.l. that pulled the trigger on bin laden. the identity of that man. >>> and the wife of osama bin laden who rushed the navy s.e.a.l.s to save her husband's laden who rushed the navy s.e.a.l.s to save her husband's life. spinach-spinach-spinach.nac- to...mae to... tur...key... jal...a...penos. banana peppers... black forest ham... [ dj ] served on toasty flatbread by request. ♪ with sweet onion sauce, drizzled across... ♪ [ male announcer ] wake up to the fresh taste of subway breakfast with the sunrise subway melt on tasty flatbread. make it your own with all your favorite ingredients, like fresh spinach, yummy tomatoes, or one of our zest-erific sauces. build your better breakfast, only at subway.

but a lot of it is demographic changes in cities like washington d.c., detroit, chicago, boston. and if you look at -- if you put up next to it the number of public schools that have closed because of demographic shifts it kind of equals out the number of catholic schools that have closed. because if there is an area where there aren't as many children, the school isn't needed. now that is not to say that the economic downturn hasn't made a serious effect on catholic schools because catholic schools are completely funded by tuition. so when families don't have the money to pay that tuition, they have a difficult time sending their children to catholic schools. and when those resources are gone, it difficult to keep the school going. >> today the majority of catholic schools are staffed by laypersons. women religious only account for some two percent of faculty. and while the church overall has struggled to attract younger nuns, the rare order is experiencing overwhelming success. the dominican sisters of st. cecilia in nashville is a traditional order of nuns that only trains wom

most of it is going to the washington-new york-boston corridor. >>> a woman's car plunged down a cliffff highway 101. she is katie kohler of santa rosa. she pulled into a parking lot yesterday afternoon and when she left she drove straight off the cliff. no one else was in the car. >>> in news of the world tonight in afghanistan nato is calling the taliban's assault on the city of kandahar a failure. they attacked several offices in two days of fighting over the weekend. 25 insurgents were killed along with two members of the afghan security forces and a civilian. the taliban were not able to get in the building. militants were captured. >>> if italy the police and coast guard rescued hundreds of immigrants from libya after their boat crashed last night. all 400 people were saved. but others trying to flee libya have not been as fortunate. an overcrowded boat broke apart near tripoli on friday with 600 people on board and many were lost. >>> in cuba the government has made a series of economic reforms official. a list of guidelines went on sale at newsstands. the government will allow

most of it is going to the washington-new york-boston corridor. >>> a woman's car plunged down a cliff off highway 101. she is katie kohler of santa rosa. she pulled into a parking lot yesterday afternoon and when she left she drove straight off the cliff. no one else was in the car. >>> in news of the world tonight in afghanistan nato is calling the taliban's assault on the city of kandahar a failure. they attacked several offices in two days of fighting over the weekend. 25 insurgents were killed along with two members of the afghan security forces and a civilian. the taliban were not able to get in the building. militants were captured. >>> if italy the police and coast guard rescued hundreds of immigrants from libya after their boat crashed last night. all 400 people were saved. but others trying to flee libya have not been as fortunate. an overcrowded boat broke apart near tripoli on friday with 600 people on board and many were lost. >>> in cuba the government has made a series of economic reforms official. a list of guidelines went on sale at newsstands. the government will allo

washington, d.c., boston and philadelphia expecting delays because of that and in terms of traveling of cities for you. baltimore wet weather and portland, maine, at number three because of the rain and the fog and seattle expecting fog and delay as well as san francisco. have a few delays at airports, too, and a lot of wet weather, don, on both coasts of the country. >> jacqui jeras, thank you very much. appreciate it. ahead, one reporter is no doubt thankful for a lot of luck. it felt like the sky was falling and how one guy was picking up the pieces. retail sales are up. china is getting more of our money, and you may want to keep the old car another year. allison kosik has the details in this week's "getting down to business." >> reporter: retail sales continue to climb, but the space a bit slower than expected. sales rose half a percent in april slowing from the march increase that was almost double that. one reason for the penny pinching could be the soaring price of gasoline. aaa says the average price for a gallon of gas is at almost $4. also growing, the trade gap between th

really going to have high high-speed service that works, where we have three hours between boston and washington d.c. we need not to have new york be any more of a bottleneck bennett already is. >> so that is a key item in the development of the high-speed system. >> absolutely, critical. >> without question, a tunnel is essential and this one -- i mean we have had a few attempts at other designs and so forth but this one looks like it really fills the bill and will permit more amtrak trains to get through on an hourly basis and improve the transit distance, the transit opportunities as well. >> they all work together. >> thank you madam chairman. i assume we will have an opportunity to submit questions. >> yes, you up an opportunity to submit questions. and a member well. thank you very much. i know know but fra has done extensive work to develop a commercial feasibility study for high-speed rail development strategic plan and progress of port on the national rail plan and gao reported recently of done a good job of developing clear application criteria and the merit-based review process for hi

we'll probably throw in boston and washington, d.c., as well.nderstorms could be severe later in the day. so keep that in mind as well. strong gusty winds in addition to some large hail could be a factor. isolated tornadoes possible. nation's midsection, high and dry. that's the good news here, is that very dry weather over the mississippi river valley, that continues to make its way downstream towards the gulf of mexico. no real rain in the forecast for a couple of days anyway. and check out the weather out west. that's mountain snow. pretty late in the season to be talking about two feet of snow in the sierra. yeah, two feet. ski resorts have to still be open, right, guys, don't you think? >> i guess so. >> probably time to -- >> i'm more worried about skiing through water. water skiing is what i'm worried about, like in my basement. >> me too. >> not in your basement. >> oh, gosh. we're worried about flooding in jersey. >> not pretty. >> thanks, jacqui. >>> still to come on "american morning," mississippi river shut down, thousands in harm's

harvard, yale, collections in boston, collections in new york. collections here in washington. >> chicago. >> chicago. and -- >> i loved that part of it. >> how many times did you go to paris in the middle of writing this? >> we go at least once a year. so four times. and we would stay about two weeks or so. the research was almost all here because the letters are here. the diaries are here. the letters were written to people back home. the dire were brought home. so the diaries are accessible in this country. and as is of utmost importance, newspaper which was published in paris in english. the library of congress has a complete set of all those newspapers and they are invaluable. and it's still a book shop in paris. >> but isn't he an italian? >> he's an -- he was english. he's an italian from england who started a newspaper. it was the english language initially for england but er american read it. >> how much of that did you read? >> well, an enormous amount. i would guess that what goes into a book is 1/20th of what has been read. so that i read, i don't know, how to quan

harvard, yale, collections in boston, collections in new york, collections here in washington. >> and chicago. >> chicago. >> how many times -- >> i love that part of it. >> how many times did you go to paris in the middle of writing this? >> we would go at least once a year so four times and we would stay about two weeks or so. the research was almost all here, brian, because the letters are here, diaries are here. letters are written to people back home. the diaries were brought home. so the diaries are accessible in this country and -- and as is of utmost importance, a newspaper which was published in paris in english -- >> and he was -- >> the library of congress has the complete set of all of those newspapers and they're invaluable. and it is still a book shop in paris on the river italy. >> isn't he italian? >> he's italian -- he was an italian from england who started the newspaper. it wasn't an american paper. it was english language initially for england but every american read it and it was filled of news of americans in paris. >> how much of that did you read? >> enormous a

we're really going to have high-speed service that works, and we have three hours between boston and washington, d.c., we need not to have new york to be even more of a bottleneck that it already is. >> that is a key item in the development. >> critical. >> without question. that tunnel is essential, and we have had a few attempts of other designs, but this one looks like it fills the bill. it will improve >> you will have an opportunity to submit questions. thank you very much. >> the reported recently you have done a good job of developing criteria in a merit based review program for high- speed rail. at this point congress is looking for more detailed information about the designated quarters. for example, we want to know where it makes sense to focus investments in the short and long term. what are the tangible benefits. when you have answers -- when would you have answers for this committee on questions like that? >> first off, let me say we are very pleased with the report backing up to that. it was the first time in more than a decade that the term "good" has been used in the report. it

washington. yes, sir? >> you mentioned the name john hancock in connection with the boston tea party. he was the leading merchant in the colonies, but what was his part in the boston tea party? >> well, he wanted no part of it. he wanted to continue smuggling and making money. he was arguably the wealthiest merchant banker in america. there was no hard currency in this hemisphere at the time, and so merchants, everything was on barter, and merchants, large mother chapters like hancock would provide seed or tools to say a farmer or a smaller merchant, and against, for example, the farmer's crop in the spring, futures, and that's why they were called mother chapter bankers because they were lending money, they were fulfilling the role of a modern banker as well as a modern merchant. his uncle build a business, and the house of hancock was the largest merchant bank in america. now, suddenly the rioters were all over the place threatening any merchant who does business with england, and he tried to straddle the road for as long as he could, but as the mobs became more and more powerful an

boston. train stations in san fran, and around the u.s. capital in washington. >> sympathizers of bin laden and al qaeda in general will be looking to take action to avenge bin laden's death. >> there's no credible evidence pointing to an attack, radical websites are vowing revenge. and to an internal message to the cia, leon panetta issued a warning. bin laden is dead, al qaeda is not. the greatest threat may come from american-born cleric and his terror-based network al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. they've tried twice to hit the u.s. first with the veiled christmas day 2009 underwear bomb plot. and again last fall with explosives hidden in printers. and there's increased worry about lone wolves, individuals like nadal hassan in ft. hood who were moved by al qaeda's message to strike out in the name of bin laden and his terror networks. >> it may be a mortally wounded tiger that has life in it. it's dangerous. we cannot keep up the pressure. we cannot relent. >> the u.s. has not raised the terror threat level. but the military bases are on alert. the fbi ha

so he went to mount vernon, he asked can i have piles and piles and piles of washington's letters, take them up to boston? i promise i'll give them back. scout's honor. well, he didn't. a few years later he gave back a portion of what he had taken, and he kept the rest. thus, several volumes of washington's diaries have, indeed, disappeared. and are lost forever unless there were some that turned up in that scottish castle. [laughter] there were many other letters that were scattered all over the country and all over the world, many of them were destroyed. we still find some that we have records in the 19th century so many people looking at them, they literally fell apart. even now people are selling letters on ebay. there's an unfortunate tendency some have unscrupulous manuscript dealers, they think they can earn more money if they cut these letters up into three-word sections, sell each of them for a couple thousand dollars and, again, these letters are lost forever. so we have a lot to thank jared sparks and his friends for. the washington papers were deposited eventually in the library of congress.

really going to have high high-speed service that works, where we have three hours between boston and washington d.c. we need not to have new york be any more of a bottleneck bennett already is. >> so that is a key item in the development of the high-speed system. >> absolutely, critical. >> without question, a tunnel is essential and this one -- i mean we have had a few attempts at other designs and so forth but this one looks like it really fills the bill and will permit more amtrak trains to get through on an hourly basis and improve the transit distance, the transit opportunities as well. >> they all work together. >> thank you madam chairman. i assume we will have an opportunity to submit questions. >> yes, you up an opportunity to submit questions. and a member well. thank you very much. i know know but fra has done extensive work to develop a commercial feasibility study for high-speed rail development strategic plan and progress of port on the national rail plan and gao reported recently of done a good job of developing clear application criteria and the merit-based review process for hi

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george washington and other respected american leaders across the country condemned the boston tea partyas vandals and then ended in jail and faded into obscurity at the british government not responding so rationally and violently by sending troops back to boston by cornering troops in private homes of phyllis as well as boon rebels military command seemed to declare war against all americans and that provoked almost the entire massachusetts citizenry into open rebellion. lexington followed with americans discovering the importance of the individual right to bear arms. then came the bunker hill, and that was followed by a declaration of independence by the massachusetts legislature. virginia followed suit after patrick henry stirring call for liberty or death in the declaration of war against britain. it's called echo across the continent and roused so many americans that on july 4th, 1776 all of 13 states declared independence from britain. and who were those original tea party years? who were the man on the ships who set off this explosion that sparked the revolution and helped bring