the b line and the a line where there until the mid-1950's. we are taking the street cars away, but bart will come out here and everything will be fine. >> downtown, gary ave. >> when you get past it, it becomes gary boulevard. >> they wanted streets to be large, they should have vegetation and trees, they should be ornamental. gary strieker was the main road from the 1850's. -- gary street was the main road from the 18th of the's. >> it was planned as a major thoroughfare. >> it was a toll road originally. we make people pay to get on the road and we make them pay when they get to the clubhouse. it was a toll road. >> i think that does it for today. thank you for coming and sharing your information and great knowledge. we will see you next y >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potentially a digital image? can anything be presented that way? or will it feel cold and electronic? >> the imagery will change. there will be four d

. >>> the workers work -- >>> some fans make a b line to spring training games and in arizona so to thehey are a little hard to see but the swarm of bees delayed the game between arizona and san francisco. they squattered into the crowd. after a few minutes they were lured away by a mixture of lemonade and cotton candy. they would make anybody leave. >> put a big pot of it out in the parking lot. >> bernadette is here for bob and she's got another change in the weather. >> we do, and for all of you who like the warm weather it is returning. but we have to deal with this cold night first. we have to show you what's happening this afternoon, we have light snow in southern parts of m. maryland. all of that got out of here. everything is settling down now and the skies are clearing now. take a look at temperatures, 32 right now in baltimore. 30s all the way down to the oceans, it's in the 20s out in the mountains. when you factor in the winds. it feels like 22 in baltimore. teens north and west of the city. now we did manage a high 44 this afternoon. the average was 50. we were below averag

these showers really making more of a b line south of char lotsburg, harrisonburg, west virginia. we may see a little bit of this, we're not likely to see showers from that the temperatures are in the 50s. frederick and baltimore 49. on the eastern shore we're near 50. this is where some of the advice i can'ts are a little -- visibilities are a little lower with cambridge in the 40s. a quick look at highs, maybe 60s along the bay but the rest of us should be low to mid-70s. upper 70s west. let's go to monika santami looking spring like as well this morning. >> feeling spring like as well. all you've got is that construction around town but that's clearing very quickly on the inbound side of the dulles toll road. that should be clearing. on the inner loop of the beltway, i'm just getting word of possibly an overturned vehicle northbound 495. be aware of that and i'll keep you posted on that vision in virginia. we'll take a live look at 66 on the inbound side. here's what it looks like at nutley street. no problems as you come in right from manassas to the roosevelt bridge. a quick

was eight years ago but if the person was running for office there's no there's more than just the b. line for so far but i think it's quite fair what is the situation is more difficult obviously which appears blissful for what's work i'm pretty sure in this campaign so i would say it is bigger victory it was a solvent for he was for got quite sure list so that's why it's so i think it's a big victory for wouldn't consider him there. because the only political situation because of the russia will. the problem with the bushman think it's a very good result for any politician now to be an election where everywhere so i think you should be very proud of who you really think of that right now he had strong competitors that people were voting actually for him and not for the absence of outside it's well i think because people pay the fortunes of course obviously some people disappoint some people looking for some new faces and that's for a so-so no no for mikhail prokhorov is a result of that i think would be the best book you could do in the current situation and i think what he did he worked

vince roberts strolled into a kfc made a b line to the bathroom.e emerged in a different outfit and proceed to do fly across the counter reaching into the cash register. another customer tried to stop him but roberts got away with a measly 20e bucks. this surveillance video helped nab him. >> all right. now some stories you can bank on this morning. fox business network lauren sim netty, lauren we are talking once again about gas prices slowing down a little bit. but that can always change. >> came down a little bit. 3.80 is your national average now. in the twpast two weeks we are by $0.12. every penny increase in the price of gasoline takes 1 billion out of the u.s. economy. >>> barney frank is back in the news. but not for the reason you actually might think. he is calling for the head of the agency that oversees fanny and freddie to get the boot, but there's another reason why. explain that. >> he is coming down really hard on eddy marco of fannie mae and freddie mac. the reason would be these are the agencies we bailed out which is 150 plus bi

and th line b rain line begins to shift into the north bay on thursday and friday. the bottom line is this weekend will be cool, low to mid50s, but then by the time we get into next week, the temperatures will moderate a bit. they will be back into the 60s. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> well, need to get off the internet? time for a high-tech detox perhaps? what one group is suggesting we do. stay with us. we will be back here in a moment. >>> a $120 million settlement will help fund a statewide network of electric car charging stations. the settlement announced comes from claims from nrg energy involving contracts signed more than a decade ago that lock the state into high prices. the money will fund 200 fast charging stations including many in the bay area, another 10,000 plug in units will be built across the state. >>> could you spend a day without the internet? that's the idea behind the national day of unplugging. stat it started at sun down and for the next 20 hours you are invited to disconnect yourself from the virtual world. no facebook, twitter, no texting . ab

vince roberts strolled into a kfc made a b line to the bathroom.e emerged in a different outfit and proceed to do fly across the counter reaching into the cash register. another customer tried to stop him but roberts got away with a measly 20e bucks. this surveillance video helped nab him. >> all right. now some stories you can bank on this morning. fox business network lauren sim netty, lauren we are talking once again about gas prices slowing down a little bit. but that can always change. >> came down a little bit. 3.80 is your national average now. in the twpast two weeks we are by $0.12. every penny increase in the price of gasoline takes 1 billion out of the u.s. economy. >>> barney frank is back in the news. but not for the reason you actually might think. he is calling for the head of the agency that oversees fanny and freddie to get the boot, but there's another reason why. explain that. >> he is coming down really hard on eddy marco of fannie mae and freddie mac. the reason would be these are the agencies we bailed out which is 150 plus bi

you can say that math, "a" can be a line this long and "b" can be a line that's that long. and yet i find this "a" point in this man's life that seemed to maybe balance with his longer lifespan. and i kept looking for that subtext or that text, what they could be. and as frank said, the beautiful thing that kept coming back was this man who was the general and an important man in the history of war, and he's the president, yet throughout his life you can see the little boy in him. and that's so touching. it has been said that genius is childhood recovered. and this is then eisenhower. and it comes in various things that he says throughout his life. so, that became this "a" point. >> in his last speech i guess when he went -- >> yeah, it's so touching. tell them. >> but he came back -- and i can't quote it. >> to abilene. >> and said, kind of, it's amazing that a barefoot boy could have his life -- have this incredible life. but he wasn't beating his chest and saying -- >> no. >> -- hey, look at me. he was, like, going back to his childhood and saying, man, what an incredibl

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>> you know, the b-2 was built in my district. i saw the production line. a $40 billion spent on research and development that would build 130 planes. they cut back to 20. if you spread that over 130, we would have that one cost. we actually got one more plane. now they say, we need another 100 long-range penetrating bombers. it would have been cheaper than the what we're talking about now. the f-22s, when they were first proposed, 825. now we have 178. it is not in this discussion right now, but they will be proposing cutting back because that is what we do. we propose a number based on a need, and we cannot come up with the money, we eliminate the need. i understand this. we did it after world war i, ii, korea, vietnam. it results in increased loss of life. we always talk about the cost to do things, we do not talk about the cost of not doing something. >> global hawks are built in your district. the pentagon cut -- is that going to be overturned? >> i do not know. i want to look at it. to me, it is not a one or the other. i have some concerns. how do you

you canxd go in and review the b history already on file for you and delete individual line items orcntire web history today. and you can go through each product and use various privacy choices and settings. >> the european union is not sure it likes what it hears. they've called google's plan in breach of european law. one other way to keep your data out of google's hands, use the search engine without logging in. that way your searches are unanimous. this won't work when you're on e-mail because that is personal to you but can work on searchy& >> all Ñiright, scott. >>> bank of america is at it again. they are working on a new set of fees for their checking account customers. the new policy would charge customers a monthly checking account fee. now unless they agree to bank online, buy more products or maintain certain balances then that fee would be waifed. "the wall street journ5z reporting the fees could range pilot programs are alreadyjf unr way in arizona, georgia and massachusetts. last year, major consumer backlash caused the bank to retreat from a $5 debt card -- debit card

i don't know how long it's going to take -- my question is along the lines -- what really makes -- can wells fargo be called a b corporation for providing certain benefits to people in the bay area? is that something they can benefit from? i'm trying to get a sense of how and corporation happens and what are the thresholds for that to happen. you could have a subsidiary of your major corporation. i don't necessarily think those benefits are as strong as they could be. chevron has extracted oil and places that are very politically challenged -- because they're doing good work somewhere else -- these are questions i have. >> these are all very valid questions. the thing that is important to remember is that for a corporation to reclassify themselves as a benefit corporation, they need to change their bylaws to state their bottom line is just not about profit. for a typical corporation, the type of examples you gave like bank of america and wells fargo, those companies, their directors and shareholders would not allow that change within the corporate bylaws to permit the expenditure of revenues for things that don

i don't know how long it's going to take -- my question is along the lines -- what really makes -- can wells fargo be called a b corporation for providing certain benefits to people in the bay area? is that something they can benefit from? i'm trying to get a sense of how and corporation happens and what are the thresholds for that to happen. you could have a subsidiary of your major corporation. i don't necessarily think those benefits are as strong as they could be. chevron has extracted oil and places that are very politically challenged -- because they're doing good work somewhere else -- these

>> the b-2 was built in my district. i saw that frux production line. a building that was built for it. $40 million spent on r & d that was going build 130 planes. we would have had one cost. we ended up with a different plane. we actually got one more plane. 21. that's been trashed and now we're back to 20. now they say we need long-range bombers. if we had built them, i guarantee you it would have been cheaper then than what we're talking about now. the 22's were going to be 825, now we have 178. it's not in this discussion right now of cutting back, but they will be proposing cutting back, because that's what we do. we propose a number based on a need, and then just when we can't come up with the money, we eliminate the need. i understand this. like i say, we did it after world war i, world war ii, korea, vietnam, and then it ends up resulting in increased loss of life. we always talk about the cost to do things. we don't talk about the cost of not doing something. generally the cost of not doing it results in greater costs. >> blocks are built in yo

the market never goes from point "a" to "b" in one straight line. it actually trades in that direction and then trades sideways for a little bit and looks for acceptance or some confirmation of those levels and those are the areas of values that are established so, again, the market's real job is to help facilitate trade between the buyer and seller and tends to be most efficient in those levels. the inefficiency comes from seeing these highly convictional, highly directional type moves to one side or the other and again those aren't what you see during the most part of the trade. you see that rotational type transition, trade. again, as these areas are established to the upside those are just, again, communicating that. still the perception on behalf of the buyers that value is higher and value areas will move higher as long as we continue to see that perception that value is higher and it won't be until that perception has changed that the market price is coming up. it seems comfortable. there's talk about 13,000 on the dow. for the most part ther

line. there was college day. they celebrated anniversaries like susan b. anthony's birthday were marked with banners, with quotes from susan b. anthony. lincoln's birthday was marked. and they could put together different combinations of banners. but still they weren't gaining the attention of the president. he treated them with courtesy as he went by them, but he did not speak and he was dismissive of what they were doing. so they escalated again. war of course was declared in april of 1917. and that put a slightly different tone on things. and it's still a question that we ask, can you protest? can you picket? can you act? can you question the government in a time when the country is at war? and that's a question that has been asked from the start. in america it was asked during the civil war, when suffragists willingly put aside the push for suffrage to concentrate on winning the civil war and freeing the slaves. alice paul did not have that intention. susan b. anthony, for that matter, had not had that so they come out with a new set of banners. and th

b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. mmm. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. >>> i've probably had this disease, we don't know how long. i used to be and still am a pretty heavy weight lifter. people think this diagnosis is from lifting weights. but it is ms, and i have been living, i think, very well with this disease. >> hollywood, politics, keeping america great, montel williams, he's a celebrity talk show legend, a health advocate, a true political animal. he was also diagnosed with ms in 1989. i know people, there's one in my family who has multiple sclerosis. it's a dreadful disease. >> it's by the grace of god, but also for the fact that i literally decided. i had a choice about 12 years ago, either live down to the expectations of doctors who told me i would be in a wheelchair four years, this disease is so devastating, you have to give up and stop working, or i could live up

b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. mmm. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. >>> nato is holing a press conference at this hour in afghanistan. we believe it regards an american soldier who allegedly shot and killed 16 afghan civilians. let's listen in. >> and in particular, the short distance between the incidents that we've seen in the recent weeks are a burden and are of concern for isef. >> that strategic partnership document will be the foundation for longative term support, longative term partnership between the united states and afghanistan to secure a stable afghanistan. and of course it's in the interest of afghanistan, the united states and the international community that such partnerships and many other bilateral agreements are continued to be signed in the coming months and years. >> okay. we just very briefly caught the tail end there of that pre

line? text a for yes and b for no. you can go to our blog at msnbc.com and leave us a comment. we'll bring you the results later on in the show. >>> joining me tonight is reverend al sharpton, host of "politics nation" here on msnbc. good to have you with us. your thoughts of what you just heard in that interview with robert zimmerman targeting the congressional black caucus, naacp and the president and using the term "hate." >> i think, first of all, it is absolutely pathetic to try to accuse the president's statement as being hateful. i think the president was trying to show compassion to two parents as a parent, for losing their son. he said, we have to find out what happened. he didn't even say any conclusion of what he thought happened, didn't suggest it. he gave his compassion to a family who lost their son. there's no question about a son was lost. i think any father would say that if you wanted to comment on the situation, because there's no question that a life was lost. this whole "playbook" that we see from the right wing not only from zimmerman's father, who's feedi