no precipitation up and down much of the eastern seaboard.in alaska, oklahoma and texas. some of that moisture is inching in our direction but probably late monday, monday night, early tuesday morning before we have to worry about it. high pressure is in charge of our weather. a cold clear night with a light breeze and high pressure inching its way off the eastern seaboard mr. provide sunshine and a nice warmup. 60s tomorrow. 70s for nearly every day this upcoming week as a serious warmup comes our way with. most of the moisture with that system will be missing us to the north and west. overnight tonight, clear skies, cold again. move your clocks ahead, everybody or you will be late or early. i can't do the math right now for everything tomorrow. start off 27 to 35. and then sunny, warmer, delightful. highs upper 50s to low 60s. the seven-day forecast, tomorrow's the last day we will be close to a little above average. temperatures surging 20 degrees almost. warmer than average as we get to the middle of the week. average high 55. so 72, 72,

temperatures now pretty much in the 50s and 60s on the eastern seaboard.have cooler air heading our way. i'll let you know what to expect in our full forecast coming up. we'll be back after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. ♪ there's no going back. chili's $20 dinner for two has a bold new favorite -- steak. first, share an appetizer, then choose two entrees, like our 100% usda choice sirloin, available for a limited time on chili's $20 dinner for two. >>> seems it's never too early for redskins. what you got? >> here we are in march. draft isn't until next month. the skins are making news. this may help them. redskins and cowboys have filed a grievance against the nfl, and the nfl pa to have their salary cap penalties overturned. the redskins were penalized $36 million for front loading contracts during the uncapped 2010 season. the owners of the other teams will be briefed in a week, and an

in a lot of clear skies across the eastern seaboard. storm system is essentially going to move in. this is a very powerful storm overtaking the northwestern part of the united states. eventually this will bring a slight chance for rain. before that happens, high- pressure and warming temperatures. you can see that by all the green shading, temperatures right now are in the upper 50s. 52 in atlanta. this warm air is pushing our way. 24 as you head up towards maine. 36 in westminster. frederick at 41. in ocean city, 38 degrees. we're expecting to reach the mid-to-upper-40's this afternoon. temperatures are still cool behind our latest storm. tonight, chilly once again. then the warm-up comes. mostly dry weather. with the dry weather throughout the day tuesday, wednesday, all of the thursday as well. that front comes our way. it brings a slight chance for showers on thursday night into friday. even his futurecast image is not showing a lot of precipitation. seven-day protest, warming up to 60 degrees tomorrow. beautiful day, full sunshine. more clouds into thursday. storm system start

and then rain along the eastern seaboard with above normal temperatures. pacific northwest. >> good morning. a storm system will pass south of us. the best chance will be south of baltimore city. >> that's your latest weather. >> thanks, al. sunday night on "celebrity apprentice" george takei was the latest to fall. >> you're fired. >> we're all big fans. >> i'm recuperating now. >> from the board room? >> indeed. >> were you surprised how it turned out? >> i still maintain we had the more elegant and sophisticated window. our window was 5th avenue. theirs was 34th street. >> ooh, wow. >> very busy. everything but the kitchen sink. >> your cast was really to design a living window at lord & taylor to promote ivanka trump's clothing line and jewelry. you were the project manager and took the fall for the team. >> that's what the project manager -- you know, president truman said, the buck stops here. i happen to be the man occupying that desk where the buck stops. >> you were on the bridge. >> i was on the bridge. >> i was waiting for the first sentence the

other places it might be stop and go, especially along the eastern seaboard. showers, delays there, just under an hour. washington, d.c., raleigh, cincinnati, rain drops and possibly some thunderstorms. oul out to the west, we have issues in san francisco and los angeles. higher elevations like sierra and nevada, there's going to be issues with snow. but here in atlanta, my goodness, take a look at that a picture-perfect park. we have unbelievable pollen but thankfully in the last 24 hours or so, we had rain come through. things are considerably more bearable. pollen and necessity, but that sur doesn't make it a lot of fun to deal with. it should be a better day. should be a better day across parts of the nation's mid section, but along the eastern seaboard it's going to be a mainly rainy event for you, mainly in parts of the mid-atlantic. in the southeast we have strong storms. this area where we have a severe thunderstorm watch through early afternoon. next 30 seconds shows you we have a couple of severe warnings in effect, especially across way cross, georg

in the eastern u.s., all is well across the eastern seaboard with sunshine and temperatures shooting as we just saw into the 60s in many, many areas. here's our future cast. we've got the southwesterly winds with us today. they'll be with us again tomorrow overnight. this front is going to approach western maryland tomorrow afternoon. we'll still be mild ahead of it. temperatures tomorrow should shoot to 70 if not the low 70s south and west of d.c. before 50s return for friday. 65 today, milder. tonight we're down in the 40s. tomorrow 70. showers are going to head this way but tomorrow night into early friday morning. maybe upper 50s. saturday 50. we'll be right back with more in a moment. >>> if you love college basketball and food this is the segment now. we have the daring dueling chefs. this man's shirt, ku, a phenomenal team. i'm part of the national champions u. con husky -- uconn uskies -- huskies brigade. if you could smell this, this beats chicken wings. this is unbelievable. tell me what's in here. >> what we're doing is trying to offer folks an alternative to like you said

plenty of sunshine is along the eastern seaboard. little on the chilly side but the warm air in the mid section with temperatures in the 70s. the warm air makes its way to the east. tomorrow in new york and places in the northeast in the upper 50s to low to mid >> good morning. a quiet but chilly start on this tuesday morning. we will enjoy plenty of sunshine as we move into the afternoon. ♪ sending out on s.o.s. >> time for joy's diet s.o.s., answers to your daily diet dilemmas. "today" nutritionist joy bauer is here to discuss everything from iron rich foods to gluten-free meals that are chapp and quick. >> good morning, al. >> mikayla is joining us via skype. good morning. what's your question? >> i'm a serious ballet dancer at the institute of american ballet theater. i have a demanding dance schedule and mild anemia. often during class i get light headed. can you recommend iron rich foods besides the spinach and kale i already eat? >> the best sources are clams, oysters, lean beef like sirloin, top and bottom round, flank steak

and you -- you contrast that with the 70s up and down the eastern seaboard. 80 in alabama. yes it's its contrasted air temperature cross the eastern united states that we often see in this part of march though this is a little more extreme than average. take a look. the trend bringing that line of showers through the overnight. then more dry and partly cloudy by friday afternoon. temperatures peak early in the day and will fall through the evening with winds shifting northwest. not as gusty but still breezy and cooler. the air temperatures get struggling to get out of the upper 40s. 45 over night. the possibility of a few thunderstorms through the overnight. window about 10:00 p.m. through about 4:00 a.m. in the morning. the two degree guarantee. 58 and early shower. clearing breezy conditions and colder tomorrow night as skies go clear. let's check the seven day forecast and again the outlook showing that cooling trend starting tomorrow. by tomorrow night it'll be cold out and then never out of the 40s on saturday but we bounce back quickly. 60 or so on sunday as we spring

plenty of sunshine in parts of the eastern seaboard mixed in with showers. the central and southern plains, the story because a chance of rain, possibly severe storms. and with that, isolated tornado. on the other side, you have something very different. wind not coming in from the southeast or southwest but very low humidity and strong wind gusts could give us a fire threat in some places. when you get on the other side of that system, you have the trailing cold front that means snow. and even more snow. for the highest elevation getting over a foot. this story is going to be primarily snow and rain into the sierra-nevada. let's talk temperatures for just a few moments. kansas city, minneapolis, 78. 63 in billings. 51 in salt lake city. 52 in san francisco and back to the east coast we do 72 in our nation's capital. 87 in tampa and 79 in miami. overall it looks like a nice day out there for us. randi, i'm going to walk over and hand the ball back to you. >> come visit with me. >> absolutely. what have you got? >> join me for this. the best video that you an

the past 24 hours, so very heavy rain, especially in the coastal areas will be continuing and eastern seaboards will see high waves with as much as 4 meters high. in eastern continental asia and japan, especially, high pressure cresting overhead, so seems like we'll be having very good weather, especially in tokyo for thursday and friday. temperatures will be on the rise too until this wet rain band will be moving in on saturday, covering much of japan. northeastern china will see those snow making appearance there as much as ten centimeters accumulate on the mountainous areas. and then west of shanghai is where the heaviest rainfall will be seen, about 50 millimeters in the next 24 hours. temperaturewise, tokyo reaching up to 19 degrees. what a warm day we'll have on friday. and ulan batur at 3, so warm up there. in the americas, still the pacific northwest will be battered with another storm, coastal heavy rain will be targeting much of the areas that the land is very much saturated. and the ground moisturized very, very high. any kind of rain will lead to some kind of flooding situation, mel

is having a hard time making its way eastbound because rehave high pressure sitting off the eastern seaboardat's slowing everything down. as the high pressure tries to back up on the coastline, a foggy start first thing in the morning. it should be gone by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. most of our shower chances again tomorrow stay well out to the west of washington, but as we get into monday, that onshore breeze, that easterly wind, putting all that low level moisture in here, that will eventually lead to better shower chances as we get to monday and tuesday. and even then, better chances, yes, but not a washout. important for blossoms. outside, by morning time, fog likely by daybreak, dense in spots. wakeup temperatures in the upper 40s, low 50s. going to be mild. plenty of fog. clouds in the morning. one or two outside chances of a brief passing shower. but most of us don't need to worry about more than a sprinkle and only 30% of a passing shower monday and tuesday. no crazy wind, no heavy downpours. that's important because cherry blossoms, as beautiful as they are, are very, very delicate

also, very staggering amounts of accumulation is detected here in luzon, in the philippines, eastern seaboardsre picking up waves as well because the moisture is all the way surged toward this. so as long as this stays over water, philippines will be targeted with very heavy rain as well. talking about wet and windy condition here in japan also. we had a very nice day here in tokyo with temperatures reaching up to about 19 degrees and lots of sunshine, but tomorrow, things are looking very different and kanto region we may see winds up to about 72 kilometers per hour and the wet condition we're talking about, 80 millimeters in the next 24 hours, just in the kanto region. in tohoku, we're seeing some wet weather already, accumulating there, but gusts will be remaining here in northern japan. the wintry pattern will be left behind. so sunday we may even see some blowing snow up here in hokkaido. temperaturewise, tokyo, looking at 16 degrees. then beijing at 17, reaching up there. meanwhile, in the tropics we're looking at chances of thunderstorms in manila at 30 degrees. let's head over to the a

almost everywhere from the plains to the eastern seaboard, it's going to be more like summer than late winter. we're not expecting high productivity here in new york to be honest. >>> a big day on wall street today. stocks soared as jpmorgan chase announced it's raising its dividend. dow was up almost 218 points, now less than 1,000 points from its all-time high. nasdaq closed above 3,000 for the first time since the year 2000. and the s&p 500 hit a new recovery high, less than five points from the 1,400 mark. >>> still ahead, as "nightly news" continues, more on our top story tonight. the american soldier who snapped in afghanistan. tonight, his military base here in the u.s. has had its share of trouble and tragedy. and later, on making a different report, a woman who just celebrated her 100th birthday has no plans to stop doing what she does so well. >>> the murders in afghanistan this week are putting a spotlight on the military base the suspect calls home, the base at fort lewis in washington state. the still unidentified army sergeant has a wife and two children who are on base t

no flight delays cross the eastern seaboard. storm system providing severe weather from kansas to missouri today. locally, we are looking fine despite low and high includes. we could see a delay later on. good place to check that out would be abc7news.com where you will find our flight tracker. >>> 4:47. new video obtained by abc news throws doubt into the deadly case of the neighborhood watch volunteer and the unarmed black teenager he killed in florida. we see george zimmermann on the night he claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense. tahman bradley has the latest. >> reporter: this video obtained by abc news shows george zimmermann walking handcuffed into the sanford police department for questioning the night of the shooting. zimmermann who claims self-defense says martin punched him and slammed his head on the ground. his lawyer says his nose was broken a closer look at the video shows zimmermann with no blood on his head, nose or clothing. speaking for the first time martin's girlfriend who was on the phone with him u

but then we're going to do it again on the eastern seaboard and all our friends on the west coast wholy, even they're warming up now. so it's an incredible historical warm march. many of us will go down as the warmest all-time. >> 80 degrees in hartford? wow. thanks, bill. don't forget what i said -- pink. >>> why ninja turtle fans are up in arms, which supermodel is having a baby and guess who is turning 50. the muppets get a star on hollywood's walk of fame. your "first look" at entertainment is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. oh. let's go. from the crack, off the backboard. [ laughs ] dad! [ laughs ] whoo! oh! you're up! oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this

a lot of shipping is being sunk on the eastern seaboard and to an extent in the caribbean.havana was on one of these lines here -- havana is way for down. [ laughter ] havana is on the left-hand side of the picture. this is a 1942 german map. and the title i've chosen for it is printed on the map which is not for public consumption. this shows airlines, telephone lines and whatnot in the area. this is closest to the united states where they might have representation. so to sit up a private counterintelligence service. let's go see if we can find out who the germans are in town. and are there people with the-n? which could be. people could have

we cool it off in areas like chicago and could be mid to upper 60s along the eastern seaboard. the only trouble spot if you have trouble plans would be in texas around areas like dallas to san antonio and houston. for everyone on the east coast, lynn, leave the gloves and hats behind today. you won't need them later today. >> and pull out the bikini. >> yes. >> almost. close. >>> the big day for apple. >>> and one chicken nugget sells for thousands. seriously. your "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> coming up, a new look for kobe bryant and end of the line for peyton manning. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first. get more whole grain than any other ingredient... just look for the white check. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full.

there are other operations going on, eastern seaboard, that are army/navy, but this is a great one to study here. novice armies. ft. donelson is fun to study because people are making big mistakes. making basics mistakes of how to handle and distributed ammunition to veteran armies later in the war will not have to deal with. you have that kind of thing going on. command and control, tactics, in big flux at this period of the war. why is ft. donelson forgotten? bigger battles come up after this campaign, shilo happened six weeks after this. i imagine six weeks from now you'll be down at the shilo battlefield park having a good time, too. shilo was a big one. understandable with the number of casualties and stuff. why even in their day, when you look at the official records or if you look at the books that are written shortly after the war, ft. donelson is rarely mentioned. could it be that the north, although it was a great victory, is shilo overshadowed, why would the south want to remember this battle? don't remember vicksburg, but that's hard to put aside. for the southerners, this

especially being on the eastern seaboard of the united states and covering all of eastern united states in some respects, i mean, the air guard in particular, and army guard as well and reserves, they give you great value for the dollar. i'm deeply concerned that we're cutting off our nose to spite w to -- it's kind of like the air force is saying okay, i'm going to keep all my toys here and by the way, the guard and reserves, we'll take away what you have and really, i think i have not been yet convinced that these cuts represent either an acceptable level of risk or an efficient use of the money. so i would ask and i will get you the very specific questions for the record and i appreciate that. i was wondering, i know we'recy. i know there's many proposals, we have one in government regs, administration, you and the military's working on a whole host of things. how are the rules of engagement actually working or being implemented or coming along with regard to the cybercommand operation? >> right now we're upgrading -- >> i meant that to you general alexander. thank you. >> right now,

there are other operations going on in eastern seaboard that are army-navy. but this is a dhsh -- this is at one to study here. i just have a couple notes here. novice armies coming together. fort donelson is fun to study because people are making big mistakes. they're making basic mistakes of how to handle and distribute ammunition. veteran armies later in the war will not have to deal with. you have that kind of thing going on here. supplies, command and control, tactics are all under a big flux at this period of the war. so why is fort donelson forgotten? it was a bigger battle that came up after this campaign of shiloh in particular. it was six weeks after this. i imagine six weeks from now you'll all be down at the shiloh national battlefield park having a good time, too. so it certainly was a big one. and it is understandable that number of calgaries and such. why even in their day, when you look at the official records or if you look at the books that are written shortly after the war, fort donelson is rarely mentioned. could it be that the north, alth

also, very staggering amounts of accumulation is detected here in luzon, in the philippines, eastern seaboards are picking up waves as well because the moisture is all the way surged toward this. so as long as this stays over water, philippines will be targeted with very heavy rain as well. talking about wet and windy condition here in japan also. we had a very nice day here in tokyo with temperatures reaching up to about 19 degrees and lots of sunshine, but tomorrow, things are looking very different and kanto region we may see winds up to about 72 kilometers per hour and the wet condition we're talking about, 80 millimeters in the next 24 hours, just in the kanto region. in tohoku, we're seeing some wet weather already, accumulating there, but gusts will be remaining here in northern japan. the wintry pattern will be left behind. so sunday we may even see some blowing snow up here in hokkaido. temperaturewise, tokyo, looking at 16 degrees. then beijing at 17, reaching up there. meanwhile, in the tropics we're looking at chances of thunderstorms in manila at 30 degrees. let's head over to the

a bit of an exaggeration, but he searched high and low up and down the eastern seaboard for guitars, furniture, rugs, carriages, books, candlestick, snuffers and lace and even -- one more slide. keep going. even wallpaper. one more slide. this is a very famous depiction actually of the boston museum of fine arts, the tea party. later in date than what we are looking at with the madisons, but it explains what you would have seen in a very el gapt entertainment situation of the time period. one of the things that he picked up was mrs. madison's iconic turbin. it was a younger look, but she pulled it off quite well. in addition, he picked up her wigs. in one sense, he picked that was a little too small. not sure if that means something if he thought she had a big head or didn't measure it correctly. in march he wrote to mrs. madison to consider what we refer to as the red room and specifies he placed an order for chairs that referred to a suite he commissioned by baltimore cabinet makers to make the e liptic or oval-shaped salon on the first floor of the white house. he took to rearrang

the eastern seaboard, you're fine. willie, looks like the storms from new york southwards to d.c.come through early saturday morning. we'll have updates and i'll be here throughout the day tracking these tornadoes. >> all right. we'll be just fine with a little weather thinking about the people in the tornado regions. good warning bill. we'll back with you on "morning joe." >>> turn to sports. president obama took a break from election year poll it ticks to sit down at the white house with espn sports guy bill simmons. the two got deep into the throwing out of first pitches and who gets credit for the lin sanity and, of course, to the president's own chicago bulls. >> over the last five years, how many times have you envisioned welcoming the world champion chicago bulls to the white house? >> every year. and it hasn't happened yet. but it will happen. >> it will happen? you're like joe namath guaranteeing it. >> you know. i've got another five years here. >> you're guaranteeing that too. >> somewhere along the line my bulls are going to come through here, absolutely. i knew about

there's other operations going on the eastern seaboard that are army, navy. but this is great one to study here. i just have a couple of notes here. novice armies coming together. fort donelson's kind of fun also to study because people are make big mistakes. they're making some basic mistakes. how to handle and distribute ammunition. veteran armies later in the war will not have to deal with because it's known. you have that kind of thing going on. supplies. command and control. tactics are all under -- big flux here at this period of the war. so why is fort donelson kind of forgotten? i mentioned before it bigger battles had come up after this campaign. shilo in particular happened six weeks after this. in fact, i imagine six weeks from now you're all going to be down at the shilo national battlefield park having a good time, too. so shilo certainly was a big one. and it's understandable with the number of casualties and such. but why even in their day, when you look at the official records or if you look at the books that are written shortly after the war,

travel wise, it looks like it will be on the eastern seaboard during the day today. farther west you go, the better the weather gets. scattered showers and thunderstorms. temperatures getting warmer though all across the country. mostly cloudy skies are forecast today. a few showers in the forecast. 55 to 60 the high. so the winds will be picking up this afternoon a little bit. on the open waters of the bay, gusts could be up to 20. so small craft advisories out. insta-weather futurecast shows rain chances into the eefpk hours. then things dry up. we may develop sun breaks, especially out west of us. it might stay cloudy through part of the night. during the day sunday, we look dry. by sunday evening, the second part of this comes in. sunday night, monday early, we could produce more showers. so the forecast, up and down, up and down. tapers off by late afternoon. it comes back into -- and then tuesday near 70 with a thunderstorm chance by the end of the day. >> john, thank you. a new meter reading program. the system will also detect water use which will pick up on

first and foremost, quiet day for much of the eastern seaboard.ttered showers there in parts of the outer banks, but also back in parts of the piedmont region. a few showers that are forming there. some snow still back out towards the west. especially in the sierra nevada, but the rockies too, could get on the snow action. some places could get well over a foot. great for the skiers and not so much for the drivers. especially onnive 70. might have a tough time going west of denver. on the other side, back to the planes, we have a big mix there. one side, a lot of human, and with it with the daytime heating, we could have strong storms. on the back half of that, very, very low humidity. the strong wind, you get a fire threat. a segment one at that. it could be kind of a messy day to say the very least. we'll watch it for you very carefully. across the ohio valley, it's going to feel like summer today. very muggy. temperatures in memphis and even places like cincinnati will be in the 80s. with the high humidity, wow. it's going feel much warmer. it'

i'm looking at strategically massachusetts and eastern seaboard, the ability to respond all over our part of the world. doesn't make any sense. >> senator, thanks for the question. the air force had some really tough choices to make, tough decisions. the secretary asked us to turn over every rock as we sought to find the $487 billion that was mandated in the budget control act, and i believe the homeland was treated fairly and is treated as job one. however, we really need to be vigilant and ensure that we continue the programs necessary to defend the country and that includes the air control alert mission. and in terms of defense support to civil authorities, the guard, the air guard specifically, is very good at that mission. i'm going to count on the united states air force, the total air force, to support our requirement, but all of us had to make tough choices and hated to see some of these cuts happen. >> well, you know, they're not there yet. i'm hopeful that we'll be able to have a conversation because when you're talking about the best value for the dollar, the air guard ver

show you and don't be surprised if you see some abnormal looking clouds in the skies along the eastern seaboarding. that is because any minute now, nasa hopes to launch five rockets from wallace island in virginia. i guess it is kind of iffy because of the weather. >> the rockets willing launched # 0 seconds apart and will release a chemical tracer to create the clouds. temporary clouds may be visible no about up to 20 minutes by residents from south carolina all the way up to vermont but if the launch does not happen in the next few minutes, it will have to be postponed because nasa's window expires at 5:00 a.m. so they have deadlines too. only a certain amount of time they can get this in. >> i wonder why they're trying to create clouds. do we know that? >> let's ask the weather guys. >> can you ask me but i don't know the answer to that one. >> we'll try to get more information for you being today in new york. >> i'm interest giant food so you are sporting the purple for the cold weather. >> we just happened to do the purple. >> at least it is not bad circulation. >> i hope not. let me get r

sunshine and chillier along the eastern seaboard.> it is march 6. it feels more like february. still in the 30s throughout most of the region now as we are just past 9:30 in the morning. 38 at reagan nation am. but it is getting above freezing thankfully. most of the area. later today climbing into the 40s to near 50. and lots of sunshine. clear night tonight. another cold night in the upper 20s by dawn tomorrow. then southwest wind, we should warm to the mid 60s by tomorrow afternoon. and then a bit milder on thursday. might get rain friday. and then a sunny >> and that's your latest weather. natalie? >> up next, was it a desperate measure against a desperate housewife? mark cherry says why he fired nicollette sheridan after this. this is the story of one of nature's most perfect foods... quaker oats. in every way, a super grain. ♪ super for the fiber that helps fill us up. super for the energy it gives to get us going. super for the oats that are so good for our hearts. ♪ super for how it makes us... super. quaker oats. energy. fib

conducting large scale surveillance on muslim community in neighboring new jersey and throughout the eastern seaboardovernor chris christie and newark's mayor cory booker slamming nypd for keeping them out of the loop on this, and christie saying they think their jurisdiction is the world. >> my concern is this kind of obsession that the nypd seems to have that they're the master of the universe. >> the governor's criticisms well beyond police commissioner ray kelly aarrogance in a press conference yesterday. >> 9/11 was not prevented because law enforcement agencies were not talking to each other. they were being selfish. theythey were being paranoid and arrest gant. >> and he says that's happening now. >> we don't know what the provocation was. >> but new york city mayor michael bloomberg continued to defend his city's cops today saying they did nothing more than anybody in this country. >> a lot of the world trade center terrorists that killed 3,000 people went back and forth to new jersey. so to say that the nypd should stop at the border is a bit ridiculous. yes. >> let's welcome back mr. lewis.

so, you know, the eastern seaboard, the western seaboard, across the south, those are the big concentrations. but it tends to be everywhere. after the women enslaved in prostitution, the next highest are domestic servants. so again, usually young women, enslaved as household servants. and, you know, there have been big cases near boston and long island. >> hinojosa: right, but most of these people think, "well, again, that is a family that came from a particular country, and then they brought that person." and they're probably thinking, "i don't know if i would ever be able to see that, or if even..." you know, there might be some issues around that one, right? >> hinojosa: absolutely. you know, and in our book, in that slave next door book, we had a long interview with a woman in connecticut who was talking about how she came to suddenly realize that this wonderful servant her neighbor had was actually enslaved. >> hinojosa: and who... like, paint that picture. what... this was... >> well, you know, it's like they'd go for dinner, and this person would... this young man would be so subservi

a whole lot of folks along the eastern seaboard are going to see a very similar start and a similar end. minneapolis smashed their records in the 60s. 62 for chicago. 63, minneapolis. the coldest and most stormy part of the nation is going to be in a good morning. beautiful start. sunshine out there. temperatures on the chilly aside. the winds are light. the first day of daylight saving, high pressure over head. temperatures about 55 at noon. tomorrow, even better -- approaching 70. >> if you spent any time in philadelphia, d.c., maybe new york yesterday, it was sunny cool, but all right, just a little bit farther north, friday night into early saturday, there was a mezza low, and it produced that. new hampshire, 9 inches of snow. next photo that i have to share with you, from facebook, thank you so much for the picture. >> thank you. >>> sports now, he was the biggest story in pro football this year, tim tebow the quarterback, who became not only an out of nowhere, on the field star, but also a pop culture sensation, is it possible that tebow is about to get the boot by the denver bron

from the bahamas up the eastern seaboard, all the way to augusta, maine.e've had a week of record- setting highs. today is about 20 degrees cooler. now we're in the cooler weather. in chicago, 85. cleveland, 81. stormy weather on the southern end of this front. with get heavy thunderstorms, a couple of tornadoes reported in northwest louisiana earlier today. been a chill in the western part of the state. a definite boundary between the spring/summer weather and the cooler weather from the west. after the morning fog, the clouds will burn off tomorrow. 5 to 10 mile breeze on the bay. waves will be about a foot. thunderstorms in the amounts tomorrow, partly cloudy on thursday. -- thunderstorms in the mountains tomorrow, partly cloudy on thursday. and locations of about 20% chance of -- inland locations have about 20% chance of a thunderstorm. temperatures getting close to 80 on friday. than a little cooler with showers and thunderstorms. >> thank you. a local elementary school is falling apart. >> coming up, a second chance. + -- plus -- >> we want an arrest

here you can see on the satellite questionnaire, all clear over the eastern seaboard. except up in new england or the great lakes, there is say disturbance there. this is high pressure over kentucky. it will hold that stuff to the north. it looks like we're in great shape for a while. we'll talk more about the forecast and a warming trend just ahead. stick around. >> hundreds of high school students in maryland and across the country are in baltimore this beeked -- weekend for a basketball competition of sorts. >> of sorts is right. the basketball player aren't exactly who or what you would expect. >> talk about march madness. a robotic rumble pitting robot against robot. >> it is exciting to see the robots compete. it is a friendly environment. >> 34 maryland schools spending two days at the baltimore maryland center. the idea is to get kids excited about science and technology. >> and a big part of what it is is building teamwork where they are with each other for a long period of time. they are building friendships and connections. >> the students have to problem so

the worst are going to be parts of the eastern seaboard. charlotte could be a problem.orts in washington, d.c. could have a few backups there. later on in the day it should get better out west though. that is the latest. kick it back to you. >> okay reynolds. i will take it. thank you. >> you bet. >>> remember that guy named tiger woods who used to dominate the sport of golf? he finally has a shot to get his first pga win in years. much more on that coming up in sports. paid-in-full discount. [yawning] homeowner's discount. safe driver discount. chipmunk family reunion. someone stole the nuts. squirrel jail. justice! countless discounts. now that's progressive. call or click today. i care about my car because... i think it's a cool car. i think it's stylish and it makes a statement at the same time. and i've never had a car like that. people don't totally understand how the volt works. when the battery runs down the gas engine operates. i don't ever worry about running out of battery power... because it just switches over to my gas engine. i very rarely put gas in my ch

parts of the eastern seaboard seeing scattered showers in eastern great lakes, philadelphia, washingtonrts of georgia and southward into the carolinas, even florida, we see a couple of severe thunderstorm watches in effect until the early evening hours. what we're seeing to the west, something different. rain in the valleys, up in the mountains and snowfall. across the nation's midsection a beautiful day in

the showers continuing along the eastern seaboard across the southeast on saturday, tapering off intounderstorms and the snow to continue around the lakes. here's the cold air in place on saturday with only 29 in minneapolis. meanwhile, it's going to be quieting down in the west, especially southern california, looking nice. high and dry on sunday. snow showers around the lakes and to the interior northeast, as that second system spills to the east. by the time we get into the beginning of next week, there will be a chance of a little snow moving into new york city. not much. by tuesday, quieting down across much of the country and on wednesday, a thin area of showers moving through the middle of the country. otherwise, a much quieter pattern than what we're experiencing this week. tune into the weather channel 6:00 a.m. weekdays. get the latest forecast with "wake up with al." right? 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-hour energy. just open it up, knock it back, and roll up your sleeves. 5-hour energy is faster and ea