so, the makua chief hands to lonnie this calvary shell encrusted basket, and lonnie is light, why is he handing me this gift? but before he gives it to him, he reaches down and he puts soil from mozambique island or mozambique into the basket. and then he says to lonnie, i am charging you with going back to that wreck site, and i want you to pour the soil that i am giving you now over that site so that my people can touch home for the first time in over 200 years. it is an incredible story. and then lonnie and the team decide to do just that. so, they go back to south africa and they choose an african-american, a south african, and eight mozambican, and the three of them walk into the water with the basket and they pour the soil over the site. and what makes this story really extraordinary, again, i was not there when this happened so i can't say if it actually happened, but from many accounts, and i talked to a lot of people around this and they all say the same thing, that when they started that day, it was a pretty terrible day. it was rainy and the seas were rough. the three peop

so, the makua chief hands to lonnie this calvary shell encrusted basket, and lonnie is light, why is he handing me this gift? but before he gives it to him, he reaches down and he puts soil from mozambique island or mozambique into the basket. and then he says to lonnie, i am charging you with going back to that wreck site, and i want you to pour the soil that i am giving you now over that site so that my people can touch home for the first time in over 200 years. it is an incredible story. and then lonnie and the team decide to do just that. so, they go back to south africa and they choose an african-american, a south african, and eight mozambican, and the three of them walk into the water with the basket and they pour the soil over the site. and what makes this story really extraordinary, again, i was not there when this happened so i can't say if it actually happened, but from many accounts, and i talked to a lot of people around this and they all say the same thing, that when they started that day, it was a pretty terrible day. it was rainy and the seas were rough. the three peop

>> maurice: lonnie quinn now here to tell us how marches coming in. lonnie?n where you live peered so much of the country it is nice and calm out there. one possible lien maker, zoom in tight come around the great lakes. that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeast by sunday morning. for the most part it is offshore but what it brought to the area not so much a precipitation-wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour, the areas shaded in pink, fire watch is in effect, red flag warnings. careful any sort of open flame in this area, where there is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you better come even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, get to sunday is only 33. it is 19 in the morning on sunday, feeling like 10 degrees with that wind. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie, here there might be some trouble in the south was in fear storms? >> that is where

lonnie quinn has the latest on that. lonnie. >> gentlemen, you're right. in the carolinas have sort of relaxed but not the case off to the west. every color depicted here shows some kind of wind warning. pay close attention to the bright red in texas and new mexico. red flag warnings in effect until tomorrow afternoon. we could use some rain. there is some rain on the way. the problem is it could possibly come in the form of severe weather. overnight tonight at 4:00 a.m. for dallas until about 7:00 a.m, the threat is there for severe thunder storms, possibly even tornadoes. it moves into shreveport, louisiana, later in the morning. jackson, mississippi, mobile, by the time you get to wednesday, the line makes its way to the east coast. when you look at the radar signature, it will tell you a lot. when you watch a line form that is vertically stacked, straight line straight up and down, see what's developing right here? it's a strong line of storms as it makes its trek through the midsection of the country, it's going to finish and exit the east coast on we

so, the makua chief hands to lonnie this calvary shell encrusted basket, and lonnie is light, why is he handing me this gift? but before he gives it to him, he reaches down and he puts soil from mozambique island or mozambique into the basket. and then he says to lonnie, i am charging you with going back to that wreck site, and i want you to pour the soil that i am giving you now over that site so that my people can touch home for the first time in over 200 years. it is an incredible story. and then lonnie and the team decide to do just that. so, they go back to south africa and they choose an african-american, a south african, and eight mozambican, and the three of them walk into the water with the basket and they pour the soil over the site. and what makes this story really extraordinary, again, i was not there when this happened so i can't say if it actually happened, but from many accounts, and i talked to a lot of people around this and they all say the same thing, that when they started that day, it was a pretty terrible day. it was rainy and the seas were rough. the three peop

>> maurice: lonnie quinn here now. so how is march coming in, lon?where you live, gentlemen. i'll show you what i'm talking about. look at the radar picture, so much of the country, it is nice and calm out there. one possible lion maker, zoom in tight, around the great lakes. that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeast by sunday morning. for the most part it is offshore, but what has it brought to the area? it's not so much a precipitation maker, it is big wind and big cold air. wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour. the areas shaded in pink, fire watches in effect, red flag warnings because it is so dry out there. now the winds are blowing. you've got to be careful with any sort of open flame in this area, but it is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you betcha, even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, you get to sunday it is on