highlight add lot of the plant material that can be found in acadia national park. 98% true to the park. and then we took some lib earth which is other things, because this is the philadelphia flower show. and we need to have some color, brightness, and it is snowing outside right now. >> right. >> it is spring in here. >> it is beautiful. you mention it is the backdrop. why the flower garden in front? it is casino after mix, i understand there in maine? >> once again, acadia is very rugged natural landscape. and that is beautiful in and of itself. to provide the flower, color, the spring atmosphere. >> and it is phone for it beautiful sunrises, i understand, as well. you have work that into your show a little bit. explain that we will create on the hour a sunrise, acadia known to be the first place in the continental united states that the sun hits on cat lack mountain. late summer, early fall, we'll try to bring that to the garden. >> judging begins today there is morning. are you ready for it? do you feel confident? i understand you didn't run into any problems t

now i've entered acadia nsa national park beautiful looking like spring.prang here as well very soon. as we take a look at the temperatures across the eastern half of the country still feeling winter-like right now in the east coast. 40 in philadelphia right now but notice the 70's blossoming in the central part of the united states and the deep south. don't be jealous of them because those 70's will be heading our way but if you're heading up to the poconos could be one of the last weekends to get in some skiing here late in the winter season and into the early spring season. 39 for your saturday, partly sunny up there. and then as we get into the second half of the weekend on sunday, your temperature bumping up just a little bit into the lower 40's and there could be a quick snow shower or two especially the front end of the day but not a bad way to head up into the poconos. as you are looking into this particular exhibit, these are the types of signs you would see if you were in acadia national park. the great thing about a lot of folks that come here a

acadia and goes to the virgin islands. this is grand tetons a great -- all of these were launched by private donors. going interesting things on in parks today is urban parks. some of you may remember when central park was falling apart becoming a dangerous place, a couple private donors came along and did not just give money. they gave money, but they also gave a new management structure to the park. he insisted a 501(c)(3) was going to take over the park from the city, and this conservancy s.s had tremendous effect it is a huge part of the city life. that conservancy model was so effective it has become influential. it has been copied all over the country. oases forbeautiful overnights in all kinds of places. some of you have been to the high line in and have to. the discovery green in houston would be an example. a part being built in tulsa, with george kaiser's money. 606. things going on, all driven by private philanthropy. have been atrters the center of some miraculous recoveries of numerous endangered species. falc

darius nabors and kemp plan to finish their journey at acadia national park in maine on august 25th,onal park service's 100th birthday. on the newshour online: banksy, the elusive artist behind the million-dollar works of political graffiti, may have been tagged: a new mathematical analysis claims to have identified the anonymous street artist. see why they think they've uncovered one of the biggest mysteries in the art world, on our home page. all that and more is on our web site, www.pbs.org/newshour. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> ifill: according to his foes, the republican frontrunner is a con man, a liar, and-- worst of all-- unelectable. then why have all the remaining republican candidates promised to support him if becomes the nominee? welcome to the world of rocks and hard places. we sort through the latest amazing twists and turns in the 2016 campaign, tonight on "washington week." judy? >> woodruff: on tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour

acadia pharmaceuticals soaring, an fda advisory panel backing the company's drug to treat parkinson'se stock up 30% over the past week. big reversal in oil, we'll take you live for the closing trades on "power lunch." >>> hello, everybody. i'm sue herera. here is your cnbc news update. gop presidential front-runner donald trump campaigning in wisconsin, continues to defend his campaign manager corey lewandowski who was charged with battery for allegedly grabbing a female reporter at a rally earlier this month. >> okay, so a lot of you saw the tape. did anybody think it was a horrible thing what happened? i don't get it. i mean, we have people whose heads are being chopped off because they're christian, and for other reasons, in syria, all over the middle east. >> a legislative amnalysis says raging the minimum wage in california would cost taxpayers $3.6 billion a year. the california legislature could consider the agreement reached between governor brown and labor unions as early as tomorrow. >>> to tennessee based canc ircharities labeled shams have settled a massive fraud case by a

acadia pharmaceutical up after fda staff members said the company's parkinson's disease drug was effective associated with a disease and didn't recommend a black box warning for the drug. that stock up by 15%. >>> stock snapping a five-day winning streak, back near break-even levels for the whole year. >> five-week winning streak. >> what did i say? >> five-day. >> s&p up nearly 10% from the so-called jamie diamond bottom back in february. dom joins us and is looking at possible warning signs of a pullback. >> if you look at what's happening overall with the markets. we're hitting the reset button. it gives investors an opportunity to look at what's going to happen going forward. do they want to get long or stay on the sidelines. big warning signs out there. here are five that maybe haven a interconnected way of looking at the overall market. the dollar strength. maybe that's going to weigh on corporate earnings. a lot of it will come through next month when we have earnings season kick off all over again. that's having an impact somewhat on commodity prices. oil and gold prices taking a t

and when i got there they had just invented him with a device called acadia. this is circadian encased in silicon. in real life besides an attack occurs. this is intense arm. i should say he does not do this himself. they have a professional piercer. this is what circadian can do. so here he is sold in charging coil at to it here you will see a link grade three times. >> you power down at this point. >> was right before christmas. so what circadian it did was take the temperature of the information via bluetooth. they have plans to get the implant due to the heat of the charging coil. it is really just kind of a test. it is a perfect concept is something in the human body to develop an infection. if there is some other silicon that would reach. none of that would have been. they had just started building a device they call the northstar this is that the north star of the site. the idea was to develop an in-house compress at the back of your hand and light up when you space-bar at. kind of a de facto. so that is what it looks like a november 2013. this is their