in the atlantic, drowned in the atlantic and his body was swept up into the atlantic never to be found again. in the end i decided the best g to do is to dedicate the book to him so the book is dedicated to in this campbell mcintyre that sums up at least part of the story of our human relationship with this a great mass of water, the atlantic ocean. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, that was wonderful. >> [inaudible] >> i think you can get it online. i know that is a dirty word to use the to confine this again and copies published by hutcheson i think. >> something that seems to connect all the stories is that they connect to england which is an island nation in the middle of the atlantic and that makes sense. do you have stories about new england which depended very heavily on the atlantic and where people went back and forth to sort of stay in touch to make a living? >> there is a whole heap of stuff about whaling from new bedford and nantucket. i don't want to sound as if i am trying to sell this book but i suppose that is what i am trying to do. there is a lot about eve

as well as in the atlantic. i image you will see a offshore wind industry in the atlantic. >> where do you see us on wind energy in the next 20 years? >> the united states will lead the world. we were not leading the world four years ago. we have gotten back into the saddle again and we are leading the world with a lot of what we are doing in the clean energy world. the largest solar energy commercial scale facilities are springing up out of the deserts of nevada and california today. they will be producing electricity to the grid, some of them have already started. >> and yet this wind energy that you point out from off the coast of the atlantic requires mills. how do you deal with environmental concerns and's i can concerns and also the advance with wind energy? >> we said erp going to be smart from the start so we're going to plan where we're going to develop our energy in the united states which what we've done on the atlantic for example is we've mapped out the best places for wind energy areas. those have

just the atlantic division. confusing because there's lots of atlantics in that. i think courts, though, is a great representation of our company's commitment to funding new, you know, new ventures that are dedicated to great journalism and new topic areas. and courts had, you know, went out, they had great support from advertising as they launched last year and continue to see really a really fab house reception. so, um, i didn't mention it just because it's not part of my business, but it is certainly part of our strategy as we think about new opportunities and new ways to reach niche, influential art audiences. >> thank you. >> next question. >> hi, i'm jill jordan from the "arizona daily star". i had a follow-up question to the question just before me for kate about the areas of focus and the qualitative and quantitative research you mentioned. i wonder if you could just go into a bit more detail about that? i understand that in some places the staff was doing a lot of interviews at the community, and i wond

national journals, government executive, and the atlantic division so my focus is just the atlantic division, confusing because there's lots of atlantics. i think quarts is a great represent television of the company's commitment to funding new ventures dedicated to great journalism, and new topic areas, and quartz had great support from advertising when they launched and continue to see really a fabulous reception. so, i didn't mention it because it's not part of my business but it is important in our strategy as we think about new ways to reach niche influential audienceses. >> thank you. >> next question. >> i'm jill jordan from the arizona daily star. i had a followup question to the question just before me for kate, about tharyoffs focus and the research you mentioned. i wonder if you you could go into a bit more detail. i under in some places the staff was doing interviews of the community and i wonder how you started to get to the right areas of focus. was it open-ended conversation like focus groups or just know where you were headed in each community? >> we started by bringing all o

in march, revenue at atlantic cities' "trump plaza casino hotel" were down 31 percent. cordish is concerned politicians may "overdo it" with gambling as a state revenue source -- which could eventually increase regional competition. burger king's c-e-o is ketching up to a new job.bernardo hees is heading to heinz.hees was known for cost custs at burger king, including layoffs.3g capital owns b-k and finalizes a deal with berkshire hathaway to buy heinz this summer.both say there are no immediate plans to trim expenses. mcdonalds is trying to make a fast fix with its employees. according to the wall street journal, the chain is pushing for employees to improve customer service. the journal says 20% of mcdonalds' complaints are about "rude employees" and also say the problem is increasing.watch for mickey d's earnings april 19th. buying girl scout cookies won't score brownie points for most people at tax time.if you pay for and eat the cookies, it's not a deduction.but according to the irs, customers who pay for the cookies but don't actually take them, can treat the purc

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that spins off the atlantic ocean. also low pressure that is weakening finally off the carolina coast. and that's turned into winds again out of the southeast. so between these two, we have had these winds off the ocean. keeps bringing in moisture. remember yesterday, denver was in the 70s. right now, they're in the 40s. they expect to see late tonight into tomorrow. 3 to maybe 6 inches of snow in the tent area. and a few spots in iowa, nebraska and portions of the dakotas, could see as much as 6 to 8, orine 10 inches of snow. a little cold shot of air coming in that northern plains for those poor folks. unfortunately for us, high pressure will build in. we do expect to see a lot more sunshine. and we should stay dry, looks like, pretty much for the rest of the week after tonight. let's just call it pleasant and dry. very nice spring-like conditions headed our way the next few days. that high finally builds in. and the coast will be cool. but we'll be a lot pleasant. and milder, too. east winds, 10 to 15. bay temp stil

>> most likely, i think it was atlantic city.nday morning high tide, was probably the worst of it. what you're looking at here, the boardwalk area, the worst of this, though, was that evening high tide cycle, as we went throughout that monday night. and to put it all back together, this is literally where they stopped working yesterday, and they'll just continue. three quarters of a mile is how much of the boardwalk they'll have replaced by memorial day weekend. they're actually hoping up to open up the southern portion of this by the end of this week. that'll be great. maybe they can start opening up a few businesses here and then the big rush for the summer. let me take you through six months ago, what happened with this storm, and trying to explain why a category 1 hurricane did so much damage. this storm was off the outer banks. this is where a lot of hurricanes travel, probably one or two every year. normally, it's not an issue. this one did something that was relatively unheard of it. it made a left turn, went backwards, if

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her remarks are part of the atlantic's women in washington series.this is just under an hour. >> thank you, elizabeth and terry, thank you very much. and all of you for being here. thank you, valerie. i will tell you about a couple things about valerie before we get started. because we want to dive in. full disclosure. valerie and i used to work together. we worked on the first obama presidential campaign and as you heard i worked in the white house. but know i get a chance to ask her all the questions i always wanted to ask. valerie is senior advisor to president obama. she oversees the white house office of public engagement, a very important office for the president and head of council on women and girls. she was a senior official in many capacities in the city of chicago and was the chief executive officer of the habitat company. she also was, is a lawyer and practiced in a couple law firms. has gone from law to private business, government, different levels and now to the very, very top position, one. very, very top positions in the white house.

winds are coming off the atlantic ocean, keeping temperatures well below average. only 58 degrees.verage high for this last day of april 71, and the average we're going to turn things around tomorrow. acrossome steady rain calvert county. that is where most of the rain has been. because of where it is located vis-a-vis the trajectory of the pattern coming off the atlantic ocean. tomorrow, it will start to change a bit. 59 degrees in washington, 61 in culpepper. 60 degrees at b.w.i. there are a martial. high pressure moving in tomorrow -- at b.w.i. thurgood marshall. high pressure moving in tomorrow. thursday,e day on more sunshine and temperatures should recover into the upper 60's. this is what we have for you, just the chance of low clouds and drizzle. sunshine and upper 60's thursday. near 70 on sunday and monday and tuesday back into the lower 70's. that is a good outlook. toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> the braves just keep rolling all over them. >> the big story is stephen strasbourg. he is ok. everyone was in a full panic last night watchin

you turn the globe and face the atlantic and see the continents on either side.it around to look at the pacific and if ils the entire field of vision. just a huge thing. as the 20th century went on, tuck knowledge shrinks, the jet liners, and i think what we're seeing now with east asia and particularly china, is like the united states 200 years ago, they're now being drawn into a global economy. and for quite a while, they were a periphery, some still are, really, periphery to an american dominated global system. but the big trend is pushing towards them rising to the top of this global system. >> and do they have experience, two views. one is look, china is it was always backwater, the middle kingdom, fine, they dominated their own part of asia, but they had no real interaction with the world. they stopped building big boats because they got less interested in all that. >> yes. >> and so they actually have no experience with this. it's going to be a very new thing. and then there are those who say, no, no, this is a 5,000-year-old civilization. >> yes, you coul

atlantic ocean shrinks more, north america kind of sclihrink too, in the 14th century.shes north america to the top of the pile. the 20th century because we saw the shrinking of the pacific ocean, so big, that right up until the late 19th century, it's just very difficult for people to exploit the pacific. >> when you travel to asia, you take the flights and the pacific is long. >> it's really a illuminating just to look at a globe. you turn the globe and look at the atlantic and see the cont u tunents on the other side. it fills the entire field of vision. the whole thing. as the 20th century went on, the internet, jet airliners and i think what we're are seeing now with east asia, and particularly china, is that like the united states 200 years ago, they're now being drawn into a global economy and for quite a while, they were a periphery, some still are, a periphery to an american dominated system. but the big trend is then pushing to the top of rising to this global system. >> and do they have experience. two views. one is, look, china was always, the middle kingdom

pushing toward the east and so we are looking at a risk of severe weather along the southeastern atlantic coast. rainfall amounts generally about a tenth to a half inch but some areas will be picking up along the southeastern atlantic coast up to an inch of rain. we're also getting reports of levee breaks along river banks in the chicago area. we'll continue to track that as well. we'll get your local forecast in just a moment. first, this message. before the three- and four-star ratings... before local farmers and employees became secret ingredients... before rock star chefs were playing to packed houses every night... two restaurateurs sat down with our banker and transformed some chicago neighborhoods into culinary meccas. that's the power of connecting a vision into a recipe for success. that's bank of america. >> and that's your latest weather. >> we'll have much more on this developing situation in boston and the latest on the explosion at a fertilizer distribution center in the town of west, texas. matt is there live with the latest. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ male announcer

everyone said go to atlantic seafood. atlantic seafood.ere because you were right where theed. so we couldn't get there. people love your restaurant. where were you when the bombings happened? >> i was in the restaurant. marathon monday and patriots day is a huge day for us here in boston. and, you know especially in the back bay, end of the race. and -- we were in the restaurant. we were you know just very fortunate no one got hurt. >> how did you respond? did you help people? did anyone come inside the restaurant? >> we did have people seeking sheltter. our staff they could. we followed the cue of the local police and fire department. quickly evacuated everyone out of the back of the building. >> what's the mood from patrons now? are they more excited about coming back you believe? do you think people are still a little bit leery? i know you are optimistic. >> no. they are unbelievably excited. it is not even just our patrons. we are hearing it from the patrons. letters and phone calls and e-mails like you wouldn't believe just asking wh

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victory in the south atlantic changed everything. before the falklands, her first foreign policy adviser used to get hurt tutorials at lunchtime once a week was to cut him and omelets. after the falklands he got a knighthood but he never saw her again. she did not need him anymore. post-falklands was a victory. she failed disastrously in beijing when she tried to persuade the chinese leader to give britain another 50 year lease on hong kong. herorce of personality and close friendship with president reagan, she gave the world the impression that britain was an equal partner with america. their relationship set the pattern for later prime ministers, especially tony blair. when she was in charge, no one ever suggested that britain was america's poodle. >> he cannot help but notice but to respect when she addresses and speaks. we wait to hear from her. the upofficials spotted and coming gorbachev in the soviet union and invited him to london before he took power. i like mr. gorbachev she told me. i can do business with him. she did. >>

it will continue until the next system comes in from the atlantic on your thursday. temperatures are as follows -- the double digits for you in the west. 10 degrees in london and 13 degrees in paris. berlin at 9 degrees, but that will go up to 13 degrees as we head into your thursday and 14 degrees on friday. eastern europe will show a warmup as well. 13 degrees in bucharest on friday. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. maybe you have some energy- saving appliances, like an energy star-rated washer and dryer. but what about your tv? chances are it's on more than your washer, dryer, and kitchen appliances combined. did you know that if half of us in the u.s. replaced our regular tvs with an energy star model, the change would be like shutting down a power plant? you can find the energy star on everything from standard to high def to the largest flat-screen your heart desires. ow that makes sense.

across the atlantic, things there are also down in negative territory.the euro is drifting lower against the greenback, trading at a value of 1.3044. >> the british retailer tesco, the world's third-largest, says it is pulling out of the u.s. market. profits fell for the first time in 20 years. >> empathy says it wants it wants to refocus on its british operations ash the company says it wants to refocus on its british operations -- the company says it wants to refocus on its british operations. >> millions of germans were disappointed today when they went to get their mail and, lo and behold, the letterboxes were empty. no holiday postcards from friends. that's because thousands of postal workers have gone on warning strikes for higher wages. the lockout has given the term "snail mail" a whole new meaning. >> delivering a letter is a huge logistical challenge, from the sorting to the delivery, everything has to come together. deutsche post is one of the world's leading providers of postal services. the company operates in more than 200 countries. than

. >>> chivas atlante en el omnilife, penal de lugo y los potros empatan con venegas, y al fin ganan losquweretaro en elm ascenso. >>> en la premier el united gano al stoke dos a cero en donde volvio de titular el chicharito, saliendo al 77. >>> el united ve de ecrca el titulod e la liga premie. >>> en la formula uno alonso gano el gran premio de china. >>> el checo llego de 11 y el compañero abandono. >>> recueden que esta noche en contacto deportivo tendremos el mejor resumen. >>> y mi mejor resumen de la convocatoria en el twitter del conde k . >>> y desde caracas. >>> >>> gracias estamos con angélica gonzalez. >>> que ambiente tensio. >>> si, lo delñ 7 de octubre es que a las 9 de la tarde se dio el boletin y a las 10 henrique capriles reconocio los resultados. >>> y ahora es todo lo contrario, viebndo la televisión siente que ambos creen que ganaron. >>> henrique capriles dice que están contentos que paso pero no pueden decirlo. >>> nicolás maduro también tiene la sensacion . >>> y lo cierto es que la noche va a ser muy diferente a la pasada eleccion . >>> los comandos hablan pero l

the atlantic same council board member stu eizenstat u.s. served as chairman of the task force their route. initially as co-

así cruz azul da un paso importante para la liguilla >>puebla visita a atlante esteban paredes aprovechava del descenso >>el delantero anota un gol y rescataba el empate para liverpool. >>le muerde el brazo suárez. no es primera vez, en 2010 contra ajax, fue sancionado >>y saul canelo alvarez se impuso a austrin trot, sumando el titulo súper whelter ahora dice que sta listo para cualquiera >>así tapa muchas bocas, pasa la prueba de fuego, hasta aquí la informacion, muchas gracias y buenas noches >>y los peloteros hacen hasta lo imposible para atrapar una pelota, miren esto, sacrifico su bolsa llena de palomitas para quedarse con la pelota. >>una compañia privada contrata por nasa para entregar insumos a la estacion espacil, lanzo cohete para probar envio, orbital sing corp declaro que la prueba había sido excitosa >>el bote en que fue hallado sospechoso en boston, tendrá su recompmpmp y para la despedia, volvemos a boston, donde poca gente había oído hablar de be rry, quien tenia una vida tranquila en west, su bote resulto seriamentee averiado tras la balacera contra el joven checheno, e

studies at the before us university musselburgh meant you were part of the assembly that revise the atlantic constitution after major antique license protest back in two thousand and eight i contend with the state of other country the way it's in the. mode it has been great progress in this country be still have a long way to go stan go for a complete recovery we can say that the economy is quite run on track again are almost up to the pre-crisis level when it comes to growth in the g g p they in unemployment costs come down but quite many houses households here are still quite urgent. there are hospital not in the same political reform if you will. as much as there hostin economic recovery but today we don't go to the polls to vote on new. parliaments. eventually merging with government so would the economy on such a good track i mean iceland the recovery story is seen as a success to many but some voters apparently very wary of a ceratin and i'd turning to those who lead the country into financial ruin in the first place so why does the truth lie. well the truth lies somewhere in the middl

bars in the united states for tax evasion and fraud and is now seeking political asylum across the atlantic but in a typical ukrainian rollercoaster style twist he same has recently surfaced again together with the machine goes. there should be a should we have proof that lives are in co pay the first five hundred thousand dollars to the gang which. then another two point three million dollars were transferred to the assassins by yulia tymoshenko. to michigan who is currently on a second trial for alleged attacks evasion and money laundering the one nine hundred ninety s. when she led the united energy systems of ukraine company that could seriously increase her prison term but if any connection to sharon's murder is proved she would remain behind bars for life without her lawyers were quick to describe the accusations as nonsense because. the testimonies of the so-called witnesses had nothing concrete they all refer to what they were told by other people who died or were killed ten to fifteen years ago this is all i've seen that they have against this case was made up by the ruling elite w

. >> dos partidos para el domingo y chivas ante los del atlante. >> la selección mexicana de fútbol enfrentaco de san francisco presento a una tigresa

i'm pretty sure i found the ship on which frederick bruce thomas crossed the atlantic. what surprised me is how many people very different social and economic backgrounds crossed the atlantic and how readily they did it, how simple it was. you didn't have a passport to do it. you bought a ticket and went. you didn't mean a passport in europe at the time. you could travel from england to france but if you had when it might make things easier when you were trying to prove who did were. i found contemporary descriptions of what it was like and was a surprise for me which was humane practical reasons. the accommodations were not fancy, people were segregated by sex for example. men would be in a cabin with 12 to 15 and women would be in another one but the food was good, the treatment was to maine, there were doctors on board. a newspaper reporter decided to take it to see what it was like so that is a major source. i was surprised again to see how many people who buy profession were listed as laborers shuttled back and forth across the atlantic seeking seasonal jobs in one

a sign of solidarity reaching across the atlantic.d increased in light of boston. police numbers boosted by several hundred in last year and the number of spectators was also significantly up. many saying they were determined to show terrorism will never win. >> we're more determined to come out and show our support for everybody. it will never stop us. >> i think you've just got to come out and you can't let that hold you back. these guys need spoupport. >> have to check out the positive human spirit. up with incident like that can't derail something like this. >> reporter: prince harry was determined to carry out his official duties to the delight of the crowds. every single marathon runner that completed the course some 35,000, the organizers are donating $3 to victims of boston and the people that were injured. an enormous amount of money raised not only for charities in the uk but specifically those affected by the terrible events across the atlantic. >> dan rivers live in london. thanks very much. our final thought goes to londo

we have the influence off the atlantic, that marine layer, if you will. that's why we stayed with generally cloudy skies during the day on monday. here's a look at your forecast. i do expect to see some sun develop later this morning into the afternoon. we're starting out cloudy. even a spot or two of drizzle. 72 by 1:00. this afternoon with those sunny skies in spots, we should make the mid-70s if the clouds are tougher than i'm thinking, low 70s will be more like it. the clouds are coming up here off the carolinas and getting sort of like a cold air damage situation. the moisture gets on the east side of the divide and this is where we've got these clouds. you see these storms through illinois and northern indiana. that stuff or at least the front producing that will be in our vicinity as we head into the day tomorrow. so tomorrow perhaps a slightly better chance for a couple of showers. this morning as you get ready to head out, i think you'll need a jacket or sweat shirt. easton down to 50 now with 55 degrees in hagerstown and 54 in gaithersburg. moni

. >>> en el omnilife, las chivas ante el atlante con la imperiosa necesidad de ganar, pero al rebañoo con la tijera y la derrota de los norteños. >>> los camoteros ante jaguares de chiapas el japo rodríguez para el gol del triunfo en el minuto 86, después de culminar la jugada con una magnífica decisión. >>e> n españa, el barcelona sin lionel messi vence al zaragoza 3 a 0. >>> también en españa, el real madrid vence al athletic bilbao, cristiano ronaldo colaboró con 2 anotacines. >>> la final dramática del maste r de augusta le argentino cabrera cayó ante scott. >>> también la información deportiva está en univisiondeportes.com y también el análisis de la convocatoria del chepo de la torre para el partido ante perú. >>> continúa la cobertura desde caracas, al regresar ♪. ♪. >>> y vamos de nuevo a caracas venezuela, donde félix de bedout tiene lo último de la intensa jornada electoral, se puede hablar de un chavismo sin chávez en venezuela. >>> mira, lourdes ramos, es un tema bien interesante a lo largo de la historia se habla de victoria pírrica, miremos un dato ,en las elecciones de

. >> tonight it moves throughout the southeast and tomorrow mid-atlantic. quickly break it down for you in the timing. we're going to be seeing these storms cross all night long through the georgia. a very dangerous night into georgia. especially then the western sides of the carolinas. go in towards the morning. we are pretty much clear there a very rainy day across the northeast. and by about 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon, shep, this exits finally the mid-atlantic and we are finally done with this storm. >> shepard: rick reichmuth in the weather center. thanks. tax day less than a week away. the american civil liberties union raising questions about the irs. aclu have filed freedom of information act asking whether that agency is reading private emails without a warrant. if true, it could be a violation of the fourth amendment of the constitution which guards against unreasonable search and seizure. "the fox report's" correspondent jonathan hunt has been looking at this all day and a stack of documents related there to. what's the policy here? what's the

el 90 pizarro el dos a cero, pasa el munich, el sorteo es el viernes, par ala final de la copa mx, atlanteertadores . >> pasenla bien. >> antes de terminar, el power bolt se siente por que se anuncia un ganador esta noche. >>

because atlantic city's profits have been down for seven straight years.ver since in maybing new york and pennsylvania, they opened the doors to casinos there. so they just didn't have scarcity on their side. then during hurricane sandy on average the casinos were closed for five to seven days each. you can imagine that takes a big chunk of your profits right out of that particular quarter. so it will be nice to see if it can be part of a resurgence of atlantic city, perhaps tie-ins with nearby beaches like wildwood crest for example. they can all come back together. >> let's see what happens over the summer. regina lewis, many thanks as always. in today's one-minute playback, making predictions for the final four in college basketball. jimmy fallon knows who's going to win because last night he turned to late night puppy predictors for the answer. he rounded up four puppies. each representing a team. the first pup to the kibble wins so here's the big moment. >> there we go. they're ready to go. all right. let's release the puppies. come on. wichita state.

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high pressure is out in to to the atlantic. waiting for the cold front to get closer to us. it will move in the warm front in to thursday. this is as you head out map chester, seeing shall be trying to come through the clouds. that's the scenario throughout the day. more in haverly grace. the clouds are out there, see it around the marina, starting to see breaks in the clouds. 50 degrees new if northville, 51 westminster. we are in the 50s this morning. by the afternoon we will be in the 70s. clouds and sun and shower activity in to wednesday, thursday, and friday. for today, 72 degrees. by tonight, heading to the game, 7:05, temperature 68 degrees, moshing, the southerly breeze when the zy& chance for showers. thunderstorms i'm [ctalking abo friday.() >>> good morning, america. this morning, terror at the boston marathon. the two explosions that rocked the finish line, three dead now. at least 140 injuries. >> something just blew up. >> the chaos and horror as shrapnel blasted through the crowd. >> we are going to need more ambulances here. we need some more ambulances. >>

this will have no impact on the mid-atlantic. we will expect the clouds to sit in the-- to stick around overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. as we move into the day on tuesday come i think it will be even better, around 70-70 for the daytime highs. here is -- 70-75 for the daytime highs. grabrow, you might want to an umbrella just in case. if you seehance anything, it will not be a whole out. the extended outlook shows our temperatures warming trend around 80 degrees on wednesday, 76 degrees on friday. this is now ipod of -- a part of the cold front. cooler for the upcoming weekend. wjla.com has a photo gallery on the cherry blossoms and an interesting blog on why the world's hottest recorded temperature in libya was yanks -- was yanhnked. all right. up next, a terrifying fight for one woman. we will tell you what happened when s >> so this is a terrifying half or anyone who flies during committee violating after you follow sleep on board it clean. fixed that is exactly what federal authorities say when a recent flight into

just gradually nudging away towards the atlantic there. there isn't going to be much of a break before the next system. that is pulling itself together as we head toward sunday. you can see the snow there over parts of canada. this is the next system that will gradually sweep its way southward as we head through monday and into tuesday. look for snow. it is going to bring us more severe weather, potentially some more damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes as well. down towards the southeast, it should stay dry for the time being. as we head across towards europe, we have had some pretty unsettled weather recently. an area of low pressure responsible is not going anywhere any great hurry hurry. on sunday and into monday will still be wet their over many parts of italy and on monday that wet weather will stretch over the other side of the adriatic. this whole area will be very wet, and certainly not feeling warm either. further north it should be dry and bright. we have more cloud and rain rolling its way across us. if we head down to the north

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by the way, the atlantic james fallon also contacted united and he got a response. basically they said they reaccommodated the customers on the next flight to baltimore and since have conducted a full review on our in-flight entertainment. >> what was the name of the writer? >> james fowler. >> that's what jim fouls is doing now? >> he is in aviation, to be fair. >> he wrote about a lot of stuff tucker was talking about. he said they weren't necessarily the best when it comes to customer service. >> we noticed they're conducting a review of their in-flight entertainment, not the blaiehav of their flight crew. >> tucker, you said you're impressed by benjie backer's is he telling the complete story here? >> yeah. anyone who has non-majority views in school knows it's pretty hard. we should be bucking these people up and giving them courage, but we don't. >> i agree, and i'm sure he's telling the truth, but a lot of times these stories come out and like a week later -- >> every hate crime story always has another side where the person did it himself, but in this case,

spring and summer in the air in the mid-atlantic, but further north and west behind the cold front, 50 in chicago, 46 in minneapolis. minot, north dakota, 30 and getting bolder. the chance for showers wednesday afternoon to come up thursday afternoon. close to be on thursday. friday, warming up. the set up is there. be theay, there will cold front coming through and maybe even some severe weather. the touch of cloudy in spots, partially sunny, mild, isolated showers, high of 75. and then widespread showers and storms on friday. cleary and breezy, much cooler, through the weekend. now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local trio to dealers. -- toyota dealers. collegetim brant celek park where a group of luminaries have gathered to honor one of the great time coaches here. they will unveil a sculpture of the concourse. i will be the emcee of the event and i just spoke with him moments ago. >> it's like a homecoming. i'm excited about it. and then at maryland stayed for athletic director. stayed anywhere this long. this is sort of like my home. >> you're one of the first guys

we have high pressure off in to the atlantic.he winds will be easterly, southeast throughout the day. waiting for the cold front to move through ahead of the cold front, we are dealing with showers and this is marching towards us, i am keeping the possibility for showers to come in here by game time or as the game goes on. take the poncho with you. we should stay dry throughout the day. we have clouds in here, we have sunshine as well. we have the chance for a few showers as we work in to wednesday, thursday, and friday. the unsettled weather will be with us for the next several days. in to the afternoon, upper 60s, to low 70s in to the afternoon. we will start off on a mild note again tomorrow morning, look by the afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid- 70s. this will continue for the next several days. unsettled weather and also the warmer temperatures, by the weekend, we will cool down but will get more sunshine. now a check of the time saver traffic with loren cook. >>> good morning, traffic is really starting to pick up.

today we're waking up across the mid-atlantic in places like washington, d.c. to some rain. you do need some extra time out here. parts of new jersey, parts of maryland and also delaware, you're going to see some rain throughout the morning for your morning commute as you head out the door to work. new york city, you'll be seeing those showers later this morning. that storm system is a relatively quick mover. by this afternoon we'll be seeing drier conditions behind it across parts of the northeast. across parts of florida, heavy rain associated with the same system. temperature-wise, we're looking better across the eastern part of the country. in the 60's today across parts of georgia, carolinas. 61 should be your high temperature in new york city. if phoenix, arizona, 92 degrees for your high temperature today. we do have the ncaa tournament this weekend. atlanta, you're looking much warmer, into the 70's for saturday and sunday. the game of course is indoors but if you're traveling out there, it looks pretty good. >> thank you very much, maria. we appreciate it. what we w

i want to mention over parts of the dakotas, the atlantic we have light showers to deal with. the snowstorm that brought snow across the midwest still doing so across north dakota and sections of minnesota. still dangerous traveling conditions out there. winter storm warnings are still in effect and gusts could be 20-30 miles per hour at times. the warm sector, that time of the year we see severe weather. we have a slight chance to see severe storms from parts of illinois, missouri even into oklahoma. this is a slight chance. damaging wind gusts large hail being the main concern. temperatures warm in texas of course in the 70s by friday. >> 70s in florida. that looks nice. >> maria, thank you. >>> the time now is 9 minutes after the hour. coming up, yes, it is time to pay uncle sam. here is this. lots of places easing your tax pain by giving away for free some of your favorite things. we will tell you where. >> after a student complained this professor fired back and told them to get it together. that professor is under fire. we will have that story coming up. i'm phyllis, and