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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time, as we went throughout 8:00 a.m., monday morning's high tide, that we saw this damage in atlantic cityupposed to be the bad high tide. when we saw this, we knew that we were in trouble, up the shore in jersey, new york city, all the way through the long island, staten island, included in all of that, because this was not supposed to be the worst high tide. we were going to add three or four feet on top of this and atlantic city just got nailed. as we went through the day, the water didn't recede. then the next high tide came, two hours after landfall, the winds were still onshore, and that's when all the devastation happened. that's when the billions of dollars worth of damage were done, all over the place. of course, it was all nighttime, so the pictures don't look quite as dramatic, but the damage was enormous from the jersey shore all the way up to new york city because of the storm surge. and it's interesting here, brian, being down here in seaside heights and looking up and seeing all the stuff on the shore, you don't see wind damage. this isn't like the storms you can see with ka

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.

. >> it's too fancy for my atlantic city ladies. >> long before carrie and the gang -- >> i'm not thes. >> yep, you're the lady. >> before "girls" there were those other girl, mary rhoda, phyllis, suanne and jeorgette. they could turn the world on with their smiles. >> you've got spunk. >> their apartment battles. >> this is my apartment. >> their vibrating beds. >> yet the fierce five were together again to film an episode of hot in cleveland and to reminisce. >> what is it like for you all working together after 40 years? >> heaven. >> and none of us has changed. >> gravity has taken over a little bit. >> when you think back on the show, why do you all think it resonated so much? >> it reflected women. >> and then that ever popular question, how come a girl like you isn't married? how come you're still single? >> the writing was fantastic. >> you don't put on your hats, you can't. have any dinner. >> your characters were all so fun and funny and interesting and imperfect. tell me why you think people were so attractive, first of all, to rhoda? >> because they recognized themselves.

but, it's going to be visible toward cumberland and richmond and toward atlantic city. again, this is 5:00 tomorrow. i just tweeted about this an hour ago. so, don't freak out if you see something in the sky flying around for 180 seconds or so. okay, speaking of the sun, that's nice. that's our live michael and son weather camera. it's nice outside. clouds gone away. temperature 73. relative humidity, comfortable. 57%. winds light and out of the south right now at 13. they will become easterly again tomorrow as the front can't make up its mind which way it wants to go. here's a look at the radar. we are quiet right now around the metro area. big thunderstorms out in the ohio valley and in fact, severe weather in the ohio valley. we have a severe thunderstorm watch to the west of us. some of this activity will die out and graze our northern suburbs later on tonight. temperature wise, 74 fairfax. 76 in reston. 73 in waldorf and 76 in college park. so, oscillating cold front for the rest of the week. it will take this front through friday to figure out which way to go. a f

we've expanded because of demands for news of local interests-- a bureau in atlantic city and newark, washington to get the news we wanted. so it's a complete newspaper with hometown flavor. how to maintain that hometown flavor? john morton. dailies respond to this by creating a special section-- done on a daily or weekly basis-- devoted specifically to each suburban community. you'll have suburban news and advertising from that community. it's a targeted edition of the newspaper. new technology allows newspapers to do that in a more efficient way. to produce news for individual communities, the asbury park press turned to the computer, or more accurately, many computers-- in the city room to file stories, in the classified advertising department to take in information, in makeup to put together ads, in composing to control the phototypesetter, and in the art department to create graphics. most importantly, the computers allow editors to tailor separate editions for different regions. frank o'hearn is the computer systems editor. for a zoned edition, you can complete one edition, pres

>>> it was six months ago today, october 29 of 2012, hurricane sandy came ashore northeast of atlantic city, new jersey. what a legacy it left behind. 159 people lost their lives and the storm surges and winds brought a staggering $78.8 billion in damage to the northeast. nbc's katy tur has been covering the storm since that night six months ago. she's with us tonight from seaside heights on the jersey shore. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. behind me is one of the iconic images from the aftermath of sandy. the roller coaster that's sitting in the ocean. turns out it isn't the only thing, far from it, that's stood still since the storm. a nine-foot surge on the jersey shore. water and winds that ripped apart staten island and the fires and floods that levelled the rockaways. six months later and the worlds sandy turned upside down are still fighting to right themselves. in new jersey, 39,000 people remain displaced including the lemcools. >> this is the kitchen. >> reporter: when we first met them in union beach in december, they were a step away from homeless. wendy, her par

that really dealt a bad hand to the atlantic city casinos. >> definitely, alex.e in profits over the last year. now, they were really citing that had something to do with hurricane sandy, but also philadelphia, pennsylvania, and new york has also added casinos. so that attrition was going to those other states. there's another casino in atlantic city that applied for bankruptcy just in the last year. so we're really seeing that sort of effect happening there. alex, i know one way we can get those people back to atlantic city, want to hear it? >> tell me. >> just putting it out there. if the boss would just do -- bruce springsteen would just do a concert, i'm sure people would come floating back. >> he goes, we're going together. >> i'm sure a lot of people would agree. >> thank you, hitha. >>> that the fired rutgers coach won't be hurting for money. wait until you hear about the windfall he's getting from the school. and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for

the regional casinos were not hit the way the destinations were like atlantic city or vegas.n. we think of vegas, atlantic city, chicagoland is a huge market, but these are almost destinations where this maryland is not a destination, this is where people actually live. >> you say it very, very well. you drive 20 minutes, you gamble, the entertainment we give them, they don't need an airplane or a hotel room. instead of going to the movies, they come here. it is much less susceptible. jeff: the attacks, nobody seems to mind, i guess in some ways. this goes largely to the education fund in the state. maybe one day we will educate people enough not to gamble. we continue to walk this entire time and talk, we are still not at the end of the casino. >> it is 360,000 feet, three and a half football fields. very few this large anywhere. jeff: the third largest in north america, david cordish, glad to see you. dennis: thanks a lot, jeff flock. cheryl: you have heard of hooking a private car, now there is an app to book a private jet. with me now, the ceo. thank you for being here. t

it's not clear if the musician will play tomorrow night in atlantic city. >>> a classic car made famous in a movie and then stolen. a trail that led police to oakland 17 years later. >> we have the update the forecast and the warmest day this week and when we'll see a return of 90 degree temperatures. >>> and we're following developing news right now. . >>> we have developing news rielt now out of oakland where police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead. it happened about 9:30 at a house in the 700 block of 53rd street. three people were shot and driven to the emergency room right next door. miss have confirmed that one person -- police have confirmed that one person died at the hospital. we're working to find out more. again, a triple shooting in oakland in just the past hour with one person confirmed dead. another interesting fact this shooting was just a block and a half from where a 21-year-old woman was shot and killed in front of her son on wednesday night. >>> a red chevy malibu featured in the movie "pulp fiction" was found here in the bay area. police

we all know about las vegas and atlantic city, chicago is a huge market.tion markets, this is not. you just have a dense population. tracy: the fourth largest metropolis in the united states. 6 million adults live with an hours drive of this facility so this is a destination regional property. jeff: cordish is known for his developments of all sorts of things. regaining peace, the growing peace because states are looking to monetize it. consumer spending on gambling right now is back on the rise again, and states need this as a means of revenue. >> absolutely. it is a great industry from the private enterprise standpoint as well as a public side. but there are only so many left. jeff: don't get oversaturated, you are saying. >> right. certain could be lucrative. jeff: it is the third-largest casino in north america counting all of the nevada, atlantic city and the rest. i want to leave with a note about what states draw the revenue in. pennsylvania believe it or not $1.5 billion in state revenue each year. states are relying on it. >> absolutely. pennsylva

it's not clear if the musician will play tomorrow night in atlantic city. >>> a classic car made famous in a movie and then stolen. a trail that led police to oakland 17 years later. >> we have the update the forecast and the warmest day this week and when we'll see a return of 90 degree temperatures. >>> and we're following developing news right now. a triple shooting that has left one person dead. what we've learned. right after the break. . >>> we have developing news rielt now out of oakland where police are investigating a triple shooting that left one person dead. it happened about 9:30 at a house in the 700 block of 53rd street. three people were shot and driven to the emergency room right next door. miss have confirmed that one person -- police have confirmed that one person died at the hospital. we're working to find out more. again, a triple shooting in oakland in just the pastour with one person confirmed dead. another interesting fact this shooting was just a block and a half from where a 21-year-old woman was shot and killed in front of her son on wednesday night. >>> a red

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here's a similar promotion from atlantic city, um, which was very assertive in the competition as well. and you see them connecting everywhere. here is the st. louis promotion, weldon spring was the site outside the city that they were putting forward. and here's tuskahoma, oklahoma. again, with the concentric circles. they're at the center, and they're offering this very modern structure and the airplane is arriving to bring the world to tuskahoma. and you can see here that they're measuring air miles, right, in order to show how accessible tuskahoma might be. now, tuskahoma is another one of those stories that on first glance seems like one of the crazy places on the list. um, but there's also a richer story behind it. some of you may know that tuskahoma was the capital of the choctaw nation, and it was proposed to the u.n. as a place where the diplomats could locate and make a statement about social justice. by being in the land of an oppressed people. and so there's much more going on to the tuskahoma campaign than might appear. so there are all these promotions about air travel, h

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. >> nothing is too fancy for my atlantic city lady. >> reporter: long before carrie and the gang. >>. >> reporter: before hbo's girls, there were the other girls, mary, rhoda, phyllis, sue ann and georgette. they could turn the world on with their smiles. >> you have got spunk. >> reporter: their apartment battles. >> this is my apartment. >> reporter: their vibrating beds. hi, ladies. >> hi. >> reporter: the fierce five, mary tyler moore, valerie harper, cloris leachman, betty white, were together to film an episode of "hot in cleveland" and reminisce. what is it like for you all working together after 40 years. >> heaven. >> it really is heaven. none of us has changed. >> reporter: tell me why you think people were so attracted first to rhoda. >> because they recognize themselves. >> i can't. i have to lose ten pounds by 8:30. >> a friend of mine once said, mary is who you wish you were, rhoda is who you probably are. and phyllis is who are afraid you will become. >> we try to be very truthful in our family. you're not her aunt. >> reporter: weighing on the minds of these old frien

here's a similar promotion from atlantic city, which is very assertive in the competition as well any see them connecting everywhere. here is the st. louis promotion. bowdoin spring was decide outside of the city that they were putting forward in his tesco home, oklahoma, and again they are at the center in their offer in this modern structure and the airplane is arriving to bring the world and you can see they are measured air miles in order to show how accessible test, might be. it's another one of those stories that at first glance seems like one of the crazy places on the list, but there's also a richer story behind it. some of you might know someone was proposed to the u.n. as a place for the diplomats locate and make a statement about social justice by being in the land of an oppressed people. so there's much more going on to the campaign they might appear. so there's all these promotions about air travel, how easy it will be, how swifter will be to travel to any location you might want to be the capital of the world. but then there is a wrinkle. boosters were boasting as booste

happening right now, live pictures coming into our newsroom from atlantic city, new jersey.there is some sort of hazmat situation going on. we don't have details of the exact location. we're going to gather more information for you. >> the police looking for a chief that can't keep his mouth shut. south san francisco police calling this man the chatty thief or as my grandma used to say, a chatty-catty. he walks into a store or office posing as a customer and has long conversations with an employee and when they are not looking, he rips off their apple devices. he has hit at least eight times since the end of february in burlingame and south san francisco. he goes by the name mike or michael. he has shaggy brown hair but reportedly, he has shaved it off. he did that sometime last week. >> hayward wants to keep online gambling out of its city for a little while longer. city council will discuss whether to extend a temporary bapd on computer gaming businesses an internet sweepstakes cafes similar to this one. they offer clients las vegas style gambling games. it was first enact

there are waves in the streets of downtown atlantic city. >> this is how i come to you. ♪ >> back, back, squeeze, squeeze. >> i am bullish on america. i won't steer you wrong and that's no bull. >> i am just more than all hat. >> this will be the seventh fed rate cut in a row. you have to pay attention. this is major. >> who is that hairless prophet of doom? how can we appease his anger, please? if we give you our hair, will you give us back our money? >> so for the first time i can't tell you i will be back next week. you can still follow me on twitter and facebook. keep watching this space. this has been my home a

there are waves in the streets of downtown atlantic city. >> this ought to come to you. fat greek wedding" butt butt squeeze squeeze. >> i'm bullish on america. i won't steer you wrong and that's no bull. i am just more than old hat. >> this is going to be the seventh fed rate cut? a row! you've got to pay attention to this. this is major. >> who is that hairless prophet of doom? and how can we appease his anger? please! if we give you our hair will you give us back our money? >> for the first time i can't tell you i'll be back next week. can you still follow me on twit

she said "i've never been to atlantic city." and of course we go right by pine valley so -- they wouldn't let her go. she saw it from the outside, david newbold became a good friend, took her around the property and peeked her nose in where she could watch me play, i played pine valley and we got that and the next day she said she was -- well, we've now seen the board walk, she says "let's go home." so we went home. that was our honeymoon. >> rose: our discussion was more than an hour and we'll show it to you in two parts. we begin looking back 53 years ago in the u.s. open. you might have won the u.s. open, but you didn't. >> ints dently, that was the best thing that ever happened to me. >> rose: what? >> not winning. >> rose: why? >> i learned so many lessons, i got to play with hogan. i saw how to finish a tournament. i learned the mistakes that i made. if i won the tournament i never would have found the mistakes i made which i never really repeated in my career. >> rose: what kind of mistakes? >> oh, i had a one-shot lead b

who can't afford to gamble but when you look at that you can say the same thing of las vegas or atlantic city or any other place that likes gambling so there's always there is always that type of controversy and there is always the -- of organized crime. really that has been studied and proven that it is not. that's not to say that there couldn't be but is from proven largely that that's a false rumor. indian gaming does have its good things but if you think about it anything that is successful as an organization or a program or even as an individual there will always be numerous can criticisms. when people read this book what i want them to see is to look at the glass being half full. half full and not the bottom half but the top half with optimism as they look at the success of the tribes building their nations. but a little bit more than that because if you look at the metaphor of the glass, the water glass being half full let's move it to a different context. the indian environment like a water board so the waterboard in which that was a drinking vessel long time ago for a lot of the trib

city. a couple of showers are rolling across parts of the mid-atlantic today. ould see an isolated shower. the heavier stuff farther west into the midwest. bismarck, you saw record snow. on the warm specter of the storm system severe weather will be possible, very common this time of year, anywhere from oklahoma to parts of missouri, arkansas into illinois, a slight chance for wind gusts or even large hail. it looks like the chance today will be very slim. as we head into wednesday, more snow in the midwest and another round of more significant severe weather is expected. >>steve: keeping an eye on the sky, maria. thank you. meanwhile, it's tax day. there are record-breaking figures. the obama administration set to collect a startling $2.7 trillion in federal income taxes this year. despite a struggling economy and high unemployment, the president's budget outlines plans to tax us even more. >>gretchen: what are some ways you might be able to save even if you're filing last minute? the vice president of turbo tax is here with some answers. we were just having a

it turned out somehow he made it to atlantic city last night. he's racing back here.: that's the problem. when you work on a tv show you cannot sleep in and think you are going to get away with it. >> bill: all right. siprion we'll see you when you get here. my column is up too on our website, and we also send that out to all of our followers on twitter and facebook my latest column on how white house reporters are getting it wrong. they don't have the sequester is having a real impact on people. oh, yes, it is. it is hurting real people. it is just that most reporters don't live in the real world. the president was out of down but they had the first lady the white house chef, bo, dale hanie, and about 30 kids from all around the country to help the first lady plant the white house garden. sure sign of spring -- >> doesn't feel like it. >> bill: she said you plant it and you eat it. >> you are eating our vegetables? and many of you have gardens of your own? awesome. so you know what to do, right? are you ready to plant? all right. let's get going. let's do it! >> bill

and then the fourth factor, is that certain places, i described the atlantic city, new york, as one.cause it is a shallow underwater shelf. with the storm coming from the southeast the water piles up even further. we wouldn't see that normally. >> i'm going to ask you to t same question we asked congressman king and congressman meeks earlier. what can be done in the immediate future to prevent such damage here and to breezy point with regard to beaches and with regard to how homes are built and where homes are built, what can be done right now? >> i heard that question earlier and it is a great question. we need to build higher and realize that whether it is a six-foot storm surge or eventually six feet of sea level is, you know, over the next century, we need to build higher -- it is a different coastline and it will be different for our and grand kids. this is not our grandfather's ocean or beach. it is going to change. we just didn't think it would change because we had a -- an intermission of several hundred years. >> fema is getting grants now for people to put their houses up a

you look at that you can ask the same thing a las vegas or atlantic city or any other place that has legalized gambling. so there's always that type of controversy. there are also rumors that there is organized crime involved in indian gaming. really, that has been studied and proven that it's not. that is not to say that there couldn't be, but it has been proven largely that is a false rumor. in the gaming does have its criticisms. you think about it anything that is a plus for an organization as a province or even an individual , there will always be rumors are criticisms of people who do, in fact. when people read this book what i wanted to see is, look at the glass being half full. have full and not the bottom half, but the top half of optimism. look at the success of tribes and rebuilding nations. but more than that because if you look at the metaphor of the glass, being careful, let's move it to an indigenous context, an indian environment, like a water gourd. so the water gourd in which, you know, that was a drinking vessel long time ago for a lot of tribes of indian people, t

who can't afford to gamble, but when you look at that, you can ask the same thing of las vegas, atlantic city or anyone else who legalized game ling. there's that controversy. there's rumors there's organized crime involved in gaming, and, really, that's been studied and proven that there's not. that's not saying that there could be, but it's largely a false rumor. indian gaming does have its criticisms, but anything successful is there's always going to be rumors, and who is there, and when people read the book, what i want them to see is the glass being half filled, half full, and not the bottom half, but the top half of optimism that look at the success of tribes in these rebuilding of the nations. it's more than that because if you look at the metaphor, and half full, let's go into a context, and indian environment like a water gourd so the water gourd in which, you know, that was a drinking vessel a long time ago for a lot of tribes, a lot of indian people, look at the water gourd being half full and the optimism and all the positive things, the rebuilding, the triumph over tragedy that

but you can ask the same thing of las vegas or atlantic city or any other place that legalized gamblingso there's always that type of of controversy. there's also rumors, well, that there's organized crime that's involved in indian gaming and really that's been studied and proven that it's not. that's not to say that there could be, but it's been proven largely that that's a false rumor. so so indian gaming does have its criticisms, but if you think about it, anything that is successful as an organization, as a program or even as an individual, there are alls going to be rumors or criticisms of that people who do, in fact, succeed. when people read this book, what i want them to see is look at the glass being half filled. half full and not the bottom half, but the top half of optimism that look at the success of tribes in rebuilding their nations. but a little bit more than that, because if you look at the metaphor of the glass, tr glass being half full, let's move it to an indigenous context. an indian environment like a water gourd. so the water gourd in which, you know, that was a dr

born on the island in western scotland, traveled down the atlantic to cape town to another atlantic ocean city and had taken a job on the boat and attempted to rescue 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 f

. >> where do we stand on you being able to maintain -- atlantic city is not that far.ill you see everybody try to do this eventually? >> well, i do think it's a trend across the united states that state by state they are adopting gambling legislation. and it's sort of a domino effect. and the question will be when you have too many that you start reaching saturation. certainly we are located in maryland. we're nowhere near close to that. because we're relatively new legalizing gambling. we've been open now seven, eight months. and we're the number one casino revenue wise in the middle atlantic area. i think of about 36, 37, we're number one. we're already pretty well surrounded. delaware, pennsylvania, west virginia has gambling already. and we've got our own pocket of customers here, which is very affluent and very dense with a good road pattern. but it will be interesting to see whether gambling spreads, for example, down south where -- until you get to florida there's not much of it. >> good luck. wishing you luck, which must sound a little bit ironic. it's all abou

so he had some bills he had to make in atlantic city. >> bill: he's out of rehab.s morning. >> he's doing fine. he appreciates your prayers. >> bill: you know, it is sort of -- i feel kind of a letdown you know. all of this march madness and all of the build-up and everything i mean last night's game was sort of, okay, yeah. >> last night was one of the most exciting college basketball games ever. >> absolutely. >> bill: no! really? >> i don't know what game you were watching. >> bill: i didn't watch any of it. it seems like a letdown because we all knew louisville was going to win. >> it was a close game. it was a very close game. >> bill: 82-76. >> that's a close game. >> bill: no overtime. >> well, i mean -- >> bill! >> bill: it seems like a letdown to me. this is the way it ends. this is the way the world ends with a whimper, not with a bang. >> i'm not sure what to say to that. last night's game was phenomenal. phenomenal. >> bill: all right. >> i'm sorry. >> bill: i think a big upset would have been a better ending to this thing. >> it nearly was. michigan pl

i lived in asia and i wondered if macau could become an atlantic city in asia and it had its day and money and more choices, will they go to places like singapore, the u.s. and europe? >> we don't think so at all. it's only the legal place to gamble in china and he's looking at the whole pro delta region. access is opening up and visa policies are loosening and we see that continuing and remember, this is an asian culture and we see critical mass in macau and we see people that like to gamble. >> all right. las vegas sands has certainly been one of the key ways that u.s. investors have played this. what are the others? >> one we like a lot is mpel and when you put melco up with las vegas sands and then if you look thea the projects it has upcoming, and even if you put it on a timeline, there's a long way to go with mpel. >> not yet. >> when you look at a chart like that don't you have to start to wonder a bit and get worried? >> think. and continually we want to see consensus move higher on a name like mpel, with that type of momentum and that type of stock chart. i think you'll see

. >> in fact, guys, there's an article from the editor of atlantic city where he talks about a remodelround the united states as you pull together cher tabl foundations in a city. you're looking skeptically. >> i'm going to come up with a nice comment to say really. >> well, what's the problem with the rebound idea? >> i think the rebound idea is lovely. i'm all for entrepreneur ship and job creation and kudos to people who are trying new things. there was another article in the journal yesterday talking about keeping police protection in populated areas. >> private funded charities. >> yes. and the last comment was so telling and tragic about how we have to do triage. it was not an upbeat commentary. >> mike, do you believe that we do have a resurgence of manufacturing as the headlines wuld suggest? maybe not in the employment report. >> i think it's around the edges. obviously there is this story on small measures of infield, old industrial real estate and prublgs capacities out there. if you actually are optimistic about it, i don't think it's something that can fix what is a broken

we've also expanded out with additional digital properties like the atlantic wire and atlantic cities. very important piece of our business is our events business, so, you know, we're now live. we do -- just don't want to get this number wrong -- we do more than 30 events a year and have a fantastic team that's really out there bringing what we do in print and online to life with real audiences. and then, you know, mobile is sort of on here because increasingly, obviously, mobile is part of digital, but increasingly people are fragmented in how they want to consume content. and in 2012 30% of our audience was coming from mobile devices whether that be smartphones or tablets. we expect that's going to continue to grow, and, um, you know, i won't be surprised if that reaches 50% by the end of this year. so lots of new challenges, but also lots of new opportunities. just to cover sort of the key pieces of business here, so as rob mentioned in the intro, the atlantic subscription base was up 6% in 2012. newsstand was actually down a little bit, so net-net we were up about 4.3%. this is ve

but we're also daily and hourly and by the minute on our dot-com property, and likely their and atlantic cities. a very important part of our business is events business. so we're now live. we do -- don't want get this number wrong -- we do more than 30 events a year and have a fantastic team that is really out there, bringing what we do in print and online to audiences. mobile is part of digital, but increasingly people are fragmented in how they want to consume content. and in 2012, 30% of our audience was coming from mobile devices whether that be smartphones or tablets. we expect that's going to continue to grow, and i won't be surprised if that reaches 50% by the end of this year. so, lots of new challenges and also lots of new opportunities. just to cover sort of the key pieces of business here. so, as rod mentioned in the intro, the atlantic subscription base was up 6% in 2012. news stand was actually down a little bit so netanyahu we -- so net-net we were up 4.3%. so this is relevant to the competition. really makes us stand out. the interesting thing about it, and for anybody who knows

he's leaving this remote western edge of ireland for big city life on the atlantic. to boston, a traditional magnet for irish immigrants. he is starting to miss home even before he has left. >> i love it, and i love living there. my friends and family of there, and they play football and soccer, but you cannot save money, and even if you do get ahead of yourself, something happens to the car or something just has to be done there. there is always something that you just cannot get that little bit ahead. then he trained as a plumber and weather -- welder but was unable to find a permanent job. instead, he has been working on his father's small farm and doing odd jobs. often, he is left to make ends meet on welfare checks. he will not be first in his family to immigrate. a number of his relatives already live in boston. his own parents spent 20 years there but never forgot where home was. >> where you are born, there is something in the back of your mind that you want to come back. everybody wants to come back, but half of them never make it. >> he will no doubt mrs. m

problems right here at home you know from from the unabomber kind of thing to the oklahoma city bombing to the atlantic's bombing to the whole cause museum shooting to the to the sikh temple it's x. chord of the southern poverty law center the quote the number of conspiracy minded anti-government quote patriot groups on the american radical right reached an all time high in two thousand and twelve the fourth consecutive year of powerful growth and so i'm curious let me start with you corey on this one of the. one of the things i spoke a number of times with people from the southern poverty law center and others who are compiled these kind of stats and one of the things that seems to be driving this is this is the first time a black man has occupied the white house so there's a racism element to it be we. had thirty two years now of a drumbeat basically since reagan became the first president ever to say being the president is an evil thing you know the government is not the solution the government is the problem. of thirty two years of a drumbeat of. in some cases both political parties saying government

problems right here at home you know from from the unabomber kind of thing to the oklahoma city bombing to the atlantic's bombing in to the whole cause museum shooting to the to the sikh temple a tax court of the southern poverty law center the quote the number of conspiracy minded anti-government quote patriot groups on the american radical right recent all time high in two thousand and twelve the fourth consecutive year of powerful growth and so i'm curious let me start with you corey on this one of the. one of the things we spoke a number of times with with the people from the southern poverty law center and others who are compiling these kind of stats and one of the things. it seems to be driving this is this is the first time a black man has occupied the white house aide so there's a racism element to it be we've had thirty two years now of a drumbeat basically since reagan became the first president ever to say bein the president is an evil thing you know the government is not the solution the government is the problem. of thirty two years of a drumbeat of. in some cases both political parties sayi

across the atlantic is fez, morocco, a city that has changed little in a thousand years. here can be found an analogy for the economy of ancient teotihuacan. this is a leather tanning workshop, where fine skins are produced for market. the tanning requires the labor of literally dozens of specialists -- to remove the hair, wash the hides, tan them, and get them ready for market. such economic specialization is only possible in a city, a place where a dense population of consumers provides a demand for the goods massroduced in these workshops. the emergence of cities is a common thread in the worldwide tapestry of human history. as cities grew, the pace of commerce and innovation quickened. the gulf between rich and poor widened and political power was gathered into the hands of a few. today most of us are city dwellers. we take for granted our rich and complex way of life. as archaeologists reach back in time, they reveal the individual steps in the long human journey that led us here. it is an odyssey that follows similar and predictable patterns in the old world and the

along with blue city holding, which already manages a growing fleet of private jets for google's co-founders. taking a final vote they must consider an appeal before final vote from atlantic aviation. their bid was disqualified by the city staff. the company said they will raise airport safety concerns. >> google is being targeted in a microsoft-led antitrust complaint. companies including microsoft, nokia and oracle accuse google of unfair practices in mobile smartphone market saying google is acting unfairly by giving away the droid operating system for mobile devices but requiring companies that use it to install google software applications. droid operating systems have the largest share of smartphone market. >> on this tuesday morning, check on the forecast. >> not so windy. >> not so windy. we don't have warnings or advisories with cooler fox business news some -- cooler conditions in some areas. some areas are in the 40's and millipede at 48. mid-50's through redwood city and richmond district and 52 in cupertino. as we head through the day we day in the 40's and 50's through 7:00 with the lower breezes greeting you. quick warming at the coast we will be near 60 fo

atlantic. new york city tomorrow, expecting a high temperature at 80. that's ahead of the front.aska, colorado, wyoming, and even into montana and like you said, some of you will be seeing one to two feet of snow. wind gusts over 30 miles per hour at times. that is why we do have winter storm warnings in effect, blizzard warnings and a winter storm watch was issued for the city of minneapolis. that has been upgraded now to a winter storm warning because you will be seeing significant impacts from the storm system, especially as we head into tonight and into tomorrow. we're talking about snow and also some wind out there. severe weather is another component of the storm system. it is a very big threat today. widespread across texas, up in through iowa and illinois. the red zone is where we do have the greatest chance to see tornadoes, damaging wind gusts and large hail. from texas to iowa, you need to be alert and heed those warnings. brian? >> brian: thank you very much. you forget, she's not just a runway model after last night's big expedition, but you're looking at some of his

city staff's recommendation. the council not to consider atlantic aviation's case before taking a vote on the project.ear chuck reed has called atlantic appeal a delay tactic. the college of marin will be relocating a number of administrative and faculty offices on its can't field campus beginning this week. school officials say they are clearing space for the school's academic center. the moves will continue through the summer and will conclude with the large- scale demolition of obsolete buildings including conley hall, harlan center and the administrative center. the site at the corner of sir francis drake boulevard and college avenue will cost an estimated $23 million in house sixteens and all- purpose classrooms. >> a jet says federal land managers violated a key environmental law when the auction of 2,500 a. of oil leases on prime public lands in monterey county. hourly posted sunday saying that the bureau of land management should have conducted a comprehensive review of the potential impacts of friday before taking bids for the drilling rights. the judge did not indicate whether the leases the

city staff's recommendation. the council will now have to consider atlantic aviation's case before taking a vote on the project.called a leftist appeal a delay tactic. >> the college trimaran will be relocating a number of administrative and faculty offices on is canfield campus beginning this week. school officials say that they are clearing space for the school's new academic center. the site, at the corner of sir francis drake boulevard and college have and will cost an estimated $23 million and house is 16 and general-purpose classrooms. >> will have more of the traffic and the news coming up. >> we will be right back. waitwa a sec! i found our colors.s. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... great, let's go get you set up... we need brushes..... you should check out our workshops..... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i wantwa to paint something else.. i wantwa to paint sommore saving.g. more doing. that's the power of the homeho depot. glidden premium interior paint, only at the home depotot gfor just $19.97 a gallon.aint, only at the home depotot [

enfield is taking dunk city from the atlantic sun conference to los angeles, and the pac-12.o the end. i was his first recruit. he made me the player i am today. enfield and the eagles, they were the tournament feel-good story. kevin ware of louisville was the heartbreak. ware suffered this gruesome leg injury on sunday against duke. he later had surgery to repair a compound fracture of his left tibia. on monday ware was moving around on crutches. he was in good spirits. he could be released from the indianapolis hospital where he had the surgery on tuesday. and he hopes to join his team in atlanta midweek for the final four. ware's mother lisa talked about her son's ability to come back from his devastating injury. >> i have no doubts that he would be back, stronger, and even better than he was. like i said, he's had to overcome a lot of obstacles, and it seems as if every obstacle that he has to go through, he becomes a better man because of it. >> we wish him well. now baseball the nationals bryce harper accepting the rookie of the year award. he blasted not one but two ma