just in the first decade of the 1900s, as many free europeans crossed the atlantic ocean as enslaved africans did over the course of the transatlantic slave trade. magnitude, the scale of migration is beginning to dorf -- dwarf everything that has come before it. the scale creates a massive demographic shift in the americas. the firsto say that decade of the 20th century is probably the decade with the most people on the move in all of human history. even today's migrations aren't as great as that of the early 20th century. migrants all of these go? you can see that the major destination for european migrants was the united states. about a little over 60% of all european migrants came to the united states and the vast majority of them passed through new york, which was the great magnet for european migrations. they didn't all stay in new york but most of them passed through new york. but u.s. historians tend to focus exclusively on that slice of the pie. we need to look beyond the u.s. and recognize migrants want to other places as well. you can see from this pie chart that another 6

it's widespread from the mountains all the way to the atlantic ocean. everybody has to watch out for a freeze overnight. might wind up near 32 at reagan national. we still have this up and down stuff going on. 80% chance of rain. into the 60's thursday. friday, morning showers. the weekend, 40's on saturday, 52 sunday. will that be the beginning of a long-term warm up? i would not bet on it. jummy: and i thought you were coming to say that after that 65, we will just be on the up and up. doug: i would like to, but that would just be wishcasting. jummy: the buzzer beater ev -- the villanova wildcats bringing home the championship trophy. game.a: what a what a finish. villanova delivering an electrifying and to march madness, clinching their first title in 31 years -- an electrifying end to march madness. they defeated number one seed with unc tying it up in this incredible off-balance shot with just five seconds to go. the villanova senior taking play heand executing a has been practicing all season. >> i was going to shoot it, but i heard someone scream

so this is the influence of the atlantic ocean. the water temperatures are chilly.will see changes. slow changes temperature wise in the next few days but it will take a while to get the warm air back in. this is why storms fire up in portion of west virginia. 70's there. 80's to the south. we are cooler. as the storms we are watching near elkins, west virginia, start to get closer. they are going to encounter cool damp air. that is the end of the thunderstorms. patches of drizzle coming into view later this evening. we don't expect any thunder out of this. damp and drizzly throughout the everything. at this moment, more showers coming east. the forecast for the overnight hours more of the same suff. cloudy, damp and cool. patchy fog, 44 to 50 degrees. northeast winds at hour. wake up with the temperatures in the 40's. low clouds again when you wake up. maybe fog and drizzle. showers at times throughout the day tomorrow. 70% chance. period of rain. highs reaching close to 60 degrees. that is warmer than today. for maryland day, university of maryland all day long sa

the museum judge or going down at the bottom of the atlantic ocean off the canary islands in spain. kelly kobiaya put on her diving gear and took a look. >> reporter: a crowd marching through the deep blue, 40 feet under water. it's a new world. a museum with each statue mold after a real person. like 11-year-old charles william. >> i feel really happy that i'll be under the eternity. workshop. >> reporter: he is the artist behind it. >> so this is actually section. >> reporter: he is building a museum in the atlantic ocean, 300 concrete sculpttures. >> how much cement? >> 300tons. >> they are a part conservation, a future reef. >> the idea is they will be changed by their environment and actually become a part of it. >> reporter:. so weigh as much as ten ton, getting them into space is nerve we'll be right backing. its moving day, a delegate operation is under way, some dropped in by crane, others towed into place. each position carefully mapped out, becoming one with the ocean floor. the museum is still a work in progress. but jason took me down for a tour. part cactus, part man,

a museum going up or going down at the bottom of the atlantic ocean off the canary islands in spain. kelly kobiaya put on her diving gear and took a look. >> reporter: going through the deep blue, 40 feet underwater, it's not a lost city. it's a new world. a museum request each statue molded after a real person, like 11-year-old charles williams. >> i feel really happy that i will be under water for whole eternity. >> this is the workshop. >> reporter: jason taylor is the artist behind it. >> this is actually the mold-making station. >> reporter: he's building a museum in the atlantic ocean, 300 concrete sculpttors. sculptures. how much cement? >> 300 tons. >> yeah, yeah. a fair bit. >> reporter: the dusty statue's part conseration, a future reef. >> reporter: the idea is they will be changed by the environment and be a part of it. >> reporter: some weigh as much as 10 tons. getting them into place is nerve racking. >> we are running a little behind schedule. i'm starting to get anxious. >> reporter: it's moving day, a delicate operation is under way. some sculptures shipped and drop

we celebrated colonial thanksgiving a decade before the pilgrims got the nerve to cross the atlantic ocean. 1860, the united states was 70 years old, not old enough to have wisdom. that time hadt been living in virginia 225 years. i do not think lee anguished at all over the decision that he made that april evening. >> you can watch the entire event tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. >> independent media is the oxygen of a democracy. holding those in power accountable. we're not there to serve some kind of corporate agenda. when we cover war and peace we are not brought to you by the weapons manufacturers. hostsrnalist amy goodman an executive producer of the daily news program democracy now, talks about the book she has co-authored. it looks back on some of the stories and people the show has covered. >> the idea of democracy now starting 20 years ago, it really has not changed. me out the voices of people at the grassroots and around the world. they very much represent the majority of people. i think people who are concerned deepl

in new york city than the day tomorrow because of that proximity of the cooler waters in the atlantic ocean keeping temperatures in the 50s and 60s. frost advisory in effect over night areas well outside of new york city where you do fall down into the 30s you might just want to take in any tender plants or vegetation or at big sprawling area of high pressure in control, blocking all the storminess and keeping it from moving off to the east, that's bad news for denver colorado where they've had a foot of snow around that area, 2 to 3 feet in the mountains west of there because this storm has been stalled because of this area of high pressure eventually that storm makes in roads in here, we're talking friday and friday night the dry spell holds for the time being, tomorrow, 10 to 15 degrees above normal, low 60s so you can do the math there. cooler along the coast with that wind coming in from the north and northeast at times lows 46 in the meantime in central park a lot of 30s in the suburbs again there will be widespread frost the further outside of the city they head down to 37 at toms ri

and points north and west right down to the shore. 69 belmar and 63 on montauk with the cooler atlantic ocean influence. late tomorrow night into tuesday this front will sag on through the area and there could be a spotty shower with that. that would be about it. a little cooler behind the front as well on that election day on tuesday. accuweather forecast for tonight clear and cool again. we're down to 51 in midtown and 40s in the suburbs and 30s in the coldest spots. sunshine at 7:00 in the morning and temperatures around 54. and cooler near the coast tomorrow. the high up to 77. partly cloudy and we're down to 56. there can be a lingering shower early during the day on tuesday. otherwise behind the front not quite as warm. highs in the upper 60s and we'll start clearing things out. wednesday sunshine and 65. back in the 70s thursday with a mix of sun and clouds and could be showers late thursday night. there's a better shot friday and we dry out for next weekend. next half hour we'll tackle weather wellness. allergies, uv, that type of thing. >> all right. thank you. >> that was perfect, l

metro under the influence of winds off the atlantic ocean to keep us pinned in the lower 50's. mid-50's at best. we have seen clearing skies at times. west of interstate 81. but the persistent flow of winds keep us locked in low clouds. so tonight is drizzle and fog. a few showers later tonight. tomorrow we may get through the day without rain until late in the day. for this evening, drizzle and fog. late night showers. wake up to cloudy skies and do better temperature wise on sunday. even then showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. more about the timing of those showers for the weekend in a few minutes. back to you. alison: okay, doug. thank you very much. fairfax county public schools the school board has directed the superintendent to start school before labor day. that is despite a law restricting such moves. john gonzalez live with what families need to know about this. hi, john. john: how are you? fairfax county schools have always started after labor day. in fact, take a look at the calendar here. this school year started september 8. well, now school officials are c

. >> solid rocket boosters that separated as planned landed on target in the atlantic ocean, 151 milesn range from lunch. -- launch. after being towed back to kennedy space center, they will be refurbished and used again in future shuttle flights. the third and fourth burns are so successful, they raise the club he orbit to an altitude of approximately 172 miles -- the columbia orbit to an altitude of 172 miles. >> that is as smooth as of the -- as it could possibly go. the vehicle has just been performing beautifully, more than anybody ever expected for a first flight. it is delightful up here. we want to thank every buddy that has helped, we take great pride in doing so well right now -- everybody that has helped, we take great pride in doing so well right now. >> i guess being the "rookie" on this flight, i had a thrill from the moment of liftoff to what we are doing now. it has really been super, the spacecraft has worked all the way along. i think we have something that is really going to mean sending to the country in the world. this vehicle is performing like a champ, like all o

thanks to the wind coming in off the atlantic ocean. 57 down the shore at toms river and low 50s on the east end of the island. areas from the city and points west warmer than it was today. wanted to bring your attention down the jerry sandusky. there is actually a red flag until 8:00 p.m. dry conditions outside and a little bit of win. -- down the jersey shore. there is actually a red flag warning or fire weather warning until 8:00 p.m. dry conditions outside and a little bit of wind. >>> big ranges of temperatures between your morning low and his afternoon highs. -- low and his afternoon highs. -- lows and afternoon highs. >>> the dry spell holding around here during the day on sunday .10 to 15 degrees above normal. but again, cooler right at the coast with the wind coming off 46 or so tonight in the park. areas north and west especially get well down into the 30s. that can mean frost early tomorrow morning. look at the recovery tomorrow morning. 72 in the park. the farther east, the cooler you are. montauk only 60 down the shore. toms river 64. so the places to be if you want the war

it stretches from the appalachians to the atlantic ocean. a widespread freeze anticipated tonight. check the current temperatures. 43 in frederick. 45 in washington and manassas. 43 in baltimore. 42 in hagerstown. and through the overnight the temperatures will drop in the 20's to 30 downtown. 33 in brentenwood. everybody will be below freezing for enough hours to have a widespread freeze around the area. the reason high pressure overhead pushed the clouds off. it will be clear and cold. wake up april 6 to a winter's morning. at least there will be sunshine, though. we will talk about the warmer days, maybe. we have some. we tell you when coming up. jonathan: thank you. stay connected connected with te stormwatch7 team through the wjla.com and the facebook and the twitter feeds. you can download the stormwatch7 app for your smartphone or tablet to get the latest on the forecast at your fingertips. alison: new information now in the last two hours. in the investigation into a deadly house fire in gaithersburg. police say they have identified the man whose body was found inside. they

they installed works 90 feet under the atlantic ocean. they are encased in plexiglass and amounted in stainless steel frames and sealed with silicon. >>> a couple in colorado delivered on their dream house made entirely of those large shipping containers you see on the docks. they recycled 9 of them. they saved money, too, the house cost $100 per square foot which is $25 around under the national average. >>> looks pretty good inside. >>> still ahead on "action news," a maryland judge is paying the price for a shocking order that sent a man to his knees. >>> pop star justin bieber has a new haircut. well we got to show it to you. coming up later. >>> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m., monday, april 4. here's what's happening. >>> rail services are resuming one day after two amtrak workers killed in a train collision with a backhoe. we're live on the scene. >>> there's one game before villanova can claim the top prize, we're live at villanova before the final dance. >>> let's go over to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic. g

the launch itself made history, as spacex landed a booster rocket on a barge in the atlantic ocean. today more history as the first inflatable room for astronauts arrived at the international space station. the pod, which will be attached to the exterior of the station next weekend, and filled with air in may. the goal is to test the viability of the inflatable modules in space and potentially on mars. at the same time, nasa is scrabbling to save the kepler spacecraft, credited with detecting nearly 500 planets outside our space station. kepler is currently 75 million miles from earth. 6:30 --p at >> the taping for the jeopardy teacher tournament is underway. i will take you behind the scenes. he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette: mr. ivey showed compassion. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president

coast guard has ended a dream of running a marathon by running across the atlantic ocean. >> the coast guard towed his hydropod back to land sunday. he had hoped to use the bubble to run on water. this was not the coast guard's in 2013, they rescued him in a bubble off the coast of miami. just not going to work. >> shocking. >>> that's going to do it for us at noon. thanks for joining us. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. have a good afternoon. >> dylan: oh, hey. here's your tea. it's ready. >> nikki: oh. >> dylan: i got a bottle ready for sully when he comes to. >> nikki: thank you. you're too good to me. >> dylan: well, you're talking to a guy who made lattes all day.

cooler on the item of the atlantic ocean. in general a pretty nice weekend. it's not the trough that has been coming up here for the past cough l of days. about normal during the day with the highs in the 70s and the 70s on sunday. >> 73 at la guardia airport with temperatures in the mid- 60s down the shores into island as we have been watching from time to time. just south of the danbury area. the clouds extend pretty far tomorrow morning we'll still have some cloud cover around because it will take a while for those clouds to move from the the west to the east. 8:00 tomorrow morning still a couple showers south and east of new york city. then we gradually clear things out during the afternoon. the temperature will respond accordingly getting up to near 70 by 3:00. here is your accuweather forecast. mostly cloudy. probably the widespread activity is after midnight down to about 60. mostly cloudy, a couple of showers from long island into the jersey shores. temperatures around 63. going up to 71 though is not quite as warm as it has been the past -- the past

they're the youngest americans to ever make the journey across the atlantic ocean, it was also a veryd reason. meet the local man behind the mission coming up. >> ♪ >> in morning remembering music legend prince. like the warner brother studio in los angeles, were lit up in purple in honor every prince, we will be right back. >> ♪ eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >>> ♪ >>> welcome back everyone, it is 6:13 on this friday morning. and new images from nasa give us a stunning view in space. >> take a look at this. >> shows giant bubble, this celebrates the space's telescope 26th anniversary which is april 24th. you're looking at image 8,000 light years away. >> that's amazing, doesn't even look real. fasci

his phone was found in the atlantic ocean last month and according to "palm beach post" the teen's fatherefuses to give investigators consent to search the phone. the teens vanished in a fishing trip. the boat they were traveling in discovered eight months later off the coast of bermuda. >> well, one man's dream of running across the atlantic ocean has come to an end again. beluchi hydro pod was towed back to land yesterday by the coast guard. the second time they have ended his voyage. he was hoping to use his bubble to run on the water from florida to bermuda. but the coast guard did not approve. they also stopped him in 2014. now you see the things that like carnivals and they are fun for a short amount of time. but across an ocean? coast guard rescuers said look, i don't mean to burst your bubble but enough of the nonsense. we are not coming back to get you. michelle: if he gets in trouble it takes up resources. jonathan: right. pursuit of a dream can sometimes be interrupted by challenges and disappointments. in today's "spotlight on education" kellye lynn shows us how a walt disney

the exception, atlantic ocean may be little rough with the breeze coming in from that storm well off really the story is the warmer temperatures on the way. still chilly mornings. typically we average our last freeze right around now for philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. the middle of april. so pretty much right there. don't have any freeze warnings in effect, or any chance of reaching the freezing mark for philadelphia. lasts little longer up toward lehigh valley, poconos, still could be few more chilly weeks to go here as we heard toward the end of the month, typically when we average last breeze for the northern suburbs. april 17th, today, average high of 64 degrees, we will be above that today. month from now, already mid 70s, what we average. then in june, that's when we start averaging low 80s. so, signs of summer on the way, certainly, here is the summer countdown, some highlights, memorial day, just 42 days away. when we average 80 degrees, that's 47 days away, and summer officially arrives, 63 days from now, and only 77 days, july 4th, time does fly. all right, back home

successfully landed a rocket only barge in the atlantic ocean. fifth attempt at that. spacex says recovering the rocket is the key to keeping costs down. kimberly: it already feels like winter. steve: tomorrow it will feel like it and look like it, but at least we will not have to shovel it. snowflakes mixing in with the rain. tomorrow,d playing the temperatures will be chilly, only in the 40's. the windchill will make it feel like lower 30's. same for the nationals game, which pretty much coincides with the united game. up, no umbrellas allowed in the stadium, rain slickers. a warm jacket underneath. they are rugged. they love that stuff. 50's sunday, middle 60's sunday, upper 50's tuesday. we will keep you updated through the weekend. leon: jimmy kimmel live is next. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car