today, the boston marathon. they're already telling runners, willie, not to run if they're not experienced running in warm weather. i mean, it's just going to be incredibly warm in areas of new england. and fire danger is high, too. >> i think i'm going to have to withdraw from the boston ma marathon today, just because of the weather conditions. >>> the yankees and red sox both struggled out of the gate but it turns out baseball is a long season again this year. highlights from the big leagues ahead in sports. >>> and hillary clinton gets down in carta, highlights of here night on the town. >>> this place will now be known forever as the scene of the largest mass shooting in u.s.

so it was the second shortest boston marathon since 1985. >> all right.im cantore, thurmond, iowa, tonight. jim, thanks, as always. >>> now we turn to presidential politics. mitt romney revealed today he started the search process for a vice presidential running mate but he will not say when he will make that decision. and some controversial comments romney made at a fund-raiser are getting some attention. comments he did not intend for the whole world to hear, at least not yet. we get our report tonight from nbc's peter alexander. >> mitt romney in the house today here at fenway park, on this patriots day. >> reporter: the former massachusetts governor was chatting up fans this afternoon in the boston heat. but it was his comments during a private fund-raiser this weekend in florida out of the view cameras that have caused a stir. while he's resisted offering specifics publicly, mitt romney says one of his top priorities as president would be cutting the size of the federal government. >> i look forward to eliminating government programs. >> reporter: bu

it was the second shortest boston marathon since 1985. >> thanks. >>> mitt romney revealed today, he started the search process for a vice presidential running paw mate, but he would not say when he'll make that decision. and comments he made at a fund-raiser are getting some attention. comments he did not intend for the whole world to hear. >> mitt romney in the house today here at fenway park. >> the former massachusetts governor was chatting up fans this afternoon in the boston heat. but it was his comments during a private fund raiser this weekend in florida out of the view cameras in a have caused a stir. while he's resisted offering specifics publicly, mitt romney says one of his top priorities as president would be cutting the size of the federal government. >> i look forward to eliminating government programs. >> reporter: but he revealed more details to donors sunday. comments overheard by an nbc news producer. romney said he might cut things like housing and urban development, which my dad was head of, that might not be around later. romney also said he would shrink the dep

who won the boston marathon? 27,000 runners. the top male was from kenya.op female was also from kenya. that sets us up for what is ahead in may. baedeker's is coming up. >>pam: we will see you at 11:00 p.m.. tonight.

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. >>> earlier this week the boston marathon went down with runners going through unseasonably warm temperatures. check out what one person captured with the camera during one particular marathon party. >> what do you see here? >> juggling. >> a guy running the boston marathon juggling a ball the whole way. 22.6 miles isn't enough of a workout. >> i think this guy is probably smart because the juggling kept his mind off of the task at hasn't. >> yes. guess what, turns out he does this all the time. he's got a video of juggling while running. he likes to call this joggling, which is the most appropriate name of all time. >>> we have him from durham, new hampshire, joining us to tell about it. >> did you drop the balls at all during the 26 miles? >> yes, i did. i managed to get the first 14 miles without dropping, which is a new record for me. i dropped six to eight times in the second half of the race. each of the balls is like 4.5 ounces. when you're throwing them thousands of thousands of times it definitely adds up. >> do you do this to keep your mind off the fact you're running a marathon. >>

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>> and why thousands of runners were asked to skip the boston marathon. we'll tell you why. >> beautiful outside right now >> record he forced 4000 runners out of today's boston marathon. temperatures in the high 80s were too much to bear for a lot of runners because of the heat the winner came in with the second slowest time ever. nearly two hours 30 minutes. 1907 was the hottest when it was 97 degrees .. in boston they would call that a scorcher. >> i love that accent. >> canyons always win. they won 22 out of 25. >> that is absolutely incredible. >> this winner actually grew up the bulk of his time you're in the united states. but compaq >> still baking hot, that is incredible to run that far in that kind of heat. >> we have a nice day outside, sunshine, high over the bay with high clouds overhead and a couple patches of fog along the coastline. temperatures just beginning to warm up very nicely. 66 degrees in concord, 56 degrees cooler in san fransisco and 66 in san jose. as we head into the afternoon maybe a couple of passing high clouds. senators se

organizers of today's boston marathon are telling some runners to skip a race.rganizers are worried about the extreme heat with temperatures forecast to hit about 90 degrees. if runners do skip this year the registration will carry over to next year's marathon. the finish line will stay open an hour later than normal so runners can walk for longer >> i have covered that race for 25 years and one year it was in the upper 80s and that is not good. fifties and foggy and a little cold is a good day. here in the bay area we have not had to worry about that and we are finally turning things around. the weather will be very nice. there are a couple of patches of fog early on. very nice in to the afternoon. mostly sunny inside the bay. we are looking pretty good right now. a few clouds passing across the skies otherwise it looks like we will hold on to high pressure, probably above average in many parts outside. the numbers today about 73 degrees in san jose. 71 degrees in napa. the next couple of days, temperatures cool off a tad. by friday, the '80s are making a retur

. >>> well the boston marathon started a couple of weeks ago. but because of the heat some runners will not be participating. some temperatures are expected to be in the high 80s and we are worried about them becoming dehydrated. the inexperienced runner should skip this year's boston marathon and try again next year. >>> the raiser gets ready to do battle, the big names that are now involved in their dispute. >>> also the drama for the british royal familiar will, it involves pip middleton, why this controversial photo and the investigation. >>> the man is accused of killing 77 people and why he says the attacks were in self- defense. . >>> i want to show you this new video. in court with the tie, that is him, when his handcuffs were taken off, he lifted his arm in a closed fist salute. he said the killings were necessary to protect norway from being taken over by muslims. >>> and trying roger clemens on perjury charges. it starts today in a washington d.c. courtroom and the trial is expected to last several weeks. he is accused of a 2008 heari

. >> reporter: that is boston as in the boston marathon. got out early for good behava job and hooked up with a non-profit called back on my feet. they team up for early morning runs. >> homeless people, people out of prison aretioned and -- that, you know, everyday people coming out and giving first tim it's not about where you have come from. >> reporter: he was in shelters, including this one in northeast d.c. the places that are most at home is in his running shoes. he's completed six marathons, including the marine corps marathon in d.c. and this weekend, he will fulfill his prison yard dream of rung the boston marathon and has the shirt. >> a lot of times people hit a wall where you get cramps and don't you can go on anymore. and you feel helpless and hopeless. >> and homeless no more, he worked for the same company for two years and promoted to manager and is a certified yoga teacher. >> you put one foot in front of the other and so the light of every day. >> he knows he can't change the past and so he's doing in the real world what

organizers of the boston marathon are telling some of the runners that they should skip the race today. they are worried the runners won't do well in the 90 degree temperature. the weather that's forecasted for today is expected to be very hot. they are trying to encourage runers to stay home and allow qualifications to carry over to next year. for those who do run race organizers say they are prepared. >> we have begun the process of ramping up more water, more ice along the course, more medical treat buses, increasing the sizes of medical tents. >> 2004 was the last time hot weather was a factor in the boston marathon. that year more than 1100 runners became dehydrated. >>> experimental warning system is credited for saving livesthroughout the midwest after a dozen tornadoes swept through. look at this. two forming at once right next to each other. that is a huge atmospheric push. this caused parts of the state of oklahoma for under tornado watches and warnings throughout the weekend. the national weather service says wichita kansas office used a new warning system giving graphic ter

, we campaigned to the official in the boston marathonwed to run the boston mare thathon. >> and it is monday, right? >> no, it was last monday. a lot of celebrations, and it did not make title ix sign when president nixon signed it into law, but it helped, because if a woman could run 26 miles, a woman could do anything. >> and we could before that, but obviously, your work at espn, and you have seen so much of the lifeblood of what this is coming to fruition and the very fact as you of a sports voice is indicative of where we are now, maya. >> yes, a lot of the pioneers who have preceded me, and christine veeren in and leslie viser,ç and those are battles that i fought that i don't have to do now, and now the athletes are not barred from going in to interview. and there were times when women were barred. so when you look at a augusta national and the masters and them not allowing female members, that some of the strongest voices were female sports writers, and so it is important just how my profession is flourishing and how title ix ha

what the boston marathon and officials there say people have to look out for who signed up for that run. you are looking at the live picture of boston. that ski line -- skyline for the run, you are waking up to what's new in baltimore. good morning maryland returns in a bit. >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >> it's a big kick off this weekend for the walk ms. 9 walks will take place throughout the course of the month. this one kicked off at johnny uniteas stadium. the goal is to raise 1.1 million dollars for awareness regarding multiple sclerosis. >> great weather for it. >>> a big convenient to fight breast cancer. -- event to fight breast cancer. the mission to raise money. head to the eastern shore for the 5k run/walk and registration is going on so you can get involved. if you want more information, head to the website komenmd.org/oc. >>> another event taking place, happening today, the boston marathon. the 2011 champs they are going to be returning for the 116th race but organizers are teg some of the -- telling some of the runners to skip the race because they are worried

temperatures in the '80s which cut down the running times for the boston marathon. temperatures in boston right now are in the '80s. the front will bring some relief and hopefully some much-needed rain. we will see a spotty showers tonight and temperatures changing. 23 degrees right now in michigan. on the border between seasons with the cold air lingering to the north. tomorrow, a mix of clients son. showers passing to the south and east. thursday and friday look like partly cloudy days. tomorrow, a cooler day, with winds gusting to 21 miles an hour. a small craft advisory on the day. 57 in the mountains tomorrow. 52 on wednesday. the eastern shore, the temperatures will drop with a front killing by. low '70's and a chance for showers wednesday. the best chance would be down at ocean city where highs were up -- is will only be in the upper 50s. low '70's on friday and the weekend, our first real chance at a significant rain in quite some time. rain could be substantial with weekend highs in the '70s. >> we have a couple of extra days this year. billionaires' will be

>> boston marathon, it was steamy. i mean record heat in many areas of the northeast.e boston marathon, the men finished a little slower than typical because of the heat. they actually at times instead of doing the shortest distance around the course, they tried to run in the shade when they could. actually, this gentleman actually from kenya, via louisville where he lives in the united states was the men's winner. the woman's winner time was typical. of the 22,000 people that entered the race, 2,000 needed medical attention because of the heat. yesterday, 92 in hartford, connecticut, it was 91 in albany. 90 in syracuse, that's the earliest it's ever hit 90 degrees in a year in syracuse and in albany. today, it's going to be cooler, still warm by april standards, we'll be in the 70s today. a very mild morning in most locations, this afternoon, a beautiful spring day. low humidity, fire levels are going to be high of course with our drought conditions out there. and there's not a lot of rain in sight. philadelphia, it looks like just like everyone else on the east coast

marathon. my running partner and i decided if we can do that, why not boston. s me in the future. if i can run a marathon with one l leg, really i can do anything i put my mind to. >> i can tell you right now, we will be rooting for cameron kerr and following up on how well he does. that does it for us. thanks so much for watching. you can continue the conversation with me on twitter at kyracnn or on facebook. cnn "newsroom" continues now with suzanne malveaux. >>> live from cnn headquarters in atlanta, it is 12:00 noon, 9:00 a.m. on the west coast. i'm suzanne malveaux. want to get you up to speed for this monday, april 16th. >>> afghanistan reeling from a fierce assault that lasted 18 hours. these explosions happened in kabul's heavily guarded diplomatic neighborhood. afghan authorities say they have killed all but one of the attackers and he has been captured. the taliban are claiming responsible for the attacks but the captured insurgent says he worked for the haqqani network. nato is praising afghan forces for beating back the insurgents without the assista

. >>> a record high pressure breaking day at the boston marathon. this year, more than 22,000 runners took part. >> the hot spring weather ended up playing a major role in the race. we have a report. >> reporter: josh cassidy from canada was the first to cross the finish line. he says he likes the heat and that is no lie because cassidy not only broke his personal record. he broke the world record by two seconds. >> i wasn't sure what the record was. i knew i just missed it or i got it. >> when the guys took off, i tried to go with them. i i knew it was too hot. if i go too hard too soon, i will have trouble. if i finish number five. i saw a guy in front of me. i said let me get fourth. fourth is not bad too. and then when i saw the first guy front of me, i thought i'm going to be on the podium. >> reporter: on the female side, that went to a woman from kenya too. it is a grace accomplishment just to finish even if it is on your hands. runners both young and hold with smiling faces knowing they've completed the famed boston marathon. some, it seemed

trying to get the boston marathon run today. going to be in the 80s. they told people please, if you want to run next year, we'll let you do it next year for safety reasons. here we go tonight. still quiet this evening. maybe a shower getting towards pittsburgh and morgantown. we'll get into the overnight period with just a couple of clouds. we'll call it partly cloudy into tomorrow morning. rain showers, they really fall apart. even though the front is coming through, the winds turn northwest and we cool down. the chance of rain with this front pretty slim. 87 today. could be near 90 in a few spots. tonight we're dropping into the low to mid-60s. tomorrow cool, mid-70s for highs. by wednesday cooler yet, 65. isolated shower can't be ruled out. i think the best chance of that will be south and east of d.c. drier and fairly pleasant thursday and friday, temps in the low to mid-70s. by the weekend increasing chances for rain showers later saturday into sunday and if sunday turns out, sunday may end up being a cool, damp day with temps staying in the 50s.

as you will remember, >>pam: i cover the boston marathon but i did not run the boston marathon. or in boston? >>pam: yes. >>gary: where will jackie be? >> i do not know if i am going to be there. >> good luck. and jackie? >>pam: where will be back at 8:00 p.m. and we will see you then. bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together. >>> brad and angelina's engagement. does that mean there is a prenup, and what would be in it? >> news on the impending i dos. and what brad told me about marrying angelina. i'm brooke anderson. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. >> brad pitt and angelina jolie are now engaged to be married. >> they are headed to london where angelina is going to be working on a couple movies. >> at least v last, new details on brad and angie. >> angelina's stunning diamond. >> the kids wants you to

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. >> the boston marathon in 90 degree heat today. what organizers are doing to protect a runner's >> a win for some that could be a loss for many. protect a runner's >> a win for some that could be a loss for many. ,,,,,,thanks. i'll take the usual. got it. if you're open to choosing your own batter, mix-ins and toppings, come in today and build a stack you'll be proud of. an oracle for what city or local contends that google is widely used in dried software infringes on its copyrights and patents oracle says the required rights to joggling about sun microsystems back into does intend. >>> it is nearly 54410 and the bullets, will take part in the tunnel discussion this morning in san jose state university school discuss the department's efforts to improve several security and create more jobs in the field the event is limited to students faculty in the media the will be stream live on their web sites. did way to yet to rent shays of things suit the fact that it 15 felony sunday into his emancipation day holiday and this already recei

in 1972, the boston marathon officially opened to women.is when women charge into places or we've been told we don't belong. even if it's personal, it's political. we've heard a lot about women's choice this is week. but you can't choose to walk through a door that is closed. if you decided to lace up your shoes and hit the pavement, you can dream of boston because katherine switzer has opened the doors so that you can run on through. you might even think about a different kind of race, the kind that leads to elected office because women deserve to be in any race where we have the stamina to compete for reminding us of that, katherine switzer is our foot soldier. and she-sÑ going to be here nex week in studio. that's our show for today. thank you to our panel for sticking around. thanks to you at home. i will see you next week. actually, tomorrow. coming up right now, "weekends with alex witt." pull on those gardening gloves. grab the nearest spade. and let's see how colorful an afternoon can be. with certified advise to help us expand our

they were in the upper 80s with the boston marathon today. that must have been rough. field, mass. it was 93. that was the nation's high this afternoon. albany, syracuse, still 88 degrees. philadelphia, 87. west of us, beginning to cool down. and look at this. surrounded by the cold atlantic ocean. nantucket, a chilly 54 degrees. 90, 56 today. average is 65. 43. and the record today, and back in 2002, 90 degrees. 30, the record low, 1962. southerly winds. and still kind of strong and breezy again tomorrow. but they will be shifting. this front to the west of us. this is the same front that caused all of the tornadoes. but this afternoon, only activity is on the gulf coast. and our part of the world, just about nothing left except a few clouds. that's wawe'll see late tonight. along with a wind shift, it the begin to cool down tomorrow. even more wednesday. but wednesday, some of that southern rain may get to our region. we hoped we'd get some of that rain. obviously we need it. but looks like we'll be just on the northern fringe of it. north winds and northwest winds, p

extreme heat for the boston marathon. that's by tomorrow.could be seeing record-setting highs. as far as today goes, the northeast very warm. into the 80s there. charleston, 83. 76 for new york city. boston, today, in the low 70s. that's the east. we have to go west where it's drier and cooler. los angeles, 65. violent storms still in the center of 2 nation all of the way through tonight. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. through tonight. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. way through toni. that's the big picture. let's get a check now a little closer to home. >> that weather report brought to you by walgreens this morning. throughout the day, as the sun comes up we'll continue to talk to folks, get their stories and keep you updated. we'll see you on "world news" tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" on this sunday morning, angelina jolie and brad pitt tying the knot. who gets invited? we got all of the details coming up. >>> and a little

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this weekend he will fulfill his prison yard dream of running the boston marathon.y has the shirt. is that a lot of times in a race people hit a wall where you get cramps. you don't think you can go on anymore. you feel helpless and hopeless. that's a lot what other people experience when they're homeless. >> reporter: homeless no more, chris has worked for the same company for two years and has been promoted to manager. he's also a certified yoga teacher. >> you just have to keep putting one foot in front of the other and see the light of every day. >> reporter: he knows he can't change the past, so he's doing in the real world what he tried to do in prison, seek out the good emerge run away from the bad. >>> george zimmerman making headlines and now he's a work of art. the unique perspective on the man accused of killing florida teen trayvon martin. >> d.c. police still on the hunt for a gunman of a rite aid shooting, the victim lies paralyzed on a hospital bed, his family speaking out the news edge at 11:00. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expec

in boston, get ready. 88 degrees for the boston marathon. that's too warm. that's a look at your national forecast, now here's a look outside your window. you'll have a shot in new york city for 90 degree. this will be the first blast of summer-like temperatures in new england. you're seeing warmth from the south. so we've got record heat, snow on the maps. >> well, explain that to me. how is there snow in l.a. and snow in new york? that's unbelievable. tha thanks. >>> wall street watching earnings, tech titans go to court and we're to ease paying uncle sam. your early business headlines are straight ahead. >>> were the odds once again in favor of the move the hunger games at the box office over the weekend j? >>> a rock 'em sock 'em game the pen against and a chance to play overtime. you're watching "early today." >>> hey, there. good morning to you. welcome back to "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. president obama says the u.s. hasn't given anything away to iran in the latest nuclear talks. he was res

and for all of boston's major planned events including the boston marathon and the 2004 democratic national convention. no word yet of the boston red sox world series. as a consultant, -- [laughter] >> as a consultant to the pentagon and the defense department he served on the 9/11 after action team to assess medical consequence medical policy and procedures. more recently, rich was on the ground at the site of the devastating tornadoes in the coast and joplin, missouri and rich, thank you for speaking with us and strengthening our communities today. [applause] >> good morning. >> what's this about the red sox? we've had two world series in the last 10 years. graduations -- congratulations on yours, but we're with you unfortunately this year in the world series, observing. 22 years ago as you heard, i have been in d.c. in fema for the last two years, but 22 years ago i was in boston. and we usually don't get earthquakes in boston, and saw the images on tv. because there was another game some of us were watching. the response to the earthquake from the east coast about as far away from here

this weekend he will fulfill his prison yard dream of running the boston marathon.shirt. >> a lot of times in a race people hit a wall where you get cramps, you tonight think you can go on anymore, you feel helpless and homeless. that's a lot what other people experience when they're homeless. >> reporter: holeless no more, chris has worked for the -- homeless no more, chris has worked for the same company for two years and has been promoted to manager. he's also a certified yoga teacher. >> you just have to keep putting one foot in front of the other and see the light of every dane. >> reporter: he knows he can't change the past, so he's doing in the real world what he tried to do in prison, seek out the good people, run away from the bad. beth parker, fox 5 news. >> we wish him well. thanks so much for joining us tonight at 10:00. here's brian now with the news edge at 11:00. >>> we'll start off tonight

that is where the 116th boston marathon is happening today.time the runners get ready to take off. 62347 new york city and we have got 64 degrees to the south. -- 62 in new york city. before this line of active weather that pushes its way through to the east. this is a frontal system just behind this line of wet weather. that is going to move its way through and as it does, we are going to see cooler weather starting to push its way in. so for today, we are talking sunny skies, a big temperature rise as we get ready to head on the 80s. we are talking mid-80s t will be a hot, sticky and humid day today. be prepared. it will be a little breezy as well. not all bad. >> not at all. gorgeous, summer-like weather. >>> let's say good morning to tony perkins. >> good morning. you are looking very dapper. >> thank you. i knew will was on the show and i had to step it up. >> you know what it is, don't you? >> i understand we've got to do the drum roll. >> they've got music. we're going big-time. >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, it is time for ask the weath

. >>> all right runners gearing up for today's boston marathon will have the deal with high temperatures could top 80 degrees in bean town that has organizers for the 116th boston marathon taking an unprecedented move, offering 27,000 runners who qualify the chance to wait and run next year instead they are also preparing for possible medical crisis if runners fall out under the scorching sun. >> we hope that goes well it will be hotter here as a matter of fact gwen has the latest. >> by mid-morning boston it will be 70 degrees for them so warm up here, we are talking 85 degrees for daytime high a little cooler tomorrow behind the front, drop 10 degrees and a few chances of showers wednesday before we dry out hot

a two-time conference player of the year and she leads the 116th running of the boston marathon is officially in the books >> the runner from kenya brave the heat to finish in first place in 2 hours 12 minutes. he said he sang religious songs along the track. many runners were told to skip this year because of all the warm weather >> it was just too hot >> usually it is 60 degrees? >> 50s or 60s with overcast but they set a record last year but this year was too hot >> boosting your popularity >> how to brandi yourself online >> discoveries final voyage, the shuttles last top as the eds requirement >> crime lab's results in the search for missing morgan hill teenager give investigators new leads. >> technology titans' go head- to-head in a landmark legal 3qttle between oracle ,,,,,,,,,, there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right.

. >>> an extra challenge for runners at the boston marathon, the heat. >> details on the toll it tookon the runners. we'll be right back. >>> more than 22,000 runners hit the streets for the boston marathon yesterday. the heat definitely took its toll. 135 people had to be taken to the hospital. men's women is in from kenya. the women's winner also from kenya. both times are the slowest winning times since 1985. the wheelchair race winner from canada set a new record. i would love to know -- yesterday, they gave people the option of, if you want to take a pass this year because it is so hot and run next year, we'll let you do that. i'm curious how many people said yeah, i'm not going to chance it. >> well, they certainly were worried from a health perspective because the heat was so bad. are you still running? i know you had your half marathon. >> i'm no longer running distances great are than three miles. >> just your daily cardio. >> just go out for a nice run and then i feel good about myself. i don't need to do any more marathons or half marathons in my case. we're cooling off. we

we showed you unfortunately right when the boston marathon takes off. the worst weather in the northeast. rain in the west. >> the best news about all this heat is the -- the fact that it only lasts one day. it was significantly cooler tomorrow, and by the end of the week, much, much, much cooler. >> all right. sam, thank you. >>> coming up, more on the shocking snapshots of pippa in paris. a man points a pistol at a photographer. kate's sister right next to him. inside the growing scandal. >>> new details on brad and angelina's engagement. and the couple's new destination after they tie the knot. >>> and the extremes this bride went to to say yes to her dress. why a feeding tube was the key to slipping on her wedding gown. an abc news exclusive. >>> and finally, donald driver dance moves landed him at the top of the leaderboard. now the "dancing with the stars" favorite like you have never seen him before. all coming up. over the south pa. i got mine in iraq, 2003. usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offer