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. >>> also, the boston boy choir in cambridge, massachusetts, the only all-boys catholic choir school in the country. beautiful music and cheerful warm-ups. >> okay, let's get those lips warmed up. ♪ >>> welcome. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us on this special weekend for christians and jews. western christians around the world observed holy week, leading up to easter sunday. in washington, president obama held his third annual easter prayer breakfast on wednesday. obama called easter a time of hope and courage and said jesus' sacrifice helps him keep his own problems in perspective. >> jesus told us as much in the book of john, when he said, "in this world you will have trouble." i heard an amen. [ laughter ] let me repeat. "in this world, you will have trouble." amen! "but take heart!" [ laughter ] >>> meanwhile, at the vatican, pope benedict xvi used his holy thursday homily to scold priests who advocate ordaining women or changing church doctrine on priestly celibacy. in particularly strong language, benedict warned against disobedience by those who s

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i'm a temporary cambridge resident. my wife is taking, you know, treatment, so i think, you know, mr. vogel is a well known chinese expert. highly evaluated by the chinese, you know, academic and intellectual community. [laughter] and i think what you talk about about xiaoping's -- as a leader, he's very good. he opened the door 30 some years ago. one of the benefits that benefit person, you know, a country, united states 32 years ago but deng xiaoping is a good decision maker. he make decision very quick. sometimes he made too quick, you know? so 1989, june 4th, that trouble is caused by his own mistake. yeah. if he don't discharge the general secretary, you know, it won't have so many students after he passed away dead on the streets. so this is deng xiaoping one of his big mistake. yeah. also he -- >> [inaudible] a quick decision maker and move to a quick question possibly? [laughter] >> yes. but i want to say something. and he is also not a good reader. a good leader but not good reader. all his spare times is a rai

jane hughes, bbc news, cambridge. >> preparations for the london olympics games have entered the final stretch. wednesday marked 100 days to go until the opening ceremony. there is a small display at kew gardens of 20,000 flowers fashioned in the shape of the famous olympic rings. david was there for the celebration. >> the idea that there are just 100 days left before london host the olympic games will seem to many athletes around the world, to many organizers based. london, where frighteningly short time. i am on the street with someone who knows all about that sort of preparation. he is a triple jump gold medalist world record holder. 100 days is nothing, is it? >> it is nothing at all. i can remember during interviews of 200 days ago on the border of the olympic park. i cannot believe it was only 200 days to go. the next 100 days will fly by. we have the torch relay coming up in a few weeks. there is still a huge amount to do, and the world is watching. >> a lot of people in britain are still watching. in times of economic hardship, $15 million is the overall cost. that is a ridicu

the race was restarted, for those keeping score, cambridge won. well, finally tonight, the world's most prolific artist, thomas kinkade died unexpectedly last night at his home near san francisco, kinkade sold more works of art than anyone else, popular beyond measure, even if his critics weren't always impressed. >> thomas kinkade knew his way around a canvas cottage, his paintbrush traced millions of lighthouses, churches and quaint downtowns. he was part walt disney, part norman rockwell, at least that's how he saw his work and whether you thought he was a talented painter or not most agreed he was a marketing genius. >> his paintings hang in an estimated one of every 20 homes in america. kinkade told 60 minutes in 2001 he did for art what danielle steel did for romance novels. >> these paintings may be easy to call insignificant by a critic, but they are precious to the people who bring them into their homes. >> he was as much a painter as a brand, known fo for getting his, giving his scenes the warmth of light, it was art people could underst

. >> reporter: sheila roy says she can finally enjoy life at her countryside home in cambridge.'s lived with parkinsons disease for 17 years. but a team of oxford scientists developed the treatment that changed her life. >> i can see a glimmer of the person i used to be now, which is really exciting. >> reporter: she's one of only 15 people in the world to take part in a gene therapy experiment. >> scientists create and inject a virus into brain. the shot jump starts the production of dopamine, the chemical needed to fight parkinsons. >> without dopamine, people with parkinsons often shake and can't control their movement. >> in principle, it should give people efficacy of life because of less ups and downs during the day. . >> reporter: researchers spepts years in -- spent years in this cambridge lab. injecting medicine, for example, into the brain. the white that you see there is the brain. >> reporter: once they have success, scientists began trying the treatments on a small number of people. doctors say more studies involving hundreds of patients, will be needed to prove the

and the back country riflemen arrived in cambridge, massachusetts. you can see one at the stern of the boat and another wearing, i think, more of a 19th century fashion coonskin cap behind washington himself. and then just in the bell of the boat, you'll see a man who is a former slave himself, who was in the marble head mariners. he had become a seaman. and a good many of those back country riflemen who came from virginia had been slave holders themselves. and when these two groups met each other in cambridge, there were words of abuse and insults and blows and then suddenly there was a riot that was larger than the battle at lexington when the revolution began. and washington rode on to the scene with the man who accompanied him through the war, it was his slave who was always riding with him. both brilliant horsemen. they rode into the middle of this riot. we have eyewitness accounts. and the eyewitness tells us that washington leaped off his horse, threw his reigns to william lee, grabbed the rifleman in one hand and a new englander in another ha

how the duke and duchess of cambridge have changed the world of weddings. >>> plus he was discharged under "don't ask, don't tell." now a former marine proposes to his current marine boyfriend. making history on a u.s. military base. >>> and there was a little bit of hollywood, a little bit of politics, and a whole lot of fun. >> mr. president, do you remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious. >>> good morning, even. i'm randi kaye. it is 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 on the west. lots to tell you about, so let's get straight to the news. we begin in st. louis where as many as five people were hurt during a postgame party. one person was killed. as many as 150 were packed celebrating the cardinals win over the milwaukee brewers. the tent was supposed to be able to withstand 110-mile-an-hour winds. the winds were 50 miles an hour. >>> the coast guard and the mexican navy are searching for a crew member from a racing yacht. three were found missing after a race from california to mexico. other boats saw debris in the water but there's

this really has been an incredible year for the duchess of cambridge.grown into being a royal. wouldn't you say? >> yeah. the royal family is thrilled with her. i mean, often comparisons are made with diana, of course, but it's a very different story because kate is ten years older than diana was when she entered the royal family, and also the royal family did learn some pretty harsh lessons about their handling of diana and the monarchy was at risk at one point because of the unpopularity of the queen as a result of the way she handled many public, at least, diana's death, for example. this time around with catherine, you've got a situation where prince charles has been getting full support to her, helping her in her training, as has the queen, and she's got her own private secretary just a year into the job as well, so it's a different story, and she's had huge amounts of support, catherine, and she's also grown into the job. >> she just looks so comfortable and really they look so comfortable as a couple. i mean, they have lived together. they were a

. >> tom: the managering director for housing studies at harvard university is with us from cambridge, massachusetts. >> the housing market should be thought of at this point, even though it's national market, as two markets. there's the rental market which has been improving for over a year now and is pretty clearly on an upward trend and rents are rising, vacancy rates are falling so we're seeing a rental recovery and then the other part of the market you need to think about is the "for sale" market or homeowners and home buyers' market. and there we're starting to see life after a very long period where there was very little life except around periods of time when tax credits were offered to first-time buyers and then also eventually to tradeup buyers. we saw some life in the market just to see it fail again but now we're seeing the comeback without any kind of tax credits. >> with that in mind perhaps the economic incentives aren't what they used to be. prices have come down. attitudes toward homeownership have continued to erode, though. according to fannie mae in 201060% of peop

in britain a political activist who disrupted the traditional oxford cambridge university boat race is being charged with causing a public disorder trenton oldfield forced the road to stop running to their path but the race did resume after he was safely removed from the river cambridge went on to take the title after ultimate broke and this was the first incident of its kind in the hundred fifty eight year history of the race. christians of throughout the world have a reason to celebrate today marks palm sunday for orthodox christians of the day jesus entered jerusalem before being crucified and protestants and catholics are observing easter day of christ's resurrection the vatican has kicked off celebrations with its annual mass and blessing in some peter's square your thoughts calibur mark easter sunday next week. the british government is thinking of introducing a minimum price for alcohol in an effort to curb the rising level of binge drinking in the country some believe the measures won't worry the heaviest drinkers from hitting the bar with this story as r.t. as i have it. this

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in britain a political activist who destructive the traditional oxford cambridge university boat race has been charged for causing a public disorder trenton oldfield forced the rose to stop when he swam into their part of the roast resumed after he was safely removed from the river and a cambridge went on to take the title after oxford broke and this was the first incident of its kind of the one hundred fifty eight year history of the race. christians are throughout the world have reason to celebrate today marks palm sunday orthodox christians of the day jesus entered jerusalem before being crucified and protestants and catholics are observing east earth day of christ's resurrection the vatican has kicked off celebrations with its annual mass and blessing in some peter's square at the orthodox calibur marks easter sunday next week. well the french president nicolas sarkozy has unveiled his vision for the country on thursday in preparation for the upcoming elections he reconfirmed his plan to cut immigration to france by half just two weeks after the shootings in the city of toulouse r

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. -- from cambridge up to easton.e expect the win to be pretty strong with gusts up to 20. we expect better boating conditions into the weekend. we'll talk more when we come back in a few minutes. >> here's why try to work out as often as i can. in a disruptive sleep could increase your risk for obesity. >> a group of healthy adults control of their sleep patterns for six weeks. they got 10 hours a night that only five hours on some nights. after the sleep restriction, their metabolic wait decreased which could translate to a weight gain of 10 pounds a night. >> i am averaging three and half a night. >> that is not enough. >> you might want to put that anti its cream back on the shelf. -- anti-itch cream back on the shelf. creams were found to be marginally affected against dog bitbug bites. >> the orioles look to avoid an early season sweep against the yankees. >> a war on women or a war on the rich? >> ava said today will be cool and breezy but a warm-up is in store for the >> now traffic pululse 11 and insta-weathe

it's called the kate effect of the duchess of cambridge effect. that's the impact it's had.this week she came out wearing a rebecca taylor tweed blue suit and the jacket. >> sounds really nice. >> really nice. i hope the picture will come up have shortly of the rebecca taylor tweed suit. but the jacket -- there indicate is, in fact, in completely other fashion. there she is wearing her beautiful hats. so we get to rebecca tailor, let's talk about the hats for the moment. the hat industry has bloomed and bloz onlied. >> it's great for the had business and she wears them well. >> she well does. i spoke to vivian sheriff recently. she said she went from this little business in wilshire in ruralend and now has a multi-national hat business. it's not only the brimmed hats but the brimless. >> she's never really without a hat. very rarely. >> hats are so good for the hair because your hair doesn't get messy under a hat. >> she's also popularized one new york designer. >> yes, rebecca taylor. i started to tell you about the famous blue tweed suit. it's amazing. rebecca is a new zea

. >> at kensington palace in london on to the duke and duchess of cambridge is now open to the publicbucks after a multimillion- dollar refurbishment. >> a centuries-old palace with a modern twist. after a multimillion-dollar renovation the public can get a sense of how royals once lived. >> creek victoria was born here. >> queen victoria is the only other monarch decides quinellas event to celebrate a diamond jubilee. her reign lasted 63 years and seven months. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge now call kensington palace home. prince harry has moved into a small apartment on site. >> not far away, a trustee to their mother. she lived here for 1983 until her death in 1997. >>vicki: , now we will design and dish at the new penthouse steakhouse. since been the [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawki

. >> welcome to cambridge for them, discussing deng ziaoping wit ezra vogel. i will serve as moderator. it's a great pleasure to introduce ezra vogel pities the henry ford americanist undoes japan and china and is visited asia every year since 1958. over his career, professor vogel is out there to collect the 15 books come in many articles for both academic and journalist for the japanese edition of his 1979 that japan is number one lesson for america is still the all-time best seller in america by western author. he began studying the transformation of china spending eight months at the invitation of the kwanzaa and explained the economic and social progress since he took the lead in pioneering economic reform in 1978. the result was a book which appeared in 1849. he retired from teaching in 2000 i arrived at harvard in 2007 and the encouragement and friendship that ezra has offered. a former junior college since his retirement, but of course befriending junior colleagues has not been his only retain you. he's devoted his time to completing his book on deng z

wind gusts up to 35. 21 in cambridge. 32 in ocean city. expect the winds of to continue to be steady throughout the day. just to be up to 30 to miles per hour. 57 out in the mountains. everyone dealing with quite a bit of sunshine, especially as the day goes on. but because the front came through in the skies are clearing out, it will be much cooler. bob we have some patchy frass possible. -- we have some patchy frost possible. the cold front is pushing down to our south. eventually, slightly warmer temperatures coming in from the west. a big bubble of heat. it will mostly slide down to our south. while it was in the 90's yesterday, parts of kansas will only c 60's for the next couple of days. wednesday, breezy. a slight chance for showers. mainly that is only about 20% chance of that. high pressure into the next weekend. maybe even on easter should be sunny. friday looks good for the first opening game for the orioles. we had to traffic pulse 11. >> good morning, everybody. not a bad start as a major way out there for this monday morning.

i've already had the opportunity to create a public artwork on a landfill at danehy park in cambridgemassachusetts. the landfill was closed in 1972, healed, and then reopened 20 years later as a park. this used to be a terrible, smelly dump. now, it's reborn. i created a piece called "turnaround surround" for the park that consists of a half-mile long, handicap access path that encircles the central mound. i used glassphalt, a mix of asphalt and recyclable glass bits that catch and reflect the light. it's symbolic of the public's power to turn things around, to bring life back to a place of decay. feldman: underlying all of this is her understanding of the history of art. many artists have made beautiful artworks dealing with materials that would be discarded. she starts with the lowest base level, our refuse, and builds beautiful artworks from that, and that's absolutely essential. it's been going on for centuries, and she just steps in and does it exactly where it matters most. ukeles: my work is about transformations. my artwork grows out of real systems, out of the place itself. b

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we have a great day here. 50 at cambridge, 50 on the boardwalk. 48 at westminster. we see off to the northwest flecks of blue. it is slow to warm up to the northwest of us. pollen count still in the high range. mold spore count is 121. we take a look at the satellite image first. these clouds were farther north earlier this morning, but the high pressure on the great lakes is pushing this system farther and farther away. rain all the way down into the carolinas. this is a big area of high pressure between the great lakes and the plains states and the mississippi valley. it will be the weekend, not just today -- right there, you don't see any clouds. storms to the west. but the time monday -- by the time when he goes along, this will play in our weather. we have had guests into the 20s -- gusts into the 20s. it will feel chilly out there. 56 to 60 will be the high temperature range, but the sunny skies make a huge difference. it is going to be beautiful out there, it is. overnight last night, early this month, a bit of a breeze. winds will be quieter tonight and that

cambridge, 63. chester town, 65. barton, 62. frederick still at 70 degrees this evening. a beautiful day today. let me expand the view. we have seen quite a contrast. in canada, 20's. 63 in new york city. down to the south in the carolina's, tenn., in the 70's and 80's. we do have a warming trend. when the warm air comes in, it has the tendency to try to make rain. that is happening to the west of us right now in illinois, wisconsin, iowa getting scattered showers and storms. the cold front is way to our south. this high pressure is giving us terrific weather. this frontal boundary will start moving north and the rain we see here comes something else will develop along the front and we may get a quick shower tomorrow. the upside is we will warm up eventually. clear tonight, east, northeast wind. in pennsylvania, cecil county, northern delaware and bought up into new jersey. nothing around the media baltimore metro area. tomorrow, maybe not as warm as today. a mix of clouds and a son, with an outside chance of a sprinkle or shower. i would not change your plants -- your pl

. >>> the duke and dutch chess of cambridge are spending a quiet evening at home today.ax foster has more. >> reporter: the biggest day of her life and one of the biggest media events in history. she entered westminster abbey as kate middleton and emerged as her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge. she was the newest member of the royal family and already one of its most famous. the duchess's first big test as a working royal was her tour with prince william of north america. >> i'm so excited to be able to share this with katherine because she has told me -- >> she appears so relaxed, so composed. she prompted comparisons to her late mother-in-law diana who also had a talent for wooing the crowds. katherine's visit to canada was the highlight of her year, senior royal sources told me. by the time the tour hit los angeles, katherine was questide one of the biggest stars in the world. on her return to the uk, katherine accompanied her husband to visits to his causes while she researched her own. in january, her charities were announcement and they focused on art, add

low to mid-50s fredericksburg, cambridge 56. almost everybody is under a red flag warning due to the wind and the dryness. humidity is running in the 20 to 30% range. a lot of dry fuel ready to go, so please be very careful today. it is again only a slight chance of a shower with highs well up in the 60s even to the 70s in fredericksburg and warrenton, you guys could get to 70 degrees. 68 for cambridge. 66 in frederick and 66 also at the naval air station. it is now 5:01. monika samtani stepping in. i'm guessing traffic someone be much of an issue today? >> reporter: i don't think so at all. a lot of people would -- who do have to go to work, you could probably give yourself a little extra time at home. braddock road all the lanes shift sharply to the right and all four lanes are available, you just want to be careful there heading northbound on the beltway. here's what it looks like traveling on the northbound side of i-95, you can see all that green and i think it is going to pretty much stay that way this morning. let's take

ocean city, east in cambridge, st. mary's county, maybe some of the rain down in north carolina will come up to the northeast as well. here in town officially, just 0.13 inches at bwi marshall and 0.15 at the inner harbor. not a bunch of brain, but it is something we have not had here in a few weeks. -- not a bunch of rain. considerably cooler than the normal high of 66. steady or heavier rains down in virginia and the mountains of north carolina. the shares have been weakening on their track to the north and east. it is also helping to began to wash out some of the pollen in the atmosphere. the tree pollen count is still very high and the grass pollen count is high, too. yesterday was over 2400. tomorrow we should see the impact of the rain moving through on the pollen count. wet weather keeps the temperature down here, but look what happens when the sky clears. tomorrow, 60. -- 60's in 7's. -- 60's and 70's. 45 degrees at the national park on skyline drive. 53 edgewood, a little milder here. the futurecast shows the

it is 70 in cambridge. 68 in ocean city. it is in the 50's in far west maryland.ere are the clouds associated with the rain. use of the ocean city picture, no clouds at all. -- use of the ocean city picture, no clouds at all. this will push rain into new england. rotating around this other storm in central canada, the other disturbance will come through tomorrow. we will get a higher chance of scattered showers activity. ker wel not be the soa need. the wind will diminish. it will pick up tomorrow. it will average 10 to 20. gusts will be stronger. we will see partly cloudy skies by afternoon. showers developing toward the end of the day, at least a chance of it. the red flag warnings exist all over our area during the day tomorrow, even up into pennsylvania and on the shore. -- 10 to 155 to knots. tomorrow will be in the 60's. tuesday and wednesday and thursday, we will only be in the 50's. the chances of rain are off and on, widely scattered. no guarantee will get anything. if you do, it will be light. we will try to warm up at the end of the week with scattered

eastern shore, eastern cambridge, rain likely in the afternoon. at the coast, the rain will come into the evening tomorrow and probably last a the morning. seven-day forecast, a couple more days with below normal temperatures. 30's monday morning. and then we hit 70 on tuesday, at 80 on wednesday. >> 11 sports. >> after sitting out of around one and trading out of that first-round position, the ravens have added pecs. the second round gets under way in 40 minutes, at 7:00. the ravens have the third pick in tonight's second round. let's take a look at the pecks they have in front of them tonight. 35th pick over all. that is the third pick in the second round. they are second second round pick tonight is the 60th pick overall. did not be surprised if they make a move and try to move. the third round, at 91st pick over all. the ravens should be busy tonight making selections. did not be surprised to see ozzie newsome make a deal. it is something the ravens did a couple of years ago. almost back to back and found two players they thought could be futu

cambridge at 59. we'll cool off over the next few hours. tomorrow 62 at noon. 67 by 4:00. so, yes, a chilly night with a frost. then we warm up. much warmer for the weekend. details straight ahead. >>> today baltimore county executive cameron cam a dan held his address it present his budget plan. it includes no increase to income or property taxes, the 24th year property taxes have not been increased. he said folks need to -- focus needs to be on education and infrastructure. it includes $150 million in capital for new school renovation. he calls the budget a level one. >> the state of baltimore county is strong and we're working hard to watch the bottom line and deliver those basic services that we think our county taxpayers need and deserve. >> part of the budget includes $20 million for this year and next for road resurfacing around baltimore county. >>> governor martin o'malley said he's willing to call lawmakers back to annapolis to deal with the budget but only if there's some sort of a consensus. when the general assembly closed on monday, neither the house or the s

cambridge at 94% humidity. when you see that level of humidity and no wind you look for reduced visibility. sometimes that low cloud deck, that strait thus deck can lower. as this gets closer to ground level, 9 in york. not widespread dense fog for the evening commute. especially the hilly areas, you could see spots with reduced visibility. keep that in mind. our main wave of rain passing through. some showers coming through. you could see one disturbance in central maryland now pushing off shore. this could spark a few showers into the overnight. the atmosphere is relatively sthaibl for the moment. we are cloudy and there will be plenty of loment to fuel a few rain showers, not looking for a lot of new rain tonight. here's our whrergt maker slowly pushing out to the west and east. cooler drier weather tomorrow. we're talking 60, 62 degrees. much of the day in the 50s. a nice looking day visually. here's that last round of showers through 10:00. if we see any rain it will be by 10:00, 11:00. then dry and clear.

we really need the rain. 43 in cambridge. westminster is holding up at 54.is in the 40's out to the mountains in the west. they were 10 degrees cooler as far as the pictures are concerned. clouts in new england, rain. here is a system to the west of us. -- clouds in new england, rain. most of the rain and precipitation will be up in the great lakes. we will probably pick up some clouds as it goes through. this will help to deflect the rain to the north. thiinitial batch of rain will miss us that there will be other stuff coming in as we start next week that we will be watching. storms actually going off to the west. we do have a rain chance that there. overnight tonight, clear skies. it will be chilly, 35-40. there is a freeze warning in effect, not as widespread as it was yesterday in york county, carroll county, and points west between 2:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. the skies will become partly cloudy. a very nice day, the southwest winds at 10-20. a small craft advisory is out of the bay. by afternoon, the wind will be the northwest gusting to about 20 knots or

[inaudible] over on to the west side, pretty much the cambridge. that is the crest of the hill. it is like a valley. >> you still have time. >> the benefit to everyone. vice-chair lam: i will tell you honestly. we feel devided. we have two different supervisors. >> we are one family and to separate as is unconscionable. >> to 80 is the boundary. it is away from the burdo area. -- 280 is the boundary. it is away from the bernal area. vice-chair lam: if you could introduce yourself. >> i live in district 10. >> ok. to get it back? >> eight lanes of freeway that acts like a castle, by keeping us apart. i have no business to go there. >> this is the center. even some from the hunters point. >> that whole area [unintelligible] . get used to all the friends we have here in 10. >> portal belongs in district 10. it belongs with the bayview and visitation valley. it does not have a place and it has not. we have had no voice in district 9. >> i like the neighborhood. >> i am in district 10. i had already submitted this earlier on but i wanted to get this into the record. this is some comm

the duke and duchess of cambridge. they spent their first anniversary in private. it is in sharp contrast from their lavish wedding. the couple has been in the public spotlight since they tied the knot. there is a lot of speculation about the possibility of a real baby. >> i believe it will start a family in their own time. >> many say they boosted the mottaki's popularity. even after one year on the world. the highest sage, the couple were -- still cook dinner and watch movies in their cottage in northern wales. not a bad day for one and a half walkathon. animal lovers gathered today. the 17th annual march for the animals. it is a yearly event. a fundraiser to support homeless animals in the baltimore community. there is a pack costume contest. all part of today's event. karr set on fire, chaos in the streets. this weekend marks the anniversary of the l.a. riots sparked by a police beating leading to nearly $1 billion in damage. >> history was made that night. we are here 20 years later. >> some say it feels like just yesterday. next, a look back at the chaos. >>

." >>> this comes to us from boston, in cambridge a piano played the last note ending the life with a bang. mit students launched it off the roof of their dorm. yikes, watch it go. it crashed right on top of another piano six stories below. this is part of a tradition 40 years, the last day students can drop classes without having them show up on transcripts. don't feel bad for the instruments, only broken pianos are used for the big send off, but makes me feel uncomfortable i don't care if they are broken. >> wasn't as good as i thought it would be. i was hoping it would splinter and keys flying. >> a baby grand, parts. >> expect more from mit. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today" just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. it is friday. we have some dry weather. 52 at the airport. 44 in taneytown. it will be kind of windy mostly sunny. a little on the cool side. high temperatures in the low 60's. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weeken

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