media lab in cambridge, massachusetts.s the birthplace of so many innovations like touchscreen devices and gps. we have spent the last few days speaking to the entrepreneurs and investors driving the startup scene and heard from the cities established layers in robotics and i/o tech. now we spend the next hour going behind the scenes to where the ideas are conceived. the media lab specializes in anti-disciplinary thinking, looking for misfits and rebels, working on ground breaking products no one else would take a risk on. other ideas that got their start here, the precursor to google street view and one narrow by all it is here just one mark zuckerberg's breakthrough price. the media lab is pioneering research in biology, agriculture, urban living and more. m.i.t. sits at the heart of some of the most cutting edge in robotics with companies like boston dynamics and irobot. this lab has strong corporate relationships with ties to apple, google, samsung and boeing. the japanese carmaker putting $25 million into a center for

it is attractive to the cambridge area.ly: i want to talk about genome technology, which is one of the new frontiers of biotechnology. how does what you are working on get us closer to a cure for cancer? >> we can read the programming code of patients with cancer. being able to read that programming code, we know what the software bugs are and can suggest what types of therapies might be best matched for that specific patient. that ability to read the programming code and know what that might mean is a tremendous breakthrough. emily: a cure for cancer, how far is that, really? >> cancer is a tough disease and enemy. we have to remember there are probably 1000 different types of cancers. we are going through them one by one by one. for some, a tremendous effect has been had immediately, others we are working on. it will be a continual progress, but a lot of big improvements are happening right now. emily: how close are you to getting more insurers to cover this? >> we know innovation outpaces reimbursement. we signed an agre

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--berly: coming up next hanging out at home with the duchess of cambridge. kimberly: the royal family shared some special pictures this weekend. of "vogue" edition is marking its 100th anniversary with a rare portrait of the duchess of cambridge on the cover. a series of photos are on display at the british national portrait gallery. own pictures of her daughter charlotte were released today to celebrate her birthday. tomorrow and has rarely been seen or photographed. she is just hanging out, like a normal little baby. the president and mrs. obama announcing their daughter lily a will attend harvard in the fall of 2017. -- their daughter unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one

it is very attractive for the cambridge area. emily: i want to talk about gene editing.ow does what you are working on get us closer to a cure for cancer? guest: we can read the programming code of patients with cancer now and in being able to read that code, we know what the software bugs are and we can sit just what types of their bees might be best matched or that specific patient. to know what that might mean is tremendous. emily: when you hear things like a cure for cancer, how far out is that? guest: it is a tough disease and enemy and there are probably a thousand different kinds of cancers. we are going through them one by one. for some, a tremendous effect has been had immediately and for others, we are still working on it. a lot of big improvements are happening now. emily: you are working on getting this covered, but the test are over $5,000. how close are you to getting insurance to cover this? guest: it tends to out pace reimbursement. we have a number of regional contracts now being signed and other pairs are recognizing the data that now we are having a ma

it's 46 in cambridge, 50 degrees in central park, 52 in newburgh, 48 in monticello. temperatures pretty consistent throughout the tri-state. they're not going to budge too much tonight because of that thick cloud cover that moves in. it kind of insulates us with the heat we got during the day. but now that showers are approaching, we'll see an easterly wind develop and that onshore flow still cool for us this time of year. it will be a cold and wet start to the month of may. not feeling very may life -like at all, then we'll head into the 60s again on monday afternoon. tuesday also in the 60s but still below average for this time of year. monday and tuesday we could get a brief break from the rain, but looking at future tracker, you sunday is going to be. rafael will give you another update on the forecast tomorrow morning. it will be wet already to the west of the city and rain completely overspreads as we head into the lunch hour. you can see some yellow showing up here on the map, an indication that we could have steady, maybe even heavy, rainfall. a big swath of

cambridge, massachusetts, topping the list is: all the single ladies in which rebecca tracer, writer at large for new york magazine, detail this contributions 0 unmarried women throughout american history. an examination of end of life care in "being mortal. "up next, winner of last year's national book award, look advertise current state of black america, in" between the world and me." in "evicted" matthew desmond, harvard sociologist and -- explores the rise in evictions for low income families. and in by ghetto "print -- the history of race in the world today. npr host, diane ream, discusses how he debt with the death of her husband and the right to death movement. and a shadow of women in politics in "rads american women, as to z" and "the new york times" reporter explores how to increase productivity, and in" the good death "an investigation how americans prepare for and cope with the end of life. that's a look at some of the current nonfiction best sellers according to the harvard book store in cambridge, massachusetts. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing o

look at some of the current best-selling non-fiction books according to the harvard bookstore in cambridge. all the single ladies is toping the list where the detailed of contributions of women in america. and being motor mortal. and between the world and be. in evicted, matthew desmond, har explores the rise in evictions in low-income families. and in ghettos the issues of ghettos in europe are related to the issues of poverty today in the united states. and npr host discusses how she dealt with the death of her husband and her views on the right to die movement in "on my own" and next we profile significant women in entertainment in "rad american women a-z" and in smarter, faster, better we look at how to improve productivity and in new death we look at how americans cope with the end of life. many of these authors have appeared or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> afterwar words is next. steve case speculates on the future of the internet and discusses how to navigate the everchanging landscape. he is joined by the representative from marylan

meantime, justice of cambridge gracing june's cover of british vogue, fashion magazine commemorating 100 anniversary, ten page spread will feature eight photos showing the dutchess in the english country side. the first magazine photo shoot kate has ever agreed do. >> because you don't turn down vogue. >> no, you don't. we'll get you on there eventually one day. coming up up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> clouds and showers this morning, but katie tells us when the sun will return. >> we'll be right back. >> this will be one of those weeks, dealing with multitude of low pressure, in other words, potential for unsettled weather every single day. there are days that are better than others, at the moment, we are finding here a spotty shower, generally the story throughout the course of the day, tomorrow, you might see some showers, as well. one real nice little victory that comes along with multiple days of rain, though, is this, the pollen levels are so much lower the next couple every days, which bodes very well for any allergy suffer out there, tree pollen

it was taken by none other than her mom, kate, the duchess of cambridge.gorgeous. >>> it was demolition day in alabama. to talladega super speedway in the geico 500. lap 96 and this happened. >> buescher. >> oh, man. >> chris buescher on his lid. >> thankfully chris buescher lands on his wheels after flipping three times. scary moment there. on lap 28, a mash-up involving 17 cars. just incredible. when it was all said and done, brad keselowski won at talladega. >>> big losses for the dnonald, and a first daughter taking a year off. "scrambled politics" is next. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do that right in my ear? people are taking charge of t

cambridge at 71 degrees. but these 80s, they are fueling the storms that will be moving east for the next several hours and in washington, not bad on the weather camera. cloudy and sticky. 78 but with a dew point to the 70s and feeling like midsummer time with a heat index around the 80s. more strong storms in the central and northern plains. with storms earlier and the tropical fetch i was telling you about, you can see it caicos wrapping around bonnie and bringing the moisture to the mid-atlantic and a close call and a lot worse around the d c metro. we got a couple of showers and storms to the north and west primarily. we will watch that, this evening. it may or may not make it to d. c. before falling apart leaving patchy fog by tuesday morning. tuesday isolated showers and south of town but much better tomorrow with more sunshine. the temperatures will be responding as well. tonight a few showers and storms tapering off later this evening and the patchy fog late and we will fall back in the 60s with light

only 70 right now in cambridge. 76 in d.c. not much going on around the metro. we do have one lone shower here. i'll zoom in on this little guy. it was in a portion of northeast. now just over the border. this is right along route 50 here as we make our way down on here, around seat pleasant and the randolph village area. you're seeing some shower activity more rain down towards southern calvert county and then right on down across the potomac in towards the northern neck. this shower activity is finally moving off towards the east. back to the west, watching this area of thunderstorm activity. this is actually the cold front that will move on toward the region overnight tonight. heads up toward hardy county and berkley counties in west virginia. everybody gets a chance later tonight. take a look at the wider view here. you can really see what's happening. first off, here's that front. notice what's left of bonnie just sitting there and spinning along the coast. as long as it is close to the coast, it will be able to keep that spin alive. look at what it does wi

everybody in the 70s except for cambridge along and sorry cambridge, you're not there yet. may get there. we're not done heating just yet. if you are thinking about dining out tonight, temperatures 67-73. that's how nice it is. i just love the comments on facebook and twitter. immediately i got a smile on my face, so many of you are talking about that. there is the rain we saw again coming through the area. tomorrow is 18 days in a row. here is our front back toward the west. you notice this severe thunderstorm watch. this is the next area of storminess that will come through our region. this is what we will be watching too during the day tomorrow. so tonight is clear. tomorrow morning, here we are, 9: 9:00 tonight. no region. and then we start to see something happen. here comes the next round of showers. noon we're fine. between 8:00 and noon, no problems in the morning. but afternoon we start to see showers come in around 2:30 inside d.c. metro area. say between noon and 6:00 good chance of at least some rain. thunderstorm activity, here it is here. we could see thunder

the duchess kate of cambridge took the pictures herself. the statement reads that prince william and kate are happy to share these important family moments. >>> next, hurt but healing, when warrior star curry is set to step back on the court as golden state works towards another playoff win. >>> we're back. more on the breaking news we told you before the break. a boat fire at the oakland -- oakland fire department reporting that multiple boats on fire. you can see the smoke there. it's white. we'll have much more on this tonight on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >>> warriors of curry is out with a sprained knee and hopes to be back by game three. golden state didn't miss him. thompson had seven three pointers. greene finished with his second career post triple double as the warriors won the game. one 1, 118-106. >> that's strength in numbers. >> go warriors. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. we'll see you tomorrow. >> nicole: wait. back up. what did you just say? >> sasha: nothing. >> nicole: you just said we were sisters. >> sasha: i-i thought we

. >> medics responded to a call of the man found lying in the road in the 4100 block of cambridge street. he was rushed to the hospital where it was discovered he had a gun shot wound to his chest. police say there is very little to go on in their investigation in that case. >>> police are searching for the person shot a man in the head and this was late last night, it happened around 10:00 in the 4200 block of fair hill street. police received several 911 calls about the shooting. when officers got on the scene they found a 38 year-old man shot in the back of his head. paramedics rushed him to temple university hospital in extremely critical condition. police are looking at several surveillance cameras in the area to try to find the shooter. >>> a fire broke out in edge water park 234 new jersey overnight. fire crews raced to the area around midnight and put out the flames in less than an hour. we have in word on any injuries at this time. >>> and a 17 year-old burlington county boy was killed by, what police say was drunk driver over the weekend. it happened early yesterday morning at

father in conversation at book people book store in austin. >>> tuesday, at harvard university in cambridge massachusetts it is the presentation of the book's prize awarded each year for nonfiction writing. this year's winners includes susan for nagasaki, life after nuclear war and nicholas for kl, a history of the knotty concentration camps. >>> that evening we will be at the national museum of mathematics in new york for math professor andrew hacker's discussion on if advanced athletics should be required in schools. >>> next wednesday through friday, book tv will be in chicago for book expo america, the publishing industry's national trade show where we will talk to others of forthcoming books such as kareem abdul-jabbar, marcia clark and bill ayers as well as publishers and booksellers. that's a look at some of the author programs book tv covers this week with many of the events open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span 2. >> joining us on book tv as trials kessler the editor of claremont review of books. professor kessler, what is that? >> guest:

researchers at cambridge university say they have a near perfect picture of the genetic mutations that the disease. the study published in the journal nature has been described as a hugely significant moment and it is hoped the analysis could help unlock new ways of treating breast cancer. dominic: vanessa babbage looks the picture of health. long arduousd a battle against breast cancer. after extensive surgery and chemotherapy she knows how devastating the disease and its treatment can be. the side effects are terrible. it is worse than the cancer itself. you're constantly able. -- bill. they try to minimize the side effects like it you other drugs. the treatment is very harsh. dominic: scanners like this one are used to monitor cancerous tumors once they have developed. to understand the underlying causes of cancer they had to go much deeper to go to the level of dna to understand what happens when healthy tissue turns cancerous. an international team of scientists led by the sanger institute examined all 3 billion letters in the genetic code of breast cancer60 survivors. it is trans

four-alarm fire in december of 2012 ripped through a drift store and an apartment building in cambridge. two firefighters were hurt. two dozen people lost their homes. prosecutors say clanton intentionally set the fire. he is now charged with arson and assault. leon: fairfax county firefighter is suing the department claiming sexual harassment. hernandez says she was harassedded for years and repeatedly transferred without cause. the federal civil rights lawsuit alleges a lack of accountability within the department. neither the department nor the county commented on the suit. now last month chief richard bowers promised to investigate the claims inside the fire department following the suicide of nicole mittdo posted on online message board. the board's operator said he will reveal who posted them under court order. maureen: eyewitness says he saw baltimore police officer edward nero throw a handcuffed freddie gray in the back of a police van. that witness testified in the second day of nero's trial. he is charged with assault and reckless endangerment. prosecutors say nero had no reas

cambridge 87. upper 70s and low shenandoah valley. hazy sunshine. 81 degrees.umidity up a little bit. dew points over 60 now, sticky out there 81 feels like 82. watching big storms in the middle of the country. some of the blow up clouds here later on. not going to be too much developing. when you look at the future cast, it pops a few showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon on and west of the i-81 corridor. does anything make it to blue ridge? today not going to see much action. tomorrow okay through midday. tomorrow afternoon, showers through mid afternoon. we may get a couple to drift toward us. the main threat west of i-95. going to saturday, it looks like north and west of us in the afternoon has the better chance of storms. by sunday, storm chances increase little bit more and more so on memorial day. saturday right now looks like the best day of the holiday weekend. 87 today. storms isolated. 70 tonight in town with and west. saturday, dry for most of us. west of i-81, storms in the upper 80s. sunday mid 80s with the afternoon storm. hopefully doe

cambridge and oxford, they will have another hour or hour and half. we will get rid of this in the next couple of hours. we turn cloudy and maybe even son before the day is over. highs in the mid-60s with east winds at 5 miles an hour. teat in town but mid-50s in most spots. national, 57 with no wind and humidity at 89%. we have activity in the middle of the country and a disturbance keeps coming our way but we will get some breaks. the three day forecast, 64 with showers tapering off and tonight, patchy fog and 75 with a stray shower. the better chance for rain is west of the blue ridge and more showers tomorrow night into friday. friday, we make it through the morning rush-hour. we don't have a weather alert up, but we will watch that. friday morning intimidate, showers and possibly a storm for the afternoon and evening, and the weekend -- a lot of things are going on on saturday -- a threat for showers or a storm mainly in the afternoon. morning plans on saturday, you will be okay a nats on 9 looks all right. a late shower may turn vo: for dominion

we are headed to cambridge, then to new jersey.turn to brazil where the senate has moved ahead with the impeachment process against president dilma rousseff. on monday, the replacement sought to annul the lower house's vote in favor of impeachment charges citing procedural flaws. the senate head insisted a vote in the upper house would move forward. >> gnome on a credit decision can superimpose a collective decision, especially when the decision was taken with the highest form of collective net in the house in full plenary and furthermore with verified corm. amy: the brazilian speaker later reversed, sending it in the middle of the night. the brazilian senate is scheduled to vote wednesday on whether it will try rousseff for violating budgetary laws. if it decides in favor of doing this, she will immediately be suspended for up to six months as the trial proceeds. her potential replacement, vice president michel temer, was ordered last week to pay a fine for violating campaign finance limits. on friday, president rousseff vowed to

only 73 in speechesville, 70 cambridge, lower 80s back towards the west. 83 martinsburg, you're in winchestertonight that's the remnants of bonnie low pressure along carolinas. clouds will probably remain in place with a few showers as theh cold front roles by. we can start the morning off with fog. planning forecast for this evening watch for a pop up shower with the front coming through. anyone could see it. otherwise mostly cloudy and mild. still pretty humid with temperatures in the 70s through the rest of the evening. when i come back inside we'll be talk beginning about this midweek looks mostly dry and and really really nice as we balance out some of nieces starter to giant i'll have all the details when i kim back inside for the 7-day forecast. >> now to tonight's top developing stories in prince s george's county police are cou trying trying to figure out whaw led to a define adele fie maryland. officers were doing a welfare check on 18th avenue when they found a victim dead and the search police have not released identity no word and suspect ord motive at this time. >>> in the distr

cambridge and oxford as well. a few more hours it should start to finally give you a break. where it has been raining look at the temperatures, upper 60s and low 70s. we are sitting at 75 at a high of 80 this afternoon. 80s in the shenandoah valley and a humid night and a little bit of haze and mostly cloudy skies and 75 degrees. that's the problem. your dew point, 71 and it gets above 60 and above 70 and oppressive humidity like you well, we are seeing storms middle of the country. from southern canada to northern mexico. lots of storms and the tropical plume bringing all of the moisture up to the carolinas and to our next of the woods. good news is that we are going to see less activity the next few days. unfortunately the two better chances for showers and storms. what we are looking at, let me back up here. i kind of went past the forecast. tomorrow morning after tonight, patchy fog and down in the 60s. but we warm up quickly tomorrow as we head towards the afternoon. mid-80s with an isolated shower or storm. 3 day forecast with a seven-day forecast. shows the better cha

the duchess of cambridge is a cover model now. kate middleton will appear on vogue. it's commemorating it's 100th anniversary in royal style. ten-page spread will feature eight photos showing the touches in the english countryside. it's the first magazine kate ever agreed to do. it's proving to be a beast at the box office. >> the jungle book earns the most money for the third at any rate is it weekend pulling in $42 million. the disney remake still going strong right now easily handling the competition. huntman winter's war and the cat comedy keanu made 9.9 million. it's a good timing to the movie. don't you think. >> good day to relax indoors, stay inside, read put a book, the whole thing. >> that's what i plan to do. >> as we head into the next several days. speaking dry weather, the rain chances won't be as widespread as we saw earlier in the day. but a gloomy day and it's still lingering over center city philadelphia right now. you you can't even see the buildings because they're obscured by the low cloud cover, drizzle, fog in place, cool temperature at 51 degr

leonardtown you're 52 a cross the bay from cambridge 52 as well. temperatures on the cool side this morning and gloomy. stays gloomy today so you know. showers harder up towards hagerstown and i'll watch these this morning. there's a good lukely hood most of those showers this morning will stay north and west and not impact everybody with the morning commute. staying cloudy today. some showers. we only get to 60. i think you can hear aerin the tone in my voice it's not g i'll have the full forecast and talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> we made it to wednesday, gary, hump day. that's good news. there also good news we're crash free around the dmv and we have construction overnight lingering and inbound traffic affected 5 duke between duke and seminary road and caution there. one lane blocked. as you can see the scene green on the map north of that to the 14 street bridge you're in the clear. more roadwork continues upper loop route 1 and upper loop richie marboro give yourself time for that portion of the roadway. it's on or clos

the first family says malia obama will begin her college career in cambridge.nt and mrs. obama announced over the weekend that their daughter will attend harvard university in the fall of 20-17. first-- she will take a gap year, something harvard encourages students to do. both the president and first lady graduated from harvard university law school. it's xx and we're just getting started. a train derailment in northeast spills hazardous a train derailment in northeast spills hazardous chemicals and creates some big we'll tell you what you need to know before up. protests on the west coast turn violent.. and several people now waking up behind bars. the felony charges they are facing.. coming up.. good morning washington. today: am clouds giving way to some sunshine. warm and humid with pm t-storms possible. highs: 78-85 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: rain likely. lows: 53-62 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: cloudy with rain. rain most widespread in the morning. highs: 63-68 winds: n 5 mph a freight train, flipped on it's side.

then to cambridge, heavy rain there. we're also aware as we look at that you got slammed in charles county, not just with heavy rain and also the hail that you're about to see with caitlin but i'm concerned you may also have flooding later in there is another round for you. let's spotlight what happened in montgomery county. this is an estimate on doppler radar air area from 2.3 to four inches of rain, stretchs from 495 almost to howard county and another area in yellow. from charles county across the bay to the eastern shore. we were all just amazed at the hail. i'm going to bring in caitlin roth, because these are the kinds of pictures we were seeing incredible that storm began that manassas and it did not give up the ghost for whahat seemed lik hour tonight. >> still ongoing as it moves through delaware off into areas of philadelphia what's amazing about the hail. we saw many did i meter. i just counted five official reports that came through. just saw on twitter that has only happened we only have official reports of

the duchess of cambridge is a cover model now. kate middleton will appear on vogue. it's commemorating it's 100th anniversary in royal style. ten-page spread will feature eight photos showing the touches in the english countryside. it's the first magazine kate ever agreed to do. it's proving to be a beast at the box office. >> the jungle book earns the most money for the third at any rate is it weekend pulling in $42 million. the disney remake still going strong right now easily handling the competition. huntman winter's war and the cat comedy keanu made 9.9 million. it's a good timing to the movie. don't you think. >> good day to relax indoors, stay inside, read put a book, the whole thing. >> that's what i plan to do. >> as we head into the next several days. speaking dry weather, the rain chances won't be as widespread as we saw earlier in the day. but a gloomy day and it's still lingering over center city philadelphia right now. you you can't even see the buildings because they're obscured by the low cloud cover, drizzle, fog in place, cool temperature at 51 degr

will march through the streets of jackson, through the streets of danville, through the streets of cambridgerough the streets of birmingham. [applause] >> but we will march in the spirit of love and with a spirit of dignity that we have shown here today. >> on march 7, 1965, lewis helped lead a group of 600 orderly protesters across the edmund pettis bridge in selma, alabama. it would become known as bloody sunday. we shall overcome ♪ >> these images awakened the conscience of the nation. an entire generation would rally for justice and equal rights. on august 6, 1965, the voting rights act was signed into law. >> when i think of john lewis, i'm reminded that courage isn't just a one-time thing. his bravery in selma and during the civil rights movement is obviously what stands out. but that's part of a broader or deeper vein of courage that runs throughout his life. >> what each of us does matters is probably the single most important lesson out of the holocaust. lifean see it in real through john lewis. >> called the conscience of the congress, he has devoted himself to the advancement of h

. >>> and turning one year old, the princes charlotte -- princess charlotte, and the duchess of cambridge took these photos, and the royal baby birthday will be spent privately at home. charlotte is the fourth in line for the british throne.>>> the giants have avoided getting swept by the new york mets thanks to matthew bumgarner and a few home runs, driving in three of the six home runs, two in the fourth, and bumgarner pitched six strong innings, and the third win of the season. and a final score of 6-1. it was not all good news, of strained hamstring and could miss a few games. >>> and the a's couldn't sweep the astros, houston took the early lead on josi done that to bass solo home run, and the a's could not give any run support, and the astros won, to-one. and having a series with the mariners tonight. >>> coming up on the 5:00 hour, watching for the solar impulse 2 to take off.>>> and the bay area playoffs, the latest on the fight for the warriors and the sharks.>>> we continue to keep an eye on the solar impulse 2 and it looks like it is about to take off from off the field, a live

town, that we've got the urban heat island effect if you will at 61 degrees right now with 50 in cambridge, 48 and 56. down on the south fredericksburg still on the mild side at 59. did you see waldorf? looks good tonight on the michael and son weather camera. 61 degrees officially. winds are northwest at 7 with the dry air that we're talking about with those dew points in the lower 30s. humidity only 35%. the highs the next couple of days as we've got a front, which will be nearby. that will be one thing we don't want if we want nice in but tomorrow 67 at dc and 85 in raleigh. and as we head towards tuesday, not much difference. there's a good deal of warmth. 80s, 90s in texas. but it's not moving here for the first part of the week. we may get a little warmer by thursday and friday and still 70 as opposed to the 80s and e across the country, still watching that big broad storm spinning over western colorado with some snow and the higher elevations. this set up though in the plains would help severe weather get going. that's why we're looking at the severe thunderstorms in nebraska, kansa

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birthday todd the family released new pictures of princess, taken by her mother, the dutchess of cambridgeyal family will celebrate charlotte's birthday at emma hall, that's will and kate's home in norfolk, glands. and so princess charlotte is fourth in line to the british thrown, she looks slyk she is ready to rule? >> she has the best wardrobe. >> i know. i want that little sweater. >> unbelievable, right? >> i'll take the little bo. >> you want the bo, i'll take the sweater and skirt. look at her, adorable. >> with royalty, you can tell? >> back in a m nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash. next, i apply it to my wet skin and rinse. i get 24 hour moisture, with no sticky feel. then, i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion. in the body lotion aisle. >>> sole scatter showers tonight, drizzly, foggy, few spotty showers tomorrow morning, could see some sunshine tomorrow afternoon, but do watch out for some spotty thunderstorms developing, 71, so much warmer, rain in the forecast on tuesday, shower on wednesday, rain on thursday, rain on friday. >> groundhog day? >> it will be a war

not speak english, we don't have any money, she said let's find a way to get to cambridge.s unlikely and i probably would fail but that did not stop us from trying. so i think more women need to have that sense that it's ok to fail along the way. because you have talked to every entrepreneur under the sun, is there anybody who has not failed along the way? emily: a lot of people blame the diversity problem in the tech industry on networking. people hire people they know. so men hire men, for example. you are very close personal friends with sheryl sandberg. what do you think about the role of networks and the power of networks to empower women but also work against them? ms. huffington: well, networks have always been important from ancient times because we want to work with people we like. they can become a problem if we want to only work with people who are similar to us. i mean, i know, emily, when i was building "the huffington post," i realized if we were going to succeed, i had to hire people who i might not want to have dinner with. i had to hire people who were a th

also found this collaborative innovation is no longer limited to places like silicon valley and cambridge but has spread to more than 30 greenbelts to more than 50 greenbelts in europe so i will illustrate with one example which you thought one of this is the smartest places on earth? maybe not the we had four old tire companies gone practically overnight with a loss of a lot of jobs and a life-threatening challenges all of these are based on life-threatening challenges then the second element the president of the university who got people together and to collaborate because they had no other choice and was stayed in akron didn't disappear was world-class polymer research giving us things like contact lenses that change color with your diabetes and tires that drive on all types of road conditions in haiti that whistled driving cars and making give you hundreds more but now 1,000 polymer companies that have more people working for them than before all tire companies that is what i mean by changes. you have a life-threatening situation in the university it is always university centric each

kensington palace marks the occasion by releasing these photos over the weekends taken by the dutchess of cambridge. the princess along with her brother, prince george, and mom and dad, will celebrate its family's home in norfolk, england. princess charlotte is the fourth in line to the british thrown. >> well, before you head out the door, here is what you need to know. three to go. >> we'll find out this morning if atlantic sitly default on it debt. city owes $1.8 million payment today, but it is running out of money to pay it bills. >> pennsylvania turnpike will announce plans today to expand the speed limit on more parts of the highway to 70 miles per hour. the increase will not apply to areas that are currently 55 miles per hour. >> and there is a hearing today about new jersey middle school and high school's possibly starting classes later in the morning. you can can way in, camden county college's blackwood campus starting at 4:00 this afternoon, and that's three to go. >> welcoming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", new trends in women's butte that i could save you money but ex

. >>> the duchess of cambridge can add another line to her resume. that would be cover girl.ce the front of british "vogue" for the fashion magazine's 100th anniversary in june. the collaboration features a casual kate enjoying the country side. >>> legendary director to of "the godfather," and many other classics cemented his legacy friday. the 77-year-old put his hand and footprint in wet cement outside the historic tlc chinese theater. the imprints will be displayed to honor the oscar winner's 50-year career. >>> later this morning, the first hearing will be held regarding prince's estate. appointed. today's hearing will begin the process of determining the fate of the le pop star's fortune. >>> after a rough week, some good news. the hosts who publicly reknnreu last week were honored at the annual daytime emmys, but neither was there to accept their award. so fellow daytime favorite dr. oz did the honors. sunday marked her 20th wedding anniversary to husband mark consuelos. >>> and jimmy fallon poked some fun at the football player turned emmy winner as he heads to "gma."