you have to have a caribbean experience. be to go to amazon, like the jungle. >> i'm planning a vacation. should i come to colombia? come to cali? >> most definitely. you will find great music, great partying, great food, beautiful views, beautiful nature around. >> yeah, yeah, look, the country is beautiful, we know this. but most americans, they're afraid to come. is colombia any more dangerous for a tourist than rio or puerto rico? i mean, my impression is no. when you go to rio, you don't wear a big watch or an expensive suit, you don't behave like an idiot, and life is going to be good. >> maybe i've been lucky, but i've never been mugged or kidnapped or robbed. most people will tell you we had an amazing time. we heard some great music, met some beautiful girls or guys. wife had some great drinks, hung out, went to the beach, and we want to come back, you know? >> there's a of hearty here people fee very deeply. it's the most welcoming country in laden american. >> salud, salud, salud. ♪ with leinenkugel's summer shand

the captain has no choice but to ditch his plane in the caribbean sea.exists of this incident, but our dramatic animation shows what the plane might have looked like as i slammed into those turbulent waters. here's how the pilot describes what it felt like to be in the cockpit at that life and death moment. >> my first contact with the water was quite smooth and it wasn't too long after that that the rest of the airplane was starting to make contact with the water, ebb an extreme amount of vibration in the cockpit. the instrument panel was vibrating so that i couldn't even read it. >> but how did this flight end up in such a dire situation? after failing to land at saint martins airport in bad weather, the captain decides to divert to the nearby island of st. thomas an then saint croix when he finds it's closer. but as the plane is climbing away from the airport in a down pour, there's a problem. >> my knave gart said, my god, look at the fuel gauge. >> because of the winds and the turbulence, the airplane was rocking back and forth, the fuel was spinnin

shares of royal caribbean down just and a half% today.fting gears, successful companies are often ones which adapt to changing environment. a really good example. we wanted to show this to you because they are making a big bet on memory storage devices. right now the stock is down. this despite the fact that the reported results after the bell yesterday, beating analysts' expectations. let's stretch it out. you can see a 1-year picture is quite pretty with the stock of more than 30 percent of the past year. in a fox business exclusive, an excellent quarter. the stock is down. i was strolling to figure out why. in essence there were great but not great enough. let's put that aside. i would like to hear from you. what was the real success? >> a great quarter. in fact, it was the best ever first quarter. you know, these data products that are being used. these devices in the future as well. also very solid performance. the retail business. the retail business. the android mobile foam. its highest rate ever. over the course of last year custo

meanwhile, royal caribbean unvailed a new class of ships.ally different company, royal caribbean, look at this, okay. look on your screen, stop what you're doing. it's a class of ships called the quantum, which makes sense because of the movie. oh, i got to see that, unbelievable. offering firsts like a sky kiefing experience. adam goldstein, royal caribbean ceo and president on this day. today is the day, that's why we wanted you here. first of all, let's talk about the new attractions. >> thank you, it's not just sky diving, but it's a big feature, the north star brings people 300 feet above the service of the water and there's great views. the venues are terrific too. liz: the arm thing, the glass pod, what is that? the north star. >> how did you come up with the ideas? >> we challenge ourselves. it's in our dna to come up with ideas never been on the water, and we challenge and push everybody to make innovations real. liz: when is the first ship setting sail? >> in november of 2014 next year. the ship has to be constructed in germany. li

she said my son is getting married tomorrow at the caribbean hilton, could you please come? and i went. i hadn't seen her in 30 years. we were kids together. and after the wedding, there was a reception and she introduced me to her daughters, very beautiful girls, then i met the last one, very beautiful, green eyes, and she said, i want you it meet my son. all this is in spanish, you know? so i said, sure. so she called these 3 boys over, about my complexion, curly hair, and this is barry, brian, and brady. you expect jose jimenez, you know. what's your last name? murphy. murphy? si, si, murphy. very close to the way the irish pronounce murphy. i said, that's amazing. did you marry a serviceman from the -- military person who came to puerto rico. no, the family has been here since the 18th century. and i said, really? so we began tracing -- we still haven't found the actual person, but evidently it was an irish conscript in the irish navy that came to puerto rico. puerto rico was owned by britain, as they liked to do with their colonies, and efficient evidently the sailor ca

very clear sky for the caribbean. >> oh, yeah.nd plantain and some hot sauce in there. ♪ >> some good food, a few shots, the sounds of waves in the background and a nice u.n. set. these are things in my experience that will set most things right. thank you to guajira. >> and colombia. >> salud. thanks. >> we had good fun. >> we had good fun. >> cheers. >> i always find colombia encouraging. they face problems more extreme an seemingly more intractable than many of us can imagine, and yet every time i come here it gets better. do get me wrong. problems, serious problems, remain, which is particularly heartbreaking in a country so beautiful, so generous, so proud, so eager to love and be loved back. i come back to my own country from colombia and i think if they can fix that, if they can make things better, then surely there's nothing we can't do. for now, however, i'll settle for fixing my headache. that hurt. >>> here in boston, two bombs, two brothers accused of turning the marathon into chaos and carnage. now we follow the trail

for clarity i want to tell you the story of another caribbean island. not jamaica but the tiny island in barbados. in 1992, barbados faced and enormous financial crisis, potential financial crisis. they were about to run out of foreign exchange reserves. the u.s. economy was in recession and as an economy highly dependent on the exports for the rest of the world. barbados was in real trouble. and barbados received a visit from the international monetary fund, known as the imf your barbados at that point in time also had what's called a fixed exchange rate, much like the countries in the euro zone rates. it was that at a certain value, in this case 1.7 barbados of dollars to the u.s. dollar. the imf said, your country has become very uncompetitive. in the same way that countries in much of europe today have become uncompetitive. wages have gone up. what to do. the imf said, well, we think you should be valued your currency. devalue your currency will make your exports cheaper, will make imports more expensive, that will allow your economy to readjust. it

lucia in the caribbean last monday. they jumped off the ship be life preservers after the boat started sinking. they swam for 14 hours before reaching land. the siblings arrives back at miami international airport overnight. >> see land off in the distance and started swimming that direction. and then it would disappear intermittently. as we swam. but we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that as a gauge for direction. >> doctors treated them for dehydration. they also suffered severe tendsnitis and abrasions on the backs of their necks from the life preservers. >>> relief is in sight for air travelers. today the faa says it suspended all employee furloughs which means air traffic facilities will be back to normal staffing by tomorrow evening. it comes a day after congress passed legislation allowing the agency to withdraw the furloughs. president obama called it a band-aid fix. he used his radio address today to urge congress to act on the sequester cuts. >> members of congress may not feel the pain felt by kids

adam goldstein, president and ceo of royal caribbean international.>> so obviously, we have to talk about mickey arison. we'll talk about the design of the new ships in a moment, but mickey arison is clearly in the headlines. if rockefeller goes ahead with hearings on capitol hill about the state of the cruise line industry, and the tax that it's paid and the way in which when thery's difficulty at sea, how does that affect your business? are you ready for that? there have been congressional hearings in the past because there are a number of different agencies of the government that oversee our industry. most notably, the u.s. coast guard and senator rockefeller is an important and powerful senator with a point of view and we've been in front of him before as an industry and if he sees the need for hearings obviously, we'll be in front of him again and we'll stress the economic benefit that we bring to the country about 40 billion dollars and jobs traceable to the cruise business. >> we were on rock center a couple of weeks ago that mickey arison only

there is a lot of industry expectation about royal caribbean's new caribbean of the seas. and it comes on online next november which has orb to fly over the ship 350 feet over the water. the break-away debut in new york city next week. the 4,000 passenger vessel the largest ship built in industry. the burden is all on them. >> it's unfortunate that these things happen. they're machines, just like airplanes. they do break down. it's just a question of what, how the cruise lines react to the incidents, will really play toward the public perception and confidence in the industry. >> remember that cruise ship passengers bill of rights that some senators were out thing after the carnival -- touting after the carnival triumph deback? it's still in bill form in d.c. john? >> john: phil keating in miami. thank you, phil. one of the nation's bigger cities will be home to some of the smallest departments in the u.s. we are talking tiny. here is a look at some of the new micro units in san francisco. single room housing with the standard amenities but developers had to get creave to

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these are the sounds of the caribbean. the lyrical background to grandma's outdoor classroom. as question after question of the people and places i had encountered in the days reading. in my ever patient teachers shared with me the facts and figures about distant lands. the greatest lesson i learned from my grandmother came not from something she read to me but from something she taught to someone else. in jamaica as in many developing countries, poverty is never far away. on one occasion the ambient sounds of the caribbean gave way to the piercing of of a woman at the front gate. this is henry. this is henry. the makeup man. when poverty calls from the front we have to make a choice. you can avert your eyes, perhaps even turn your back and harden there resolve not to engage. but poverty will still be there licking its you, even if you don't have the courage to returns case. drama called out, lifting her tiny, lead bars rant next to me to walk across, stepped from ports and made the 40-foot journey to the gate. good evening. how are you? her appearance belied replied. all righ

africa, the caribbean, brazil, the country's.he beneficiary is like this angel family, one of the richest in the country. brilliance of lobbyists. they lobbied me. very charming people. they say that you have to help us because these other countries , they subsidize there share producers. without all this up we cannot compete with them. >> of other companies subsidized sugar producers that means sugar would be cheap. that' good. it is a gift to the american consumers. thank you. john: if they want to rip off the taxpayers we should free up enough of it. >> a problem for them, but we should be grateful. john: thank you. coming up, taxes on demand. and new application helps you hail a taxi. but the chosen ones wanted band. ♪ ♪ >> taxi. taxi. jo: in my town you never know when or if you will get a taxi, especially if it is raining. if only i could just pick up my phone, find a free taxi near where i am and just bucket. actually, today, we can. twenty-five cities to my thanks to a company called uber, you can open the application and

boston has a couple of caribbean neighborhoods with enough people to host a big awesome caribbean carnival summer. something like the east neighborhood speaks spanish. there's a new chinatown growing south of the city. same with a good concentration of brazilians. they have lived in the allston-brightton neighborhood. another boston suburb, the city of watertown has the third largest community of ethnic armenians in the whole country. there are not many chechens thought to live in the united states. those who are here live in boston. it's not all that weird that two guys from a chechen family would live in greater boston because everybody lives in greater boston, all sorts of people. you find people there from everywhere. that's just as true as many of our suburbs. it's not usual to be an irish-american living next door to an indian-american anywhere in the country. the effect of what happened today in boston is anything but local. fearly a million people in the overall metropolitan region woke up with orders from the government delivered by phone or media or signs on the road that said sh

the loss of the ships in the caribbean ultimately will result in more drugs in a are making it through. i know, talking to joint interagency task force south, because we have a good coast guard representation. in fact, its director is a coast guard admiral, right now we are only intercepting about 1/3 of the tracks we are aware of in people smuggling drugs towards central america. last year, we interdicted 107 metric tons. that's 107 metric tons of pure cocaine that didn't make it into south -- into central america to make its way across our borders. by comparison, all the law enforcement agencies in the 48 states only interdicted only 40 metric tons of cocaine. and that's after its broken down as well. so more drugs and we'll have fewer assets that we can redivert to other missions like migrant interdiction and other coast guard activities in those areas. >> so i mean, the gist of it, it's not that it's a bad idea, it's the fact that it's not being replaced by anything that creates these problems and at least until 2018 to be pretty significant? >> yes, sir. even the navy has held out

africa, the caribbean, brazil, the country's.he beneficiary is like this angel family, one of the richest in the country. brilliance of lobbyists. they lobbied me. very charming people. they say that you have to help us because these other countries , they subsidize there share producers. without all this up we cannot compete with them. >> of other companies subsidized sugar producers that means sugar would be cheap. that's good. it is a gift to the american consumers. thank you. john: if they want to rip off the taxpayers we should free up enough of it. >> a problem for them, but we should be grateful. john: thank you. coming up, taxes on demand. and new application helps you hail a taxi. but the chosen ones wanted band. ♪ this is america. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur ♪ >> t

these are the sounds of the caribbean. the lyrical backdrop to grandma's outdoor classroom. i asked question after question about the people and places i had encountered in the days reading and my ever patient teachers shared with me facts and figures about distant lands. the greatest lesson i learned from my grandmother came not from something she read to me but from something she did to someone else. in jamaica party is never far away. give way to the pearson call for women at the front gate. this is henry. this is henry. we beg you, and. when poverty calls to you from the front gate you have to make a choice. you can avert your eyes, perhaps even turn your back and harden your resolve not to engage, but poverty would still be there looking to you, even if you don't have the courage to return its case. syncom, grandma called out, she mentioned her tiny, the haunch train from the chair next to me, walked across the tiles, stepped from ports to carport and made the 30-foot journey to the gate. good evening. how are you. her appearance belied her reply. all right so far. look

sometimes, we sit a half an hour in front of the hotel and the town caribbean puck up and up people in his hotel. and none of you guys mentioned the corruption at the city dispatch. if you go and call a cab company and i go to the airport they will leave the order for 5 minutes. so central dispatch is very, very important. i spoke with town hall and once we dispatch we accepted one car we don't need a lot of companies and one dispatch and one car and this was all the consumer. but if you add 5 thousand cabs and the incrimination is still there it's not going to help. okay. and the reason i say that the click on the phone and at the smart phone and the car is there judge? because two corners there's a town car waiting there. so that's why what we need we need a central dispatch and one car. and i have the jurisdiction to enforce that >> next speaker please and (calling names). >> good afternoon. in a few minutes we should have 3. commissioners and ladies and gentlemen of the audience for those who don't know i'm mr. lawrence. i've been a resident in this city for foy years. we'll have a

is it time to open up travel to the caribbean island? >> eric: jay z versusus jay carny. the treasury and not the white house gave the green light for jay z and wife beyonce to travel to cuba. regardless of that he is rapping. snolt ♪ ♪ boys from the hood white house clamor. (bleep) to me except lie to me and distort history. ♪ >> eric: johnathon you don't think they are criminal but free market capitalist. >> i don't think they are particularly good musician either. but unlike cuba we protect individual rights and that is the right to travel. cuba is not a imminent threat but i believe americans should have the right to travel to cube a. they should denounce them as a slave society and people should be careful in traveling to places that don't invest in human rights. so you play with a lot of risks when you travel and invest in countries that don't invest in human rights. >> eric: is it time to open up trade. >> i think trade helps you cut a nation off. look at the problem with north korea. because we don't have any way to know what is going on in the country. you have t

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moments after a man and his sister were found safe and alive after swimming for 14 hours in the caribbean. a local team caught up with the two after their flightening or frightening or ordeal. after 14 hours of swimming they made it to shore and then walked for hours more looking for help. and then a farm worker found them and gave them food and called local authorities. >>> federal authorities are coming down hard on a las vegas hospital that has kicked people out. they have ten-days to corrupt problems with discharging. this comes after the hospital putpations on patients on buses to local cities with no family in the area. >>> demolition on the building has been put on hold for the pleasant hill dome. the permit was revoked and now it is on hold till for the city building appeals board hold a hearing, which could be next week. >>> a skrool district school district voted suspend the principle and another worker. the board is scheduled to meet on sunday night to finalize the vote and select an interim. >>> union leaders have reached a deal for workers and new hires. matt smith is live >>

last week we went to saint kits in the eastern caribbean.xander hamilton born there, left at nine years old and the rest is history. the culture of the island is an interesting combination of british, french and african. we had a wonderful time. the folks on the island friendly. the factor is huge on saint kitts, everybody watches. this summer i'll be taking the urchins to ireland. if you can afford t it, get those kids in gear. take them somewhere fascinating. o'reillyandfoxnews.com. word of the day: do not be prescient. look it up. look it up. great to be back from vacation. well, kind of great. it's okay. again thanks for watching tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. [national anthem playing] [national anthem playing]

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boston has a couple of caribbean neighborhoods with enough people to host a big awesome caribbean carnivalevery summer. something like the east neighborhood speaks spanish. boston's chinatown is not what it used to be. there's a new one growing south of the city. same with a good concentration of brazilians. they have lived in the allston-brightton neighborhood. now they're in somerville, where you will find thaur nap and expression of solidarity with other bostonians. another boston suburb, the city of watertown has the third largest community of ethnic armenians in the whole country. along with big communities of people from russia and people from korea and other places too. there are not many chechens thought to live in the united states. the chechens who are in the united states tend to live in boston. it's not all that weird that two guys from a chechen family would live in greater boston because frankly, everybody lives in greater boston. all sorts of people. that's what makes a city a city. you find people there from everywhere. that's just as true as many of our suburbs. it's not u

one here is the royal caribbean majesty of the seas and royal caribbean posting a big first quarter up sixty-two% over last year. carnival cruise lines posting a solid first quarter of forty-seven million dollars despite that crews from hell in february where 3,000 passengers had to be towed to shore, no power, no toilets, that and 2012's deadly crash in italy having an impact on the industry for royal caribbean and ceo, quote, looking to the remainder of the year ended the obvious questions the negative industry media coverage has been frustrating and probably impact as a bit, but know it has not been a game changer for our brand. for carnival cruise lines which is now pledging to spend $700 million upgrading its fleet and its public image. dagen: it is all about the pricing. what has this done for pricing by cruise lines? >> there are deals to be at. every cruise line is offering them and you can get a cruise for $100 a night, cheaper than almost any hotel. part of this is due to the aggressive pricing by the cruise industry and the pr effort to keep the cruiser's cruising combined w

royal caribbean posting a very big first quarter this year.erday up 62% over last year, and carnival cruise lines, beleaguered carnival also showing a very strong first quarter, up $37 million over last year, despite that cruise from hell in february. the carnival triumph. with 3,000 passengers all had to be towed back to shore no power, no toilets, certainly no fund for five days. that plus 2012 deadly costa concordia crash in italy certainly had impact. here is the ceo in the earnings call yesterday. looking to remainder of the year and obvious question, yes, the negative industry and media coverage yes probably impacted us a bit but no it has not been a game-changer for our brands. a lot of industry analysts expected not nearly these types of numbers especially after the triumph television news coverage of their very bad cruise from hell experience. it has been costly as well for carnival. they're pledging to spend $700 mall to upgrade the entire feet as well as their public image. david: phil keating reporting from miami from the port ther

we know that some have been seen in norway and in the caribbean as well. >> humpback whales can grow up to 15 meters long. for hundreds of years, they were hunted for meat and oil. they have been a protected species since 1956. now, they have reappeared along the coast. this really is a good day for a passionate whale researcher. >> look. >> martha and her colleagues call their shared office the science cave. this is where they evaluate their photos every evening. they compare, catalog, and sometimes recognize old acquaintances, wilson have come before -- whales who have come before. >> he usually comes each summer and stays for the whole period. he is one of our best known individuals. you can see the unique pattern of the fluke on these animals. if you notice, it is exactly the same. >> there are still large gaps in our knowledge of these mammals and their journeys through the oceans, despite all the photos. the next morning, the researchers cite orcas, commonly known as killer whales. they are in the dolphin family. about 15 of them are swimming in the fjord. five years ago, that

so, you know my family is from the caribbean, we have patties, and all of these drinks and sugary substanceshen someone comes to your house. >> let's talk about in people's neighbors, they don't have access to some fruits and vegetables. you go where i used to live, and you see four or five miles of space between a person and a fresh vegetable, what do you do? >> you first acknowledge it's happening, and i consider when i think of the environment it does include lack of access. so when you're in a community where it is really difficult to find that stuff, but it's real easy to find fast food joints, that's what you eat and that's what you know because it is -- it can also be cheaper because of the food policies within this country why junk food is cheaper than healthy produce and it is what people eat. y produce, in get the onx, most subway, and i go downtown, and i buy it, and bring it back up. people are feeling that are they going to go out of their way to experience that. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. andre, you work with people every day that come to you to be healthier, more well. ho

role in helping chavez expand venezuelas influence abroad, particularly in latin america and the caribbean -- expand venezuela's influence abroad. he is also a spiritual man. already suffering from cancer, last october, chavez named maduro vice president, many believe to prepare him for a job he never sought. >> do not think it is easy to stand here where chavez always stood and where he should never have left. i never had any aspirations for power and glory. i thought i would grow old by chavez's side. >> undoubtedly, his strongest credential is being chosen by chavis to continue his socialist revolution, but will it suffice? >> he does not have the leadership experience on a national level to sustain the policies of this government. like everyone else under chavez, he never led but followed. >> nevertheless, chavez believed in maduro. "i ask you to vote for nicolas maduro with all my heart." a last message for his people that may be enough. >> still ahead on the program -- why times are getting harder for the rollout of spain. and cash for kidneys. why australia is offering organ donors

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from a san francisco man and his sister about their harrowing experience, stranded at sea during a caribbean vacation. they arrived in florida yesterday. last sunday the boat they chartered for a fishing trip started to fill with water eight miles off the coast. swells separate them from the boat's crew. they did the only thing they could do, started swimming for shore. it was a grueling 14 hours, fighting hypothermia to survive. >> see land in the distance and started swimming in that direction, and then it would just appearle intermittently as we swam, but we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that. >> it was completely surreal, watching the boat going underwater. >> ama: incredible. battered and a bit bruised, the two made it to a small beach and spent the night eating bananas and mangos, farmer spotted them the next day and helped them to safety. >> thousands people in the bay area laced up their walking shoes to walk for babies. the march of dime event raises money to keep moms and babies healthy. nancy dean was there with her family. her twins were born at 29 weeks. >> i was feel

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royal caribbean posting a big first quarter this year.ing a good first quarter. of $37 million over last year. "looking to the remainder of the year and the obvious question, yes, the coverage has been frustrating and, yes, it has probably impacted us a bit, but, no, it has not been a game changer for our brands." ashley: how does that impact the pricing for cruises? >> to make sure people keep buying the tickets, the cruise ship industry are aggressively pricing right now. it is a solid season in between spring break and summer. a large part of it has to do with the cruise industry aggressively pricing to combat the bad pr in recent months. we spoke with some travelers and they told us they are not hesitate at all. >> there are lots of ships out there. of all the places they go, they have to problems. that is minimal. besides, i can swim. >> game changing rand new ships. the u.s. senate is working on a cruise ship passenger bill of rights, similar to the airline passenger bill of rights. you can see the passengers up on board the ship be

also, on behalf of the queen, i would like to thank you all in amsterdam, the netherlands, and the caribbeanor the support and confidence that you give us. thank you. >> the fact that everyone can get so close is a sign of how down to earth the royal family here is, or at least once to appear. unlike the monarchy in britain, they do not have that same uncomfortable feel about them. the new king has said he wants to be seen as a man of the people that will not stand on ceremony. >> together they sang the national anthem. and then out came the next generation. princess camellia on the left, nine years old, now heir to the dutch throne. >> and of a report that we have been seeing. what is interesting is when we think of the netherlands we think of a forward thinking and progressive country, some might say that there is a paradox between that and the apparent affection that we see for the marquee. >> george, you are absolutely correct. there is a question about how the officials deal with it, as addressed by the prime minister early this week. the fact is that the royal family is well loved, but

latin america and the caribbean have said it increased women participation in late the labor markets.he they now count for more than half of the workers. in the united states, american women went from holding 30% of jobs 40 years ago to nearly 48% today. the productivity gains attributed to this increase account for more than $3.50 trillion in gdp growth under those four decades. -- over those four decades. similarly, a fast-growing asian economies could boost their per- capita income by as much as 14% by 2020 if they brought more women into the workforce. laws and traditions that old -- that hold back women, hold back entire societies. since i started talking about this using great data from the world bank and private sector analyses, there were doubters. that debate is over. opening the door to one's economy for women will make a difference. i want to conclude with the unfinished business we face here at home. challenges and opportunities i have outlined today are not just for people of the developing world. america must face them, too, if we want to continue leading the world. travel

has ever announced stealth bombers flying anywhere, especially in the caribbean. >> japan and south korea are both worry. you do not know what is going to happen in this part of the world. it could get incredibly unstable. >> if they try to go nuclear, i guarantee the chinese are going to get serious about taking care of north korea. >> thank you. last word. see you next week. >> mark strand was born in canada, grew up there and in south america, was educated in the united states. his rules for writing include, "never use a figure of speech which you are used to seeing in print." mary louise parker reads. >> tell yourself as it gets cold and gray falls from the air that you will go on walking, hearing the same tune no matter where you find yourself-- inside the dome of dark or under the cracking white of the moon's gaze in a valley of snow. tonight as it gets cold tell yourself what you know which is nothing but the tune your bones play as you keep going. and you will be able for once to lie down under the small fire of winter stars. and if it happens that you cannot go on or turn back an

there on mountain view, sunnyvale, 237, 85 where all that comes together all the way over toward caribbean drive where we have some of the better radar returns. this is how cloudy it looks. this is the east bay hills and temperatures running into the mid-50s. san francisco, oakland, san jose walnut creek, palo alto and mill valley, this is the way it looks underneath the clouds from the east bay. this is from emeryville right there along 80. you can see the low clouds hanging over the bay area and all the way back towards san francisco. temperatures are running all between 52 and 56 degrees. >> here is what i think is going to happen for today. rain and some showers that are possible again today. as we head towards tomorrow we'll be dry and warmer and then more rain on wednesday and thursday and slight chance for saturday and sunday. unsettled pattern coming our way, this time of year, the rain while a lot of chances, not going to be light. you can see a future radar returns down across the south bay. 65 in cupertino to about 68 in san jose and morgan hill. heading up the peninsula, chance

in munich, this caribbean driver's license is not worth much. >> you have not learned to drive in your country. would you have learned is useless. you cannot drive here and you could not drive there. >> "you drive me crazy" is a real-life experiment. protagonists have to take their driving test all over again in a different culture, which involves finding their way in the jungle of road signs, road rules, and driving styles, not to mention learning about cultural boundaries. >> you keep saying to me, "do you have a driving instructor in korea or wehat?" you are always saying it to me, and you are wrong. >> she is here to source fabrics for her fashion label. to do so, she wants to drive across india. she has to learn to communicate with other drivers using hand signals and stay calm in heavy traffic. around the world, driving instructors are used to being the boss. >> when i teach you something, i expect you to do exactly what i tell you. that is the end of the matter. nothing else matters. >> the film is about more than cars. it is a fast-paced thriller about the clash of cultures. >>

lucia in the caribbean last monday. they jumped off the ship with life preservers after the boat started sinking and they swam for 14 hours before they finally reached land. the siblings arrived back at miami international airport overnight. >> we could see land off in the distance and started swimming that direction, and then it would disappear intermittently as we swam, but we felt the wind behind us and tried to use that as a gauge for direction. >> doctors treated them for dehydration. they also suffered severe tendonitis and abrasions on their back and neck from the life preservers. >>> officials -- the official start of fire season is still several weeks away. based on what we've seen so far, cal fire wants to get a jump on it. mark sayer shows us at the have hung out the help wanted signs. >>reporter: the official beginning of summer is still nearly two months away, but you wouldn't know it by the sound of the dry brush. california is already well ahead of the normal pace when it comes to wildfires, largely due t

slightly this morning after claims for unemployment benefits fell and name brand companies like royal caribbean and harley davidson reported healthy profits. taking a live look at the big board, the dow currently up 11, the nasdaq up 18, s & p up four. >>> a coalition of civil rights groups is threatening to file a lawsuit over what it calls a lack of minority-owned companies working on the 49ers new stadium in slaryk. however, stadium project officials say they gave contractors of all races an equal opportunity. but representatives of the civil rights groups say they could not find any minority- owned companies among the contracts awarded. the company in charge of the stadium cruz says it followed the law -- stadium construction says it followed the law in the stadium contracts. >>> for the fourth time in history, the $100 bill will be getting a makeover. the federal government says the changes will include new security features. the front has a blue 3- dimensional ribbon that moves when the note is tilted. the inquell, the bell as well as the number 100 on the back right hand corner changed f