cloud" is vincent 's recent book. he joins us from boston. he is canadian. he is professor emeritus at queens university in canada. professor, how is canada? do they have a different regulatory structure when it comes to addressing these issues ? what about the use of the cloud in your home country? vincent: as i mentioned, canada has more than its share of data centers because of our chillier climate. there are economic benefits to living in the cold. we house data centers from companies all over the world because it is easier to keep servers cooler up north. we have abundant sources of hydroelectric power to keep them going. more to the point, canada's regulatory system is only slightly different from that of the united states. one of the key differences is we pay closer attention to issues like equal access, and universal service, so that our regulator has greater powers to oversee businesses. it is mainly private businesses that operate in the cloud. we have two policy drivers. one is we support canadian companies, so that firms are major providers of services. secondly, that we use the internet to advance certain social goals, like the

as we move to what i consider an essential goal and movement to public utility service for the cloud, canada is a bit further along than the united states but it is still battling over the conflict between public rights and private opportunities. >> host: before we run out of time i want to tie in one more time the big data aspect to this. and that is in your subtitle of the book as well. you have two minutes. >> guest: sure. well peter, one of the important values of the clouds is it gathers large amounts of data and companies can benefit from organizing and using it. there is widespread benefit of learning what is in the cloud and profit and surveyillance opportunities to be made. so there is great debate over big data. i call for greater oversight of the cloud and big data is in our excitement to embrace the quanatative bits in the clouds is we tend increasingly to see the truth embodied solely in that can can be quantified or organized in correlation. as a trained socialologist i learn there are limitations. and i fear we are loosing sight of the importance of equalitative, historic theo

canada. the push of clouds off the atlantic.ime air, it's cool, damp, and rotating back to us. tomorrow, with the instability from that, especially until the afternoon, -- especially in the afternoon, that's the chance of a shower. we are allowing the temperatures to drop off with the light winds. they will pick up into the morning. northwest, 5 to 10 in the mortgage, 5 -- in the morning. >>> most of nuts 40s in the morning, need a jacket. and then into the afternoon, daytime heating, upper level instability. we are popping showers. especially in the mountains, and we could get one or two or even a pop near us. the shenandoah valley, out to montgomery county, we are popping a shower. mid-to late afternoon, losing the sun, the sunset, and boom, everything will fall apart tomorrow night, leaving us in good shape on tuesday. just a bit breezy still, with 70, and wednesday, i think wednesday is a nice day. less wind, and highs once again pushing the 70-degree mark. the forecast for tomorrow a chilly one. upper 40s downtown. clear to

behind those clouds is much colder air dumping down out of canada.you'll really feel the difference tomorrow morning. for today, we'll see a warmup ahead of afternoon storms. the storms developing with strong gusty winds. even a potential for haleil later on. out of here. tomorrow morning, 37 degrees. just 57 with the wind blowing tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy skies thursday. we'll see sunshine on friday. but the temperatures are going nowhere. saturday, a warmup after a chilly start. 43 in the morning, 64 in the afternoon. upper 60s on sunday with sunshine and turning partly sunny for monday and tuesday. >>> a warning for people as you spend more time outdoors with the warmer weather we've been enjoying. health officials in pennsylvania say there is a danger of lyme disease from deer ticks now in all 67 counties in the state. pennsylvania has reported the most cases of lierm disease in the nation for the peas five years. officials recommend parents check their children for ticks after every outdoor play station. >>> a plan to improve the airport

air france and air canada canceled one each. the ash cloude volcano in the southern lakes region of chile. erupted for the first time in 42 years wednesday and the ash cloud has not reached the buenos aires airport but is heading in that direction. airlines are taking preventative measures because the ash can damage jet engines. these are top stories making headlines in the region. now back to you in new york. have a great weekend and we will see you again on monday. mark: right back at you, jose. next encore, your guide to the biggest newsmakers of the week on "bottom line." we will be right back. ♪ mark: welcome back. a live event. you are looking at the outgoing u.s. attorney general eric holder making his way through the crowd after saying his goodbyes at the justice department after six years as the nation's top law enforcement official. holder is a former judge and use attorney who took the job in 2009. he is the third longest serving attorney general in u.s. history. his successor is loretta lynch, who was confirmed by the senate yeste

actually, you can see that cloud cover extending across northeastern states of the u.s. even into canada we're looking at snowfall. squall lines setting up into the deep south. we have actually been seeing reports of some damage coming from very high winds out here. a mobile home completely destroyed. one casualty was reported on wednesday. we've been still seeing that threat of severe weather. video we have first coming out of the missouri area where actually this was even back on tuesday before this main squall line we're seeing now set up across st. louis. we saw the surging waters wash out roads throughout the city and major flash flooding took place here. you'll see the local repair garage completely inundated. this foot an is out of kansas on wednesday. there was no report of injury or damage with this particular event but you can see a funnel cloud or tornado there starting to develop up a few flashes of lightning. that really was the big thing we've seen across the central plains the last several days. now all this severe weather is shifting towards the east and it is heading to

clouds. through the day tomorrow think we'll be in fine shape as high pressure, that big blue h over ontario in canada will bring us partly cloudy skies and the clouds will be pushed to the south. the rain will be even further south and as a result we'll enjoy a very pleasant day tomorrow. rain is on the friday forecast. for the morning, partly sunny to mostly sunny. it will stay that way until late afternoon when the clouds will return. 67 degrees for a high. chance 40% of rain and 70 degree temperatures on friday. saturday looks great. sunshine, 75. clouds return with rain by sunday afternoon and at night lingering into monday. clearing thereafter. we'll have more about the weather pattern coming up at 6:00. alison? alison: thank you very much. the nats played a day game today as we mentioned earlier but tonight, all the talk is about the caps. leon: that's right. robert burr burton live tonight at the verizon center and the team is getting ready for the stanley cup playoffs. this team has been here before. this time it feels different. robert: i'll tell you why i've heard there's a lot of traffic a

cloud cover and a breeze coming back. we start with the sunshine, up 14 degrees. 67. looking to the north, a system from canada will be affecting the wind and taking us cooler. combine less sunshine and the wind up, it will feel chillier. west and northwest wind gives us the bigger picture. monday into tuesday, the wind whips in, 15, 25, could be wind gusts of 30, feeling much cooler. it was a really fine sunday. then we go into tuesday, the wind will recede, and then we are back up. tomorrow we start off cold, don't forget the coat, upper 30's in the suburbs, 40's downtown. tomorrow, sunshine, then quickly cloud cover develops. there may be small showers coming in. the very slim chance of the shower coming back. the northwest wind will be gusty, 30 to 35. compared to today it will feel cooler. tuesday, the breeze up, but temperatures on the way up mild. moving closer to 70, which is the average time -- the average high this time of year. the seven day forecast, how about we do that -- cooler day tomorrow, breezy conditions, backup tuesday. wednesday, could be a little rain that enters, but it will be late in

cloud off to the north. we will track for start of the workweek is low pressure that is parked across canada for the weekend. we have had these showers around new england and area have of lose pressure pushing out to the east where storm systems typically go from west to east. this one wants to come back to the west and work its way to the south and east. as we get in the afternoon hours. so we will time out the rest of the day as we go throughout monday allentown north and west of the city, cool for april with a stray shower around by the afternoon. high temperature of just 60 degrees. down across the shore tomorrow in atlantic city, cloud and some sun and isolated shower with that area of low pressure getting closer to our region. chilly high tomorrow only in at 54 degrees. the fast forward into tuesday because once the the moisture moves on out you can see with the westerly wind by tuesday 2:30 in the afternoon these numbers along i-95 easily climbing up in the upper 60's. same thing holds true. touch cooler along the the coast but we are closer and closer to average. it will get a little bit warmer in th

clouds and what we did see was a few clouds during the day today and as we widen out, we've got one storm system moving off the coast and another one coming down from canadand yet another one down towards the south. these are the two that i'm watching. these two here will actually be coming together and as they do they will be moving right into the region. here's the storms one towards the great lakes and one towards the gulf of mexico and the first storm, this one back towards the west is an upper area of low pressure. that's the one that will give us the most rain. most of that may be to the west before transferring the energy off to the coast. this coastal low, maybe a nor'easter but not going to be that strong. we're not going to see that much from this one. however, we could see a rather breezy friday. cooler temperatures for sure, and, yeah rain likely i think on both days. let's take a look at future weather here. one of the trends that we've been seeing with this. the upper level low back to the west. look at the rain at noon and back to the west and even all day. we see showers around the metro area but most of them to the west of i-95. that's th

clouds and sun. partly cloudy probably the bs way to describe the afternoon. as far as other numbers go temperatures have cooled off a bit. high pressure building over eastern canada new england keeping temperatures below average. no bitterly cold air. caribou, maine and northern maine 40 degrees. that's pretty chilly. you notice the 70's and 80's we've had for the past couple of days down south to the carolinas. they've been pushed southward because of some clouds and some rain. our area, high pressure will continue to build in this afternoon. that will help dry up some of the moisture in the air and break up the cloud cover. there will be a persistent area of rain in the radar, that will head off to the east. in time over the next couple of days that high will build up. that will allow an upper level disturbance and cold front bring rain on friday. weekend while not guaranteed to be rain free weekend picture is looking better. here's what we have. high pressure moves off. clouds move back in late tomorrow. as that happens, the chances of rain pick up late at night and especially for the day on friday, areas of rain likely through the area. we should see some cle

clouds into allentown and philadelphia. not expecting to see flurries but we are getting a cold start. and we will see that cold air continue to dump out of canadauring the day today. this weekend, storm system coming together over texas. it's going to be coming our way and will bring rain to parts of the area. it's going to take some time for this one to move in. most of the weekend for most areas will be completely dry. 3:00 saturday afternoon, sunshine. clouds moving towards our area. saturday evening some showers in central and southern delaware that will push a little farther north into new castle county later saturday morning and early sunday. still a few showers in the area. that's this weekend. today just going to be breezy and cold. take a look at how long the cold lasts in the seven day forecast for the next half hour. >>> bill 20 minutes after 4:00 now. let's see if all remains clear on the areas major roadways. "nbc 10's" traffic reporter jessica boyington watching that. you're not watching roadways in washington. you're staying right here in -- >> boyington in philadelphia. >> save me. >> thank you, chris. save me. good morning, eve

canada. winds shift out of the south. wait until you see these numbers, sun and clouds, across the lehigh valley, all that morning frost isrees for places like bethlehem and allentown this afternoon. jersey shore, same thing morning clouds giving way to sunshine 57 degrees a little bit cooler thanks to the onshore breeze avalon sea isle city, 56, 57 degrees later on. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll go 6 # degrees in philadelphia today with a -- 64 degrees in philadelphia today with a combination of clouds and sun. tomorrow clouding up maybe a pop-up shower, most of us will stay dry. this is an very unorganized system passing through. tuesday, 69. wednesday, 70. thursday, a system produces a few showers no big deal. friday and saturday, very spring-like, 70 degrees friday and 73 for saturday, can we keep it going that's the big question. >> we'll try. >>> a dog in boston has a taste for time pieces. moke can a -- mocha was rushed to the vet after swallowing three watches. >> those were all of my functioning watches. i think she overherd me talking to my wife that i wented to pick up -- that i wanted to p

clouds off to the north and west. those will be blowing into the area this afternoon. there are a few isolated showers possible this afternoon. see some wet weather moving through canadand a chance of some scattered showers entering the picture for us this afternoon but they'll be light and they will be brief if they do pop up in your area. a little more likely to the north of philadelphia than the south. 60ed this afternoon. the winds kick in northwesterly 8 to 18 with some higher gusts and partly sunny skies after a nice sunny morning. the 7 day forecast looking at sunshine and still a little breezy tomorrow. look at that temperature. 50 in the morning. 70 in the afternoon. even warmer for wednesday. up to 74 degrees. then, come thursday and friday there's a chance we'll see some showers. still a possibility that those showers will stay to our south. 60s for thursday and friday but a nice warmup this weekend. partly sun saturday. 68. for the broad street run, the blue cross broad street run sun morning will be down to 53 degrees. 76 sunday afternoon. >> look at that. nicely for the blue cross broad street. >> ten minutes before 5:00. get you updated on your ride to

cloud trickling into the delaware and lehigh valleys. looking to the north and east you can sea the reason y we have been tracking this area of low pressure that has been stuck over canadasterday and today. we have april area have low pressure over canada and spotty showers over northern sections of new england. throughout the start of the workweek on monday this area of low pressure will retro grade back to the west meaning we will have a shot of precipitation as this area sags to the south affecting the delaware and lehigh valleys in the afternoon hours. we will time out precipitation for you and you cab see future tracker six showing you at 6:00 in the morning mostly clear as a dry start to the day. as we go throughout the the 11:00 a.m. hour you cane cloud will start to build up and thicken up across the region. by the afternoon you might need a pocket sized umbrellas because we will be dealing with the brief shower or two depending on your location with the the area of low pressure and that counterclockwise rotation. by the evening hours that moisture will depart and in the wake of that, tuesday and wednesday we will tap in the westerly win and these numbers will s

clouds will linger a bit monday neat. once the rain clears out here's the different change. another area of high pressure this is in eastern canadahis this time of year you don't like to see this that means the temperatures will be quite cold with ocean water temperature of 42. you're getting this wind coming in off the ocean. these are the temperature contours there. this is for thursday into early friday. look at how that cold air comes all the way down to north carolina. warm air close but it does -- cannot make it into this area of high pressure. so much colder temperatures expected wednesday and thursday. we'll call this a midweek chill. it won't that be steady rain but the temperatures will struggle to climb above 50. light rain, periods of drizzle. wednesday to thursday and then early friday by friday afternoon this all clears out. sunshine returns and warm weather is back. this is what it look like here in the seven day forecast. 62 to 78 and tuesday up to 67. but there's that rain tuesday to early wednesday. few showers may linger but by wednesday night into thursday there's that cold air the temperature struggling to cl

cloud cover. that is moving out. another one to the south and west, neither of those affecting us tomorrow. it's a storm well up towards canadanother storm coming out of the gulf of mexico and in towards the coast. so we've got two storms. this is during the midweek. this is wednesday into thursday, the upper level storm system gives us rain during the day thursday, then combines with the coastal low creating a big storm just off the east coast. the biggest part of this storm, though looks to form a little too late for our area. so we're still talking about some rain, but we're not talking about a major coastal storm, not a major nor'easter, though on friday we will definitely have nor'easter-like conditions. rain likely, mostly on thursday into thursday night. much cooler temperatures on friday. and a bit breezy, too, wind upwards to 20, 25 miles an hour. our friday doesn't look good, raw, damp and wet. tomorrow gorgeous, a high of 72 degrees wednesday, 65 on thursday. there's that chance of rain, especially during the afternoon. some areas may be a faert of an inch, some up to an inch in some locations. only 60 on friday pu

through eastern canada and down through the mid-atlantic, through the tennessee and ohio valley, for tonight the high as it slips through the region it brings a moon lit sky and no cloudstsoever seasonable and 38 degrees for center city. and a high settles to the south and east on thursday winds around the high are clockwise and pumps it's winds and it's breezy inland and cooler at the shore, we are looking at a good 65 degrees in philadelphia a front passes through tomorrow night, and waves of energy develop through the boundary that is just to the north on friday, it means it's warm, and rounds of rain on friday and it looks like early in the morning and then other round in the evening. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 65 tomorrow and warm and breezy and good friday, 70 degrees and periods of rain through the day, could be a break early in the afternoon just some clouds and windy and cooler on saturday 55 degrees with the wind on saturday, it feels cooler than the 55 and right now easter partly sunny fort sunrise services, a cool start and monday is a big day for the phillies home opener clouds and sunshine and normal of 60 degrees and tuesday, wednesday,

canada to new england, pushing south slowly. that has kept the rain to the south and in time this evening will push the clouds out of the way andor a pretty good forecast as we head through the day tomorrow. lots of sunshine and 67. plan on the rain on friday. mild 70. saturday looks terrific. sunshine and mid 70's. there's our averages. 67 and 47. good this time of year to get a few days where we're actually above average temperatures. check out the next seven days in just a few minutes. alison? alison: thank you. a new service promises faster security check-ins for air travelers at b.w.i. airport. a new york based company called clear plans to open kiosks at the airport next week. at the kiosks travelers can have their identities verified with iris or fingerprint scans and then they can skip the long security lines and proceed to t.s.a. screening. the service costs $15 a month per passenger. a spouse or partner can be added for $50 a year. those under 18 years old are free. larry: new details are emerging about a key witness in the deadly shooting of walter scott. the attorney for the man who was in the car with scott said hi

clouds guys are holding some moisture will talk more about that coming up cloudy skies are holding some moisture >> pam moore: new tonight at 8 nearly 1 million trek bicycles and the united states and canada are being recalled after a person was paralyzed. the recall tret bike on what are the models years of 2000 through 2015. those bikes are equipped with a black or silver quick release lever which could come into contact with the front disc brake assembly causing the front wheel to suddenly stop and possibly injured writer. out of three reported in this incident one writer was paralyzed. the company saysssia's sake atrek retailer for the freak insultation in this installation of a new quick release lever for the front wheel. >> grant lodes: a 20 year study done by the university of colorado cancer patient finds that people take more than the recommended doses of vitamins and supplements are at greater risk for cancer of the center says that these health products are safe as long as you do not exceed the recommended amount. the researchers said the best way for you get the industry is the two need are to eat vegetables as pure fruit as a part of a balanced diet. fought all the air said b

canada and back to france. >>> smooth sailing today. the temperatures will be climb into the 60s, a real spring beauty. not quite as much sunshine as yesterday. some high cloudsetely dry today. tomorrow, different story. tracking rain that's going to start first thing in the morning. could see some heavy downpours, too, could lead to some localized flooding during the compute tomorrow morning. but today, sunshine. chilly outside for the pocono mountains, 46 degrees. it's 56 in trenton and a few high clouds in dover at 55 degrees. you can see the high cloudiness that's over the french manner and the pocono mountains. that's a drive view. the temperatures will warm to near 60 in the mountains and into the lower 60s for philadelphia. about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. here you can see the high cloudness that's moving in. no sign of any rain with those clouds, but these are the rain producers that will be moving in first thing tomorrow morning. in fact, 1:00 tomorrow morning, you can see the rain just starting to fall in lancaster. by the commute time 6:00 7:00 we could see some heavier downpours. a third of an inch possible around 7:00 in the morning, in wi

clouds will linger temperatures stay up to about 67 degrees. different high pressure will affect our weather this is wednesday -- thought wednesday rain moves out by thursday and friday a high developing up in eastern canadaay here with the forecast on thursday. the ocean water temperatures into the mid to low 40s. that wind will be coming in right out of the east and look how much of the northeast and the east mid atlantic coast is much cooler. warmer weather not far away but we have to keep the temperatures actually below 50 on thursday with periods of rain and some drizzle. so a dreary day thursday and early friday. temperatures will struggle to climb above 50 degrees. periods of light rain and drizzle pretty much constant. now by friday we'll get a little sunshine. that's the warm air coming back so the cooler weather doesn't stick around long. it's here in the seven day forecast. you can see that period of rain tuesday wednesday showers likely but 40s our temperature goes from 48 wednesday night to 48 thursday. so not much climbing there. in fact pretty much stuck in the 40s all day. warm weather comes back on friday up to 57 degrees. there's a little sunshine next weekend. a few showers will linger

clouds breaking for sunshine. wednesday thursday look quiet. friday and saturday, the high pressure that's bringing us lovely weather today as it hits the coast and moves toward northeast into canada it stops in its traction. that means the -- in it's tracks, that means the systems coming in from the west will stop and stay over us, we'll have rain. >> hundreds of people lienldz asbury -- lined asbury avenue in ocean city for the traditional doodah parade. there were basset hounds and colorful costumes. the parade is a 30 year tradition. caring for you... ... and your eyes... ... just got a little easier. right now, buy one pair of eyeglasses or prescription sunglasses and get another one free. this is genuine eye care right in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. something "healthcheck" this morning feeling under the weather. you may not feeling like eating, but there are many foods that will make you feel better. if you're not feeling good from diarrhea, eat the brat diet, banana rice apple toast. ginger tea and a steamy shower can help a runny nose. anything will a lasts more than a few days check with your doctor. >>> there's a new pregnancy regiment that includes squatti

canada. the company identified the presence of salmonella during routine testing. >>darya:so far, no health issues have been reported in connection with this recall. >>james: great looking shot blue skies of to cloudsa lot of sunshine that is one to equal hot temperatures this afternoon. introducing lunch at outback every bloomin' day! hurry in for all your outback favorite plus new aussie taco new savory ribeye me and our delicious burgers. over 70 lunch combinations starting at just $6.99 it's lunch at last every day at outback. fact vil notnly rong it's gtle youbodyoo. noondedocts anpatits haverust adv... fotheitougpain for ov 30 ars. reliefoesn getny bterthanhis.dvil >>mark: their recovering from our recent survey weather expected in texas today after this. >>darya: the rain that will end sunday night and now they have flooding the sheriff's office says the extent of the storm damage is not clear yet there are no reports locally at this point the storms brought damaging winds and gusts up to 70 m.p.h. it is still in effect this morning. >>darya: lower so far from that in the hot weather. >>james: every single strike bear or was by the brakes come out of the windshield you have a clear out of te

canada. the province of ontario. a very prominent scientist in his laboratory, are heavily involved in this. and the other partner is google. and google is in the bio inform informatics informatics, enormous cloudity could outright do this at the scale we're at. we've done close to 3,000, on our way to 10. it's a great run. we just opened the scientific portal. and it will be kind of like fresh next week which means scientists from all over the world can come in and see the portal exactly where we are today with the frequency. these scientists have never seen. >> you mentioned that autism is becoming much more common prevalent. matthias, you're 11 years old now. do you feel your teachers and friends understand you? >> yes. most, yeah. usually. yeah, they understand that it's a little bit hard to live with a brother that has autism. >> and what's the biggest challenge you guys face? >> probably that just you know he can't talk. he can't speak. he can't really do stuff on command that well. so yeah. it's mostly that. >> and what bob, as you watch them grow up has your opinion changed on how well society is going to be able to deal and provide resources that are needed? >> we know an outline. we h