dr. jackie, when it comes to choosing what to plant, you say go for the girls. >> that's right. the reason is the girls make the fruit, the boys make the pollen, together they make a baby. but what you want to be able to do is stay away from the pollen. go for the plants that have the fruits and the berries especially when it comes to things like seeder and junipers. i don't think i ever thought of it that way and once you picked what to plant, it's all about location? >> it's location, location, location. don't stick a plant right near the window or right near the you're parking your car. don't park right underneath the tree, you're asking for it. >> i like plants with bright fragrant flowers, you say their pollen is different than the tree pollen. >> that's right. it's heavier pollen it falls to the ground. you want things that are pretty. doesn't make a difference if it's roses or daisies but you want that to be a showy flower. >> the more flowers, the better. it doesn't really matter. >> that's right. that's right. make it nice. >> okay. >> be wear of the bees. >> bees and y

dr. miles at matteroffact.tv. still ahead, why this jackie0th anniversary of jackie robinson's debut in major league baseball, an important step in the nation's march towards a quality. his number 42 is one across the league on jackie robinson day. in a tribute to him, many have named their children in his honor, but one woman from new york has a different story to share. this czechia robinson is a retired news anchor in syracuse. jackie grew up in north sera qs stayed in her hometown when she joined wsyr-tv in 1978. she became the station's first black female anchor. her accomplishment was written up in "jet magazine." this jackie robinson broke the color barrier in her community, and her work honored -- brought her widespread recognition. a new york statewide exam asked students to write an essay about jackie robinson. both jackie robinsons broke the color barrier and accomplished lots worth celebrating, and that is good news for us. i'm so late at orien. we will see you back here next week for "matter of fact." ♪ >> from studio 20 at kofyt

jackie: maybe too little too late. lauren: united hit with severe turbulence. [screams] >> no! >> hey, hey! lauren: dr.dao is undergoing treatment at the hospital. muÑoz calling it a horrific event saying it like you i continue to be disturbed by what happened on this flight and i deeply apologize to the customer forcibly removed and to all the customers aboard. the damage, though, it's already done. united losing almost $1 billion in market value before 255 million-dollar loss for the day. now lawmakers on both side of the i'll calling foul, demanding a formal investigation by u.s. transportation elaine chao, several democrats including chuck schumer writing, quote, it is the hope that the industry can make great strides to improve customer service and implement best practices. chris christie demanding federal regulations allowing airlines to overbook flights and remove passengers at their discretion, be suspended. united launching an investigation, possible changes on overbooked flights could be made. expect that review to be out by the end of the month, back to you. jackie: thank you, lauren. reward

dr. dao. >> reporter: democrats in congress are also pushing for a federal investigation amid the outcry. in new york, jackie. this started when a train with more than 1,00 for nearly three hours yesterday. the situation escalated when amtrak police used a stun gun to he subdue a disruptive man in the station sparking this stampede. the train became disabled when amtrak was experiencing power problems. very scary. >>> time now is 8:16. some trouble for a carnival cruz ship leaving alabama. it had technical difficulties convenienting the ship from reaching its maximum speed. we're also told the ship won't be able to reach its scheduled itinerary including a visit to cozumel mexico. passengers who opted to stay on board got a 50 percent discount and on board credit those who chose to abandon ship will that get a full refund. >> ♪ >> okay, so everyone is gearing up for the big easter weekend. >> yes. >> tomorrow, though t-you're saying it's going to be steamy for the little ones. >> warm, i know. i mean, only april 16th but temperatures close to 90 degrees. >> i know. it's just that one day. >> it is just the o

. >> the jackie robinson museum will absolutely cover the breadth of his life. he was a writer the. a columnist. great dad. a wonderful husband. drme to our house. >> reporter: having the courage to break through baseball's color barrier was only part of the story. he was a tireless advocate on the front lines of the civil rights movement. >> he would travel south to go on marches, raise money for the movement. >> reporter: sharon sees the museum as a way to educate young people. >> there's so much about jackie robinson that could have been any black kid in the country. and, he got lucky. when the opportunity came for him, he was ready to step into that position. >> reporter: jackie robinson passed away in 1972. through his foundation and now this museum, which should open in 2019, the centennial of his birth, his legacy remains alive and well. ky not wait for the grand opening in 2019. the jackie robinson foundation, started by his wife rachel more than four decades ago has awarded more than $70 million in grants and programs. i have had the privilege of meeting many of those scholars over the years. here's to you, mrs. robinson

jackie: definitely live. pinch yourself this is happening. the passenger dragged off the united airlines flight seen in this horrifying video now taking legal action. dr expected to hold a press conference. his attorneys filing a petition to preserve all evidence from the plane. all three officers involved here now on paid administrative leave this morning. and top republicans are asking the doj to take a fresh look at evidence against lois learner, the former irs employee accused in 2013 targeting tea party groups over their political views. learner called to testify to congress but plead the fifth. >> have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. one of the basic functions of the fifth amendment is to protect innocent individuals and that is the protection i'm invoking today. jackie: in 2015 olbermann's doj refusing to file charges and learner resigned. after proudly announcing sanctuary status weeks ago now backtracking. appearance on tucker carlson tonight sparking backlash. last night the lansing county city council voting to drop the title with a change of heart of. listen to what he had to say. >> seems like your city council didn't