director, and he is charged with making sure this jumpy and invasive species does not migrate into lake michigant lakes. because these fish do not just jump into boats and around boats, they make their way from waterway to waterway. first they got into the mississippi and then the missouri river and illinois river and so on. whenever they reach a new waterway, asian carp dominate and decimate the native fish species by competing for food. they destroy the fishery, can destroy the whole ecosystem. so keeping asian carp out of the great lakes is not only an important job, it's a hard job. you can never be sure you are done with it. which is why today on a landlocked part of the south side of chicago, something that seemed unrelated to the job of keeping asian carp out of the great lakes turned out to not be unrelated at all. >>> giant sinkhole which opened up and swallowed three cars this morning in chicago. that was the third of the three cars. one person was hospitalized with minor injuries. the heavy rain and flooding the city of chicago has received in the last day, half a foot of it all at on

defense during flooding to keep asian carp from migrating into a canal that runs directly into lake michigan. tonight, with all of the flooding in and around chicago, the fear is that the river will soon crest above the height of those fences. rendering them useless and potentially sending asian carp right into a waterway in which there is no last line of defense. and then what happens to the great lakes. forecasters say all of the rain in the chicago area is ending tonight. but what that means for the threat of the dreaded asian carp invasion we have been fighting so long and we now have an asian carp for here in washington, on that we will have to keep you posted. now it's time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell again in boston tonight. have a great night. >> people are already calling the fbi tonight, hoping to help identify the two men suspected of planting bombs here in boston. bombs that killed three people, including the 8-year-old boy who will never return to the third grade classroom that i visited today. >> at this time, these are the people of interest. somebody out there

and michigan has an extensive coastline. there are the four great lakes. they're michigan, huron, erie, and superior. >> and it's right there on the flag, the latin for "if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you." you'll also find lots of water. michigan has more coastline than any state but alaska. >> this is actually how the missionaries and the fur trappers that settled the land first got there. >> that's one of them on the shore in the center of the flag. although he's holding a gun, he's waving. a peaceful gesture, you might say. but then there's this word. >> tuebor means "i will defend" and dates back to 1835, when tensions rose so high between the neighboring states michigan and ohio that they almost went to war. >> there's more latin across the top. you'll recognize "e pluribus unum" -- one from many, a salute to the diversity that helps make this country great. oh, almost forgot. move over, diagon alley. the michigan town of colon is home to the biggest maker of magical supplies. with "flag facts," i'm ellie. >> there are all kinds of thin

. >> this is by run from the southern tip of lake michigan. i've been a fan since the kudlow and cramer days. never miss your show. want to thank you for all you do and all the advice you've given me. >> you are very kind. thank you. let's make money together. >> i bought my stock, life technologies, after you had the ceo on a wild back. >> wasn't he a smart fella 2 he impressed me. what should i do now, buy or sell? >> the papers. >> my brother's 70th birthday. happy birthday. >> i think the stock goes higher. i don't want you to sell it. i would pay $70. we've got all these guys wanting to take the company over. i say hold on. it's good. animal spirits, it looks like the bears could be doing a little hibernating. the bulls in charge. a little pamplona thing going. i like it. mad money will be right back. >> coming up, read right. all week cramer is checking on big pharma stocks that are lighting up the tape. tonight from toothpaste to toms, jim is revealing a play that could keep your portfolio from the indigestion. later, natural stunner. s

>> yeah, at the southern tip of lake michigan, in indiana, been a fan, never miss your show. want to thank you for all you do and all the advice you're given me. >> well, you're very kind. thank you, sir. thank you, byron in indiana. let's make money together. >> okay. i bought my stock, life technologies, after you had the ceo on. >> wasn't he a smart fellow? >> he sure was. he impressed me. what should i do now? buy? sell? >> -- 70th birthday, bruce. >> i think the stock goes higher. i don't want you to sell it. i would pay 70. we get all of the guys coming in, want to take the company over. so hold on! it's good. animal spirits. it looks like the bears, they could be doing some hibernating. the almighty bull is in charge. i like it. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, breathe right? all week, cramer is taking out stocks that are lighting up the taste. tonight, jim is revealing a play that could keep your portfolio from indigestion. >>> later, natural stunner. some are calling it the largest untapped field of nat gas in the world, and it could be about to make pe

. >> we have now moved from lake michigan into the chicago river. just a little bit west.un very nice here. beaming off the trump tower behind me. a nice way to see the city. it will be a nice day, a lot cooler at the lake front than inland. where else will it be nice? almost everywhere in the northeast. check out these numbers. temperatures in the 70s from pittsburgh to d.c., philadelphia. new york city, 71 today. boston, 60. burlington, 62. so the nice weather there. you want to get hot, go southwest. some of the hottest of the year happening for palm springs. phoenix, the average first 100, right around may 2nd. it will come a little bit early. we start the workweek at 101. tucson gets up into the 90s. las vegas 94 by monday. looking good across the nation as you plan your weekend. a look at the big picture. >> this weather report brought to you by walgreen's. a big thanks to captain bob and everyone here at chicago first lady cruises. back to you guys. >> thank you, ginger. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," could guardian angels be real? the science behind

north ton shores is on the lake michigan shore.re is video that shows passage of a gray van, could be a chrysler. there's not an absolute that it is that van because part of her disappearance but it's about the only shred they have to try to work on to figure out what happened to this woman. she was trying to close up the shop. somebody came in, maybe 15, 20 minutes later and found it empty except for a vehicle in the parking lot. >> according to the last transaction on the register was 10:50:00 p.m. presumably she did that last transaction and then she was discovered empty, no one was there until 11:15 so that seems to be the window. was there any evidence of a robbery? >> from what i'm understanding you have her purse, the cash drawer, all those things still unseen. the norton shores chief police said everything points to an abduction. they didn't come out right away and say that because it was an adult missing, meaning they made their first report on the crime they believed they had saturday afternoon. it took them until sunday

when it was running high the grand carried debris all the way to lake michigan. >> i found a picnic tablee shoes, i found some caulk that that looks like people were using to cover up holes in their house, just all kinds of stuff. >> reporter: weather officials said the grand river was expected to fall below flood stage tomorrow. >> ifill: finally tonight, the debate over food aid sent abroad who gets paid to grow it, ship it and deliver it. margaret warner has the story. >> warner: american food aid goes to places where the need is dire: to jordan, where thousands of syrians have sought refuge from civil war; to haiti, after the devastating 2010 earthquake and to pakistan that same year, when floods forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. the budget for what's known as food for peace is $1.5 billion a year, managed by the u.s. agency for international development, or a.i.d., and the agriculture department. the idea came from president eisenhower nearly 60 years ago. >> it is to explore anew with other surplus producing nations all practical means of utilizing the various

security facility in the state of indiana is the indiana state prison, located near the shores of lake michigan. for years isp, as it's known, had a reputation as one of the toughest in the state. but as you're about to see in the next hour, new policies and philosophies are trying to make this a place where history won't repeat itself. fortressed behind a 40-foot-high wall that stretches a mile long is a highly secure city known as indiana state prison. originally built to hold prisoners during the civil war, isp has a history of housing some of the state's most serious criminals. nearly 2,000 maximum security inmates spend their days behind these century old walls. >> the number one charge at this facility is murder. approximately 70% of the offenders housed here are housed here for taking the life of another human being. >> while the majority of prisoners have committed violent crimes, the prison has worked hard to create a safe environment for both staff and inmates. one improvement was the administrative segregation unit. >> back in the early '90s we had problems throughout the whole insti

reporter: jeffrey rogers and his wife caroline live in a 17th-floor pent house overlooking lake michiganthe spring, summer and fall when the sailing community is is out on the lake, it's like looking at a french master's painting. deck number two. this is the north deck. >> reporter: rogers made his fortune in construction. >> so this is is what we call the south deck. >> reporter: looking there is navy pier. not bad. >> it's a nice place. reporter: it sure is. 5200 square feet of nice in this 1926 building. >> we added the upstairs about seven years ago. >> reporter: realtors say it would probably fetch $2.5-$3 million if the rogers were selling, which they are not. the same realtors say in new york, it would cost about four times as much. the rogers' son, harrison, an 8th grader, has live here all his life. >> i get to see if there are fish in the harbor. >> reporter: you can see the schools of fish. >> yeah, you can see like the salmon or the carp or whatever is is out there at that time. >> reporter: now the rogers' home is perfectly adequate shelter, but it's far from the grandest p

and heavy thunderstorms further to the south where temperatures are warm, as they sweep across lake michigan work its way to the east. the storm warnings are posted and we have 6 to 10 inches on top of what we already have in parts of the plains. and then further off to the west, here's what's happening in colorado. very heavy snow further north and west of denver. but denver, 3 to 6 inches, starting tonight, going straight into tuesday. so this is a big snowmaker. you'll see our forecast models show heavy snow across much of colorado, especially the mountains and wyoming and then the threat for severe storms. we had it all weekend long last night in south florida. today we'll be watching for it right in the heartland. that's where the bull's-eye is today. we could see tornadoes and thunderstorms break out in this region pretty much the first part of this week. john, brooke? >> bonnie, thank you. all this talk of snow, pretty treacherous conditions in washington state. rescuers are out and about, waiting for the first light to see if it's actually safe to resume their search for this missing

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police began searching the lake michigan shoreline.out information about her yesterday. jessica's fiance remains hopeful. >> jessica is going to come home. she's got to. there's no doubt in my mind. >> police are searching for a gray mini van that was parked near the station and the man who drove it. and they're also reviewing a dna sample found at the scene to see if it is evidence. >>> mechanical problems with air force 2 left the vice president's plane sitting on the tarmac in arizona. reports say, when the jet landed, the pilot reversed thrusters, engines sucked in debris. it happened last week, and the jet remained at the flagstaff airport. the vice president was never in danger. >>> stunning images from outer space this morning. a monster hurricane bearing down on saturn. the eye alone is more than 1,200 miles across. that is 20 times bigger than the center of a typical hurricane here on earth. it is spinning at 330 miles per hour. wow. the storm may have been parked at saturn's north pole for years but it's the first time a nasa

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lakes. snowshowers in northern michigan. >> a stretch of the midwest is still chillier than normal. but spring-like temperatures, most everywhere else. 71 in l.a. 69 in denver. 73 in atlanta. and 64 in new york city. and it's a summer-like 88 degrees in orlando. >>> coming up this morning, detecting autism risks in the womb. and how that could lead to better treatment. >>> and flier outrage, as airline fees skyrocket once again. which carriers are charging you more? >>> and scare on the busy sidewalk. how this crash happened in the middle of the afternoon. >>> mostly higher fees from two air carriers as we begin the summer travel season. united changing its ticket fee to $200 from $150. the $50-hike covers the reserve seat. most of the airlines are mazing the fee on most international routes. >> they're strapped for cash, right? >>> despite battery problems on the dreamliner, boeing is posting strong profits to begin the year. shares have jumped 3%. economists point to strong sales of other aircraft. on the ground, ford is doing even better. shares are up 15%. >>> the irs overpaid t

chicago river has swelled by six feet, tggering locks to open and the flow to be rersed back to lake michigan. for the first time in recent memory the du page county government is shut down because of flooding. all county government buildings includinlthepartment are closed. government prick quinn a state of emergency for the entire state. national guardsmen are on hand helping to evacuate people and monitor water levels and road closures. first responders are supplying sandbags, pumps, live vests -- life vests and other supplies along the river banks. sandbagging operations are ongoing in boon, dekalb, henry and will counties. my office is in contact with mayor nicholas helmer of prospect heights. we're working with the mayor elect and the interim mayor of the city of desplains. they are working hard to make sure the communities are safe. communities all along the mississippi river in the western part of the state could be next with regard to flooding. water is already rising in quincy in the quad cities and communities down state like east st. louis and carol could see major flooding this w

i have sump pumps that can probably empty lake michigan in an hour, okay?o places. couldn't go anywhere. and even though our suv made it through two big puddles, when it's dark and the barricades are not up, the third puddle did it in. so we didn't make it. >> you do worry about safety, rick. are the cars okay? i mean, you got some gorgeous cars. >> you know, my extra garage in the homestead really didn't take it bad. it was pretty much the other areas. the car that the family drives to and fro, if i didn't have a friend that pulled the car out half hour after we got stuck, the water hadn't crested, the car would have been under water 40 minutes more, i went home, put the car on the lift, dried out all the parts and it is now running! so i beat nature at least a little bit. >> very nice, rick. we missed you for a couple of days but glad to have you back. rick santelli, bringing us up to speed in chicago. >> thank you. >>> the bell is about to sound in jueurope. 2:30 away. don't go away. >>> the european markets are closing now. >> more often than not you ca

why does the desire arise when i walk my dog to lake michigan to drop the dog leash and then toward uppercalm tranquillity? i just want this family to go away and leave me be and now they are leaving me be. >> and now you want them back. >> i get a month off from family. my daughter goes to camp and my husband is out of town on business for a month. that's when i write the book. i get all this time to finally be alone which i always want to be and then by the end, of course, i want them back. >> of course. why so why did you write the book? >> i gave a talk about telling me daughter about the birds and the bees that became a sensation. and there was a lot of attention and i keep a journal every day and i've written for a long time and i've done some stuff on the stage about my family. i decided because of that ted thing to make it into a book. >> perfect. >> here is a question for all the moms and dads out there, as we approach summer, not fast enough, as your child goes off to camp, and writes the following letter home to you. okay. as you receive this letter. dear mom and dad, i'm havin

over 100,000 hoosier auto jobs, and for his constant efforts on behalf of indiana's farmers from lake michigan to the ohio river, to senator burge bye's -- birch bye's birch bayh's efforts on title 9. to our senator and vice president dan quayle, his bipartisan efforts to pass jobs training legislation. senator evan bayh, flexing his independence and his passion to get our fiscal house in order. and my current colleague, senator dan coats, his efforts to keep our nation safe. the people of indiana expect their leaders to put hoosier common sense ahead of partisanship. we expect our senators not to be the loudest people in the building but the hardest working people in the building, and in my case, to make my job about making sure i'm looking out for their job. i'm honored to be here in this chamber working every day. not because i work for anybody here. i work for everyone back home. that's my mission, that's my job, and i'm incredibly privileged to do that. god bless indiana, god bless the united states. madam president, i yield back. mr. durbin: madam president? the presiding officer: the se

lakes to the gulf of mexico. while in grand rapids, michigan, ducks were swimming at office- window level.larksville, missouri, not far from lewis bush's farm volunteers worked hard piling sandbags five to six feet high in a last-ditch bid to hold the mississippi at bay. and these sandbags behind me, scott, will stay in place because the people around here understand that the water in the upper midwest is heading in this direction. and could make for a very difficult month of may. >> pelley: more trouble coming, dean. thank you very much. more flights were delayed again today. at least in part because of the budget stand-off in washington. the delays range from about 25 minutes in dallas to two hours in new york. there are 10% fewer air traffic controllers on duty because of the mandatory budget cuts. today the airlines and members of congress pleaded with the f.a.a. to find other ways to cut spending. the white house says it's open to new ideas. the gap between the rich and the super rich and everyone else is changing. we'll have that in just a moment. moment. [ jackie ] it's just so frus

lakes. lighter snow showers through michigan today and we will see some snow in idaho and western montana turning into a bigger snowstorm for north dakota and minnesota tomorrow. today mainly just rain showers across the northern plains. some lighter nuisance snow showers across northern new england as well. that's a look at the weather across the country. here's a peek out your window. morning, 40s and 50s with patchy low clouds pushed in by a sea breeze, which has the winds onshore 15 into concord this morning. might see high clouds passing by this afternoon as storm systems brush by to the north. it will make breezy conditions at times today. closer to 70 in san jose. look for cooling. tomorrow, and breezy and cooler for monday. the second half of the week we warm up with 70s and 80s coming back. forecast. lester? >>> a federal discrimination lawsuit has been filed against us airways for allegedly refusing to allow two young black men to sit in first class unless they changed their clothes. the men claim they were shocked, confused and humiliated by what happened. as leanne gregg reports, the

this herb concrete balconies to create the site building is on michigan said they are echoed in the lake it was interesting about how it was developed is the way her firm marks, in which is a collaborative tinkering environment where they work in small groups and she works in an office that's only slightly secluded, so she can come look at what everybody is doing. i've seen a few other companies, particularly computer software companies or they have two engineers had a computer at the same time to get anything done. the idea is you don't know which are going to stumble upon and it takes two to make sure you capture all that tinkering goodness. i also looked back overseas at the creators of angry bird, a company started by a guy named nicholas had and what was so interesting about the way angry birds has developed, again commend these guys are starting their own gaming software company, but they couldn't afford to spend their time develop name this new game they had an idea for her, so they would only work on angry birds in their spare time. instead of market research unit, they just kept

on -- michigan over the weekend. on lakechored ships were blocked by a huge bimed upu of ice and in minneapolis theols twins were forced to call off af game because of winter weather. they moved to an outdoor stadium a year ago. >> wow. >> what did they call the old stadium? >> metrodome. >> dave ross is off to my rightt get that right away. >> yeah, north and west. around here we've had some and continue to see light rain showers falling. not raining all day here. we'll see on again off againff a showers in a fow hours and cloudy and cool. where we should be upper 60s. it will feel cooler with cloud cover out there. the we'll do radar. shower activity mostly to the south and west of town. t and you can see this is getting close. these rain showers are not terribly persistent.sten some are continuing to puch to p the north and east.t. we've seen a few bands moving through. a storm system to the south to and west drag the moisture through the region here. temperatures at reagan national it's cool. currently in the 50s. 57. 54

we have showers and storms across parts of houston, all the way up into parts of michigan and across the great lakes of it, heavy snow, eight to 12 inches of it. icing is another concern. we have some video we'll show with you an ice storm warning in effect across southeastern parts of minnesota, a glaze of ice out here of up to a third of an inch is possible. that's very dangerous stuff. that could produce some power outages, bring power lines down, and those tree branches can come down as well. otherwise a severe weather risk today from ohio all the way down into parts of the florida panhandle. stay safe, everyone. >> steve: thank you very much. a look at the weather. >> brian: last night there was a big dinner at the white house. the senator got a call said get 12 people together and we'll invite them over and let's talk about the budget. maybe weave in immigration. if we have time, let's talk about guns. in the end, we'll find out in ten minutes, the inside story of what took place. it started at 6:41, ended at 9:17. at least they're saying it was a substantive exchange with the president. >> gr

lakes. this is a zone you could be looking at 8-12 inches of snow the marquette area in the u.p. area of michigan parts of new york and new england a wintery mix. be careful on the roadways as you head out to work. we have a number of winter weather advisorys in effect. the severe weather risk parts of north carolina and southeastern virginia through out the afternoon hours today. this is currently a tornado watch in raleigh and north carolina. we see more tornadic activity from the storms as they push eastward. keep that in mind parts of south carolina and north carolina still under a tornado risk. you are looking at heavy rain. flash flooding is a concern out here across parts of the carolinas through the morning hours. heather, patti ann temperatures much cooler across the northeast. 70 degrees will be the high in new york city and only in the 30s in minneapolis. >> we will check in with you later. >> while you were sleeping secretary of state john kerry arriving in south korea amid escalating concerns about north korea. hours earlier we learned defense intelligence agency reports found that n

lake city. mostly 80s in the south and 70s in the northeast. >> the louisville cardinals are the ncaa champions. the top seeded team played to deserve the ranking overcoming the michigan wolverines with an 82-76 victory. >> guard kevin ware cheered them on from the sidelines. more highlights from espn coming up. >>> and coming up, the nation's number one airline. we have the results from a new survey. >>> and troubled retailer jcpenney going into its past as it looks towards its future. we're going to explain in your business news straight ahead. >>> and the feathered friend that seems to be ruling the roost at a college in florida. we'll be right back. >>> fighting slumping sales. jcpenney is looking to its past for a new ceo. it comes after current ceo ron johnson was fired yesterday after just 17 months. before taking the job, he was known for creating apple's popular retail stores. myron ullman now takes over, he served as ceo from 2004 to 2012. >> overall performance for the u.s. airline industry is at its best ever. that is according to the airline quality rating report. it used on time arrivals, denied boardings, mishandled bags and customer complaints to compi

lake forest, california are grieving his loss. fred? >> all right, nick valencia, thanks so much for bringing that to us. >>> from 68 teams to two. it's louisville and michigan. they will square off in atlanta tomorrow night for college basketball's national title. last night louisville knocked off wichita state and michigan ousted syracuse. so no game today, but that hasn't stopped the fans from flooding downtown atlanta. live look right now at a packed centennial olympic park. a gorgeous day today. free concerts all weekend long. initi kn >> reporter: fred, you know what a good muse ic venue is all abo. you can barely see up to the stage because there is a sea of people up there. we are waiting for grace potter and the nocturnals. she's supposed to take the stage in about ten minutes. that's -- she's like number one on the bill today. the other two big headliners -- sting at 6:00, dave matthews at 8:00. this is like the appetizer to the big game. everybody on a sunday, nothing much else to do, they're waiting for the big game. people have really come out for the big dance concert series. is free. so i mean hello. this is a good time. yesterday ludacris too

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