london boston, the rise of isis and we still don't have a mass movement. that's what we need.eous individual voices but we need this to be a massive movement in the muslim world. >> let's hope we can get that happening. thank you so much. we'll be right back. stay tuned. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> well, i guess you can call that a sunday's stroll. 220 miles up. a pair of astronauts have been jenturing out of the space station taking their third space walk in just over one. it'

london. >>> testimony resumes in the boston marathon bombing trial.week's graphic testimony from victims is expected to be followed by expert witnesses, who will be asked about the two pressure cooker bombs used in the attack. prosecutors will attempt to show jurors how those bombs were built and how they were detonated. it's believed they want the jury to see tsaranev after the blast where they say he was seen on surveillance video buying milk. >>> hillary clinton is facing criticism over the private e-mail accounts she used as secretary of state. one of her potential rivals is hitting the ground in iowa. abc's david wright reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton removed her picture from her twitter profile, part of a campaign tied to international women's day. >> consider it a metaphor. >> reporter: but it's her decision to keep her e-mail off government servers that's now a campaign issue. on the ever present blackberry, she used a private address in violation of state department rules. bill clinton was asked about it. he told a reporter, he's not th

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london. >> it has certainly been a brutal winter for boston. non-stop snow for all kinds of records.wiest season since the city's records started in the 1800s. here is the total. more than 108 inches of snow fell there this season given the spring starts next week there is still a chance of winter weather and more snow in the new england area. >> now for the first time ever gays are allowed to march in boston's st. patrick's day parade. they joined hundreds of traditional groups such as marching bands. massachusetts became the first state to allow gay marriage in 2004. it has been a boston tradition for 114 years. >> i think it makes -- we have been there longer. >> now to the action in arizona, giants taking on the d-backs. former giant brown can get to it. he would later score. and this guy has been hot. the rbi single brings in crawford. mcgee battle 500. >> that will bring in billy burns. a's up 4-2. zitto strikes out parker to end the game. zitto picks the final four. he tries to make the roster eight wins 5-2. >> all right. arkansas kentucky first half. kentucky up 16 at the br

boston. we've had a core group in london as well.ould love to see more presence in europe just get in the concentration of hedge fund assets in london itself. so it's definitely, you know. >> it's interesting this concept. i used to work -- the sale side always pushing their research out to everyone. the buy side very secretive about the research. how are you encouraging people to be more open with that type of stuff. surely there are a lot of internal compliance laws and stuff like that you have to abide by. >> we give incentives to members to share their own research. one of which is simple that is by sharing research you get access to everyone else's research. we leverage resciprocity to our advantage. and we think as long as you believe other intelligent investors out there and you value their opinions being able to access a vast pool of their, you know, their insight, we think is valuable. in addition we provide all kinds of career incentives to compel people to share research. for example if you're a merging manager you're tryi

london trade. opening statements are scheduled in the boston marathon bombing trial.rs are seeking the death penalty for dzhokhar tsarnaev. lawyers say his older brother planned the entire bombing. he was killed during the ensuing manhunt. three people were killed and 260 others were wounded in the bombing. the jurors and alternates include a house painter and a former intern for an organization focused on muslim relations. those are top headlines this morning. do you hate to fly -- do hate to wait at the airport? i do it a lot at newark airport. imagine our delight to hear about renovations. the focus is going to be on food and technology. there will be 55 new restaurants and bars. every diner seat will be equipped with an ipad. it comes with a hefty price tag $120 million. why spend all this money on new work airport? -- newark airport? david rockwell and rick blacks teen is the founder of -- rick blacksstien. being in an airport is one of the more miserable experiences of anybody's life on the road. tell me about -- why go through this redesign? >> the airport part

london. appreciate your time. >>> closely following developments from boston marathon bombing trial.motional testimony from survivors and victims. family members, prosecutors turning their attention to investigators and they're zeroing in on two of dzhokhar tsarnaev's twitter accounts including one not seen by the public until this point. let's go to rehema ellis. good morning. tell us what's taken place so far today? >> reporter: the twitter accounts were being presented by the government yesterday. they called back to the stand the fbi agent that examined those accounts steve kimball. he said tsarnaev had two accounts, one more religious in nature they had over 1,000 tweets of the two accounts. on cross examination today he testified that twitter accounts were left open and even updated after the defendant was in custody. on direct yesterday, we should tell you the government revealed there were several accounts again of religious nature. one including something that said in part, i think we have a full screen of it said from tsarnaev i want the highest levels, i want to see alla e

london newsroom. charlie, thank you. now to the brutal winter we have been having and a narrow escape for a youth hockey team outside boston. they were practicing at this rink in canton when the roof began to buckle under the weight of the piled up snow. everyone made it out before the collapse. meanwhile, boston could break its record for most snow ever in a winter when another storm moves in tomorrow. it's not just boston setting records. syracuse, rochester, and buffalo, new york, are about to break records going back more than a century for coldest month ever. the average temperature this month in bangor, maine, just 6 degrees. today, south florida was hit with heavy thunderstorms and 50- mile-per-hour winds. streets were flooded in miami. maggie newland of wfor reports. >> reporter: up to six inches of heavy rain fell in miami today flooding streets and neighborhoods. floridians were surprised. >> unbelievable. where did this come from? >> it's just a mess. i my kay planned to go to miami beach. aah! >> reporter: even main roads like biscayne boulevard were almost impassable. >> so maybe i wasn't supposed to come out

the committee says if it can't win a majority in boston it will not go forward with the bid process. the ioc plans to pick a host city in 2017. london's012 summer olympics cost nearly $15 billion. >>> internet service about to get a lot faster in salt lake city utah than it is in the heart of silicon valley. google announced today it will soon be digging up the streets and laying down cable to provide incredibly fast internet access in the utah capital. the service is called google fiber. and it delivers internet speeds up to one giga about it a second. that's 100 times faster than most current networks. all for around $70 a month. google has listed several south bay cities as potential sites. >>> a new steve jobs biography is out today. this one according to apple executives captured their founder more accurately than previous ones. becoming steve jobs they say sheds a more positive light on the apple cofounder. the authors say they were trying to dispel common myths about jobs and about who he was and exactly how he lived. >>> time now for ask finney. 7 on your side's michael finney answers your questions sent in via facebook twitte

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whose patriots boarded ships in boston harbor and seized tea, english tea and cast it into the harbor in symbolic protest in overtaxing and overregulating government in london have been only a footnote in history if that same generation of americans had not made their way to philadelphia 14 years later to write the constitution. our 227-year-old founding document. like our founding patriots, the positive conservative i'm looking for can tell us more about what he's against. he will always tell us what he's for. he's got a plan. he has specific political ideas about how to unite and grow our coalition and he has specific policy ideas to reform our government. now, he doesn't hesitate to tell you in specific and concrete terms exactly what those ideas are. specificity here is crucial. it's critical and it's essential. generalizations and abstractions are the province of candidates who say one thing on the campaign trail, but do quite another thing once they're in office. so if conservatives truly want a government that is of, by and for the people we need to demand that our candidates tell us specifically how they'll fix our tax code, how they'll reform our b

joining us from london and the clinical psychologist ruth wintersgreen who is with us in washington. i will start with you. what's your analysis of what we just heard from william boston of the "wall street journal"? >> if i can take a moment i would like to say to colleagues i worked with previously in germany -- [ speaking a foreign language ] >> great sympathy for their losses. speaking as a psychologist the situation seems to become more clear in some ways but less clear in others. we are hearing about a neuropsychologist so there are a multitude of possibilities. one of the things that came to my mind was perhaps he was diagnosed with something along the lines of multiple sclerosis. >> what did you say? >> multiple sclerosis or epilepsy or had tbi, traumatic brain injury something that would impair his work and made him lose the ability to do this career that he obviously had really worked hard. >> because if he was just suffering from depression that would not necessarily cause someone to go ahead and not only kill himself but kill 149 other people. >> well i think the important thing to say is very very few people even significantly depressed would do something

london, thank you. >> good pr guy there. to a historic feat here at home. we've been counting down to it all winter with a new round of snow the city of boston is celebrating officially its snowiest season ever. and nbc's ron mott is there. ron, congratulations, i know you are a boston resident. >> reporter: hi there, good morning. i have to find out where the celebrations are. some could do without this record but a lot of people are happy to break this record after month of misery with this snow. we needed under two inches, we got under three on sunday. here is a look at the totals. 108.6 inches, that's more than 9 feet. that's a lot of snow. that breaks the oldp record by a full inch. yesterday the mayor sent out a tweet saying we celebrate with parades here in boston. super bowl just did that, world stanley cup, he sent a tweet out there will be no parade for this new snowfall record. yesterday there was a parade, the st. patrick's day parade. they had to alter the route because all of the snow on some of the side streets. we're over the snow we mean it now. >> really celebrating when it melts. >> wait. dylan is there for the regular season. they get t

boston down to penn station in record time. finally, others have done this. virgin trains in england. one of the leaders in innovation has increased traffic from 14 million in the corridor from london up to the north of england, from 1 million to 28 million passengers -- 14 million to 28 million passengers in less than half a dozen years. an incredible record that we could replicate here. we only have 31 million passengers on all of amtrak last year. a little less than that. and we could double the number of people employed, the number of people working. i have always supported labor in this. we are not trying to do this in any substandard wages. we want to make certain that all of those commitments to our brothers and sisters and labor are honored. this is the beginning of a proposal to open this up the northeast corridor and commission actually will report back to congress with these proposals. it won't be buried. it's going to come back to us and then we can move it forward. it's time to take us into the next era of passenger rail service in this country. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from florida reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose do