a lot of presence in new england.s this problem with prescription pills like oxycontin -- i don't know if it's unique to new england. the availability of prescription drugs perhaps reflects the greater availability of health care in new england and the cultural problems and issues that come with it but also the plummeting prices of heroin. the drop in heroin prices i think has also shifted a lot of the drug abuse from prescription drugs like oupoids to the heroin that is now so rampant, exploding in use, a scourge that has reached its tentacles into many of those small new england towns. >> it's a terrible thing indeed. senator thank you for coming on the show and take care. >> thank you, luke. >> time for the first number in today's data bank. $100 million, the amount of state funds an illinois house committee has agreed to designate to the construction of president obama's presidential library in chicago. the bill backed passed unanimously through committee yesterday and now heads to the full house for a vote. the c

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great news for new england. the us government has condemned the abduction of american gymnast on this trustee for corruption minutes and its voice news media genesis trotsky was kidnapped by the kremlin backed separatists. while reporting in east ukraine says his soviets. or if they don't have time for kelly and a range of journalists and who had been detained or held hostage over the last couple of days and we of course condemn the taking of hostages i don't have any additional information on this. organized by the celtics that lead to the soviets militants confirm that captured an american gymnast austral skis publishes a voice in their pressing the us government to secure his release for cream and gone and all but the white house failed to confirm any dog oak. oyster pollsters trustees produced a series of hard hitting reports on the crisis in ukraine over recent months including a number of the border between main and ukraine on russian occupied korea austral skiers boy in soviet russia back in nineteen eight

which college-- the new england conservatory? no, they turned me down.san francisco college of music. san francisco? that's right. san francisco, california. rebecca! but rebecca, this school is on the other side of the country. i know that, but if san francisco accepts me and gives me some financial aid, that's where i'm going. but you don't know a soul out there. yes, i do. my godmother lives out there. what, is she rich or something? she has such a big house. no, she's not rich, but she does have a room for me if i get accepted. you're really serious about this, aren't you? dead serious. ( knock at door ) come in. when do we eat? in five minutes. dinner's in the oven. dad's not eating. he went to bed. what's wrong? is he sick? no. he just said he was tired. so, did you hear anything about your applications? you know, to music school? i got three rejection letters. that's too bad. so, what're you going to do? i still have one last hope... a school in san francisco. san francisco... aw... rebecca: dad, what? are you o.k.? no! the red sox lost another ga

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what happened to these two new englanders. we'll tell you that and more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on the teen who stowed awaya san jo >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, team coverage on the teen who stowed away on that san jose flight. a closer look inside that wheel well and the theories on how he could survive that flight. that and more at 5:00. >> it's baffling. >> it is. >>> a new england couple is recovering after a frightening snowmobile ride. >> a moose walked in between them. the couple says the moose had his ears back, his fur was standing up and then he charged at them. the moose grazed one of the snowmobilers before they fired a gun into the air to scare him off. the couple is going to be okay. they think the moose might have been sick and hurt when he charged. >> i would just turn around and got other way. >> someone had their phone out because it's video tapedment thanks finish watching us on the news at noon. >> enjoy your monday, everybody. [ knock on door ] >> hope: mom, hey. i was looking for you. sorry. are

they left new england in 1803 on the sealing expedition and slavery is dying out in new england and assumed to be dying out in the south. it is in full swing in south america. 1804 was the height of what the spanards called free trade in blacks. more slaves came in in 1804 than any year previously. >> how many? >> many came in as contraband. >> that is the thing. they can't get off the ship and have to march to the pacific coast and that is an odyssey because these are not setup deals. in other words, it isn't clear for many captains what is going to happen with the cargo when they arrive. >> right. that was the cruelty of it. >> the conversion of con ttraba was there. and even though some were allowed to be sold but the rest he wanted out of there so there remember schemes to convert them to commodities. what they are doing is sailing into the future. he encounters in the south pacific this race, terror and violence that will later explode in the united states. and that is the kind of -- it is almost circular and then melv melville reads the story when slavery does explode and there is an

we have areas of rain in parts of new england and as far south as part of the panhandle.t white is snow. it is coming down across parts of ohio and kentucky and all of the way down to tennessee. we are seeing thunderstorms firing up from northern florida to southeastern georgia carolinas and southeastern virginia. you could see severe weather today. otherwise the cold temperatures are producing freeze warnings here from mu mexico -- new mexico to the mid atlantic. >> the time now is 20 minutes to the top of the hour. it is hard to forget when harry reid said this about the koch brothers. >> these two brothers abore abo as unamerican as any one can image. >> if that's true why did several democrats not have a problem taking their money? the report that they wish you didn't see. >> we have seen dogs beg for dinner but look at this. these guys really have their prayers answered. so cute. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation

today it shifts to new england. that storm is exiting. you should get a great deal of sunshine.will be cool with the ocean breeze. everybody else, it's going to be a nice april 1st. lothsz of sunshine in southern new england. 50 will feel warm compared to yesterday. 68 in pittsburgh is nice. the blizzard from yesterday is exiting. it's cold and not nice in northern portions of minnesota. in minneapolis it's chilly. 80 in kansas city yesterday. sunny for one more day and the storms roll in tonight and tomorrow. the forecast for tuesday. april starts off better than march ended throughout much of the nation. southern half of the country is gorgeous. the rain outwest we like. as i alluded to, we showed you the graphic teasing this. tomorrow we watch the severe weather threat. oklahoma city to st. louis. hail, damaging wind, icelanded tornados. that's time of the year where the people in the west, sit their families down. go over the plan incase a tornado goes their way. >> one day at a time. but cheers to april 1st. >> we're turning the page. >>> coming up on "morning joe" are vote

tonight, we're going to begin our reporting in new england because its a snapshot of what is unfolding in communities across the country. it's so bad in parts of vermont that this year that state's governor devoted his entire state of the state to this one topic, the epidemic, calling it a full-blown heroin crisis. we get our report tonight from our national correspondent, kate snow. >> reporter: look past the lighthouses and covered bridges as we drove through, we found another new england where a bucket of used heroin needles at a needle exchange one afternoon measures the scale of the problem in portland, maine. when did you start filling that bucket? >> this bucket was changed this morning. those needles are from today. >> reporter: parents support each other in salem, massachusetts. >> found some needles in the room and it just blew us away. >> reporter: and the walmart parking lot in vermont is known where the place 20 bucks buys a ticket, long slang for a small baggie of heroin. the people dying of an overdose in vermont doubled in a year. all over the state there are waiting li

yeah this weekend people in new england will complain and people in the midwest will be watching thetornado outbreak sunday and saturday morning especially in new england it's going to be ugly. may even snow in the mountain areas. right now this morning we're watching rain heading through the areas of ohio. the severe weather over the next couple of days. for today we see isolated severe weather from north carolina up to southern virginia including the richmond area, raleigh, jacksonville, washington, virginia beach, the outer banks. that's like typical strong thunderstorms from wind damage. saturday night we get strong storms beginning in the central plains, tornado alley but not a lot of tornadoes saturday. as we go into sunday, kansas city, st. louis, little rock, the dallas area, even houston we'll watch you closely. possibility of even strong tornadoes. that's what we haven't had this year and that's why we haven't had any tornado fatalities. >> we like that. >> what's this? what's that on your neck. >> you saw that? >> yeah, what's that. a little pine tar there. coming up at th

and new england, you were cold -- >> yep. >> new england, windy, 50 degrees and raining.ou weren't alone in the chilly weather yesterday. >> so perfect for sweating pine tar? your yankees? >> if that's what you do. >> yeah. >> they're yankees, you have to win at all costs. >> he's going down fight for the yankees. and on morning joe, the president's surprising comments that could put the u.s. at odds with china. >>> and we huddle around the water cooler when stephen colbert breaks the news to jon stewart about his new job. stewart's priceless reaction. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. thmortgage didn't start here. it began on her vacation in europe. someone stole her identity and opened some credit cards in her name. checking her experian credit report and score al

fact that everyone in new england is waking up with snow on the ground.g us shake our heads after 80 degrees, practically everywhere over the past couple days. it is leaving. it is gone. it's going to be cold and brisk. temperatures are about 30 degrees colder. a lot of the issues, this past weekend, a lot of us put away the clothes. the hats and gloves. good luck. you need it, windchills are in the teens in many areas of new england. it's still cold in chicago. i found one spot, marquette, michigan, is negative 1 right now. the coldest it's ever been there. duluth, expecting 10 inches of snow today. >> no thank you, bill. >> no? >> no. i'm still thinking that woman could have lost a tooth. >> a tooth? she could have lost her head. >> tooth, head, same thing. what's the difference? >> to the top of the hour, thanks, bill. making a point or making it up. the controversy surrounding senator mary landrieu's ad campaign. okay, fine, losing a head is worth than losing a tooth. >>> and around the watercooler, that john hand or john draper hanging out on "sesame

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new england is going to be very raw on saturday. as far as the severe weather goes, a little bit saturday night but the bigger event is going to be on sunday. we'll see severe storms through the central plains. little rock to areas around a arklatex. >> we expect these things to happen. we have been lucky so far. >> we have. the self-cleaning car, this you will want to see. plus the national rifle associations boldest move yet and the heartbreaking and incredible story behind this fallen tribute to pope john paul ii. all of that is next. cars are driven by people. they're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see

definitely in new england especially. as far as the rain goes, the gulf coast, be prepared for soggy weather the next two days. high temps from new orleans to tallahassee and up by 95. the forecast, rain along the gulf coast, even florida is not going to have beach weather out there. 75 in orlando, tampa the same with chances of rain. at least sunny and nice in the northeast and the holiday weekend, not bad. looking good in the east, midwest just some showers. >> all right, bill. we'll hold you to it. thank you. find out why 38 million gallons of water will be wasted all because of one young person's very poor judgment. plus, this guy made over 58 million bucks in just 15 months. find out who he is and how he did it next. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spen

so the big storm is over ohio heading up into new england during the day today. the good news is there is no storm behind this. there is mild pacific air coming across the country. and it is going to warm up significantly after the storm. even by this afternoon, mid atlantic should be nice. middle of the country looks great. and tomorrow looks even better. we should see 70s around kansas city, 60s in the east coast. so this is it. the last nasty morning. >> we are in business. done deal. >> spring. >> thank you, bill. >>> details that americans are more confident in the economy plus the battle over equal pay among the sexes gets serious. >>> and nose kisses are the norm even for the most famous royal couple. detail next. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we ha

you did reporting on the sort of sand wars that are happening all about new england. go to cape cod in the summer. i've seen in firsthand, sort of dealing with erosion, when people want to build back up some safety for the iftiforcati the properties. >> you have to get the sand somewhere and dredging it offshore is really controversial. it's habitat for a bunch of things, from kracrabs to lobste. state regulators don't want it taken from the beach. so it's a real commodity here. they're digging it from inland sources and they're trucking it home and it goes out to sea again and they're trying to get more of it. any time there's a sand, a navigational dredging project going on, there's like a long line for sand. >> and it's fascinating how people fight almost to the death to a degree. you have all the fights between the environmentalists. it's a fascinating war. lastly, obviously new york and new jersey and parts of connecticut took a huge hit during sandy. is it fair to say that connecticut and rhode island in the future will take the brunt of a huge storm? i know the

slyke driving, northern new england, with a wintry mix of rain and snow.in will slicken the roads of the midwest from louisiana to the great lakes. another day of wet roads in the pacific northwest. >> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in dallas and memphis. >>> we have an update on a story that aired yesterday. we aired this video of two small children being patted down at an airport that triggered criticism online. this morning, the tsa is responding. saying the children's father is on what's called a selectee list. a subset of the terror watch list. a fact the father admits. the tsa adds its officers will work with parents at checkpoints to resolve concerns about screening procedures. still kind of weird. >> yep. >>> residents of a tiny town in wyoming waking up this morning three miles outside of town. all 95 of the towns residents evacuated yesterday, after a gas pipeline explosion and a fire at a gas processing plant. no reports of injuries. no damage to homes. all of the employees have been accounted for. the cause of the blast is un

18 advisories stretching across alabama, the florida panhandle as far north as southern parts of new england and parts of up state new york. 5 to 11 inches of rain fell causing significant flooding in pensacola. cars were submerged and one person was killed there. all of this flooding with another round of tornadoes. 8 tornadoes in north carolina alone. that brings the count to 135 and the death toll to 35. more severe weather is expected today including states across the southeast and further north as well. let's head to you in new york. >> our thoughts are with those families. sthooivengs. maria mol lane gnaw live for us this morning. >> the minnesota man who gunned down two incruders got life behind bars without parole. took them three hours to find byron smith guilty of premedicated murder. he shot the unarmed teen a total of nine times after they broke into his ohm on thanksgiving day in 2012. his client was fearful because of previous burglaries. they argued smith appeared to take pleasure as evidenced in chilling awudio clibps of the shooting. >> they describe a chaotic moments a gunm

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william dean is editor of the atlantic monthly and is offers a gateway for the writers to enter the new england literary establishment how is this perceptive about why these writers represent a break from the past and what they are drawing from the frontier into this rich irony and the flow and use of dialect that he is looking at and seeing the earnest of the new american literature which for him is necessary to modernize american literature and bring it out of it'its kind of provincial viewig of the origins and that is the crusade. so i would say that he was an invaluable resource for me to understand what was revolutionary about the style but as many artists they are not always articulate about their work. yes sir. >> so in the introduction you mentioned at the parallel between the war and the vietnam 100 years apart and reference to the west and east of geography and how that influenced the literature of the time? i was wondering if you elaborate on that further in the book or if you wanted to mention that further. >> that cultural revolution represented by the war is represented in the boo

they left new england in 1803 on the sealing expedition and slavery is dying out in new england and assumed to be dying out in the south. it is in full swing in south america. 1804 was the height of what the spanards called free trade in blacks. more slaves came in in 1804 than any year previously. >> how many? >> many came in as contraband. >> that is the thing. they can't get off the ship and have to march to the pacific coast and that is an odyssey because these are not setup deals. in other words, it isn't clear for many captains what is going to happen with the cargo when they arrive. >> right. that was the cruelty of it. >> the conversion of con ttraba was there. and even though some were allowed to be sold but the rest he wanted out of there so there remember schemes to convert them to commodities. what they are doing is sailing into the future. he encounters in the south pacific this race, terror and violence that will later explode in the united states. and that is the kind of -- it is almost circular and then melv melville reads the story when slavery does explode and there is an

it's in new england where there is concern for flooding. we have flash flood watches in effect across parts of new hampshire and maine. that produces heavy rain and significant snow melt with temperatures warming up across the region. once the system exits tomorrow will be a warm aacross the east. already in the 60d across the southeast 50's in chicago. today it will be a hot one in california. take a look at la your high temperature forecast to be shy of 90 degrees. then that warmth spreads eastward wednesday. chicago you could be in the 60s wednesday and upper 70s in the city of far go and 70s as well in the city of denver. feeling like spring out there coming up tomorrow. >> that's great news. thank you so much, maria. >> ted cruz passes a resolution barring iran's bam baambassador the u.s. he is a terrorist militant who held americans hostage in 1979. his appointment sparked ou lawm hostages. the ambassador's vista application has been stalled by the state department. the bill banning him needs approval from the house and president obam

from the midwest to new england a coating of snow blanketing the ground. >> i was surprised to see theusting here in new york city. chicago illinois seeing up to 3 inches of snow. other places just getting a dusting as we said after it turned into freezing rain. we think something more dangerous is ahead. >> we have a clipper system that could produce rain. places like nobody city ornew yy or across the east. temperatures have been above average across the east. that allowed a lot of the snow to not stick on the ground. temperature wise it is much colder behind the strong cold front. these are actual temperatures in chicago and cleveland. in raleigh,na and atlanta. you factor in a little bit of a breeze and it feels like in the teens in buffalo, chicago, 30's in louisville. we have a number of freeze warnings in effect out here due to the cold temperatures. a lot of people have plans outside because of april. you can see 50 in new york city, 60s in atlanta and here's a look at the clipper system heather and ainsley up to a foot of snow across parts of wisconsin and minnesota. >> we are

he was a proper new england yankee. he went there and went on board and thought what he was seeing was a ship which had run into all kinds of trouble and where the slaves, the slave trading ship he saw that right away. what he didn't realize from the outset was this was the ship that was in the slave rebellion in the slaves had risen up and killed a great deal -- a slave trader and a lot of the white people on board and returned whence they come which was west africa and senegal. they were asking to go back in the gulf of bonnie off of nigeria. they wanted to go back to africa and this ended up in a standoff. when they saw this captain delano approaching they created a masquerade and in this masquerade they pretended -- the slaves were now in control of the ship and the captain was their prisoner. they pretended that it was still the other way around and they propped up this fading man who was their prisoner and played the servile slave attending to him. but also controlled and the whole time dylan was on board he imagi

many saw snow out towards long island and in to new england. across new york it was rain. that has made its way to the atlantic. things will get better. temperatures tomorrow 59 degrees. the rest of the week not looking too bad. we'll see rain on wednesday, but really no rain and temperatures back to normal with lows going down into the low 40s. if you travel to the south-east things will be wet. down here there'll be rain showers across arkansas, louisiana. we are looking at dry conditions. atlanta, you'll start your day at 78 degrees. things will get warm for the rest of the week. we expect as high as 81 degrees on thursday. not a break until saturday. across california, there's a bit of rain over the next couple of days. san francisco has seen the rain and snow into the higher elevations. it's a good thing, it will not break the drought. we will need a lot more rain. 65 degrees there. the rain will continue towards wednesday, and it won't be until thursday. a high temp door of 66. >> america's pastime getting back into the swing of things. why the season of major league

we are talking about most of the new england state because of heavy rain. cause of freeze warnings towards parts of new jersey. we'll start out at 33 degrees. clear skies, and wednesday, more cloud on thursdays. friday not looking too bad. the next batch of rain is scheduled to come into play. temperatures are looking like this for chicago. houston not looking too bad. phoenix - a 91 degree day for you. your news is next. >> as we mention the many people are trying to heal. photographer michael fogherty is trying to help some victims do that by bringing them back to the finish line. he talked about the project in the first person report. >> i'm michael fogherty, i'm the founder of the project called dear world. >> instead of letting the tragedy break us, we made a simple choice - to keep running. >> for the past four years i've been asking thousands of people to share a message to someone or something they care about. our most recent project was with survivors of the baton marathon. we decided to do a world series when i met a man named dave forteay. he was

threat with this storm system is very heavy rain, and there is a flood concern across parts of new england and also parts of the upper great lakes, because we're not only expecting very heavy rain from this system, but also rapid snow melt from temperatures warming up ahead of it. that's going to be a big concern. h temperatures ahead of this system, in the 70s. temperatures in minneapolis, just in the 30s. let's head over to you. >> just a little tease, i guess. >> yeah. even some areas picking up a little snow behind this storm system. so a lot going on. >> thanks. >>> today in the search for the missing malaysian flight 370, crews are deploying a small submarine to scan the floor of the southern indian ocean. they're hoping to find debris from that jet. there haven't been any confirmed signals since last week, but officials say it is the most promising lead that they have had in in search. meanwhile, another possible development as crews have spotted an oil slick. >> i can report ocean shield detected an oil slick yesterday evening in her current search area. a sample of about two liter

this time around in parts of new england, across parts of maine and new hampshire. we have temperatures warming up into the 60s. all that snow across new england will be melting so the combination could produce flooding. >> house speaker john boehner sounding off on the irs and lois lerner. >> someone said who should be fired. i said i don't care who is going to be fired, i want to know who is going to jail. martha: what speaker baron is saying about a possible criminal investigation into lois lerner's activities. bill: the national championship game the fun got out of hand. a number of student wake up in jail this morning we'll take you there. martha: eric holder set to hit the hot seat less than an hour from now. we'll ask the top lawmaker at that hearing what they want to know from the attorney general. stick around for that. >> if it's good of any for us to ask brand-new citizen to affirm their devotion to the law. is it too much to ask the president do the same? if a president -- [applause] ♪ [ male announcer ] help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign

also a couple of young men from india, a native american and also a couple of white new englanders who are themselves training to be missionaries overseas and feel that this sort of close-up contact with some heathens would be useful as part of their training. soon there will be quite a few more students or scholars as they typically refer to them. some additional hawaiians, some other pacific islanders, several from china, a few european jews, a couple of greeks -- that surprised me a little. i'm of greek extraction, but in those days i depress greeks were -- i guess greeks were considered to be heathen. why not? [laughter] and as time passed too, there was a growing firm concern growing number of american i could januaries. in -- indians. in all, i think about 15 different indian tribal groups would eventually be represented at the school. i got to skip lightly over the actual workings of the school, but i want to emphasize -- in fact, it would be hard to over'em size, the sweeping -- overemphasize the intensely-held hopes and ambitions that underlay this whole project. the idea was

several hawaiians and a couple from india, a native american, and a couple of white new e englanders are training to be missionaries over se overse overseer -- overseas and feel this will benefit them. there were pacific islanders, china, a few european jews, a couple greeks and that surprised me. i am a greek extraction but in those days greeks were considered to be heathen. why not? as time passed, there was growing number of american indians and in all i think about 15 different tribes would be represented at the school. i got to skip lightly over the actual workings of the school buchlt -- but i want to emphasis and it would be hard to overemphasis the intensely held hopes and ambitions that underlie this project. the idea was the grads would grat go and take what they learned and took it back to their country. if all went well, and they were very explicit about this, the entire world would be saved and that was the key word in every important way, saved in the shortest time imagineable. one particular happening in the school's first year should be mention mentioned. henry took s

. >>> and a day of snow mobiling turns into a frightening encounter with this guy in the new englands, that be and much more when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. >>> all right pollen report today, things will be on the rise a little bit, especially into wednesday and thursday. of course get a little rain, that'll to help bring the pollen counts right back down. >>> and looking now at the richmond toll plaza, they were delays earlier, now thicks are cruising along into the county. we'll look at your drive to work, it's coming up. >>> new england couple recovering this morning after what you might call a rather frightening encounter with this guy while on their snow mobile. he charged at them as you can see, the moose grazed one of the snow mobilers before they fired a gun into the air, finally scared him off. the couple is going to be okay. they think the moose might have been sick, could have been hurt, could have been mating season, don't know. >>> people in oak

from the carolinas all the way up through new england. overnight tuesday early wednesday the front moves through. bitter cold temperatures follow, down close to freezing after talking about temperatures 60s and 70s. wednesday morning temperatures could be down to the 20s. we have weather out in the united states but not where we need it in the west. no rain is expected across the southwest. severe weather today likely with a few of these storms. watching this area closely it will continue to push east. temperatures are in the 70s but then dropping into the 30s. here is this front now and it will continue to push east. the low temperatures tomorrow, 34 in memphis. 61 in charlotte. tuesday morning is warm here but wednesday morning it could be into the 20s. as the cold air moves in tuesday night there is rain eastern time but it could end briefly a as a part of sleet and snow. >> in paris they have their first color run where participants were showered at different colored powder at various points of the event. it's untime. national and loc

the threat is i'm packing millions of people right now on the gulf coast to new england. >>> right nowrs are heading to the poll. two women died in a blast as they walked to one of the country's polling stations. this comes as prime minister maliki is battling for a third term in office. he is facing strong opposition with sectarian violence at its most intense in more than five years. this is iraq's first election since the withdrawal of u.s. troops three years ago. >>> back here at home. wisconsin voter identification law gets rejected. federal judge struck it down ruling it violated the u.s. constitution's guaranty of equal protection. he said requiring the voters show a state-issued id at the poll imposes an unfair burden on poor and minority voters. the ruling could have implications in november when republican governor scott walker faces re-election. those are your headlines. i'll send it over to you. >>> the clippers are on the road to clinching a playoff series after their owner was banned from the nba for life. nba commissioner adam silver put the harshest punishment possible

new england will get another taste of winter. of thunderstorms. central plains to the ohio valley. snow showers for the northern rockies. another day of heavy rain for the pacific northwest and northern california. >> highs in the 40s, 50s and 60s the northern half of the country warming up in the south and the hot spot today, as usual, phoenix, this time, though, 92 degrees. >>> a bizarre incident at fenway park in boston. yankees' pitcher michael pineda had pine tar on his neck. in order to improve his grip on what was a cool night. the red sox mentioned it to the umps, and when he was checked out he was ejected. of course this is less than two weeks after he was seen with pine tar on his hand. the game was also against boston. a suspension probably likely. >>> on the brighter side of the game, yesterday marked the 100th anniversary of wrigley field. the stadium does not resemble what it was like when it first opened and more changes are coming as big scoreboards are added. fanses a at the game got a celebratory 100 anniversary

a tremendous contrast from washington to it the north and new england. at will try to climb today to new york before tomorrow. and the front moves through and the temperatures go back down. it's quiet though. storm clears out, taking all of the rain and snow with it. just a little bit cooler and the temperatures will be going down. here's the area today, it could see a foot of snow. and as far as the flooding concerns, flood watches over the midwest. and we could see severe weather warnings later today. >> nasa reaching for new heights. you're watching the morpheus lander taking off. it went 800 feet into the air. and nasa is testing vehicles to deliver cargo to other planets so they can avoid hazards. it could be used multiple times, and nasa said that it will save them a lot of money. thank you for watching aljazeera. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. the tiny number of americand themselves bumping up against implements good news. the limits zoom into the millions get out your checkbooks it is inside story.

. >> robert kennedy spoke at the new england law institute about the impact into this is what he said. it is an obscure conflict had not sat down in jail with a pencil and paper to write to the supreme court and of the court t had taken the trouble to look for the merits in that petition among what it must receive every day, the machinery and the american law would have gone undisturbed. first visited fort myers and purchased this property for his family's winter retreat until thomas is back in 1931. in 1947 she needed the property to the city of fort myers. >> it's an incredible book about fort myers and the legacy that is left. i didn't have time to do that, and i had some difficulties, have to work. while i was researching the book i had to go to new jersey and if they had some of their original artifacts and i was in this warehouse digging into a cardboard box full of original documents and i pulled out a handful that fell on the ground. i reached over to pick it up and low and behold it was a 16 page handwritten account of the tripo the everglades of 1914. it started out being a

by tuesday, could see a bit of mixture of snow here up towards new england and then we have a new batch of showers over areas that are saturated. so we have potential for flooding. several inches of rainfall for years that do not need it, over 4 inches perhaps 6 to 8 inches of isolated rainfall in these areas. back to you. >> in the meantime, it's lovely here. >> it is, what a change from the wi winter storm after storm after storm. you promised me you would be in shorts. >> it's coming up, my quick silver board shorts in blue. >> fantastic. someone take a picture. >> yes, never happen. new details concerns the recovery efforts of the deadly mudslide in washington state, an update on the missing victims. and we have new job numbers this week, unemployment holding steady in the country can, but one respected business leader in the world says, the united states had should do to try to jump start the economy. [announcer] if your dog can dream it, purina pro plan can help him achieve it. epic classical ♪ music stops ♪music resumes purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutr

this study that was just published in the "new england journal of medicine" is actually good news, push lid by cdc telling us all the consequences of diabetes that we just spoke b.heart failure, we're doing much better. reduced by 60%. that's great because our good doctors are taking care of cholesterol and use be the lipitors and bringing the blood pressure and kidney failure is down. 30% lower chance of amputation, so we have come a long way. but what we're doing is we're taking the consequence of diabetes and the symptoms. not taking care of the source of it. what's the source of it, our lifestyle and diet and died to diabetes is really western life-style, too much food and too much prosperity and too much money and we're eating junk food. >> what should we do to prevent us getting diabetes. cupcake, t soda, can you do anything besides exercise? >> exercise is key and the number one thick can you do is losing weight. we're finding that this obesity epidemic we're seeing is tied directly to the diabetes endickic and 70 million pre-diabetics on the road to disaster. >> what does that m

this will continue to spread north up through d.c., philadelphia, new york, new england, by this afternoon rain coming down fairly heavy, temperatures just north of the front only into the 40s, close to 50, warming up a little bit to the south so it will continue to warm up. it's not cold enough for snow until you get into canada. snow predicted tonight and into tomorrow. the front moves off the coast then we're talking about temperatures, storm moves out temperatures drop a bit, rice across the middle of the country and to the east. we've seen this pattern before, you get the storms dropping south, going into canada, no change here, we need the rain in the southwest, not the southeast, that could lead to some flooding but no rain predicted thought only today but over the next five das as the storms continue to track up north and down the eastern side of the rockies. severe drought, exceptional drought, no relief in sight here over the past five days maybe two weeks, no rains into southern california to give them rain there. rain flooding the further north you go, that snow is up into cana

i live in a beautiful village in new england. if i could take antibiotics i would love to go back to then. but when made a film called the central park 5. we updated our are baseball series, came out in 2010. but i've spent more time i think in the '20s and '30s and '40s inner other period because baseball went through there, and prohibition went through the '20s. the interesting thing say the 1920s is i've gone through it so many times and it's always a different '20s because it's so great. today with our convention at wisdom, we know what the '20s is, it's the jazz age, it's something else. ththe 20 s i went through with the dust bowl is a different from the jazz age. believe it or not our future is pretty well laid out. we're going to leave work and go home. but the past as a malleablity of it. you ask a question about one day and you get a totally different answer. then it proves the point that the past becomes the greatest armor to face that future. because you've been through the vicissitudes of the past. you know what peop

through west virginia, eastern pennsylvania and new england by tomorrow afternoon and evening, big dropn temperature, temperatures in the 60s close to 70°. so a big change in temperature is expected by tuesday and wednesday. very cold air is coming into the northeast. a lot of rain across the southeast and northeast, not where we need it out west. this weather pattern doesn't seem to change and bring these weather patterns to the east. where keeping that dry air into the southwest. individual storms they are severe. warnings in effect along with a severe thunderstorm watch. tan color is just the high wind warnings and wind adviso adviso. look at the temperature drop, 79 in corpus christi, 72 by oklahoma city, tomorrow morning temperatures could be down at or below freezing. forecast temperature is 34 but just west of that many freeze advisories are i in effect. moisture doesn't dry out, it could briefly change to sleet or snow. the further north you go there is that chance you could end this rain as a brief period of winter weather. >> he did say snow, dave warren, thank you so much. fr

there will be showers in northern new england this morning.have a rain storm and severe weather heading into the central plains. if you're in oklahoma, kansas, you have to keep an eye to the sky. there will be isolated strong storms and isolated tornadoes with us today, reaching oklahoma city late this evening in that i-35 corridor. a coolish day. 51 today for a high with a chance of some showers later on today. so not the best of forecasts. >> all right, bill. thanks, buddy. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," the chicago cubs has a rich history. willie geist is going to take us through it. and then when we come back here, he may be the most recognizable broadcaster in baseball history. we'll tell you the story of the man who brought the cubs into the home of the chicago cubs for decade, harry caray, live from wrigley field when we come back. up. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies

heavy flooding is also a big problem tonight, especially in new england with all the melt off. flood warnings and watches in effect in parts of connecticut, massachusetts, vermont, new hampshire and most of the state of maine where one man was reported killed and on this 16th day of april, the problem in midtown manhattan was ice falling from high-rise buildings this morning. it seems like it's been nothing but wild weather from coast-to-coast for so much of this past year and last. floods and fires, deep freezes in the east, a drought emergency out west. we can't say we weren't warned about spikes in food prices as a result, and those are now becoming a reality in supermarkets across this country. our report tonight from nbc's stephanie goss. >> reporter: at a cattle auction in texas, you'll see why steaks are costing so much more these days. there just aren't that many cows and steers. domestic cattle herd is the smallest it's been since 1951. >> we have a lot less beef now than what we've had, and so far the demand has kept the price of beef up at these levels. >> reporter: l

. >>> a just released study from the new england journal of medicine showing health complications from diabetes have dropped significantly over the past 20 years. heart attacks, strokes, and amputations due to diabetes fell more than 60%. however, another study released this week by johns hopkins showed the percentage with diabetes has doubled since 1988. nearly 1 in 10 adults. researchers linked the rise in diabetes to obesity. >>> thanks to this 19-year-old with a full bladder, 38 million gallons of water will be flushed from a portland reservoir. the teen was caught on camera urinating into the water. that prompted officials to dump the water supply, even though there is, quote, minimal health risk. the man who committed the same crime in 2011 was sentenced to community service. that's a lot of water. >>> time to get down to business for you. with cnbc's sima modi. good morning. >> richard, good news for the class of 2014, companies are hiring. a new survey finds companies plan to hire 8% more college grads than last year. business and engineering degrees are hot. business majors ha

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