angell: i came to the "new england journal of medicine" in 1979.out then was when you saw the drug companies assert more and more control until finally they over the next couple of decades, they began to treat the researchers as hired hands. they would design the research themselves. you know you can do a lot of mischief in how you design a trial. or we'll test this drug and we'll tell you whether it can be published or not, and so if it's a positive study, it's published, if it's a negative study, it'll never see the light of day. sharyl: that happened in 2000. the makers of an experimental aids vaccine threatened to sue dr. james kahn, their lead researcher at the univer $7 million to keep him from publishing study results showing the vaccine didn't work. dr. angell: an official of the company said something to the effect of "we have put $30 million into that study, we have our rights," or something like that. sharyl: angell says as she applied due diligence to the many studies submitted to the "new england journal of medicine," it started to fee

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patriots- led the new england patriots to five super bowl championships.ed robert kraft about the decisions that brought them on board, starting with belichick who joined the team in robert: 2000. when i hired him, people told me i shouldn't. we had to build a stadium, we needed goodwill from the public. we needed people who interviewed well and were gracious. [laughter] robert: people sent me tapes of him from cleveland, and in his five years in cleveland, he had a losing record four out of the five years. but he was a man where whether you are picking your life partner or key managers in your company, you can look at the curriculum vitae and do all these things, but the simpatico no connection what is right for , me may not be right for you. and i believed that we had a system and our companies where people are free to do what they do, and not be encumbered by corporate bs. if they are really good and have bstance, we create environments where people can flourish if they are good at what they do. we are very lucky. , andntellect and knowledge also pickin

the any hernandez, who plays for the new england patriots. >> he was projected to be one of the bestight ends of his generation. >> but why are the keys of an nfl star in odon lloyd's pocket? it turns out, they know one another. >> what's your understanding of how they met? >> they were dating sisters. >> how much do you know they hung out together? >> rarely. it's two different worlds. buddy had one world. we got our world. >> but then the friday before lloyd is killed, hernandez invites lloyd into his world. the two men go clubing. >> i go clubbing with mr. herpdz. he partied. he had a good time. >> reporter: and all week long, lloyd is driving the suburban hernandez has represented, to football practice on saturday, with his friends on sunday afternoon. >> laughing, talking, a done, driving, got the one hand-type driving, later, we went to my mom's house, he went in and played pool. >> i've seen odon the most to tack am shot i've ever seen. >> you have no chance in [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> a good day? >> a good day. >> you guys see that. >> reporter: it's ending as lloyd gets a text f

according to a report by the "new england medical of -- new england journal of medicine," the availability is up. we aim to reduce this trend. if you are a drug trafficker, we will not look the other way. we will not be willfully blind to your misconduct. we are talking about, for example, a kilogram of hair when , that is 10,000 doses -- of heroin, that is 10,000 doses of cocaine. drug are not low-level offenders that we are focusing on. and youe drug dealers, drug dealers are going to prison. with integrity and professionalism, attorneys who implement this policy will meet the high standards required for the department of justice, and together we will win this fight. once again, i think our brave men and women in uniform for your service, and tanks again to thanks againtnd to you, ed, for this honor. >> can you comment on your decision about mr. comey? >> this week on "newsmakers," chuck grassley on president trump's firing of fbi director james comey, and who should be the next head of the bureau. a.m. anday at 10:00 6:00 p.m. here on c-span. >> coming up on c-span, former first lady mi

you see the rain that's still affecting areas in eastern new england. we've got some gusts over 25 miles an hour, near 30 in baltimore. 26 here in these winds will slowly die off later this afternoon. tonight they'll be lighter and much more reasonable. temps in the 60s. 67 in d. c. only in the low 60s in winchester still in the 50s in the mountains. a bright, brisk day. at national officially 67. dry air, humidity's only 37% percent. a dew point of 40 when we cut the winds down, we get some radiational cooling tonight and some of the outer suburbs will be in the low to mid-40s for lows. other than the chilly night tonight with lighter wind a gorgeous tuesday. it's going to be my pick of the week. hot and humid by wednesday. 90-plus, probably our second, third 90 day of the year. we had one april 29th. with the heat and humidity will be pop-up summer-like thunderstorms, wednesday and thursday afternoon, maybe a better chance for a few on friday with the front. big area of warmth. the warm air is building, a lot of heat there, some humidity. it's just be

. >> i apologize for mothers in new england. it looks ugly. we will talk about that in a second. get to immediate concerns. show you what happened first. 8 tornadoes reported, hail, new mexico was targeted, new mexico into west texas. you can see that tornado, rope tornado in the background. hail did fall, cause a little damage. almost like ping pong ball sized hail there. lot more coming today. now shift it into more populated areas. already this morning, amarillo has the worst weather this morning with thunderstorms and heavy rain. lubbock dodging storms, too. for today, 10 million are threatened by severe weather. some of the storms are in areas of the ohio valley, indianapolis included. severe stuff in the quad cities, des moines to kansas city, st. joseph, central illinois and through kansas. this enhanced area, if we get a strong tornado, likely between childress and oklahoma city. we will watch western oklahoma and that sliver of texas late today. tomorrow, this is a slow moving storm. 16 million at risk of severe storms. tomorrow, tulsa to dallas to little rock. as far as

delaware, new england, right now. we'll get to see sunshine. the skies are starting to brighten in the suburbs. you can still see the clouds over the lehigh valley. the clouds will thin out for sunshine. 7:00, 62 degrees. 68 at 10:00 this morning. 60 now in philadelphia. the wind at ten miles per hour. the wind will be increasing. up to ten miles an hour and near 60 at 11:00. a 15-mile-an-hour wind, getting stronger this afternoon. we'll see enough sunshine to warm into the 70s. 76 for philadelphia. low 70s in the suburbs. and 75 degrees in new jersey and the lehigh valley. a few scattered showers this morning. a slight chance of an isolated shower this afternoon. and delaware, you'll see some sunshine, too. the clouds are already starting to clear. up to 75 degrees today. we will see some warmer temperatures over the holiday weekend. a preview when i come back in ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> and breaking overnight, a tractor-trailer and a bus collide on the new jersey turnpike leaving 32 people hurt. >> this accident blocked part

the former new england patriots play >>> new details, a judge has cleared the murder conviction for aaron hernandez because he committed suicide while his appeal was pending. the former new england patriots player hanged himself last month in his prison cell while serving a life sentence for murdering oden lloyd. a suicide note from hernandez to his fiancie saying, your rich , was also released in court documents. the note is relevant because lloyd's mother filed a civil wrongful death suit against hernandez. >>> the girl is recovering and expected to be okay. >>> crews searching trails in yosemite to find a navy serviceman who's been missing nearly a week. he was last seen wednesday. he was staying at housekeeping camp and authorities say he had been going on hikes by himself. a chp helicopter joins 30 people and trained search dogs. he works at the navy medical center in portsmouth virginia. we plan to fly there from the bay area but never showed up at the airport. >>> water officials in california say they've had to borrow $500 million to fix the damage to spillway. the department of w

as the owner of the new england patriots, he has an organ asian that has o -an organization that has won five championships. >> in our organization, people are free to do with they do and are not encumbered by corporate bs. his thoughts on what makes tom brady special. robert: he is a genuine, nice, hard-working person. do not hold grudges, but i also do not forget anything. >> and on his close, personal bond with president donald trump. robert: i always member the people who were good to me. he was in that category. >> a conversation with robert kraft coming up on this week's "bloomberg businessweek debrief ." ♪ robert: i love business. up in brookline, massachusetts, i always dreamt about going to harvard business school. we came from a family of financial wanes -- of limited financial means, so in high schl would talk to the dean of the school and see what i had to do to get admitted right out of college. i knew that i was passionate about, so i tried to get on a path to do that. know, any business we are in, we try to stress quality, and how we differentiate from the marketplace.

if i can harken back to the new england cottontail example. that is an example where up front there was an agreement on conservation on the ground and the nrcs is the federal agency that is working with private landowners and doing those agreements rather quickly. and i think that's because we set out in advance working collaborative and what the goals would be. i would say our experience in rhode island is a collaborative experience. >> eertsz of the other two? >> in arizona we have not had the experience with buffers. but what we have had is we've had an application of principles on the applied to how we can manage or deal with a given species that varies and opposed to what is allowed for another species. species to species that are inconsistencies in the way the rules are applied. also we've had situations where we have the colorado river is a major dividing line between regional offices for fish and wildlife services. so region two is on the east side of the river and region eight is on the west side of the river. and we've had opposing d

as the owner of the new england england patriots, he has built an organization that has won five championships. -- five super bowl championships. robert: in our organization, people are free to do what they do and are not encumbered by corporate bs. megan: kraft shares his thoughts on what makes tom brady special. robert: he's the most genuine, nice, hard-working person. on his toll so with a league over to flight-gate -- inflate -- deflate-gate. i do not hold grudges, but i also do not forget anything. [laughter] megan: and on his close, personal bond with president donald trump. robert: i always remember the people who were good to me. he was in that category. megan: a conversation with robert kraft coming up on this week's "bloomberg businessweek debrief." ♪ robert: i love business. and growing up in brookline, massachusetts, i always dreamt about going to harvard business school. we came from a family of limited financial means, so i would go over starting in high school i would talk to the dean of the scol and see what i had to do to get admitted right out of college. i knew what i was pa

this nor'easter that is moving up the southeast coast and will eventually position itself over new englandefore the weekend is over bringing a lot of rain to places like boston and new york city but for us in washington look at the western edge of the rain has now pretty much cleared the district. there's some wraparound showers across the mountains and i wouldn't say we're rain free for the rest of the day but the overall trend is for the storm to move out and the rain ending. not seeing showers in washington just wet roads. still showering towards annapolis and further east but fest mort pennsylvania of the that storm system is taking a northeast ward track. and new york getting in on the rain. it hasn't started in boston but they'll have it through much of mother's day. showers along virginia beach, the south carolina coastline and there are wraparound showers like i mentioned but for the most part we should be done with the heavy rain threat. 51 degrees in washington, it is cool just about everywhere. temperatures starting off in the upper 40's just like the past few days. i don't thin

unseasonably hot across parts of the west, cool in new england. that's a look at your national forecast. let's take a look at the weather where you are. temperatures are looking cool in the northeast. 50 degrees up into new england and then in the south it's really going to be hot and stormy. in jacksonville a high of 96 degrees. looking really warm in florida. >>> so depending where you are across the country that will make a big difference in the weather we face. >>> all right. when it's warm a lot of water parkes will be the destination for a lot of people. we want to share this story. a little boy unscathed after falling off a water slide. he reaches the bottom and then goes airborne, skids across the concrete. he was able to get up on his own and walk away with a few scratches. it happened at a waterpark in california. the ride is closed until officials figure out what went wrong. >>> just ahead we'll hear from caroline kennedy on what would have been her father's 100th birthday. >> more arrests in last week's manchester bombing. standing tal

unfortunately it's in new england again. this region this will be day we got showers rolling through the region of upstate new york, one or two showers trying to make it through the chesapeake, as far as today here is the severe weather threat. we could have a isolated storm around d.c., baltimore, even new york city. but this area of yellow where the slight risk is where the best chance is of damaging wind and small hail. albany to across the mass pike to springfield and southern portions of vermont and new hampshire. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. as we look at northern new england that's the greatest chance and coverage of showers and storms today. isolated storms south of new york city, and how about beautiful weather for you today, indianapolis, chicago, through the quad cities, des moines and omaha. enjoy that. it's a tradition we show you every year, english tradition, racers tumble down cooper's hill in the cheese rolling race. thousands of spectators brave wet and muddy conditions to watch the ev from 1

most of the rain heading off to new england.ok outside we have sky6 live hd showing a decent amount of sunshine over center city. some areas might be dealing with clouds, most of the clouds have really started to disburses over the last hour or so. temperatures 59 degrees in philadelphia. that's typical across the region. everybody close to 60. winds out of the west at 7 not all that strong, although it will get breezier as the day goes on. later today we're looking at the potential of a scattered afternoon sprinkle or shower. it will be brighter than what you're seeing here. here we go. we're looking at the shower activity just briefly for a few hours after the afternoon. as you see getting into 7:00 we're looking at, there we go, drying conditions and clearing later on. here the temperatures, 63 degrees by 8:00. 69 by 10:00. noon, 72 high of 75 at 3:00 p.m. >> reporter: in through here the possibility of a spotty shower. high temperatures, 74 in allentown. 57 in philadelphia. 72 at the -- 75 if philadelphia. 72 at the shore. 7

that is moving across new york and new england. by the way, across the northern lakes, the great lakes, you're dealing with snow. this is all part of the same system. winter storm warnings and advisories are up at tleeftd lieu monday afternoon and the storm over the weekend prodoes up to 40 inches of snow in colorado, 8 to 11 across the oklahoma panhandle and about 3 to 6 inches can be expected defense mendsing but it eli eliminates cuts to medical and planned parntdhood. >>> thisern mog north korea warned it will carry out a nuclear test at any time and any location, a spokesman for the north korean government said pyongyang was fully ready to respond to any option taken by the u.s. the north has carried out five nuclear tests in the last 11 years. >>> president trump says the leader of north korea is, quote, a pretty smart cookie. mr. trump discussed north korea with "face the nation" john dickerson during a wide-ranging interview. >> mr. president, you said to north korea, don't test the missile. they tested it. is the pressure

its 5 o'clock on this tuesday, may 23rd. >> and of course we're continuing to follow breaking news out of englandlice released new information about that deadly explosion at an ariana grande concert. >> closing arguments are set for the south jersey father on trial for murdering his young son. and the jury could begin deliberating soon. >> not as soggy today, perhaps a little bit more rain out

we've got the big whether one in new england. showers continue to be generated by areas of low pressure. the futurecast pretty quiet. tomorrow morning more showers coming through. a break, more showers and storms scattered about for the afternoon. by late afternoon they're south of us, and then by sunday morning we're watching another front which is approaching areas in western pennsylvania. here we are, excuse me, monday morning, sunday afternoon with the showers mainly west of us, and monday morning that front in towards western maryland, that's the trigger for the monday shower and storm threat. spotty showers today, 78, really not too bad. breezy is more the concern. 78 tomorrow with some rain in the morning, but mostly p.m. showers and storms. late day possibilities sunday. monday some afternoon evening showers and storms, 83, and looking much better tuesday and wednesday and a late storm possible thursday but warm with a high of 85. we'll creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their

plenty of rain making its way from the mid-atlantic states up to new england, thunderstorms across theegion are possible as well. >>> the tsa warning trucking and rental companies -- the tsa is warning trucking and rental companies to be on alert for ramming attacks. the agency asks company to look out for indicators like vehicle modifications or customers acting notice and remote disabling of vehicles and barriers around large gatherings. it cops after a number of incidents involving vehicles used as weapons including a deadly attack in sweden just last month. >>> former president obama meanwhile, is weighing in on the french presidential election. obama has endorsed emmanuel macron praising him for appealing to people's hopes instead of their fears. meanwhile, macron's opponent marine le pen had a tough time when eggs were thrown at her. le pen trails macron by more than 20 percentage points. >> you mentioned obama endorsement. there was a different sort of endorsement from the canadian prime minister. here's justin trudeau and a closer look at his choice of socks. so are wore these

we were prepared and we are getting coastal storm for parts of new england. over the central u.s. there's our north eastern, heavy rain, we saw hail in parts of new jersey, it was a mess on saturday and unsettled weather if for the west. we even have cold enough weather for snows, northern rockies and northern plains and heavy rainfall for the central u.s. there your warm highs, 80's and 90's for the center part of the plains and cooler than average temperatures to the northeast. i promise this week, temperatures close to 80-degrees, great news, i think. back to you. a little teaser. heather: thank you. time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and booted over birthday cake jet blue says not so fast. now explaining the latest in-flight fiasco. rob: is president trump putting on those daily briefings? >> a hundred years we have been doing it. you can't put an end to that. would you seriously consider stopping these press briefings? rob: fair and balance debate coming up next. heather: change of school name sparking death threats. your comments pour

nor'easter type storm exiting new england through the first half of today. feels like the middle of summer in san angelo. dallas going up to 97, san antonio right behind it, 97. well, in washington state one woman found out the hard way what happens when you leave a can of hair spray in a hot car. how have we never heard of this before? it exploded and she found it lodged in her windshield. fire officials say a vehicle's interior can reach 140 degrees on a 90-degree day. no one was hurt. >> i have done this for decades. carried these around, bill, nonstop. who would ever think that could happen? >> i think a lot of people leave it in their car. >> now we know, thank you. >>> an extremely distracted driver got those details when a seemingly routine traffic stop turns into be any psoriasis." people don't stare anymore. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. that still works. now? see me. see me. i found clear skin that lasts

today it's raining throughout new england, severe storms are possible from western oklahoma and texas northward into the upper midwest. very strong thunderstorms could produce some large hail, damaging winds, even possibly a tornado or two. meanwhile, another storm system is moving into the pacific northwest bringing rain and cool temperatures into washington and oregon and you may also see some snow possibly in the cascades. >>> the chicago area's cook county jail was in lockdown yesterday and officials are blaming mother's day. >> more than 200 corrections officers called in sick. about a third of the daytime shift. a significant number of the evening shift also didn't show up. >> the same thing happened last year on mother's day and also on father's day. the sheriff's office says the beautiful weather didn't help. >>> still ahead the winner of the miss usa pageant starts her reign with controversy. >>> a family kicked off a jetblue flight. they say all because of a birthday cake. >>> a guy who admits he's lucky to be alive all because of what siri did to help him out. we'll be righ

caroline: this new england lab is part of our microsoft research community of more than 1000 scientistsngineers across 11 different research labs. >> when i wrote up the pitch for bill and steve 10 years ago, it was precisely the expertise that was here. either the concentration all of the -- >> this is aimed at bringing together computer science with the social sciences and the biomedical sciences. there are 50 universities within about a mile of us. it was the ability to work closely with these universities. i don't think there was a researcher in our lab who hasn't had a deep and impactful collaboration with the local expertise. >> it is also not going to be as good as the dystopian -- caroline: for more on the exciting projects happening here, i walked around with the principal researcher at the lab. >> what we are trying to do is take a bunch of the things that economist do in their day-to-day, pricing, forecasting, and we want to automate those things and supercharge them with big data. you really need ai and machine learning to make the best use of the data, and to increase the n

looks like much of new england, especially eastern new england will be dealing with this. we will have to deal with that up in maine and boston for much of the day there, for us, the winds will increase. that low pressure and another high pressure, they are to build in, the closer they get, the stronger the winds will be. once the storm starts to pull away, the gradient relaxes. monday night will well. maybe not as windy as tomorrow afternoon. and then, the warm air is going to build in on tuesday into the low 80s and we are off to the races for wednesday and thursday, as far as the wind, this is our wind gust tracker, just a forecast here. the winds really start to pick up and then in the evening we could have gusts over 30, maybe 35 miles an hour. but, it will be certainly a breezy mother's day. and i am taking the chance of rain out of the forecast. a really spotty shower? i suppose. but the rain chances are pretty low. 42 to 52. chilly, you will need the furnace, becoming breezy, 50s and 60s , sunny and pleasant. in the afternoon, windy at times. gusts over 30. 74 to 7

, again the rain will be arriving later in areas of central and northern new england. the heat in texas, 100 to 105 in west texas. i want to give you an update on the land slide. officials say it could take a year to rebuild highway 1 that was buried. some have been cut off and listen to this. they now have to drive up to three hours for some basic necessities such as groceries, and "the washington post" put together these before and after images, how massive and how much debris fell in that landslide. >> really have to feel for those people. >> a year. >> for that long. bill, thank you. new details on the collapse of a cess pool. if you are traveling this weekend the tsa is testing procedures. more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer... ...than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper and now try bounty with new despicable me 3 prints. in theaters june 30. then moisturize with isaveen

that is moving across new york and new england. by the way, across the northern lakes, the great lakes, you're dealing with snow. this is all part of the same system. winter storm warnings and advisories are up at tleeftd lieu monday afternoon and the storm over the weekend prodoes up to 40 inches of snow in colorado, 8 to 11 across the oklahoma panhandle and about 3 to 6 inches can be expected across the northern plain states throughout monday evening. i'm pamela gardner for cbs news in boston. >>> to washington, d.c. where congressional leaders reached a tentative deal to keep the government running through september. the spending deal reached yesterday does not include funding for president trump's border wall, but it allows $1.5 billion for border security measures and $15 billion for defense mendsing but it eli eliminates cuts to medical and planned parntdhood. >>> thisern mog north korea warned it will carry out a nuclear test at any time and any location, a spokesman for the north korean government said pyongyang was fully r

so worse travel delays at the airports early today in d.c., and then possible lin areas of new england and the evening. we're going to watch chilly temperatures this time of year all the way down through alabama only in the 50s. here's a cute story. utility worker saved a baby otter struggling to get out of a canal near phoenix. the pup was dehydrated, flea infested. but workers nursed it back to whelt a diet of kitten's milk and trout mash. no one knows how it but hopefully it likes its new home in the wildlife park. >> that is the cutest little baby otter though i have never seen a baby otter before. that's pretty cute. >>> ahead a shocking airline incident to tell you about. uber under federal criminal investigation. we're going to tell you why when we come back in two minutes. come. explore a place where you can fly on the back of a banshee. walk under floating mountains. and navigate a mystical river. welcome to a world - beyond belief. pandora - the world of avatar. only at the walt disney world resort. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can la

have little bit of precipitation here this morning, as well, our low pressure spiraling through new englandshowers, thunderstorms, north of boston. little bit of wrap around precipitation now moving through the delaware valley. the good news, not anything like what we had yesterday morning. where we were dealing with again plenty of problems out on the area roadways, so still little bit of sprinkles out there, could still cause some myfoxphilly.com. but just be concerned with just maybe a light shower here for the most part to kick off our friday, and the start to our holiday weekends. you can see, future weather just cloud cover for the most part, not so much going on here in the way of showers early on in the dayment you can see we do bring in maybe few spotty light showers, go through the afternoon, not going to be as widespread probably as the models show at this point. can't rule out maybe stray shower, excuse me, stray thunderstorm, maybe through the afternoon, then get later tonight into tomorrow morning, we clear things out, that's good news for us, it will be cool, but not overly c

delaware, new england, right now. we'll get to see sunshine.he skies are starting to brighten in the suburbs. you can still see the clouds over the lehigh valley. the clouds will thin out for sunshine. 7:00, 62 degrees. 68 at 10:00 this morning. 60 now in philadelphia. the wind at ten miles per hour. the wind will be increasing. up to ten miles an hour and near 60 at 11:00. a 15-mile-an-hour wind, getting strongers

for today, the big story today, severe weather possible in areas of new england, from albany to newberggh portions of central and western massachusetts. we have great weather today from chicago, great lakes to the northern plains and down along the gulf coast. in the summer wet season. we got some storms yesterday in florida where we desperately need the rainfall. in new orleans, southern louisiana and atlanta we could see storms. let's get toyasmin's summer outlook. the darker you are in the shading of orange, the warmer you're expected above average. the probability is above average east of the mississippi. the west has already started a very warm spring. it looks like that could continue. if there's any spot that's going to be near average, it could be the central plains. not thinking the probability of below average temperatures. as far as the rainfall goes, it doesn't look like too many headlines with the summer outlook for wet weather. it looks like in the northern rockies into the central plains. pretty typical wet weather on the east and west coast. yasmin, you like it warm and

it's all rain but a soaking rain in northern new england. will be exiting during the day today. the first half of your day is very wet from boston, hartford. new york city should be clearing out through the morning rest. 1 million at risk today. mostly areas east of denver. mostly rural sections in kansas. as we get into saturday when things get more interesting. saturday afternoon plans anywhere from oklahoma, missouri, kansas, illinois, indiana, even through tennessee, kentucky, ft. smith and little rock, 51 million people at risk of severe weather. that's a lot of people. not everyone will get hit but we will see a couple tornadoes. missouri, arkansas especially areas of eastern oklahoma including tulsa, keep an eye on that forecast as you go throughout your saturday. by the time we get into sunday, the storms will push to the east and not be as strong or severe. here's the memorial day forecast. new england looking okay, the deep south looking okay. the west, by the way, fantastic weather. on sunday the worst of the storms, indianapolis

now up across new england. it's characterized by heavy rain and strong northeast winds.nd you can see the heaviest of the rain now moving up across down east maine. temperatures are going to be on the cool side today. especially up near boston. highs only in the 40s. 67 though in new york with some sunshine and then more scattered showers redevelop later on this afternoon. we are looking for a big warm-up by the time we get to the middle and end of the week. d.c. in the 90s wednesday and thursday. boston makes it into the mid-80s by thursday. even upper 80s in bangor, pittsburgh should make it into the upper 80s by the time we get to wednesday too. the cooler air is almost done, warm-up is on the way finally for the northeast. that's the weather across the country, now here's your window. >>> beautiful mother's day morning, our temperatures though are still rather cool. just in the low 50s now. then later this afternoon, the winds are going to start picking up. by 9:00, near 60 degrees. by noon, low 70s. and just a few high clouds coming in during the afternoon, a lot of

and i gets me to my point about the new england cottontail. but wendy weber, the head of region 5 has been terrific at reaching out to the states to collaborate. adequate resources. i won't repeat what the my colleagues have said, but the add cut resources for conserving species are critical to any reforms, and an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. we all want to keep species from getting on the list. that's the success, and once on getting them off. so i want to, again, mention the state wildlife action plans. we've put a tremendous amount of work into those working with stakeholders, and their real serious science-based documents would help us list endangered species and help us spend resources wisely. the states have the plan, at least, unfortunately, in my state of rhode island, we don't have sufficient resources to carry them out. let me just summarize one last point. the new england cottontail is a great example of how an imminent listing motivated people to get together, really coordinated or kicked off by the u.s. fish and w

the heavier rains are in northern new england. for today's forecast, not bad today.rthern half of the country, the heavier rains will be in the southeast. as we go through the weekend, we will track that storm up the coast. a lot of people are looking at a nice mother's day forecast. the middle of the country is warm, 80s, 90s in texas. southeast is great. northern new england can put the complaints in my mailbox. >>> authorities in new orleans have taken down a statue of jefferson davis. crews wearing masks to cover their faces worked under heavy police protection to dismantle the monument you see on your screen. opposing crowds had gathered as the statue was being removed. those against the monument say it represents racism and white supremacy. >>> still ahead, without two star players, the san antonio spurs managed to eliminate the houston rockets. sports coming up next. stressful days can lead to sleepless nights making you feel helpless. take control of your sleep with unisom® sleeptabs. you fall asleep 33% faster and wake up recharged with all the benefits of a

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the new england cotton tail is a great example of how an imminent listing motivated people to get together, really coordinated or kicked off by the u.s. fish and wildlife services and states with the equal partners, wildlife management institution administered a pros res, and by doing that we were able to take a species that was about to be list that had had lost 86% of its habitat and prevent it from listed so that secretary babitt was able to announce -- secretary jewel, sorry, was able to announce that listing was not warranted and we've got a whole cadre of private landowners, carters in and excited folks who are working together on conserving the new england cotton tail and have captive breeding programs and seeing the species and the 65 other species that depend on the young forest habitat flourish because of the way we worked collaboratively across many states. then i'll just end by saying, which you've heard so many times in this committee, that one size does not fit all. we're very resource-constrained. fortunately the sports men and women have seen to it that we have sports fundi

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