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it would open up 6500 new jobs, tucson is offering tax incentives on top of those offered by the state and considering cites in nevada, tex it tex and enemy enemy. >>> coming up, it -- in texas, and new mexico. >>> coming up, california democrats are taking a bold stand. a new platform they are supporting to get billions in state coffers. >>> all of the details in the forecast after a break in the strings of a skydiv's parachute. the 87-year old pilot was d a landing and take off mane in mulberry, florida yester wing got >>> an 87-year-old pilot was doing a landing and take off maneuver yesterday and you can see how the wing got caught in a parachute's swings ting the skydiver around in the air. the plane nosedived and the parachutest was slammed to the ground. believe it or not neither were seriously injured. the noo tpwrafer who took the picture said that was certainly's first. >> i thought -- the photographer who took the pictures said that was certainly the first. >> i thought i witnessed something horrific. to hear both of them say they were fine, that is incredible. >> yesterday

tucson says a new factory would open up 6500 jobs. be sides arizona they are looking at nevada and new mexico for their factory. >>> california greenhouse reduction law could lead to a bit of a sticker shock. the law will force fuel distributors into the same cap and trade marketplace as utilities and major manufactures. the oil industry estimates that it could drive up the price of gas by about 4 cents a gallon. >>> a new survey shows a lot of renters are not too sure what their rights are. onlight zilo found half of renters were in the dark by the laws. landlords scored worse at 50%. we took the survey to the streets. >> i know that -- i know that i can not be kicked out right away. >> get the information to enter, i believe. >> yes. they have more rights than renters. >> those statements are true. they have a few more rights than others. if water rates go up the landlord is on the hook. >>> all right, we will have a look at kpix high doppler. take a look at the latest. the latest is almost exactly the way the situation looked at 7:

if you look at new york city, which i know something about. i don't know much about tucson. we support a lot of soup kitchens and food pantries. but most of the people going into the up so kitchens kitchend pantries are not going because their hungry. they're going because their poor and if they can get their food free, that releases dollars for other necessities they need to buy. so, that -- is that the kind of intervention i'd be sending them to about local food production? that's awfully expensive and very high priced and costly and not an economic way i would advice. ... >> one of the organization i write about is a group called give directly which is built, only about five years old, but it's an entire service built on the notion that it actually makes a lot more sense instead of setting up aid programs to go into poor neighborhoods in places like kenya and uganda and just give people cash. when i first heard it, i said, that's absurd. that's why we need rules and aid organizations, we need to tell people what happened to do with the -- what to do with the money we give

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pat caddell, a former pollster and fox news contributor, and joining us from tucson, arizona, via satellite schoen, former pollster for bill clinton and a fox news contributor as well. good to see you all. quick round the table question for you. what are you going to be doing to observe this fourth year milestone of obamacare. let's start with doug? >> well, harris, i'm out here in tucson working on my own, on my own health and fitness because i just don't understand the preventive care component of obamacare. so i'm using self-help and fighting the inevitable battle against aging. >> your democrat friends will not be looking to you to help sell this. john. >> i just came from a broadway play called all the way about the first year of lbj's presidency and the analogy to our current president and president johnson is striking. where that president, president johnson, was hands on working with both sides, pushing them together to get consensus, to pass what then was unbelievably contentious civil rights legislation, compared to how he did obamacare, which is at the root of why it isn't popula

news family. our friend savannah guthrie after a nearly year-long engagement got married over the weekend near her hometown of tucsonand the surprises don't end there. she and her new husband mike feldman revealed they're expecting a baby in late summer. savannah was back on the "today" show set this morning. they'll take a honeymoon later on. our congratulations to the happy couple. >>> when we come back, making a difference. one woman's tireless effort to bridge a very important gap. >>> "making a difference" brought to you by pfizer. >> our "making a difference" report tonight deals with a tough subject, specifically poverty and hunger. new evidence out today shows some 20 million children in this country are on food stamps. getting their most basic needs met can be a daily struggle. but one new england woman is trying to change that and we get her story from nbc's ron mott. >> double word. >> reporter: when laurie argue and her husband hit a rough patch financially, feeding their three girls -- evelyn, abbie and celia -- became a nonstop heartache. >> my husband would be sick over it, not being able to provide f

. >> happening now, tucson officials are urging tesla to consider their city for the new mass of the ctory. the 10 million square foot plant would employ 6500 people. the tucson proposal highlights land within the city that has access to up road main lines in major interest states. the city is also offering tax incentives on top of any offered by the state. >> thousands of people are still without power in north carolina this morning after a powerful winter storm dumped snow, sleet and ice last week. right now, more then 65 under customers do not have electricity. you could just see how treacherous roads were. crusaded that many did get everyone back on-line until wednesday night. >> here is a live look as storm tracker 4. we will break down this in detail coming up. >> the top stories on kron 4 right now. a powerful earthquake hit the north coast last month. a madman to 6.9 earthquake struck are from 915.at 9:15 p.m. for more information you can go out our web site kron4.com >> plus, there's still no sign of the missing malaysian plane that went missing two days ago. vietnam's offici

rhino wins, abc news, fullerton california. >> quite a mess in tucson after basketball fans went wild last night. the tucson police pepper sprayed the rowdy people after fans got rowdy. the team lost in overtime in the ncaa tournament, so fans took to the streets letting out their frustration. police say the evening started out calmly enough but later fans started throwing beer bottles and firecrackers at officers. they had to bring in extra units with batons to get the people to disburse. no fans or officers were hurt, but 15 people have been arrested. >> the political fallout continues after the arrest of state senator leland yee. he is accused by the federal government of an elaborate conspiracy of illegal gun running and political corruption. he is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. last night lawmakers joined in calling for his resignation. we have the details. >> reporter: lieutenant-governor gavin newsome added his voice to growing cores of state leaders calling for leland yee to step down. >> i think the senator should resign not only for the benefit of himself and focus

news." >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert helped to keep our country safe from nuclear attack. >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible destruction and the surrender of japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war, not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in the arizona desert. it's now a fascinating museum. >> this site was built because it was in the 1960s during the cold war, where we were sort of at war with the former soviet union. >> so when the soviets aimed their nuclear missiles at the united states, we aimed missiles back at them, missiles called icbms. "icbm" stands for intercontinental ballistic missile. that means it could fly from our continent to another continent carrying a nuclear warhead. one kind of icbm was the titan ii. it was a giant rocket kept armed and ready to launch in an underground chamber called a silo. in all, there were 54 silos spread across uninhabited areas of the u.s. they're no lo

new additions to their families. the first johnson baby of the week is dylan george carrasco, born in tucson, arizona, on february 18th her 2-year-old took too her new baby brother right away. she loves to hug him and thinks he's her baby. >> yes. now to caitlin rogene hanson. when was she born? >> 15 years before they finally got -- >> no, she was born on february 12th, i think. where? in houston, texas. >> yes. >> her parents tried for 15 years before they finally got pregnant and offered this advice. if you're struggling with infertility, don't give up, god answers prayers and miracles still happen. they sure do. >> our next baby of the week is wesley james provencher born in utah on february 25th. his mom says her son is a big eater who is already growing strong and tall. >> and our final johnson's baby of the week is evan jared gibson, born at the darnell army hospital in texas on february 5th. this little guy's dad is a sergeant in the first cavalry division stationed at ft. hood. mom says her son loves to smile. congratulations to all our babies. >> if you want to submit your baby to be a johnson's baby of the

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she actually joined me in escaping the polar vortex of new york city, so we're both super excited to be in tucson this weekend. she's the best selling author of "the red letter diary" which came out in 2008 as well as "astronaut wives club" which we're going to talk about today. she lives in new york city with her husband, although they spend a little bit of time every now and again in woodstock, even though she just assured me she's not that hippie. and their two rescue dogs, ozzy and lucky. so the astronaut wives club is a great book, it's about the emotional side of the space race, and it really explores a bun be with. of strong women in the -- bunch of strong women in the background who actually made it all possible. take it away. hi. welcome. >> really wonderful to be here. [applause] pleasure. >> it's great to have you. maybe you could give a little bit of background about how you calm up with this idea and why why -- came up with this idea and why you? >> sure. well, you know, moments of inspiration are always pretty interesting. my first book was called the red leather diary, and that was

the new load of clothes on for the simple moments of mine to be out of tucson ppd on the us and russia on the state budget. of note was the use of both the city hundred ppm dots. so loads of bloom obama says only that the video of the city of graz a woman from pushing them into the side of school often insists on tight to my steak maybe up to these two long months of full for the sump pump for the russian parliament the top of the smithsonian buildings. so lonely how sometimes when you'll see some. and the midst of switching might be feeding on phone. we keep on crying year on independence as a planned a menu most is to seek the means tons of lists and luke when you go. if on some of us pressed to see some photo blue grey. of the column below maybe so was the moon or sun so on might become more serious and may the use of case of the hoax maybe of the eu countries was a united states. other than able to use. still letting me use love as a low of zero minus two market. how close are some companies. he was so awesome companies on the long period of the media raising the money. it means i'

tucson submitted a formal proposal to become the headquarters, prime real estate and tax incentives. tesla its considering, nevada, new mexico and texas. amtrak announce aid pd a progra trains that would set up residence on board. they can write, blog or work any craft on amtrak's long distance routes. each person will be given a private car, desk, bed, window if you want to apply we have details on abc7news.com. up next on abc 7 news at 9:00ai look at how many people gave the wheel a whirl to make it on america's favorite game show. and lee glaser and your forecast. find out when we might get some rain. >> and tonight, limited minutes with a sprained right quad. with a sprained right quad. 4 could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ugh. geico. little help here. i need>>that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. >>ah, actually i think my eyes might ha... next! digital insurance id cards. just a tap away

tucson! rob: man, it is really cold here. elizabeth: yeah, it is really cold. it is an all new way to see this great big world, and i can not wait to show it to you! so take a deep breath and lets do it! jimmy: wait lizzy. i am scared. elizabeth: you are scared? let's hold hands. ashlee: wait, no one is holding my hand. rob: lower. i am leading the pack. elizabeth: welcome to

500 american communities come a major cities lossy angeles, a tucson have petitioned the their government for the redress of grievances. 35 new venture towns petitioned their congress to overturn the ruling. but yet that story is discussed almost nowhere in our media. i go across the country people say i have no idea there is a mass movement in this country involving millions of people seeking to solve the problem of the republic. why is that? because our media has decided the only of really interesting thing is the gossip of rich people so the political coverage is that. so it is so little resulting to some of the gossip shows. [laughter] if nancy grace goes after there is no question you will learn more than politics. [laughter] but the basic concept holds. we have done down our political coverage over the last 20 years at a rate that is so alarming that if it happened by force to say we want you to lay off 20,000 employees across the country that has happened. cleveland to you to shut down from those that happened all over the country including albuquerque, a tucson, the seattle, denver kids a city can this. one significan

the city of tucson presented a formal proposal to become the plant's headquarters that would include prime real estate and tax incentives. tesla is considering sites in nevada, new mexico and texas. >> amtrak announced a unique program for its trains that would set up residents on board. the company is seeking creative professionals who have a passion for train travel. they can write, block or work on any amtrak long-distance route. eat person will be given a private car with a desk, bed and window. >>> sunday's streets are back starting today with the 3.3 mime stretch along the embarcadero. the monthly event shuts down streets to cars so people can walk, skate, jog, or ride their bikes to betterrer and experience neighborhoods. next month sunday streets takes to the tenderloin. >> up next, is origami evolved? a look at the massive effort it took to put together this unique bay area sculpture. >>> meteorologist leigh glaser is coming up next with your forecast. find out when we might get some rain. >> a's second baseman eric sew guard -- sogard talks to us today. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about

the city of tucson presented a formal proposal to become the plant's headquarters that would include prime real estate and tax incentives. tesla is considering sites in nevada, newexico and texas. >> amtrak announced a unique program for its trains that would set up residents on board. the company is seeking creative professionals who have a passion for train travel. they can write, block or work on any amtrak long-distance route. eat person will be given a private car with a desk, bed and window. >>> sunday's streets are back starting today with the 3.3 mime stretch along the embarcadero. the monthly event shuts down streets to cars so people can walk, skate, jog, or ride their bikes to betterrer and experience neighborhoods. next month sunday streets takes to the tenderloin. >> up next, is origami evolved? a look at the massive effort it took to put together this unique bay area sculpture. >>> meteorologist leigh glaser is coming up next with your forecast. find out when we might get some rain. >> a's second baseman eric sew guard -- sogard talks to us today. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson d

of arizona right now that will track actual dollars coming into .he city of tucson whether it is income from people getting new jobs because of the corridor, impact fees from development and commercial leases. when you put all those things together, we are fairly certain that the operations and maintenance figure is about half of the actual direct return in revenues to the city every year. the street car does not cost money, it makes money. we need to be able to demonstrate that. looking for anyone who has that impact. how much money is going back to pay for the streetcar. you can say it is right there, that is why we built the streetcar. >> f5 i listen to the senator, he sounds like me for 20 years. >> there was the belief that the bliss -- business community that refuses to believe it because there is empirical evidence in milwaukee of those folding. is our response. i said go to portland, salt lake city. is a growing city. salt lake city is different. literally, every excuse is that every city we mentioned there is success, discounted based on a fireman, development or growth factors of the politics of the

500 american communities across this country, los angeles, tucson high petition their government for the redress of grievances. last tuesday, 35 new hampshire towns at their town needed petition their congress to overturn the citizen, to begin the process of the ruling and yet that story is discussed almost nowhere in our media. i go to audiences across this country and people are like i'd know idea. i had no idea thursday mass movement involving millions of people seeking to solve the problems of this republic. and why is that i ask why is that? r. media in this country has decided the only really interesting thing is the cost of the rich people and their political points. so our political coverage is essentially gossip coverage. i had to be fair here. that's a little insulting to gossip shows on tv. if nancy grace goes after his trial, there's simply no question you learn a lot more than you do about politics are much in a political show. the basic concept told us we had dumbed down an empty out our political coverage over the last 20 years at a rate that is so a learning that it had happened by force, if someone had come from o

news. here's what we have got. the prime minister of israel forging stronger ties with silicon valley and the golden state. that copper is sitting in a warehouse in tucson. we will take you there. your lesson of the day, the sat gets a makeover. will that make it a better test? it has become a challenge for a company building furniture. in motors, fast and furious, could this be the fastest car on the planet? we kicking off with what everybody is talking about, ukraine. starting with crimea. the parliament just voted to secede from ukraine and join russia. there will be a referendum on the 16, and 10 days' time. enters a over crimea new phase. 60% of that population speaks russian. russian president vladimir putin to protect that population. pro-russian gunmen have occupied crimea's general assembly. it will not be a surprise if crimeans vote yes. ukraine's new prime minister is not getting up. >> mr. pippin, tear down this wall of intimidation and nuclear aggression. let's build a new relations between ukraine and russia. we are not ready to surrender. and to be the subordinate of russia. >> shout out to ronald reagan from arseniy yatsenyuk in brussels

what that kind of money could buy outside of new york, a house in cities like -- just the bonus could buy a house in nashville, tucsonr-year public university, all costs included, still have money left over for grad school, or you could send one kid to a four-year private university, just with one bonus, and pay for spring break. it is spring break. how about passes to disney? $164,000 could buy you 1,666 single-day passes to disney. >> now, that's an investment in your future right there. way to go. >> most people in america i think are shocked how big the wall street bonuses are $164,000, biggest since the crash. >> glad it's working out for them. thanks for watching us. thanks for watching us. "new day" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> yrp everywhere you look, somebody's been hit. multiple people down. >> breaking news, a horrible situation at the south by southwest festival in austin when a suspected drunk driver being pursued by police plows his car into a crowd, killing two people. nearly two dozen injured. we have the latest. >>> also, growing frustration overnight. search crews comi

news overnight. and as always, over to mr. ron claiborne. a look at the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. >>> a wild night on the streets of tucson, arizona. where hundreds of university of arizona fans hit the streets, unset apparently over the wildcats' loss in the ncaa tournament to the university of wisconsin in overtime. 64-64 was the final score. police in right gear rush in to tackle a fan, one who appears to be taunting them. some fans shot off fire crackers and threw bottles at the police. 15 people were arrested. disorderly conduct. nobody was injured. the fans were venting their anger over a controversial whistle by a referee in the game. >>> and general motors has announced yet another recall. they are recalling all of the 2014 chevy silverado 1500 and the gmc sierra, and the 2015 suburban and tahoe. and gmc yukon. that's nearly half a million vehicles. the reason gm says leaks from the transmission's oil cooler line could possibly lead to fires. gm has recalled a total of 5 million vehicles so far this year alone. >>> and in washington state, the death toll rising in last week's horrific mudslide. officials say the number of

news. savannah guthrie got married to her love of five or six years, mike feldman. this is them. it was a beautiful setting, nestled in the arizona hills outside of tucson. >> you were there, talk to me about it. >> oh, my god, the sunset, cacti, but it was most beautiful setting. their families are so cool together and you totally understood the whole thing. and usually at a wedding, the biggest news is the marriage. you're, like, yes. but not in their case. take a look at the wedding announcement. >> from nbc news, here is savannah guthrie. >> breaking news. >> i feel like we should break some news. well, i will be -- we are four months pregnant. >> by the way, it was like being at a sporting event. literally the place exploded. it was so beautiful. and when you see savannah's close friends and mike's close friends and family, you get what they're all about. savannah, one of her very best friends got up and spoke and said i never feel more confident than right when i hang up the phone with savannah. and i called up my best friend and i said, you know, i never feel as confident when i hang up the phone with you. >> it was such a beautiful wedding. we'r

news. here's what we have got. the prime minister of israel forging stronger ties with silicon valley and the golden state. in metals, that copper is sitting in a warehouse in tucson you there. your lesson of the day, the sat gets a makeover. will that make it a better test? it has become a challenge for a company building furniture. in motors, fast and furious, could this be the fastest car on the planet? we kicking off with what everybody is talking about,

new battery factory. the $10 million square-foot plant would employ six to 500 people. if the tucsonax incentive. >> the oakland a's owner is looking to mold the team to its temporary location if he cannot extend this to your lease. he is considering an existing venue or constructing a temporary stadium. the oakland a's have been searching for new home for five years and major league baseball has turned down their proposal to build a new stadium. a judge tossed out the city of san jose's lawsuit claiming that mlb violated antitrust laws. >> stephen curry overcame a strained right squad to finish with 18 points and nine assists. the warriors held off the phoenix suns 113-107. david lee had 26 points and 9 rebounds. clay thompson scored 22 points for the warriors'. golden state has now won nine out of 11 games. they are 16 games over 0.500. there two games ahead of dallas for the 60 in the westhe sixth in t >> more details will be released today about plans to beef up security for this year's boston marathon. public safety officials from the eight communities that make up the marathon

new information technologies available. there are also something that he'll meet eu involved. what kind to be involved in the future and his help in tucson. our boat as far as i know they are yemeni and jordan is to come to learn that the conduit computer science student holiday in taiwan now then that. for the because i'm in this field twenty nine the magazine in this field that i hate when mariah know if we enjoyed an outing resentment to calm and how to introduce played by a probe into them. ok now and we talk about food teams one team again the pitch with the new restaurant in town one that is the real opinions as picking them but then out into the evening and commercial crew is it saying this time because this city back at the click is a bit smitten with different spices defend the idea of ncis the unity of conceding silly p haha going into this tube of what would you be thinking of setting up a jordanian hill restaurant yesterday to have the contacts detailing as it seemed to calm the man that cannot be given a sum of ninety two and a new combat i'd love to do the statement to say some bad teeth and then braved the basis that the c

from tucson, but you can see the whole schedule their among booktv.org. , everyhave c-span3 weekend on c-span3 is "american oftory tv," 48 hours american history. there is their website. one of the newatures they have on "american history tv" is called real america -- reel america, old films made by the government for training purposes . a week or two back they had one narrated by paul newman talking about heroin in the united states back in the 1970's. planning one for nato for a nuclear strike. it is a fascinating archive of these old films. you can watch all of this on "american history tv" c-span 3 every weekend. that is the end of the commercial. scott. allentown, pennsylvania. caller: i am calling on the bit. the heroine -- heroin my son was on it. the one thing about heroin, if you do not know how people react to the drug themselves, you do not know what they are doing. was on it, he was giving me a lot of attitude, and i finally owned out -- found out what he was on, and between me him, and, we worked on got him into rehabilitation and he got off of it. he has been off of it for 3.5 or four years. host: will you do me a favor and turn down the volume on your tv. cost you to

news. here's what we have got. the prime minister of israel forging stronger ties with silicon valley and the golden state. that copper is sitting in a warehouse in tucson lesson of the day, the sat gets a makeover. will that make it a better test? it has become a challenge for a company building furniture. in motors,

tucson after their basketball team lost against wisconsin. several people blocks of the road to campus simply say that a crowd threw beer cans, bottles and firecrackers. >> in new mexico, a big show force between police and protesters that went on for 12 hours. hundreds of people rallied yesterday in albuquerque. officers had to use tear gas to control demonstrators, some of them carried weapons. at least one police officer was hurt in the protest. coming up on the kron4 new is. >> here is what we're working on for you for 5:00 a.m.. fremont police are trying to track down on robbery suspects. >> about 30 people are still missing in this morning from the deadly mudslides and washington state. >> when it comes to marriage, you may be open your heart up to better health. we will >> new this morning suspended center is back in court. i will tell you what is in store for him. >> today is the last day for you to sign up for health care. this is a mandate for all americans. >> the rain is back in the forecast and we will tell you when you can expected. >> it. >> good morning. joining us this monday morning, it is dry right now but this storm is on the way. storm trac

tucson, had their warmest winter on record. 75 today. >> so here's the beauty of just below average. by this weekend we'll be in the upper 40s in newcity. it will feel tropical. huh? >> that silver lining. >> there it is. >> can we get april? how does april look? >> not yet. >> all right you two. >>> coming up, the latest on the high-stakes trial of oscar pistorius. his neighbors are testifying about what they heard the night his girlfriend was shot and killed. >>> a surprising case of a teenager versus her parents headed to court today. why the 18-year-old is suing over going to college. >>> also ahead, robin thicke with a very public plea to win back wife paula patton breaking into song. >>> and big surprises ahead in our huge "dancing with the stars" live event, the brand-new cast about to be revealed only on "gma." ♪ if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ ♪ if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracey

news. savannah guthrie got married to her love of five or six years, mike feldman. this is them. it was a beautiful setting, nestled in the arizona hills outside of tucsonews, here is savannah guthrie. >> breaking news. >> i feel like we should break some news. well, i will be -- we are four months pregnant. >> by the way, it was like being at a sporting event. literally the place exploded. it was so beautiful. and when you see savannah's close friends and mike's close friends and family, you get what they're all about. savannah, one of her very best friends got up and spoke and said i never feel more confident than right when i hang up the phone with savannah. and i called up my best friend and i said, you know, i never feel as confident when i hang up the phone with you. >> it was such a beautiful wedding. we're so, so happy for her. >> i'm so thrilled. you know, i was in russia with savannah for two weeks and we spent every morning on those long walks, literally, eight hours of walking and talking. and there was one conversation that we had all about babies. she lives in my neighborhood, she said what is it like raising a baby in new york city, can y

tucson after arizona's loss to wisconsin in the ncaa tournament. people hurled trash at officers. look at this video. the officers then responded with pepper balls and canisters. the good newsrious injuries were reported. >>> number three, a magnitude 1.4 earthquake rattled the los angeles area yesterday afternoon. this was just after that 5.1 quake struck the same region the day before. friday's quake resulted in toppled furniture, broken glass, several broken water mains and no significant damage reported in either event, thankfully. ahead this hour, more about predicting quakes in southern california. >>> number four. tomorrow is the deadline to sign up for obama care or face a penalty for not having coverage. the white house says it's already seen a surge of last-minute sign. anyone who starts the application by tomorrow but cannot finish because of technical problems will get more time. >>> number five, take a look at this. brand-new photo of britain's duke and duchess of cambridge and 8-month-old son, george. the family dog, lupa there. the photo was taken at the royal family's residence. family heads to new zealand and australia next week. looks like a happy baby. >>

we don't really believe that older could have existed in new york or philadelphia or chicago or tucson or l.a. because of the way the ethnic dynamics of boston where the irish were in control of politics, law enforcement, business. the irish really ran the town and the influence of the italian mafia was such that the fbi could create a national policy to go after the mafia and use and other criminals from an irish background and say that they were being used to help with the mafia. that could only happen in boston.