you look at poll, you see how precarious most americans feel their perch. if gas goes up to $5, we complaint but it does not threaten our security. for a substantial portion of americans, that is not true. >> but the reason is not overbuilt housing. the reason is what evan is talking about, the inevitable result of an aging population and high technology. we live longer. at the time social security was instituted, the average life span was 62 years in the united states. it is now about 80 years. with high technology, people live longer. cancer and alzheimer's are expensive, heart attacks are inexpensive. the tragedy is that it is happening in europe before it happens here. it is much more of an entitlement state. it gives us a few years of the way where we can do something, and we're not doing anything. we have a chance over the next three or four years to change it, and it can be done. entitlement reform and tax reform. we are utterly stock and unable to do anything. >> it does not matter who is president next year it must be done. >> a week of scandals. >

it is a unique little perch in the world of journalism. i am old school. a really good joke will cut through and get people, no matter which side of the aisle they are on. i think people are disarmed by him a -- by humor. this is the great economic super bowl, and we of china line up in a row, and the u.s.a., and we are pummeling each other. sports metaphors is a tradition in cartooning. obama is fun to draw. he has a great face. he has that megawatt smile, and a great range of other expressions, not to mention a fabulous ears. i moved to washington in 2000. it is different watching politics in d.c. you have a front row seat to all this stuff, and watching the political game played up close is a real education. >> matt wuerker, congratulations on the pulitzer prize. his inspiration was a next-door neighbor growing up, paul conrad, a great political cartoonist for "the los angeles times." he was kind of an angry guy. >> talking about pulitzer prizes -- we have charles krauthammer -- >> and another one, will became. -- colby king. best job in the business. l

newt gingrich, though he is nominally still in the race doesn't have that same kind of perch from which he can attack mitt romney from the right and force mitt romney to address uncomfortable issues including social cultural issues that rick santorum really made his forte, his calling card in the presidential rates. nonetheless, after dragging this out through this many primaries, winning 11 contests the white house and its allies have a strong roll of tape of rick santorum attacking mitt romney and mitt romney being forced to respond to issues that mitt romney in his campaign would rather not see him address because of rick santorum. >> no question about it, the rick santorum tapes will be enormously useful. you don't need to do your opinion situation research. you have rick santorum speaking it and that is invaluable as you move towards november. having said that, you know, there are some vulnerabilities for the president that have emerged in polls recently if you look at the data. the public is not happy with the way he is handling the economy. how do they begin to address that? that

the students are competing in the c-perch challenge. the mission? to design a robot to compete in underwater obstacle course and succeed in the salvage mission. >> and so the biggest holes have certain rules. they don't have to look the same at all, but we have -- we have some certain rules, they can only have motors and things. they ask can design it to meet the mission. >> prince william county was selected to host the event. the school system is a leader when it comes to integrating the c-perch into the curriculum and a number of companies with robotic divisions are in the region. >>> and some say stories bond people together. nothing may be more unique than the american story. earlier, the smithsonian history of museum opened a new exhibit called american stories. they will follow a chronology beginning with the pilgrims' arrival in plymouth, massachusetts, through the 2008 presidential election. more than 100 items will be on display including the ruby red slippers from the wizard of oz and abraham lincoln's pocketyon pocketwatch. >> that is fa

>> reporter: they've built a new perch for you, right? will you be going out there? that's the new picnic area. we are talking to a mute. we are live. >> this is for the 20th anniversary. you were talking about the deck above the hitter's eye. one of things we were told, first come, first serve. they change it as the season goes. >> i haven't been up there yet, i could imagine it's a better view than it was. i've been hearing a lot about the new foods this year. this geno's burger is make mig mouth water, it's a hamburger with a crab cake on top and mayonnaise. crab cake. >> do orioles birds eat that? really? >> reporter: no worms. >> reporter: section 82. right? there we go. >> reporter: also coming up, we will talk to the voice of the o's here, a history you want to hear about, bout live at camden yards. charley crowson, abc2 news. back to the studio. >>> general assembly has a few days left in session. biggest one being the budget. house and senate have differing versions of what they would like to see. one was whether to transfer teacher pensions to the counties.

a few bugs away, perch -- a few beds away, her children come to visit. be good, she says. pray mommy gets well cent. for their sake, she will try to keep going. her husband is still at large. >> trying to live after a terrible attack. in india, the successful test of a powerful new missile is being celebrated today as a major milestone. it is capable of carrying nuclear warheads and includes -- and could strike china's two biggest cities. he might have expected some criticism of india. the international response was remarkably mild. >> 3, 2, 1 -- now. >> left off for the missile. lift off for the missile, named after the indian god of fire. the prime minister hailing it as a national triumph. >> a game changer missile which brings india and to the big boys club. >> television channels have been celebrating the successful test. >> india hopes will turn out to be a weapon of peace, not war. >> most believe the missile is targeted at china. india says the policy is only about deterrence, but it needs to show it is credible. >> if we did not have a missile of this capability,

the american poet emily dickinson rights "hope is that thing with others that perches in my sou and singe- in my soul and it seems the tune and never stops at all. thank you and happy holidays. can all the speakers join me? and all the speakers join me so we can light the tree? is peter still here? ok. >> no, peter left. a surry. >> welcome, welcome. this is going to be gorgeous. i have not even seen the tree at. we're going to do a cat that. is everybody here? ok. i want to hear the children doing it, to. will will start with 10. ok? here we go. 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [cheering] [laughter] >> beautiful. >> 13,000 stars. and how many cranes? >> 7000 cranes. unbelievable. isn't that beautiful? doesn't that give you hope? >> thank you for being with us. rita moreno. thank you for being with us. and now some music. >> thank you. >> sanrio famous for the designs for hello kitty. i thought i would try to make it as cute as possible. that way people might want to read the stories. then people might be open to learn about the deities and the culture. ♪ they reached out to make about five

you can see the fresh colors and a pile of debris which is precariously perched on the edge of a cliff up there. it is more fresh and more recent than the rest. it stands out because there's no vegetation. there is no weathering of material. those are the kinds of things you look for. >> there are many types of slides. there is the bedrock slides which we are looking at in is a combination of a block slide and where the material is just out of balance and is falling off. rainfall pushes from the ground water and out of the cliff. as you can see, the slides artistic one of many types of landslides or slope failures. >> do we have all of these kind of failures in san francisco? >> unfortunately, we have them all. the rock from here is used from the sea wall. it came from this hill. it was a itgnoll that was present. because of this blasting that occurred, the rock is weak. while most of the time, there are times of heavy rain. sometimes, this has nothing to do with the rainfall. iraq is 50 to an old and then it just falls. in this particular area where we're standing, we have seen the wa

after "american pie," will interest in their high school reunion knock "the hunger games" off its perch? >>> the nhl playoff picture gets a little clearer. the magic self-destruct. and the longest opening day baseball game ever. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry and here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> more than 2,000 syrian refugees flooded across the border into turkey claiming government forces are bombarded at least a dozen northern towns and villages. france's foreign minister was the latest to express doubt about a u.n.-sponsored peace plan saying he thought president assad was "cheating us." >>> victor boot the russian known as the merchant of death was sentenced to 25 years in prison yesterday in new york. he was convicted of trying to sell weapons to u.s. agents posing as colombian guerillas. >>> a small town in wyoming has been sold at auction to a pair of vietnamese businessmen for $900,000. the town of buford has a gas station, a three-bedroom house and other buildings on about ten acres of land. quite a steal. >>> england's

. >>> box office business for one film topples "the hunger games" off its champion perch. >>> the kings slay a giant, the flyers eye the penguins and a vicious el whoa that could change the face of the nba playoffs. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. the u.s. has agreed to a deal critical to the exit strategy in afghanistan. it ensures that americans will provide military and financial support for afghanistans for at least a decade beyond the withdrawal deadline of 2014. >>> the government accountability office wants the obama administration to cancel an $8 billion medicare bonus program. the gao says most of the money would go to medicare advantage insurance plans that are only rated average and would offset many of the initial cost cuts achieved by the new health care law. >>> the trial of former presidential kaent john edwards starts today. opening arguments are expected in the case accusing edwards of illegal campaign funds in the 2008 campaigns. >> the u.s. supreme

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officials perched a memorial wreath in place and saying the city's famous theme song. the so-called magic fire hydrant got the annual coating of gold spray paint from the fire chief. the hydrant was painted the wrong color. they painted it silver, but problem solved. it's at 20th and church street and one of the few that worked after the quake. it helped save the mission district. commemoration moved to lefty o dual's for the annual bloody mary breakfast. >> the countdown is on. 100 days until the start of the 2012 olympics. celebrations started with most of them complete, excitement is mounting. nbc reports from london. . >> not even the weather dampened their spirit. there have been a number of celebrations in the capital. the olympic wings were made up of 20,000 flowers and plants and they will be visible for a spectacular welcome and millions of visitors that are expected. >> i have rarely witnessed the level of excitement amongst national olympic committees and amongst media and certainly amongst the elite competitors that will come and dignify our games in 100 da

his book entitled lbj, a different kind of war creates an almost perfect perch from which they can review the book. that's what he is going to do for us now. >>> thank you very much, john for that kind introduction. one of the nice things about doing affairs like this. getting together with old friends and i see a number in the audience and nice to spend time over the next couple of days. it's also been quite an experience to come back in this building. i spend the summer of 1966 here exactly where i could not begin to identify for you. i went through various elevators and other areas. i was working on that lease and when i sat down and went to the register, there was one other guy working in the room and when i sat at the register, i saw to my horror, he was working on the lease. the desertation book and that sort of thing. well, we moved around each other for a couple of days and finally one of us had the nerve to make an introduction and started talking and it turned out that his study ended march 11th, 1941 when the lind lease act was pass and mine began on that day. that was the begi

his book entitled "lbj in vietnam: a different kind of war," creates an almost perfect perch from which

. >>> well, perched atop a boeing 747, the space shuttle "discovery" took off just moments ago from kennedy's space center. it's on its final journey. it is headed to the nation's capital, where it will be put on permanent display at the smithsonian institution. looks pretty cool. >>> a new survey found that one in five american adults do not use the internet. that's pretty surprising. for some, it's not available, but one in ten say the internet is not relevant to them. >>> and finally, the sun erupted yesterday in a huge solar flare that released an intense amount of superheated plasma into state. strong solar flares can cause destruction to satellites and power grids, but fortunately, this one was not aimed at the earth. >>> and now an early look at how wall street opens the day. the dow opened at 12,921 after gaining 71 points yesterday. the s&p was down a fraction, and the nasdaq lost 22. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei was down five points, while in hong kong, the hang seng fell 48. >>> well, earnings season is in full swing, but a rare losing streak

sue herera is at her new perch at the new york stock exchange as the traders buzz. >> good to see you, ty. indeed, that's what everybody is talking about down here or one of the things everybody is talking about down here. we want to start by showing you two apple charts. now, this is the year to date chart you're going to be looking at. as you can see, it's a pretty decent percentage gain on apple. notwithstanding today's move to the downside. overall, the stock is up almost 40%. but since april 8th, things have really turned around. and apple shares are down about 11%. causing a lot of pain for investors. jon fortt is our apple watcher. he's looking ahead to today's numbers amid some rather ominous signs, jon. >> let me clarify. apple is still growing like crazy. more than enough to justify the multiple where it's trading now using traditional methods. wall street's expectations have gone sky high. there's the possibility the actual results could disappoint. the whispered number is 33 million iphones. based on numbers we've seen from at&t and verizon that's going to be very hard to

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i'd write about the small things like catching my first perch on a cane pole and slapping you up side the head with it. it was the last time i fished you know that you cussed the water black mad. i never touched a fishing pole again. why would you want to write that? silence. do you remember when mom tried to teach me how to ride a bike? no, he said, let me hear it. why i can't ride a bike. i out weigh my mother by 50 pounds though her effort to help find my balance is more colossal than any man. my father root indeed pockets watches us at a distance like we are on a channel he'd like to turn. that's a sad poem, he said. cant you write nothing happy? not with you in it, i said. but i ain't never hit you, thumped our head once or twice. mostly, i'm stuck remembering what we never did, share something. play catch, even. was not athlete. tried teaching you how to drive. sitting next to me on the freeway holding the steering wheel sdont count. well ain't had no one to teach me none of those things neither. did you ever hold me when i was a baby, i asked? gnaw, afraid i'd drop you sides yo

. >>> and just in time for the 11:00 news, bears taking over the weatherman's outdoor perch. >> that will get your attention. >>> good tuesday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm john muller, in for paula faris. she's on assignment. more of john edwards personal life will be made public today in his trial. >> his attorney even committed major sins. but she's out to prove he is not a criminal. >> tahman bradley has more on the unfolding drama this morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: while the former senator's actions may have been deplorable, they were not illegal. this is day two of the trial. and the jury will hear key testimony today. today is a huge day for prosecutors trying to convict john edwards of violating campaign finance laws. the prosecution's star witness, andrew young, will be back on the stand to tell what he knew about his affair with rielle hunter. he accuses him of an illegal scheme of keeping hunter from his wife, elizabeth, and from voters. >> there was john edwards' idea. john edwards' plan. >> reporter: they plan to play a voicemail on the phone. young

. >>> two girls and two boys, the nursery count from the peregrine falcon nest perched on the pg&e building in san francisco. the chicks hatched three weeks ago and banded today by a biologist. the bands help u.s. fish and wildlife keep track of the birds when they leave the nest. falcons were close to extinction in the 1970s, but are making a stro comeback. the chicks should be flying in about three weeks. >>> a large snowstorm came barrelling through the northeast today, dropping nearly 16 inches of snow some areas. the blast follies mild went they're saw little snow and the warmest march on record. the national weather service issued winter storm warnings from west virginia to new york. the storm caused scattered -- caused scattered power outages in several states. >>> we went from hot to cold, all in three days. i'm a little baffled, jeff ranieri. >> all about the onshore flow this time of year. saturday, we had widespread 80s, also plenty of 90s inland. now, here comes that marine lair, out of the south, 10 to 20 miles per hour. covering the coastline a good section of the peninsula, s

after "american pie" will interest in their reunion knock "the hunger games" off their box office perch look at entertainment is ahead. you're watching "first look." ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> welcome back, everyone. time for entertainment news. the experts are divided over what's shaping up to be quite a contest at the box office this weekend. the two-time defending champ "the hunger games" has the edge with the experts picking it to finish number one once again with somewhere between $25 million and $30 million. maybe this weekend i will manage to get a ticket. the opener "american reunion" is the fourth offering from the franchise that started with "american pie." t

and also while you're walking around, take a look above and look and see if you can find king kong perchedng. >> i think it's really cool how, like, there's so many different designs. there's sunflowers and caterpillars and spider webs. i think it's just really cool how they carved them. >> could you tell me a little bit about this exhibit? >> sure. this is perhaps my favorite exhibit here. this is a buzzing beehive, and you can see all the little bees that are buzzing around the hive, and this is something that was created first time last year, and i just think it's fantastic, and i'm glad we have brought it back. >> i think it's very cool. this is our first time here, so we're really enjoying it. >> i think it's pretty impressive because to carve all those pumpkins, it must take a lot of time. >> it's so creative with all the pumpkins everywhere. it's so much fun. >> i think it was fantastic! it was pretty cool seeing all the faces on the jack-o'-lanterns. >> the blaze includes a display featuring celtic designs from ireland. it's a way of paying tribute to the people who brought us thei

three centuries, until about 1600, the rosenbergs, bohemia's top noble family, ran the city from this perch 16th-century renaissance paint job is fancifully restored. visitors wait their appointed time for a tour in the castle courtyard. the interior gives a glimpse of the ultimate in bohemian noble living through the ages. imagine being a guest, back in the 16th century, of this man, count rosenberg. you'd enjoy the scenes frescoed here, which celebrate a rosenberg family wedding. then, riding his assembly line of fine living, you'd dine here. come back two centuries later, and you'd dine here. and, if the countess tired of your company, she'd retire to her adjacent bedroom, but only after a servant lit the candles on her meissen porcelain chandelier. and, of course, the party would go on, perhaps with a venetian-style masquerade party in the ballroom. for a little fresh air, you'd hike down this corridor 150 yards to the count's formal garden. but don't forget, at 8:00 p.m., the candles would be lit for a play in the baroque theater. europe once had several hundred fine baroque theaters l

. >> reporter: perched in an office he calls the skybox, he oversees his personal brand of french-inspiredood, cookbooks and catering business as well as co-ownership of his management company, the dineex group. it runs restaurants in six cities around the globe. menus range from the $125 fixed price at daniel to burgers and beers. how important is it for you to come up with these different price points, a real diversity in terms of the scope of restaurants? >> well, i think it's also about expectation. daniel, of course, grew to become what it is today. it was a neighborhood restaurant. and from the neighborhood, it grew to a city restaurant to a national restaurant. and as i opened my other restaurants, i kind of shade a little bit more that sort of passion for french soul food. >> how do you maintain cost efficiencies in the kitchen? are there rules that you have to stick by in terms of ensuring that the expenses are not getting out of control? >> exactly, but what's the most important is that we cannot afford to sell it at the right price, meaning at the right price, at its price. and

i still enjoy opining coming in, from a different perch. >> and ken blackwell is also the co-author of the book, "the blueprint: obama's plan to subvert the constitution and build an imperial presidency." lyons press is the publisher. this is book tv on c-span2. >> is there a nonfiction author or book you would like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> and now more from liberty university and lynchburg, virginia. book tv interview professor brian melton about his new biography of confederate general robert e. lee. this interview was part of booktv's college series and is about half an hour. >> on your screen is brian melton's new book, "robert e. lee: a biography." professor melton, why have over 2000 books been written about robert e. lee speak what he such a fascinating man an integral part of american history. it's that simple. and then, of course, there's the fact that after the war was over with, when so many people, particularly south of the mason-dixon, were so desperate to revisit the war and try to scare out w

by lying i think it's a very specific strategy it has to be a strategy the stakes are just too high perch to just be an accident or a mental issue. republicans need this city try this strategy against bill clinton the clinton was ready for it back in one thousand nine hundred two the bill clinton campaign launched the rapid response war room which was based on rapid response immediately jumping on whatever lie or half truth was thrown at clinton by george by george herbert walker bush and responding to in the media the same day thus stopping that lie dead in its tracks it worked clinton won the election that year anyone reelection four years later doing the exact same thing in two thousand and four john kerry tried something different and ignored the lies that were pushed about him by karl rove and organizations like this with friends from truth and what happened the lies imbedded themselves in the national dialogue they were picked up by the mainstream news and ended up costing kerry the election so they republicans are even trying to disguise their lies their openly and enthusiastically

i still enjoy opining, you know, from a different perch. >> host: and ken blackwell's also the co-author of this book "the blind. obama's plan to subvert the system and build an imperial presidency." lion's press is the publisher. this is book tv on c-span2. >> now more from liberty university. book tv interviewed professor brian melton about his biography of robert e. lee. this is about half an hour. >> host: on your screen is brian melton's new book "robert e. lee, abiography." professor melton, why have over 2,000 books be written about robert e. lee. >> guest: a fascinating man and integral part of american history. that simple. and the fact that after the war was over with, when so many people, particularly south of the mason-dixon were so desperate to figure out where could they have won. lee came to epitomize that idea, that if only lee had been in charge the whole time. if only lee had been able to lead them better, then perhaps the south could have won the civil war, and that would be a little bit of a change to to u.. history. >> host: was lee a successful military general? >>

. >> reporter: we set out to meet those crane operators at their perch. 90 floors by elevator then 16 vertical ladders. >> reporter: at eye level with helicopters, this is no place for fear of heights. don't you ever get worried this high up? >> about what? >> reporter: about falling! a marvel of american engineering, the tower contains enough concrete to run a sidewalk from here all the way to chicago. 48,000 tons of steel, the equivalent of 42,000 cars. but these workers know it means so much more. >> tough coming to work every day and there were family members ouds, trying to give you flowers to bring in. tough. >> reporter: he immigrated to the u.s. almost 30 years ago. >> it's a gift that i personally felt that i give to this country for giving me the opportunity to be here. this building is so emotional for me. you cannot even imagine how i feel. i really feel proud. >> reporter: proud, yes. because this is american spirit. bob woodruff, abc news, new york. >> and here's to them all tonight and what they've accomplished. by the end of the summer, it

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let's give you a live look at the city looking from our perched here in arlington. it will be a nice evening. winds will diminish but clouds will roll in. 70 degrees in washington and culpeper. just a few clouds and it will be very pleasant. temperatures in the upper 50's. we approach a warm front overnight some showers possible 45-52 for the range of temperatures. tomorrow we will warm up somewhat. there you see the position across the ohio valley. we might possibly see some more showers and thunderstorms with a cold front tomorrow afternoon. i will highlight the weekend in a few minutes. >> we will see you soon. a district man accused of killing his wife last august has been ruled not mentally fit to stand trial. muth is still considered mentally incompetent. he is charged with the first- degree murder of his wife. he will remain hospitalized at st. elizabeth because doctors believe with further treatment he will one day be able to stand trial. >> investigators are trying to determine what caused a metro train to derail last night. thousands of commuters are hopin

car that drives right into a subway >> see the pictures that puzzled commuters >> for falcon chicks perchedn top of the bay area building, coming up >> time for your snow report today. snow levels running about 8000 partly cloudy with spring skiing conditions. 105 in,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, at grocery storesreedom this quarter. cash back thank you. activate your 5 percent cash back. chase.com/freedom. >> here is a look at this morning's top stories. a man was found shot at 40 street and market in oakland. 40 of st. is closed as they continue their investigation. no word on the man's condition. health officials say the confirmed case of mad cow disease is no need to panic. the discovery was made yesterday. the usda says that diseased animal never entered the human food chain. police plan on releasing a new image of a girl who vanished in 2008. they say it is possible that madeleine mccann is still alive. >> we might need the umbrella, a lot of clouds around the bay area right now. there is a chance of a few showers but prepare for a couple of raindrops just in case. we have low air pressure down

there is a look at the library of top rates the camera looking out from the perch in roslyn. a little breezy, but no longer win the. enjoy these temperatures because temperatures are heading down. 54 in hagerstown. the warmest air is out of the metro. quantico's at 73. 66 in the capital. the futurecast shows a rather cloudy day tomorrow, cooler temperatures and the highest elevations may even get a few snow showers or flurries. then we will start to clear out and warming up again as early as thursday in time for the nats home opener. again, just a chance of sprinkles, warming up on thursday and look at the weekend. 80 on sunday. spring weather is coming back in a big way. keep updated with all of the changing weather and interesting features at the online home of abc7 weather wjla.com. look at the moster hail from woodward oklahoma. and one of our favorite hail videows of all time hitting the swimming pool. i think i am done. >> we appreciate you keeping your shirt on. [laughter] >> whoa. whoa. [laughter] >> continuing to prepare for the nfl draft and they continue to do thei

come and remark were once again perch in the conference room behind the trading floor. they shot each other looks, what a neocon that something was terribly wrong. for 8:00 a.m., peter still hadn't arrived. mark shook his head. a suite at our desks. truth according to court filings had taken out some 15 million into separate withdraws from a brokerage account in the three weeks. ernie had us remove the money to a cobia bank account so he could use it to cover redemptions. she did his bidding unquestionably, something the media claimed as proof of her involvement. but then the family moved millions of dollars around all the time, buying votes and apartments, making large purchases a multimillion dollars donations to philanthropic organizations. when he would bark at her and that would've been the end of the conversation. it wasn't until 920 and andrew spotted peter make its way across the trading floor. peter is bernie's brother. he signaled for mark and they hurried into the conference room. xander took a seat he felt the back of his neck grow hot. peter stood by the do

. >> the white perch and shad runs, everything seems to be about seven to 10 days early this year. >>orter: they may also benefit from the weather. >> we have had a very dry march, looking to exactly. so that could be good news in terms of the size of the dead zone, the areas that don't have oxygen for areas that live in the bay. >> fed by nutrients. less rain means less algae. dry weather also means less sediment in clearer water. critical habitat for fish and crabs. >> the dry years on the bay grasses do really well. but again, it's too early to tell. >> all depends on the weather. alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> one bay species that might also benefit from the weather is not the most welcome one. dry years produce a lot of jellyfish. >> yuck. i hate the jellyfish. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the adagency that brought -- ad agency that brought you the natty boh wedding. looking for the next voice of baltimore. that's coming up. >>> bob turk. the first warning weather center. nice warmup is coming our way. i'll have the exclusive first ,