portsmouth, the first club up from the super rich premier league affected week to go bust. emotions are running high. >> come on. are you going to tell centrist? you have lied for 18 months. >> andrew andronikou, a spoiled all the realities of the plight -- calmly spelled out the realities of the plight. he was confident he will keep the club in business -- at a cost. >> we had in some revenue streams. this is the first thing i have to address. in my general experience, i have got to cut below where it hurts. >> pompey close at 12 and in towns to the tax man. in addition, other clubs and creditors are owed 10 million. ellen into liquidation reaches beyond the nine. reduction that barrett -- virtually guarantees there will be relegated. creditors will receive a fraction of the money they are road. people like this man had not been paid for expensive work they have done. >> every time you bring, you get put through to somebody, and i never answer. they answered in various different departments out there. no one has come back to us. i think we are getting a bit of a raw deal i

it reached 90 miles an hour in portsmouth. this is what one man in glousster saw. >> trees went down and i went to open up the door and the whole roof blew off 20 feet in the air. it landed almost on a house behind me. >> in upstate new york, hundreds of cars and trucks got stuck when snow shut down the i-84. the 40-mile stretch of roadway was closed for five hours yesterday. real nightmare there. there was so much know they used a tvs to reach stranded drivers. central park got almost 21 inches of snow making february the snowiest month in the city's history. >> new york is known for keeping the roads really clean. this is odd. i've never seen this before. >> then get up to a certain point, if they get stuck you have to way for a tow truck, like a domino effect. >> a dam that was threatening to collapse because of the storm will likely hold. it is world from officials in freetown massachusetts, the water started spilling over the dam and a dozen people were advised to get out. they said the water will probably recede and the

the winds read 91 miles an hour in portsmouth, new hampshire. that's well above hurricane level. in maine heavy rain caused flooding in coastal areas. this is what man saw in gloucester. >> trees went down. i went to open up the door and the whole roof blew off 20 feet up in the air and then you can see the back. it landed almost on a house behind me. >>> a river dam that was threatening to collapse because of this storm will likely hold. that's the word from officials in freetown, massachusetts. the water started spilling over the dam this week and about a dozen people were advised to leave their homes. but last night officials said that the water will probably recede and the dam should be okay. this was a huge relief because safety experts were very concerned yesterday. >>> motivational speaker james arthur ray is out of jail and breaking his silence about the death of three people in a sweat lodge at a retreat that he was leading. ray was released yesterday, a day after a judge reduced his bond. here he is. here's what he had to say. >> i'm really, really grateful for all the

the ship and boat-building industry employing some 130,000 workers in this country, and the portsmouthout 4200. molly line is live in maine, she has more for us. a lot of work going on there, huh, molly? >> reporter: absolutely. a beautiful historic shipyard built in 1800, it has literally employed generations of families, and today it's hiring. about 4400 or so folks that work here thousand, and they're expecting to hire 250 more before the end of the year. to talk with us, captain brian fuller. what sort of jobs are you looking for? a lot of people would like some of those. >> we're hiring really across the board. we're hiring all of the crafts skills that we have, ship fitting, pipe fitting, welding, blasting, painting, electricians, electronics, engineers, engineering technicians and administrative people as well. >> reporter: these are full-time positions, good salary, benefits and really you need tech-savvy people. >> absolutely. all the positions we hire are very technically skilled positions. and they are, as you said, permanent full-time jobs with good pay and great benefits.

so i think he cut president roosevelt's diplomacy at portsmouth that gave him the nobel peace prize terriblyout, what mr. bradley is right about is imperialism has an ugly side would come a very ugly side, and he pointed out in the book. i enjoyed it, but it is not a book i would recommend or trust xdor footnote in any work i do. host: national, tommy on the democrats' line. -- national -- nashville. caller: the last story and i got to talk to is the late howard vince -- what i say about the current government. do you not see reflection in today's government in what he wrote about the late 1800's, like 1870 through the time of roosevelt and how we have become monopolized and corporatized and we are becoming the best nation that money can buy? and in a recent article in, i think it is "the wall street journal" yesterday, the article about james capel as being the best one-term president -- james k. polk. he was a man who kept his office open to the people. he worked like a true officer of the people and kept the office open to suggestion from everybody. host: thank you, we will get a response

so i think he cut president roosevelt's diplomacy at portsmouth that gave him the nobel peace prize terribly what he is right about, what mr. bradley is right about is imperialism has an ugly side would come a very ugly side, and he pointed out in the book. i enjoyed it, but it is not a book i would recommend or trust xdor footnote in any work i do. host: national, tommy on the democrats' line. -- national -- nashville. caller: the last story and i got to talk to is the late howard vince -- what i say about the current government. do you not see reflection in today's government in what he wrote about the late 1800's, like 1870 through the time of roosevelt and how we have become monopolized and corporatized and we are becoming the best nation that money can buy? and in a recent article in, i think it is "the wall street journal" yesterday, the article about james capel as being the best one-term president -- james k. polk. he was a man who kept his office open to the people. he worked like a true officer of the people and kept the office open to suggestion from everybody. host: thank you, we