this honor rare degree means a great teague to me -- honorary degree means a great deal to me. on behalf of the people who made that possibly in the congress of the united states. it is a thrill to be here because my niece she graduated last year in the class of 2012. her father graduated from the university of baltimore, much earlier. my nephew graduated, his wife graduated from here. my brother received an honorary degree and gave the address a number of years ago in 1997. the one thing that was really thrilling to me because when i was a little girl my mother used to say she wanted to be a lawyer. she started law school and she had seven children. four were sick at one time and she could never go back. she went to the university of baltimore. when my daughter became an attorney many years later in california my mother wrote to her you're living the dream. you're living the dream that so many women of us had at that time but it -- she went here in the 1930's. now you young women and young men are in a completely different world be you have the beauty of the mix of everyone of

by thursday, we looking at a 20 teague from monday's highs and sunday night into monday we are expecting it to get breezy over the hills, with the warming weather, lowering humid, even though we have no red-flag warnings, fire danger will be increasing. >> flex for shu. >> the heat was on the sharks. trailing 2-0. facing a near must-win situation tonight. >> game three would go to overtime. >> after a heartbreak loss in game two san jose was trying to bounce back at the tank, place that it only lost twice at during the regular season. the sharks came out hungry, stewart with the big hit. san jose gets on the board. dan boyle, one time past jonathan quick, his second goal of the playoffs. still in the first, the kings answer. stewart turns the puck over, it's 1-1. couture had to leave for a while after he injured his leg going into the boards. he would return, and in overtime put the hurt on the kings. couture wins it with this power play goal. the sharks beat l.a. 2-1, and now trail 2-1. >> we thought we were the better team leaving l.a. and still down 2-0, this time of year, being the b

by thursday, we looking at a 20 teague from monday's highs and sunday night into monday we are expecting it to get breezy over the hills, with the warming weather, lowering humid, even though we have no red-flag warnings, fire danger will be increasing. >> flex for shu. >> the heat was on the sharks. trailing 2-0. facing a near must-win situation tonight. >> game three would go to overtime. >> after a heartbreak loss in game two san jose was trying to bounce back at the tank, place that it only lost twice at during the regular season. the sharks came out hungry, stewart with the big hit. san jose gets on the board. dan boyle, one time past jonathan quick, his second goal of the playoffs. still in the first, the kings answer. stewart turns the puck over, it's 1-1. couture had to leave for a while after he injured his leg going into the boards. he would return, and in overtime put the hurt on the kings. couture wins it with this power play goal. the sharks beat l.a. 2-1, and now trail 2-1. >> we thought we were the better team leaving l.a. and still down 2-0, this time ofbeing the better t

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i had the opportunity a few moments teague take an aerial tour to fly along the path of the tornado itselfit is very wide. it is hard to look at. because there is so much debris on the ground itself. in many places homes were absolutely destroyed, taken away. there's just sticks and bricks basically. it's hard to tell if there was a structure there or not. if you get into some of the major neighborhoods, you can't tell where the streets were, the street signs are gone. and it's been a big challenge for us, as being able to determine which area of the community we might be in because the streets are just gone. signs are just gone. so we have been working very hard to identify various areas of need. the path is very wide of this storm itself. it's about 20 miles long. we estimate it could have been up to two miles and width itself. we flew over the schools. i got to see the terrible destruction of the schools themselves. certainly the business community and the friends and neighbors that lost their homes, we are very sad about. i want to personally thank the administrator fugate who has join

first utilized in 2006 and sorts of things they believe would fundamentally give hezbollah the stra teague particular reach to cover most of israel's population centers. host: we heard from the white house yesterday and jay carney talking about syria and the president using that phrase. here's the "new york times" piece this morning, their headline. white house sticks to carbous path. i want to show our viewers what carney had to say when he was asked about the president using that phrase red line. >> what the president made clear it was a red line and unacceptable and that it would change his calculus if he viewed the situation in syria because the use of chemical weapons represents the kind of threat i just described. what he never did and it is simplistic to do so is to say if x happens, y will happen. he hasn't said what policy he will take to the proved crossing of the red line in syria, simply that he would consider it a red line that had been crossed and he would take appropriate action and as the investigation continues and as we have said all along, they are looking at a range of