she thought she was ready to go wellesley and probably was. the story is that the archbishop of austin encountered her father the mayor austin and said this wouldn't be a very good idea politically for you, the catholic mayor, the average catholic mayor of boston to send your eldest child to a non-catholic institution so that afforded her plan and she expressed to doris kearns goodwin later in life that was one of the saddest moments of her life when she found that out and that she regretted it for the rest of her life. >> host: this is a woman who did not expressed much regret. >> guest: i often point out the picture on the front of the book, at first i was distracted by the goblet in the forefront that i decided it was the perfect metaphor for rose kennedy kennedy. folks will notice its exact a half-full with water and that was how rose usually viewed life. she was the eternal optimist. that doesn't mean in private she didn't have sad moments but generally speaking she tried to keep this optimistic up beat approach to life and try to have he

just west of boston, wellesley, massachusetts. trees down, power lines and power outages in that area. so much nicer today in boston for the red sox parade today. so, good news there. in flint, we talk about wind gusts about 45 miles per hour. and they had big issues, too. the video almost looks the same. but it's before and after the front goes through. either way. let's look at what happens today. you get the kicked-up winds. and lake erie, in this picture, is it going to be calmer? it will. but it will be colder, too. a second cold front. along the coast will be nice. philadelphia, 66. new york, 65. but here behind, flurries mixing in for rains for parts like pittsburgh, erie, and buffalo and syracuse. some winter feel by sunday into monday. and then, the new storm out west is something we're watching. not that big of a rainmaker. but we think the big issue is going to be wind. right along the coastline, you see as the low comes in. 60-plus-mile-per-hour winds there. seattle, between 60 and 40-mile-per-hour winds. that's someth