it is wilson. wrote a book on woodrow wilson for a series on the presidents i discovered a wilson. i didn't know very romantic very emotional very deep feeling i'm discovering. who edith really is i'm working with molly on her book and like first lady's memoirs. her memoirs fascinating and that third picture there on the right. i've been to the library of congress and i've read her papers, especially edith's papers when she was trying to put this memoir together, and i've learned a lot from all of this next please. i'll write my first point. you can't understand edith wilson if you don't understand woodrow wilson's attitude towards women. this is a very sensitive topic now if i say wilson women most people will say like that wonderful picture. i found these kaiser wilson he was against the constitutional amendment giving the women the right to vote at least for a long time. he was president. this makes you think that wilson is a kind of dour figure who hates women doesn't want them to succeed has has nothing to do with them or nothing too good to say about them. quite a discovered.

woodrow wilson.oughout 1916, it didn't really look like she was going to evolve that office in any way. she was pretty good at campaigning and showed up where she needed to show up. it wasn't until 1917 when the u.s. joined world war i. being a wartime first lady is a whole other thing. it turned out that edith was very good at the public example part of the role. she quickly adopted all the stuff and have the card in the white house window that they were doing. she had sheep grazing to free up the landscapers to war work. she did all of that kind of collective responsibility, lead by example stuff, that we look to a first lady to do. once the war ended and woodrow wilson insisted on going to paris in person to be part of the peace treaty negotiation, she went with him. it was totally unprecedented. and they were gone for six months. in some ways, just kind of showing up, she elevated the office. there she was in paris, she was with him on every day, from page of every newspaper. she is staying about

why wilson says we should all find joy in painting. and furry vomiting. special relationship between a u.p.s. driver and the four-legged wonders on his route. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "nightline" we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. its time to love food back. ♪tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ ♪ ♪ >> juju: thanks for joining us. prosecutors in the trial of lori vallow daybell presenting gruesome evidence against a mother accused of killing her young son and daughter. the twists and turns in the cross country crime saga that gripped the nation. attorneys sing it all comes down to money, power and sex and a bombshell allegation about the death of her husband, chad first why. >> can you tell me where your kids are? >> juju: a mother on trial for murder. lori vallow daybell dance accused in the brutal killing of her own two children and now persecutors say they know why. >> money, power, and sex. that is what this case is about. >> juju: vallow daybell and her husband chad daybell have both pleaded not guilty to all the charges

here's our correspondentjoe wilson.the right to run, the right to raise. that has always been mo farah�*s instant. still trying to push himself in his final marathon. and the sport moves on, faster than ever. kelvin kiptum of kenya seem to be sprinting to the line for miles. he finished on two hours, one minute and 25 second. a new course record. we hours, one minute and 25 second. a new course record.— new course record. we have never seen anything _ new course record. we have never seen anything like _ new course record. we have never seen anything like this, _ new course record. we have never seen anything like this, not - new course record. we have never seen anything like this, not on - new course record. we have never seen anything like this, not on the streets of london.— streets of london. here comes another course _ streets of london. here comes another course record. - streets of london. here comes another course record. a - streets of london. here comes another course record. a class| streets of london. here

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that's drjo wilson, phd. she was a high—flying, globe—trotting career woman. and had an international reputation. now, it's come to this. do you know how old you are? do i know how old i am? of course i know how old i am. how old are you? how old am i? mm. i don't know, because i haven't made my mind up yet. the isolation of alzheimer's is devastating to see. my number—one girl. this isjo's story, but it's bill's story, too. i love you to bits, don't i? he's desperate for a break, but doesn't know where to turn. stand up. help me, jo, help me. i was trying to help you. no, don't sit down again. stand up... i phoned 42 care homes to look for a respite bed forjo and didn't get one that was prepared to... to offer respite care. the social care system, everyone knows it's broken. jump in the car. in the car? yeah, we're going out to do some shopping. and we'rejoining them. oh, no. come on, we're getting out. no, i'm not talking to anybody. i'm just going to sleep. with alzheimer's, everything gets harder... wait. jo. ..even a routine supermarket run. jo. jo, hang

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon.ce at the world snooker championship in style with a 13 frames to two victory over kyren wilson. higgins had dominated the match from start to finish and was on for a 1—4—7 in the finalframe, but missed this key red. the four—time world champion will play either gary wilson or mark selby in the quarterfinals which start on tuesday. the other match tonight saw china's sijiahui maintain his lead over robert milins 11 frames to five. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. the weather for the first few days of this week set to be really quite chilly for the time of year, cold enough even to see some areas of frost, as we'll see in a moment. now, what's going on? the area of low pressure that brought some of us rain on sunday is moving eastwards. as that happens, we get these cold northerly winds plunging southwards across the uk, those winds originating from somewhere nort

as far as wilson went, henry wilson, there were no repercussions for him even though they did find allof those love letters in rose's house and knew that he was connected to rose. wilson continued to serve on the military as chair of military affairs committee. and in 1872 he becomes president grant vice president. so nothing really happened to him. when pinkerton was spying on rose there was a military officer that pinkerton ended up following. the officer had pinkerton arrested. pinkerton was able to smuggle out a note and in the end this officer who is not named was arrested. there were some people involved who were arrested. a lot of women in the spy ring ended up being exiled like rose or taking those pearls of honor. on thank you for listening for this hour. as always if you are interested in our other programs that we have coming up, please visit our website and on the program guide or at c-span.org/history. if you visited the spy museum, if you have or if you plan to you will see this man, you might be familiar with

inter milan beat benfica to set up a milan derby in the last four and a maximum 147 break for kyren wilsonhe's only the ninth player in history to achieve it at the crucible and it could earn him nearly $70,000. hello there. welcome along to the program. now let's start with the champions league, because we now know the semi—final line up. manchester city will play real madrid after completing thejob in germany against bayern munich in their quarterfinal. while it's inter against ac milan in the other semi after inter held off benfica while joe lynskey watched all the action unfold and joins us now. joe, good to see you. manchester city had a commanding lead to take to munich, didn't they? and they they got the job done. yeah, professionaljob from manchester city paul in an intimidating place at the allianz arena. they drew one one with bayern munich on the night. but that three nil lead they built up in manchester in the first leg more than enough to see them through this quarterfinal and into the semifinals to play real madrid, the same team who beat them at the same stage in this compet

here's our correspondent joe wilson. air horn blares cheers away we go!t defends, the right to run, the right to race. that has always been mo farah's instinct. in luminous sleeves, still trying to push himself in his final marathon. and the sport moves on, faster than ever. kelvin kiptum of kenya seemed to be sprinting for the line for miles. he finished in two hours, one minute, 25 seconds, a new course record. we have never seen anything like this on the streets of london! well, here comes another course record. marcel hug was in a class of his own in the men's wheelchair race. fifth victory, third in a row. sprint finish in the women's event, australia's madison de rozario, the winner here in 2018, got there again. now, sifan hassan. this was her first marathon. a double olympic champion on the track, she told me she was just here to learn. after an hour, it looked to us like she would have to drop out. not in her mind. look at the finish. look at the woman who had been training while fasting through ramadan, who had never run this far before. sifan h

and a maximum 147 break for karen wilson. only the ninth player in history to achieve it at the crucible and could earn him nearly $70,000. welcome along to the programme. let's start with the champions league as we now know, the semifinal line—up. manchester city will play real madrid after completing the job in germany. against bayern munich in the quarterfinal. while it is inter—against ac milan and the other semi after they held off benfica. jill linsky watch all of the action unfold. and joins us now. good to see you. manchester city had a commanding lead to take to munich and the got the job done. munich and the got the “ob done. ., ,, ., ., ., done. professional “ob for manchester * done. professional “ob for manchester city h done. professionaljob for manchester city and - done. professionaljob for manchester city and an i manchester city and an intimidating place at the alley on serena. they drew on the night but that 3—0 lead people to up in manchester in the first like more than enough to see them through this quar

and a maximum 147 break for kyren wilson.e's only the ninth player in history to achieve it at the crucible — and it could earn him nearly 70,000 dollars. hello and thanks for joining us, here's your latest sports news. welcome to the programme. let's start with the champions league as we now know the semi—final line—up. manchester city will play real madrid after completing thejob in germany against bayern munich in their quarter—final, while it's inter against ac milan in the other semi, after inter held off benfica. joe lynskey watched the action unfold and joins us now. man city had a commanding lead coming in to this second professional chopper manchester city in the intimidating place. they drew on that night but that the renewal of people up in ancestor the first like more than enough to see him through this quarterfinal. and into the semifinal to play real madrid the same team beat them at the same stage in this competition last year. it could have been even more comfortable for the city had early haaland scored from

on the other table today are faster from gary wilson. he is 7—2 up. break of 131. a couple of good matches in play. thank you, jamie. well, gary wilson and elliot slessor will be back at the table after 7.00pm tonight. wilson leads two frames to one. this afternoon we'll see masters championjudd trump in action. he's taking on anthony mcgill from 2.30pm. john higgins and david grace will be on table two. higgins leads 7—2 against the english qualifier. robert milkins againstjoe perry will resume in the evening session, that was the delayed match last night because of those protests we mentioned during their first frame. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. how do you feel about owners going into the dressing room? a lot has been made of chelsea owner todd bohley�*s talk to the players, in which he's said to have told them their season was embarassing. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. not that frank lampard minded, he believes it can show the club's passion, although it was also put to him that the club is broken. chelse

that's drjo wilson, phd. she was a high—flying, globe—trotting career woman.as damn good at what she did and had an international reputation. now, it's come to this. do you know how old you are? do i know how old i am? of course i know how old i am. how old are you? how old am i? mm. i don't know, because i haven't made my mind up yet. the isolation of alzheimer's is devastating to see. my number—one girl. this isjo's story, but it's bill's story, too. i love you to bits, don't i? he's desperate for a break, but doesn't know where to turn. stand up. help me, jo, help me. i was trying to help you. no, don't sit down again. stand up... i phoned 42 care homes to look for a respite bed forjo and didn't get one that was prepared to... to offer respite care. the social care system, everyone knows it's broken. jump in the car. in the car? yeah, we're going out to do some shopping. and we'rejoining them. oh, no. come on, we're getting out. no, i'm not talking to anybody. i'm just going to sleep. with alzheimer's, everything gets harder... wait. jo. ..even a routine su

wilson: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, i demand a vote on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. and the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: mr. speaker, i object to the vote on the ground a quorum is not present and make a point of order a quorum is not present. the speaker: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the the gentlewoman from oregon, ms. salinas. ms. salinas: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvani

and a maximum 147 break for kyren wilson.only the ninth player in history to achieve it at the crucible — and it could earn him nearly $70,000. hello and thanks forjoining us. welcome to the programme. let's start with the champions league as we now know the semi—final line—up. manchester city will play real madrid after completing thejob in germany against bayern munich in their quarter—final, while it's inter against ac milan in the other semi, after inter held off benfica. joe lynskey watched the action unfold and joins us now. good to see you. man city had a commanding lead coming in to this second leg and got thejob done in munich? professionaljob from manchester city in an intimidating place at the alianza arena, drawing i—i intimidating place at the alianza arena, drawing 1—1 with bayern munich but the 3—0 lead built up in manchester in the first leg, more than enough to see them through this quarterfinal and the semi—final to play real madrid, who beat them at the same stage in this competition last year. it would hav

envuelto en llanto donde un hombre presuntamente intoxicado asesinÓ a tiros a cinco pe personas, wilsonntro >> habÍa un hombre disparando allÍ matÓ mi esposa y a mi hijo y me quedÉ con uno de un mes y medio >> segÚn las autoridades francisco estaba disparando al aire afuera de su casa sus vecinos de origen hondureÑo le pidieron detuvieran los disparos porque su hijo estaba tratando de dormir el tirador se metiÓ a la casa sin tocar porque la puerta estaba abierta las primeras vÍctimas fueron la esposa de wilson y el niÑo de ocho aÑos posteriormente se metiÓ a los cuartos ahÍ lo s siguiÓ y continuÓ disparando segÚn el tla policÍa el tirador se devolviÓ a rematarlos con tiros en la cabeza >> en mi opiniÓn estaban tr tratando de cuidar a los bebÉs y mantenerlos con vida dijo >> mi madre muriÓ protegiendo mi niÑa porque los abrazÓ >> al tirador lo andan buscando por todos lados en una zona pantanosa una mini media de su casa cerca de 75 agentes lo estÁn rastreando con perros lo consideran altamente peligroso >> se encontraron otros rifles y otras armas en su casa >> el fbi dio a conocer los

by january of 1913 woodrow wilson as president-elect he is the most powerful man in woodrow wilson's life. he's essentially picking his cabinet for him. it becomes indispensable emotional crutch for wilson as well as a personnel advisor and policy advisor on certain matters. a relationship develops wilson decides he doesn't want to deal in foreign policy. secretary of state is ill fitted on an international level. he pretends he needs to go over too europe. i goes over too europe and he meets with the british foreign secretary, the jurors german kaiser. sure enough it becomes a defective secretary of state in 1913. he is the diplomatic chief and secretary of state. he is an advisor to woodrow wilson. international capitals in washington d.c. until tragic end in 1919. the treaty and passed the train platform is allowed to pass after he signs the treaty and says never speak to him again. he is exact revenge concerning the second wand of exacting revenge. in 1915 i think she basically did not want someone else playing a central role in her husbands life. before you should try to undermi

he spoke with foreign policy experts -- hosted by the wilson center here in washington, d.c.. [silence] >> okay, welcome to our kennan institute discussion. the title's causes consequences of russia's iraq war and ukraine. i'm jill dorothy, a global fellow here at the kennan institute. i want to thank everyone for joining us. we have people here physically in the audience, and virtually at home, hundreds of them. it's very good turnout. i also want to thank the wilson center's global europe program for co-sponsoring today's conversation. i encourage everyone to stay up to date on the latest kennan institute of. aunts and publications by visiting our website and subscribing to our two blocks focus on ukraine and russia file. as well as our podcast kennan acts, which is the one i do. and the russian file. in the latest episode of the kennan ex podcast, i hope the long form institute with investors, and you can find that on our side. also, visit our hindsight upfront ukraine collection on the wilson website for the latest news, an analysis focused on ukraine. housekeeping, if we'

join jason dumas and wilson. kate rooney, as we go to break down each game, bring us the highlights. latest interviews from the players and the coaches tonight and every night this week. all right. now happening today, 3 men are facing charges for the shooting death. a 5 year-old girl. they're due in court for a plea hearing. eliana, chris tomo was shot and killed earlier this month while riding in the car with a family on 8.80, in fremont. police say a car pulled up next to them started shooting at it are both full and nia emanuel santiago and crystal ayala are all charged with one count of murder and 7 counts of shooting at an occupied vehicle. an interview with chp, one of the men told investigators trail thought that that person driving the family's car was a part of a rival gang. so the shot at the car, alameda county district attorney's office says the men were also involved in shooting. it happened on fremont boulevard just before that shooting on the freeway there that killed this little girl. learning ne

. >> in her book on hold power, a biography first lady edith wilson, author and educator rebecca robertsbout southwestern virginia, her influence on the role of first lady and the extent to which she covered for president wilson after he became incapacitated by a stroke in 1919. >> who was she to pull this off? this country bomb can who decided she could be the executive? throughout her life she showed she was the kind of person who barreled into a situation she might not know how to handle, and handled it beautifully. she's confident, smart, relied on her own opinions, funny, she was one of those people who put everyone at ease. those are positive attributes. she was also quick to hold a grudge. she was racist. she had a fickle regard for the truth. >> rebecca roberts and her book on hold power sunday night at 8:00 pm eastern on c-span's q and a. you can listen to all the podcasts on our free c-span now apps. >> the very first president to attend the white house dinner is calvin coolidge. i've been elected to the senate. >> the white house correspondents black-tie event is saturday apri

joe wilson, bbc news, at the london marathon.pionship in style with a 13 frames to two victory over kyren wilson. higgins had dominated the match from start to finish and was on for a 1—a—7 in the final frame, but missed this key red. the four—time world champion will play either gary wilson or mark selby in the quarterfinals which start on tuesday. the other match tonight saw china's sijiahui maintain his lead over robert milins 11 frames to five. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. in this past week, we have had the warmest day of 2023 so far, 21 degrees recorded in western scotland going on into the new week. then possibly hard to believe that in some areas temperatures will be around 15 degrees lower. why? we're going to start pulling in arctic air. this area of low pressure that brought cloud and rain through the weekend pulls off towards the continent behind it and northerly air stream establishing itself on m

wilson claims that the legislators decided to introduce this resolution now in order to have more time during the session and the sessional meetings of the congress in order to have more opportunities. so that the resolution was actually adopted regarding the practical meaning of the practical impact of this resolution, according to wilson , this is the first document i outline the point which can be called a victory for which washington should strive and what exactly can be called a victory for ukraine in this war. in this way, they outlined the question that is often asked by both journalists and opponents of aid to ukraine regarding how long the war can last and when it can be considered finished . we offer more details listen to his comments right now. we need this resolution to explain the importance of preserving territorial integrity. i believe that this is important, in particular, for the american people , who must understand that the entire territory of ukraine must be returned to the jurisdiction of kyiv, for this, the war criminal putin must withdraw his troops , if there a

wilson went out to games after his stroke. the -- wilson would arrange for the former president to go to griffith stadium. it would be limousines, and they would be invited and through the right field entrance to the stadium. the limousine would be parked there during the entire game. the story goes that they washington coach, a famous baseball entertainer was delegated to protect the wilson limo against eddie fallible, so he was in the right field, and he said, he would sometimes embellish stories. he had long conversations with woodrow wilson. this is after he had suffered a stroke. >> the best seat in the house. >> going back to president nixon, we have videos. this is from 1987, but at the time, the former president stopped by a new york mets post game program to talk about his love of baseball. the host was a former player. let's watch. >> when you are in the white house, did you get excited about this. >> yes. i did throughout the first ball. this is nixon life again, and our daughters did, and many times, we went to gri

i'm mark wilson. -through. by the met office. i'm mark. wilson.-through friday. wilson.rough to the afternoon with serneere—n eii some stronger winds here, at leesi— some stronger winds here, at lees-iine— some stronger winds here, at least time. elsewhere, least for a time. but elsewhere, ineugn— least for a time. but elsewhere, ineugn-inere— least for a time. but elsewhere, though,-there-be- least for a time. but elsewhere, though, there be some though, yes, there will be some lrigni— though, yes, there will be some lrigni-seells. - though, yes, there will be some bright-spells. but- bright or sunny spells. but egein— bright or sunny spells. but egein-le- bright or sunny spells. but again,-be long- again, it won't be long before inese— again, it won't be long before inese neevv— again, it won't be long before those heavy showers develop those heavy showers will develop just those heavy showers will develop iusi—seel just about anywhere could see a nseer— just about anywhere could see a snevve-eeull- just about anywhere could see a shower-could be- shower and they could

were 5—0 down with 20 minutes played on harry kane pulled a goal back at half—time before callum wilson the thrashing for newcastle and the result leaves spurs in fifth six points adrift of the champions league places. more than 40,000 fans are expected at the emirates next monday for the second leg of arsenal's women's champions league semifinal against wolfsburg. they show their determination to reach the fine for what would be just the second time by coming back from a 2-0 second time by coming back from a 2—0 down in germany to draw 2—2. ten chinese figure players face match fixing charges as an independent panel considers evidence against them at a hearing begins on monday. the allegations are given ablation games, approaching priors to cheat, betting its new ground a match. last 0ctober betting its new ground a match. last october of this player was suspended by the sports governing body, the world professional billiards and snooker association. nine others followed including the 1991 masters champion and... the private hearing as is last several days and verges will be announced

i want to thank the wilson center's global u.n. program for cosponsoring today's program. i encourage everyone to stay up-to-date on the latest kennan institute events by subscribing to our website and two blocks. "focus ukraine" and "russia files". in the latest episode of the kennan x podcast, i hosted a longform interview with ambassador sullivan and you can find us on our website. please visit our hindsight upfront ukraine collection on the wilson website for the latest news and analysis focused on ukraine. housekeeping. we have an hour and a half which is great. we can really get into this discussion. if you want to ask a question during the course of this conversation, there are several ways you can do it. you can submit via emails you kennan -- to kennan @institue.org or to our facebook page at any time. please include your name and affiliation when sending question. i will briefly introduce our speakers and then we'll jump into a discussion. our speakers will have 10-15 minutes to set the scene and then we will have a few more questions and then open it to the audi

as for the match itself, they'll resume this evening in sheffield with wilson leading day 5—3.er plastohn higgins in the third round. 0n the other table, england's jack lisowski has beaten noppon saengkham of thailand 10—7. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that's going on right now. these are live pictures from the crucible. mcgill is 6—3 up, this one best of 19, remember, at this stage. but trump is about to take the tenth frame in sheffield. later, manchester city can keep up their pursuit of history in the champions league and set up a semifinal with real madrid. pep guardiola's side take a 3—0 lead to germany to face bayern munich in the second leg of their quarterfinal. city have won ten in a row going into this and are looking to lift the trophy for the first time. bayern have enjoyed doing that six times and guardiola isn't understimating his old side, despite his city's lead. i have been here at bayern munich and i know the mentality of this club. it is in everywhere, the streets, in the skin, and i know what they believe,

as for the match itself, they'll resume this evening in sheffield with wilson leading day 5—3.

. >>> siempre escuchamos disparos >>> el tirador un trÓ a la casa sin tocar y matÓ a la esposa de wilsonmatarlo con tiros en la cabeza dicen que increÍblemente 3 mujeres muertas estaban recostada sobre niÑos. >>> en mi opiniÓn estaban cuidando a los bebÉs mantenerlo con vida >>> mi comadre ayudÓ a mi niÑa y la matÓ tambiÉn >>> al tirador lo andan buscando por todos lado cerca de 75 agentes como el fbi lo estÁn rastreando con perros lo consideran altamente peligroso >>> encontramos rifles y otras armas en casa >>> el fbi dio a conocer los nombres de las vÍctimas sonia guzmÁn de 25, diana de 21, julissa 31 y el niÑo daniel enrique de 8 aÑos >>> wilson no para de llorar por su hijo y su esposa, estÁ sin consuelo pide ayuda al consulado de honduras para llevar los cuerpos a honduras. en este momento se realiza la limpieza justamente de la casa una compaÑÍa le ayuda a los familiares para asÍ sea el fbi dijo que el sospechoso trae una sudadera color azul y negra con letras blancas. evidentemente piensan que anda armado y se trata de un hombre peligroso. >>> gracias edgar tragedia la madre de u

i am paul wilson a4 h h k. glad to have you here. come along. i'll show you around and write. proud of this installation. you're about to see. we are now being a millionaire. i could never have done this on my own. the surplus equipment at mars issued was what made it all possible. they supplied most of the equipment, some of the hardware and we supplied countless hours and much elbow grease. well here we are. i mentioned and elbow grease. it took nearly three years to complete this project, mostly with hand tools so i can tackle putting it together piece by piece and boat by about. oh, i had help my son stave some of the neighbors and have friends who took an interest in the project along the way. i must have worn out two or three pairs of work gloves plus many drill bits, and most of my wife's patients. i worked on the project in my spare weekends, vacations whenever i could actually, the major components of this installation came from three different military systems the main power structure weighing more than ten times was from an ftse three radar. the power parasol was fr

. >> reporter: new york schoolteacher kiera wilson spent her recent spring break feeling miserable. >itchy throat. so much sneezing i actually had to buy allergy medicine for the first time. >> reporter: for the first time as an adult, wilson is struggling through allergy season >> this year is much, much, much worse. >> reporter: allergist dr. stanley fineman says he is hearing similar patient stories from first-time allergy fighters in their 30s and 40s. >> i saw one just now, in fact this morning, who was miserable. >> reporter: doctors say onset seasonal allergies are becoming more common because warmer temps are extending the window for pollen release >> this is kind of a pollen storm almost, and that can really bring on more symptoms. >> reporter: so far in 2023, spring has been up to three weeks earlier in the southeast and more than four in the midatlantic and northeast. doctors say those who are suffering should check the air quality reports before going outside. try and keep windows and doors shut and seek testing for specific allergies because many treatments exist and whil