his technician, gene windsor, retired recently after suffering a stroke. the survivors do few interviews these days. two of them died in april of 2002 within days of each other from illness. air florida is little known to newer generations who should know that aviation is safer because of new rules imposed start of that crash. and we need to mention that arlen williams also survived that crash, but he was trapped in the wreckage and drowned when it sank. he handed the rescue rope to others knowing that he could not get out. and the 14th street bridge was renamed in his honor. >> a day that those of us remember will never forget. >> hard to believe t's been 30 years. >> indeed. >>> what's up out there, man? >> a little cold out there. you know, middle of january -- >> yeah. supposed to be. >> you kind of expect that. >> it's than bad. considering it's the middle of january. >> right. we could be into the teens this time of year now. we're in the 20s. even a little above 30 across part of the area now. the windchills, though, do still play a factor out this.

today.students gathered outside windsor mill middle school tuesday.... as joshua parker was awarded the keys to a new honda civic.he was given the new set of wheels for winning the 2012 maryland teacher of the year award. pprker says a new car was a long time coming. "when i came into teaching i didnt have a car at all, i actually took, i was at dundalk middle school and i took two buses, one out of the city and one into the city, so i didnt have a car for about four months, so imagine all the books that i have andd papers, with no car." car."the honda civic was donated by the maryland automobile dealers association, which has been awarding brand new cars to the winning eacher for 11 years. 3 3 baltimore ravens spirit never sleeps. and thattwas proven overnight as ravens supporters painted the town purple again... with ravens logos everywhere. joel d. smith is live in fells point to show us how they did it, and what's next this playoff week. good morning joel d. 3 good morning patrice. 33 3 3 a new g-p-s app... created by microsoft... is stirring up a lo

the film dives right in, with sparks flying about whether the duke and duchess of windsor were, as haseen widely reported, nazi sympathizer. you could have size side-stepped the issue. why didn't you? >> i think it's something that was a shadow they had to live under. that's a huge, libelous accusation. >> reporter: but what about the pictures proving the couple met with hitler in 1937? >> i do not believe they were nazi sympathizers. they had a meeting with hitler. but so did lots of heads of state. i think people started to spin this tale and this yarn. and it was easy for people to put that label on them. >> reporter: despite what our fbi may say, in retrospect. >> first of all, the fbi is notorious for lying. and second of all, there is actually no impeerical evidence that they were nazi sympathizers. and you won't be able to give me any evidence? >> reporter: do you end up liking her? >> i love her. i see her as a human being. >> reporter: do you identify with her in some ways? >> of course i do. i identify with her ability to survive against all odds. i think she was deeply, deep

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. >> this security plan was written by john windsor. would you still work for him there mark >> he was only employed for security, but he did a lot of work there. >> you read everything in his plan? it is very important for the neighborhood to keep that sidewalk nuclear -- clear. it is tight, and the police are there to help you if it is out of control. good >> we tried to not draw attention to us. i believe we do a good job of that. occasionally fights to happen, which i handle as quickly as possible, but we are trying to make sure of patrons' safety. >> your guards have been with you for awhile? >> yes, they have been properly trained. >> to you have a policy in terms of holding the line and how many people you are letting in? >> our number is 297. we are very strict about that. if it gets to that, we hold its. we will not let people start coming in until we get 30 people out. >> are the security guards communicating it was at capacity? >> they were basically waiting. they were not going to let them in-house. we do not go over our occ

gene windsor, on the skids, was fearless.one point simply grabbing nicky feltd from the water. >> he physically reached down, picked her up, pulled her up on to his boot, and he was not strapped in. >> we will never forget priscilla torado. her husband and 2-month-old baby dead on the plane. she's cold, she's weak, and she's now blinded by the jet fuel. and she is going to drown. but it was a day of incredible moments and lenny xutnick a bystander who worked for the government suddenly dives into the water and grabs her bringing her to shore. air florida on that surreal afternoon showed us ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> that was the best i can be that day. and the rest of the time, i guess i'm just stuck with myself. >> and today at 5:00 wendy will have part two of the air florida 30th anniversary story including interviews with the videographer chester panzer who was the first photographer on the scene. plus the latest on lenny scutnick. >>> an update on a woman we introduced you to last summer, a woman who r

decided to spend my windsors in washington. and it is cold. -- to spend my winters in washington. >> heading south sounds good. >> it may sound cliche, but it could be worse. how about piling some snow on top of these cold temperatures. michigan is getting socked. more than a foot of snow has fallen since the start of that area. other great lakes cities are seeing the same conditions. some of that snow could sneak into western parts of our area in the coming days. we will have more later in the newscast. do not forget. you can check the temperature any time on line. head to wjla.com and lick on the ww-- click on the weather tab. >>> the countdown to the iowa caucuses. we are hours away. no matter where you live in iowa there was a candidate shaking hands and talking about how they will wind moaned. with 41% of voters saying they are not sure who they were going to choose, anything can happen. autrie? >> a poll shows it's a atoss up between mitt romney, ron paul and rick santorum. and the candidates are campaigning hard into the

simon pierce, windsor, open. the red toy wagon company, woodstock, open. winhall market in bonneville. raw goldfinger in northfield, open. nelson's hardware right here in barry, open. the rochester cafe, open. and the list goes on and on. the lesson for vermont government in helping to grow jobs in vermont is pretty simple. getting credit to entrepreneurs when they need it most grows prosperity and grows jobs. in fact, there is nothing to stand in the way of vermont's job creators that cannot be made right by a partnership with state government that's built on a foundation of common sense, trust and expedited risk capital for businesses when others won't lend to them. vermont's response to irene perfectly illustrates the strong state of our state. perhaps the greatest lesson we can take from the challenges of the previous four months is that despite irene's devastation, despite our heartbreak and our pain, we are bound by a common purpose. we're also bound by tragic loss. to the hundreds and hundreds of vermonters who lost so much, lost their houses, lost

on live doppler, you can see the stronger storms moving from -- to the north of santa rosa around windsor that could contain small hail moving northeast that area in red to the left is where going to hit the soonest the area to the right in the black where it would be in 30 minutes it is going to cross over 101 in about 20 minutes. first heading south from cloverdale or north from santa rosa you will run into a storm that has heavy rain and small hail. you can see that's where the concentration of the strongest storms are now. we'll put this into motion you can see why. look at that curl it concerns me, area of low pressure which has its own spin coming across an area and you are seeing the intensity of these storms increase we'll watch and see if any of these storms start to rotate if it does, you know what is going to happen, possibly, very remote any time you have a low come in like that something i want to keep an eye on right now a hail maker. upper 40s in antioch and fairfield low to mid 50s everywhere else. 57 half moon bay. mid to upper 50s monterey bay inland low 50s. we are seei

suddenly the park police helicopter, eagle one, arrives with don usher and gene windsor inside and an amazing rescue begins, all the more incredible because 30 years ago all they had was a rope. >> we were in the stone age of rescue equipment, question. >> reporter: but usher was a chopper pilot in vietnam. he knew how to maneuver. gene on the skids was fearlicious at one point simply grabbing nicky from the water. >> he physically reached down, picked her up, pulled her up on to his boot and he was not strapped in. >> and we will never forget priscilla. her husband and 2-month-old baby dead on the plane. she's cold, she's weak and she's now be blinded by the jet fuel and she's going to drown. but it was a day of incredible moments and lenny scutnick, a bystander who worked for the government suddenly dives into the water and grabs her, bringing her to shore. air florida on that surreal afternoon showed us ordinary people doing extraordinary things. >> that day, that was the best i can be. and the rest of the time i guess i'm just stuck with myself. >> that air florida crash fbs not t

the film set in two time periods, chronicling the infamous romance between the duke and duchess of windsor. >> i would say there is a little bit of me in every one. i wrote it. i think it is pretty hard to write something and not have something unconsciously appear in it that's connected to you. >> cannot give up the throne. >> the movie tells the story of a modern-day woman who becomes transfixed by the couple's relationship while trapped in her own unhappy abusive relationship. >> what it must feel like to be loved that much. >> abby cornish stars in the movie. >> tracy morgan's publicist says he c.o.p.s. collapsed because of a combination of exhaustion and altitude. the 30 rock star was escorted from an awards ceremony sunday night. doctors found no drugs or alcohol in his system. >>> singer aretha franklin has called off her engagement. things were moving too fast with former fiancee willie wilkerson. franklin says a number of things had not been thought through. it is unclear if the couple is still together. >> i looked it up and it said 50/50. >> new on dvd today, 50/50 and real stee

her family was the house of windsor.that as her name. philip was upset. he wanted his family name to be the one. that hung in the air for a number of years until finally, right before the birth of their third child, prince andrew, she came one a compromise that the nonroyal successors, those who didn't have the h.r.h., her royal highness, attached to oh the name would be called mount baton windsor. >> you say the queen saw the breakup of charles and diana as perhaps a replay of history that could threaten charles's opportunity to ever be king. >> yes. in the middle of all the trouble she was counseled by the archbishop of canterbury. he said she never really -- her mood was always very calm. but she was worried. he said they were talking about the possibility of divorce and she said, i really worry that history may be repeating. she was obviously thinking of the duke and duchess of windsor and when edward viii her uncle abo abdicated the throne to marry her. >> we dug through our archives and found a clip of prince phili

as a matter of fact, in new windsor police say if you are traveling on nicodemus road we have a accident involving a sought truck that overturned near brick church road. traveling a little closer to the city, for those of you taking the drive on i-95 northbound, lanes looking pretty good up through arbutus this morning. making your way to 695. here at 695 at harrisburg expressway, north and southbound lanes on the harrisburg expressway moving well through the shawan road region down to 695. charley. over to you. >>> new this morning, two, two alarm house fires overnight. the first before midnight owings mills on the bridgeton court up owings mills boulevard. dispatcher says no one was inside the house at the time. investigators say the fire destroyed the home completely. >>> and the second fire was the result of an explosion. dispatchers told abc2 news it happened a little before one on middle meadow road. crews have been trying to make sure the fire didn't spread to other homes. no one was hurt. >>> police in anne arundel county are look for three suspects accused of torturing a man in

garlic sauce and parmesan are hardly traditional russian fare well the answer to this riddle is henrik windsor a danish respiratory who came here in the dying days of the soviet union running a business and russia. is challenging for different reasons. in the west the risk in the reward. equation applies to russia all there's a great opportunity in the market and your return on investment here is higher than you would expect in in the west but it is again justified by the relatively high risk that one has to face in the market here it was nine hundred ninety one i came in september and the collapse of the soviet union was six months later i was new in the country i didn't speak the language but what was interesting and challenging at the same time was that things were changing but really what was changing and how things were going changed or is totally unpredictable so opening up a restaurant in russia. was something truly unique back then there were no restaurants in russia there was a total of two restaurants and this was basically the third restaurant told mum in the soviet union a country

she plays wallis simpson, the duchess of windsor.n see them in life. every once in awhile, you have an expression that i say, ah, the duchess. >> it took me all of 15 or 20 minutes to do that. she's very likable. >> reporter: when i talked to madonna about the movie, we met in the sweet at the waldorf astoria. >> their friends would lend art work to make them feel at home. i would never lend my picasso to anybody. >> do you have one? >> yes, should i not have said that? >> reporter: madonna, tell me about the first time you met her? she's intimidating at times i think. >> she was gentle and graceful. and then talked about the project with tenacity. i was utterly taken with her. from that moment, we spent every day together for the next seven months. >> reporter: she wore meticulously researched outfits. the film picked up a nomination for best costume design. >> we were so fortunate. one seamstress got on the floor at my feet and cried when the pattern came together. it's not my birthday. >> reporter: cartier made a replica for the m

it will become sunny today and 52 this afternoon the west windsor up to 50 miles per hour and more rain in at first but we're looking at heavy rain at times. >>> crash is reported for drivers in virginia on southbound 95. it is temporarily closing all lanes near dale boulevard southbound after the dale boulevard exit along interstate 95. 95 in maryland has a little bit of volume southbound near the icc project. it is good into a northeast washington. 270 is building in volume. the picture shows it quiet at democracy boulevard. >>> voting is under way in new hampshire. the first ballots were cast just after midnight in a small town in new hampshire. mitt romney tied with john hulsman -- jon huntsman. mitt romeny likely as this race lot about that makes it important who comes in second place. jummy olabanji will explain this. >> . newt gingrich and ron paul receive one vote each in that small town. this is a pretty tight race but that is expected to change and other polling locations opening in a few hours. mitt romney is the longtime front runner and his lead in the field ranges as high

i'm assistant coach of the windsor girls varsity high school basketball team. >> stop the ball, stopyou go. i have the hardest time with tattoos and stuff. parents look at me like, who's the felon on the bench with the coach? >> the ball, the ball, the ball. >> good job. good job, ladies. >> officer thompson is one of 35 correctional officers working in ad seg. >> so we have weekly laundry exchange in the ad seg. we're setting up two sheets, a pair of socks and a towel right now. >> while sorting laundry may seem mundane, it's critical to both the officer's and the inmate's safety. >> we don't wash it here anymore. it comes back in locked carts and we run it through the rapid scan machine, check it for contraband. the last thing we'd need to do is have a piece of metal or something inside these sheets. that's a real potential hazard for staff in here. that's plastic. so it's really -- it's a very important tool for us. that's how easy it would show up. it picks up the smallest things. >> but when his shift ends, he trades in his uniform for a pair of jeans and hits the open road. >>

students gathered outside windsor mill middle school this morning, as joshua parker was awarded the keysar was a long time coming.... "when i came into teaching i didnt have a car at all, i actually took, i was at dundalk middle school and i took two buses, one out of thee city and one into the city, so i didnt have a car for about four months, so imagine all the books that i have and papers, with no car." car." the honda civic was donated by the maryland autommbile dealers associition, which has been awarding brand new cars to the winning teacher for 11 years. 3 (mother)"my daughter actually got a really bad reaction a fever after the first time.. so i was a little concerned." concerned."question about so many vaccines... being given to childree so smmll...its our cover story tonight 11:43:36 his life was messed up befor this now it's even mor. more. killing his father.the trouble in the family.... that friends say may have led to this tragedy. clear skies overnight...the change you'll need to prepare for when you wake up...in my skywatch forecast...in just 10 minutes a 16- year- old bo

locally back home, santa rosa and windsor, looking at light rain. out towards vacaville and dublin and hayward a light shower. down around the south bay, we're looking at the hills, a little wet and down through watsonville and ben lomond continuing to pick up rain. they picked up over 6 inches in the past 24 hours. santa rosa nearly three inches and rest of the bay area a healthy inch are so except for san jose. they were around three-quarters of an inch. we'll talk about more rain will come tomorrow and look ahead all coming up. >>> the first big rain of 2012 was welcomed by many. things are calming down this morning but the storm did bring flooded streets and downed trees and very slow moving traffic. >> we knew it was just a matter of time before the rain returned to the bay area and made rivers out of north bay streets. >> we need it. so it's trying to get more rain and we need it. >> reporter: it can be a pain if you are out in it. ben made a road trip. >> from sacramento, it took me three and a half hours. >> a drive you normally could do in

as we take you in to santa rosa, you can see to the north a few sprinkles along 101 around windsor earlierthis is what is left of a frontal system that may toss a few showers an the bay area. notice how it falls apart as it drops to the south. this will drop in between midnight and 5:00 in the morning. perhaps enough lift to that moisture to give us showers an the north bay. the next two days, at least, the jet stream isn't going to be over the bay area. we are not talking big chances of rain but the low clouds and mist has the on-shore breezes push the moisture over the coastal hill tops. a chance of drip drizzle the next couple of mornings and upper 50s to low 60s. the opposite pattern on thursday and friday as high pressure builds in. like what we saw yesterday when we had off-shore winds and dry conditions. the air warms up and dries out. as it heads to the seashore. so 60s and 70s are possible for the bay area. toward friday could see mid-70s in the south bay. in the meantime here's the low cloud cover pushed inland by the sea breeze. east pay hills may be enough to give us a little d

we have cloudy skies but live doppler 7 in the north bay showing rain up toward santa rosa and windsors down around los gatos to around ben lomond where they picked up 6 inches. it was common inch to two inches from oakland to san francisco. still gusty winds at the airport. concord and livermore, temperatures are quite mild right now. 50s out there. today we are in between citizens. we'll look for light showers, leftover showers and cloudy afternoon. cloudy overnight. next storm system is slated to move on in by tomorrow morning. in fact we're talking about light rain in the morning. scattered light rain in the afternoon and it will pick up in the evening hours for the game tomorrow should be wet. heaviest rain into monday morning and after that, it's all over. we're sunny and dry and mild right on through next week. >> terry: next at 8:00, occupy protestors in san francisco took over a building and then police took over. new warning from police about craigslist ads, signs you might be a victim of an hey guys, breakfast! ♪ [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient

how to tie a half-windsor. know, they will tell you how to do that, which is kind of interesting. there you go gives you sort of the history on how to do -- how to do it all, which is kind of great. anyway, this is called interview buzz. it is just an interesting free app, even if you are not looking for a job, it is just kind of fun reading, just to see what you have to remember, what we might have all forgotten to do, you know, since we were last unemployed and unemployment, you know is pretty high these days. so, check it out. back to you. >> looks like a good one. >> yeah. >> thanks, wendy. >> thanks, wendy. >>> when news4 at four continues, we will have a brand-new hd nasa image to show you from nasa. veronica will explain what we are looking at. >>> rachael ray joins the first lady in northern virginia in a push to get kids to eat healthier at school. >>> also, join us on nbc washington nonstop at 9:00 it is foodies, wendy rieger explores the food of all raw cuisine. >>> stay tuned for nonstop scene d.c.

north rolling road at windsor boulevard. and we have fire activity in baltimore city. that has loch raven boulevard, closed between argon drive and east cold spring lane. let's take a live look, as you can see, that is part of the delay, due to the accident at shawan road. expect at least 20 minutes to get through. this traffic report is brought to you by bill's carpet, hardwood and laminate, too. bill's has it all for you. you can call them at 1-877-75- bills. >>> in urban areas, open space, soonier -- sooner or later becomes developed. some of those little pockets of green may soon be put off limits. >> reporter: an urban center in towson wouldn't be urban without asphalt. and a little community open space is often harder to come by. and sometimes harder to hold onto. >> every property in baltimore county has some sort of development potential. and what we're saying is there should be some properties that don't have development potential. >> reporter: councilman david marks is among those proposing a law that would preserve open spaces in baltimore. often, homeowners

his technician gene windsor retired recently after suffering a stroke.interviews these days and two of them died in april of 2002 within days of each other from illness. air florida is little known to newer generations who should know that aviation is safer because of new rules imposed as a result of that crash. >> and we have to mention arlen williams who also survived the crash but was trapped in the wreckage and he drowned when it sank. he handed the rescue rope to others knowing that he could not get out and the 14th street bridge was renamed in his honor. we also have to remind you that on that day 30 minutes after the air florida crash metro crashed killing three people. it was quite a day. >> so dramatic. all that video. >> i was in radio back then. that was one of my first stories as a little cub reporter. but i mean it -- i can't believe it's been 30 years. it's been interesting. people on facebook and twitter, everyone is talking about where they were. it was a seminole moment for the city. >>> and you know when we compare the weather that day

today.students gathered outside windsor mill middle school tuesday....d the keys to a new honda civic. he was given the new set of wheels for winning the 2012 maryland teacher of the year award.parker says a new car was a long time coming. "when i ame into teaching i didnt have a car at all, i actually took, i was at dundalk middle school and i took two buses, one oot of the city and one into the city, so i didnt have a car for about four months, so imagine all the books that i have and papers, with no car." car."the honda civic was donated by the maryland automobile dealers association, which has been awarding brand new cars to the winning teacher for 11 years. overnight dozens of people went through the city, painting messages on the streets... and the city pollce just sat nearby watching it hap. happen. of course, that was the plan, as ravens employees gave the area a fresh coat of ravens support. joel d. smith is live in fells point with some of the evidence. good morning joel d. good morning patrice. 3 as the ravens movv forward to the playoffs... p

we are learning about an accident at windsor mill in.belmont ave bit shutdown at gordon ave. downed tree in hampstead. for 82 closed at brought back road. pulaski highway and 543 in bel camp, crash being cleared. in bel air, conowingo road, watch for an accident. jammed up sat down on the j.f.x. beltway all the way down to 28. still dealing with delays in the white marsh area. starting to improve from white marsh down to the split. john collins joins us with the forecast. >> rain is gone from our area. the thunder shower activity from the jersey coast. here we have clouds and at the temperatures are mild. '88 at b.w.i. marshall, now in the 40's. southwest winds at 8. that's about 20 -- miles per 20 gusts about 20 miles per hour. temperatures in the mid-to- upper-fifties for the high. >> we will have another update at 8:25. >>> it's 8:30 now on a thursday morning, the 12th day of january, 2012. it's a disaster outside. it's pouring, but thank you very much to these few people who stuck around since the wee hours of the morning. now they'r

on the west side also county police at north roland road and windsor boulevard with accident cleanup.'s still plenty of volume, especially as you head further into the downtown region. justin, how's the weekend forecast? >> oh, angela, looking okay. in fact, looks spectacular this morning. there's just one view of clouds trying to roll through annapolis. great sunrise. so many photos shared with us this morning. a band of clouds showing up in manchester. nearby westminster 42, 38 in norrisville. it's a little chilly right by the water, northeastern maryland still holding on to a 34 at churchville and northeast around freezing. rock hall, pasadena, they're already up to 40. same story in owens mills. good looking morning, the clouds are already starting to break up. we'll have ourselves a day with probably a little bit more sunshine expected as 56 is our goal for our two-degree guaranteed high. tonight we'll back it down to about 35. then we're expecting another repeat tomorrow, at least with the temperature back up to around 56. we'll push our way back closer to normal, 47 sunday. sti

accident at windsor road. another one at dogwood. at 70, travel lanes, a look at the jfx, looking at a 15-minute delay, outside, we have a delay on 95 southbound, 19 minutes white marsh to 895. 19 people are missing from the capsized italian cruise liner. >> reporter: the two were among the last to make it on the lifeboat. silver spring resident, ana, took her daughter on the cruise to celebrate her graduation from the university of maryland. the nightmare began when the ship started swaying and seeing water rush in to the 5th floor cabin. authorities are blaming the captain for steering the boat too close to rock and facing charges. 13 people have been found dead, since the disaster step days ago. back to you. >>> stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, up next a study changes criteria for diagnosis of autism and exclude thousands of families from social ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there were three people who claimed god told them to run. cain, perry and michele bachmann. all said they got the go ahead from you know who. and god's 0 for 3

leaders opened, simon pearce, windsor open, the wagon company opened, welcome home marketing open.eral store in bridgewater corners, open. northfield, opened. nelson's hardware, open. the rochester cafe come open. wage field, open just down the street, open, and the list goes on and on. the lesson for vermont government hoping to grow jobs in vermont is pretty simple. getting credit to entrepreneurs when they need it most grows prosperity in the gross jobs. in fact there's nothing standing in the reaffirm on's job creators that cannot be made right by a partnership with state government that is built on a foundation of common sense, trust expedited with capital for businesses when the others won't lend to them. [applause] vermont's response to irene perfectly illustrates the strong state of our state. perhaps the greatest lesson we can take from the challenges of the previous four months is that despite the devastation, despite our part >> and payne, we are bound by a common purpose. we are also bound by tragic loss. to the hundreds and hundreds of vermonters who lost so much, lost

leaders opened, simon pearce, windsor open, the wagon company opened, welcome home marketing open. sunrise general store in bridgewater corners, open. northfield, opened. nelson's hardware, open. the rochester cafe come open. wage field, open just down the street, open, and the list goes on and on. the lesson for vermont government hoping to grow jobs in vermont is pretty simple. getting credit to entrepreneurs when they need it most grows prosperity in the gross jobs. in fact there's nothing standing in the reaffirm on's job creators that cannot be made right by a partnership with state government that is built on a foundation of common sense, trust expedited with capital for businesses when the others won't lend to them. [applause] vermont's response to irene perfectly illustrates the strong state of our state. perhaps the greatest lesson we can take from the challenges of the previous four months is that despite the devastation, despite our part >> and payne, we are bound by a common purpose. we are also bound by tragic loss. to the hundreds and hundreds of vermonters who lost s

her name is eddy y windsor.ause] you may know her when she stepped out in the 1960s when she met her beloved partner. they lived an extraordinary life together for decades, and we know eddy in many ways, but one of the ways we know her now is at the ripe beautiful age of 8 # years -- 82 years old, she's fighting the federal government for the recognition of that beautiful relationship. please thank you eddy and every other lgbt in this room. [applause] for many years, sage, the task force, and our lgtb aging partners across the country pushed the federal government to take actions to address the particular challenges faced by lgtb older people. those pie pioneers paveed the wy for us to be in the room and do the activism that we do. it was central to our work because the federal government is the largest funder of community based aging services and sets the tone for aging policy at all levels of government, but year after year, our efforts to get the federal government to pay attention when -- went nowhere, and

share an springfield and made that on a map of vermont, that would be like brattleboro, springfield, windsorome away richard junction. the travel time between those places is relatively insignificant. the speaker earlier was talking about how difficult the travel time is around here and importance of the local delivery and so forth. i don't believe the business case has been correctly analyzed by the post office. finally what i want to say is that i went on to your website to understand how these business cases are put together. you can get all of the documents that show what needs to be filled out in order to prepare one of these business cases. but you know what, you cannot download the filled out forms for this study that's been done around white river junction. in fact, you can download and read what has been sold out for any of the post offices here. and another thing is they are is no evidence that there is any investigation of consolidating into white river junction as opposed to eliminating white river junction and consolidating elsewhere. so, i say this material should be made avail

share an springfield and made that on a map of vermont, that would be like brattleboro, springfield, windsorichard junction. the travel time between those places is relatively insignificant. the speaker earlier was talking about how difficult the travel time is around here and importance of the local delivery and so forth. i don't believe the business case has been correctly analyzed by the post office. finally what i want to say is that i went on to your website to understand how these business cases are put together. you can get all of the documents that show what needs to be filled out in order to prepare one of these business cases. but you know what, you cannot download the filled out forms for this study that's been done around white river junction. in fact, you can download and read what has been sold out for any of the post offices here. and another thing is they are is no evidence that there is any investigation of consolidating into white river junction as opposed to eliminating white river junction and consolidating elsewhere. so, i say this material should be made available. we a

would throw his life away the way her uncle, king edward viii did when he married the duchess of windsore was concerned that would happen. >> throwing his life away would mean marrying camilla? >> well, yes. at that point. at that point. later on, obviously, after diana died and she became, you know, she got to know camilla better and she could see that camilla made her son very happy. and so camilla has been brought into the family. she's become a very hard worker in the royal family. and the queen likes her. she's a sporty down to earth. i've met her a few times. she's funny. and i think, look, for a mother, the most important thing is to have a woman make your son happy. >> let's talk about the queen's relationship with her grandsons. with william and harry because it seems to be very close. though i must say i heard some people say during the wedding with kate and will that the queen didn't look that happy. >> well, she once said she didn't have a naturally smiley face the way her mother did. and other people who knew her said that when she's -- when she's very -- when she's feeling

>> we have a call from windsor, connecticut. >> i wanted to talk about a couple of things. first of all, i find it curious that ron paul has these accusations against him, rapism and things he said before, however rick santorum and his supporters -- he is running on the platform that he does not like a marriage very much. this is another one of those issues that society is passed today. i do not think those are true issues and it is distracting from things that people need to be talking about. >> who do support? >> bai support ron paul. >> how the city you're progressing for your candidate? >> i see him doing very well. he brings people from more than just the republican party, and independents and democrats as well agree with a lot of things he says. rick santorum and a lot of the people, they are hard-core conservatives and. not a lot of people can agree with that. they are not too popular with the masses. ron paul, i think he can get past that. >> can i ask how old you are? >> i am 19. >> how involved have you been in the campaign? have you been working for the candidate

share an springfield and made that on a map of vermont, that would be like brattleboro, springfield, windsorme away richard junction. the travel time between those places is relatively insignificant. the speaker earlier was talking about how difficult the travel time is around here and importance of the local delivery and so forth. i don't believe the business case has been correctly analyzed by the post office. finally what i want to say is that i went on to your website to understand how these business cases are put together. you can get all of the documents that show what needs to be filled out in order to prepare one of these business cases. but you know what, you cannot download the filled out forms for this study that's been done around white river junction. in fact, you can download and read what has been sold out for any of the post offices here. and another thing is they are is no evidence that there is any investigation of consolidating into white river junction as opposed to eliminating white river junction and consolidating elsewhere. so, i say this material should be made availa