thank you very much. alicia a kuhn yeah my apologies. we were just speaking with claudia a short time ago. martha: there are new threats from north korea on the u.s. is taking action. why these threats, a lot of people feel could be very different this time. we are going to talk to a senator who is heading to the korean peninsula soon. bill: also a major upset, march madness wow ncaa top ranked women s basketball team the defending champion baylor losing to louisville. baylor coming back from a 20 of my point lead to make it close in the final minutes but it came down to free throws. a stunning upset 82-81 and the last game for a baylor great brittany wright. more than two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we ve worked hard to keep it.
can see it s tkraoeufrpblgts while many arit s dry. reporter: while many are enjoying the spring i ve like weather. 50 degrees? can t beat that in january. reporter: many others are praying for snow. it can never snow too much, so, that s why we are snowplow drivers. reporter: and resorts and farmers now saying that they still have a lot of winter left, so they are hopeful things will get better. bill: it is ironic to watch you right now in all the white stuff in den srefrplt denver. i know it s snowing up in the mountains. we know you need more too. thanks. alicia a kuhn toda acuna reporting. martha: there shall reports that a nuclear scientist was targeted and killed on the streets of teheran. bill: newt gingrich wrapping up a speech on the streets in north