signing the covid-19 origin act. accountability we will have to wait for. more than 400,000 children in the country s second largest school district. attending class 40,000 elmly nos. bus drivers are set picketing. kids and ultimately feel they are being left behind. she gets it. mcneil with the ball takes it. number one goes down and knocks off indiana on their home court baby, there ain t no mountain high enough ain t no valley low enough ain t no river wide enough good morning on this first full day of spring, officially started yesterday late afternoon. you are looking live there at a shot of washington, d.c. where this week will be the peak week for the beautiful cherry blossoms. looking forward to that not looking forward to the allergies maybe that will be coming along with it. but spring has sprung. and the flowers are beautiful. we will see. steve: right there along the titled basin. avoid the traffic in that area. it is terrible. katie: take
book he said my mother was the making of me. she let me follow my bent at a critical time in my life. and there is a spread in the book i will share this with you all where he is burning the furniture with his chemistry experiment. she let him tinker and learn with his hand and head. steve: she was okay with him burning the furniture. she moved him to the basement as you will see in the spread of this book. it says chemistry books inspired 10-year-old al. his family relocated him to the family cellar. create a battery of jars of acid caused the occasional explosion. he will blow us all up the father fumed. let him be, the mother said al knows what he is about. katie: moms are patient. some mothers. she showed patience. it reminds me we all have an obligation to go extend ourselves and accompany young young people. brian: some of the things he invented are? the light bulb.
situation, but, you know, we all thought that she was handling it okay and but you don t know how people think. you can t get inside their head. and it s a chemistry experiment, you know, taking these drugs. i think it s a brain chemistry imbalance and most people can adjust their medicine to make those symptoms go away, but there s no cure for it, but you can control the symptoms a lot of times. she had said publicly that the close of the 2012 tour was really a tough time for her. can you shed any light on that? what did she say to you about that? well, when you are out on the road, when you are a judd, the pressure is on 24/7. i mean, everybody is looking the judds were a huge act.