worst, philly, newark. martha: newark is the best of the bunch in my opinion for this area but i m not surprised they re all on the were sto worst list because all of the regional places are far better to go to. bill: travel and leisure magazine did that. i like la guardia. esny, easy out. there s a new thing out there, tsa pre. the an experimental program that s now getting underway. martha: you can go through with your cell phone in your pocket. bill: everything, you just have to sign up for it on your airline website. i think orlando and new york and about three others right now. but look for this thing to spread. it is a joy to pass through tsa pre. martha: sign me up, bill. it is a picture that is worth a million words, the woman who found a winning lotto ticket, wait until you hear this, she may not get the keep the cash, though. she found the ticket in the
he dribbles down the court. he goes between his legs. he falls down. and then passes underhand to dwyane wade for the basket. heat win the game and go 3-0 in the series. that s amazing. more nba playoffs. indiana hosting chicago. it wasn t the best shooting night for the bulls star derrick rose but he had that basket you saw there. the game on the line. the pacers cannot answer and fall to the bulls. chicago can close out the series tomorrow. more love for second city sports. the blackhawks marian hossa has been missing in action in the playoffs. he broke out last night. two goals including a breakaway. the defending nhl champs stave off elimination for the second straight game. pressure mounts on vancouver as the series returns to chicago. in baseball the new york mets jason bay, he hits a fly ball to shallow right. there it goes. easy out, right? wrong. three houston astros converge on the ball. it drops in there. you see it? goes off the fielder s glove. the runner on base sc
while the white house says he ll speak on matter soon, his reticence says american congress and the american we ll wondering if this conflict will be as easy in, easy out, as the press promised. with me now, mike viqueira. the president has been playing it low key, no public statements on libya since his return. however, word this afternoon that s going change. reporter: jay carney told us the president will be addressing the situation in the near future but we do not expect that today. we have not seen the president publicly since he and his family arrived on the south lawn aboard marine one after their frirn from latin america. we did not see the president yesterday. we expect to him see him briefly this afternoon at an event surrounding the 190th birthday of greek independence but do not expect the president to make any news other than the news of greece. part of the problem here is, americans and the rest of the world, when they see pictures of tomahawks flying and sorties
move out. here is $1,500 to do that. what about the people who paid all their bills and the next door neighbor? everybody will jump on the band wagon and take the deal. it will cause more foreclosures. people who did the right thing are going to say why did i do the right thing? neil: the argument for, as i understand it, they don t do it, people doing the right thing will really get hurt. why? neil: well, i m just saying. but no, they say that it s just going to produce more deteriorated valued homes on the market and this prevents that. it doesn t. it causes more people to jump on the band wagon, easy out. neil: one way or the other you re plagued with sm supply. in fact, worse. neil: wouldn t it just be near term supply hitting the market what is near-term. what is long-term? maybe you didn t get the note on neil s show when