fell into the life boat, blaming the fact that the vessel was tilting. next we expect to hear from more crew members and passengers. schettino is also expected to testify. back to you, kate. erin, thank you so much. let s head to germany where officials are starting to reveal some of the art that s been found decades after being stolen and stashed away by the nazis. diana magnay has that. another spectacular art find in germany, this time works by y picaso and renoir. police say the two collections are connected. this time, though, the owner willingly handed his over because he says he was worried about security. kate? all right, diana, thank you very much for that. in london, a shocking new development in the news of the
temperatures, d.c. 33, chicago 21. now, these are the current temperatures without the wind chill. we have winds gusting out there. take a look at the numbers now. now let s take a look at the numbers once we add in the wind chill. we re talking about 12 degrees in chicago. that s what it feels like outside right now. also the teens in minneapolis. they re used to it. new york, though, just into the 20s. boston feels like the teens at 16. so why, yes. by now i think we know it s that dome of high pressure that brought that cool air in. even as far as down to the south, look at the temperature drop here. we re talking about highs today. not warming up very much. new york city looking for the 30s. same thing for boston. that s like 15 degrees below normal and same story as you go all the way down to the south. yes, new orleans today looking for temperatures just into the 50s. so for that reason, especially in the morning hours, we re chilly out there. we re talking about frost and freeze
through the afternoon. these are the highs. new orleans only seeing 56. new york city today actualitily only looking for 39 degrees. here s the good news, yes, that dome of high pressure shifts offshore by tomorrow. with that, you get the winds coming out of the south. when that happens we quickly warm up. by tomorrow, we ll be talking about temperatures already into the 50s right where they should be. i learned a new little word. richard quest said it is pocky out this morning. what is pocky? blistery? no, just this. with richard quest you don t ask questions, you just say yes. new word. also a chance not a word. he could have made it up. could have been a quest-ism. pocky. i ll go with it. here he comes to explain it. pocky. what does it mean? pocky. is there an r in there. yes, p-a-r-k-y. it means it s very parky out
the merger may be good news for investors but is it good for us, the consumer? consider this, less than a decade ago, there were nine major airlines but the industry has gone through merger after merger after merger and now with this new deal, only four major airlines would remain. some experts say prices could go up on certain routes where american and u.s. airways went head to head because obviously that competition would disappear. some experts also say fares could drop at seven major airports where under this justice department agreement the two airlines will have to sell their takeoff and landing slots to low-cost carriers but really, kate, we won t know the true impact until this merger is complete. are you getting any idea, of course it matters when the merger is complete, any idea what kinds of changes flyers could expect to see right away? the court have to approve the deal. most likely they will. we expect that process will wrap up by the end of the year.
welcome back to new day, everyone, it s wednesday, november 13th. coming up in the show, sarah palin s speaking out on everything from her relationship from god to governor chris christie s weight. and you ve got to hear what she told cnn s jake tapper about the pope. didn t know she was catholic. plus, breaking news in the miami dolphins scandal. a day after owner steven ross said he would meet with accuser jonathan martin he s not. turns out it may not be up to him. we ll tell you why. and making news this morning, imagine this, freedom for ryan ferguson after nearly a decade behind bars in month. he was released tuesday after his murder conviction was overturned and prosecutors decided not to retry him for the 2001 death of newspaper editor ken heitholt. he had been implicated by charles erickson who claimed he had dream-like memories of both of them committing the crime. last year, erickson recanted and