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showers on cape cod, but metro boston, dry day. much cooler than yesterday. upper 30s this morning. mid-40s this afternoon with a chilly northeasterly wind making it feel like the upper 30s. 30s. jadiann: thank you so much, j.r. let s get over the danielle gersh with your morning traffic. jeremy: good morning, jadiann. danielle: looking good out there so far. zakim bridge, leverett connector, wide open. no delays yet. go to the maps. route 93 looking good. so is route 1. go to the maps. the pike also looking good. no delays to tell you about. expressway, wide open. all green there. just about a ten-minute drive from the expressway into boston. we do have a little bit of a delay maybe on the pike. looking pretty good, though. minutes. christa: danielle, thank you. the norfolk district attorney investigating a burned body found in milton. on blue hill avenue near the mattapan line. we also know the state fire marshal is investigating. the d.a. says it s really t ....
coli. as city inspectors say they found three violations at the restaurant. and chipotle says city health officials agree with them that the pattern among the sickened students looks more like norovirus than e. coli which sickened 50 customers in nine states. norovirus is spread from contaminated people or surfaces. among the violations city inspectors say they found at chipotle was hot steak and chicken founds if not at the required temperature. and employee allowed to work sick last thursday even though they shouldn t have been there. and a manager not doing his or her job preventing spread of illness. city inspectors couldn t say whether any of these violations led to the sickness. we have statutory requirements that every restaurant is required to attain. are any of these critical violations? yes, they are. the food temperature ones is critical. employee is critical. and then you know, the temporary suspension of the permit because of the report. they are crit ....
your ancestors walked on and now their bones lay beneath. not for sale. the american history tour continues with a new mexico plow and a- new mexico pueblo visit to a spanish mission in florida that was aimed at converting native americans to christianity. all sunday at 2:45 eastern here on c-span. james rosen on how the u.s. government wastes millions of taxpayer dollars on the war on terror. really the only u.s. official who became who really try to investigate what happened to all the money that the united s states sent to iraq. there are different estimates. over $11 billion of the roughly $20 billion in iraqi money that the united states sent back to .raq was unaccounted for what stewart balance investigators found was that nearly $2 billion in cash, in $100 bills was stolen after it was flown from andrews air force base to baghdad, apparently by powerful iraqis, and was being hidden in a poker in rural lebanon. sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific. c ....
more on the state of college byletics at an event hosted the big 12 conference. athletesters, former and university officials discuss the pros and cons of the current how things might change if some athletes were paid for performance. from the national press club in washington, this is about 1:15. good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us here. of our panelion discussion today, organized and sponsored by the big 12 conference. collegeathletes athletics occupies a unique position in our culture. the athletes themselves can be among the biggest stars in sports. think about johnny football. not, theyr stars or will likely work hard. colter, former northwestern quarterback, testified before the national labor relations that he spent 50 to 60 hours a week during training camp in the summer and once the his commitment to a student, he be said, in light of his athlete.ns as an a finding of that same nlrb likely a significant step in radically changing further h ....
realignment was all about? right now there s nothing to realign. down the road there might be some without this kind of help i m talking about and my fear it s going to be a bifurcated system where you re going to have certain conferences and certain universities that are going to go for the dollars and now we re going to have a total blurring of the professional versus the collegiate model in sports. and we talk about student athletes as employees, i mean, we re going to go right up against that as close as we possibly can with payments and things of that nature without the enforcement that s necessary to kind of curtail that. we are going to ultimately have people paid. some people have been speaking about having, you know, agents involved now in recruitment, having them involved in negotiating, certain conditions and terms and wages for student athletes. you know, we got this jeffrey kessler case. i hate to give it that name because he s the attorney. he s not the pl ....