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They've filed a complaint against the school board in response to the providence mayor's decision to fire more than 1,900 teachers because of a $40 million school budget deficit. he needs to fire them all in order to have the freedom to hire them back. the union plans to hold a solidarity rally at providence city hall today. crews in florida, as we know yesterday, were struggling with that huge wildfire. now trying to get two wildfires under control. they've burned 18,000 acres in two counties. and it's all along the east coast of florida there. a busy part of i-95, which is threatened by th...

See your doctor. simple. continuing coverage of our top story, the oil spill is in the gulf of mexico, the extent of the damage to the coastal region depends in large part on weather conditions if the gulf in the coming weeks. it's headed toward the mouth of the mississippi and south louisiana but if the winds shift, chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is in the weather center. what does the forecast look like? >> i just looked at the conditions across the gulf. winds for the most part sustained at 10 to 15 miles an hour and gusting to around 20 to 23. that is out of the south, the bad directio...

The winds shift. right now officials are saying that the slick itself, the closest point of the slick to the u.s. shoreline, is about 23 miles southeast of the louisiana -- the point -- the southernmost point of louisiana. they are saying they do not expect landfall of that oil within the next three days. contessa. >> thanks so much for bringing us up to date. south florida police are warning wealthy men to be ware of wylie women. these women who are seductive and maybe act a little too friendly. police say a ring of female thieves are using sex appeal to lure lonely men in and then use the ...

The winds have changed a little bit today. yesterday we had everything making a right turn and going right over the u.k. to parts of spain and france. today the wind pattern has changed a little bit into -- more of a westerly direction. it's getting a little bit more back to normal. and that means that conditions should be improving if not today or tomorrow certainly the day after. today is going to be a dicey situation, i'm guessing they won't take much chance as far as opening air space too quickly. as i know, ash in an aircraft, anywhere near an aircraft is devastating. they don't mess with...

Gusts of 70 miles per hour. there was a high guest of 112 miles per hour which is pretty significant because the eye wall wrapped around that one just to the south of. it was in some pretty significant observation there. what is also important is that the height of this buoy is only at three meters. it is not very tall. you have to realize the buoy is bouncing around in 25, 30, 35-foot seas. that value of 112 miles per hour is pretty significant. >> this is meteorologist bill karins here with msnbc. i saw that the water level in new bern is starting to recede. it is still above ten feet so sti...