i was upset and sad to see you giving china american jobs when we need them badly. >> reporter: chuck buck letters force the them to make a cower correction. >> "buck knives have lost my respect and credibility as a solid u.s. manufacturer." >> reporter: their brand was damaged. >> they just can't stand to have that "c" word on there. >> reporter: the "c" word being? >> being china. >> reporter: the message was loud and clear-- buck knives pivoted and brought their production product and the jobs to their factory in idaho. >> i think there's such an understanding among americans when you buy something made in america, the job you're saving just might be your own. >> reporter: the decision was not solely patriotic. with wages in china rising 20% annually, the numbers began to favor american manufacturing. >> china was a great place to go in 2001 when wages were only 58 cents an hour. wages are risen rapidly, and that means companies are starting to look at bringing jobs back to the united states. >> reporter: buck knives is not alone. general electric, cater pillar, and master lock are all

and that bottle of two buck chuck may not be so bad after all. a new report by a top private equity firm is predicting wine prices will go up this year. that's due to a looming shortage of grapes. and as higher gas prices make it more expensive to ship, both grapes and the finished product. california wines will be the first to go up followed by other western states. back to you. >> all right. thank you much. have you noticed at safeway that have that big deal you get -- i always feel kind of bad. >> really? >> pushing that much wine in a cart. >> you cover it up with bread, bagels, little this -- >> considered exercise. just a very thrifty shopper. two buck chuck for everybody. >> you're going to want the white wine for the weather -- it's going to be hot around here. definitely a nice chardonnay on the patio. as we head throughout the afternoon, it's perfect weather for that, but come this weekend, temperatures are going to be really hot. so basically want you to drink lots of water if you're going to be spending any time outdoors. you want to

. >>> and finally a bottle of two-buck chuck may not look bad. they're predicting wine will go up.t dice the a looming shortage of grapes and higher gas prices. california wines will be the first to go up follow by other western states. not such great news. back over to you. >> we've been warned. >>> space shuttle "discovery" is planning its big day. the smithsonian will host a retirement party like none it ever has. sounds like fun, megan. >> reporter: it's a terrific day out here, and, of course, before "discovery" can come and be a part of the permanent collection here, "enterprise," which is the pro prototype shuttle, that has to leave. you can see they've already removed a section of the hangar behind it so that the tail of "enterprise" can fit through the hangar. what they're going to do is right around 7:00 they're going to push it out onto the tarmac. they're going to take it down away from the hangar, and then at about 10:30 this morning, it's going to be towed onto the grounds of the udvar-hazy center. the two will be nose to nose out there on the tarmac. so quite a sight

chuck, watch shares of apple today. if it the stock reaches roughly 643 bucks, apple's market value will top $600 billion, becoming only the second company to do so. microsoft hit that mark in 1999. it's only taken apple six weeks to go from 500 to $600 billion. back over to you. >> i assume that makes their gdp higher than what most -- the equivalent of gdps of most countries around the world. jackie, thanks very much. >>> mitt romney trying to change lanes, shifting from the primary lane to the general election road. the road ahead isn't smooth. up next, we'll do a little back seat driving with mike murphy. one-time adviser to the former massachusetts governor. >>> plus, massachusetts democrat elizabeth warren is raising money at record levels. we'll tell you why it's not just a republican opponent who is being left in the dust. >>> and you're looking live at live pictures here. this is air force one, scheduled to take off on this very beautiful day here, any minute now. the president is leaving andrews air force base en route to florida. a couple of campaign events, an official event on the buffett rule. hence the r

chuck barry and fats domino couldn't get their music played on white radio stations. they called it race music and they wouldn't play it unless, of course, you slipped them a couple of bucks table. so it was very hard for a lot of these performers to get exposure to the white audience and the white kids were the ones that could afford to go out and buy the records. when people like chuck barry appeared on "american bandstand." you remember the old tag line, it was a good beat and easy to dance to. it was all about the music and it didn't matter what color or gender or what social position. it was about the music. and these were breakthrough performances in terms of exposure to the white audience for people that otherwise might have struggled to a great degree in obscurity in the music business. so a lot of the white rock 'n' roll artists, elvis, jerry lee lewis took their music from black artists and black performers. you listen to some of the early records that were recorded by presley and jerry lee lewis, too, in particular, it was all music that was written by chuck barry and produced by little richard and who recorded hound dog, but it was all of the white people took