rockhaven, in fife. in fife. well, there may be a fife connection. let's see underneath. ah., and it's a very famous name. wemyss. you've heard of the wemyss factory? very well known. it wasn't at wemyss, as some people think. it was in kirkcaldy. the fife pottery of robert heron made it. but the thing that puzzles me is this is not normal wemyss decoration. normally, it's very vivid color large roses, fruit very colorful. this is very restrained for a piece of wemyss ware. do you know anything about the history of this piece? it doesn't actually belong to me. it belongs to a lady friend of mine who inherited it in her aunt's will. her great-great grandfather worked in the pottery factory in kirkcaldy. when he retired, this was given to him as a gift. now you've answered the question why doesn't it conform to the usual? obviously, because she worked there she'd seen thousands of pieces with brightly painted roses for the retirement present they wanted something completely different. wemyss ware started in 1882, went through until about 1932 and i would guess this is nearer th

the old guard fife and drum corps prepares for one of its most important performances, one that comesfour years. >> my first solution is -- overwhelming but this is so exciting. >> they corps served as the official of the president going back to 1961. but the tradition started earlier. >> a special role in every innagural going to 1789. >> that is the reason for the colonial uniforms. >> we wear the tri-corner hats. >> instrumetns andnts and songs. the one thing people recognize is "yankee doodle." >> they practice their sequence of songs including a special salute to president obama. >> we make sure we do the troop step -- >> and prepares for the big moment. paving the way for the president. >> to participate in the story -- >> it is an honor. >> chris van cleeve, abc 7 news. >> never etsgets

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the dow nearly hit the 14,000 mark yesterday, reaching the highest level in fife years. after an increase in 850 points in january, the dow is only 200 points away in the all-time high. the result, american investments are surging. the average 401(k) retirement account increased 20% in the last year. from $64,000 to $80,000. >> the worst case scenarios, people can start to think, all right, we're not going the go there. >> reporter: on the housing front, home prices rose 5.5% in november. the biggest year to year increase since the housing bubble. >> this is a miracle in motion. we haven't seen this in probable seb years. >> reporter: housing prices up ten months in a row, up the most in phoenix, nearly 23%. why are buyers lining up? interest rates are historically low. >> we're this the bottom right now, spinning out of it. that gets many off the fence. >> reporter: some americans are sitting on the sidelines waiting for their home value to recover completely. while it seems to economy is humming along, the country is still not out of the woods yet. numbers due out toda

today we've seen fife and drums, military bands, we've seen people standing in for the vice presidentand for president obama, as well as the first lady. and two young girls standing in for sasha and mallia to make it as close to how they expect it to be as possible next week. there's a lot of excitement here in town. we had a chance to speak with the president of the chamber of commerce about some of their expectations, let's listen. >> what we're hearing is anywhere from 600,000 to 800,000 people coming into the city. you compare that to 2008, 2009, 2008 election, 2009 inauguration, it was almost two million. 1.8. those of us in the business community would love to see two million people in our city. but no, we're not looking anywhere near those numbers. >> and so not as many people expected as last time. but if you think about it, 600,000 to 800,000 is no slouch. and of course, while you need tickets to get up close. right here behind me, out on the mall, it's a free for all. so they certainly expect a lot of people. mart snn. >> i always love looking at the video of the stand-ins f

. ♪ [fifes playing] >> i am with the fife and drum corps.ar, it has been strenuous preparing for the inauguration. we have had multiple rehearsals, marching, trying to get everything perfect. we also are premiering one of cowardice sequences, corporate sequences, and we are memorized in the last few months. >> in preparation for the parade, we do or rehearsals. we had a lot of music to learn. we rehearsed it together. individually, we memorized the music. then we added it to the marching. that was a whole nother process of getting precise, getting in sync. marching together, finding music simultaneously. >> this will be my fifth inaugural parade. i first was for president clinton's second in operation in 1997. each one -- second inauguration in 1997. each one is special. i have and in a different place in my career each time i have done it. i have done something different with each and every inaugural parade. looking back on all four that i have done and the one we are about to do, each time it is an honor to be part of it. it is a historica

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when you know barney fife is going to put that one bullet in his gun, it's gonna go off!> rose: what it is it about the prize fight that makes it for an artist for you, so interesting? >> well, the heavyweight championship i watched the fights and sketch the fights. the heavyweight championship is the thing it's the real big time. the stakes are the highest ofok any sport. and i think the most remarkable thing is the heavyweight division hast( no limit to the size, the scale of the people. they can go up to 300 pounds if they want to. and you have two men who are contracted to fight they agree fight, and they both go to training camps and condition themselves to a point where they feel they're unbeatable undamageable. then they get there against the man they know is equally well prepared and he comes down the aisle and goes up the stairs with all these handlers and all the introductions and everything and suddenly everybody clears out of there and it's what we all face everyday. everybody faces it. >> rose: it can be over in three minutes or it can no go for 45 minutes. >

you'd say let's knock it down to seven then five business or related to seven or nine that barney fife used to keep in his pocket in the andy griffith show works quite well for him ok senator durbin asked la pierre if you believe the second amendment is there to protect against guys like you congressman here's what he had to say. we need the firepower and the ability to protect ourselves from our government. from our government from the police if they knock on our doors and we need to fight back do you agree with that point of view center on it without any doubt if you look at why our founding fathers put it there they had lived under the tyranny of king george and they wanted to make sure that these free people in this new country would never be subjugated again and have to live under tyranny well chief johnson you've heard it. the belief the n.r.a. is the second amendment has to give american citizens the firepower to fight back against you against our government that's now so how do you conduct your business in enforcing the law and not knowing what is behind that door i find it to

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and we're going to get to the point where we're like barney fife, a one bullet in the shirt pocket andy allude to use it-- >> and how many have you chronicled people have used weapons to protect themselves. >> 2.5 million. >> sean: and why doesn't the media talk about that. you experience that in law enforcement, people that protected their families. >> sure. >> what about the fast and furious of our great attorney general, that investigation just stopped. and he's going to pull this whole executive order nonsense and happen out of the white house and now what happens. >> sean: your privilege. >> that one, too. >> sean: mark, real quick. >> sean, take it from a constitutional perspective. second amendment, heller case, supreme court, right to bear arms by an individual. however, reasonable restrictions apply. governor cuomo says you can only have seven rounds in your clip. bad guys have-- 95% of pistols, illegal i. >> and the bad guys have 15 or 30, so that's not reasonable, that's not a reasonable restriction. >> (applause) >> well said. we are going to take a break, and promise to ge

winds out of the south at fife to 10. you saw there on the satellite- radar, it is developed. it is university out to the west. 22 tonight. early snow. i think most of us about an inch. outside possibility that a few of us could get in the sweepstakes jackpot like yesterday in southern maryland and get a little more than that. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. sunshine this weekend warm warming up into the mid-30s. we really watch the temperature jump well into the 50s. it will feel like summertime around here by next wednesday with high abouts 5 # degrees. that is -- with highs about 58 degrees. degrees. let's get to julie wright with the traffic. >> here we are live. this happens to be 50 courtesy of the folk up in sky fox. no problems between landover and andrews. southbound baltimore-washington parkway, the incident has cleared. we have problems with metrorail this morning. the green-yellow line experiencing delays due to a switch problem at long tonight plaza. allow extra time there. southbound 270, nice and clear right now. no travel spots to report leaving

if that were me i would be barney t fife. i am 200,000 miles from home.space ship blew up, and m why not feeling optimistic. what went through your mind? >> a lot of people said you didn't understand the situation. >> another crisis. carbon dioxide levels were getting dangerous lehigh. ground control fixed that by instructing the crew to build a makeshift rig they called "the mailbox" to purge the deadly gas from the craft and keep oxygen levels safe. this bought some time for the crew who were barely eating and running low on water. >> you think you lost 14 pounds? >> i didn't realize i lost 14 pounds. i guess i was all charged up. >> they were sick, freezing and tired. but they were safe for now. mission control's next task was to get the broken down craft out of the lunar landing course and back on a free return to earth's trajectory. engineers in houston figured the crew could do this by executing two separate burns or accelerations made from the limping command module. towering that up after the long, cold fleet with one of mission's control's greate

and we're going to get to the point where we're like barney fife, a one bullet in the shirt pocket andnly allude to use it-- >> and how many have you chronicled people have used weapons to protect themselves. >> 2.5 million. >> sean: and why doesn't the media talk about that. you experience that in law enforcement, people that protected their families. >> sure. >> what about the fast and furious of our great attorney general, that investigation just stopped. and he's going to pull this whole executive order nonsense and happen out of the white house and now what happens. >> sean: your privilege. >> that one, too. >> sean: mark, real quick. >> sean, take it from a constitutional perspective. second amendment, heller case, supreme court, right to bear arms by an individual. however, reasonable restrictions apply. governor cuomo says you can only have seven rounds in your clip. bad guys have-- 95% of pistols, illegal i. >> and the bad guys have 15 or 30, so that's not reasonable, that's not a reasonable restriction. >> (applause) >> well said. we are going to take a break, and promise to

just ready to go and people were dressed up like it was 1776 and that was quite a spectacle playing fifeums. very good behavior, motivated by the president's every three feet of uniformed police and air force enlisted personnel. >>shepard: and we will listen in live from 200 animals are playing. >>reporter: you. hear the noises. >>shepard: president obama broke new political ground in the inaugural speech today with the details next and a look at the historical con text and perspective as our coverage from washington continues of the 57th presidential inauguration. e count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. stay fit on the inside with sunsweet's amazing juices. >>shepard: president obama in part of the address today. we have a live look at the inaugural parade which is making its way down pennsylvania avenue. the kind of thing we are waiting for is for the president to get out of the car because clearly that is what

. >> it was a full dress rehearsal done in realtime, you saw the fife and drum band playing, the marinend, members of the military matching in formation and those stand-ins you mentioned for president obama and the first lady, for vice president biden and even two young girls there to stand in for sasha and malia. folks are saying that the people standing in for the first couple actually resemble the first couple. we'd chance to speak with them and the woman who is standing in for the first lady said she tried harness a little bit of michelle obama's style so i think they had some fun with it today, martin. >> i'm sure they did. let's talk about crowds, the first time of the inauguration was historic, it is still historic, i'm wondering, will the crowds be the same? >> we asked the chamber of commerce about that, what expectations r let's listen to what the president of the chamber of commerce told us. >> what we are hearing is 600,000 to 800,000 people coming into the city. you compare that to 2008/2009, 2008 election/2009 inauguration, it was almost 2 million. 1.8. those of us in the

when you know barney fife is going to put that one bullet in his gun, it's gonna go off!wait for that. >> rose: what it is it about the prize fight that makes it for an artist, for you, so interesting? >> well, the heavyweight championship, i watched the fights and sketch the fights. the heavyweight championship is the thing, it's the real big time. the stakes are the highest ofok any sport. and i think the most remarkable thing is the heavyweight division hast( no limit to the size, the scale of the people. they can go up to 300 pounds if they want to. and you have two men who are contracted to fight, they agree fight, and they both go to training camps and condition themselves to a point where they feel they're unbeatable, undamageable. then they get there against the man they know is equally well prepared and he comes down the aisle and goes up the stairs with all these handlers and all the introductions and everything and suddenly everybody clears out of there and it's what we all face everyday. everybody faces it. >> rose: it can be over in three minutes or it can no

and we're going to get to the point where we're like barney fife, a one bullet in the shirt pocket ando use it-- >> and how many have you chronicled people have used weapons to protect themselves. >> 2.5 million. >> sean: and why doesn't the media talk about that. you experience that in law enforcement, people that protected their families. >> sure. >> what about the fast and furious of our great attorney general, that investigation just stopped. and he's going to pull this whole executive order nonsense and happen out of the white house and now what happens. >> sean: your privilege. >> that one, too. >> sean: mark, real quick. >> sean, take it from a constitutional perspective. second amendment, heller case, supreme court, right to bear arms by an individual. however, reasonable restrictions apply. governor cuomo says you can only have seven rounds in your clip. bad guys have-- 95% ofs, illegal i. >> and the bad guys have 15 or 30, so that's not reasonable, that's not a reasonable restriction. >> (applause) >> well said. we are going to take a break, and promise to get you in. and com

with ibm although the stock didn't do that well last year, it's been a great run for the last four or fife years. iibm was written off for did at the beginning of the decade, and it's had a very, very nice corporate turn around. david: mark, i'm suspecting that because you think those guys inside the beltway are going to mess things up again and there will be a buying opportunity, that you're big in cash right now. about what percentage of your portfolio's in cash, and where else is it? >> well, david, i run what i will call a balanced fund of small to mid cap equity, value sensitive and short duration high-yield debt. you know, high-yield debt's now trading with a less than 6% handle, so that's not cheap. i tend to agree with charlie. we happen to be involved with dell. it'll be interesting to see if they can take it private at the price talk they're talking of $14 or $15. i, frankly, think that's too cheap. we valued it in the high teens, and i think other people get to a higher number yet. it'll be interesting to see if michael dell with his 15% and mason hawkins at southern asset with

jordan fife, editor and chief of the school's newspaper, thank you so much. we will be right back.word we're getting, again, unconfirmed that that lockdown at the university of virginia's college at wise is over. unconfirmed at this point. after we got reports a short time ago that there was an alleged gunman on the loose. we'll be right back. d it. but there's one... one that's always eluded me. thought i had it in the blizzard of '93. ha! never even came close. sometimes, i actually think it's mocking me. [ engine revs ] what?! quattro!!!!! ♪ a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. a

we saw the fife and drum band practicing, every branch of the military marching in formation and thenhe stand-ins, the stand-ins for the president and vice president as well as the first lady and even two little girls standing in for sasha and mally yeah, the guy standing in for president obama said the view from that podium is really, really fantastic. >> once-in-a-lifetime experience. what is it going to be like for tourists? can you get a hotel room there. >> reporter: this time around, 600,000 to 800,000, stale lot of people. if you are looking for a hotel room, you are in luck, according to the chamber of commerce. we got a chance to speak with them. let's listen to that. >> we are told that the hotels are not sold out. that is very different than it was four years ago. there is still avail is bill knit all of the major hotels around the city. rates are much higher, i'm sure you heard than it would be for a normal day in the district of columbia. our hotel rates are higher than a lot of cities anyway, but they are averaging around $600 a night. >> reporter: you there heard it sti

and we know that there's at least one fife and drum squad there, practicing and preparing. we've seen all week, all the preps with even the stand-ins for the first family as they prepare for the inauguration. >> yeah, they don't want anything to go wrong here, so they've been practicing for weeks now. and yes, we have a little bit of free music here on the mall, that i'm sure will continue throughout the morning. we'll also have plenty of security here on the mall and around washington, in the days ahead. we'll be talking about that. but do you worry that airport security guards get a little too close? a look at you and your family with those new whole body scanners. well, we'll tell you about some changes the tsa is making after much public outcry. well, i didn. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male annou

>> we probably did that about is four or fife times, but i did it wrong, so i caused them to fly over to reshoot it. whoopsy. it was great. it was really good fun. >> were you terrified, tom? >> doing that stunt i -- the first time i did it, i belly flopped. >> you got lots of cuts and bruises, right? >> lot of cuts and bruises. i have a few scars to show for it. i come home prosecute work, and like would be scrub offing the fake cuts and realize that they're real, and then they would have to incorporate them into the film because of continuity and stuff. >> this is a big -- this was the big tsunami in 2004. i remember i covered it for "dateline." how scary it was for people who were there. looking at this footage, i can see how close to life it is. your career, though, you're not a movie guy from the beginning. you started in theater, right? >> started on stage. absolutely. >> billy elliott in london. >> uh-huh. >> we wish you great luck with your film, with your long runway, your life that's coming ahead of you. >> and with the chicks. >> the hot chicks. >> oh, yeah. nice to meet yo

barney fife used to keep in his pocket in the andy griffith show it works quite well for him ok senator durbin asked la pierre if you believe the second amendment is there to protect against guys like you congressman here's what he had to say. we need the firepower in the ability to protect ourselves from our government. from our government from the police if they knock on our doors and we need to fight back do you agree with that point of view center i mean without any doubt if you look at why our founding fathers put it there they had lived under the tyranny of king george and they wanted to make sure that these free people in this new country would never be subjugated again and have to live under tyranny well chief johnson you've heard it the belief the n.r.a. is the second amendment has to give american citizens the firepower to fight back against you against our government that's not so how do you conduct your business in enforcing the law and not knowing what is behind that door i find it to be a scary creepy and simply it's just not based on logic. congressman i've read the feder