all along the danube, where bleak fortresses had guarded the river, a chain of magnificent abbeys wasuilt. the victory over the turks meant that money was now available for grand enterprises. the monks' taxes paid for buildings rather than for weapons. these abbeys were meant to serve not only as religious communities, but also as hospices for the emperor. saint florian's abbey, begun in 1689, is the work of an italian and an austrian-- carlo carlone and jakob prandtauer. in true baroque fashion, the new abbey was a stage upon which royal ritual could be played out by the visiting emperor. paradoxically, the stage usually lacked its leading actor, for the emperor himself rarely visited any of the abbeys. but it didn't matter. the object was not imperial housing. it was to make a political point, to bear witness to the unity of christianity and empire. here we're dealing not with the glorification of an individual emperor, but with the need to assert the divine right to rule of an institution, the hapsburg empire. newly victorious over the turks, the austrians believed themselves to be

everyone is a fan of "downton abbey." so happy he announced he will become a season regular on "downtown abbey" his favorite show. debuting a sneak peek. the show said that was bogus and not going to happen. and then, this happened. >> i'm lord wilcott and the new owner of downtown abbey. >> this is carson, we would be lost without him. >> pleasure to meet you, carson. >> he introduces himself as lord wilcott. this happens after he says i am the first black cast member on downtown, "downton abbey" whatever the bleep it is called. if you have sense of humor. it's hilarious. he's been digitally inserted into all the famous scenes of "downton abbey." >> i don't watch a lot of tv. dramas like this. i wandered into the room it was on. i sat down. i got hooked. >> if nothing else, p-diddy brought "downton abbey" to a group of people who have no idea what it is about. may keep it on their television, i m because of the p-diddy spoof. >> if you look at downton abbey say you don't want to watch that show, it's like "dallas" salaci

well, listen, abbey and amanda and all of you there, so glad you made it out. thank you so much for joining me. >> the only reason we made it out is all the staff members. they are awesome teachers, and they knew exactly what to do. >> so many heroic teachers in the last 48 hours. i salute all of you. you're a courageous bunch. >> yes, sir. >> thank you very much. on behalf of all of the families and parents who will be, i'm sure, incredibly grateful to you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, rebuilding when you've lost everything. i'll talk to a man who knows all about this. he has helped communities ravaged by superstorm sandy. and we'll ask him what lessons he has learned. >>> and a british soldier macheted to death in the middle of the street. one of the suspects says he stayed on the scene to tell why he did it. quite horrific. that's coming next. >> announcer: you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. >> hi. >> hi. you know, i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. >

there is no way those kids could afford that abbey.o if you're also reading gatsby for the b.b.c., you have to read it once for each club. the american version for mine. for theirs the english version. all the chapters are in celsius. instead of west egg, gatsby lives in east bangers-upon-mash. now i'll be reading right up until my first book club meeting thursday when i assume we will discuss how this opulent consequence-free lifestyle reaches its inevitable happy ending. folks, i hope you had a great weekend. i did. i spent it at the big annual n.r.a. meeting in houston, texas. not to be confused... ( cheers and applause ). yes, the annual n.r.a. meeting in houston texas not to be confused with the daily n.r.a. meeting that is houston, texas. and this year's theme was accessories. like pink assault rifles and bra holsters. now, fellows can brag about getting to second amendment. one thing i her repeatedly down there this weekend is that obama is coming for our guns. now i'm not one to believe in farout conspiracy theories probably be

. >> the only terms i know are, her downton abbey. >> which brings us to the royal birth announcement. the first one in the digital age. when, where and how will we all know? >> for hundreds of years, they put a notice on the railings of buckingham palace. >> my guess is what'll happen is that william will be on his blackberry and tweeting to all his -- to a friend who will leak it. and that's how we'll know. i'll bet. >> the imminent arrival marks the first time in almost 120 years that a reigning monarch, queen elizabeth the second, is alive at the same time also three generations of future heirs. >> this child will be the constitutional monarch of 16 sovereign states. >> defender of the faith. commander of the british army. >> so, when we see our current queen hold this baby, that really is going to be a very historic moment. >> for the queen, especially, she'll think, ll, they're not getting rid of us yet. >> i think it's the most glorious chapter in the windsor soap opera. hurray. it's the season premier. new baby. wonderful! >>> next -- naming the godparents. who's in the runnin

there is now a date for the premiere of the new season of "downton abbey." >>> two jackpots. $2 and a dream. >>> this morning, signs that the country's financial footing is improving. these numbers are even surprising. some number crunchers in washington. take a look. in april the u.s. posted a rare budget surplus adding $113 billion. that is the largest surplus in five years. what's more, when the physical car year ends in september, the budget deficit is expected to shrink to $642 billion. 200 billion less than was expected just a few months ago. >>> the head of google is facing a major health challenge this morning. ceo larry page reveals he has a paralyzed left vocal cord and severely restricted right vocal cord. investors worried last summer when he lost his voice and missed two key meetings for the company but says he can still handle his duties even though his voice remains soft and raspy. >>> u.s. airlines cleaned occupy an baggage fee changes. the 15 largest carriers took in more than $6 billion of those fees. the most since they became common five years ago. delta took in th

. >> abbey, sincere enough for you? >> she has got to be so humiliated.g darker hair and darker roles, but she's america's sweetheart and i think she is always wants to be america's sweetheart. she's got to be absolutely humiliated. we remember that we're all human beings at the end of the day. i think it really depends on how they handle the situation. she's making it clear that this is a lesson learned. this is whatnot to doment i think we can commend her for that. >> yeah, i got thrown out of a nightclub in my 20s. i never said to the guy don't you know who i am? we've all had our moments. >>> let me come to you about this other video today. what do you make of the kwon tro ver si? >> i don't think i can do this? >> it's easy. just point to it. >> you better not snitch on a player. snitchers get stitches, fool. >> what's your verdict? was it clever? satirical? ironic? or was it just plain offense ef. >> i'm going to go with racist for 500, alex. here's the thing. it can be satirical, witty and i'm all for that. even the goat was black, the only person

well lo abbey he's planning to appeal but you know if that appeal doesn't work out basically jerry is looking at the full eighteen months term until the until the grand jury expires thank you so much and. our two correspondents are near zero. what. were your numbers are going to be like. it's been a difficult week for the obama administration from everything from and ghazi to the iris scandal to the a.p. hack the corporate media was an uproar over the a.p. hack but now news is coming out over another d.o.j. related news hack it all started when the washington post reported on classified information about north korea in two thousand and ten now while investigating that leak the department of justice issued a secret subpoena to access the private e-mails of james rosen of fox news reporter so what's going on here what does this latest hack signify and what it's greater implications well earlier i was joined by david seaman journalist host of the david seaman hour and i asked him why this leak is different and here's what he had to say. i mean this case is different because instead of fo

(narrator) turner adopted the picturesque approach but focused on the abbey itself.is precocious virtuosity as a watercolorist was beginning to emerge. wales provided him with many picturesque subjects. the interior of the abandoned norman priory at ewenny with its pools of shadow, broken by raking light reminded one critic of rembrandt. by the mid 1790s, turner had taken up oil painting. he learned by looking at 17th century dutch marine paintings and especially the idealized landscapes by two french artists who worked in italy-- nicholas poussin and claude lorraine. turner followed claude's example by ennobling landscapes with historical or mythological figures. he made frequent visits to wales. as he moved further into the mountains, he found subjects that were central to one of the most powerful elements in late 18th century british aesthetic thought-- the sublime. ♪ the idea of the sublime, embodied by the overpowering majesty of nature's grandeur, was an idea popularized by the philosopher edmund burke. for burke, contemplating that grandeur-- either directly o

a leading figure in the radicalization of the environmentalist movement was edward abbey. he began sawing down billboards in mexico in 1958 demand in the early 70's other groups to follow suit with similar operations. for example, there was a group called the echo raiders who cut down billboards and destroyed newly constructed homes in the area of tustin, ariz., and their exploits became the model for a gang of activists depicted in a book called the monkey wrench gang. that book was written by edward abbey, and that novel is believed to have inspired some environmentalists to seek a more radical vehicle for their activism, and this culminated with the creation of earth first in 1980. so over the years the movement became more prone to vandalism. this led to the creation of even more radical spinoff organizations. for example, hours liberation front or elf was founded in england in 1992. not long thereafter both came to the united states. pursue direct action approach that involves things like seven tosh can vandalism. it's essentially a leaderless movement. rather than ha

. >>> turning now to entertainment, dalton abbey fans can dress like their favorite character. the producer announced they are working on an entire range of products to be released. >>> jamie foxx has been offered the daddy warbucks role in the "annie" remake. he won't be daddy warbucks. he'll be named benjamin stacks. the paramedic who tried revive michael jackson after his fatal overdose was called as the first witness in the ongoing wrongful death case recalling the scene in chilling detail. he said jackson resembled someone at the end of a long stage disease process. hundreds of dancers descended on new york to audition for the rockettes. robert downey jr. continued the press rounds for iran man 3 by ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange. he surprised hundreds of hurricane sandy victims by an early screening. >> daddy warbucks that series is doing really well. >> he's benjamin stacks. are you and "iron man" fan? >> i saw the first one. >> it's good. >> i'm mara schiavocampo, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>>

that's rough-- missing the last season of "downton abbey." please welcome c.j. chivers. besides the fact you're the author of the book "the gun" about the ak-47, most durable machine ever made by mankind, probably-- killing machine at least. you're also the guy from the "new york times" who shows up on the cover here saying-- in syria, clash over highway a bitterly personal war by c.j. chivers. i see your name there. are you the only time in the "new york times" on the ground there in syria right now? >> at the moment i am. >> stephen: what do i need to know about syria that i'm not learning because there's not a lot of coverage of syria in the mainstream press because it's a bummer. >> in human terms it's a sorrow. and the thing you need to know probably for starters are the human terms. we're talking something like 100,000 people killed so far in the conflict, millions of people displaced in a country that is systematically, economically, physically, socially be destroyed. >> stephen: should we be there with boots on the ground? >> the syrians would like sosee us there

. >> i didn't know he died in downtown abbey. >> i haven't gotten on board that yet. >> it is a good one. >> check it out on twitter >>> we want to check in with meteorologist, christina loren. >> did you ever get into "downton abbey." >>> 78 degrees in livermore, 64, san francisco, 64, san jose and 78 degrees in santa rosa. it is going to be a very nice day. we're going to lose that cloud cover earlier than yesterday. do watch out. we have some fog hovering at the 500 to 1,000 foot level. heading over the hills this morning. you could lose that visibility. we want to check on your drive right now. mike knows everything that's happened around the bay. >> thank you. some stuff we are not going to talk about, because people just waking up. looking over here toward the north bay. a smooth drive building up a tad. let me get you over to that map for that area. back, back, back. heading down into san rafael. 101 moves smoothly as well. there is that crash we are tracking. it sounds like a tractor. still partially in the roadway. back to you. >>> hundreds of people in pleasanton are taking

that was written by edward abbey. that novel is believed to have inspired some environmentalists to seek a more radical vehicle for their activism. this culminated with the creation of earth first in 1980. so over the years the movement became more prone to vandalism. this led to the creation of even more radical spin of organizations. for example, earth liberation front was founded in england in 1992. not long thereafter the united states. members, they pursue a so-called direct action approach to saving the environment. that involves things like sabotage and vandalism. it is essentially a leaderless movement. rather than having a formal member, the guidelines, they produce these guidelines that exert activists to cause economic damage to those that they believed the spoil the environment. now, today ecotourism has not been very lethal, but it has been quite costly. there is much overlap in the between echo extremists and the radical animal liberation movement. in 1976 the animal liberation front was founded. it was

. >>> "downton abbey f" fans, they're working on an entire range of products to be released this year. official apparel, homeware, stationery and furniture. bill's going to get some of those old hats. >> the dresses. >> i didn't want to say anything there. jamie foxx has been offered the daddy warbucks role. fox's name will not actually be daddy warbucks. the character's updated name is benjamin stacks. you get that, $100 bill. >> nah. >> what would you pick, then? >> i don't know. i'm not that creative. >> we've got time. another two minutes. the paramedics who tried to revive michael jackson was called as the first witness in the ongoing wrongful death case, recalling the scene in chilling detail. the paramedic said jackson clearly had not been breathing for a long time and resembled someone who was, quote, at the end stage of a long disease process. >>> hundreds of dancers from around the world descending on new york to audition for the rocket rockettes. only 12 girls will be chosen, but what a tradition. >>> and robert downey jr. continuing the press rounds by ringing the bell at

great news there, appreciate the splendid architecture of westminster abbey. the union flag flying over victoria tower at midday, the third formal departure. as i explained during the year the imperial state crown and other items of regalia, they have their own procession to underline their importance in the events, symbolic power that they represent, the modest authority of supremacy. we have a good view of capital maintenance. the long tunes of the gentleman at arm's fluttering in the breeze as andrew ford controls the office to be charged again, spectating in the palace before turning in to the tower of london. godzill and again they are taken back in the procession. we do catch a glimpse of them on the way back, the head of the bases will be positioned in a certain way to pop out of the windows of the carriage and that is a reminder of these positions in days gone by. they were there to project modest power and symbols of modest power said they are properly on display all along the route. all is ready. the coach will be on its way very soon. this is queen

. >>> well, "downton abbey" fans are working on products to be released this year. >>> jamie foxx hasred the daddy warbucks roll in the "annie" remake. foxx's name won't be warbucks. the updated name is benjamin stacks. >>> the paramedic who tried to revive michael jackson was called as the first witness in his wrongful death case. the paramedic says jackson looked like someone who was at the end stage of a long disease process and clearly hadn't been breathing for a long time. >>> hundreds of dancers descended on new york to apply for the rockettes. >>> and robert downey jr. continued the press rounds for "iron man 3" by ringing the bell at the new york stock exchange. the actor surprised hundreds of young hurricane sandy volunteers at an early screening of the film. made their day. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't go anywhere. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> do you still have the juice to get the rest of your agenda for this congress? >> if you put it that way, jonathan, maybe i should pack up and go home. as mark twain said, rumors of my demise may be a little exaggerat

. >> wife abbey gave testimony and says husband may never fully recover after six surgeries and extensive rehabilitation. >> fbi agents spotted him dumping items in the trash including a dust mask that tested positive for ricin. he is being held without bond. >> today we could learn how the older brother of the two boston bombing suspects died. it has been at the office since he died more than a week ago. the wife gave permission to release the body. his uncle says they will claim his remains but will not say what the plans are for the body. >> 15 year olds will soon be able to buy the pill. >> i think it is incredible and very smart. >> i don't think it is a good idea. i think in today's society. i feel there is so much free will to do whatever you like when ever. >> a judge ordered restrictions to be lifted later this month. >> council found out about that in a report from the washington post not from county executive's office and now several members of council are calling for an investigation. they can the inspector general to launch a probe. >> watt represents part of north carolina i

and if you're wondering about what i'm doing when i'm no longer checking out on twitter at abbey martin you likely see you can follow me there you'll find all my tweets for linking the segments for the show as well as random thoughts i. throughout the day and also please help us get a break in the set trending on twitter occasional probs and we can get on the twitter sphere but only with your help twitter check me out at abby martin and that's it for tonight's show you guys to remember to come back tomorrow for the full interview with dr noam chomsky. the world including. sundance technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the huge earth covered. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery down the line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. piece and it

coming up the abbey monson takes aim at the mainstream and breaking the signs. every detail. every piece of metal. and every one of those who will step on red square on the ninth of may are ready. for the big dream day parade. want to live coverage on our t.v. . place. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous bad luck i got so many i mean ten pounds i know that i'm sitting really really messed up. in the all very slow motion leopoldo the. worst year for the little thing the white house of a. radio guy in fort lauderdale minutes from a clip from thing i want to quote for about a good good you never seen anything like this i'm told. what's up guys i'm abby martin and this is a break in the set so you might wonder why i along with many of my colleagues today are wearing orange and black ribbons it's called the ribbon save george it's worn ahead of victory day in remembrance for the sixteen million people who died during the world's deadliest conflict it's also warned to commemorate all those who fought on the side o

and doing studies as they are now, where if you're having a battle and it's close by one of these abbeys are something, they've shown, they've proven that there are fewer casualties- significantly fewer casualties- in battles that are fought while the monks are praying, or the nuns or whoever is there. >> and we say, whooo, you know, stuff for those late-night spooky shows, but uh - uh, you know, they're beginning to see these patterns. you had a question? >> science tells you how things work, but they don't dispense morality, so that's a lack in science. >> and you're so right. i had this- i saw this wonderful interview with houston smith- some of you are reading his book, which is a wonderful, wonderful book, the religions of man, or whatever it is- i can't really replicate it, but he talks about the difference between science and religion, and that's what he's at. you know, there's a way that science- there's a limited, as he puts it, amount of things that science can know because that's the boundaries they put, and religion takes us to another way, another place of knowing. yeah, jan

show but if you want to know what i'm doing when i'm not on air you can check me out on the water at abbey martin if you like what you see you can follow me there you'll find all my tweets linking the segments from the show as well as the random thoughts i have throughout the day also please help us get this show trending on twitter ok janelle wrote them hashtags we can get trending on the twitter sphere but only with your home so how did twitter checking out adding martin and that's going to do it for the night guys thanks so much for watching and stay tuned for tomorrow's show and you all have a good night. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm trying hard welcome to the big picture. the zero social interests of the disappearing if these along with the civilian news media elite yes. i am. and i am. sure you know you. really really. didn't you know who it was or where he was and. and . plea

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used to speak well you know abbey him being an anarchist is key in two senses basically gerry is known as someone who has lots of connections in the political radical community he's known to have been very active during the times of the peak times of the occupy wall street movement to have you know helped people by gathering money to get those arrested bailed out and it's these connections that supporters believe are is what is of interest to the prosecution and also you know just his believes that he stands against the system including the judiciary judiciary system being an anarchist that is making him not testify so both of these elements are basically impacting the way he's behaving inside the courtroom and what the court did was found him in contempt of court and put him in jail for not speaking up and are they saying that he's going to remain there until the case is closed. well yes he's basically going to be in jail for months now he either has the option to testify which he does not look like he plans on doing or basically wait until the term of the federal grand jury expires w

"downton abbey." >> whatever. >> too sophisticated. x coming up tonight at 11:00, the upscale jeans store a target for thieves. they're getting away with jeans at $400 a pair if you can bheef it. the bay area that could require home own toers go green. the new rules that may be put into place. that story as well on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. don't let this mess with you for a moment. for a while, you'll feel like you're watching masterpiece theater. larry behl is here. >> i'd aim a little lower than that. you can go home again. chris young did it in heroic fashion. the a's grew up in houston. with family and friends here, he won it for oakland. the joy of cotton candy. get your hands off. it's mine. a's enjoying a lead. there's a drill off malone. solo blast. a 2-1 game. j.d. martinez, three-run bomb, his fifth of the year. malone goes seven innings. allowed just the five runs. 5-2 astros. top nine, chris young, hero or zero? hero. three-run homer off of jose veras. they're 7-0 this season against the astros. >>> tim i time. not a good time for the giants tomorrow. tim lincecum was

new york's pbs station, whatever that stands for, thinks everything is shabby outside "downton abbey" mocking the state of television with some fake subway ads. the campaign actually shows made up programs like "knitting wars" with the tag line, the fact you thought this was a real show says a lot about the state of tv. and under that it says support quality programs. that's a thumb in the eye for all of us. other shows are bag, bag, bag boys, clean up on every aisle, life's a pickle. so true. i guess it is about the pickles. and married to a mime. she has plenty to say. not if i can help it. i think they are entertaining says the creative director of the ad agency, we hate america. no he said it is pretty scary when you look out there and see what is on television these days. so sorry. we are all watching nova. do they still have nova? >> they do. good show. >> shut up. i am too busy with the season finale of moose road truckers. >> he eats like us. he falls down and pretends it didn't happen. just going back to my moose stuff. i wonder if they are embarrassed when animals fall. >> i

. >> i'm the new owner of "downton abbey." >> that would be "funny or die's" version of "downton" abbeys. sneak peek on "gma." in their latest collection of amazingly viral videos. you can see the whole diddy clip on "funny or die" later this morning. >>> if diamonds are a girl's best friend, may i present, ladies your new biffle. the largest flawless colorless diamond ever to sell at auction. 101 carats. it sold for a record $26.7 million at christie's auction house in geneva short of the $30 million they hoped it would get. the pear-shaped stone cut from a rough diamond weighing, oh, 236 carats. it took 21 months to polish. a diamond like this deserves a name. the person winning will have the honor. that is "pop news." >> that is great, lara. thank you. i'm not the buyer. >> did you see -- >> oh, yeah. >> when is too much? >> no, that -- >> that's perfect. >> that's it. so right there. >> that was a pretty nice diamond. wow. hey, sam. >> good morning, you guys. hey, by the way, the nickname of that diamond right now is mike because it was like michelangelo created a thing of beauty bu

we've done versions of "downton abbey" on our show.ting our own version of "game of thrones." [ cheers and applause ] it's called "game of desks." we've been shooting this for a couple of days. [ cheers and applause ] it's this friday night. "game of desks." got to check it out. that's all i'll tell you. crazy. higgins is shirtless in "game of desks." >> steve: oh, yes. >> jimmy: it's pretty nice. we have a great show tonight. we're so excited he's here. the one and only -- he's one of my idols. he's one of the funniest guys ever. i don't even go through what our interview is going to be, because i just don't -- he just goes off the rail. yeah. we're going to just talk for, like, an hour and a half. >> steve: really? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: he's the best. the hilarious dana carvey is here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: i'm not worthy. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: plus, from the hit show, "mad men," the lovely elisabeth moss is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: whoa, nelly! she's always nice. >> jimmy: s

. >> in june of 2007, my 6-year-old daughter abbey was -- died as a result of injuries because of an improperly maintained, dangerous drain in n public waiting pool. wa >> reporter: the suction was s so strong ity vees rated her daughter.au >> unfortunately what happenedal to my daughter has lses happened to many children around this country. >> reporter: taylor pushedd for drown prevention and safetyt legislation and with the help of democratic congress woman debbie wasserman schultz, it has.has. the broken drain covers are just a part of the problem. safety around the pools continues to be a concern. conc >> we have 400 deaths every year of children younger than 15 in the united states.nited stat >> reporter: and chair of thee consumer product commission saim more than 5,000 children go to emergency rooms every yearry yer because of swimming accidents. she said that the majority ofrif those are african-american andri hisshispanic children who don'tw how to swim. >> the fof most important things children don't know how to swim. >> reporter: the othersotrs installing a fence can save

on tuesday, they're going to go back to westminster abbey and really relive that moment., including the duchess of cambridge. we'll see how pregnant she is. people are seeing real big changes in her body, and they're fascinated. i have to say, christine, as well, maybe you're interested as well, but the fashion and how she copes what to wear. >> why just christine? i'm totally interested in the fashion and what she chooses to wear. >> reporter: john, i'm sorry. that was sexist of me, i apologize. >> i guarantee you, if that happens, if we see kate, cnn will bring you every last second of it as it happens. >> we will break it if she wears the black and white polka dot dress one more time, we'll break the news here on cnn. >>> could the union between president obama and governor chris christie have some big political fallout? spokesman i have to look my so bbest on camera.sing whether i'm telling people about how they could save money on car insurance with geico... yeah, a little bit more of the lime green love yeah... or letting them know they can reach geico 24/7 using th

abbey. >> caller: hi, jim. what do you think about aol?i think tim armstrong put a terrific number up and people didn't understand it. and you ought to be a buy, buy, buyer of aol. adam in florida. >> caller: adam from miami beach. >> nice. >> caller: with new products getting ready to launch and massive insider buying from the ceos, opco health. >> i like it. a lot of people are second-guessing. you go to the university of miami, it's easy to second guess the amount of money he gave to that university. nancy in new mexico. >> caller: cramer, big boo-yah for you from the land of enchantment. what's your take on erickson air crane, we purchased as a spec last friday morning and up 15%. i know you don't turn specs into investments. what should i do? >> wow, you know what you ought to do? do some work on that. i don't know that one. erickson. you got the -- man, you got the jump on me. i've got to work on erickson air crane. i thought it was a tell co guy. i don't know this one. let's go to lois in florida. lois. >> caller: yes, boo-yah, jim.

abbey, sometime in the next 18 months i was not pretty to they are, but sometime in the next 18 months there will be another spectacular failure of the big firm. >> how would you compare your motives in going to law school with your students modest? >> i was just like that. you know, i -- i mean, i was really lucky. i grew up watching perry mason with my dad, and i thought that his lawyers did. back in those days it was perry mason and sam benedict. i don't remember all the other ones, but atticas' fence, you know. i thought that his lawyers did. they did great, noble things. and they do great and noble things. this is not by any means a profession bashing exercise for me. it is actually the opposite. it is an effort to try to remind people about the ability of the profession and what it was and what it can be and what should be. but i got lucky, and here's how. for me i did not have the disconnect. added not have the dissidents between expectations and reality so i went to law school thinking that lawyers did was went to court and try cases. well, lo and behold as a second your associ

our senior producer's cousin ethan wanted to make it official dating my niece so abbey, will you go withyclists like it cool, mike? >> in the 50's, our destination is 67. i don't think that is too bad. and the breezes the be kept at a minimum the further you are away from the water. 70 inland is the warm spot and the seven-day forecast is near 90 inhad this weekend. >> an accident in los altos along 280 headed along in the northbound direction and it is block one lane. we are looking at slow traffic in the northbound direction. the san mateo bridge looks like you are full stream ahead out of hayward to foster city. announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, star of tv's " connie britton. and michael strahan is having a very busy day when he goes back home to houston. and we wrap up the fitness challenge week with an acrobatic couples yoga work out. all next on the emmy-award winning "live!" [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you!

. >>> also in "pop news," the biggest star of "downton abbey" might just be the grand estate itself.ng of the wildly popular tv series and the $14 guide book and $23 polo shirt with the castle etched on the front. the castle's owner, lady carnarvon says the vast estate costs $1.5 million a year to run. the money raised by those tours keeps the castle up and running and -- >> you know, sam is -- sam is away. i bet you he's there. he's away this week. you know, because he's a big fan. >> there's a rumor that he might be doing his joffrey accent taking a tour as we speak. >> could be. >> let's hope so. let's hope so. i hope somebody is rolling on this. >> joffrey, we miss you. >> yes. >>> and finally in "pop news," what's better than one baby giraffe? how about two? you know what, make them twins. the only living set of reticulated giraffe twins in the u.s., now almost 3 weeks old. there you see the female calf and the male at the natural bridge wildlife ranch in new braunfels. remember mom giraffe -- this is important for you to know. mom giraffes give birth. they give birth to the gir

. >>> a music milestone, abbey road intersecting with graceland. paul mccartney visiting the home of elvis presley for the first time. mccartney tweeted some photos of his time at graceland on sunday and left his guitar pick at the grave so elvis can play the guitar in heaven, according to rolling stone. sir paul was in femmemphis as p of a concert tour. >>> check this out, may look like a tank, but it is actually a tornado intercept vehicle used to chase giant storms, like this one. this is video from inside an ef-4 tornado, the science behind this tornado tank up next. [ male announcer ] this is george. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ >>> a remote corner of kansas served as a location of one of the most terrifying films ever made. this is a direct hit by a violent ef-4 tornado. this was shot monday by professional storm chaser shawn casey and brandon ivy. their heavily fortified vehicle protected th