and augusta history museum, an exhibit of godfather of soul captures many moments of his life. >> myy he humble and poor. he had to stop school in the 7th grade so he could go to work and make money because my grandparents were very poor, but he worked hard and because he couldn't finish his education, that's how he knew how important education was and that was his message to young people. if you can't -- if you don't know it, you can't do it, get an education. >> kelly: and i'm looking at the instruments, your dad never had a formal education, but yet could just about play any instruments. he could play almost any instruments, he had an ear, god gave him an ear. >> kelly: he was the first black performer to entertain troops in the war zone. for the downtrodden, a voice to the voiceless and identity to people who were treated poorly because of the color of their skin. >> he always had a message. >> kelly: he did, i mean, i remember growing up and i heard messages in his music, you've got to get an education. >> don't be a drop-out. >> kelly: don't be a drop-out. >> i don't want nobod

is he an obvious favorite in augusta next month?l tiger, and especially if he comes in with this kind of momentum hitting the ball like this, i think, you know, the track record speaks for itself and i wouldn't take those rankings too seriously. i think he suddenly has become very much the player to beat in augusta. >> the story we were talking about before where i said everybody was talking about it at noon when we were teasing it is the stadium because it's right here and everyone started looking out the window because we can see the stadium. money and stadiums. atlanta this week agreed with the nfl's falcons on a plan to replace the georgia dome. the georgia dome is like right over that way as we're looking behind me. that's atlanta behind me. the georgia dome here, which is right next door to cnn, it's only 20 years old, jon. why do these nfl teams consider 20-year-old buildings to be obsolete? it's not that old. >> because there's all sorts of revenues from suites and so forth that they can be capitalizing on, but you know, we'

and i can win prior to augusta it is always feeling good.nd, i have been able to do it a few times in my career, that is nice. >> boogity, boogity, boogity, let's go racing, folks! >> off to nascar. kenseth had to hold off kasey kahne for dear life. on his 41st birthday, 7 kenseth wins, only the third drivetory win on their birthday. [cheers and applause] >> it is a huge win. >> thank you! >> happy birthday to him. >>> liberty knowing all too well you have to fall before you walk. starting the season 0-8. in is south carolina, they win, 87- 76. to begin the 2nd team ever to advance to the ncaa tournament despite having lost 20 games. having the look of desperation, trailing against san diego. but then, time running out in regulation, over 3 to extend the game in overtime. saint mary's would prevail. in advance of the wcc championship game against top ranked conzaga tomorrow night. what a shot by, what is his name again? >> i never -- no doubt it was going in. i know how he mays, steps up in the clutch every time. he is like a dagger. yes, we

ahead on "way too early," tiger woods regains his status as world's number one golfer heading to augusta. highlights from the arnold palmer invitational are next in sports. >>> plus, stephen colbert is back after a two-week hiatus, just in time for pope francis to lead the catholics into holy week. >>> and get a check on that forecast. and a grumpy old man when "way too early" comes right back. >>> 39 people are dead in an apparent mass suicide in a million-dollar mansion just north of san diego. the bodies of the victims believed to be members of a religious cult. >> they believed there was a ufo following that comet and when the comet came close to earth that they would join the ufo and leave this planet. [ kitt ] you know what's impressive? a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ not financially. so we switched to the ba

clinical specialties and compound the pharmacy in augusta, ga.ts of i infections and five patients that were treated with medication. the fda inspectors found issues at the pharmacy that raised questions about the solidity of their drugs. >> we will have more as we continue to fall this house byfollow this hot spot.

he's won at augusta four times. it's one month from today and it looks like he's rounded into form.hink about the scandals that have plagued him, is that behind him now? >> i think it's in the rear view mirror e. has tremendous confidence. obviously the president felt comfortable to go play golf with him. i think it's all behind him. he seems to have put that in a place in his life, his golf is terrific right now. we don't hear much about hit off the course any more. it seems like he's getting along well with his kids and i think the public wants to see him play great golf. i think that's what they are interested in and that's what he's giving them. bill: for him on the course part of the reason that he wins or did win, the other player is like here he comes he's going to beat me again and it was pure intimidation. has he got even back to that form do you believe yet, or not quite? >> i don't think so. i don't think we'll ever see that again. i think a lot of these guys are so much younger that he never was able to inc intimidate them because they were down on the course with him. r

any time i can win, you know, prior to augusta, if it's always feels good. >> all right.straight last night, beating the indiana pacers by 14 points. what's up with the pacers? many thought this was the best team next to the miami heat in the nba. they were supposed to have the best defense in the nba. lebron james sort of had his quietest night in a season offensively. but it didn't matter. he got great support. miami goes for number 19 in a row tomorrow night against the atlanta hawks. >>> you can call this the ultimate cinderella story. just the second team in college basketball history to make ncaa tournament with 20 losses. this team started out losing their first eight games but then they got hot at the end of the season, when it counted the most. yesterday their won their conference tournament giving them an automatic bid to the big dance. >>> and check out this great video. that's a pine martin you're seeing there, like a little weasel running across the pitch. it's actually happening at a professional soccer game in switzerland. watch this player grabs a hold of

any time i can win, you know, prior to augusta, it always feels good. >> all right let's talk a littleaight last night beating the indiana pacers by 14 points. what's up with the pacers? where did the defense go? lebron james one of his quietest nights of the year but that doesn't matter because chris bosh, dwayne wide each scored 24 points. the liberty university just made the ncaa tournament despite losing 20 games this season. you know they started out losing their first eight games. but then they got hot when it counted the most, and yesterday think won their conference tournament, the big south, which gave them an automatic bid to the ncaa tournament. and look at this pine martin. loose at a professional soccer game in switzerland. actually interrupted the game for a short time. one of the players trying to grab the pine martin but then pays for it. the pine martin will actually bite him right there. ouch! ouch. and then the goalkeeper, of course he's wearing those big gloves, was able to snag the pine martin and then take him off the pitch to safety. for all your entertaining spo

when it comes to augusta national and the masters tournament, we're all jonesing to win, all jonesing to play well. tiger has the experience. he certainly has more green jackets, you know, than all of us in the field. he's got to be tough to beat. given that, you know, there's a lot of depth and parity in our sport right now. i know what we've seen the last -- well, since january, pretty remarkable what tiger's doing. however, [ inaudible ] him being one of those examples and it wouldn't surprise me if someone else that we're not even familiar with rises up and wins. certainly having tiger play well doesn't hurt. >> well, i'm going to have a large wager on tiger woods to win the masters. i think he's in an unstoppable frame of mind. he's back at number one. he's found love again. nothing can stop him. zach, christine, thank you both very much. >> thank you, piers. >>> i want to turn to the other big story of the day. jerry sandusky speaking out from behind bars for the first time since going to prison for child sex abuse while at penn state. a new documentary, sandusky talks about the

$700,000 on music trails in north carolina, and $300,000 on elvis presley music cruise along the augusta, and more than $600,000 to ukrainian easter egg workshop, whatever the hell that is. they can't open the white house for children, but they can justify all of this garbage? and joining me dana lash is with us. and democratic strategist penny lee is here as well. penny lee, he said we can't open the white house, the president says we can't afford to pay for it, i'd love to play golf with tiger woods, $180,000 an hour, air force one, but we're paying for this crap? help me out. >> as they say, the old saying goes, all politics is local. this is what you're seeing is exactly what happens often times when the congressmen write these bills. all of them need to put their little thing here, little dollar there and dollar there and you're right after that it adds up to millions of dollars wasted on such crazy projects as the ones that you just highlighted. so, you saw it on the floor last week, or earlier this week with jerry moran. everybody talks a big game wanting to cut, cut, cut. but the

the masters in augusta, georgia. >> zain arbor's joining us from new york.about this personal versus professional redemption here. how do the sponsors see this? >> reporter: this is interesting because pepsi, gillette, at&t all left ahim after the extramarital affairs. 2010 one of the worst in earnings. nike stood by him. i want to mention the nike ad we saw in the story where it say "winning takes care of everything" is causing problems. because he's won, they have felt some heat for that. >> zain, thank you. >> 2010 earnings suffered probably only earned $20 million that year there not that bad. >> police, traffic light going slow you down. how about this? this cardboard cut-out. >> you gave it away. >> guess what this is. would you stop for that man? we'll talk about it. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from

always his dream to pass his music on to others through music education and now, in his hometown of augustagia, a group of kids are playing and singing his songs and learning some valuable live lessons beyond a dream. ♪ james brown, an american musical treasure who thrilled audiences around the world through his music, dancing, and energetic performances. his soul power is still being heard and appreciated today. it is also influencing a new generation. ♪ gonna have a good time, yeah ♪ ♪ we're gonna have a funky good time ♪ >> just a few years after his death james brown helping to make a difference. his daughter, deanna brown is fulfilling her father's dream to keep children involved in the study of music through the james brown academy of music. >> and even the bible tells us to look out for the little children and few have done this, so to be able to help young kids and let them know that james brown's music is six and a half, and child eight years old. that's another, 50, 60, 75 years of james brown's music. >> kelly: you're right. >> one, two. >> kelly: keith jenkins performed with jam

. >>> ahead, the folks at augusta national may want to get their tailor to start stitching another green>>> yes, this is the weekend, time to "spring forward" as america forges ahead with the tradition of daylight saving time. it was supposed to save energy and help farmers, stuff like that. but every time we change our clocks, we ask ourselves, why are we still using a wartime energy plan designed for a largely agrarian society?! meet sev ren bornstein from the california energy institute a world class expert on things like gas prices and airline efficiency and what not so he knows something about energy. now meet this person. he is an expert in behavioral biology and how we all tick with the sun. this week he wrote an op. ed. in scientific american calling for an end to the time change. so does daylight saving still make sense for us in 2013? >> if not, will we ever let it go and leave our poor clocks and our bodies alone? we decided to let the two experts have their say. [ bell ] >> it is all about human behavior and human coordination of behavior. >> it is. it is human behavior becau

. >> augusta urban versus rural situation and why cost would -- addressed the urban versus rural situation and why the costs would vary so much in are to theding the hospitals data they are producing? are you penalizing the hospitals as well? reasons.re a lot of you hear that technology is driving that. it may be availability of services, consultants in the care as well. factors thatot of can influence the cost of care. in terms of overall accountability, yes. we have the internal data, going to what we have, and we look at that to see how we are doing in comparison to what our targets are, how we are doing relative to how verbal hospitals within portfolio, and we work on that internally. and we have hospitals in pennsylvania, and there is an opportunity to do that, but it has to be done in the right circumstances with the right data that is adjusted in such a way that it is comparing apples to apples. i have to say, who does this? large self-insured employers had help in this situation. ge has put cost calculators into place for use across the employee base. you to take as look, when you

a compounding pharmacy in augusta, georgia is recalling all of its injectable medicines after an inspectione food and drug administration. earlier this week the same pharmacy recalled the drug avastin, when five patients got serious eye infections after using the medicine. f.d.a. inspectors found issues at the pharmacy that call into question the sterility of its drugs. the president of myanmar declared a state of emergency in several townships after fighting between buddhists and muslims left at least 20 people dead. the city of meikhtila was covered in thick, black smoke as firefighters raced to put out fires set by rioting mobs. and police fanned out and seized machetes and hammers along the way. ethnic violence has spread in myanmar over the past two years, when decades of military rule ended and the country turned toward democracy. the parliament of cyprus adopted laws today to create a solidarity fund to pool state assets and impose capital controls on banks. the votes were the first of several as the island@;ation raced against a monday deadline to qualify for an international bailou

he rode to his augusta westland helicopter, which took him on a sunset tour of rome. and i just wanted to show you these aerials. it was beautiful. it was literally sunset over the roman coliseum. it looped back over st. peter's basilica, so the pope could once again see where he had spent so many years of his life. it was truly beautiful to watch. and 15 miles away, at the pope's destination, castel gandolfo, the bells were ringing, and his final address to the public as pope was at that balcony you see there at the castel gandolfo. >> translator: i am no longer the pope, but i'm still in the church. i'm just a pilgrim who is starting the last part of his pilgrimage on this earth. >> reporter: the church, though, which allows 1.2 billion in its flock has a question. can it keep growing and remain relevant? in the united states since 1965, the number of priests has dropped by nearly 35% and the number of nun as has plunged 70%. is celibacy the reason? two of our next guests have left the church for that reason. father albert left the reason after his relationship with

hours talking to our local market presidents and those are the people who run the local businesses, augusta georgia so i ddo it in flee areas and it is competitive, it is not wells or jp or ourselves, it is bb&t and -- whoever it is. and so it is a competitive market so i am not shower is i free when you get down to it, banking is local and global, the consumer, middle market, those are -- wrong it is a competitive issue. and then i think the real question is, it is too hard to manage them. >> rose: that's the interesting question, did bakes, banks, did citicorp get too large t to manage? >> and j.p. morgan? >> we were too leveraged in the industry. we didn't have the liquidity we needed when we hit a crisis and with all of the acquisitions of our company we had to simplify. so if you think from that point to now you dowbd the capital, you have increased liquidity four times and you shrunk the company by a third, now, not to play numbers but just to double the capital, that is $70 billion more capital than we had four years ago,. >> rose: 70? >> 70 billion. >> when you go back to su thousan

clinical specialties, in pharmacy in augusta, georgia is a recall on monday of the drug avastin . pharmacy said they received reports of eye infection the five patients treated with medication. the fda inspectors found issues at the pharmacy that raise questions about the stability of its drugs. >> a new study says children might be eating a lot more salt and parents realize. were the 1100 prepackaged snack or real started to doctors and babies were studied. more than 75 percent of toddlers meals have more so in the recommended levels. there is evidence that chiles of intake is related to the likelihood of developing hypertension later in life. >> kron 4 morning news and take a live look at >> good morning. you are waking up or staying up with kron 4 morning news. it is 4:25 25 on the clock let us take a look at some of your weather headlines. >> as we head into tomorrow it looks like will keep the sunshine around temperatures slightly warmer. we do have changes to talk about heading into the middle of next week. we are talking spring showers back into the forecast. more details c

in two weeks we'll have sunday at augusta, trying to win his fifth green jacket. major since 2008 at torrey pines. to answer your question, i don't have an answer to the question. tune in and watch. if you can't watch you can listen to me and our crew and final four but at the masters. >> heather: so jealous. what do you think? >> gregg: i think he can do it. he is lights out the best player right now. he has won three tournaments, jim? >> he has won three tournaments this year, six in the last calendar year, three this season. it's just an outstanding what he has been able to do. number one player after not being number one since november of 2010 when he had the big scandal in 2009 thanksgiving. he is coming back from that. he seems to have clear mind. public is wanting to see him play great golf. >> gregg: thanks so much. we'll be right back. measure hap? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. earning loa

any time i can win, you know, prior to augusta, it always feels good. >>> all right.asketball now. the miami heat won their 18th straight last night by beating the indiana pacers by 14 points. what's up with the pacers? i thought they had miami's number this year. lebron james had one of his quietest nights offensively, but it didn't matter, because chris bosh, dwyane wade, mario chalmers had great games. miami goes for their 19th win in a row, i should say, tomorrow night against the atlanta hawks. >>> liberty university, no doubt they are this year's ultimate cinderella story. they made the ncaa tournament despite having 20 losses this season. they got hot when it counted the most. yesterday they won their conference tournament, the big south, which, of course, gives them big dance. >>> pine marten, it's a little weasel. this is a soccer game in switzerland. one player catches it, carol. watch, it does not like to be caught. don't miss with the pine martin. they had to get out the antiseptic. that's a scary situation. they asked the goalkeeper, hey, you come over wi

he will try to win the drought in april, by trying to win the green jacket at the masters in augusta, georgia. >> what does this number one ranking mean for tiger sponsorships? i'm thinking lots and lots of cash? >> i'm sure. it's interesting, carol. previous sponsors all left him after the highly publicized marital affairs. 2010, reportedly one of his first years in terms of earnings. that's relative. he made $61 million, maky sto n stood by him. we'll see if his number one status pays off for nike. >>> just ahead, many people are supporting marriage equality, including ravens line bakker. we have more next. er ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that's a fast car. it's

. >> now, tiger's next challenge comes in two weeks at the masters in augusta. he has won there four times before, but not since 2005. so guys, he has this new ranking. and next month, we'll see how well he can defend it. check out this video, one of the most popular on youtube. tiger woods and arnold palmer in a fight to defend their trophies, part of a new ad for tiger's pga tour video game. i am scared of arnold palmer. man, look at that. >> go, arnie! go, arnie! he's back. all right, rob. >> very cool video, guys. >> thanks, thanks very much. that is good stuff. >> i love that. >> hey there, sam. >> that's great. >> i want the whole movie -- like, i want whatever that is, the whole movie. i want to show you something. hey, let's walk over to the wall. this is the look at the snow coverage on the map right now. today 50% of the country has snow. this is more than was in january and in a normal year the snow would be kind of kept right there through the mountains. you may get a little bit of snow this time of year right around the canadian border but 50% of th

director of public information and education with the maine department of fisheries and wildlife out of augusta. >> good morning bill, how are you? bill: i'm fine. thank you for your time. the big question is his condition. how is he? >> as far as we know he is in pretty good shape. he was spotted this morning on a snowmobile trail on the back of sugarloaf mountain on the caribou pond road and he was brought in by that snowmobiler and met up with our wardens and so forth. he is being taken, at this time to franklin memorial hospital for evaluation and we should get an update on his condition there. bill: frostbite, hypothermia, do you know? >> frostbite is a good possibility. hypothermia is also a possibility. dehydration, we don't know about because, you know, with snow and so forth in the mountains, why you can always get a little bit of that. but, i'm sure he is cold, he is tired, he is hungry. but, the good news he is is alive and everybody's, we've got about the best end of this search we could have hoped for. bill: you're right about that. there's a report that he built a snow cave and sl

. >> well, we'll see how he does in augusta in a couple of weeks. jenna: that'll be a real test.thing on wood as -- knock on wood again. nice to see you again. jon: i just want to know how she's doing with her knee problem. jenna: that's right. acl that she tore? jon: that was nasty. jenna: well, his plane went and picked her up. that's nice, right? jon: it was ten years ago tomorrow that newspapers around the country declared war in huge headlines. it has been a decade since the beginning of the war with iraq. and the shock and awe campaign that we saw on the opening night. so where's all the media coverage this time around? our news watch panel weighs in, coming up. jon: ten years ago the ground war against iraqi forces grand grand -- began. we watched history unfold. but how have the media portrayed the war? joining us now, cal thomas, syndicated columnist, also with us, marvin kalb, former moderator for "meet the press." both are fox news contributors. generally, cal, it seems to me if you read the newspapers these days, they sum up the iraq war as a mistake because the weapo

maybe we'll see her at augusta.r. >> this tournament this weekend is pretty much his home court, right? home court advantage for him? i mean this is a court that he, he lives there, he knows it. >> it's basically the entire world came to play pickup basketball in your driveway. and they said, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's fine. we know how everything bounces off the backboard. that's what this is for tiger woods. we would expect him to win. it will be a huge news story that i'm sure i will be sitting talking to you tomorrow morning if he loses because it would be huge if he loses. and this is again a great position for him to be in going into the next few weeks. there's no better time for tiger woods to be playing well going into the next major, the masters, where he plays better than anyone. >> he has a new swing coach right i read something about -- >> somebody knows a lot about this? >> i do want to say, though, that tiger is not the one who hit a ball out of a tree yesterday. >> no. >> i do want to make sure we get

for 34 years, jack represented augusta, georgia, as a member of the georgia house of representatives. or 26 of those years, jack served as speaker protemperature of the georgia house. -- speaker pro tempore of the georgia house. he worked as a traveling salesman, went on to own several businesses in the augusta community and began a long career of public service. someone once said it's easier to fight for your country than it is to live for your country. jack did both which we can all be grateful. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. hartzler: the 113th congress was elected to tackle the big problems and there is nothing more than getting hardworking americans back to work with the skills they need to compete in a very tough economy. today the federal government currently operates more than 50 different job training programs, many of whi

joe, what about augusta, they must have a board? >> that's an ideaed. that's an idea.nt to join a board that would have me. >> makes it a little tricky. >> that is tough. >> jim, why don't you weigh in and make your case for wells fargo? >> it is one of the highest quality banks in the universe we cover at a reasonable price. it will easily earn $4 plus the next couple of years. it's trading under $40. single digit multiple of earnings that everyone knows they can get to. at the same time you'll have a lot more capital return. from 50% to two-thirds to shareholders. just got approval to bump up difficult deposition. more of that in the future. wells fargo, talking about g.e. capital. it finished about 20% cheaper than peers. when rates go back up, that's a huge advantage. compared to what wells is paying, zero percent to what a company has to pay to make the same loans. it's a huge advantage. this is a company easily doing double digit returns. >> jim, do you have a price target? >> $43. >> so you think 3715 is where it is today. jack is saying 23.30 is where g.e. is t

here's where the bullet was, in areas of augusta, fishersville, they did get 20. linden, 20.st places just west of washington picked up 6 inches, plus. 25 miles west had 12 inches plus. the storm is moving. boston, kate and wolf, will be the next target, expecting snow and also some very strong winds. we'll talk about that coming up in just a while as well. >> keeping an eye on that as well. alexandra steele, thank you. thanks so much. >>> from a sudden change in weather to a sudden change in the president's political strategy. he sits down for dinner later this hour at the jefferson hotel. you're seeing some video and pictures of it right there and you're looking at a live picture right now. he'll be sitting down with 11 special guests. they're republican senators, including some of his harshest critics. it's the start of the new outreach campaign by a president who's been accused of being aloof and not very social. let's bring in our national political correspondent, jim acosta. jim, it sure does say something about the state of things when it's news the president is sittin

about spring, the words pitchers and catchers and the first shot of the azillionias at auguzaleas at augustahem. >> spring just gives you hope. >> inspires me to write recipes with art inichoke, fava beans. >> i don't love spring. i don't know whether to be hot or whether to be cold. it's all right. only because it means summer is around the corner. >> i told hoda she's in charge. >> now we're going to test our floral knowledge. divided ourselves into teams. >> it's called flower power, this is a game, ed libby, the gentleman on the end is a floral designer and bouquet designer for macy's flower show. he will be our expert judge and jason kennedy. >> hi, guys. i'm the game show host essentially. it's simple, two challenges, two teams. you two are a team and you two are a team. >> i look my team. >> talk smack all you want. >> let me get through it. we have five different bulbs and five varieties of cut flowers. >> match the cut flowers to the bulb. >> i'm putting 30 seconds on the clock. >> i'm watching this one. >> ed, basically if they correctly match the most bulbs with the proper flower

>> augusta. right? or is it atlanta? >> i've got my i.d.and say let us do the transaction? >> i'm a nonconfrontational person so, whatever. had it gone beyond that, i would have just left it. >> photo i.d.? >> why do you keep -- like that. >> like what? >> you keep giving her looks. i don't understand. she's your customer. you're not treating her as your customer. >> i didn't do anything. >> i work in an insurance industry. one of the things we always promote is a need to really pay attention to the customer and your customer's experience. >> are you glad you spoke up? >> absolutely. >> i tried not to sound rude and -- but just to say something. it's better than to say nothing. >> good for her. of course, this is not how the nbc experience store operates. many customers were probably more patient than usual since they usually browse. a bustling store at a mall, i suspect, would be totally different. >> i would think so. >> i think a lot of us have been in the situation where we've experienced that sort of behavior behind the register. >> se