you'll want to get a whole bunch of bjs so you can give bjs to all your friend. next time you're at the register, don't forget to say, man, give me a bj. >> the bj. get yours today. >> available in maine. >> that's just as offensive as the others. for many college, this is spring break. college kids will go to places like south beach to make mistakes they will cherish for a lifetime. spring break, though is, an important american tradition. it's how we grow a new crop of mtv teen moms. and i wonder if spring break now is different from spring break 60 years ago. i know we think it is because we watched andy griffith and we think that's what everything was like. i sent a camera crew down tor farmer's market to ask older people what's the wildest thing you've ever done. turns out they're not so different from any of us. >> what's the wildest thing you've ever done? >> that i can say here? oh, my god. as a young child they caught me stealing lightbulbs in new york city. >> what's the wildest thing you've ever done. >> got married. >> what's the wildest thing you've

i have to say for the sake of public safety, we offer a little bit of the bjs study that our statistics is true because we incorporate other people with a part of the skim in the game, if you will, the family and members and we do a better job of seeing people return to court. we don't judge, we just return them to court and make their appearances. >> there are a lot of organizations throughout the state that, you know, kind of pull their resources together to be able to engaged in some lobbying, i think it true for some associations and there is some lobbying for the california's association. do you know how much your organization spends on lobbying? >> we don't even have a paid lobbyist. but the sure ityty company there is a guess. i have no idea what their figure would be. >> i understand that you are also amen of american bail coalition? >> it's a representative of the assurity companies. those are the big guys that we get our paper to write with. i'm not a member of the american coalition. that's for assurity companies. >> the bailing corporation is that what you are with? >> yes.

he works at bjs. i asked if he is plan to take part in the "earn 'n' spend in san jose" campaign. >> i might have enough money to have more coffee to wake me up in the morning but so far i'm probably going to try to pay off my debts that i owe. >> reporter: in san jose, elissa harrington, kpix 5. >> the statewide minimum wage is currently at $8 an hour. workers are paid on whichever rate is higher or the rate in a particular city. >>> the 115 cardinals who will elect the next pope begin their conclave in 24 hours. looking live at st. peter's square, it's just after 8 p.m. there. the conclave will begin tomorrow after a tuesday morning mass. cbs reporter randall pinkston has the latest from vatican city. >> reporter: cardinals wrapped up their tenth and final meeting this morning before beginning the conclave to elect a new pope. they have been discussing the qualities needed in the next leader of the church. today a cardinal was asked about reports of disagreements among the voting cardinals. >> surel

democratic convention was built, staged in such a way to do a feature in mac and should and later but all bjad fallout because of the civil rights act, she did a whistle drop throughout the south to build support and it worked. he was very successful. so in that sense, jacqueline kennedy was not as political a spouse. she helped him with policy related things. she of course spoke french for willfully ended 1959, 1960, 61, china was becoming a problem. the best books on vietnam were in french because it'd been a french colonies in french intellectuals. she would translate books and articles for you into english so the president could rebound as a candidate. i want to get my days straight. she did this before he was in the white house. she was not as much involved in the day-to-day politics. that became a problem as first lady. she didn't understand why people would put on her schedule she had to have a lunch with the congressional wives. that's pretty traditional. the spouses are invited in the first lady has said. jackie kennedy didn't like that kind of thing. she wanted to be riding horses

bj penny dropped 3% on the reward. shares are -- one of the investors comes from there. >>> michael corbatt will speak at noon eastern time. analysts expect corbat to focus on near term financial goals and is cutting costs and not necessarily a new long-term strategy. he may address concerns about how he plans to wind down citi holdlings. take a look at shares up 1.57%. that is roughly in line with the market today. >> meanwhile, william johnson could be in line with a big golden parachute if he's asking to. johnson could heavy $26 million. heinz says that reflects his success in building shareholder value of his 15% ceo. >>> and swiss bank adagelin has been ordered to pay $6.2 million on a tax evasion case. the u.s. government accused the company of conspireing to help taxpayers hide $1.2 billion in secret swiss banking accounts. wegelin pleaded guilty in january. the company has been on the rocks. can see kelly, this drys a line earn a very, very big chatter. it signal off u.s. offshore clients, even after it knew ub

bradley, simba and bj just arrived by way of, where else, australia. cute little critters will stay in isolation for a month before they get to join the other koalas at the zoo. >> oh. >> pretty cute, but long nails, got to be careful. >> yeah. >> thanks for joining us, everybody. >> "america live" starts right n now. >> megyn: fox news alert, on new fallout from a historic moment on the floor of the u.s. senate. welcome to "america live" everyone, i'm megyn kelly. it started just over 24 hours ago and you saw it here. kentucky senator rand paul staging an old-fashioned senate filibuster for nearly 13 hours straight. start paul remained on the senate floor, trying to block the nomination of president obama's pick to lead the cia, john branbrenen, trying to see when and if they would use drones to kill u.s. citizens on u.s. soil. >> i rise today to begin to filibuster john brennan's nomination to the cia. i will speak until i can no longer speak. i will speak as long as it takes until the alarm is sounded from coast to coast. and i would go for another

available for a bj this morning? he queries. okay.ed post as you stand dressed appropriately, of course. you know what would be appropriate to wear while being tied to a bed post. >> something breathable. >> just no white after labor day. >> stephanie: no that is horrible. that could cause what's her name to kill you in the bathroom like in -- what am i thinking of? the movie with kathleen turner serial mom. she killed a woman in the bathroom for wearing white after labor day. >> yes. >> stephanie: his idea of appropriate dress included leather boots, nipple clamps and lingerie. he frequently suggested they took up for [ censor bleep ] and go sessions. >> like quickies? >> stephanie: he at certain points grew nervous about the paper trail. you delete the emails right? [ applause ] >> stephanie: we talked about how dumb is tiger woods. you are not recording this or anything, are you? hi, it's tiger, woods, the famous golfer. you are going to delete this right? >> computer says no. >> stephanie: twenty minutes after the hour. right back

according to the bjs, 1993 to 2001, there were 611 homicides per year average with assault rifles. in 2010, 358, a little more than half. in 2011, 323. that is without the assault weapons ban in place. would you agree that that does not suggest the assault weapons ban had any significant efficacy and reducing violent crime? >> if we go back and look at the studies, the conclusion of dr. copper and his colleagues was there were multiple factors pulling into that. over the same time, we were seeing a reduction of violent crime overall in the united states, which also impacted it. the simple answer is, i am not an expert in that area. it is fair to say the effectiveness of the original assault weapons ban was mixed. there were some areas where the department of justice believes there was a positive effect in reducing the total number of victims. if the ban were extended and not made to sunset after 10 years, over time, we could see an improvement. >> my time has expired. i hope we can discuss how the department of justice and law enforcement can target violent criminals directly rathe