. >> i don't think biden ran this by mayor bloomburg. i think this is a serious problem. invisible bullets trump chocolate bullets. this kid needs to be chasenned. >> chasenned? >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> should he be responding from letters from grade schoolers or should that be his official duty? >> did anyone read this as a joke? >> i thought this 7-year-old was super smart and he says you want gun control, how about this? and then he says you are a good boy. people love chocolate. this is a brilliant choke on the vp and he didn't get it. >> i didn't even see it that way. the liberal simplistic world view works perfectly when you are actually corresponding with the second grader. then it makes sense, right this. >> joe has found his intellectual equal. what can go wrong? >> the kid is great. the kids think like that. but you shouldn't, bill, bill, you shouldn't indulge a child because then he really does think that chocolate bullets will work. >> i think he is just happy he has a souvenir from our delightful vice president. i am not going to tell the republican

>> thank you, developing news in the investigation into ricin-place the -- letters sent to mayor bloomburg with another letter intended to the white house. katie marzullo? >> law enforcement sources tell abc7 news it is a third letter similar to the ones superintendent to mayor blomberg but it has not tested positive for ricin, intercepted at a white house mail sorting facility. it never reached the white house. it has been taken to a laboratory for further testing. >> there was a letter that threatened us. >> two letters addressed to the mayor of new york city, opened at a mail sorting facility in manhattan. the other was opened at offices in washington, dc, used by mayors against illegal guns group. >> we take a lot of security measures, as you know. the men and women that on the mail, for example, even they are well trained. we have procedures for something like this. >> the pro gun control position is the focus of the sender's anger and a source says the author wrote they would rather be killed than give up their guns. the executive director of the group opened the washington, dc lette

six questions bloomburg has yet to answer. including one executive's new win and whether now appropriate changes have been made. >> the biggest question is how the information will be used. >> there is no money in this next story. it is all heart and very heartwarming. take a look at this. this is 9-year-old ela inia adams throwing out the first pitch. she was told she was chosen by the uso because her dad had been in afghanistan for two years. the big surprise as you can see right here, her dad had come home and his first stop was to catch that first pitch. sometimes there is really crying in baseball. certainly has me welling up with tears today. >> that is a beautiful little thing. a lot of things baseball gets wrong but it's moments like that that make baseball really a beautiful american game and make them very relevant indeed. >> no crying on the hill today but it was close. >> the research firm clsa upgrades gm to buy on improving sales prospects. more power to you in two minutes. it's as simple as this. at bny mellon,

and michael bloomburg's first chance to react to the breach. kudlow report is back 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >> the special committee of dell's board has asked carl icon about details about who would run the company. right now dell has traded up. shares of one moving up higher as well. could aid in its defense of a $6.7 billion takeover bid. >> let's analyze some of the analysts. cnbc contributor is at the cme and barclays is upgrading from overweight to equal rate. so far this year the shares have climbed more than 25%. >> aig was the stock that we love to hate. the ceo said himself they will be very prudent moving forward. >> all right. thank you very much. in the meantime, ubs upgrading from buy to neutral. >> we like this here and one thing i really focused on is getting new folks in the door. i think they have a shot and we will see if david can take down goliath. >> the stock right now is up 2 and 2/3%. what do you think? are they right? >> well, we have seen a big move in this space. >> 4 million prescriptions. we're going to see this upticks. i think you can. >> all rig

some include oprah at harvard and mike bloomburg at stanford and turtle from "entourage" at mit. lot of turtles today on this show. like i said, conservatives on campus have as much of a chance as a puppy walking a big dog. >> as i said, once you have gay marriage this is what happens. you have big dogs pulling little dogs. is this another example of academia ignoring voices and please include the word yes in your answer. >> here is what i am thinking. maybe there are just far fewer famous conservatives so there is a bigger pool. oprah is a good guess, a really good guess. maybe it is just a number then and not a prejudice thing. >> let's start with that. whether she is a liberal or conservative, would you have invited clara bell to speak in the 1950s? >> you don't think oprah would be an excellent example to set for your graduating class for people to go out to the world and accomplish and achieve thinns? >> if she is something to speak at commencements, i hate to see what their four years as undergraduates consisted of. i >>- q. i can see the ambassador -- >> i can see the amba

. >> new details come to light in the ricin-laced letter sent to mayor bloomburg. katie marzullo is in the newsroom. gun control is a motive? >> we know that businesses on the recipients and what we are lending of what was written in the letters, a source says the letters warned the government would not be able to take away the guns and the author would have to be killed before giving up his weapon. this is the sorting facility in manhattan where the letter dressed to the mayor was intercepted opened on friday. the second letter was addressed to the director of the gun control group, mayors against illegal guns. the director opened it outside of the office in washington, dc, and he says he has no symptom. other details this morning, they were printed from a computer and post marked may 20, in shreveport, louisiana. no word now on any potential suspects. the mayor says he is not angry. >> i appear not angry. there are people who i would argue do things that could be irrational or wrong. it is a very complex world out this and we have to deal with that. >> police say

. >> worked for bloomburg. >> that guy too. i'm getting it. i'm getting it. >> baker, you also said that maybe if one of the hunger striking detainees dies from the hunger strike it will be a red line for obama so it won't make a difference. >> you act like nothing will change. >> greg, lastly, you said we don't try the enemy combatants until the war is over. >> the terror is an end less war. they chose that war and the battlefield is earth. >> a great movie by the way. it taught me about various religious principals. >> i went and saw it three times with my good friend kisrstie. she ate six buckets of popcorn. >> and no gays in it at all. >> really? >> not a one. >> if that's what makes you happy, andy, homophobe. >> i am done. >> see you later. ?ai coming up, bring me a higher love. bring me a higher love. bring me a higher love. not a story. just something steve doosey whispered to me on the elevator. i heard you the first time and why did it happen? >> why did they make a menu for the story president obama doesn't want you to hear. >>> wha

here is jane king with the bloomburg business report. >> low income college students could be surprised at tuition breaks wealthy kids are getting. a report says colleges like george washington are using aid to lure talented students from wealthy families and forcing some families that make less than $30,000 to pay more than $15,000 a year with loans. not all schools do this. the report praises amhearst for charging little or nothing. and disney posting a 32 percent jump in quarterly profit a month visited florida and california attractions. >> how long do you need to work's you can retire? northwestern mutual says that 42 percent of those survey say they expect to work until they are at least 70, with some expecting to work into their 80's. >> if you have not made yourself a sandwich in a while you are not alone, seems of sandwiches at restaurants are up almost 5 percent yet we are eating the same amount so that means a lot fewer of us are making our own sandwiches and buying them someplace else. you know without are. half the sand wins eaten were bought at restaurants and the sandwich

now with michael bloomburg and gabby giffords, raised $11 million in four months, an amazing sum, youher side and basically try to shift the calculus to the point where candidates who vote the long way, against gun control, are facing serious repercussions at home. these ads running against kelly ayotte, these are harsh. these are repercussions never faced before. you see politicians start to rethink what is the -- >> we are watching kelly ayotte rethink it live as she goes to microphone in new hampshire. >> the problem for bloomberg and giffords, the time is a bit off. the people they would like to target aren't up for a couple years. >> you make a fascinating point. i thought the nra was more powerful than what i am about to read here from your work, that in the last senate elections, the 16 senate races they participated in, they lost 13 of them. >> exactly. this is the thing about the nra, why the emergence of the opposition is a big deal. their power has always been overstate, goes back to 1994, when the legend started to build in '94 after mid term loss for democrats that year.

authorities say letters sent to new york mayor michael bloomburg tested positive for the poison ricin. the letters were opened in new york city on friday, another tainted letter was sent to the director of bloomberg's group mayors against illegal guns in washington. the letters contain threatening comments about bloomberg's support for gun safety. we'll follow this story here and on allinwithchris.com. groceries, or even gas bills. kick! kick... feel it! feel it! feel it! nice work! ♪ you got it! you got it! yes! aflac's gonna help take care of his expenses. and us...we're gonna get him back in fighting shape. ♪ [ male announcer ] see what's happening behind the scenes at ducktherapy.com. >>> leading medical researchers are coming to the conclusion that marijuana, pot, grass, whatever you want to call it, is probably the most dangerous drug in the united states. >> that was a little over 30 years ago, and, well, we have come a long way. if you've ever wondered what it would look like to live in a world where marijuana was legal and regulated, in colorado that day has arrived. yesterda