chris campbell of banker's life and casualty company joins us on set this morning. good morning to you! > > good morning angela. > do you think most people are surprised at how long we are now living? > > it is really dramatic how it has shifted over the last few decades. there are a lot of benefits that come with longer life expectancy, but there are also some risks that we need to look out for. > what did you find in your recent study? > > we found that the conversation around longevity isn't happening today. close to half of people haven't even discussed longevity with their own spouse or a doctor, and only about 20% are having a conversation with a professional adviser. > if we are living longer, it sounds like most people are not prepared for that financially, correct? > > that is absolutely correct. > what should people do? how can they prepare? what are some stops? > > we recommend five steps to prepare for this: first is that you should try to work as long as you possibly can, start saving early for retirement - it is going to be a longer period of time - to

one victim chris campbell, was laid to rest.t the moment marking one weeks is the blast a moment of silence to remember all that was lost and all that was to recover. >> the mayor accepted the american flag that was flown at half staff of the marathon finish line. it was a symbolic transition as the fbi headed the busy boston crime scene back over to the city. it was symbolic i'm glad this was put together. this was done by the people on the ground. the people worked here for the last seven days. from his hospital bed a few miles away the 19 year-old accused of unleashing the terror along with is now dead older brother faced a judge. he is charged with using an conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction, resulting in death. and malicious destruction of property resulting in death. he could face the death penalty. dozens of his alleged victims remained hospitalized. >> i am angry. i'm not angry 100 percent of the time by a defiant. i want to come out stronger. >> 50 of the will of the victims are still on the hospital. to rem

a wake was held for 29-year-old chris al campbell that will be laid to rest on monday. more than 50 people remain hospitalized. >> at mass, she credits her friend for saving her life and carrying her to safety. >> here on the streets of boston a moment of silence will be held at 2:50 tomorrow afternoon the exact moment the bombing took place. >> katie: boston officials are looking through surveillance video from the marathon. authorities are have not released but the 19-year-old dzhokar tsarnaev setting his backpack down and quickly moving away. police commissioner says they were probably planning more attacks. >> had other explosives. they detonated those explosives at the scene of the arrest and shootout in watertown. we feel they had plans to use those explosives. >> they say the brothers did not have permits to carry guns. police are not sure if either applied to own a gun. >>> in san francisco, 3,000 runners raced through the presidio during tight security. one of today's runners was at boston marathon. scott described what happened after he finished that race. >>

chris tin campbell. her mom said she had a heart of gold. investigators are turning to the public for any information about monday's attack. >> we're asking anyone who may have heard someone speak about the marathon or the date of april 15th that indicated that there was a target to call us. someone knows who did this. they say they'll try to reconstruct the bombs which were apparently made in pressure cookers hidden in backpacks. >> we are moving the evidence to a lab in virginia for a complete analysis. >> reporter: president obama will travel to boston thursday for a service dedicated to the victims. >>> this was a heinous encoredly act. and given what we now now about what now took place, the fbi is investigating it as a about of terrorism. >>> we're learning more about the unity and the solidarity of the people of boston. people coming together to donate blood and money to the families of those who perished here. reporting from boston. back to you. >>> more details now about the explosive devices, a fox tv station from atlanta obtained

-year-old martin richard, his mom and sister also terribly wounded in the blast. 29-year-ol chris tell campbellyear-old lingz boston university student and 26-year-old officer sean collier, the m.i.t. officer gunned down after the bombing. >>> today federal agents were inside the fam tamerlan tsarnaev's widow and the mother of his child. katherine russell. i want to go liveike who's on the scene in rhode island. erin how long were the investigators with the family and6g do we know specifically what they were looking for? they were in this home behind me for about 90 can tell you is a couple of them were black equipment cases, and one of them had a clear plastic bag that was marked "dna samples samples." also when they left some of these federal agents and investigators got into cars and katie russe her attorney got into the attor and they all left in long caravan. where they went was katie russell's office in downtown providence. jake they left at 2:15 and the have is that they are still inside the attorney's off i can a there's still at least one federal agent stationed ouoátside this house ri

we're now going to -- okay, we're going to go to chris crystal campbell. we are not getting that. kimberly, you heard a lot there. >> kimberly: some of the things we were talking about as we were taking this in. first you heard the information from the field and the request forces all these cellphones. they clearly need information. >> this will be an interest gallon part of the investigation. >> did something go wrong with your plan? >> you know, this is is a soft target. so anybody can go into a church service and do this type of thing. when you have an event like this you can't lock it down like its military operation. it needs to be open to the public. by the virtue. type of event it is, it requires that we don't turn it into a police state. we struck the appropriate balance. we'll review all of that and come to some conclusions down the road. this investigation is our priority right now. >> you said two minutes ago about targeting groups unfairly. are you suggesting by targeting groups unfairly, are you suggesting that situation is in fact happening? >> no, we haven't had any

then another victim identified today, chris cal campbell of medford, massachusetts. she was a restaurant manager who went with her best friend to cheer on the runners. her mother spoke today this is so painful to listen to the mother. but we decided we should not sugar coat the magnitude of this cruelty. >> our hearts are broken. everybody that knew her loved her. she had a heart of gold. she was all smiles. i can't believe this has happened. it still doesn't make any sense. >> greta: you wonder how somebody could be so cruel to this mother. and boston university now saying one of the graduate students was victim number three. the school is not releasing the student's name but the chinese consulate the victim was chinese national. >> fox news alert a letter sent to a u.s. senator tested positive for the poison ricin. >> scary times. reminds you the days after 9/11 when the whole nation was horrified and anthrax letters shut down the hart office building. system worked in this case because it was stopped in its tracks at mail facility in maryland. the authorities figu

november, republicans have been pinning their hopes for 2016 on new jersey governor and grown-up campbell's kid chris christie. sadly, a new scandal has exploded that could derail christie's ambitions. he was recently caught on tape blatantly lying to one of his constituents about his past. >> this is your time here. get the microphone. >> what's your favorite tv show. i like to watch sports. what's your favorite tv show. >> scooby doo. how old are you? four. when i was four, my favorite show was scooby doo too. >> stephen: shocking. shocking that scooby doo is still on the air. although in the new episode when the harlem globetrotters guest star, they're joined by their buddy kim jong-un. well, it turns out christie was full of scooby doo doo and he was exposed by pulitzer prize winning watchdog group politifact who reported given the governor's birthday and the official premiere date of scooby doo christie would have been seven years old not four if he watched the's first episode. ( cheers and applause ). christie was was clearly lying about watching scooby doo when he was four. and he would have g

other two 8-year-old martin richard and 29-year-old chris krystle campbell. today we got update how some of them are doing. mike tobin was at the hospital a little bit earlier. is he live at the church where tomorrow president obama is set to attend a prayer service that we will cover certainly. but, mike, first, what do we know about those still in the hospital and their condition tonight? >> you know, bill, the news coming out of the hospitals overall is optimistic. doctors don't anticipate any further loss of life and they don't anticipate the need for any amputations. that being said, there is a somber note coming out of boston medical. doctors warning to keep a sharp out for post-traumatic stress. >> ptsd is not just about the patients it's about their families as well. we work with them from the beginning. there is no, as far as i know, any magic bullets to prevent this. but we need to, again, it's a process and evolves over time and it's something, again, that people need not to forget about that it's something that can be with these patients forever.

. >>> today was the funeral for chris tell campbell, one of three people killed in the bombing. watch a friend cross the finish line. -- krystel campbell. her funeral was in the hometown of medford. that is the latest from fox news. back to tracy and ashley. tracy: arthel, thank you very much. existing home sales fell unexpectedly in march. our next guest says the sales remain on track for recovery and seeing declining shadow inventories and returning boomerang buyers are positive catalysts. john burns, of john burns real estate consulting joins us now. last time you were here you said the market is propped up about by investors. what happens if they are done and they decide i don't want to be in the rental business anymore and dump it back into the market? >> i work for a lot of these guys. i don't think they will dump them on the market unless they see recession coming or home prices trending down which i don't see anytime soon. they need entry level buyer to come back. they're 30% of activity which is the norm. with so many people under water you would think it would be 40%.

let's take time to recall them, chris tell krystle campbell, 8-year-old martin richard whose mom and sister were greefsly wounded and 23 year ode linzie lu a boston university graduate student from china. and then of course m.i.t. officer gunned down, 26-year-old sean collier. we're told vice president biden will attend a memorial service for him on wednesday. as we mentioned, dzhokhar tsarnaev won't be charged as an enemy combatant. he'll be prosecuted in the criminal justice system. is this the right move? >> absolutely. it's actually a no-brainer on so many levels. for one, this is a strong case so why would you abandon the sort of normal system of criminal justice? but for symbolic reasons. >> that. but also, as for the same reason they held off on mirandized him, to get as much information from him in case there are other plots. >> so this is where the question of what they can get out of him and what they can use in court are sort of different questions at this stage. they can ask him a lot of questions without mirandizing him, although we believe that he has been mirandized at

farewell to one of the three bombing victims as friends and family gathered for the funeral of chris till campbell, a memorial service for the boston university grat student, lu link she. today massachusetts will hold a moment of silence at 2:50 eastern time the exact moment of the first explosion one week ago today. we have team fox coverage of attacks, with chief intelligence catherine herridge live in washington but we start with mike tobin is live in boston. mike? >> reporter: jenna, the latest information that certainly has a lot of people's attention is coming from, really poor sourcing i should say at the top of this. that is the information that possibly dzhokhar tsarnaev is coming back to consciousness and able to communicate with investigators. it all goes back to "usa today" report citing anonymous law enforcement source but if the information hashings out it is certainly significant, the fact he is able to communicate with investigators by writing. he can't speak because as you mentioned there is a gunshot wound either to the neck or jaw or both but he is able to write according to thi

. >> lilly general campbell told our chris cue obama mo about their special bond. >> i used to love toput her hair in long curls and lots of bows on her hair. she loved it. she would go out prancing, proud as anything to school. and then in school the teachers would say, oh, krystle, you look so beautiful. who did your hair? my nana did my hair. >> both krystle and her best friend were injured. >> she had to have been very close to the explosion for the wounds she had. >> steven sagatori, a registered nurse, was in the medical tent. >> we got her into the tent and got her stationary. i told her who i was, i was a nurse, where she was, in the medical tent, and that we were working on her. and you never say you're going to be okay because you don't know that. so i didn't say those words to her but i did say they were trying their best. >> when krystle's father heard she was injured, he rushed to the hospital. at first he was told that she would live. >> he said, krystle had an operation and they had to take the vein out of one leg and put it in the other leg. >> but the optimism soon tur

. >> lillian campbell told our chris cuomo about their special bond. address girl. >> i used to love to dress her up and put her hair in long curls and lots of bows on her hair. she loved it. she would go out prancing, proud as anything to school. and then in school the teachers would say, oh, krystle, you look so beautiful. who did your hair? my nana did my hair. >> both krystle and her best friend were injured. >> she had to have been very close to the explosion for the wounds she had. >> steven sagatori, a registered nurse, was in the medical tent. >> we got her into the tent and got her stationary. i told her who i was, i was a nurse, where she was, in the medical tent, and that we were working on her. and you never say you're going to be okay because you don't know that. so i didn't say those words to her but i did say they were trying their best. >> when krystle's father heard she was injured, he rushed to the hospital. at first he was told that she would live. >> he said, krystle had an operation and they had to take the vein out of one leg and

from china, has been identified by boston university. 29-year-old crystal campbell and 8-year-old martin richard were injured. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, maura. right across from me at holy cross cathedral, 11:00 eastern time, there will be a memorial honoring the victims. the president and the first lady will be here. it comes on a day when there's a report of a huge breakthrough in this case, something that could be a turning point, after going through thousands of photographs and surveillance videos. police believe that they have been able to take away one picture of a man in a baseball cap, that nbc news has learned has been distributed to law enforcement agencies. apparently that video, taken on the official cameras. the surveillance cameras, a local department store. show a man acting suspiciously and dropping a bag in the same area as the second bomb. this is the same place where the local tv station, whdh, had the photographs. one showing what seemed to be almost a garbage bag or grocery store bag. and afterwards, the explosion that went off. there is a manhunt on right now to i

. >> later this morning campbell's grandmother talks to our own chris cuomo about a girl she says wasimply special. >>> at least 100 of the 183 people injured in monday's attacks have been released from boston area hospitals. we want to bring in senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joining us live from brigham women's hospital where many of the victims are still being treated. elizabeth what are you finding? >> reporter: these stories are starting to come out of what these patients have had to endure. i want to tell you about one couple, one very special couple that reached out to help each other and to help others. so their names are nicholas and lee ann yanni. what happens is they were at the marathon, at the finish line just ten feet away when the explosion went off. so they managed to make their way to a clothing store and nicholas saw that his wife was bleeding profusely from her calf. and his wife had the presence of mind to be calm and say, honey, get those shirts off those racks and make me a tournequit. the whole time she's saying i'm worried about you how are you? ar

. >> later, krystle campbell's grandmother will speak with chris cuomo. >> we'll have that interview, at least some good news in terms of those injured. 183 people were injured in the marathon terror right here. they have now been released, many of them, from hospitals around the city. our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins us live with more on that. elizabeth, good morning. what is the update? >> reporter: good morning. the update is that some of these pains now are well enough to tell the stories of what they went through. i'd like to introduce you to nicholas and lee ann yanni. they were ten feet away from the explosion, they managed to get to a nearby store, and nicholas noticed his wife's calf was gushing blood. his wife had the presence of mind to say get the shirts off the rack and make a tourniquet for my leg. he then went outside and saw a woman who was seemingly unconscious. he was told to get away from the scene because he went very injured, he looked up and saw his wife getting into an ambulance, he said i have to be with my wife. after the surgery this is

campbell. >>> president obama will travel to boston on thursday. now we go to chris cuomo live for us in boston. it seems here we are 24 hours more or later and nobody seems to have a real clue who has done this or why. >> reporter: that shouldn't be surprising, piers, these investigations take a very long time to develop, especially starting with being multifactorial, no group claiming responsibility. so much ground to canvas, this is going to be a difficult investigation. i think it's good news that the authorities said in their presser that they're in no rush. very often as we both know, haste makes waste when it comes to an investigation. this is about getting it right. >> that is true. i imagine there'll be some people in boston who will be concerned for their safety. that the perpetrator of this atrocity is still at large. >> that's absolutely true. at least that's what they believe at this time, piers. but what is also true, there's never been as large a military and police presence in this city as there is right now. in the presser, they asked for patience, t

campbell was also killed. >> you couldn't ask for a better daughter. i can't believe this is happening. she's such a hard worker in everything she did. this doesn't make any sense. >> nbc's chris jansing joins us now live from boston. chris, what an emotional time for the city of boston. >> without a doubt. this is a city that is grieving. it's also a city that's coming together. and we saw it in a very big way and in a heart warming way last night in dorchester which is the home of 8-year-old martin richard. a big crowd came out to show support for the family. it is hard to even imagine what they are going through not only losing an 8-year-old but the mother who had to undergo brain surgery. she had a very serious injury whether the entire family was near the finish line of the boston marathon. and their little girl, just 6 years old, first grader, who lost her leg. but last night we saw people lighting candles. they were laying flowers, stuffed animals and a lot of peace signs. one of the moving pictures that has come out of this is less than a year ago when little martin richard had made a sign that said no more hurting people when he was in a peace march at school. the sch

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campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> welcome back to boston. i'm chris cuomo.ing coverage of what happened here at the boston marathon last week. some of the latest information is that the number of people wounded during the bombing here has risen to more than 260 according to the boston public health commission. all of them are expected to survive. that's the good news. but four others did lose their lives in the bombing and subsequent search for the bombers. but why did the brothers, the suspects, kill this m.i.t. police officer named sean collier? that has been a mystery that is unsolved now. we're learning more about what happened, but not really why yet. and a source with direct knowledge of the investigation tells cnn that collier didn't alert dispatch that he was responding to two men fitting their description. and he didn't have time to activate his emergency alert before being shot. we do know that collier was shot four to five times in the head and chest as he sat alone in his patrol car. the source also said it took police about 13 minutes to get to

chris christie. >>> just two hours from now, president obama leaves washington and ta his gun control proposals on the road. as kyla cam beryl reports, the -- as -- kyla campbell reports. >> reporter: president obama is speaking this afternoon at the denver police academy. he's focusing on colorado's recent passage of stricter gun laws that take effect july 1st. they include adopting universal background checks and a 15- round limit on gun magazines. those laws were sparked by last summer's deadly shooting at a movie theater in nearby aurora, colorado that left 12 people dead. victims from that tragedy will meet with the president today. some connected to the 1999 shooting at columbine high school will also meet with the president today. but not everybody in colorado is on board with president obama's proposals. what a group of sheriffs in colorado have on their agenda today when i see you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> later today, the connecticut state legislature is expected to pass some of the toughest gun control laws in the country. the laws 0 would prevent the sale of a firearm to anyone who has do the -- who does

chris christie. >>> just two hours from now, president obama leaves washington and ta his gun control proposals on the road. as kyla cam beryl reports, the -- as -- kyla campbell reports. >> reporter: president obama is speaking this afternoon at the denver police academy. he's focusing on colorado's recent passage of stricter gun laws that take effect july 1st. they include adopting universal background checks and a 15- round limit on gun magazines. those laws were sparked by last summer's deadly shooting at a movie theater in nearby aurora, colorado that left 12 people dead. victims from that tragedy will meet with the president today. some connected to the 1999 shooting at columbine high school will also meet with the president today. but not everybody in colorado is on board with president obama's proposals. what a group of sheriffs in colorado have on their agenda today when i see you next hour. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> later today, the connecticut state legislature is expected to pass some of the toughest gun control laws in the country. the laws 0 would prevent the sale of a firearm to anyone who has do the -- who does

richard, 29-year-old krystle campbell and lu lingzi, they are being remembered, a lot of sadness still surrounding that and 54 patients still in the hospital, 7 in critical, and chris two of them are children, a boy and a girl, still in critical condition as we speak at this point. >> i know when i left there, i think the boy and the girl were maybe 9 and 10 years old, so we're talking, again, like, little kids and there's been no word about any -- any plans for funerals at this point that you've heard? >> reporter: we haven't heard anything. we haven't heard anything yet. i mean, there's been so much focus and attention on trying to find the guy. i think this morning as that is being put to rest and a lot of those questions are being answered, they're going to start talking about when they're going to have wakes, when they're going to have funerals. there's been an ongoing memorial just down the street over on boylston, the people are laying down flowers and cards and teddy bears and stuff like that. but in terms of official -- official services, we haven't heard anything. of course, there was the service at the church on friday with the president. i believe it wa

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