colby was drunk at the time. police say dorm residents did let colby into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex assault and burglary. "brave" today the artist prince will headline a special rally for peace in baltimore. the singer released a new song about the city and recent violence. can you listen to that song at nbcwashington.com. today's rally for peace is in honor of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died of a spinal cord injury he received while in police custody. other surprise artists are expected to perform today at the concert which is held at the royal farms arena. >> it's sunday morning. here are stories coming up in the week ahead. tomorrow leaders in montgomery county could approve a body camera program for police. the county council will review the budget for the police department. they will spend $600,000 to equip officers with cameras. virginia governor bob mcdonnell in court. his lawyers delivering oral arguments in the appeal in his corruption case. mcdonnell could spend

jamie: i am jamie colby, i am on my way to fall river, massachusets about an hour south of boston, i am going to meet a man whose strang strange inher 0 begins with his family powerful connection to a future preside president. >> i am dennis harkins, my mother passed in 1990, she left us with correspondents regarding our uncle harold who was lost in south pacific during world war ii. jamie: i am jamie. what is this place? >> our en eithe inheritance. >> the ship, let's check it out. >> reporter: battleship code museum here has two of last remaining pt boats from world war ii, his uncle harley, joined navy in 1941. >> he was the typicalismish younger brother. then a month later here will pearl harbor. with u.s. at war, harl is shipped to the south pacific, he puts in a request to join a pt boat crew, which means patroler to meado torpedo, and they had twin machine gun turrets. >> they could lay low in the water, wait for the enemy ships to pass, then attack with the torpedos. >> the museum curator shows me around, tight quarters. quarters. why the moss quito -- mosquito fleet. >> they

jamie: i am jamie colby, i am outside of great falls, montana. it is steeped in native american history, that is the connection between montana and its native american culture that brought me here to learn about a "strange inheritance," right here, hollywood, and back again. >> i am sandy solomon in 2 now 6, my -- 2006 my friend passed away and left mes entire estate. the inheritance is an obligation. jamie: a huge collection of paintings, drawings, photographs. that she inherited from david humphreys miller. >> these are my dearest friends. >> his people and the subject of his art work are survivors of most indian battle of all-time, the battle of little bighorn. june 1876. i have come to montana to learn more about miller and the "strange inheritance" he lift, brad hamlet is a gallery owner, and fifth generation montana n . >> the life work of david humphreys miller was to find, and paint the survivors of the battle of the little bighorn. jamie: miller is born in 1918, and raised in ohio, his parents are artists they teach him to paint, at 16,

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance."nks for watching and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you would like to share with you? we would love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm jackie ibanez. protesters taking to cleveland streets after a white police officer was acquitted of any wrong doing in the shooting deaths of black suspects in 201. he fired at least 49 shots, including 15 while standing on the hood of the suspect's vehicle. that happened at the end of a 22-mile chase that started during an attempt ed stop. the judge said he couldn't detein

. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm driving along the mighty susquehanna river that winds its wayough central pennsylvania. i'm on my way to a population 11,000 town, a tough, old manufacturing town that built stewart tanks during world war ii. today it's best known for the wise potato chip factory and the nuclear power plant. this strange inheritance is about another, smaller business, one that goes to the heart and soul of cities like burr wick, all across america. >> i'm angela deaugustine. in july of 2013, when my father passed away, he left us an unusual inheritance that none of us knew what to do with at the time. ♪ >> this weathered movie theater looks like the sort of make you might pass and think, how does a business like this even make it in today's world? angela not only inherited the theater, but like most ber wick residents, she spent a lot of time here, especially as a teenager. >> when i came to the movies, it was hush-hush sweet charlotte with betty davis. there was one scene where her hand gets chopped off. it was so scary to me i slept with my hands tucked under

colby was drunk at the time. police say residents let colby into the building. he was able to get bo three different rooms because the door was unlocked. colby facing charges for sex offenses, burglary. >>> the singer released a new song about the city and its violence. surprise artists are also expected to perform at the concert. it's at royal farms arena. >>> the six pault police officers baltimore police officers want charges thrown out. they want states attorney marilyn mosby recuse herself. breaking down the conflict of interest the motion sites. >>> number one, charged officers to quell unrest. they point to comments like these. >> i heard your call for no justice, no peace. your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. you're at the forefront of this cause. as young people, our time is now. >>> the attorneys believe they violate maryland law on prosecutor conduct. specifically quote, refraining from making extra judicial comments that have a substantial likelihood of heightening public condemnation of the accused

colby was drunk at the time. dorm residents did let the guy into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex offense, assault, and burglary. >>> today prince the artist prince will headline a special rally for peace in baltimore. the singer released a new song about the city and the recent violence. listen to the song on nbcwashington.com. today's rally for peace is in honor of freddie gray the 25-year-old died of a spinal cord injury he received while in police custody. surprise artists expected to perform at the concert at royal farms arena. >>> here are the stories you need to know about in the week ahead. tomorrow your tax dollars could be set aside for body cameras for montgomery county police. they will review a police budget tomorrow. body camera program will cost about $600,000. tuesday former virginia governor bob mcdonnell will be in court. his lawyers are delivering oral arguments in the appeal in his corruption case. mcdonnell could spend two years in prison for trading p

. >> i am jamie colby, today i am in wilmington, north carolina, known for the gorgeous beach, great surfing, it was also last confederate part city to fall during the civil war, i am here to meet an heir whose a ancestor became famous at high watermark. >> i am george pickett ir irk *. i. >> george, who goes by his name ed, has invited me to his home. >> high, ed. >> you must be jamie. >> i am. >> when 59-year-old is not work ofing as a surfing instructor oden joys doing yoga, playing guitar, a far cry from his famous great-great grandfather who fought in gettings gettysburg. gettysburg. >> i yo knew about it. i was not that interested as a little kid. >> some people said, didn't he lose, wasn't he a loser? that is the way a lot of history books talked about, pickett's charge. >> did you bury your head. >> i did that one time, i didn't know enough to defend him. >> someone that knows a lot about general pickett, civil iar historian earl earl coats, i mem on the battle feel. >> you are one of the icon excites of the civil war. >> what was pickett's contribution? >> general pickett to

. >> you heard colby say it's better than the one he has at home. we need to go to colby's house.ming up next best selling author jodie there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> jodi picoult is the best-selling author behind 23 novels in 23 years. she's worked hard. she's known for her dark plots and twisted plots. her new book is different. she's teemed up with her daughter, co-author samantha. their adult novel is called "off the page." samantha your first time, welcome. jodi you've been here before. i'm going to start with

bottom 8th/ 3-2 astros colby rasmus 2-run home off fernando "sky rockets in flight" abad 5-2 astros finalastros sonny gray: 5 ip, 7 hits, 3 runs 2nd straight loss after starting as reported at the top of the show. the land dealfor a raiders-chargers stadium in carson has been finalized. but raiders owner narc davis said the ball is still in oakland's court. oakland officials put the >>:i'm trying to keep in oakland and we have a parallel path going on a loss angeles and thus we cannot get something done here in oakland--in los angeles >> pam :good night ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramento region. new technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run. we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work

police say colby dean wandered into a dorm building last friday, while he was drunk.ding to the police report he walked in to three different rooms with the doors locked. in one case a female student reported waking up to a hand touching her inappropriately. colby dean is facing several charges including sex offense and assault. >>> former maryland governor martin o'malley is moving full speed ahead toward may 30th. that's the day he'll announce if he's running for president. o'malley plans to sign a lease for office space near penn station in baltimore. o'malley is casting himself as an alternative to hillary clinton. he held a call with supporters yesterday saying he can bring new leadership and progressive values to the white house. >>> the arlington county police department has named an official police chief. jay farr will permanently replace retired chief scott. he has been serving in the role since march. he has been a member of the arlington county police department since 1990. >>> montgomery county has a new fire chief as well this morning. ike leggett promote

jamie: i am jamie colby, today i am in bermin birmingham, alabamy say that wars are fought to change maps, this episode of "strange inheritance" is about a map. a old map. and one that survived in a family whose history spans from texas to virginia then back to alabama. >> i am patrick martin, my parents died in 1999. and my sister and i inherited house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> house that patrick and his sister peggy inherited here in birmingham is their home now. >> patrick thank you for having me over. >> our pleasure. jamie: patrick apparents moved to alabama from maryland, bought the house in 19600s. pat reublg, a anpatrick a an ane of his parents but he had his own he'l while scare -- he'll , he has an early retirement. he starts to go through the house. the attic as well. it is here he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. >> this looks old. box contains family letters and legal documents, some going back to the 18 century. >> this packet is letters from the 1780s. >> he discovers an old u.s. army muster book, an of

police eventually arrested colby dean. he is charged with sex offense in the fourth degree and burglary. the murder of a couple found dead inside their home on mother's day. richard vilardo and his wife julianne were discovered by their son after they did not show up for a mother's day event. police say both victims suffered trauma to the upper body. no word on any suspects. the cleanup underway after a weekend of violent storms from texas all the way to south dakota. at least two dozen people were injured. the severe weather threat continues for millions of americans today. reporter: scenes of destruction in texas after a reported tornado touched down overnight. dozens are injured and many are missing. rescuers fear people might still be trapped under piles of debris. >> [indiscernible] reporter: it was a mix of violent twisters, flooding and snow in the central united states. watch as this funnel cloud lifts a roof off a school. >> there goes the school. reporter: north of dallas number rescues as the national guard pull

. >> colby moore is hacking into a home camera. >> this is the part where i initially break into the camera. >> it took him all of two minutes. >> you can see that my computer is now interfaced with this device. >> cameras, thermostats, baby monitors, they're all going high tech. we call it the internet of things. but more a research engineer at redwood city security company showed us how easy it is to break into just about anything in your house. >> he says for most of these devices, security is not included. >> the flaws in the system, they allow an attacker to compromise the system, watch you, watch your pattern of life, watch your children. >> a wake-up call for gadget lovers and a warning. be careful when you bring devices into your home. >> colby told us for the most part, all device makers are behind when it comes to security. but he says the larger better known companies like net are moving the fastest to close those gaps and keep your privacy at least somewhat protected. we'll continue to follow this for you. >> thank you. you could win travel perks. united is offering a fir

everyone safe colby. church's committee brought many cia, fbi, and nsa abuses to light. i am not so sure, though, that the church committee resulted in significantly improved oversight of the intelligence community. yes, it cost creation of the senate and house intelligence committees. but we need only look to the 1980's to see what the mkc them about the agency's mining of nicaraguan harbors. beyond leading to the executive order prohibiting the cia from political assassination, the series had not changed cia operations or undercut the assumption that information about enemies must sometimes be acquired illegally. if anything, arguably the church committee became whipping boy. defenders blamed everything from the 1975 murder of the cia richard welch on the "who built that? -- on the church committee to 9/11 on the church committee 's emasculation of intelligence agencies. colby's successor bush i complained in 2005 that in 1975 congress disastersly unleashed a bunch of untutored jerks against the cia. he ate the limited and temporary impact of the jer -- he ignored the

. >> you heard colby say it's better than the one he has at home. we need to go to colby's house. jodie >>> jodi picoult is the best-selling author behind 23 novels in 23 years. she's worked hard. she's known for her dark plots and twisted plots. her new book is different. she's teemed up with her daughter, co-author samantha. their adult novel is called "off the page." samantha your first time, welcome. jodi you've been here before. i'm going to start with you missy. when you were 13 what did you say to your mom? >> i was 13 years old and i was daydreaming in my eighth grade french class which i don't condone and i was starting to think about books and what happens when we close a book because i just couldn't believe that the characters staid frozen in time waiting for us to return and breathe the life back into them so i started to kind of play around with the different personalities that characters could have while the book is closed and who they really are when there's no one reading them. >> and she brought it to you, mom, and you thought, great idea or i don't know? >> my id

cecil brown was found dead in the back yard of his home in the 800 block of colby avenue last august. neighbors were shocked when they learned of these arrests. >> they seemed like such a loving couple. they got along so well. it's a shock. it's a shock. >> medical examiner determined the cause of his death was due to blunt force trauma. larlane brown and zada were arrested yesterday at the airport. >>> 19 arrests and an issue of seven more warrants in prince william county. the operation was prompted by the november 2014 murder of -- dealings involving cocaine, lds, pharmaceutical mills, marijuana and marijuana -- pills, marijuana and marijuana wax. >>> former house speaker speaker dennis hastert was spaying a former student to keep quiet about allegations of sexual abuse. two sources close to the investigation say the alleged abuse occurred when hastert was a teacher and wrestling coach in illinois. federal prosecutors indicted him on thursday for lying to the fbi about the $3.5 million he agreed to pay this undisclosed person to cover up this past misconduct. a federal law enforcem

plus colbie smulders gets results in a new comedy.hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning, may 27th 2015. i'm willie along with al, natalee, and tamron. hope your day is off to a good start. we are focused this morning on the states of texas and oklahoma where at least 19 people now are dead, 14 still missing. in texas alone, 46 countries have issued disaster declaration. in the city of houston, 2500 cars were abandoned. people just up and walked away from their vehicles because they had to and there's a bunch more severe weather on the way. we've heard these terrible stories of people being swept away in their cars, in their homes. just their bodies themselves. we actually had our buddy jeff rossen do a live demo for us. he was down in morganton north carolina, on how to survive dangerous flooding situations. >> he was in the water with a rescue swimmer and eventually he gets in with him and lets him go to see what it's like. watch this. >> yeah. >> one of the rescuers in the boa

colby whit field [inaudible] >> good afternoon my name is chris [inaudible] director of hethd care training programs at jewish vocational services and j vs is partnering with cpmc to provide training for intrelevel positions not clinical. the model is proven. this particular model is 4 week training in class and 4 weeks of internship. it is 61 textialized and work with cpmc to make sure we prepare san francisco residence for employment. we will be paying close attention to those in the priority nairblds neighborhoodss and the entire training is contextualized and make sure there is job success after placement >> thank you very much. next speaker, please >> good afternoon. my name is [inaudible] i represent [inaudible] construction. first of all i want to thank cpmc and [inaudible] allowing me to meet my commitment to my community and city. i work closely with the traffic management and equipment out on van ness for the safety of the san francisco residence traveling up and down van ness. [inaudible] allowed me to reach out to to the community of san francisco and build a diverse team to rep

strange"strangeinheritance," i am jamie colby thank you for watching. >> send me an e-mail or go to our web site us company. bye! >> bye, everyone. >>> massive protests still planned in baltimore, despite criminal charges against the police officers in the freddie gray case as businesses are left to pick up the pieces now growing calls to pick up the spending. >> when you disinvest in education, when you provide no places for kids to play and no summer jobs, baltimore happens. >> i'm no illusion that out of this congress we'll get massive investments in urban communities. >> there needs to be more of investment in neighborhoods, in recreation in schools. you can't just cut, cut, cut, cut, cut. >> but is more spending really the answer? hi everyone. i'm brenda butne, this is bulls and bears. gary b. smith, jonas, and john layfield along with suzie welch and david mercer. welcome to everybody. john we've spent trillions on the war on poverty. is more spending really the answer? >> no it's not. in fact we spentd almost $12 trillion on the war on poverty and guess what's happened, changed?

murder for the 73-year-old takoma park man and while the arrests are bringing relief to the people of colbynue, it's who is in custody that has neighbors in shock. hank silverberg is in takoma park too tell us more. >> reporter: under arrest for the murder of cecil brown are his wife and a man she was picking up at the airport from a flight from jamaica. when cecil brown was murdered last august, no one on this dead end creek just off sligo creek parkway would have suspected his 68-year-old wife arlene brown who told police she found her husband dead in the backyard when she returned home, but police arrested mrs. brown and 49-year-old hussein ali and charged them both with conspiracy to commit murder. neighbors who knew arlene are in disbelief. >> they seemed like such a loving couple. they got along so well. it's a shock. >> reporter: the brown home has been empty for some time. some neighbors say she was involved in the neighborhood and at least one of them saw her there this past week. >> i knew him pretty well. he did some work for us, also, when well first moved in and he -- when we f

. >> reporter: colby moore broke into a home camera in two minutes for us. he's a research engineer at redwood city security company synac, and says when you install one of these cameras, you invite hackers in as well. >> the flaws that are present in the system may allow an attacker to compromise the systems, you know watch you, kind of figure out your pattern of life watch your children. >> reporter: and that goes for thermostats and baby monitors too. >> they're exposing their children to the world. >> reporter: the problem, moore says is that security has not caught up with the demand for inhome technology and if a good guy can hack in -- >> security really is an afterthought. >> reporter: -- the bad guys will try as well. scott budman "nbc bay area news." >>> all right, let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda right now with your micro climate forecast. >> and the forecast right now doesn't really feel much like may outside. we've seen temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees below where they should be this time of year. and right now at the oracle arena

certainly important figures, i would add what fritz has said, vice president mondale said director colby a very controversial situation toward him. he was under enormous pressure from the cia not to reveal some of the worst excesses or just say excesses. but he made a decision to disclose to us in a highly intense session, long session what came to be called shorthand the family jewels. and it was an inspector general's report that pretty much covered the water front of things that might be controversial or illegal, unconstitutional. and he made a decision to reveal those to us. and it was a monumental decision, and it made an incredible difference in our ability to address the reforms and propose the reforms that we did. and he had -- he left the agency eventually under great criticism from people who thought he should have stonewalled and chose not to. so i've always felt that he was a very, very important figure. >> and another factor that was really important was the structure of the committee because as mansfield set it up, it was six democrats to five republicans instead of what wo

. >> reporter: colby moore broke into a home camera in two minutes for us. he's a research engineer at redwood city security company synac and says when you install one of these cameras, you invite hackers in, as well. >> the flaws may allow the hacker to compromise the system watch you, watch your children. >> reporter: that goes for thermostats and baby monitors too. >> they are exposing their children to the world. >> reporter: the problem, moore says, is that security has not caught up with the demand for in-home technology and if a good guy can hack in -- >> security really is an afterthought. >> reporter: the bad guys will try, as well. for the most part all device makers are behind when it comes to security but say the larger better known companies are moving the fastest to close those gaps and keep your privacy somewhat protected. janelle? >> thanks so much scott. >>> the party continues over 100 years later, the celebration is happening this sunday. san francisco's iconic 12k race kicks off at 8:00 a.m. near the embarcadero, when runners wearing cos

underlying themes that i picked up and i think several others did is when you talk to people like colby, talk to some of the people in the bureau, talk to some of the people elsewhere in the agencies, they were complaining about how screwed up their agencies were. and many to his own office several file cabinets with every salacious rumor that he heard. what he would often do is go to the principal involvement say there's a story out. don't worry about it. we'll keep it. this sensible reasons. agents. and so there was a great i think desire within these agencies to get reform. and they wanted us to succeed. >> he had a file he kept in his office with every rumor he heard. he would go to the principle involved and say, there's a story, but don't worry about it. so you have another kept officer. it bothered a lot of the sensitive bureau agents. there is a desire within these agencies to get reform. and they wanted us to succeed. >> a story i told over down last night. occurs in one of our early organizational meetings as to how we should proceed. no one knew was step one was that took my

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jaime colby earns the nickname doll by. [laughter] unless she is that great show to an:00 p.m.e onset with us we will be right back. ♪ charles: spring has finally arrived. is played we can look at these guys who are watching us and the studio a shout out to those to keep us safe. charles: many countries are on edge because china is dominating. check this out they are the man-made islands it will build an airstrip there you have six countries they all claimed ownership of the tiny island trying to take over the entire region with the surveillance flight over the waters this week china has warned the u.s. to stay away of course, of white house fired back to said don't challenge military flights over the region. this is all about oil china clays there is 200 billion barrels of oil last year in official in the philippines asked japan to rearm itself if anybody knows about the atrocities japan committed in the philippines it is unheard of but china is a materialistic and will dominate. >> it is a the great threat starting through their region not only that they are the size of 1500

in the first episode jamie colby meet as woman who inherit as nearly bankrupt animal sanctuary.ming with lions tigers and bears, oh my. i had to do that right. starting 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. >>> eat well and exercising regularly but not seeing results? genetics may be to blame. some people may carry obesity gene. they could be more susceptible to gaining weight despite routine fiscal activity. we have a doctor here. people are going i knew it. i am doing everything right and i'm gaining weight instead of losing it. this is amazing. they took people that have genes of high-risk of obesity, put them on the same workout regime of other women without the gene the women cut the gene gained 2.6 pounds. the women without it lost 3.6 pounds. on the same workout. that is not fair. >> on same parameters are slightly un-- how much they ate. they tried to keep track of that. the degree of exercise high-intensity exercises weights quite intensively three times a week for a whole year. and the women in the high-risk obesity group certainly did gain that weight. they gained weight

tonight on "strange inheritance," jamie colby meets two families that inherit wildlife sanctuarieses.nly on fox business. >> if you need another reason to eat chocolate, i know i don't a new study from germany finds adding chocolate to your diet, especially the dark kind could speed up weight loss. dr. kevin campbell is here. i drilled down on the study. this is near and dear to my heart around seemed like it needed investigation. two groups. one on a low-carb diet. but they added 42 grams of dark chocolate daily. the third group got to eat whatever the heck they wanted. the group with the chocolate lost 10% more weight and kept it off longer than the group following the better diet with just the caches and not carbs. that is amazing to me. why did the chocolate help them lose more weight? >> i think two things are going on here. we know dark chocolate with 80% cocoa or more serves as antioxident and promotes the growth of lean muscle. however i think it is more psychological. if you get a taste of something good every day, in the midst of an exclusionary diet you're more likely to st

tom: you don't want to miss "strange inheritance" tonight, at 9 p.m., jamie colby will meet a woman whonew bankrupt wildlife refuge with the hundreds exotic animals living there. then she meets the sons of a legendary taxidermist who leaves them all. >> sunday shootout in that texas car t cartoon contest, is first time isis claimed responsible for an attack in u.s. >> with terrorist using social platforms like sweater and face -- twitter and facebook, how to we fight terror in the new digital era. new york state is reinventing by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding cresto

the first episode, jamie colby meets a family who inherits one of the rarest collection of bugs aroundwly. other stories of unique inheritances starting 9:00 p.m. here only on fox business. >> wall lie may have been a cartoon but his real life cousin may be enter the market. it can sensor motion and interact with you and act as your personal assistant around the house. i'm joined i about the ceo of the company by the same name. in a perfect world what would you see this robot doing for me? >> i think he is really, in a perfect world he would be making your family more connected. he would be connecting you to loved ones. he would allow you to have more fun in the home and share experiences together. rather than the technologies today where kids have their nose in their phones or the ipad and kind of separates the family. we really built jibo so he brings families together and shares experiences in the home. melissa: i don't understand is it like a tablet, or i know there is camera to interact with people but is it supposed to be its own independent friend? >> nor the latter. he is his o

jamie colby meets with a woman who -- along with some of their secrets.eets a family who inherits rare letters written to their grandmother from a jung john f. kennedy. tonight at 9 o'clock. retail sales flat again for the month of april. we can't point the finger at weather anymore. can we? what gives. we'll debate that coming up next. we're making money in three minutes. ♪ >> everyone was blaming the winter for weak retail sales. but now we're talking about a flat april. ♪ tom: and welcome back. some good news. and some bad news on the retail front. let's start with the good news. good news, jcpenney raised its full year forecast. and shake shack cooked up big earnings beat after the bell today. but earlier today macy's and ralph lauren posted disappointing numbers that clearly left investors dissatisfied. and retail sales missed estimates coming in flat for april. that was four out of the last five months that have been flatter down. hitha, everybody blamed winter. but now winter you can't blame. what's holding back -- hitha: and i'm sick of people bla

. >> reporter: colby moore is hacking into a home camera. >> this is the part where i initially break into the camera. >> reporter: and it took him all of two minutes. >> you can see that my computer is now interfaced with this device. >> reporter: cameras, thermostats, baby monitors. they're all going high tech. we call it the internet of things, but more as the engineer of security company synax showed us how easy it is to break into just about anything in your house. he says for most of these devices, security is not included. >> reporter: the flaws in the present system may allow a hacker to compromise the system, to watch you, figure out your pattern in life, watch your children. >> reporter: a wake-up call for gadget lovers and a warning, be careful when you bring devices into your home. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> meteorologist anthony slaughter is here and wearing green. we're seeing green on the radar. >> i'm dressing for the weather. i'm excited about this rain. we actually don't get rain like this in may. but the gray skies we're seeing is indicative of showers hea

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police say colby dean wandered into a dorm building last friday while he was drunk. according to the police report he walked into three different rooms with the doors unlocked. in one case a female student reported waking up to a hand touching her inappropriately. >>> it is now 6:19. jurors will be back to work today trying to determine whether the convicted boston marathon bomber deserves to die. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted last month of all 30 charges against him. 17 carry the death penalty. the jury did have some questions about the charges yesterday. in order for tsarnaev to receive the death penalty, the decision must be unanimous. three people died and more than 260 were hurt when two pressure cooker bombs exploded near the marathon finish line two years ago. >>> new information this morning about how common it is for bullying to happen at school. the u.s. education department released the new numbers overnight from 2013. it found that 22% of students aged 12 to 18 said they were bullied at school. that's down 6% from 2011. it's also the lowest level seen b

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he is colby dean, and we are told that he is intoxicated and went into the dorms and walked into the three different rooms with unlocked doors. in one case a afemale student reported waking up to a hand touching her inappropriately, and the investigators identifyied dean as that individual and arrested him later that the night. >>> a police investigation tonight following the child's death. david culver is in the newsroom the tonight with the can details. >> and jim, that boy is 3 years old, and now he got this call this past sunday and the toddler fell injuring the head and the fire just responded and we found that the on tuesday, he passed away an autopsy had been done, and we have been working to get more information on this one, but a lot of questions still remain wendy. >> than you, david culver. >>> five firefighters are recovering from minor injuryies after a roof collapsed on top of them. this happened at a fire on leaks lot way in gaithersburg. we are told that a man inside made it out safely and he told in investigators that the he built a fire that spread on to the chimney

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on "strange inheritance," jamie colby will meet a family whose "strange inheritance" is an alligator tigue teeth week continues with lions and tigers. >> a sanctuary for exotic animals. >> how is his health now. >> he is doing good. >> wall call of the wild. >> rescued by a odd duck. >> we use 26,000 pounds of chicken or beef every 6 weeks. >> what was his reputation. >> a wild man. >> did he play by the rules? >> no. >> when he dies the authorities top shut his heir down. >> he left with you a mess. >> that is anger hit. >> will it cost his widow her "strange inheritance." >> i did not go through everything as you those years to give up. gerri: you don't want to miss it starts 9 p.m. eastern. >> later in the show, how to cut down your energy loss. >> did the next shoe drop for liquid laminators, we'll be right back. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. heal

if colby and jason the astros leading the league with 60 home runs and cocoa crisp hurt his neck againfootball season with the raid football season with the raiders but now some concern because quarterback car did not participate in practice today. raiders holding o ta organized team activity. about he's wearing red jersey number 4. raiders car has finger jivrment it might require surgery which is a little scary. he has been practicing during the off season. took part in the voluntary minicamela's movement head coach jack says car should be ready regardless for training camp. >> time miss entered may is better than tame miss entered september that's for sure. in fact often more capable of l taking whatever time is necessary just to make sure you put things behind you. so a little more cautious this time of year. >> doesn't seem to be too worried bit. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. bit is your quarterback. quarterback has an injured finger. kind of a big deal. >> it's a big deal. >> thanks very much. >> all right that is this edition of 7 news at 9 0for all of us here. larry, sand w