doris kearns goodwin is here. she was not at the game but she would have been singing.ning me for our roundtable, "wall street journal's" columnist peggy noonan, columnist for bloomberg and writer for "the atlantic" jeffrey goldberg, nbc's tom brokaw and the presidential historian and bostonian doris kearns goodwin. what a week and, you know, the headline of the nightmare's end on saturday morning was fitting, wasn't it? >> what was so striking about the week is patriots day is boston's holiday, my hometown. nothing we love more than it because it combines history, which boston loves, the first shot heard around the world in concord, and then you have the baseball game at 11:00 a.m. and it's really the beginning of spring because it's always too cold on 0 ordinary opening day, and then you have the marathon, which we're so proud of you and people from all over the world coming. and as obama called them, the small individuals chose that ritual, chose that place, chose that day for maximum killing and maximum coverage because they knew the ritual was so important. but the

. >> reporter: the loved ones doris chabuco left behind gathered quietly at her grave.ng them her three young daughters ages 4, 6 and 9. her mother and husband. portrait of a heartbroken family marking a horrific anniversary. >> it's like the wounds opened up again. >> reporter: doris chabuco had been an attorney in her native nigeria. she was taking nursing classes where five students and an employee were shot to death authorities say by former student goh. her children ask her father questions. >> my youngest one sometimes will ask me, why did the guy kill mommy. you know, i don't think i have an answer for that. >> reporter: chabuco is a technician with at&t who moved his family out of san leandro he says to escape the violence in the east bay. doris' mother says this is a difficult day. >> i'm still mourning for my child who died unexpectedly. i am very, very much unhappy. >> reporter: the chabuco's say they will try their best to come out of this ordeal but one year has not been enough to heal the wounds. doris' husband shared with us his one wish. >> if i could se

the loved ones, doris chabuco left behind prayed today. her mother and husband, portrait of a heartbroken family marking a horrific anniversary. >> just like the wound opened up again. >> reporter: chabuco had been an attorney in her native nigeria, she was taking nursing classes where five other students and an employee were shot to death authorities say by former student goh. the chabuco children ask their father questions. >> the youngest one will ask me why did the guy kill mommy. you know. i don't think i have an answer for that. >> reporter: chabuco is a technician with at&t who says he moved his family out of richmond. >> reporter: the chabucos say they will try to find a way to move away from this ordeal but one year has not been enough time to heal the wounds. doris' husband shared with us his most secret wish. >> if i could just see a ghost of her that would make my day. i terribly miss her. i wish i could have just one last shot at just looking at her. >> reporter: here at oikos late this afternoon, workers from the food bank ne

. >> reporter: the loved ones doris chabuco left behind gathered quietly at her grave.ng them her three young daughters ages 4, 6 and 9. her mother and husband. portrait of a heartbroken family marking a horrific anniversary. >> it's like the wounds opened up again. >> reporter: doris chabuco had been an attorney in her native nigeria. she was taking nursing classes where five students and an employee were shot to death authorities say by former student goh. her children ask her father questions. >> my youngest one sometimes will ask me, why did the guy kill mommy. you know, i don't think i have an answer for that. >> reporter: chabuco is a technician with at&t who moved his family out of san leandro he says to escape the violence in the east bay. doris' mother says this is a difficult day. >> i'm still mourning for my child who died unexpectedly. i am very, very much unhappy. >> reporter: the chabuco's say they will try their best to come out of this ordeal but one year has not been enough to heal the wounds. doris' husband shared with us his one wish. >> if i could se

i will be dory again, which is the most fun in the world. the entire sequel is about dory.. and that's it. >> a.j. hammer is joining us now. what took them to long? did they forget? >> it could be because pixar was able to get the entire cast back together, ellen along with andrew statton. maybe it's because of the release of the 3-d version of "finding nemo." but really i'm thinking it could be because of all of the lobbying that ellen degeneres has done to get the sequel made. you have to look at how she pushed for "finding dory." >> they made a movie on this and then it was so successful that they made a sequel which happens when movies are very, very successful. i'll much wa the super bowl and do it once like finding nemo. >> finding nemo 2 would be hard because it's almost impossible to get the entire cast together with the same writers and directors and pro us doers. anyway, that brings up shrek 4. >> she mentioned it a couple of times, carol. and i must point out, this role for ellen predates her talk show. so imagine how much we're going to hear from her about this

. >>> "finding dory" sequel to "finding nemo" and "finding dory" ellen degeneres is going to play dory so funny. i waited a long, long, long time for this. not mad it took this long. people at pixar were busy creating "toy story 16." 2015. film picks up where dori forgetful fish left off with nemo. trying to reunite with loved ones. >> going to be great. >>> another story for you. what are they thinking categories. airplanes are trying come up with ways to make more room and more money and more seats. they will shrink the size of the small laboratories. >> how can it get smaller? >> 3 x 3. delta coming out say they're going to make it smaller from the 3 x 3 foot dimensions it is now. >> kind of crazy. people get sick in there. what are you going to do? >> yikes. >>> this is very interesting. the end of men. males will become extinct in 5 million years. the process is under way. to cut to the bottom line because we have ten seconds. something about our chromosomes is going to phase us out. going to reproduce. but male characteristics are st >>> this morning on "world news now" -- fired

pixar announced the nemo sequel will be returning this time called finding dori.uel is due out on november of 2015. >> such a nice movie. can't wait. >>> a lot of sunshine in most places but we have to show you this really cool shot of san francisco. the thing is it's hard to see san francisco. we've got low clouds on the backside. hugging the coastline. and a finger of fog just cruising through. all that shot doesn't really do it any justice. but this is what we're seeing outside our doors i do expect the low clouds and patches of fog will be moving into the bay area and will greet us once again tomorrow morning. an on shore breeze, 17 miles reported at sfo. we have eight-miles-per-hour in oak land. 10 in napa but again helping to transport that moist pacific air. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, this is what i'm thinking, 60 to 70 degrees, but we're feeling right now low 60s closer to the coast low 70s for some of our inland areas. if you're goes to the ballpark to watch the a's play, you should be sitting warm. as we get into the evening hours th

the world to play dory. it actually the entire sequel is about dory, the name of the movie is called "finding dory." >> okay, i'm thinking of something orange. and it's small. >> it's me. >> right. >> reporter: that affable but frequently forgettable blue tang fish. >> i forget things almost instantly. it runs in my family. well, i mean at least i think it does. "finding nemo." "finding nemo." "finding nemo." >> reporter: the announcement culminated in a comedic campaign for a follow-up to the good-humored thrills. s "i'm not mad it took this long. i know the people at pixar were busy creating toy story 16." back in 2003 it was a billion dollar box office film, pixar now owned by the walt disney company. >> mine, mine, mine. >> shut up! >> reporter: on the net hundreds of thousands liked the announcement on facebook, even more making "finding dory" a trending topic on twitter. schools of fans, who can hardly fathom their good fortune. >> there's nobody here. >> there has to be someone. it's the ocean, silly.

happy birthday to doris day, alec baldwin, 55 and eddie murphy at 52. here's what's coming up on "today." an intimate look inside audrey hepburn. her son talks about her life and legacy. keep it on this channel. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. have a great wednesday. >>> new details this morning about a south bay paramedic shot in oakland hills. >>> also, your privacy at risk. police in one city now talking about putting surveillance cameras at the front door of every bar. >>> and the bay area getting ready to welcome the president. what he's planning to do and why traffic won't be that big of an issue during his visit. >>> for our ritual live look outside, hp pavilion, where the san jose sharks call home. on a five-game winning streak. this wednesday, april 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> we are, mid week. it is wednesday. good morning. i'm john kelly. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. good morning to you, lawyura an jon. good morning to you at home. we h

the loved ones, doris chabuco left behind prayed today. her mother and husband, portrait of a heartbroken family marking a horrific anniversary. >> just like the wound opened up again. >> reporter: chabuco had been an attorney in her native nigeria, she was taking nursing classes where five other students and an employee were shot to death authorities say by former student goh. the chabuco children ask their father questions. >> the youngest one will ask me why did the guy kill mommy. you know. i don't think i have an answer for that. >> reporter: chabuco is a technician with at&t who says he moved his family out of richmond. >> reporter: the chabucos say they will try to find a way to move away from this ordeal but one year has not been enough time to heal the wounds. doris' husband shared with us his most secret wish. >> if i could just see a ghost

"finding dory" could add to that.nd andrew statton, the writer and director of "finding nemo", the voice of crush, the surfing dude turtle. and john carter, the first effort at a live action feature and logged for disney, it could be a comeback. >> megyn: my kids are little, we don't have a lot of these, "finding nemo" and two years until the sequel. apparently i'm the only one who hasn't seen it. coming up, two female researchers, identical twin sisters, sparking a heated debate today, suggesting that white men are the ones to blame for america's problems with gun violence and there are some spin-off theories about why that may be, and you may find them rather offensive. we warn you, we debate that claim and look at evidence. this, however, you will not find offensive, a man who's son was recently blessed by the pope says this once in a lifetime opportunity provided his family and the world with a valuable life lesson. and today that father joins us live with what that lesson is and what it was like to see this momen

[applause] >> thank you so much, doors. -- doris. a very exciting week for you as we see what the gang of eight will come up with. we have heard ,rom two direct participants the ambassador and doris messner. one of our most thoughtful analysts. the council of foreign relations. he has written a book on u.s. border security called "the closing of the american border: terrorism, immigration, and security since 9/11." of thethe director council on foreign relations task force study on immigration reform cohead by jed bush and my partner thomas matt mcclarty breaking both perspectives. -- breaking both perspectives. he also had andy card and tom daschle on u.s. trade and investment policy abroad. -- only that, he has spent he was an active journalist both here and in canada. it turns out that he spent much of his childhood and his education in canada. --will ring a perspective bring a perspective to this debate. thank you very much, ted. .> thank you my notes and it is great to be here. -- thank you, nelson. before we have a chance to go

[applause] >> thank you so much, doors. -- doris. a very exciting week for you as we see what the gang of eight will come up with. we have heard from two direct participants, the ambassador and doris messner. one of our most thoughtful analysts. ted alden is on the council of foreign relations. he has written a book on u.s. border security called "the closing of the american border: terrorism, immigration, and security since 9/11." he was the director of the council on foreign relations task force study on immigration reform cohead by jed bush and my partner, matt mcclarty breaking both perspectives. -- breaking both perspectives. he also had andy card and tom daschle on u.s. trade and investment policy abroad. -- only that, he has spent he was an active journalist both here and in canada. it turns out that he spent much of his childhood and his education in canada. --will ring a perspective bring a perspective to this debate. thank you very much, ted. >> thank you , nelson. it is great to be here. before we have a chance to go to th

first democratic president to ever do it and you may destroy the democratic party i know you love doris kearns goodwin in the movie lincoln but all that compromise was of a very different kind and a very different time and with very different and personally i think doris put a bit too much emphasis on this it was a nice story but lincoln also knew how to be santa claus did so with the land grant colleges and so many of the things and he was a great fighter not the great compromiser please stop thinking you're lincoln you're not in your political opponents are not andrew johnson earth that is stevens your salmon chase those men at least had integrity they played politics out of conviction. president obama please don't shoot so. when it comes to cutting social security with a republican chained c.p.i. please as nancy reagan so famously. say no. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday april nineteenth two thousand and thirteen don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your. wealthy british style it's done it's time to write the final. market why not come to. find

it's going to be called "finding dory." it will once again feature the voice of ellen degeneres as the voice of that character. "finding nemo" won top awards along the way. "finding dory" will hit the theaters in 2015. that should be funny. anything ellen does is funny. >> high expectations for that. "finding nemo" one of my favorite animated movies. >> it was great. >>> coming up next on this wednesday morning, we're getting the first, up-close look at that deadly florida sinkhole. >>> and a coach's abusive behavior a secret no more. how the verbal and physical abuse was exposed. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthriti

this little fish dory is called finding dory, the new film. the focuhat fish and the forgetful dory. due in theaters november 15. kids love that movie. >> your top sports stories, so close yet so far for the rangers, hugh darvish. pwhro*ebg -- blowing a perfect game against the astros with one out left. fans shocked. they thought they were about to witness history. the fans gave darvish a standing ovation and texas still won 7-0. a magical night in miami for carmelo anthony. he was on fire against the heat scoring 50 points. that ties a career high. the heat played without lebron james and dwayne wade. new york won 102-90. wichita state isn't just playing for the ncaa championship. it's playing for pizza today. pizza hut, which was founded in wichita, and is promising to give free pizzas to all the wichita state students if the school wins a championship. >> a lot of pizza. >> every college student loves that. >> before you leave the house let's get your first degree weather forecast. hi, maria, in the weather center. >> good morning. chilly t

ellen degeneres will return as dori and writing it's official. for more movey and music news go to otrc.com. >> still ahead at 4:00 searching for answers a plan to find better ways to treat diseases of the brain. >> looking insifd a massive sink hole that swallowed and killed a florida man. what the victim's brother says about rescue efforts. >> ultrahd television latest and greatest television. testing out huge tvs and tell >>> we haven't unlocked the mifltry of three pounds of matter that sits between our ears. >> unlocking brain mysteries. the president wants to invest $100 million to map the human brain hoping to find cures for diseases like alzheimer's and ep lepsy. scientists applauded to the proposal. >> abc 7 news reporter mark matthews is here with more on the plan. mark? >> it's not just doctors and researchers. i met a guy today in noe valley who puts this into perspective. let's start with the president. >> the president joked with reporters about the need for mapping the brain. >> my life would be simpler here. it would be... explain

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it will have the original cast including nemo, dory and that tank gang. our household certainly will be there. >> you can watch it over and over. >> which is good because the kids do. >>> 5:26. we watch in with christina loren to see what she can do about swimming us into the forecast. >> i like that bodacious turtle. it's not that warm in the water whatsoever. hop in, hop out. 68 at the coast is a warm day by bay area standards. 5:26. we'll time out that rain for you, come iing up. find out how good or bad we're doing on the roads with anthony slaughter. >> things are beginning to stack up at the bay bridge. it's only minor. early for this time of day, to see any real major stacking up. in the north bay, approaching the golden gate, no problems there. east bay, not a whole lot happening. just a few slow spots as you approach oakland down into the peninsula. over into 92 and into fremont, you can see things moving smoothly from the traffic maps. south bay, no problems to report. very smooth commute here at 5:27. jon and laura? >> pretty smooth. thank you,

something for your brain to enjoy, confirming a finding nemo sequel, the new movie will be called "finding dory who you may remember was the fish, the voice by ellen degeneres. >>> and celebrity witnesses are getting the most attention. >>> also? >> i don't think anybody really knows what california really looked like. what you see now is not what california was like. >> yeah, what did it look like around here before people, before we all got in the way? one man is trying to figure that out and turn back the clock right here in the heart of silicon valley. >>> plus, will it get much worse? the new prediction for this year's allergy season. >>> and good afternoon, i'm jeff fournier in the nbc bay area, walnut creek, 72, oakland, maybe the a's game? clouds, increasing temperatures in the 50s, back with rain in just moments and when that arrives. >>> new details on the growing tension in the korean peninsula, the u.s. air power is said to be at the ready after north korea threatened to power up a nuclear power plant which closed in 2007. u.s. officials believe it is more of a taunt than a general

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disney announced its follow up to "finding nemo," "finding dory," will hit theaters in 2015. twitter and facebook exploded with comments from fans this week. in 2001, "finding nemo" brought in a billion dollars worldwide. another sequel may help give disney shares a bounce. "monsters university," sequel to "monsters inc.," hits theaters this summer. still to come, it's dinosaurs versus the dead at the box office. which thriller will emerge the winner this weekend? that's later on in movies and money. but first, life after you say "i don't" - bill moller looks at the high cost of some high- profile splits. that's next. ehicle. when i came here, i... i couldn't move. [male announce david was broadsided on the highway. they weren't very hopeful at the time that he would survive at all.. [male announce an ied wounded mike in afghanistan. i don't remember all of the blast... was over 500 pounds of explosives. [male announce their physical injuries have healed. the traumatic brain injuries - tbis - haven't. the way i describe it is you're just afraid. am i going to start forgetting

is theodorus his fresh fish shop he took it over when his uncle retired two years ago and now clear doris is making a go of it himself far away from the big city. his decision is part of the trend greeks unable to make ends meet in the cities looking to areas with smaller economies and costs but. the company i work for cut our salaries so i decided to come here to find a better life for my children and me it has cost us also gave up a life in athens to open a guest house in the hills of northern greece the life of the city advertising manager was good he said but people should think before writing off the world outside. and that there you go there are many opportunities for you to make your life better in a small town rather than afternoons. and the potential reverse brain drain from cities back to the regions could hold hidden benefits being educated and hip with the experience of cuban working in the areas and all the experience of the money gives living in the city lives i mean these are these people be. my pill to do the countryside to develop not that everyone relishes the prospect d

host: doris meissner.st: it is an important question. being details of what is talked about, there is quite a bit of -- there has been thought given to that, where a legalization program is concerned, it would most definitely being the largest single case load that the government would have handled or will have handled. ,ut it also is a doable because there is a lot of experience in doing that in the first place. the applicant would have to pay a fee for their application to be excited. that fee would be to cover the cost of the personnel and the decision-making for a very simple threshold position, which is an initial registration. the way legislation is now being discussed is in the framework of an earned legalization, which means the first stage would be a registration, which is a background check and the determination that you are who you say you are. then there would be a timeframe of many years during which you would earn your way to eligibility to adjust at some point to getting a green card or lawf

ellen degeneres will relive her roll as dori in the sequel "finding dori." >>> jimmy fallon close toon the "tonight show." sources close to the deal say it's a go, and that fallon and nbc have reached a deal. it's not clear when the transition would happen, but leno's contract is up in september of next year. the hollywood reporter's kim masters broke the story. she says she doesn't think they'll wait that long. >> i think they want to start him a little before then. if you're jay leno at this point, how long do you want the farewell to last? if you saw the video last night, it seemed to me at the very end jay leno was kind of hinting that he's accepting this. >> at the head of the line to replace fallon on late night, "saturday night live weekend update" anchor seth myers. >> jay leno is number one, right? >> yes. >> millions watch him every night. >> yes. >> he works six days a week? >> yes. >> he has tons of fans? >> yes. >> and nbc wants to make room for the next generation? >> not for the first time, for the second time. >> that's what i know about the late night. >> i'm told te

athletic i mean arrows five two hundred three against argentinian side arsenal in the copper liberty doris' group gave brazil start ronaldinho netted twice for the winners but after the final whistle things turned ugly and some of the visiting players apparently tried to attack the referee before clashing with riot police protecting the match officials arsenal were later handed a fine of twenty thousand u.s. dollars. on thursday he's already said to be the most prolific base jumper in the world but miles dacia added another fine feat to his record after the american daredevil powers shoot it off a nineteen story building. two while the crowd with a rare indoor meet at a hotel in mariam just a week shy of turning fifty four day share has performed more than two thousand seven hundred base jumps and his latest was to promote the new fuel tug season the competition for custom made forming machines. thanks for a strong friday she time olympic boxing champion zoo shimming weighed in just a little lighter than his eighteen year old opponent l.a. as our balance of a lot of mexico much the chinese

my client can dory had lost about one third of his body weight he now when he stands i can put my hands around his waist that's how much weight he has lost he now can't come to the visits he's made one of the three visits i've visited him more than one hundred fifty times and in that hundred fifty times he's refused four times because of his medical illnesses and he's always sent a letter of an apology this time he was unable to attend two of the three meetings i'm here to tell you the situation in guantanamo bay is becoming a humanitarian catastrophe these men have been there for eleven and a half years ninety five percent of them ninety five percent of them have no allegations let alone have a trial an opportunity to defend themselves ninety five percent of them have nothing alive and a half years hundreds of enhanced interrogations they have no hope they have no future i think that what we need is some leadership here from washington we have the administration on one hand saying we want to close guantanamo bay but then in two thousand and ten saying that indefinite detention is the w

mired in the struggle for economic supremacy and military dorie domination of asia the u.s. and china and are contesting the moral high ground to beijing has released its latest brief on the human rights situation in america in response to a similar report from washington a reckless foreign policy indiscriminate wiretapping and raise based on rights were just some of that you should have brought up on. your reports. after years of accusations of violating human rights beijing is fighting back last year the u.s. state department issued its scolding human rights practices report now china held a mirror to washington to the u.s. again accused china of limiting internet freedoms the so-called great firewall of china where beijing has long being under scrutiny for blocking many western websites such as facebook google and you tube but those criticizing china are no saints sounding people and cispa bills to control the internet data have made waves across the atlantic lately and the u.s. government approved interception of private text messages and e-mails for security needs are h

my client can dory had lost about one third of his body weight he now when he stands i can put my hands around his waist that's how much weight he has lost he now can't come to the visits he's made one of the three visits i visited him more than one hundred fifty times and in that hundred fifty times he's refused four times because of his medical illnesses and he's always sent a letter of an apology this time he was unable to attend two of the three meetings i'm here to tell you the situation in guantanamo bay is becoming a humanitarian catastrophe these men have been there for eleven and a half years ninety five percent of them ninety five percent of them have no allegations let alone have a trial an opportunity to defend themselves ninety five percent of them have nothing alive and a half years hundreds of enhanced interrogations they have no hope they have no future i think that what we need is some leadership here from washington we have the administration on one hand saying we want to close guantanamo bay but then in two thousand and ten saying that indefinite detention is the way

. >> if everything went honky dori in cuba nobody would get upset. i am things are not fine and these exchanges are helping the cuban people be independent of the regime, i don't know how that trip helped the cuban people at all. >> now the white house went after the president's dear friend and one of his biggest financial supporters got special white house permission to travel to the communist controlled country. they denied, denied, denied. >> are you saying the president did not have a conversation? >> i am saying the white house from the president on down had nothing to do with anybody's travel to cuba. >> of course they had nothing to do with it. they never do anything wrong, let alone admit to it. but jay-z himself laid it right on the president. ♪ flush >> the cuban american lobby is furious. cubans have been denied basic freedom. they argued according to the united states law cuba just meet certain conditions before the embargo is listed -- lifted. if they transition to democracy and approve cuban rights travel and trade will open up. now the

in a kind of semi sneaky way ok let's let's subvert the government on doris for the benefit of the pineapple company or something you know that you know so what kind of policies should we be looking at i want to go back to what you said in your opening because it was really important should we treat this as a global issue of should we treat this is a law enforcement issue and first and foremost particularly with what's going on in boston right now they murdered two women and an eight year old boy and now apparently at least one more police officer right that is a law enforcement issue if we make it anything beyond that we are essentially handing a small victory to them because they want to be seen as someone who can disrupt our society set us off course so we have to call them what they are they're murderers and of story now and so far as changing our politics around the world the most important thing that i always believe that the united states can do is if we are going to talk about certain principles and values that we have we must project those to the world i would say in the time since

doris. police say, the attack could have even been more deadly. they found several devices that bill to go off. u.s. navy bomber crews are on the scene. national guard troops have set up a command post on the boston,. boston police have with a grant >> pam have dramatic video showing the first explosion right there and then you can hear the second explosion about 15 seconds later. this was shot by claude boston globe photographer. that photographer was position that the finish line. we want to warn you some of the images are quite graphic. --boston globe photographer. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> you did that voice, that was the boston globe photographer. once that smoke started clearing, he saw how many victims there were, how bloody the scene was. but your chaos after the blast. now i want you to watch and listen to the second explosion shot by a race spectator and the stand across the street. >> (screaming) >> smoke immediately billowing up, running for safety. hysteria. for thousands at the boston marathon >> pam: imagine being there

doris taerbaum finished her first marathon at 50. not everyone peaks in their twenties.t their lives. passion keeps them realizing possibilities. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. find tools and support at aarp.org/possibilities. horribly wrong. >> a search for missing people. this is in the cas maid mount. robber one person upon went missing and the second reportedly hit as a group much 13 people were snow showing in the area. twov them are now missing. we are told they are looking for them . one person hopeful legal they will find them unwould. >> first time since president obama's time in the white house. it here's more tonight for washington. >> and harris, the president asked fransine wheeler to give the speech in light of the ongoing gun debate. ben wheeler was murdered in his classroom back in december. she was visibly shaken in her powerful address. >> we have to convince the senate to come together and pass common sense gun responsibility reforms that will make our communities safer . prevent more tragedies like the one that never thought would happen to us.

delegation in pyongyang, say everything is hunky doory and come back and report everything is hunky-doryut have not seen that and as i know no u.n. team has been allowed in. so that could turn this even more of a pressure cooker. >> north korea withdrew from the nuclear nonproliferation treaty ten years ago and kicked out the international atomic agency. didn't make any difference because they didn't show the iaea anything critically important anyway. so the presence or absence of inspectors would make much of a difference in north korea. back in my confirmation days i got into trouble for something i said ten years ago, there is no such thing as the united nations, by which i meant the u.n. has no separate existence in a situation like this. it's only what its member governments are prepare to have it do, and given hour divided the security council is, withrich and china flying political cover nor north korea, the security council will not be able to act effectively before this plays out. >> neil: i know you're the foreign policy expert but i nowhere countries are on a map so i'm equall

then a more surprise like doris kerns goodman who wrote lincoln and -- she was a former harvard university professor. and so you would think -- i would think before i asked her that she would like stuff like, i don't know, some sound of music or -- you know who her five favorite songs were? elvis pressley's, don't be cruel. the platters, van morrison moon dance. >> she was hip and she was cool. >> imus: i'll start here because i'm interested in how you became clive davis. i realize they named you that. but your parents died when you were what? >> 18, late teens. >> imus: what did you do want to do then? >> i was going to school. i was just finishing my first year of college. i was always a good student. i was always academic. we had no money, so when those days -- in those days you were working at your school grades to make sure that you were -- if you were jewish, going up in brooyn in that melting pot, how do you rise boff your station. for me it was the profession of law. i didn't know what a lawyer's life would be. >> imus: so you got a scholarship to nyu. >> yes. >> imus: academic? >>

>> well, he pushed me to do it as did doris and pete.? >> well, baseball teaches us to live in a timeless world. it teaches us to live slow, to notice the small things. so my dad taught me, for example, don't fall the ball. follow the fielders. watch what's happening. notice. notice that a count is different. a 1-0 count is different from a 2-1 count. it depends on whether runners are on base. so it teaches us the meditative, the skills that we've lost. >> so you and your dad went to watch, what, a yankees -- were you yankees fans? >> god forbid. this is the 1950 this is brooklyn. you can hear that accent. >> the dodgers. >> there was only one friend. although my best friend dougie and i were the only two dodgers fans in our neighborhood. >> really? >> we would be ritually beaten each fall by the yankee fans who would say to us, admit that berra is better than kemp. we were like the christian martyrs taking poundings. >> but your dad would take you out -- >> one of the great bonding elements. as doris talks about in her book "wait until

. >> we do not have doris on our classroom. if there was a reason we had to go into a lot done, i would not have a way to protect the kids in my classroom. pod stores. way with a lotme of them in a crisis or a situation that would make the individual safer in our class. >> this was not necessarily my own idea. but i was inspired. >> my senior year, we were given a writing assignment. it was to write a letter and talk about where we thought we would be 10 years from now. a 17-year-old senior. i thought, for sure, 10 years from the time the strategy to place, we would have metal detectors. in schools?ectors as extreme as it sounds, it is not that bad of an idea. why is it safer to put them in an airport? wise is safer to go into the courthouse to vote but somewhere children are required to go every single day, they are not safe. joe biden made a statement that important for this issue. was one of the survivors of three virginia tech massacre. he said, i am not here because of what happened to me. i am here because what happened t

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