holtby way out. >> eddie: great stick by mike green.last second he broke the stride and reached of chara. what a play by tyler seguin to get the puck to zdeno chara. fake shot. player down. that's ovechkin. watch the right in there by mike green. little help from braden holtby being aggressive to come all the way out. >> pierre: time-out. washington. long shift. fresh legs for boston. good time-out by dale hunter. >> eddie: talking about the numbers a little bit earlier. two games in overtime. chris kelly back in game one over the glove of braden holtby. then in game two, double overtime. nicklas backstrom, short side on tim thomas. somebody's going to be a hero here in game six. >> pierre: what a chance on zdeno chara there. was really strong earlier in the neutral zone. >> mike: rich peverley to take the draw opposite backstrom. won cleanly to the back. a blast and that ricocheted wide. chara waiting for this one. backhands it in deep again. green played it along. ricocheted on back to chara. bounced one along. hopped up out of play.

holtby way out. >> eddie: great stick by mike green.last second he broke the stride and reached of chara. what a play by tyler seguin to get the puck to zdeno chara. fake shot. player down. that's ovechkin. watch the right in there by mike green. little help from braden holtby being aggressive to come all the way out. >> pierre: time-out. washington. long shift. fresh legs for boston. good time-out by dale hunter. >> eddie: talking about the numbers a little bit earlier. two games in overtime. chris kelly back in game one over the glove of braden holtby. then in game two, double overtime. nicklas backstrom, short side on tim thomas. somebody's going to be a hero here in game six. >> pierre: what a chance on zdeno chara there. was really strong earlier in the neutral zone. >> mike: rich peverley to take the draw opposite backstrom. won cleanly to the back. a blast and that ricocheted wide. chara waiting for this one. backhands it in deep again. green played it along. ricocheted on back to chara. bounced one along. hopped up out of play.

>> eddie: no, i think it's a penalty, doc.t is. >> mike: devils will be short, 30 seconds into ot. >> eddie: zidlicky, he missed a late season trade acquisition by general manager lou lamoriello. there you see the puck on edge, pressure coming. look at the reaction from zidlicky. he knows. huge opportunity here in overtime. >> mike: giroux to draw with henrique. onto the back. voracek gave it across. shot, save made. back in deep a way from simmonds, taken. and long by giroux. bounced along by parise and gotten by voracek away from henrique. chipped in for the devils. right back in comes giroux. holds. same in front. oh, what a stop by brodeur. a game-saver, at least for now. shots back out again by henrique. >> eddie: what a pass by claude giroux and hartnell going hard, stick on the ice. perfect pass. unbelievable stop by brodeur. >> mike: giroux brings it back ahead. 45 gone on his team's power play. brodeur up the board. right there to get it is simmonds. in front. deflected up into the back and out of play. >> pierre: a c

>> eddie: no, i think it's a penalty, doc.t is. >> mike: devils will be short, 30 seconds into ot. >> eddie: zidlicky, he missed a late season trade acquisition by general manager lou lamoriello. there you see the puck on edge, pressure coming. look at the reaction from zidlicky. he knows. huge opportunity here in overtime. >> mike: giroux to draw with henrique. onto the back. voracek gave it across. shot, save made. back in deep a way from simmonds, taken. and long by giroux. bounced along by parise and gotten by voracek away from henrique. chipped in for the devils. right back in comes giroux. holds. same in front. oh, what a stop by brodeur. a game-saver, at least for now. shots back out again by henrique. >> eddie: what a pass by claude giroux and hartnell going hard, stick on the ice. perfect pass. unbelievable stop by brodeur. >> mike: giroux brings it back ahead. 45 gone on his team's power play. brodeur up the board. right there to get it is simmonds. in front. deflected up into the back and out of play. >> pierre: a c

with eddie? was in dallas originally and then greenwich. >> so, we have been talking a lot today about some of the lessons that people have learned from richard rainwater. and i guess if you take a look at what you learned and how you apply it today what's the surest sense of something you really picked up that's stayed with you that whole time? >> i would say richard, you know, really practiced the contrarian opportunistic investment philosophy. with my partner and i that's what we developed at msd. so i think we try to mimic a lot of things that richard did. so that's what really stuck with me which is make your bets. understand them. and do the only things -- do the things that you think make the most sense and don't worry about the noise around you. >> how do you play contrarian today? we heard from the fed yesterday. we got the minutes. it looks like there is not more quantitative easing on the horizon. how does that change the environment? >> i think the environment -- look if you spend ten

listen, eddie, eddie, calm down. no! we're past that!e behind your badges. (moans) where are you taking us? the everglades. and i'm going to bury you under 12 feet of mud. that's where you belong. h, that's the car up there. (sirens wailing) caine: okay, here we go. this is lieutenant horatio caine. i need a road block at 41st and 182. we need a road block right now! (vogel coughs) go, baby, go. get us out of here. go! go! go! get me out of here! they're going over! hands! hands where i can see them right now! hands! hey. you all right? samantha, samantha, can you move?

listen, eddie, eddie, calm down. no! we're past that!e behind your badges. (moans) where are you taking us? the everglades. and i'm going to bury you under 12 feet of mud. that's where you belong. h, that's the car up there. (sirens wailing) caine: okay, here we go. this is lieutenant horatio caine. i need a road block at 41st and 182. we need a road block right now! (vogel coughs) go, baby, go. get us out of here. go! go! go! get me out of here! they're going over! hands! hands where i can see them right now! hands! hey. you all right?

>> i think eddie summarized it perfectly. by the way, i would never bet against him.s brilliant. he's bright. sears is an ir rep lickable. every young kid buys online. they don't think of going to the store. brands at the top end of the very wealthy do find and everybody else fights for market share. what eddie has and i think everybody is missing is if you look at a sears just as a locale in every major regional mall in the nation, take david simon, he just bought clay pierre. that sears sitting in his shopping center, the residual value of what that is to simon at his cost of capital and multiple is expo nen shl. it's so severe it's ridiculous. he'll figure it out. the bricks and mortar rep lickable and the retail brand will become a brand just as best buy and amazon are fighting it out online. >> let me steer the attention or conversation if i could totd dodgers. you guys were part of the losing bid for the l.a. dodgers. $2 billion was the price tag. mouse hit the floor, mark, when that number came out. can you comment on what happened here? >> i'm going to disappo

he just wants to do it for eddie.id eddie did it for us and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates to all all royalties to ruined veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i look like a very easygoing fellow, non-threatening fellow, nerdy. they really came in thinking this is going to be a cake walk. this is the easiest thing ever. and it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >>> coming up -- a store manager who never fired a gun in her life ends a robbery with one shot. >> got up like i was coming around and i grabbed the gun. ♪ eggland's best eggs. -the best in nutrition... -just got b

really drunk. >> weimer asks eddie for a pack of cigarettes, then pays for some gas, then he tells eddiehat he's not the one getting back behind the wheel. it's his daughter who is driving him around. >> she drives us here. i swear to you. cross my heart. on my mother's grave. >> i thought no way. i thought there was somebody else in the van. >> weimer shares the use about his designated driver with a customer he recognizes. >> she's 9 years old. she drives here. i swear to you. i swear. cross my heart. >> he was bragging about it. >> 9 years old in the truck. we're parked right there. she drove all the way here. >> and i parked. >> and she parked. >> weimer's daughter seems to be proud of herself, too. >> did you drive tall way here? >> she was eating her apple candy and she was showing me the keys in her hand. she was like bragging about it, too. like i drive him around and this and that. >> weimer doesn't seem to care that what he's doing is illegal, letting his unlicensed, underaged child get behind the wheel. >> i mean, what are they going to do? they going to pull me over and say,

so eddie? >> well, i would start with a coup of principles. first we want taxes to be low, we want them to be efficient. and we want them to be neutral, which means they don't favor any particular sector. they don't favor any particular financing. and they don't favor any particular program like health care through the employers. so what that points to is a consumption tax of some form and in particular, what it means is zero taxation of investment, zero taxation of investment is the key here. there are a number of ways to get there. the way i like best, the easiest way to get there would be to allow full and immediate

it's likely you will hear the name eddy hart.very year, not just olympic year. >> we ran 38.819 that was the word record, that's okay right. >> reporter: he and his friends have been doing this for seven years now. he is eddie heart an olympic gold medalist, ncaa yard champion and in 1972 a guy who could stake claim of the title of world's fastest human when he equaled the world record. hart is a local guy born in martinez and a cal grads who's trying to do what he can to pass on some of the things that made him successful to another generation. >> he's done it. a new kind of world record. >> reporter: it's not all about performance, it's not all about sports either. what we're doing here is getting these kids to understand that they need to become viable members of the society. setting goals, having a purpose and really determining what they want out of life and shooting for that. >> reporter: once a year the eddie hart all in one foundation holds a conference. featuring some of the biggest names in track and field. one of this

. >> eddie lampert says major retailers have to adapt or die. is he taking his own advice at sears? what about the other big box stores? >> indeed. i'm sue herera with tyler mathisen. we're basically tracking this big market selloff minute-by-minute. stay with "power lunch," which begins right now. >>> i'm kayla tausche at the realtime exchange. might be r.i.p. for qe-3. a weak bond auction in spain ramping up europe worries. jobs growth solid here in the u.s. but service sector less than forecast. add it up, the bears are growling at their worst level since march 6th. nasdaq worst day in a year down 1.75%. the s&p 500 losing about 17 points. and the dow down 153. take a pulse of the markets. dollar index rising as hopes for qe-3 sink. gold falling to a 12-week low. and oil down big on a surge in supply. let's take a look at our midday movers. sandisk getting hit hard. already lowered soft q-1 guidance trading down nearly 10%. ibm lower after downgrade from b of a. and citi one of the financials sinking down to 34.97. look at some of the winners. aig higher after an upgrade from ber

so there are going to be new terms that we develop for thinking about membership. >> eddie, what do yout i think it's, it's, we're going to be paying the price for what we see. occurring or taking place right now. so the conversation is going to be intense. it may be volatile. i think race will return, as the repressed in our public conversation and very powerful ways. and part of what, part of what we need to be doing and part of the work you're doing with your show and teree is doing with the work that he's doing and professor perry is doing with the work she's doing, is to create the space is we can emphasize process, so we can aform a democratic and deliberative space for black people without burden. to debate the issues that confront them. and if we can educate a generation in that mode, then when the problems show up 20 years from now, we'll be ready to handle them. >> you've all modelled the idea of democratic dialogue and engagement in the best way. thank you so much for being here. >>> stay right there, we'll be right back. get whatever you want, baby. let's just share a 20 pie

i think it was eddie. he started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remember getting blood in my mouth and on my face and on my clothes, and i was just frozen. i didn't know what to do. i could hear him screaming, "help me!" and there was nothing i could do. they beat him for a good half hour. they beat him, they cut him. they cut hit throat. they did everything imaginable that you could do to destroy one man. and when they were done, they looked at me, and they asked me to help them. and i wasn't going to say no after what i just witnessed. i was not going to say no. i helped them carry the body downstairs, and you could hear the air coming out of his throat. i guess eddie thought he was still alive, so he took a cinderblock and dropped it, and i lost my lunch. i lost the liquor i drank and the food i ate. i told the authority everything that h

i have known eddie forever and i feel that eddie has shied away from tv. he turns out to be pretty darn good on tv and -- >> in that he keeps everything close to his chest? he doesn't really reveal too much? the fact he's saying they have to compete against amazon and ebay is that really a surprise? >> i guess i'm more speaking presentation, melissa. >> okay. >> the man behind the mirrors is coherent and got a view. does mention auto nation and big win and auto zone. >> yeah. >> i come back. look. i have begged eddie to come on tv for multiple years. that was a tremendous presentation that they did this morning and he has a great view of retail and people think he's wildly over his head in retail. i don't like to shop at sears or k mart. that's a big issue and didn't like circuit city or radio shack. they have a problem of which he did allude to. >> investors coming in to the market. fed policy worked. being pushed further and further out. except for days like today. >> sounded like a democrat. he is a jet fan, too. always mystified me. >> hey, hey, hey. >

>> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie? >> the hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass. and when he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he is hurting his kids. you know i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> what's happening, dad. how you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. >> thank you for bringing them up for me, dad. >> i want to let him know we love him no matter what. make it easier on us when we come up here. we're in here with you. don't make it to where we, we are locked up being locked up. you understand? >> hey. >> tell the kids, i love you. >> i love you. i'm sorry i pained you. >> limited to 30 minutes. the visit hardly seems to have begun when it is time to leave. >> i love you. y'all be good. bye-bye. >> all right. >> yes, sir. >> i'm praying, hoping, hoping that this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me behind the glass. because it is not a good feeling. it's not a good feeling. >> i just feel t

and eddie vedder -- so, when they said do you want to do the show, i said great, can eddie vedder do, we got somebody really great. and i was like, okay. and then they came to the set, we started doing our thing and they said hey, the musical guest is here, do you want to meet her? i was like, yeah, yeah, yeah -- adalay, sure. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: adalay. >> and then i met her and i was like, seriously? like, why? i don't know this person. like, eddie vedder? like, chris cornell, you know, no. and then she opened her freaking mouth. [ light laughter ] and it was like, literally just, like, okay. >> jimmy: you are the greatest. she is phenomenal, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i love her. [ applause ] i love adele. >> so the fact that adele was on had nothing to do why the show was so great. >> jimmy: again, it was all about you. >> it was all about me. >> jimmy: it really was all about you. >> everybody talked about me when they talk about the show, for sure. not. >> jimmy: you have good musical taste. you were in, like, a punk band, or garage band? >> well, you know what, i mean, l

hello, hi, i'm eddie.to do as many good deeds as i can. i try to reach out, to especially strangers. (woman speaking spanish) >> i've thought of, hopefully, one day, going to my victim's family and really just expressing to them how deeply sorry i am. and whether or not they accept my apology, which i don't think they will, i really just want to do this. it's just that right now, i don't think it's still right. the last stop of today, we're going to the cemetery to visit the family of miguel, a kid who was shot and killed a few weeks ago. you mind putting this on there for me? miguel, he got shot in the head. vanessa was actually there when this happened. he pretty much died in her arms. i think that vanessa does feel that what happened to her brother was her fault. but she can't blame herself because somebody else was ignorant, had a gun, and shot her brother. >> man, that lady goes there every single day. that's ( bleep ) up, man. >> so to me, on this day, same day that the victim in my case died. this i

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j.r stone spoke with some wild, crazy eddie said it sharks fans. >> >> it is the playoffs.e pulling out all stops. >> there was a lot of sharks faced paid. >> paint and ears spray and some hair gel. >> i think rather is the theme for today. >> barry bonds have been given an extension to appeal his, his appeals lawyer said his of double basses office could not reach the previous deadline. >> coming of the secret service sandoval and prostitutes in colombia continues to grow. we will have the latest details. a warning for drivers headed from san francisco to the golden gate. there is a close are we want to tell you about. plus, a new poll matching up the president and mitt romney and we will tell you about romney's comments on and eliminating government agencies is a tax deductions. for >> investigators are looking into a shooting that occurred on the macarthur off ramp to westbound 580. a white sedan opened fire on a red vehicle killing one person inside and injuring another. at this point the motive is still unknown. as far as we understand the suspect is still at large. >>

i hear from the police station ad jones and eddy. people get in their cars and go somewhere else other than the tenderloin. one thing; two or three business owners ahvehave been attacked. teresa sparks told me the police substation was supposed to open a few years ago, and is still not open. my question is, we know the situation. uit will be claimed to be a budget issue. we need san francisco citizens -- they need the same protections of other neighborhoods. and that is it. [applause] >> good evening. i am rico and i am a case manager for the -- organization. i will speak regarding our youth on the street in the school day. i feel the law enforcement is not doing enough to get the youth back to school, or stay home during the school day. when kids are on the street, it creates problems. not just among the youth but others are victimized. you are just hanging out doing nothing. i want to ask law enforcement to do something about it. keep them off the street during the school day. thank you. >> good evening. i am crystal, the program c

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saturday night, we had a celebration with the filipinos eddy pinay educational partnership, who are ourand being trained to come in and remind our students of our heritage and our culture and the beauty of the work in the belief we have in our filipino community. last month, we were able to secure the funding to start our -- to restart our program at balboa high school, with the wonderful support of the united way of the bay area. these are all wonderful things for us to celebrate, and it is such an honor to work under our first asian-american mayor here in san francisco. and these are too many firsts that have taken way too long for our community. but it is one that we should always celebrate and embrace, because we have so much to be proud of, so much culture to share, and so much of our heritage to remember. on this month, we celebrate. but it is not just this month that we celebrate. this is something that we embrace 355 days a year. because we, as a people, are proud, and it is so wonderful to be a filipina and to be a filipina here in san francisco. we welcome you this evening to

not the own the golden bear, safety eddie j. campbell going to carolina. and the other goal when they're going to the vikings. the a's are in baltimore and at either of them are starting a guy that and make tackles only to far. in the seventh inning stretch a shirtless man ran onto the field at camden yards. he rounded third base and sled at home but then he's tackled by the umpire jeff caloga. rabin up and take him down! that is textbook form. that is an awesome tackle. the guy wanted to make the air and he did. the a's are losing to the orioles' 6-0. >>> he thought he had been given up for adoption but that's all i have the story at 630 meet the man who done themselves listed as a missing person how we put the puzzle together and the questions he and his long-lost father half. that's it for eyewitness news at 530 will see you in half an hour. the night.

bring in deputy chief eddie garcia, now we do want to say you had shoes on earlier, correct is this.> i did have shoes on earlier and they were painful. >> okay. yes, he did do it, folks. tell us why this is so important to bring awares this to walk a mile in her shoes? >> the whole event is a fun event and obviously with men wearing high heeled shoes it does bring awareness that is very, very needed when battling against sexual assault. >> and this is a problem that happens all over -- not only here but pretty much anywhere you go. it can be prevalent in some cases. >> absolutely it can. we need people to be aware of it and not be afraid to speak up. >> and what's the best way to speak up and/or seek help here in the south bay? >> with our partners with the ywca they can seek help with the ywca and be that advocate for a potential victim and then seek out the proper resources for them. >> thank you so much, eddie garcia, we appreciate you talking about this serious subject and having a lot of fun at the same time. let's go ahead and look at the weather maps right now. what we're fin

a news crew was there moments after the shooting at eddie late last night. there were at least a dozen shell casings on the ground. the male victim died. witnesses spotted three racing away from the scene in a black sedan. it's still not clear what led up to the gunfire. >>> oakland police are investigating a rolling gun battle with shooters in two different cars. it happened last night on 85th avenue and b street. investigators say someone with stray bullets went no a home with three children inside. no one was hurt. police showed ktvu news some of the bullets connected at the crime scene. at this point, there's no information on suspects or a possible motive. >>> voters are heading to the  polls in three spots today to cast their ballots to for the republican presidential candidate. mitt romney is hoping for a clean sweep as he turns his focus away from gop rivals. >> president obama's failure, his inability get this economy working for the american people is something we need to be talking about day in and day out. >> if romney wins today in wisconsin,

this was a regular football team so, consequently, they listed me as eddie mcveigh. it was great fun and my friends were jimmy flynn, paddy o'connor. my siblings married the shenny's and i almost married a catherine finerin but it didn't work out. i have a nephew, sean patrick mcflynn. i always question myself because my writing about the irish is really my writing about myself coming to the united states and coming into contact with the united states so consequently my puerto rican friends, and some of my irish friends, although they were more circumspect, what are you doing writing about the irish? i'm writing about the united states. the irish are more interesting. they had to put up with colonialism, just as puerto rico is a colony of the united states. i also respect the fact that they have a facility with language, which i also enjoy. consequently, i wondered why this attraction to the irish. in 2004, the university of puerto rico asked me to come there and lecture and read. i immediately called my favorite cousin, and she said, what are you doing here? i told

but looking forward to hearing from eddie lampert.mber him doing a television interview. >> r.i.m. just sois now down 4. the day. it had been weak all session. but a slight leg to the downside. >> that simple answer from gene munster, no. that was pretty stark. >>> pay attention, president obama, raymond james out with a report saying the u.s. has the potential to become completely energy independent by the end of the decade. we'll talk to the analyst behind that very important call right after the break. ♪ [ male announcer ] how could a luminous protein in jellyfish, impact life expectancy in the u.s., real estate in hong kong, and the optics industry in germany? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider careful with investment information, before investing.xpe

eddi zheng, he's a community leader. this is one area we need to do better. >> i share your sentiment, is a growing challenge that needs to be practically addressed. i am glad to hear there are all these supporters in the community working with you. >> i will say that when there are exigent matters, 911 calls, we have support three dispatchers and other means to make sure that people receive the emergency response and we get the information in their native language. in terms of the crime prevention piece in the of reach, i will double efforts on that. >> i wanted to s mend u aboutel pl -- to ask you about mendel plaza. the themes that is a hot spot for some kind of activity we may not want. or their ideas the you could share with us? >> we could speak for hours about it, it has been on the front burner. these suggestions are the same from the folks that we get at the opera house, those in various institutions along oakdale, george carver, all the same. they want the violence to stop, they want visible police presence. we

eddie murphy owned my house. michael douglas owned my house. my house just sold for $20 million. there's a rich cultural history. joplin, laveigh, manson visited. they are cool guys. whoy not just calm down and do the business. just be a good neighbor to us. i love tourists. go right across the park. great. when a young lady got knocked down -- got her iphone stolen. tourist from dc, seven neighbors helped. we want you to be a good neighbor. >> i am erin morse. thank you for hearing us today. i live on steiner and gross street. i have lived in the alamo square historic district for 24 years. i have lived there for 12 years. for the first six years, this was lovely. the park is a quiet place to live. we talk a lot about the croupier systems. we are dealing with the other noises, the brakes and the exhaust, going up and down hills. this sounds like a garbage truck going by. it does not have to do with the p a system. we find that this has been the commercial exploitation of the iconic view. our neighborhood has been turned into a fast-food stop for visitors to come take a picture a

. >> reporter: who usually opens for you, like eddie murphy's brother?yeah, something like that. >> reporter: we sat down this afternoon to talk about what's become a rite of passage for comedians. this dinner has become something like washington, d.c.'s academy awards. what some call nerd prom. >> a strange mix of people, like, you have the president, you have kim kardashian, you have lindsay lohan and you have general petraeus, you know? this is -- i just hope everyone gets out with their jewelry. >> reporter: recent years have brought some real moments of note, from stephen colbert's edgy performance art roasting president bush and his faux conservative persona. >> we know that polls are just a collection of statistics that reflect what people are thinking in reality. and reality has a well-known liberal bias. >> reporter: to the overcorrection the next year, the hiring of rich little. ♪ tell a little joke and we're gonna poke a lot of fun ♪ ♪ poke a lot of fun at washington ♪ >> reporter: last year's performance by "saturday night live's" seth meyer

crazy eddie? >> calling her a "crazy shut." >> jon: thank you. i assume edwards meant a proficienciuous person who behaves recklessly, who screwsut're around without thought of one's life and career, yeah. she's the crazy slut, yeah. but i could see why cbs wouldn't want to use that word "slut, you know, on television, given the refined sensibility of their prime-time show. >> i'm not a slut. >> you're a who are. >> drunken whore. >> bitch. >> jon: the story gets weirder and weirder. apparently when edwards first found out his mistress was pregnant, edwards questioned whether he was actually the father. >> john edwards claimed there was only a one in three chance he was his mistress' baby daddy. ( laughter ) >> jon: one in three chance. the odds are against it. do we have any footage of the baby, though? can we take a look at that? ( laughter ) that is-- that is the creepiest thing any of us will see in a very long time. but john edwards is the party's past. the modern democratic party in north carolina is a well-oiled machine. >> the executive d

looked at the history of american bandstand, it covered everything, from popular music to 1952, and eddie fisher and so forth through the exprok roll period, country music, rhythm and blues, rap music. heavy metal. it is everything. >> music wasn't his only beat. clark proved to be a prolific businessman and television icon. hosting the game show, the $25,000 pyramid. tv's bloomers and practical jokes and of course the annual new year's rocking eve broadcast. he turned his productions into a multimillion dollar media empire. >> some other surprises along the way. >> clark had a hand in the global fundraiser, live aide, and in the grass roots, farm aide. he was inducted in 1993. >> from the early days of rock to the present, dick clark had a way of bringing us the tunes that had a good beat and memories of saturday afternoon sock hops. i'm sandra endo reporting. >> other celebrities took to twitter to express their feelings about clark's death. rest in peace to dick clark. you are a pioneer and a good man. thank you, sir. and producer, russell simmons writes, dick clark was eternally young