. >> he was an envious kid. if he saw some other child had something he wanted, he would try to get it for himself. >> marquez was born in arakataka, in this home which is now a museum. they represent the younger generation where the most curious of the famous writer from their town. marilee said she started reading parts of the author's books when she could barely walk. >> i was curious about the book, everybody said gabo was good, so i wanted to see how good he was. >> reporter: the sleepy town might not look like much at first glance but it was here that was the inspiration of macondo, the fictional village in the author's 1967 novel, 100 years of solitude. the was a push to officially change the name to macondo, but it never happened. everyone has a story of the man everybody calls gabo. arakatako was the place he found between reality and nostalgia lie all the raw material for his work. >>> whether it's young kids in the home town who now believe they can perhaps write about the next macondo or ms. balano w

. >>> a little envious of those temps? that's says almost like early summer. >> yeah, it's kind of strange when vegas is one of the cooler spots, isn't it? >>> coming up, an ominous warning about the summer olympic games in rio in 2016. >>> plus, a close call for a woman who reportedly had one too many. >>> and if you're wild about harry, stick around for his latest relationship status. >>> welcome back. a federal judge struck down wisconsin's voter i.d. law ruling it unfairly affects poor and minority voters. the law required voters to show state-issued i.d. at the polls. opponents say lack of identification could increase voter fraud. the judge's decision notes more than 300,000 registered voters in the state do not have a state i.d. >>> a botched lethal injection has oklahoma delaying executions. a convicted killer shook in pain for 40 minutes after being injected. prison officials say he eventually died of a heart attack. the governor wants a full review of the state's method before executions can resume. >>> so we are

. >> he was an envious kid.f he saw something he wanted he would try to get it for himself. >> he was born in this caribbean town in this house that is now a museum. where sisters are tour guides and represent the younger generation for the famous writer from their town. she said she started reading the author's books when she was barely able to walk. >> i wanted to see how good he was. >> reporter: the sleepy town might not look like much at first glass glance, but it was here that the fictional village in the author's epic novel "100 years of solitude." at one point there was a push to change the name of the town, but it never happened. it seems like everybody here has a story about the man everyone simply called gabrielle. this area meant so much to him, that it was the place he found between reality and nostalgia and he found raw material for his work. >> whether it's young kids in the hometown who now believe they perhaps can write abou, ore who will never be able to see marquez since he left, they celebrat

envious, too. she needs the sunscreen today. all of us need it. especially at 1:35, you know what happens, the giants home opener against the d-backs and it will be a lot like this. live doppler 7 hd shows how void we are of clouds and any moisture out there. it is a nice feeling day feeling very much like spring. the peninsula is blowing the high wind advisories and that is why we have the sun maximize temperatures and 71 in san francisco and san jose and san ramon and antioch. 72 in san mateo and 75 in los gatos and 70 in hayward and mountain view and napa and half moon bay at 66. always a beautiful picture on a day like today. looking to the marin headlands and the golden gate bridge, the green marine headlands right now thanks to the rain the last week and a half. another nice picture that will be full of sunshine and remain warmth today, highs will taper a little bit after tomorrow, we cannot keep the temperatures above average for too long this time of the year and we are searching for a soaking rain and i don't thing we will find it in this

. >> he used to play with the ball a lot, but he was an envious kid. if he saw another child had something that he wanted, he would try to get it for himself. >> reporter: marquez was born in this scorching hot ca caribbean town that i in this house that a museum. march lease said she started writing parts of the famous author's books when she could barely walk. >> i saw my father reading a book when i was three years old. i was curious about the book and i started reading it because everyone said gabriel was good. so i wanted to see how good he was. >> the sleepy town might not look like much at first glance but it's here that it was an inspiration for the fictional village in the author's 1 1967 monthly "100 years of solitude." there was a push to officially change the name of the town, but it never happened. >> reporter: it seems that everyone in the town has a story about the man. this place meant to much to him that it was a place that he found between reality and nostalgia as the raw material for his work. >> whether it's young kids in the hometo

. >> and everybody is very envious of her gladiator sandals, these are from umi sandals.use they offer so much coverage, it is actually a great transitional sandal. >> they look adorable on children. that's all i'll say. thank you so much. >> next up we have ashlynn and alana. these two little girls. come on out, come on out. >> and their daddy dan. >> bring her out. >> the sheer layers, designers embrace it. why i like it for kids, it provides volume without the weight. they can twirl, spin, dance mom and dad too and so we have baby alana here and she has a piece by wendy bellisimo and has an ombre, light cream to peach. and i love the rosette touches on the strap. >> so feminine. >> and ashlynn and carter -- >> look at ashlynn. >> supermodel in the making. >> i like how she's posing. >> already has the look. >> she has the total look. >> i love her carter's separate. the cool ballet skirt. she takes ballet so that's even better. >> don't hate me because i'm beautiful. >> we put some metallics wove n into the sweater and the shoes. >> so cute. >> oh, my god. it's like sh

i'm envious because i would like a billion dollars. >>> developing tonight a 10-year-old is abductedm in front of his home in atlanta to be released within a few hours. you won't believe how the kidnapper was con vintsed to let him go. >> he did it by singing. police say it may have saved the life of willie. he was in his front yard, bent down to pick up money when someone grabbed him, threw him in their car and took off. now listen to 9-year-old willie. >> i didn't know what he was doing until he, like, grabbed me. he drove me off to east point. he told me he didn't want to hear a word from me. so i didn't say nothing. >> he didn't talk. instead he started singing a gospel song called "every praise." willie said the man told him to shut up. but he sang for three hours until the man stopped the car and told him to get out. the boy ran to a nearby home, asked the homeowner to call his guardian. by that time police were canvassing the city and quickly picked him up saying the song saved him. now are listen to willie sing the song on a radio station. ♪ every praise is to our god ♪ every

. >> i'm a little envious. >> awakening the country, my friend.ou got the middle part of the country, i've got the south, now we need the west coast covered. >> we got it. tag me in any time on that warm part of the country. listen, tell me a bit what's on with alex today. what do you have coming up? >> well, i will be doing my very best john boehner impression, i'm sure will not stand a chance next to yours given your expertise with the script. we will also have mayor julien castro to talk about. we've got the lone star state's finest. an awesome hour of tv. >> i say, again, it ain't fair, they love you down there in texas as we do, as well. alex wagner. and, of course, you must watch alex every day here at 4:00 p.m. on msnbc. >> thank you. >>> now to a debate brewing here in chicago. should president obama build his presidential library here where he worked as a community organizer and law professor or in his birthplace in hawaii? i put that question to herald lee rush. >> he really made himself in chicago. yes, he was born in hawaii, but this i

and the president ended the week with a tweet that may make you envious. >> do i look okay, does this make me look fat? can i tweet this? the president somehow get it is right every single time. check out this picture that he tweeted. president obama just relaxing, enjoying the weather with a very simple yet perfect caption, hello, spring. apparently spring was listening. it's like in the 60s today in d.c. why should president obama be the only one to have a little fun in the sun? we want to see how you are enjoying spring so far. send us pictures of your family, dressed up for an early easter outing, lounging like president obama. we did something similar this morning. this was us. always flexing, as always. >> nice. >> we tweeted with the caption, the highs and lows of our weekend team? >> did you include that because you came up with the caption and you wanted everyone to know you captioned -- >> i don't know what you're talking about. but in case you wonder i came up with the caption. >> the picture was dylan's idea. >> it was. but we're very spring-like today and feeling good and

i would say there are a lot of traders on wall street that would be envious of that kind of return. in addition to a profound and a lasting impact on children these investments would also save lives because much of the partnership with states is paid for by increasing the tobacco tax which is one of the most effective ways to prevent smoking especially among young smokers. to debris have 3200 american children trying their first cigarette and 2100 of those become daily smokers. this no surprise they have broad bipartisan support from governors, ceos from military amazon enforcement. in the global competitors are financing similar opportunities for their children. finally the budget not only in fess but saves we contributed net $369 billion to deficit reduction of the next decade. when you take these factors into account we have a security budget and economic growth and the opportunity budget to put this on a pathway to a healthy and prosperous nation in. thank you for having me here today and of a forward for your questions. >> let's start with it medicare madam secretary because of

hearing all this talk about growth at a reasonable price, other parts of the world that would be enviousowth the u.s. might be on the cusp of seeing, and gdp may be no better than 1%. what's your read? >> i think the economy here in the united states is doing reasonably well. not greatly, but doing reasonably well. i think when i look around here in southern virginia, the ports are moving actively. restaurants are busy. hotels are busy. the airlines are busy. i think we're going okay. is gdp going to be as great god fun as it was in 2003, 2004, and 2005? no, it's going to be a long time before that happens again. it's an old story, we are the prettiest horse in the show. i see no reason that's going to change any time soon. >> what are your strongest conviction calls right now? >> i like aluminum. that's been proven -- done very well over the course of the last several months. i like simple things. dividend-paying stocks, old line, old guard, old-economy type things. i'm too old to understand high tech. >> an 87-year-old was trying to buy facebook and twitter yesterday on the show. >> sh

course, the rooms -- the seats were a lot more roomy, so we're going to look at it today and be very envious then. so accuracy. and everything, the cigarette smoking. it's hard for me to remember, but we all lived in a cloud of smoke then. smoking was healthy. >> used to smoke on planes. >> that's right, exactly. >> you were making a point too in the break about this is set in an advertising agency, and the idea of sort of the myth making that comes out of ad agencies, and just sort of the myth making that is sort that sf the american tradition about how we tell our own stories. how politicians tell their stories. you have the exchange about dutch reagan and nixon. and they both has carefully cultivated images that were different than who they actually were. >> every time he's been in a pinch, he reaches back for some sort of hazy dream. in the finale of the last season, he's pitching and says my dad would buy me a chocolate bar and then finally he can't deal with it because it's a lie and he goes up and says i was raised in a whore house he said it's from being an outsider to becoming an in

>> carl was very envious of jon fortt and i not wearing ties. looks great, though. >> he always looks great. >>> speaking of jon fortt, he has another tech story this morning. shares of ebay are down big despite strong revenue growth across the board. the stock, though, look at it. down 5%. the big question, of course, is this questionable tax repatriation, and jon fortt is live in los angeles with some answers. jon? >> thanks, kayla. good numbers from ebay. 4.3 billion in the top line. 70-cent eps, but a lot of questions about what ebay has done accounting-wise. they really have taken a noncash charge that gives them flexibility to repatriate overseas cash if they choose to do that. but taking a look at the business in general, john donohoe struck an optimistic tone about the rest of the business, though the u.s. business performed as expected, but international did a bit better. listen to what he had to say. >> international growth is strong. domestic growth is about where we thought it would be. we think we have good opportunities in the seco

might be slowing down they're still growing they've got great rates that much of the west would be envious of and they're so demanding qualities which is priced in the dollar so of course it's going to see have a major effect if not displace the style of a system. gold will impact it from the top on the box and we just mentioned central banks and governments they may well be trading gold but at the bottom of that chain we are looking at these nations who that. people like their citizens like to invest in gold they like save gold and then also in the west when you've got weakening the dollar in the dollar and a lack of trust again we have we seen historically people tend to gold as an alternative form of money but perhaps but definitely in terms of saving diversifying their assets. in the u.k. recently passed legislation suggesting balan's will happen as soon as the current bubble pops first of all do you agree that there is a bit of a bubble happening in the world of paper the world of social banking the world of quantitative easing and do you are you aware of this legislation that's being

a lot of times they're very envious. and the big thing is they lack empathy.e question, if you are lying, even if it's a small lie, are you really getting ahead? or will this all catch up and have a negative result in the end? >> it depends. i mean, obviously there are those people -- and we all know them -- who get lost in the whole thing. and really have lost their moral center and their compass. and that's where you don't want to go. these again, very small little things that are protecting people, or smoothing over the edges and leaving things out. that's different. got to be careful. >> yes, absolutely. >> by the way, that is a spectacular dress. >> are you lying to me? >> no, i'm not. i said that earlier. >> i painted it myself. >> it is. >> and i love you. that's the truth. thank you, up next, we've got all the news you need to know before you walk out the door. >>> and ur six months to a six-pack contestants are looking good, and that's the truth. we're going to show them and you how to lighten up some of your favorite fattening foods. how to lighten u

. >> and everybody is very envious of her gladiator sandals, these are from umi sandals. daddy dan. >> bring her out. >> the sheer layers, designers embrace it. it prize volume without the weight. they can twirl, spin dance mom and dad too and so we have baby alana here and she has a piece by wendy bellisimo and has an ombre, light cream to peach. and i love the roset touches on the strap. and ashlynn and carter -- >> look at ashlynn. >> supermodel in the making. >> i like how she's posing. >> already has the look. >> she has the total look. >> i love her carter's separate. the cool ballet skirt. she takes ballet so that's even better. >> don't hate me because i'm beautiful. >> we put some metallics wove noon the n into the sweater and the shoes. >>> now we have our nautical look nicholas, maya and jack coming out. how adorable are these guys? >> i could not -- she's remembering her order. i could not escape the anchors, the ships, the sails on everything from every brand i pulled. maya in the middle is wearing a number by h&m that sells for $9.95. the tallest, nicholas g