sarah haines is bothering the crowd. >> i am, i fou ireland! >> yeah! that's what's goin >>> good morning. nbc "weather center" anthony slaughter. see our flag offshore. that will keep things mild for the time being, 72 in oakland, 70 right now in san jose. most of our winds are offshore. inland valleys are going to see a very warm day today. up against the coast, cool and 72 in santa cruz, 72 in san francisco. 85 in livermore. the heat continues at least for today. cooling for tomorrow with a little drizzle by thursday. >> that's your latest weather and our deadline is coming up for ourake up with al contest. go to todadacom an submit an essay of 250 words or less as to why i should come to your home and wake you up. if you think tt's a great idea go to today.m. i'm looking forward to it. not savannah, natalie and

hain celestial. hain. hanes is doing better than hain.nderwear's selling better than organic food! anyway, this one's flat since we included it in the don't just stand there cohort. the whole organic segment seems to be hostage to whole foods, which acts terribly, and the short sellers have been swarming endlessly around hain, a company ceo irwin simon built with a series of acquisitions. is it time to spin off the doubting non-food offerings? it's been enough of a laggard that i think something good could happen. here's the bottom line. these ten stocks have been on the move far more than the broader stock market. ever since we anointed them as companies that should unlock their hidden value. right now their strong performances kept the activists at bay except for hess even though they're all big in the market except for bed bath and hain. i think the outperformance is just beginning. these stocks are all still worth buying with maybe the exception of hess and the only reason i've cooled on hess is that with today's sale of its russian p

. >> it's time for miss sara haines. >> i'm just reminding everyone that we're having our joyful, thech we want healthy versions of classic recipes. this month it's lasagna. you go to our website and the top three people will do a cook-off on the show live and the grand prize winner, they will be featured on our website. >> who decides who the winner is? >> posbly not me. >> joy? >> do we have time for this, you guys? >> we just did it. >> we just did it. >> and -- >> i apparently i had zoned out. i'm feeling for you. you zoned out because of the lack of sleep -- >> that's what i do. >>> coming up, british actor -- >> i know that's very handsome hugh dancy is here. what's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool right? maybe. you know why i pulled you over today? because i'm a pig driving a convertible? tail light's out.. fix it. digital insurance id cards. just a click away with the geico mobile app. yeah, you betcha, honey. ahh, you think so? [ female announcer ] some mornings you just can't eat at the table. eggo® wafflers are packed with flavo

. >> arthur haines jr.left and his father would become ray's first lawyers. >> when he left the plastic surgeon, he took his hand and undid the surgery, pushing it to the right thinking, if he ever got arrested, he would use the plastic surgeon's photographs to show it was not he who had been arrested. >> two weeks later dr. king traveled to los angeles, first speaking to the state democratic convention, then delivering a sunday church sermon. ray would later write this. >> i wouldn't say i hated king. i do think most preachers are a little phony, but i wouldn't consider shooting them. >> the sermon was march 17th. king flew east to memphis to speak the next day to striking garbage workers. that same day james earl ray filled out this change of address card, and he, too, left los angeles, driving east. the new address he listed was king's home city of atlanta. ahead, for both men, a date with murder. >>> coming up, the fbi. dirty minds and dirty tricks. >> someone was left in the room and was recorded in th

. >> haines a happy man. six interceptions in two years at houston.short when he took a hit in practice, tore a vein in his heart, and nearly died. 49ers traded picks with the cowboys, moved up to get lsu with the 18th overall selection. six interceptions in three seasons for lsu. hey, jared barker is serving up the orioles. 3rd inning game here. all the y from first to score. baltimore, 10-2. parker is spoiled again. aaron rogers, miami heat's ray allen knocked down five threes for most career threes in a post season. 104-91. they'll go for a sweep coming up on sunday. >> wow. >> pretty good. >> a lot going on. >> even more in a half hour. >> we'll see you. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and now i am recruiting you. who is this guy again? don't worry about phil. he drives a corvette. he is doing just fine. okay, calling cards are the wave of the future. these things sell themselves. who uses calling cards anymore? you know what, that's a nice attitude, ryan. i'm just helping you invest in your future, my friend. h-quick scheme. yes. thank yo

this video near haines, alaska. this guy has a go-pro on the helmet and rigging up ropes to the snowmobile there. nothing wrong with that machine. when he turns around and walks down the hill a little bit, quickly you realize how lucky the rider of this snowmobile was. >> [ bleep ]. >> and where is that rider? >> the rider jumped off just in time before he went over this very thin snow bridge they call it. you can see that thin layer of snow covering up that crevice. the snowmobile fell in hanging on by the handle bars. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> [ bleep ]. >> cut. >> the whole time this guy is working on this snowmobile he is saying cannot believe how lucky his buddy is. >> how did the guy have this forethought to jump off the thing? >> i don't know how they're going to get it out of there. they call in heavy machinery, even a helicopter, drop a long line down. they hook that long line up to the rigging this guy has just completed tying onto the snowmobile. give the sign. they just pluck this thing right out of that cre

are actually inspecting those packages to make sure they are not suspicious. >> shepard: crystal haines for fox 25. crystal thanks very much. first responders scrambled to get to the scene of this horror. as they did, imagine, thousands and thousands of people around the finish library at the boston marathon. the barricades are up. it's very difficult to move around at all. security is extremely tight. there is no way really to get vehicles in and out of there, at least in the early going. so they ended up using wheelchairs. but people began making phone calls and calling 911 describing what they are seeing and asking for help. and we'll have that for you in just a moment. about an hour ago, the president spoke of this tragedy and the investigation. listen. >> we still do not know who did this or why. and people shouldn't jump to conclusions before we have all the facts. but, make no mistake, we will get to the bottom of this. and we will find out who did this. we'll find out why they did this. any responsible individuals, any responsible groups will feel the full weight of justice. tod

then we had reports that police cars were leaving crystal haines is on the phone. i hope you are safe. they heard the gunshots and actually pulled over. crystal, can you speak. [dial tone. [offer the line. try to reestablish. >> live picture of this ambulance right on franklin street. we see a number of authorities right here they are backing in a rescue truck. heavy, heavy police presence right here. swat team as well. state police on hand. local authorities. shots fired in this vicinity is what we are getting calls of. >> our reporter crystal haines just called us. unfortunately we just lost her. she said she and photographer mat tomlin were right in the area and actually heard those shots fired and moments later a rush of law enforcement, the scene on franklin street which is on water town. it is a residential area. and you can see there are a bunch of homes right there that are very close together. very active scene. >> shepard: right now in downtown boston there are police and swat vehicles as you can see streaming in that direction. i see two men in the front

webster had given such a wonderful speech back in the webster-hain debate. again, slavery, and you know which final comments were about, liberty and union, one inseparable, now and forever. you want liberty? you got to have union. you break this union, and your liberties won't mean a thing. liberty and union. clay thought, okay, do it again, get up and speak and tell the members that they must not secede. think what would have happened to this country, and he outlined his big proposals and webster listened. he marveled at what clay had done. you see, ladies and gentlemen, it takes leadership. it takes vision. if you haven't got it, you're no place. leadership. leadership means as speaker of the house, you are not the speaker of your own party. you're the speaker of the house, and that means both parties. i'm the historian of the house, and i have to be very nonpartisan and my office is there from both sides, and i hope -- [inaudible] [laughter] webster said i'll support it. he had a perfect horror of secession because he knew it would bring war, and war neve

♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] >>> it is time for three, two, one live, with sara haines at the nbc experience store. >> first up is dustin from tennessee. >> i love him. >> hi, dustin. >> hey. what is your most embarrassing moment on tv? >> right now. >> you mean today or yesterday? >> yeah, we had so many, i've made a career about them. it's hard for me to choose one. >> i mean, i've had -- i don't remember, there have been a lot -- >> maybe the personal grooming segment? >> maybe the first time we shared -- >> thank you, sara. honestly, some people that are horrified by those things. we just learn to make it, every show. >> i think they cut my mic. next up is adam from vermont. >> hi, who would you rather be? superman or batman? >> neither. >> it's sexist! why wouldn't we want to be batwoman? >> he's got a point there. >> i want to be superdog. >> no, that's, that's a -- that's a friend of mine. mighty mouse. i would rather be mighty mouse, because he flies, too. >> these are very interesting questions. >> we've got to go. we almost made it. all right, coming up we hel

>> we had the lieutenant haines and i giving each other a hug at the corner of new berry and exiter.n we saw that man with the slhrapnel that came out of nowhere and his back was riddled with shrapnel of some sort of and he was on newberry street, the next street over. he was just walking wounded, basically. >> is is there time even to think about it, as a scissor human being? or the training kicks in? >> you shut down and go to work. did you guys think about anything? >> no. >> it gives you a checklist. >> a terrorist bombing -- >> not until 9:00 that night. >> yeah, it's surreal. you don't process it. >> yeah, not until -- >> shut down. >> not until you watch it on the news afterwards. you hear everybody talking about it. and it's -- you realize, that you were just there. usually after a marathon, we go out and have a beer and burger and great day. nice night. first year in 27 years that i was not able to go have a burger afterwards. >> you want to go back. >> every one of us will be back next year. every one of us. if they'll have us, we'll be there. and that's why our sector runs

i want to read an excerpt today from the great writer dennis le hain, who writes this morning bostonance don't love easy things. they loved blizzards, the bleachers in fenway park, a good brawl over a contested parking space. two different friends texted me the identical message yesterday. they messed with the wrong city. this wasn't a macho statement. no. what a bostonian nines when he or she says they messed with the wrong city means you don't think this changes anything, do you? there is that question of whether or not this ultimately sets boston back or whether the city rebuilds itself with the longer-lasting effects of a tragedy like this on a city. >> this city will recover and it would recover emotionally. this city knows that and has processes for that. so there's no question about that i can't answer that there will be any changes here. we know that the marathon route won't change. we know the runners will still come down over my shoulder here on boylston street to the very same finish line, but none of us will never walk that block again or be on this street without thinking of

they brought him netflix, hain, they've been tremendously successful.on much like netflix. netflix could have been a 13 g. he really wasn't active there. he likes management. he likes the company, as he does with nuance. and he thinks again, like netflix, it's a paradigm shift where products are going to start using this voice recognition, whether it's automobiles or cell phones. and it's basically a secular change that they want to be in the front of. >> so when he has a passive investor, he is not going to launch any sort of proxy battles obviously. he cannot. but at the same time, could he work with management knowing that he likes management, he likes the path they're on, and hey, i'm a friendly investor who wants to see your company succeed? >> sure there is tons of investors from portfolio managers and fidelity or any of the big mutual funds that talk to management and file 13 gs. the point is he is not trying to influence management. he is not trying to agitate for change. but certainly if you are supporting management, he can be a 13-g filer. >>

. >> it's time for miss sara haines. >> i'm just reminding everyone that we're having our joyful, theo the winner is? >> possibly not me. >> joy? >> do we have time for this, you guys? >> we just did it. >> we just did it. >> and -- >> i apparently i had zoned out. i'm feeling for you. you zoned out because of the lack of sleep -- >> that's what i do. >>> coming up, british actor -- >> i know that's very handsome hugh dancy is here. [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever and always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. compared to other leading brands, it has 50% more animal protein. ...to help keep his body as strong as a love that never fades. iams. keep love strong. now you can keep love fun with new shakeables meaty treats. [ female announcer ] introducing the windex touch-up cleaner. dab it, clean it, done. it stays out to kill 99.9% of bacteria. what do we call this new dance move? the windex tush-up. [ female announcer ] the all-new windex touch-up cleaner. crrkkh

. >> it's more what's working now as mark haines used to say about you. >> they're stocks that you may are worthy of it, but i see companies and they report numbers and if they're good -- here's a good example and i will start with why it is up. >> we better get ready to start paying more for hotel rooms. revpar, have you renned a car lately? i renned a car for $75, and i said yes to all of the other things and it ended up being $2 hush. >> there are a lot of taxes and fees and it is extraordinary. >> you take a plane which now costs more because we've blessed a lot of mergers and you get to a starwood and it will cost more. is that sage? >> vacations are expense of, yes, they are. they're worth doing if you can afford them. >> if. i'm beginning to hear cheers on the other side of the floor. i wonder if robert downey jr., is close. softbank founder says sprint is unlikely to get an improved bid from the japanese company. it is offering $20 billion compared with the $25.5 billion offer, and shares are split. shares have soared 120% in the past 12 months and as shares go, david, this is

the fact of the resilience of the market, and the market came back and it was 6200 when mark haines said's true. he's a bond market investor that has had an everlasting rally and the stock market, as we pointed out, you're lucky if you're flat. since 1976, i think it's 11%. if you're in bonds it's 7%. >> do you double on every five years? again, i read this piece, and i think it's a very thought-provoking piece. he's too hard on himself. he's too hard on the industry and there's been a lot of money made and people decide, that's over because they looked at the man in the mirror, okay? >> i just miss the mustache. i miss that. no mustache. this piece is too negative. i like to go back to the jackson 5, when i was almost the beginning of the end. >> got to make that change. got to make that change as he would say. that raspy voice. >> you do bill gross and you do bond. rolling out a bill gross. i like it. we're going work on that. >> we'll go down to the masters. bubba watson going for a second consecutive green jacket. a live interview with the defending champion and we will talk about th

. >>> time for webtastic, when our very own sara haines finds videos that can puts a smile on your face really needed a bath. >> is that a baby? >> no, that's the cat saying no. he's very vocal. >> what don't you understand about no? >> normally she wouldn't give him a bath. but she said he really needed the bath. he must have rubbed in stuff. >> you get like -- if you've got an animal that's rubbed in something, you will bathe them. it's got 900,000 hits. tig certificager has more bark . >> get ready to for our ambush makeovers. pack up your bag and kids, we've got affordable family getaways. >> my kind of workout. all you need is a couple of bottles of miwine. >> what is he doing? >> my kind of guy. been tempted by a cosmetic procedure? reconsider. discover lancôme visionnaire advanced skin corrector, an innovation with the molecule l412. our fast-acting serum with visible results in just one week. wrinkles, pores, unevenness are visibly corrected. skin looks transformed. clinically proven on multiple ethnicities. looking for visibly perfect skin? experience now a free 2-minute perfec

. >>> it is time for three two one live, with sara haines, hanging out with the crowd right across the i've had, i don't remember, there have been a lot -- >> maybe the personal grooming segment? >> maybe the first time we shared -- >> thank you, sara. honestly, some people that are horrified by those things. we just learn to make it, every show. >> i think they cut my mic. next up is adam from vermont. >> hi, who would you rather be? superman, or batman? >> neither. >> it's sexist! why wouldn't we want to be bat woman? >> he's got a point there. >> i want to be superdog. >> no, that's, that's a -- that's a friend of mine. mighty mouse. i would rather be mighty mouse, because he flies, too. >> these are very interesting questions. >> we've got to go. we almost made it. all right, coming up we help you satisfy your snack attacks and still lose ten pounds by memorial day. >> and great beauty tips from the stars of top makeup artists. >> and michael buble will be singing for us. go! go olive garden's new buy one, take one. go for dinner tonight and take home a second entrÉe for later. all

megan did it and megan, who is our pr person and so did sara haines and kate cook and britney. >> they'reh me, a great group of young kids making it through high school. >> you can find them on milkandhoneyshoes.com for $150. >>> speaking of summer. whenever it's summer i like to break out my summer jewelry. how about this? it's got jennifer, right? >> the jennifer miller bracelet. it looks like summer because it's starting to feel like spring and it's time to start breaking out the spring jewelry. this is kind of pricey. it's $175. >> we're going to stop doing that. >> but you can buy $195 worth and split it and give happen to a friend, et cetera, et cetera. >> what do you have? >> i have something that i wasn't planning on it, but it came today and i said now's the time. everybody loves the "life is good" stuff. it's got to be the one with the crack and it's yellow. every day. this says "nothing is stronger than love." it says "boston" on the front. it's $26.20. because that's how long the marathon was. and 100% of the profits goes to the one fund boston. and i think that's great. but t

sarah haines is bothering the crowd. >> i am, i fou ireland! >> yeah!r winds are offshore. inland valleys are going to see a very warm day today. up against the coast, cool and 72 in santa cruz, 72 in san francisco. 85 in livermore. the heat continues at least for today. cooling for tomorrow with a little drizzle by thursday. >> that's your latest weather and our deadline is coming up for ourake up with al contest. go to todadacom an submit an essay of 250 words or less as to why i should come to your home and wake you up. if you think tt's a great idea go to today.m. i'm looking forward to it. not savannah, natalie and willie. >> savannah? whm i,al? all right, thank y. >> thanks, al. >>> up next, makeup that's good for you and the environment, right after this. hi, listen i think you could do better. oh no, he's a nice guy. no i'm talking abt your yogurt. see dannon oikos is so rich and thick and smooth. so smooth. in a national taste test dannon oikos fat free rawber flavor beat chobani 2 to 1. mmmm. stamos? look babe - i'm doing better. she means the

. >> let's check in with our gal sara haines. >> i have company over here.ost deserving mom is going to be able to sail away anywhere on a norwegian cruise line. go to our website and tell us if you have a mom in mind that needs a getaway this year. you can even nominate yourself. today is the last day, so go to klgandhoda.com. >> i want to nominate my mom. virginia busey, california. she's 92. >> and we'll do an interview with him. >> it will be a little strange. >> we're terrified. >> he's in pretty good shape today, right? you're doing all right? i saw you downstairs, you're hanging in there. >> he's got great shoes on. >> pray for us. >> he was bounced off "the apprentice" and we'll talk to the unpredictable gary busey. >>> and a fashion face-off. [ wind blowing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] when is it okay to lose the cover-up? when you can. take the special k challenge... and lose an inch from your waist in two weeks. ♪ my, my, my, my with the help of delicious special k red berries cereal, you can truly enjoy a cover up free summer. what will you gain when