it was harriet who welcomed the prince of wales at 1859, harriet to whom the song "listen to the mocking dedicated. and harriet who left funds in her will to erect this monument in washington's meridian hill park. even then, there was no rush to memorialize a deeply unpopular president. another dozen years went by until this eight-foot tall bronze likeness of buchanan was unveiled in 1930. ironically, few presidents have entered office with more impressive credentials. as illustrated by the granite figures sharing space with the somber looking executive. buchanan's early career was recognized in the courtroom. diplomacy pays tribute to his service as james k. poke secretary of state and the u.s. administrator to the court of st. james and czarist russia. ironically buchanan's gift of conciliations seemed to desert him in the white house. by encouraging pro-slavery forces in kansas, he inadvertently split his own party right down the middle. following the election of abraham lincoln, buchanan looked on helplessly as several southern states left the union. although he opposed secession, hi

harriet welcomed the prince of weals in 1859 and harriet to whom the song listen to the mocking birdas dedicated and harriet who left her will to erect this monument in meridian hill park. even then there was no rush to memorial a deeply unpopular president. until this eight-foot tall statue of buchanan was erected in 1930. few have entered with more impressive credentials. as illustrated with the figures, sharing space with the chief executive. law recognizes his early career in the proom and a temperament more suited to the bench than the arena. diplomacy pays tribute to his service as james k poke secretary of state and u.s. minster to the court. buchan buchanan's gift seemed to desert him in the white house. he split his own party right down the middle. following the election, they left the union. he opposed his section, his now reading of the constitution persuaded the federal government that they had no right. they were almost a century after the presidency.

he meets with harriet tubman. blacks lived with him. he really lived his beliefs in a quiet, astonishing way. as to the white support, the secret six, really one of my favorite parts of the story. an area where there's a little room for humor, they were really parlor radicals. these entransincidentalists and very wealthy businessmen, mostly in the boston area who funneled brown money and guns. and they fed him at salons in new england and brown dines with thoreau and emerson. alcott calls brown the manliest man they've ever met. they're intoxicated by this. it's quite a bit like the 1960s, when you had wealthy folks in manhattan hosting black panthers and other radicals. in the end, these people are not, shall we say, profiles in courage. when brown's raid goes bad and they're implicated, one of them is already overseas, three of the others flee for canada. my favorite, garrett smith, checks himself into an insane asylum in new york to avoid prosecution where he's treated with cannabis and morphine and that was apparently the treatment

harriet lane did. and there were fresh flowers. they had dances. one of the kind of dances they held, they used to put crash down in the east room and have an artist come in with colored pencils and do pictures of it and then they would dance the picture off. jefferson davis claimed at one time that he had the u.s. flag on his floor and danced it off. but that was always denied. so mrs. lincoln had a hard row to hoeaddition, she wasn't very good at it. she couldn't get along with the white house staff at all. the white house staff is unlike any other staff on earth. they're like a family. you know, when you see a memoir by a member of a white house staff, you'd better look twice because those people don't write memoirs. they have an utter loyalty to the house. well, because of the racial -- the north-south problems buchanan dismissed all of the african-american servants because they all had been african-american servants except for the steward since way back. mrs. lincoln had a lot of irish immigrant women and people like that. within months they w

from harriet tubman to slave porters in the underground railroad, to michelle obama and today's white house. the footprints on history from african-americans cannot be washed away. and the bells of greatness, ingenious, artistic talent, philanthropy, and leadership cannot be on rum -- cannot be unrung. we have come this far by faith. we celebrate and embrace this theme of the african american women, culture, and history. wellcome will not allow me in this discourse to call the role of great women in african american history. let me pray that their numbers are many, and the stories of them tell the truth of women, african american women, in culture and history. for our women have been on the move. our women have refused to be moved. and our women continue to move mountains in african american history. and now, in closing, let me cradle this month's celebration in the history -- in the city of st. francis, with a sense of gratitude and neutral respect. the we black, white, brown, or red, we are all god's children. mavis in vacation -- may this invocation be accepted and the record show

because game buchanan was the bachelor, harriet served as his white house hostess.ir yet who welcomed the prince of whales in 1959 and harriet who left funds in her will to erect this monument in the park. even then, there was no rush to memorial united states the deeply unpopular president. another dozen years went by until the eight-foot tall bronze likeness of buchanan was unveiled in 1930. ironically, few presidents have ended office with fewer credentials, sharing face with a somber looking chief executive. wall recognizes buchanan's early career in the courtroom and a temperament more suited to the bench than the political arena. diplomacy pays tribute to his service as james k. pope secretary of state and as u.s. minister to the court of st. james and darus bradshaw. ironically, buchanan's gift of conciliation seemed to dessert him in the white house. he inadvertently split his own party right down the middle. following the election of abraham lincoln, buchanan looked on helplessly as several states left the union. his reading of the constitution persuaded bu

we found this, the given out in the 1920's harriet -- they gave them out in the 1920's. there it is anyway. the vote -- they gave those out. thyey must have had a bigger budget . ♪ bring back those park budget memories ♪ ♪ i don't mind oif the money get s wet ♪ ♪ won't you fix the park budget rain ♪ ♪ bring back those memories ♪ ♪ i don't even mind if the park money gets wet ♪ supervisor chu: thank you. >> many constituents of san francisco when it was homestead land -- so that future constituents of san francisco could enjoy it. i want to bring to the attention of the director that i would like him to restore the horse riding @ mccarren barrack and golden gate park. in the bayview we have pardon -- we have a park and i would like you to take a look there and see if you can in the playground and compete with the gophers. there is artificial turf. under the control of sum corp. -- some corporation. we need to be careful of how our open spaces are controlled idid. these are for our constituents and not for certain people who have a hidden agenda. they have people on this s

harriet tubman! eva brawn. fergie. that syria killer charlize theron played in "monster." mrs. butterworth. all women! all equally special. (cheers and applause) the point is, women are the big prize this campaign year and both sides are fallopian it to win it. (laughter) that's why the obama campaign released this ad bragging about his signing the lily ledbetter equal pay for women act showing him with actual women. not to be outdone, the romney campaign put out bumper stickers saying "moms drive the economy." and they're also appealing to lady drivers with a female version of truck nuts, the camry toe. (laughter) it protects the grill. it protects the grill. keeps bugs out and stuff. (laughter) well, i for one will not be outdone by others outdoing. so speaking from my side, ladies my side is right by your side. and i want to say that women are so amazing-- at not being men. (laughter) what what with the whole lack ago penis thing and the plumbing situation down which i can't even imagine, i can't... i agree with anne romney. you are all special, as unique as individual snowf

>> on the understand what uncle tom was actually meant to be as the author harriet beecher stowe presented her novel. i think over the years both because the way the character has been portrayed in the show's and others is become distorted. if you read the novels she meant for tom to be an archetypal. he died because he to show the whereabouts and even while he was dying and one that i. if the interest in learning more i'm happy to tell about the character. islamic the subtitle, the whole purpose your book you have. >> the idea came about because a lot of times when you are a person of color and you have a conservative political view you get certain things your mother never intended for you and instead of doing that i use the title because it grabs you and then a sort of highlights one of the themes in the book which is if we are going to have an honest discussion in america about the topic of race. so the book in fact came about because of eric holder the attorney general making a statement because of our. i took exception to that comment because to me if we can't have an honest. to speak

>> guest: i smile because i understand what uncle tom was actually meant to be as the author harriet beecher stowe presented in her original novel. i think over the years, both because of the way the character has been portrayed minstrel shows, and tom is an arch type o a christ like figure and he died because he refused to divulge the whereabouts of a slave he helped escape and that's a noble character and one i embrace. so when i hear that term, it confound people and also -- if they're interested in learning more, i'm more than happy to tell them about the character. >> host: your title of your book you have probably gotten some response. >> guest: absolutely. absolutely. the idea came about because a lot of times when you're a person of color and you have conservative plate val views, you get certain names that your mother never intended for you, and rather than run away from that, i used it as a title because it grabs you and highlights one of the themes in the book, which is that if you're going to have an honest discussion in america about the topic of race it needs needs toe

zazzle sauce as phyllis year flit adelines and seven colleges a major thoroughfares here if half cal harriet l. cahoon how there are businesses and homes. i can tell you, this is a the third murder in oakland since saturday. there was also a murder on wednesday couple of miles from this location. if >>darya: and another developing story, police are looking for a group of men who stole a cabdriver's taxi and forced him into the truck. it happened around 11:00 p.m.. a cabdriver picked up three african american man from the bart station, they asked to be taken to an apartment complex on don't appear below are in in stock. when they got there, one of the passengers pulled out a gun and robbed the cab driver of his money, jewelry and cell phone. they then forced him into the trunk of the taxi, what can in there, drove around for an hour and released him after midnight in the oakland hills if before driving off. police looking arf -- please are looking for the yellow cab this morning. there is the california tech no. 0. udc someone driving a cab they say consider them aren't in danger is and be wh

. >> still to come here are california families keeping up with kardashians or ozzy and harriet? what censor figures reveal. >> a california mom goes after nutella for false advertising and wins a small victory. >> temperatures inching up getting closer to weechblgtd how warm it will feel as you make your outdoor plans coming up. >> a stranger restores a precious piece of history to a local vet robbed of medals of heroism. 8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8x8s >> with the first pick in the 2012 draft, the colts select andrew luck, quarterback, stanford. >> one happy guy. as expected andrew luck hears his name called first. he's the first stanford player selected number one overall n 1983 the colts picked john elway. abc 7 is at a traft party taking place near 49 headquarters. lisa? >> this is true. the party started about an hour ago and there are 3500 fans here, and there is a full draft experiencefu experienceful -- experience. fans couldn't wait to get inside. they lined up hours ago. this is sort of like a fan festival. people with k.play games, meet cheerleaders eat, drink and watch the

the end of his life of all times he had seen the white house, the most brilliant was the time of harriet and james buchanan. after all lincoln did thank buchanan for holding the union together until he got there, but buchanan, you know, they got the tremor, the crack of the whip on all the sectional business, but it was actually very splendid white house. they sent a lot of stuff to auction that people would like to have today and some has come back. they refurnished rooms. they had parties. it was like the diplomatic community that they had been part of, he and his daughter had been part of. it was a very almost to cover up what was going on, but they had -- he split the cabinet, of course, over sectionalism, and he was a unionist, and they had to make dinner lists to be careful who they had because they had a fight over the dinner table, and, in fact, nikolay was sent, you probably all know this, throw me out, but nikolay was sent pi lincoln to washington early to meet with the secretary of state, and everything social passed through the secretary of state. one reason mrs. lincoln hate

ted nugent harriet's calling from jacksonville, florida. hi, harriet. >> hi, bill.good morning. >> hey, listen. i am an african-american woman. >> uh-huh. >> i am very glad that ted nugent said what he said and i am very glad that mitt romney responded in his usual wussie way. >> why? >> because this shows every decent american of every ethnicity just what a bigot romney really is. >> i mean if you can't stand up to that kind of language right -- >> he is a bigot. >> what do you stand for. >> i have known it. he can't stand up for anything. as you said, putting the dog on the roof of his car. he stands up for that. but that's the only thing he stands up for. >> yeah. well, right. it exposed -- we already knew ted nugent, i think t as mark is said was backstrap crazy but maybe americans, harriet, you have got something. maybe americans didn't realize what a wuss -- to use your word what a wuss mitt romney was. they sure know now. ♪ >> we have to. >> ted nugent music? you are right. this is it. >> i don't have a choice. >> ted nugent goes or you go. >> okay, fine. ♪ >

harriet solar know formed the group after her daughter was murdered. today she got political, criticizing an inmate release program she claims makes california a more dangerous place. governor jerry brown was supposed to take part in today's rally but did not make it back to sacramento in time. >>> it leads into our flash survey tonight? >>> all hands on deck in california schools, budgets going down, class size going up, teachers need all the help they can get in the classroom. >> which is why one group in the south bay is proving to be so valuable. garvin thomas, bay area proud about a group of very experienced volunteers. to be sure there are a lot of people who volunteer in schools. of course, most of them tend to have a connection to their school, their kid goes or did go there, for example, how great to find a group that does it just to do something good for the younger generation? in this case, the much younger generation. it is tonight's bay area proud. >> okay. naomi what paragraph did you find number two in? >> reporter: perhaps it is time to

harriet who left buns in her will to erect this monument in washington's meridian hill park.er dozen years went by until this eight-foot tall bronze likeness of buchanan was unveiled in 1930. ironically, few presidents have entered office with few presidential credentials. wall recognizes buchanan's early career in the courtroom at a temperament more suited to the bench than the political arena. diplomacy pays tribute to his service as james k. poe k. ironically, buchanan's gifts of conciliation seemed to desert him in the white house. by encouraging pro slavery forces in kansas, he inadvertently split his own party ri

and not too long ago there was another major discovery i would say of the correspondence between harriet and dreams rothchild in paris has been. which was quite critical to his sort of financial well being but outside of that no i can't think of anything that really changed much of the picture of things and even those haven't changed very much and you would have known because as far as i've heard you you're planning to publish his biography is that true. maybe going too far i would love to but you're going on i don't know well you know we're going to go so. maybe i don't know better but i doubt it. so it's going to be a posthumous were. if you're writing as we say into the table very you go. you know you know why well it's as i mentioned he's a difficult man to handle he's you can get your arms around him he's so big and you know in physical terms of an intellectual terms and he really handled their. mind and breadth of knowledge and accomplishment for one person is really really off and do come to moscow well i've been here a hundred times but this is my i mean one hundred second trip m

he was the son of harriet bailey. and in all likelihood, her white master, although we don't know for sure and he never knew. he came into the world in probably the cabin of his grandmother, betsy bailey, who had a cabin and a relatively independent sort of economic life and more than 20 children dependent on her at a bend in the tuckahoe river in maryland's eastern shore. betsy bailey, his grandmother, was a master fisher woman who would wade out into the tuckahoe river with her shad nets. she was a sort of queen of the neighborhood. she was the only semblance of a parental figure douglass really had. at age 6, douglass was sent to live at the plantation owned by colonel edward lloyd, former governor of maryland. during his two years living at the plantation, which he called the great house farm, frederick saw his mother for the last time in 1825 when he was nearly 7 years old. she died the following year. he had virtually no real memory of her, but he kept trying to invent her. at one point, he saw an image of one o

he was a bachelor he welcomed the prince of wales and listen to the mockingbird was dedicated and harrietwho left pugs in her will. even then, there was no rush to memorialize a president. unveiled in 1930 ironically, few presidents have more impressive credentials, as illustrated by the figures sharing space with a chief executive. diplomacy plays tribute to the court ironically, buchanan's gift of concillation seem to dessert him in the white house by encouraging kansas he inadvertently split his own party right down the middle following the election of abraham lincoln he imposed a session and rare row and the government had and why there is no statue to the nation's capital until a devoted niece willed it after his

he is the man accused of killing treyvon martin harriet here is his attorney talking to the judge. this car how >> this is judge lester. how hata with how >>justine: we're going to continue to listen in on any developments happening in the bond hearing of george zimmerman, we will take a break and be right back. bob >>mark: we are watching bay area weather. it is a beautiful morning. traffic is moving smoothly on the westbound span of the bay bridge. walnut creek over the east bay hills, 56 degrees. a nice morning. 86 for a high of around 3:00 p.m.. temperatures warming up today and tomorrow, near 90 in some of the warmest spots. saddam lotus will be right back as the kron4 this continues. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] over two million so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly c

we've grown up on shirley chisholm, kim gandy, patricia ireland, terry o'neil, harriet tubman before them, ida b. wells-barnett before them, ella baker before them. all of these are women who have fought too many battles for us to go back. so, we won't go back. it's time for us to take our own stand and stand the ground for women and insist that we won't go back for any reason. so, we've got to get it on when we leave this conference today. we can't wait for the summer. we can't wait for november. we've got to get it together now. i want you to know that it is time that we understand that all, each of our interests is somehow related to all of our interests. so, the far right, as i said earlier, may well have shot the first shot, but it's the one who's still standing when the last shot is fired. and women, we intend to be there because we are a team. thank you. i love you. god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] >> i forget that e. faye is also an ordained minister. >> can you tell? >> and to hear her voice ringing there in indignation. we're going to throw open -- we have a little ti

alissa's the left-hand glove telephone here a half smart phone months than half that of her out her harriet the hospital. a report said there were shots fired at this location will transit at the oakland police department with the latest details on the shooting. >>will: during that one minute of a gun battle we understand that at least 50 shots were fired. here is video from the scene. they are not searching for any additional suspects. they believed the man were firing at each other. this was a gun battle between two-man. unfortunately third man came along was driving his car and went to the neighborhood when shots rang out. the was hit in his chest and collarbone area call or able to get to his home car is still in the driveway this morning. apparently some of the windows were shattered. in an ambulance arrived at the scene in did taken to hospital. as far as the two men, at this point there is no motive for the shooting, one man was shot in the leg, another, despite being hit in the chest, he is also expected to survive. we're hoping to hear from the public information officer on a possi

opposes bill for harriet >>president obama: >> at the fcc had several months to adjust regulations.ustine: the daughter of dick cheney says the former vice president is doing well. she was asked about her father's held during a forum in washington d.c.. >> he is doing wonderfully. he is at home. he was out of the hospital after 10 days. when i spoke with them yesterday, he walked to the end of the driveway and that fear that is a big milestone. >>justine: he was released from a virginia hospital on tuesday. he has had a history of heart trouble suffering at least five architects since 1978. >>erica: we have different conditions shipping of for this morning. here is a look at current temperatures. what irks facing the coolest of the dresser rise ride around sunrise for. all of the areas highlighted in blue are under a warning. we will seize the nea and blue skies, mostly fifties as we head into the lunch hour. violated tonight, we will concede to seek mild and dry conditions. finance sunshine as they head into the weekend. . we do have the potential for wet weather as we head into su

and harriet cole. >> any day now, it actually could be. all right. welcome, kids.at's a good way to handle sharing the holidays? were we supposed to talk about this before we went straight to the letters? let's do that first. pat has thrown me off. it's the smell of butterfinger in the air. i'm used to red wine -- >> what are we doing here? >> all holidays are tough times. i'm sorry about that. all holidays can be tough. >> it's true. and there's no such thing as a perfect family either. so we -- >> really? except for mine. >> and mine. >> so we work with what we've got and we try to minimize the awkwardness. give us the question. what's the question? >> all right. thank you. if i could find it again. >> here it is. >> go ahead. >> kathleen. "what's a good way to handle sharing the holidays? i have siblings that seem to always grab it before i can. i would like to make some family holiday memories as well." >> i think that what you should do -- especially if it is always with one person, or as this person says, they grab it, on the holiday you could say, this is so

. >> volunteer harriet hutchinson says the sounds have made it to the big screen. >> they've been inungle scene in one of the lord of the rings movies. and they were in jurassic park. i think they were the voice of the dragon in how to train your dragon. >> hutchinson knows a thing or two about odd sounds. she was a kindergarten teacher for 40 years. >> there they are. that's probably a comment on my career. >> once nursed back to health, the center will release the pups into the wild taking with them their unique version of nature's song. joe rosato, jr. nbc bay area news. >>> the marine mammal center is helping an escapee from the rock get back to health. alcatraz, he's a lot more energetic than a week ago when he weighed 31 pounds. he was rescued from the ferry dock of alcatraz. but he's beefing up. he's up po 39 pounds now. he's the 8th rescued from alcatraz. he's cute. >> all sorts of things going on. let's bring in our meteorologist stepping in for jeff ranieri tonight. >> the seven day forecast is unusually active for this time of year. it is gorgeous outside. have high clouds

. >>> i'm here as the modern day harriet tubman to lead people on the underground railroad into a case're unfamiliar with congressman allen west, by all means do become acquainted. the florida congressman's comments are typically too unmoored to do anything but stare in disbelief. his latest assertion certainly fits the bill. >> i believe it is about 70, 80 to 81 members of the democrat party that are members of the communist party. >> joining us now from minneapolis is democratic congressman keith ellisson. the mexico of congress to which mr. west was referring. good afternoon. >> good afternoon thank you. . >> i must ask you, are you now or have you ever been a communist? if so, do you draw your links from which branch? >> i have never been, nor 50 ever known anyone in congress who is a member of the communist party. the fact is that it is really sad that we would have to deal with these allegations. if you look at florida, they have a foreclosure crisis. they have a high unemployment rate. they have all kinds of problems there. to think that their member of congress is wasting time

you have called yourself the modern-day harriet tubman.s triggered tremendous conversation about race in this country. what do you think -- >> and that's -- >> what do you think should happen, kochk resman in. >> i think that's why we've had irrational voices. >> what do you think should happen? >> well, i said already in two statements that i put out that looking upon some of the mishandling early on of this case that the sheriff up there should have been relieved of his duties, that i think that mr. zimmerman should have been held in custody until a good, complete, full investigation has been done. i think that now we have the right type of enforcement agencies and also the right type of attention from the state, local level and also the federal level to make this a good investigation. but also, let's be very honest. we don't need organizations like the new black panther party going out there putting bounties, million-dollar bounties, on the head of an american citizen. we also don't need starlets that are out there twittering out people

thanks for the call, harriet. >> on your radio, on t.v. the bill press show. tv. ♪ the newest voice in cable news is on the new news network. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. this former two term governor is politically direct. ♪ >> taking your e-mails on any topic at any time. this is the bill press show, live on your radio and current tv. >> one of the patriotic millionaires intude yes at the top of the next hour. this interesting e-mail i find from sue cook that says i heard the representative from the people for america on your show talking about alec, and she said i jotted down the web address for people for the american way and it turned out that they are a right-wing tea party organization. she says, please don't do this to us. sue, you are dead wrong. i don't know what you jotted down, but the website i gave is pf aw dorg, people for the american way.org. started by norman lear. they have been around maybe 10 or 15 years, people for the american way pfaw.org. i don't know how you got into some tea party organization. let me tell you, you can trust

perhaps if chefs >>ysabel: umbrellas, i wrote them all away harriet this is people in alameda out waitingor mrs. obama to take the stage. they were commissioning a coast guard cutter. it turns out, it is shaping up to be a much better day. we still have a lot of wind the we will have a more sunshine. here is a live look at the san the tail bridge. robin winston has paul lusk. >>robin: we do have a nice day. we will have sunshine and and it will be breezy drop the afternoon. here is a look from the san retail bridge. you can see the camera of bouncing around. there is a window lending in place. we have a high wind warning in place for the san mateo bridge, the bay bridge and the golden gate. wind speeds right now are a little dusty along the coastline. you will see the wind pick up off and on top of the afternoon by the evening, wind speeds are up to 20 mi. per hour, 18 in fremont. avoid the beach. a high surf advisory is in place. temperatures out the door are mostly in the forties. coming up, i will let you know when to expect the warmest day of the week. >>ysabel: the bad weather did no

and a kron4 news room of the space shuttle enterprise that is now on top of a modified jumbo jet harrietow here is a live picture of the enterprise. that is the massive shuttle on top of that jumbo jet. it is going to be doing a flyovers starting in about an hour from now. fat is the best as a >>darya: fix will be back with more in a vehicle a harried we want to focus on weather and traffic as we head into the heftiest for 680 traffic is nice in delight ferry traffic to the floor safe as we head for the closure of the approach -- the san for this approach the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. all in a no-touch design. >>mark: the big story this morning is the closer on the approach to the golden gate. starting at 8:00 p.m. it ready for what some are expecting the toch >> the crews are expected to finish in time >>darya: the lawyer for the neighborhood watch a man hot can kill treyvon martin yes it new-line

the most recent figure we added in february was harriet tubman and a great interactive. glamor also. the a. list celebrities. we have a great michael jackson exhibit. three different michael jackson figures through june. and we have a new figure launching in mid-may. no. >> can we guess? >> you can guess, of course. >> entertainment figure? >> it's not. historical figure. >> historical figure. >> what's going on in mid-june, rock the mall, girl scouts, whom might we be doing? >> look at that. okay. you're a fantastic pitch man. >> thank you. >> you don't really need to sell it, because we already love madame tussauds. take advantage of this. it's tomorrow, saturday, april 7th from 8:00 to 10:00. kids 12 and under -- >> free. >> -- free. 12 and over ten dollars. >> yes and thank you. >> thank you. see you saturday. president hayes, thank you so much as well. wisdom, over to you. >>> allison, thank you. 8:36. 43degrees outside on good friday. coming up, fewer young adults are getting their driver's license. what's believed to be behind this decrease. >> plus, america's sma

and -- harriet meyer.he judiciary committee was going for a specific piece of information. at the end of the day the white house and the judiciary committee worked out a resolution where they had interviews -- when i have such a broad request for information that includes information that is privileged or exempt you can't prosecute a case intelligently. megyn: they say the house they rented was haunted. we told but this new jersey couple suing their hollywoods suing their landlords. now someone else is haunting them and he's no ghost. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the plan

harriet miers, when her nomination was beginning to stir up on capitol hill, conservatives came up and said we don't want her, and she didn't happen. look, a number of conservatives now who may not have been happy with mitt romney are counting on congress as well as conservative activists who could very well keeping it in check. >> we are hearing the same message to the upset roiled conservative base, we're saying the same thing, chill out, it's going to be good, you'll get essentially a veto over what the coalition's policies will be, so don't freak out. i think that has been borne out broadly by the way we've seen policy pursued in previous administrations and i think that a p aapplies, it's the geographical interests that produces what the policy emanations are much more than a single cyindividual. >> who does mitt romney surround himself with, marco rubio and paul ryan, notables in the tea party. theems a these are pro-corporate republicans and it's the social conservatives in congress try to push the conservative measures on gay rights and abortion rights, mitt romney, they may no