. >> reporter: precious metals dealer michael haynes has come to manhattan with a million dollars in gold, and some extra muscle. haynes is promoting his new smartphone app for gold bugs, but he's also encouraging investors to purchase physical gold. >> that's probably half a million right there. >> reporter: wow. haynes says there's a convenience to buying gold coins or bars, not to mention global acceptance. >> physical gold itself is a currency without a country. it's known in every country of the world. it's one of the few words that translates easily into every language around the world, and every currency around the world is convertible into gold. >> reporter: buying gold coins also means paying a markup over the asset's cash price, but that hasn't slowed their popularity. according to the world gold council, 995 metric tons of the yellow metal was bought globally last year. that's a 34% increase from 2009. those numbers exclude e.t.f. and mutual fund demand, bringing us to the other ways to buy gold. those include gold futures and options, and gold mining stocks, either indivi

john haynes got so frustrated at his 8th grade math class at selby lane school last month, he shouted at them and knocked over a desk. haynes can teach at another school after he takes anger management counseling. >>> marin county is paying nearly $2 million to a man repeatedly tased by a sheriff's deputy. the settlement comes two years after the deputy shocked peter mcfarland four times, once while handcuffed for resisting arrest. the deputy who fired the stun gun was never disciplined. but the department is tightening its taser rules. >>> a level of destruction not seen in decades. >> we have neighborhoods that have basically been removed from the map. >> the death and destruction left by powerful tornadoes, raking across the southeast. >>> pulling the plug on unhealthy commercials. what advertisers will have to do if they want to sell cereal to kids. >>> and he doesn't look like the nervous groom. how kate and william spent their final night as singles. ,, ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watc

haynes has undergone anger management and will return to class but not at that school. >>> and we have new information ability newark's first killing of the year. police released the name of a woman found stabbed to death. the victim is 25-year-old evangeline contillo. the father of her two children, monroe has now been charged with her murder. he is being held without bail and is due to be arranged tomorrow. >>> he was supposed to be someone students trusted. but authorities say a doctor at uc berkeley's university held services abused his position and sexually abused students. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now from the courthouse where that doctor made an appearance this afternoon. >> reporter: dr. robert kevis entered a plea of not guilty this afternoon. this is the formal complaint which lists 19 charges which are sexual in nature. police say that kevis assaulted six male victims while he was a doctor on uc berkeley's campus. dr.kevis stayed silent as he walked down the aisle with his attorney. >> we really want to understand how this happened. there were no record of formal pa

and haynes became referred to as mother fraud or your fraudulent see. the justices even though they avoid taking the civil-rights act head on they began to chip away at the foundation of the law which is fourteenth amendment. i don't have time to discuss all the cases but i will mention a few. weeks after hayes was in office the court issued a ruling of united states versus quoteshanks which stemmed from an incident on easter sunday, april 14, 1873, when 250 armed white men on horseback, some of the six pound cannon converged on the court house to see the grand parish of central louisiana. and inaccessible town. in and around the courthouse where 150 armed black men awaiting the invasion behind barricades they had thrown up and doug a ditch in front of. many of the black men were duly appointed members of louisiana militia and white men were members of the klan or other white terrorist groups. the confrontation was precipitated by a gubernatorial election in which the republican who with a carpetbagger and the democrat who was a decorated confederate ci

. >> deborah haynes, thank you. protesters threw stones at police who responded with tear gas and gunfire. they're blaming the deaths on armed groups who they say fired on protesters and security forces. amateur video is said to show rights across syria. there are signs the government has acknowledge the pro-reform demonstrations. it says the situation is calm. anti-government protests continued in yemen. thousands turned out in the capital for another demonstration to call for the immediate resignation of president saleh. he is refusing to step down. at a rival. as government demonstration, his supporters said he would sacrifice his blood for the people. we will have more on the unrest in the arab world later on in this half hour. the u.n., u.s., and france have demanded that the longtime ivory coast leader relinquish power. fierce fighting continues near his headquarters. fierce fighting was reported around the television station. military leaders have called on his forces to surrender. 50,000 have reportedly defe

at the post, haynes johnson and david shared a special bond. the same is true of luke cannon.ne night in new hampshire, our two aces and manage to misread the tv listings and missed the opening of the republican debate. with a little help from back home, they managed to scramble and covered the debate adequately, but we never trusted them the same after that. [laughter] whether his own generation or subsequent generations, they did was always special. he was called the dean for a reason. he brought to this reporting unmatched integrity, keen insight, fairness, seriousness of purpose, and troop humility. he was, as george said, a reporter's reporter. he may have been one of the most widely read columnist in the nation. he set a record that would never be broken. but he never thought of himself as a pundit. he did not think he had all the answers. he knew that answers and insight root out of doggett reporting. he believed elections belonged to the voters, not to politicians or strategists or commentators. many reporters pay lip service to this idea, but you did it as they did --

at the post, haynes johnson and dave shared a special bond come something i've long cherished.e is true of lou cannon with whom he collaborated so often and effectively a except for one night in new hampshire when the two aces in 1980 managed to misread the tv listings and therefore miss the opening of the republican debate. with a little help from back home the managed to scramble and cover the the date adequately but we never quite trusted them the same after that. >> whether his own generation or subsequent generations, dave was always special. he was called the dean fer reason tweets for a reason. he brought unmatched integrity, in sight, fairness come seriousness of purpose and true humility. he was, as george said, a reporter's reporter. he might have been one of the most widely read columnists in the nation and may have been on meet the press 401 times, a record there will not be broken but he never thought of himself as a pundit. he never believed he had all the answers. he knew that answers and insight grew out of doggett reporting. everyone has heard of his devotion t

. >>> we're back with 3-2-1 live with sara haynes.d has an april fools' question. >> what is the best trick you played on anybody? >> what did you do last year? i vowed to get you back. >> you haven't done it. >> we have no idea. our memories are shot and we're sorry. >> it's okay. >> next. okay, i've got it, alia fr irk m chicago and she has a question about your friendship. >> besides hanging out on wednesdays and going to a broadway show, do you hang out any other times of the week? >> we have lunch sometimes, we have dinner if i go to the city. >> last wednesday we went to dinner and a show. we're together from 7:00 to 11:00 every day. >> but hoda has been in place in nantucket with me, she's been down in florida with me. you and your mom came out to my house for thanksgiving. >> we live with each other, pretty much. >> no, we have a good time. because we have such a good friendship, that's why it works on the air with us. is that it, is that it? >> we have plenty but we could keep you here all day. >> thanks, sara. april fools',