says i'm patty hurst. probably because she was told to. >> reporter: patty hurst and the sla dropped out of sight while the cia searched for her. then came word of a shooting in los angeles. a man tried to shoplift. the clerk grabbed him and had one hand handcuff on him when a woman opened fire. >> patty takes this sm1 and stitches the marquee. >> reporter: patty hurst and the harris got away but they left too many clues. the fbi is just about 24 hours away from arresting the sla and patty hurst. >> they said come out with your hands up. they only said that 21 times and then they fired tear gas through the front window. as soon as they shot tear gas through the front window, the s la started firing. >> the news carried the scene live. the hide out in flames, ammunition could be heard exploding from some where inside. curiosity seekers flocked to the burned out house. sla photos were found along with sin cue and the others all expect for bill and emily harris and patty hurst. it would be 16 months before th

outstanding academic and over the years through 1954 i think 34 graduates of dunbar high school when to ann hurst there was never a critical mass and three-quarters of these kids graduated and of those more than one quarter were five basic appell. so clearly you don't need a critical mass they didn't have anything resembling that but a good educational background and the absence of people who would distract from the real purpose of the college. >>host: is there a relationship between race and mental capacity? >> me. >> if you mean potential, then who knows? you cannot measure potential currently. and i suspect for the next 100 years or so but what you can recognize or measure is the capacity to develop one those sats and stuff like that the potential you cannot. >>host: when it comes to race how does that play into the measurements of jay? >>guest: what do you mean? >>host: is there a correlation between iq that we were able to measure today and race? >>host: sure. >>guest: there always has been that around the world. people in the island off scotland have the same iq as those in the united state

. >>> several people cheering as the hurste carrying tamerlan tsarnaev. the body of the bombing suspect is at a funeral home in new jersey. still not clear where it will go next. >>> san jose police are adding extra patrols for cinco de mayo celebrations. two years ago there was scattered violence through the night including a stabbing and vandalism. to prevent a repeat, there will be more officers on the streets. if you are driving in the area on sunday, expect big delays as well. many streets will be closed down. the san jose sharks are also playing game three of their playoff series at hp pavilion that night also. >>> 4:48 is the time. it's a horrible scene on highway 24 but sal has the update. >> they are just now leaving. all the trucks and cars have been removed. let's go to the final scene as the trucks the flat bed tow trucks are pulling away with the badly damaged vehicles that were involved in the fatal crash. they were off to a parking lot. highway 24 has been reopened and now these vehicles are going to an evidence lot where the investigation

the caravan was gutted in fire at 11:30 last night, no one was hurst. >>> the salvation army is asking for your help for families left homeless by a fire in redwood city. the five-unit building burned on wednesday and tonight 26 people are in temporary housing and that includes two twin baby girls and four boys between the ages of 5 and 11 years old. the salvation army says they don't even have a change of clothes. if you would like to help, you can find information on our website at ktvu.com. just look under "hot topics" police say a 15-year-old las vegas boy was killed for an ipad. dozens of family, friends and classmate gathered to remember marcos arenas killed thursday after officers say two suspects tried to snatch the ipad from his hand. when arenas refused to let go, the suspects hit him with his car. >> flood watch in my life would i think that i bot him that for his birthday and he was run owe. >>> police in long island new york say one officer shot and killed a college student as she was being held by a kidnapper. it all happened this morning two blocks from the campus of hof

people talked about a bubble in hurst.tion yesterday and there was an amazing medicine cabinet just over $3 million. you know, the people say, well, that type of thing won't sell again but it will. even hurst did very well. >> suppose the thing about art is, from an asset, it's a portable real asset. property isn't portable. if you're worried about governments wanting tax wealth, you can just port it out of the way. maybe that's the attraction as well. thank you for that, phillip hoffman. >>> meanwhile, as far as your futures are concerned, after this -- after the pause we had in the rally, we are indicated higher today. s&p implied 2.5%. so, it could still be another week of gains. european stocks are doing okay. gains between 0.5% to 1% pretty much across the board this morning. the ftse doing pretty well, led by generali. and as far as currency markets, the focus has been on the yen. yen weak across the board. dollar weak across the board. dollar/yen at best levels since october 2008. >>> and still to come on the progra

those are boos and jeers as a hurste carrying the body of tamerlan tsarnaev pulled out.ody of the bombing suspect is at a funeral home in new jersey. it's unclear where it will go from there. >>> we are finding out more about the upgraded security plans for the upcoming bay to beta breakers race. now they include a heavy police presence at muni and bart stations. police patrols at ferry terminals. help from fbi agents and they will be using portable security cameras all along the race route. >>> last night was a night to remember for a young boy who's been through a whole lot. the golden state warriors invited 12-year-old aaron to be at last nights playoff game against the denver nuggets. you remember he was injured in the boston marathon bombings. before the game, aaron got to watch the warriors warm up up close and even took pictures with some of the players. >> it's really cool to be here. especially seeing the warmup. >> during the game aaron got a special introduction. they put him up on the big screen and the fans gave him a standing ovation. not bad for a 12-year-

several people jeered as the hurste carrying tamerlan tsarnaev pulled out.ombing suspect's body is in a funeral home in new jersey. it's still not clear where it will go next. cnn reports the bombs used in the deadly attack were built in the apartment that suspect tamerlan tsarnaev shared with his wife and child. however investigators stress it's unclear if tsarnaev's widow played any role in the bombing plot. >>> we're also now hearing from a student at u-mass who says she had a brief affair with the younger bombing suspect. she says dzhokhar tsarnaev was always flanked by a group of young russian friends. they idolized the 19-year-old. that included two students that were charged with hiding evidence in the bombing case to protect their friend. >>> time now 5:46. we are also learning more about the upgraded security plans for the bay to beta race. they include a police presence. patrols at ferry terminals. assistants from fbi agents and the use of portable security cameras along the race route. >>> nba playoff game. the see that young man there. that is in

. >> reporter: grandpa hanks clearly loves performing at the broad hurst theater. >> i will tell youphrey bogart was in this theater. >> reporter: really? in a play called the petrified forest which is a legendary play. i would like to think he was in dressing room number one which is where my dressing room is. >> reporter: and yet i think a lot of people will say to themselves, hey, tom hanks. he does not have to show up at a theater every night. he's a big movie star. why are you... >> i don't have to do anything. yes, it's true. >> reporter: why are you doing this? >> well, because i'm an actor. i'm sorry. this is what we do. this is the job. this is the fever that we have for which there is no cure. i love being an actor so much that everything else in show business is work compared to the moments where i get to put on clothes and pretend to be somebody else. that's play. the great secret is we would all do it for free. >> reporter: mike macalarie loved his job too. after a tumultuous career, he was the columnist who broke the dramatic story of abner luima, the haitian man who wa

nixon call his wilderness years, and then around 1966 eisenhower's grandson david, who is going am hurst began to date julie nixon, who -- they were crazy about each other and a year later they were married, and they became one family in november of 1968, they had thanksgiving together. the nixons and the eisenhowers, and jewelry's first born was an eisenhower. >> the topic of the discussion is rethinking nixon. did this experience of writing about this relationship, cause you to rethink nixon? >> thought about nixon a lot. i don't think -- i'm not sure i really saw him. i wasn't doing the nixon presidency, even though i have an epilogue that deals with what came after. but i really only deal in the book with three or two months of the nixon presidency, which began when he was inaugurated and two months later eisenhower was dead and that covers the story. from their first meeting at the bohemian grove, an exclusive men's club north of san francisco, and ended up with ike's death in 1969. >> what sense of man did you get? >> he baffled me, and i found him extremely complicated. was rivete

. >> the play "lucky guy" is showing at the broad hurst theatre in new york. >> i shaved off david axelrod's mustache. right there. it was to raise money. maybe i could help you out. >> i don't know if you guys work on -- >> i'm not bad at it. >> i'll be somewhere else on the 4th of july. >> it will look better. >> tom brokaw, thank you, as well. >> the most trusted man in america. >>> coming up next the runner up bob costas is here. bob has more details on penn state. more "morning joe" straight ahead. vo: traveling you definitely end up meeting a lot more people but a friend under water is something completely different. i met a turtle friend today so, you don't get that very often. it seemed like it was more than happy to have us in his home. so beautiful. avo: more travel. more options. more personal. whatever you're looking for expedia has more ways to help you find yours. i am an american i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at wal

rising margins which hursts customers, right? and a lot of alternatives to what ibm does out there.g question mark and clearly buffett wasn't on his game with that one. >> we had the discussion this morning about succession and not in that his fund managers can't or aren't as smart as warren is or are as capable of running a fund or some pile of money, but there is some hard to dwaunt phi element of being able to pick up the phone being war withen buffett or demanding something that no one else can. is that something that someone should be expected to do. berkshire hathaway has capital and they can increase float during market declines and my favorite quote was when warren said berkshire hathaway, both alive and retired is that they're the 1-800 number for stock market panic. you can call berkshire and when the tide goes out, those who are swimming naked can call him or his successor and they'll have the cash ready and they'll sell you a swimsuit. >> you don't think they'll be pressured to pay a dividend then. and that's what makes them the pile of cash? >> i think he has a test for

nixon call his wilderness years, and then around 1966 eisenhower's grandson david, who is going am hurst, began to date julie nixon, who -- they were crazy about each other and a year later they were married, and they became one family in november of 1968, they had thanksgiving together. the nixons and the eisenhowers, and jewelry's first born was an eisenhower. >> the topic of the discussion is rethinking nixon. did this experience of writing about this relationship, cause you to rethink nixon? >> thought about nixon a lot. i don't think -- i'm not sure i really saw him. i wasn't doing the nixon presidency, even though i have an epilogue that deals with what came after. but i really only deal in the book with three or two months of the nixon presidency, which began when he was inaugurated and two months later eisenhower was dead and that covers the story. from their first meeting at the bohemian grove, an exclusive men's club north of san francisco, and ended up with ike's death in 1969. >> what sense of man did you get? >> he baffled me, and i found him extremely complicated. was rivet