looking like the tiger of old, tiger woods would like to get back to chasing jack, jack nicklaus of eight teenagers. tiger has 14 -- of eight majors. tiger has 14. this would set up a birdie. however, bogeys at 17 and 18 left him at par for each round. 80 schaub on 10 never found it. -- a tee shot on 10 never found it. that would be a birdie. a round -- tiger manages to keep it together to spill think about winning. >> -- two still think about winning. >> i hit if you lose one's. but, hey, stay committed whenever today happens. i did that today. i really stay committed to whatever i was doing. i made some bad choices. that was fine. >> there may >> one more look at the seven- day forecast. if you're going to begin tomorrow, it will be on the cool side but no rain. all three mornings through the holiday weekend will be in the 30's. >> that is a look at our news. >> good night.

jack in texas. jack? >> caller: big boo-yah, jimbo. this is jack. >> jack, what's up?> caller: what's your take -- >> that was a really -- that was a very discouraging -- goldman discouraged me, too. now i'm going to job in california? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> how's it going? >> caller: how's it going? my stock is s.u.n. >> i'm having fun -- holy cow, it's at $31, i got to tell you, i'm do cha-ching, cha-ching. i'm not overstaying my welcome. take some profits. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> pin the tail on the federal reserve. >> oh. >> its more than 100, it must be. ♪ [ mooing ] >> if it's down more than 100, it's definitely ben. i know what's bogus, unhelpful nonsense. >> rick on, risk off. >> really? >> hi, jim, a big east boo-yah to you. >> man, i'm totally a love from way back. >> caller: where can weight watchers be headed. >> tim walden, i've got to tell him to -- the guy is like the invisible man. ♪ i work out >> tim looks fabulous, fitter than ever. i don't know ♪ i'm sexy and i know it ♪ >> can i feel like a habi

thank you thank you gentlemen for being with us parents jack thank you thank you series game just a reminder that my guests on the show today worked jack mcdevitt and american side find authors and syracuse you call to the russian research council in art and science and that's it for now from all of us if you don't have your sales process just to our spotlight we'll be back with more first time comments on what's going on and announced that russia until then stay on r.t. and take it to the. home. mom.

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jack kennedy did when he sought the presidency. i will be prepared to deal with the people in the bush administration that unfortunate event that occurs. >> senator? >> senator, i served with jack kennedy, i knew jack kennedy. jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. what has to be done in a situation like that, in a situation like that -- >> you're only taking time away from your own candidate. >> that was really uncalled for, senator. >> you're the one that was making the comparison, senator. and i'm one who knew him well. and frankly, i think you're so far from the objectives you choose for your country, that i did not think the comparison was well taken. >> these are the moments that we remember, but they also go to the core issue of experience and how you think on your feet. >> this an example of one of those things. you go back to several questions that have been asked. you could not predict this. political lore says that both campaigns had anticipated that this might come up, and that one campaign in particular thought it would be better not raised by their candidate. i don't have any confirmation of that, but the fact is that once senator benson heard the comparis

jack and jill? >> jack and jill. >> my people weren't so as customed to jack and jill. >> jack and jill? no, ain't going to happen. >> thank you for having me. "stick fight" is a amazing. i dwru up in new york city, born and raised. and one of the things my mother did early is take me to the theater and it's something i fell in love with as a very young girl. it just takes you to a whole other place, a whole other world. it's magical. so here comes "stick fly" in my world. it's about an incredible black family on martha's vineyard and how families unravel. their vulnerabilities and how things come out and secrets come out that happen in every family. how you deal with that and get past what's going on in each person's life and how to help each other. it's family and it's so powerful to me. so i fell in love with it. >> what is this, some sort of test? playing in the big league? >> that's ridiculous. is that what that is about? have you lost your mind? this is upper middle class. >> nothing was solid. >> you had an entree. >> entree, what? >> you're not just producing, you wrote the music

jack white. ( cheers and applause ) thank you very much. jack, thanks for coming-- ( laughter ) where's-- where's jack? jimmy, where's jack? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen, can i talk to you for a minute? >> stephen: we can talk over here if you wanted to. i'll be right-- i'll be right back. hold on ( applause ). ( cheering ) hey, what's up? >> do we have to do this? >> stephen: do what? this. >> stephen: the show? what do you mean? do what? >> why-- i mean, what will we talk about? >> stephen: uhm-- >> you want to talk about music? that's ridiculous. it's like that phrase,un, it's like dancing about architecture, or singing about paintings or something. you want to set your billy idol again? >> stephen: we can go dance. we can go out there and dance. we don't have to talk. you want to dance. you are a renowned dancer. >> no, i am not. >> stephen: let's do a dry run. if you don't like it, we won't do it. we both sid sitdown and i say, "jack white. hey, good to see you again, how you been? >> okay. >> stephen: last year we did a record together. >> we did. >> stephen: you guaranteed me a grammy. how did that work out? >>

. >> so long, jack, jack wagner is the second celebrity voted off "dancing with the stars". and wagner was axd despite pefsh he yorming a samba judges praised on monday its a ride. you know? about how long you go on the ride and so it's just how it is. >> and next week, it's rock week. and peter facinelli opening bup his split from actor jenny garth co-hosting "live with kelly" this morning. >> i got divorced from my wife which has been painful and you know, j. and. >> kind of you. >> and this is painful to break up with someone, especially after wruf been together 17 years and have kids. >> he says he loves garth and they remain committed to raising their three daughters. >> and gene simmons now in the restaurant business celebrating rock and groove in el seg gunneddo. for gossip and news go to otrc.com. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> coming up, most of us heard about oikos university until that tragic monday. but a state agency had concerns about the school for some time. the story is coming up in a live report. >> also, creating a newa hoo. the company flashing thous

jack blankenship is running for the president of the university of alabama. he's a freshman. >> hello, i'm jack blankenship. >> his name might not ring a bell, but his face definitely well. >> i didn't just bring my face -- i brought my knowledge. >> that's jack there. jack gained nationwide fame by making had sort of cut-out, if you will, of his face in that very, very -- >> angry. >> angry face. he gained his fain by holding up his face at the university of alabama basketball games. it's safe to say he's experiencing his 15 minutes of fame right now. so he's trying to parlay all of this attention into running for president of the university of alabama. he's put together this campaign video where he's walking around campus. in portions of it there are other students giving the face, the jack blankenship face. >> he's at least becoming a legend at the school. >> as a freshman. >> as a freshman, i know. we have jack blankenship joining us via skype to talk to us. i'm holding an article from the crimson white. the headline is blankenship named new face of the university. is this all an april fools joke? >> maybe it is my time for office. of course not. >> so you got the face to insight a crowd at a basketball game. has this attention had any ot

he was tied with tiger woods and arnold palmer for the second most behind jack nicholson's -- jack nicklauswatson was just one shot off the pace. phil has some work to do. his 3 behind the leader. it was a great day for golf and basketball. rose was back in the line. it did not matter. miller was on fire. tying up forces over time. he gives the knicks the lead. the bulls would get one last chance. he could not get points 30 and 31. his shot was no good. knicks win the game beating the bulls 100-99. highony with the season o of 43 points. what we're going to try to stretch another day out of this -- >> we're going to try to stretch another day out of this. there will be a chance of rain tomorrow. it will be near 74 the high. in and out of the rain chances tuesday and wednesday. it will be cooler in the 50's and then back into the 60's. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. nightly news is next. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> followed breaking news and weather any time at wbaltv.com. stay connected with us on facebook and twitter.

how about just jack? >> jack. >> would that work for you?espectful name. >> just adorable, right? all right. so we have one more for you. if you are a pizza lover, you are going to love this. this masterpiece is a cheeseburger pizza that pizza hut is starting. they put minicheeseburgers many the crust apparently. they have done this with hot dogs and now -- i wish you could see right now because his jaw was dropped. >> dreams do come true. hallowed be thy maim. incredible. it's a gasto intestinal dream come true. >> i think that's really -- >> you wouldn't touch it? >> no. >> you are healthier than i am. my blood is like puddy when it comes to that. >> i think we need to bring it in the studio. >> bring it. >> the producer really did it right. >> you have been challenged. >> all right. we'll get back to it in a little bit. >>> meanwhile, a possible change for the history books. one witness says the story of robert f. kennedy's assassination is seriously flawed and she wants the truth to get out. hear her exclusive account next. >>> good morn

joined now by brendan daly and jack. jack, let's start with you. the right wing of the republican party spend months trashing their only shot at winning the white house? >> they have, but you know, look at hillary and barack. look at 2008, look at a lot of races and you'll see that i argued from the beginning that it helps. here's where this helps the republican party today. this saves money. it's not so much the trashing and the ideology. all of that can be swept aside. romney will have no trouble moving to the left. believe me, i know this guy. a lot of us on the right had our suspicions. even though i endorsed him and we all move forward together. romney will have no problem moving to the left. he is very good at that. where this will really save the party money, we save a lot of money in pennsylvania, in california in those big states that were coming next, that could have bankrupted the gop. >> the general election starts now, and on the worst day for the dow this year, an extraordinarily successful businessman has a definite appeal against ob

jack. jack farrell began his career in journalism writing for such newspapers as the denver post and the boston globe. for the last three decades washington has been his beak and he cover all three branches of the federal government which has included his covering every presidential election since 1980. he is a senior writer for the center for public integrity which is a nonprofit, non-partisan investigative news organization. in 2001 he published a real page turner. to the o'neal and the democratic century. his writing has received a slew of prizes including last night as you may know when jack receive a los angeles time book price for biography for clarence darrow. [applause] here are our panelists and off we go. before we get into the theme, who knows if we will stick to this scene or not? i have been looking for threads. having a devil of a time. i thought if each of you might begin we will start with you, dick, perhaps talking about how and why you got into writing about the berlin airlift especially considering the books that preceded it. >> there are two reasons. one was that jim wrote about eisenhower. i originally planned on that. i learned that he and evan thomas, former editor of newsweek were doing eisenhower and my agent said you must be out of your mind. the real reason that i wrote that book was on abu ghraib. i was so disturbed about the way america was -- what america was doing around the world and the way it was behaving around the world and that was not the america i grew up in or believed in. i look for a subject that i thought showed america as i saw it a

jack -- >> to win. >> jack, bluntly, do you think mitt romney can win this race versus obama? >> absolutely. >> and you've said romney is the pro-business guy. he's the market-friendly guy. would you change your outlook if you thought romney was going to win? would it be good for the economy? would it be good for the stock market? is it that clear? >> i'm not going to talk about the stock market, but it would be great for the country. we'd be a stronger company, we'd have more jobs, we'd have more people getting a piece of the pie and we wouldn't have this divisive nature that we have with this president, screaming at one group and then screaming at the next group in a high pitched voice. he was in florida this week screaming and yelling about rich people. he went after the supreme court. we got to stop this, larry. >> well, okay. i hear you loudly and clearly. you don't have to convince me. i'm just glad that when you say it, it has some real weight to it, jackelch. thanks very much for coming back on the show. we have another hot story here. let me bring you an update on the north korean rocket launch. the u.n. security council has convened an emergency meeting for tomorrow. we'll bring you more as we get it, as the news comes in. coming up tonight on the show, ann romney under attack in a new war against stay-at-home moms. mrs. romney i think tweets her way to victory. we'll go into the economics of stay-at-home moms. they are worth a lot of money. and wife of republican sean duffy, she is the mother of six and she will sound off on this whole topic. eve they should be in charge of their own future. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. togethe

jack. >> hi, jack. >> oh, yeah, jack, let's try. what's this? >> these are talking cubes. ight now? are you on tv? >> yes. >> okay. me, too. gotta go. bye. >> all right. now also when you have toddlers who are on the go, you really want to give them things that they love pushing things. this is a new push toy from manhattan toy. but it's very old-fashioned. >> it's sold school. >> very old school. the balls are safely enclosed inside. makes a lovely sound. but this is for a child who is steady on his feet. >> what is that, like 1 1/2? >> it depends on your child. >> tell me about this bike. this is a little bike. >> this is a plasma bike from the people who made plasma car, one of our favorites. >> you want to try one of the bikes. >> what i love about this is it's technically a balance bike but it's got big, sturdy wheels and it steers. you really want to take kids to the store to try on any ride-on. sometimes the length is too short and they can't get their legs over, or their legs are too tao and it doesn't really fit them. this is really cool, glow in the dark bubbles.

jack brennan. >> we had jack brennan. >> yeah. >> jack had been on our white house staff, he was a marine colonel who had been a military aid in the white house and when we abruptly left, he went out to california with the nixons. >> what did you think of the way he was portrayed in the movie? he was very active. >> yeah, i think he probably was. jack came across probably a little harsher than he was. he was a very good humored guy. he would know what he wanted, but i never saw him bluster or bravado or anything like that. >> were you in on the discussions of why richard nixon did the interviews in the first place? >> i don't think i was, no. i don't remember being part of any discussion about whether he should. i had been -- when we left office, i sat down to try to -- actually -- when the -- the night he gave his oval office address saying he would resign the next day, he called me at home that night and said he was going to need about a week to settle down but then he'd like to have me come out to san clemente and talk to him about the future and i did. i was out there for about a month. and b

jack and jack. vanilla ice cream coated with cracker jacks, a sauce made with jack daniel's and some sea salt in theg some of those products one night. >> yeah. >> i was going to say. >> we love your wife. >> bring your wife by. >> next session. >> check out the new rittenhouse in philadelphia and on today.com. >>> coming up, they cozy up with three eligible bachelors and the woman trying to find them love, eva longoria. >> "ambush makeovers" all after ç]!?

jack observes the constructionn progress..he recalls one of his dad's most cooeted treasures.... (jack)"when there was fog aad they knnw it.. he ould start the timing mechanism on heebell and one of the things he got when they tore down thh light was the stop watchused to time the bell to make sure was tte right number of rights at the right intervall"(jacka chockkd up sometimes thinking about being on there.." the new structure brings a wave of emotions... especially when jack recalls the primitive lifestyle thhy maintained.(pointing)"i dont think they will have it here but there was an ootdoor bathroom on the walkkay he catwalk out there.."--photo of lighthouse.- an outhouse..... (jack)"that part of the rocks i didnt go on.. laugh..i went over over the rocks looking for crabs."it's hoped this piece of the past... will now &phelp build a future for cambridge. (owner)"we servv &psteamed crabs"(crab restauran nats)and our soup today is a loaded baked potato"attthe very popular jimmy and sookss restaurant... workers hope the historic lighthouse... will help bring in more business. (ready yep- waitresses walk away with food) (cash register nats) (restaurant owner)"cambridge is re-inventing itself... cambridge is coming back"the commuuity see'' route fifty travelers.... as an un tapped resouuce... of tourism.... now they hope those travelers

jack and his partner, anna trebunskaya. that was a little mean. >> very sorry they let jack go, telling him to hit the road. we couldn't find a song that said, we love you, jack♪ we love you, jack >> hey, jack. >> that was wonderful. >> thank you. >> that's a reason there isn't a song like that. >>> also coming up this morning, superstar chef, paula deen, ups the ante in a messy food fight. her tough words for her toughest critic. why her war with anthony bourdain is on the front burner. >> that was a knee-slapper. >> or a knee-jerker. >> that was some gesture. >>> good morning, america. >> hi. >> that was funny, katie. we do a lot of puns here. >> that's good. i'm down with it. >> all right. try to come up with a good one for this next story. it's all about shoes. you're not looking at a shoe store. it's just one -- not one, not two, but four closets belonging to one really, really, really her heels. this is a good song choice. >> i know. the soundtrack to this morning's show. >> we're going to download it. >> a compilation mix. >> we'll talk to her and look at her unbelievable collection. >> will you get things under control? >>> i'll try to get things unde

>> jimmy: jack nicholson. [ laughter ] [ as jack nicholson ] >> jimmy: "jack nicholson is in the moviehe dad from -- from "blossom"? [ as christian slater ] >> jimmy: "christian slater's in it too. [ laughter ] they're both in the movie." >> steve: george gaynes isn't in it? >> jimmy: no, george gaynes is not in the movie. >> steve: are you sure? are you sure? are you sure punky brewster's -- >> jimmy: -- my punky brewster's dad impersonation. no one knows it. no one laughs at it. >> steve: do you guys know punky brewster? [ cheers and applause ] [ as henry warnimont ] "oh, punky." [ laughter ] ♪ two words. so lame. that's so lame. george gaynes impression. so lame. [ as adam sandler ] "i want my necklace back." "you drew a picture of me naked!" [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, chunky peanut butter, though i prefer to call you by your less insulting name, "big-boned peanut butter." [ laughter ] not chunky. >> steve: not chunky. >> jimmy: big-boned. >> steve: not husky. >> jimmy: unh-unh. >> steve: not fat peanut butter. >> jimmy: unh-unh. [ aggressive ] unh-unh. [ more aggressive ] >> steve:

jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you don't have any levers, there's some cars parked outside, you go up and ask the owner of the car, is it okay if i use your car jack? because you're not going to break in, are you? there's always cutting and boring. here is that ax. of course striking and hammering. how do you break glass? at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to clean it all out before you go in there. in this part of the lecture we're going to talk about structural damage. we're going to talk about triaging buildings n

jack's back with "the cafferty file." jack? >> the question this hour is how big a threat to the united states is russia? mitt romney made some comments that we should be very afraid. tim writes, a better question is how big a threat are we to them. their only offensive weapon in a conventional military sense is for the destruction of the world. this is a country with such -- ryan writes,adicanadian, i married a russian 18 months ago, i have news for romney, russia's been capitalist for 20 years, it's a caucasian country like canada. i love the place, the people are warm and friendly. just like north america, they're all fed up with their politicians. j.k.k.? mcinn not as much as you would like to believe. larry in rhode island, as big a threat is santorum is to romney for the nomination. russia is clearly not a best friend, but they're nowhere near the threat the soviet union is? renee says russia is clearly not our best friend, but they continue to fall back on those good old-fashioned scare tactics. and j.d. writes russia is about the last thing on my list of things to worry about. if you want to comment, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile. >> you have a lot of canning tornadoian viewers. >> we get a tremendous number of e-mails from canada. >> cold. >> now the summers are great. >> buffalo? >> the summers are great in buffalo. winters are great in buffalo. >> no, they're not. >> don't speak ill of buffalo. >>> coming up next hour, a lottery mystery worth hundreds of millions of dollars, one winner's story simply doesn't add up. >>> and a toddler trapped in a 40-foot well, we're going to show you the emotional rescue. ♪ ♪ wow... ♪ [ female announcer ] sometimes, all you need is the smooth, creamy taste of werther's original caramel to remind you that you're someone very special. ♪ werther's original caramels. the chevy cruze eco also offers 42 mpg on the highway. actually, it's cruze e-co, not ec-o. just like e-ither. or ei-ther. or e-conomical. 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>> this was a magnitude 6.3 after shock that was -- today's earthquake was felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city, but unlike the bigger earthquake, there are no reports of damages or injuries today. >>> the crash of a russian airliner with 40 people on board, 31 were killed, including all three crewmembers. 12 passengers survived. the twin engine atr was trying to make an emergency landing when it went down. and the death toll in iraq has fallen to a nine-year low despite continued violence. 112 civilians and soldiers were killed in march. and it was a happy ending to a harrowing ordeal in southwest china where a 2-year-old boy fell into a 40-foot dry well. they made repeated attempts to get him out but he kept slipping from the ropes. his family is relieved to learn that hess going to be just fine. all things considering, that 40-foot dry well drop, it is going to be okay, so that is good news. >>> and you're in "the situation room." breaking news, six people reported dead in a california shooting. the syrian regime pledging immediate withdrawal. is it just another empty promise? or is it an end to the year-long slaughter finally in sight? and former president bill clinton and his wife, the secretary of state hillary clinton are both piling on to romney who says that the front runner is out of touch and can't win the race. >>> and there's 23 megamillions lottery winners. some say the controversial story is just not adding ing up. we want to welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world, you're in "the situation room." >>> let's get to the breaking news right now, six, yes, six people reported dead, three others injured after a has shooting broke out at oikos university. police say a suspect is in custody. let's bring in a reporter henry lee at the san francisco chronicle. he's joining us on the phone. what's the very latest information you're getting? you're on the scene? >> reporter: i'm at the scene of this mass shooting. i just saw a suspect being detained and hanged cuffed outside of a safeway store. a witness said she thought she was being arrested for shoplifting. a very terrible day here in the city of oakland and also here in aftermath here in alameda, california, not far from the shooting scene. >> do you know anything about the shooter. >> reporter: he is a korean american. he was identified early on and he did have many korean men at gunpoint around the school. this was a korean religious school so they did not know who he was, but he was of larger build and wearing khakis and a hat. >> i have seen some suggestions he may have been a student there, had some connection to the university, what if anything, henry, do you know about that? >> what if any connection so far, wolf, it remains to be seen if there is any definite connection at this time. >> what about the car being taken, this is a car belonging to the suspect? >> reporter: this is a blue -- the suspect may have arrived at the school in a different vehicle, possibly an suv. so we don't know if he used a second vehicle, if it was a carjacking, but the oakland police are here in the neighboring jurisdiction of alameda analyzing what happened over here. >> as of now, henry, we just want to be precise. the working assumption is one individual shooter involved, not part of some broader plot or anything along thoselines right? >> yes, the police are telling us a single, lone gunman who is responsibility for this shooting is in custody. >> henry, thank you. paul buchanan is also doing some independent reporting on what's going on. what else are you hearing, paul? >> well, wolf, just to underscore this again, oakland police are telling me that they say that six have been killed, nine total shot, these numbers are not necessarily final, both those numbers could rise. they also say that an unspecified firearm was used. they like to point out that this is of mixed commercial use, so the university is interspersed with other businesses. they do not know if the shooter was connected with the college what we do know now is that six total killed, nine total shot. >> we're following the breaking news, horrible situation, six people reportedly being killed in this shooting spree out in oakland, california. >>> let's move to other news, a major milestone for the devastating syrian crisis. the syrian government is promising u.n. officials they will be pulling people out of the population centers and complete the withdrawal by next week. but the promise is being met with skepticism here in the united states and elsewhere around the world. >> let's be realistic, we are now speaking in my national capacity, we have seen over the course of the last many months, promises made and promises broken. we have seen commitments to end the violence, followed by massive intensification of violence. so the united states for one, would look at these commitments and say, yet again, the proof is in the actions not in the words. and past experience would lead us to be skeptical and to worry that over the next several days, they would rather than a demunition of the violence, we would see an escalation of the violence. >> all this after the killings of another 65 people just today, and horrifying opposition reports of 80 bodies found tortured in a hospital refrigerator. professor ijami thank you for coming in, do you believe that assad has ordered a cease fire and to stop the killing? >> these are pledges made and pledges broken. there's no possibility that assaad would pull his troops after these major contested cities. he pulls his troops out, the entire population of these cities would rise in rebellion against them. >> why even make a pledge to kofi annan, the special envoy that's trying to ease this crisis, why would he make a statement like that if he didn't have any intention of living up to it. >> assad and his wife, these are very cynical people, they believe they can run out the clock. they believe in many ways they may have even won this fight. they may have gotten the attention of the world away from there fight. if they hunker down, the world would leave them be and they could prevail. there is no way that the syrian people are going to put their, somehow not organize a rebellion. >> there's going to be mounting pressure including on the u.s. to start providing weapons, arms to these rebels. so far the u.s. have resisted. although some in the arab world are willing to provide weapons to these rebels. the argument is made by u.s. officials, they don't know who these rebels are, so why should we should arming them. >> these are ordinary civil people, and it's a sad comment on american diplomacy, that we keep calling into question the identification of these people. and you saw just a while ago, secretary of state hillary clinton questioning whether mitt romney could win or lose. that's not the task of a secretary of state, she should be paying attention to the rebellion in syria. and the united states has in many ways, the force has been holding back arming the civilian defectors. >> in fairness to the secretary of state, she was asked be mitt romney's statement that russia is a geo political country. >> the secretary of state has made some remarkable statements and these statements were not against bashar, but she's made remarkable statements against the opposition. she has called into question whether damascus has risen in rebellion. she said we don't know these people. she even provided a mockery in support of the civilian rebellion. she said do we really want to be on the side of the rebellion? a at some point we are going to probably arm the syrianlater. >> the muslim brotherhood is saying they will in fact have a candidate that runs for the presidential election in may. >> a stunning development, because this is the last cookie on the plate and the muslim brotherhood said we're not going participate in the election. one of the principle reasons for doing so is that the muslim brotherhood think they could win. they want to make sure -- >> will the military accept the outcome of that election? >> obviously we are talking about the muslim brotherhood, the military and in the end this very, very weak secular movement and i think it's a bargain between the military and the muslim brotherhood. >> what was happening a year ago in tahrir square, the rebellion, is that over? >> the secular movement in egypt, the liberals in egypt. the people you and i would know, the people you and i would call on. >> sarah palin goes on morning television to battle katie couric and the jabs are already beginning. >>> and a mystery woman claims to be one of the megamillions lottery winners, we're going live to the store where that winning ticket was bought. >>> and 75,000 for a team building exercise and you paid for it all. we have the story of an $800,000 conference that has calls for the chief to step down. infinit. i love those. they just...and then drop off... ...kind of like the negotiator. narrator: save right now on thousands and thousands of hotels during the spring sale at priceline. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? 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much warmer this morning than yesterday at this time. 24 hours ago, we were in the 30's. degrees in the district today. 45 the dulles record. 40's throughout much of virginia. gaithersburg, 57 in lexington park. on our way to the mid to upper today especially south of town. 75 locally not for the high temperature. showers and aof brief thunderstorm, mainly in virginia. south and west of the potomac is where we have a chance of rain. back to a lot of sunshine tomorrow. skies today. sunny tomorrow and through the weekend. temperatures where they should be. 62 tomorrow and friday. near 70 by easter sunday. it's good for the holiday weekend. >> sounds great. 5:41, 53 degrees this morning. we knew there would be drama. is starting on "dancing with the stars." what jaleel white reported this with his dancing partner greg. a small college closes two weeks partner greg. a small college closes two weeks before students were set to hi. we're spreading the word about new honey bunches of oats 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school's all you find is a short g students thatn after 30 years the institution is closing its doors. >> i had a two weeks to finish the courses. >> now meosha rorie does not t theif she'll ever ge thatal assistant degree she worked for. not i found out, i could believe it. a lot of students could not believe it. >> it is heartbreaking. >> normally bustling hallways empty. letter blamed the shutdown of the department of education cuts. students are trying to figure of if they will get any their money back. was supposed to take a and have already paid the registration fee. i am very upset. >> this teacher says she has not in a month. staff and students were recently told the school would have an unscheduled one-day spring break. was meant to it begin a spring cleaning. >> we were basically told the doors closing and the money that you, if we don't know when you are going to get. let's hundreds of students this if they canering transfer credits. .he school is accredited the college has 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in virginia, well south of the scene clearing up nicely later on tonight. limited sun saturday. isolated sprinkles. temperatures well into the '70s. tomorrow, low 60's and sunny skies. sunshine all the way through the weekend and comfortable. >> happy campers in maryland on 270, 70, 95 in baltimore. r in southern maryland getting into southeast d.c.. 95, virginia, north around, leaving the marine base, there's 4 dumphries.re 23 one lane getting by. and a crash near river road reported. we don't see any delay. back to you. >> thank you. 9 degrees. >> it appears things are hitting a sour notes on dancing. of a spat to thea perfect ending baylor's women's basketball team. lady bears are this champions. >> baylor, 40-0. the lady bears of the national in 2012. sounds pretty good. brittany had 26 points, five to lead the team to an 80-61 victory over notre dame. that is a perfect season for the lady bears. there are the first team ever in history to win 40 games season. is baylor's second 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jack lemon square. police say that a man carrying a tech 9 assault pistol ran into the jack london inn just about 30 minutes ago. he is described as a white man with long hair wearing a gray hooded jacket or sweatshirt. police say they believe the man is inside a stairwell and that he has a friend living in the hotel. officers had set up a perimeter around the building and shut down the hotel elevators. we have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you an update as soon as possible. tears live pictures of newschannel 2 of jack london inn at jack london square. we'll have more update as soon as we get more information. >>> we are back on storm watch. the storms dropped not just rain but hail. there were no report of any damage in east san jose. mark tamayo is here with more details. but first, we start with alex. >> reporter: well, pediatricment is closed here because of this mudslide that has come across the roadway here. they just brought in a crane a short time ago to try to clear away some of this debris that came down the hillside >> it's also possible there is a home up this hill to the right that could be on unstable ground right now. this slide, just one of many problems that we saw across the bay area >>> area. >> reporter: the driver of this struck rolled through some heavy area right now. >> it was like a river. the water was high as maybe-- maybe the car door. >> reporter: the storm also took down a pair of large trees along shepherd canyon road in the oakland hills. one tree came to rest on top

jack, jack, what have they done to you. megyn: i imagine the first lady was in a state of shock. how do you as a secret service agent function in that situation. >> you're trying to handle every situation. in that day i just reacted, and i just -- i knew i had to keep going. we still had a stkwrob do and that was to get him to the hospital in this instance as quickly as possible. megyn: you got them to the hospital and you said the first lady didn't want to get out of the car. >> she didn't want to let go of the president's body. she didn't people to see the condition he was in. it was very, very bad. so i realized that, finally, and i took my jacket off and covered his head and back. when i did that she let go and we carried the president into the hospital. >> what was her emotional state, if you can describe that. >> she was in a state of shock. from the moment it happened she got back into the seat when i pushed her down into it and absolutely in a state of shock from that point on. she was very stoic, very matter-of-fact, she didn't have hardly anything to say, she was obviously in a state of shock. megyn: you were there when she had her last final minutes with the president's remains. she scud for pair of sis ors. >> she wanted to view the president in the east room of the white house and her brother-in-law robert kennedy was with her. we opened the casket and allowed her and the attorney general to view the president. as she began to she turned and asked me to provide her a pair of scissors. i got the sis ors and gave them to her. i stood there and i could hear the clip, clip, clip of the scissors. i knew she was cutting a lock of his hair. they finished viewing the body, they closed the casket, robert kennedy did. as she turned and started to walk back to go to the he wil elevator to the second floor she handed me the scissors. megyn: you were with her for another year. did you see her attempt to rebuild her life. >> somewhat. she tried to keep busy from december and up until the time i left her in november of 1964. we traveled a lot. she went skiing, we went to antigua for a while, too and from new york often because she had bought a house in the georgetown section of washington, and a tour operator decided he was going to run buses by her house, and we couldn't get him to stop, and so eventually she said that was it, she just couldn't stand it any more, and she decided to buy a house, or a place in new york, so we went to new york and found a place on 10th and 45th avenue and she decided to move there. megyn: a lot of the world look at folks like you, secret service agents, and look at you and say you are stoic, professionals on the job. but you write in your book that you were quite devastated and went into a depression after the assassination. >> yes i did i. was fine as long as i was very, very busy. when i finally got a desk job and was given the opportunity to sit and think that's what i thought about. it ate at me and over a period of time i slowly digressed and my depression got worse and worse and finally after i was retired i stayed in my home and satisfactory lewded myself in my home with a big bottle of scotch and a lot of cigarettes and i cut myself off from friends and family, and the friends would come by and i just didn't want anything to do with anybody. finally in 1982 -- megyn: this is you tolding john jr. >> that's correct, off of cape cod, off of high and is port. that's the president and mrs. kennedy on the president's father's yacht the marlin. we were about to transport john over to be with his mother and father. megyn: i know for you as for the nation one of the hardest images of the whole event was little john-john, j. f. k. standing saluting at his father's funeral. you were there still hand. >> yes, it still does today, it still gets to me. megyn: clint hill, thank you very much for sharing your memories of that event with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. megyn: thank you for your service as well. >> thank you. megyn: all the best, sir. new questions arising today in the fast and furious investigation as the obama administration is accused of stonewalling lawmakers. the concern over what we are not learning. plus we told you last winter about patrick green an atheist who threatened to sue over a nativity scene that was on public property down in texas. when green got sick recently some local christian christians raised money to help him out and you will not believe the inspiring place this story has gone now just ahead. 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[ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reacevery home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. megyn: a fox news alert on this u of ay jet crash in virginia beach. two hours adough a navy jet -- two hours ago a navy jet crashed in virginia beach. trace gallagher has new details as we watch a stretcher take a person off scene. >> reporter: that apparently was a woman who lived in that apartment complex. she was taken from a wheelchair and placed into the stretcher. there are reports five other people on the ground who apparently were inside that building have been taken to a hospital. their conditions so far are unknown. if you look at the aerial view of this apartment complexion it's devastating. it appears the complex which is filled with one, two, three and four bedroom apartments. there are three buildings by our count that are damaged or destroyed. the mayor of virginia beach said firefighters were waiting for this toxic smoke to clear before when went in the building. we are getting reports of people coming home who live in this apartment complex. they are trying to get in and find out if their loved ones or others may have been inside this apartment complex. but as you mightage there are not being allowed anywhere near the scene. we don't yet know if there are more victims inside. we talk about toxic smoke. consider this. we are not just talking about the wood fire. we are talking about jet fuel, and oil and wood fire all mixed up together which is why the firefighters simply cannot go inside and check this out right now. we should point out the military has confirmed this juan an fa-18. it crashed. we do not note cause. we do know both pilots ejected safely. neither one has life-threatening injuries. they are being checked out at a local hospital. the mayor is planning to give a press conference coming up in the minutes or hours ahead and police will do the same. but right now this is a very fluid investigation and the information about the people inside which is most critical so far has not gotten back to us except for the five who have been taken to local hospital. but look at the smoke when this thing first began, megyn. megyn: trace, thank you. fox news alert on operation fast and furious as an important deadline comes and is ignored by the administration. allegations that the administration is stonewalling the investigation into those running the gun-running scheme and the white house. they are asking why william newell went around his chain of command to communicate directly with the white house official about "operation fast & furious." the letter says we want to interview this former white house national security staffer. part of the letter reads during the hearing on fast and furious, newell was unable to explain why the emails were inappropriate or why he had direct contact with o'reilly about an ongoing investigation. april 4 came and went. joining me now, republican congressman jason cha vets who sets on the house committee. you get these emails from this guy in the atf office up to a national security guy in the administration. our viewers know the emails read, quote, you didn't get this from me. i just don't want atf headquarters to find out, especially since this is what they should be doing, briefing you. but, congressman, what was he talking about? what was this atf talking about with this national security rep. >> what makes us so furious is they have been stonewalling. we issued 22 sets of subpoenas. 13 of those categories of seen as, the white house has provided zero documents. the only reason we know this happened is a brave whistleblower stepped up and gave us these documents. we went back to the counsel and said why didn't you provide these documents to the committee and they decided they wouldn't important and they didn't need to give them to us which is totally unacceptable. megyn: you issue subpoenas to the department of justice and to the government saying turn over everything you have relating to operation fast and furious. this document from this guy in atf in phoenix. that's the group running fast and furious writing to a national security official, this email was not included in what you got. >> no, we never got that. then we went back -- our investigators went back and said a whistleblower gave us these documents, how come you didn't give them to us? then they did produce them. this is not an isolated case. we know from the inspector general within the department justice there are 80,000 documents pertaining to fast and furious. they have given us less than 10% of those documents. that's totally unacceptable. you cannot just ignore subpoenas. that's why we are on a collision course where we'll have to come to the decision to say are we going to hold the department of justice. eric holder in contempt and go through contempt proceedings? you cannot just ignore subpoenas in this country. that's not who we are as a people. megyn: you want to get to the bottom of whether this guy william newell, what was he talking to kevin o'reilly about? did it have to do with fast and furious? how much did the officials know about fast and furious. you called newell to testify an said i don't remember what that exchange was about. let's talk to the guy on the other end of the emails. that's kevin o'reilly the former national security staffer. i understand mr. o'reilly through this attorney has said i'm happy to talk to you. so why hasn't he? >> his personal attorney indicated that he's more than willing to talk to the committee on the record under oath. it is only the white house and the white house counsel that is saying they will not make him available. he's currently serving in iraq. he's willing to talk. we have an ongoing investigation. we have subpoenas, and it's only the white house holding him back from testifying. if it's an innocent explanation, then why do you have the atf agent in phoenix saying i don't remember that. then you have the person who is at the white house or at the department -- in the white house not able to provide information, the white house doesn't want to us talk to him. it smells so bad. it doesn't pass the basic test to say what else are they covering up here? why won't they continue to give us the documents? megyn: has there been an acknowledgment that this email does have some do with fast and furious? if i'm the doj and i don't give you this email and you get it from a whistleblower. when you say why wasn't this produced, if my position was this has nothing to do with fast stan furious, did they say that to you? >> there are three different sets of emails here. and, megyn, it's crystal clear this has to do with fast and furious on the operation. there is no other way to read through those documents. the white house is absolutely not complying with the seen a, they are playing games. they are stone walling us. i fear they are trying to slow walk us through the election. there is smoke here. we deserve to make sure this never happens again. we have a dead u.s. agent out there and i can't look brian terry's family in the face unless we pursue this to the end. megyn: congressman chaffetz, thank you, sir. this navy jet crashed inteen apartment complex. we are expecting a news conference from the mayor in the area. trace is today they aring some information but we are getting some reports on the scene from our affiliates, wtkr in virginia beach. we'll listen to that for a minute. >> they want to do a staging area, but that always something they do when they have to do difficult rescue work that we expect to be done here today. we have nothing confirmed about injuries on the ground directly related to the crash. we saw a woman transferred from a wheelchair to a stretcher. they were giving oxygen to these people. we have seen several episodes of that, evolving as the day goes on. but we have not yet seen what we expect to be a more involved search of that apartment building. we do know there were several, several police officers and firefighters and rescue workers all gathered together getting some tactical information about that building, what it will look like. what the layout would be and how they need to get it and do some searches. it will be a difficult search. it's at least a 2 or 3-story building. the center section has collapsed. it's nothing but charred, blackened rubble and brick. so there will be some sifting to do there. there will be a lot of digging to do to get inside to see what has happened. you see some people crown there in suits. they are detectives. we have seen the virginia beach police chief here. those are detectives from the first precinct downtown in the court house area. we have seen homicide detectives. special operations units. everybody available in virginia beach, including animal control officers and sheriff's deputies are down here trying to keep people from getting into the scene. this is what we are seeing here. a lot of people trying to either get to the scene and take a look -- but what we are seeing is people trying to get to their loved ones and they are fall this little pockets. it's difficult for somebody coming down here to reconnect with a husband or wife. not only getting through the traffic, but once you get here it's a maze of yellow tape and rescue trucks. the police are doing the best they can to keep this area clear. but behind us there are several griewpts of rescuers -- several groups of rescuers, getting a look at what they expect to be the lay of the building and they will be walking through the rubble very soon. megyn: you heard the local reporting on the scene as we are getting our best pictures on the ground. i want to get to trace gallagher with an update from our breaking news desk. >> reporter: to ex pound on what he was saying. we know the apartment complex is two stories high. one, two, three, and four bedroom apartments. when the authorities do finally go in it will be unclear who was in what apartment complex or apartment building. keep in mind we just saw a picture -- we haven't got a video yet, but there are pictures of the tail section of this f.a.-18 that's smack dab in the middle of one of these apartment buildings it's arrive thing picture. he was talking about the search and why firefighters have yet to go in. you can see the aerials spraying water into this area, into the apartment complexes. there are three separate buildings that have collapsed or been badly damaged. you can see the tail section of the fa-18. that would be smack dab in the middle of one of these apartment complexes. there are three that we know of. and we have reports of five people on the ground being taken to local hospitals including one woman who was taken from a wheelchair and placed into a stretcher and taken to the hospital. the reason they are not going in yet is because you can see the smoke, the firefighters believe is very toxic. it's that mix. not just the wood smoke. you have got jet fuel and oil from that fighter. it's unclear from the military if this plane had just taken off, was it fully loaded with fuel? had it been flying for a long time and there wasn't that much fuel onboard? that will be a key whether firefighters determine when they should go in there to look for bodies. the picture that was most riveting is the people waiting across the street. we believe as our reporter on scene says, those are the people who live in this apartment complex who may have loved ones in this apartment complex. right now they are on cell phones trying to contact authorities because they have no idea if or what they are planning or going to find in there. we are keeping our eye on breaking news. you see more firefighters arriving on scene and live pictures. we'll get back to you as soon as we find out more about the mayor's press conference which we anticipate will be coming up in the next 45 minutes or so. megyn: thank you. i want to go back to the controversial gsa video we told you about. federal worker, american idle. it shows federal workers singing with lavish spending and joking there will never an investigation. some question whether it's an apt metaphor for the democrats out of control spending. ♪ love to the nation ♪ i'll never be under oig investigation ♪ megyn: throw the hair out of the bun. whooho! it's either laugh or cry. you know -- i think whatever your partisan stripes are, you can all agree, this is ridiculous. raise your hand if you think this is ridiculous. >> i'm raising my hand. megyn: though i love her with the bun. i'm going to vegas. the problem is it happened under president obama's watch. we have record deficits where people are complaining about tax hikes. we can't trust the government to spend our money because they don't oversee sit well enough. this adds fuel to that fire, doesn't it, lars? >> it does. it shows a disrespect for those of us who pay taxes to those who earn their salaries from taxpayers. can you imagine what mr. murdoch would do if you made a video hon how lavishly you spend fox's money? it shows an eliteism. they compared the salaries of average federal workers to average american. the federal workers make double and have better benefits. this is a disrespects for the american taxpayer that should be. megyn: . to do, lunch. there he is walking around. this guy is from hawaii. it looks like he took advantage of the sights and sound around him. to be submitted at the gsa contest. he was the winner. they so loved the messaging that he was the winner and became commissioner for a day and they spent almost $1 million of our taxpayer money on this nonsense >> i agree with lars there was no excuse for this. but we need to look to every single administration with the gsa. lars, i love, it's good friday, i'll be good. but those in glass houses should not throw stones. we did have a gsa jack agree ping slips should come. because they haven't come yet doesn't mean they are not forthcoming. megyn: should this guy be fired? in his defense he was told to do this by his bosses >> when your bosses decide you have enough time not serving the taxpayers' needs that you can make funny videos to be presented at an expensive conference, $3,000 per person at an agency that increased its budget more than 100% under president obama. all this agency does is provide for the building needs, the vehicle needs and the travel needs of government employees and they more than doubled the budget under obama at a time when the country is in the tank and the budget is in the red. megyn: people want to make sure this isn't happening at other agencies. the problem on the optics, one of the reporters asked jay carney, can you be sure there are no other instances of this happening? harry reid got upset at the house congressman who was trying to hold hearings on the matter. and called him personal name

. >> jack be nimble, jack be quick, whoa, jack fall over the bisquick. >> one of the most embarrassingi've seen. >> i hope your campaign platform is more solid than your footing. that goes for you too, mr. dole. campaigning against president bill clinton turns out to be a dangerous affair for bob dole. reaching out to his supporters in california, he falls head first off stage. it turns out that the presidency is just beyond his reach. and speaking of feet, waiting around for dignitaries can be tedious work. president bush takes the opportunity to entertain the press with some fancy footwork of his own. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president bush, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. >> and secretary of state hillary clinton gets down in kenya. >> thank you very much. stop the music. >> even russian president boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. >> kick it. >> not all politicians are quite so musically inclined however. just ask karl rove. ♪ tell me what is your name m.c. rove. >> i saw this one live,

jack. >> reporter: jack has diabetes. doctors diagnosed him with type 1 diabetes at $3 years old. a tough judgment for a small kid. >> we checked his blood pressure five times a day. and he'd get insulin probably six to seven times a day. >> they share the same hope for the youngest patients. the walk is a fundraiser for the juvenile diabetes research foundation. an organization that focuses on wiping out type 1 diabetes. which usually strikes in childhood or asdessence. -- adolescence. >> it's a grueling disease and a very complex disease. >> reporter: but the walk isn't limited to maryland. thousands of miles away, jack'sher, navy commander paul fermo is serving in afghanistan. he is walking, too. >> he said, if you're walking, we're walking. so he's going to be over there, walking in the desert and in his boots. >> reporter: the walk starts and ends here at m&t bank stadium. and nearly 3,000 people are expected. the goal is a big one. $800,000. >> we have some of the most prestigious medical institutions here. johns hopkins is one of them. a lot of that money comes back here. >> reporter: to grant a wish and find a cure. at m&t bank stadium, i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> if you would looic to join -- like to join the walk, registration starts saturday morning, at m&t bank stadium. for more information, go to wjz.com. >>> famed boardwalk right on schedule. crews are putting the finishing touches on the first phase of work between the emmett and somerset streets. boardwalk is being completely rebuilt with wood. it's a decision voters made in a poll last week. the boardwalk is expected to be

. >> jack. >> jack, you like to watch, don't you? no. okay. all right. thank you, dawn.y in detroit you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> hey, how are you doing? >> good. go ahead. >> little bummed out if -- you know debbie wattsman schultz came out about leaving religion out of the presidential race i'm going to be so bummed if we do not go full moron -- >> excuse me. >> on the national scale against this whole mormonism, and the white horse prophesy and all of this craze more man -- >> but as someone who has gone after the president's christianity, why do we want to drop to their level. there are so many other things to criticize about mitt romney. >> yeah, there's no use in attacking a presidential candidate's religion. >> let's attack his comedy -- >> the problem is a joke only works when it is based on truth -- >> yeah, or something relatable, like my father closed a factory -- >> am i right, people? ladies am i right? [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's why that -- that half hour news hour didn't do so good there when they tried to do the daily show in reverse, becau