in jersey city.ying is it going to spill over? is it going to continue here because it's going on there. >> i give him a lot of credit for sticking it out there. >> so brave. >> a lot of people would leave i would assume. new twist on the basketball scakdz at rutgers. why the fbi is investigating the whistle head coach just got canned for roughing up players? could he now be in trouble? that's next. ♪ dancing days are here again. ♪ summer evening >> the rutgers basketball scandal has taken a new turn. we are going to tell you all about that in just a minute. but, first, here is how "saturday night live" spoofed it this weekend. >> outside the lines obtain practice video showing exactly how far she has gone [bleep] ponytail. >> throwing basketball. shooting t-shirt guns ♪ threatening them with a baseball bat. >> you take that ball and you put it through that hole and i won't hit you with the bat. >> where is the bread? where is the bread? [bleep], [bleep]. [ laughter ] >> actress melissa mccarthy was

jersey city, new jersey. he'll overanalyze the simple act of sharpening a pencil. a point he makes in his pack and teachings. >> i'm enjoying it. i don't know -- because you have to be mindful of this weird thing that you have done without thinking about it. you're trying to achieve some certain aesthetic ideal you have in mind? >> reporter: hand made simplicity. an idea he got at hudson valley where lots of people sell food and wine that they call artisinal. >> that's like a marketing decision. that's how you convince people to spend $40 on a jar of pickles. >> reporter: he is charging $35 a pencil. >> this is what i love about my job. >> living in a dream land. >> seriously. this is my pencil. >> reporter: for "nightly business report," brian shactman, beacon, new york. >> i love that story. i'm told that business has been booming, that he's been raising his price -- raising his prices to push it. >> $20,000 he made sharpening pencils. nice pencils. >> simple ideas, you make big money. that that's "nightly business report" for tonight. have fabulous weekend. >> t

in jersey city. going to spill over? is it going to continue here because it's going on there. >> i give him a lot of credit for sticking it out there. >> so brave. >> a lot of people would leave i would assume. new twist on the basketball scakdz at rutgers. why the fbi is investigating the whistle head coach just got canned for roughing up players? could he now be in trouble? that's next. [ male announcer ] julia child became a famous chef at age 51. picasso painted one of his master works at 56. doris taerbaum finished her first marathon at 50. not everyone peaks in their twenties. throughout their lives. passion keeps them realizing possibilities. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. find tools and support at aarp.org/possibilities. and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. we believe it can be the most valuable real estate on e

i am on the board at the jersey city public school system in hearing a lot of what you said tonight is reassuring. we have a new superintendent everything are in the right track and if we stay focused and keep on doing the right thing, the basic things we talked about, we have a good chance of turning our system around. my question is how much does the adoption of the core curriculum standard change the game as far as the challenging curriculum to talk about? >> i want to say a word about school systems in general because one point i didn't make direct only is how important stability is. into many cities, the schoolboys pick his superintendent who says i've got the answer. she comes energy comes in and changes every day and there's no miracle. there's another board of election. insurgents come in and say fire the bone. this person really has the miracle and the average urban school superintendent classier than three years. you can't do anything in a system as complicated. so they are both sitting in the room tonight. 24 years and counting. [applause] knows superman here, another one of

la ciudad de la plata.miles de personas marcharon por ciudades como miami, nueva york, boston y jersey cityamaras en ese estado y que ahora solo necesita la firma del gobernador.ahora regresamos a la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos. y el debate con jorge ramos. >> ken salazar, fue el senador por el estado de colorado por cuatro aÑos, pero en el aÑo 2009 el presidente barak obama le pidiÓ que fuera su secretario del interior y Él por supuesto aceptÓ, pero este aÑo ken salazar renunciÓ a su puesto para estar con su familia, el secretario salazar nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite desde washington, desde sus oficinas de la secretarÍa del interior para hablarnos de su pasado y de su futuro. secretario, muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros, gracias. >> jorge, es un gusto estar con ustedes otra vez, muchas gracias a ustedes. >> secretario, no sÉ cÓmo preguntÁrselo, pero, ¿por quÉ deja usted el mejor trabajo de su vida? ¿quÉ hay detrÁs de la decisiÓn? >> solamente mi familia, mi esposa y mis hijas y una nieta que tiene autismo, viven en colorado ya yo en este camino de servicio pÚblico ya llevo

. >>> on another national topic, ralliers brought out their signs in jersey city on saturday. thousands gathered at liberty state park national park to push for reforms and immigration policy. this is one of many assemblies that took place across the country under the name the time is now. immigration reform will be on the agenda for congress next week when they return home from their spring break. >>> more bay area headlines today. the mayor of oakland, oakland mayor is going to lead an outreach event to promote municipal i.d. cards. she hopes to draw more participation in the card program from spanish-speaking residents. today's event will be held mostly in spanish. the i.d. cards are also prepaid debit cards, which can help people who don't have access to other kinds of banking services, but there is controversy with other fees involved with those cards. >>> this weekend, crews are building the final part of the bridge. it's going to hold california's high speed rail eventually. they closed down bill street for the demolition work. it opens up to traffic and pedestrians tom

members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in jersey city, more thanple also marched for immigration reform in the city of boston. organizers say the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to pass legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. and congress may be close to doing just that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years. a bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could then apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. a senate bill also calls for a 10-year wait period for the green card followed by a three- year wait for citizenship. >>> police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carson city river but they believe it could be nevada's missing chief insurance examiner. the body was found in the river on saturday. police believe it could be william mcc

members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in jersey city, more thane also marched for immigration reform in the city of boston. organizers say the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to pass legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. and congress may be close to doing just that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years. a bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could then apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. a senate bill also calls for a 10-year wait period for the green card followed by a three- year wait for citizenship. >>> police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carson city river but they believe it could be nevada's missing chief insurance examiner. the body was found in the river on saturday. police believe it could be william mccun

jersey shore. it was at this time, as we went throughout 8:00 a.m., monday morning's high tide, that we saw this damage in atlantic cityupposed to be the bad high tide. when we saw this, we knew that we were in trouble, up the shore in jersey, new york city, all the way through the long island, staten island, included in all of that, because this was not supposed to be the worst high tide. we were going to add three or four feet on top of this and atlantic city just got nailed. as we went through the day, the water didn't recede. then the next high tide came, two hours after landfall, the winds were still onshore, and that's when all the devastation happened. that's when the billions of dollars worth of damage were done, all over the place. of course, it was all nighttime, so the pictures don't look quite as dramatic, but the damage was enormous from the jersey shore all the way up to new york city because of the storm surge. and it's interesting here, brian, being down here in seaside heights and looking up and seeing all the stuff on the shore, you don't see wind damage. this isn't like the storms you can see with ka

cities this weekend to call for immigration reform. members of congress and religious leaders joined a crowd of 2000 at a rally in new jersey -- or jerseyore than 700 people also marched for immigration reform in boston. the rallies are intended to put pressure on congress to provide legislation providing a path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. and congress may be close to doing that but that process to get citizenship could take at least 15 years. the bill right now in the house would allow millions of undocumented immigrants to get a work permit after paying fines and back taxes and undergoing a criminal background check. after 10 years, immigrants could then apply for a green card, then citizenship after another five years. senate bill also calls for a 10- year wait for green card followed by a three-year wait for citizenship. >>> police are still trying to positively identify the body of a man found in a carngs -- carson city river but they believe this could be nevada's chief insurance examiner. the body found in the river saturday. police believe it could be william mccune who has been missing si

saw it on the news that the young black man was stripped from the clothing for 28 hours maybe in jersey city and whipped by other black men. and we complain about jane -- jane go un he makes money off the site. >> yeah. let me just -- that's depressing. [laughter] >> let me point out some positive things i have seen. of the daily news wrote a book called [inaudible] about the history of united states. and repeatedly was turned to a film that not wide spread distribution but it is nonetheless out there and we can hope that it gets wider distribution, and the film praises how the implants -- immigrants came to the united in the first place. which is something missing from the immigration discussion. about point that is made is that a lot of the reason why these people from the various latin american countries are in the in the united states because are actions the united states has taken in those countries to diminish the quality of life there, and force these folks out of those countries and in to the united states. i raise that one to make two points. number one, there are some documentaries

and s&p will hit substantially new highs this year, joining us milton ezrati lord abbett out in jersey cityeen hearing more and more about this. market dual for a pullback. we need a little bit, we're not talking full-blown correction here, right? five or six or 7%? >> you could see as much as 10%. you doubt it, but the market gets a little ahead of itself from time to time. it faces a few disappointsment. it pulls back. we're long-term investors. we look at fundamental value. we see more upside, we see any pullback, five, seven or more as a buying opportunity. tracy: do you think earnings season will be the catalyst that sets this thing off because expectations are pretty low, right? >> well the pricing suggests that the market is really anticipating something pretty ugly which is a great opportunity even if you expect mead owr news. that will be relief for what we believe will be priced into the market. from time to time, people get a little exuberant and they get news the economy is really is slow. so they give back the ground. but to us, that is just noise. the underlying theme is that

similarly as in jersey city has successfully transformed itself from a manufacturing-based economy to a financial center. its proximity to new york city makes this transformation seem obvious in hindsight but other similarly situated cities have not made comparable strides. most of the cities in the study make significant investments in infrastructure and people to aid the transition to a knowledge-based economy. for example greensboro north carolina worked with in nearby the nearby cities of winston-salem and high point to build airport and replace its manufacturing economy based on high-tech research. in a common pattern greensboro with community colleges providing the force to enhance job skills and universities partnering with business is to develop innovative products and greensboro's case in nanotechnology and pharmaceuticals. in new haven connecticut local universities collaborated with private industry and local government to support biotech related education of public schools by providing teacher training assistance in curricular design and a mobile laboratory. of these examp

managing director in jersey city. guest host business insider, ceo and editor-in-chief.t 2.60, up 1.60. we're really down from the recent highs where we've gone up about 2,000 points or more on the dow in the last six months or so. and yet we certainly run a lot of segments about is this the top or is this the rally's last gasp. as long as we keep running those it's going to keep going. >> in the longer term it is still intact. we are still in correction mode. >> what's the correction that you're going the see? correction is 10%. so if we're in correction mode, then we need to go down 1500 points. >> okay. from the recent highs in the s&p 500, which was close to 1600, it's very conceivable we get to 1500 in the near term on the s&p 500. >> that's not 10%. >> i'm saying mode. i'm not saying we're in a correction. it's correction mode. mode meaning -- >> mode is different than correction? >> it's a temp rarely pull back. >> okay, temporary pullback. s&p 500, 1500, very, very reasonable. >> you're not expecting a correction of 10%? >> not yet. i would have to see a lot more

six months ago today, october 29 of 2012, hurricane sandy came ashore northeast of atlantic city, new jersey. what a legacy it left behind. 159 people lost their lives and the storm surges and winds brought a staggering $78.8 billion in damage to the northeast. nbc's katy tur has been covering the storm since that night six months ago. she's with us tonight from seaside heights on the jersey shore. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. behind me is one of the iconic images from the aftermath of sandy. the roller coaster that's sitting in the ocean. turns out it isn't the only thing, far from it, that's stood still since the storm. a nine-foot surge on the jersey shore. water and winds that ripped apart staten island and the fires and floods that levelled the rockaways. six months later and the worlds sandy turned upside down are still fighting to right themselves. in new jersey, 39,000 people remain displaced including the lemcools. >> this is the kitchen. >> reporter: when we first met them in union beach in december, they were a step away from homeless. wendy, her parents, her so

saw it on the news that the young black man was stripped from the clothing for 28 hours maybe in jersey city and whipped by other black men. and we complain about jane -- jane go un he makes money off the site. >> yeah. let me just -- that's depressing. [laughter] >> let me point out some positive things i have seen. of the daily news wrote a book called [inaudible] about the history of united states. and repeatedly was turned to a film that not wide spread distribution but it is nonetheless out there and we can hope that it gets wider distribution, and the film praises how the implants -- immigrants came to the united in the first place. which is something missing from the immigration discussion. about point that is made is that a lot of the reason why these people from the various latin american countries are in the in the united states because are actions the united states has taken in those countries to diminish the quality of life there, and force these folks out of those countries and in to the united states. i raise that one to make two points. number one, there are some documentaries

we're in jersey city, new jersey, with the one and only joey lagano.w, this is the youngest cup driver, the youngest nationwide winner for both of those. how does it feel to be the top ten in points this season? >> good. very eventful season. we've been close to winning a couple races with our ford. so it's coming around the corner. >> when you say eventful, you're saying crashing hamlin into a wall. it did make a coca-cola ad. >> it was perfect. it's amazing how something like that effects everything. in the past we're moving ahead. >> you're on a campaign to dig it. >> yes. call 811 before you dig. it's a company that you go visit www .811. com. call 811-point com and you can go on there. you call before you digthat's t. >> you ready? >> yes. >> give us the flag, big guy. >> all right, joey. ♪ . >> i was close, though, right? >> that was nice. >> brian: that was awesome! >> steve: you passed him, anna. for a while. >> did you see him send me into the wall? >> steve: we saw that. >> brian: i think joey had a faster vehicle. i think you should look int

. >> reporter: even the team itself showed its pride in the city, wearing special jerseys that replaced red sox with boston. >> and nobody's going to dictate. stay strong! >> reporter: boston strong is now a rallying cry across the country. at a road race in asbury park, new jersey, still recovering from superstorm sandy. on the iconic gold helmets of notre dame's football team during his spring game. and in major league ballparks. fans sang the red sox anthem, "sweet caroline," when word spread the suspect was in custody. led by neil diamond. ♪ sweet caroline ♪ da, da, da ♪ good times never so good ♪ so good, so good, so good >> reporter: but good times that will never be quite the same. april 20th is an important day in boston history. it's the day fenway park opened, the day ted williams first swung a bat for the red sox, and today, it's the day when victory was in more than just baseball. lester? >> you win. best assignment of the day. thanks very much. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt, reporting from boston. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today," then

jersey. happening right now, live pictures coming into our newsroom from atlantic city, new jersey.there is some sort of hazmat situation going on. we don't have details of the exact location. we're going to gather more information for you. >> the police looking for a chief that can't keep his mouth shut. south san francisco police calling this man the chatty thief or as my grandma used to say, a chatty-catty. he walks into a store or office posing as a customer and has long conversations with an employee and when they are not looking, he rips off their apple devices. he has hit at least eight times since the end of february in burlingame and south san francisco. he goes by the name mike or michael. he has shaggy brown hair but reportedly, he has shaved it off. he did that sometime last week. >> hayward wants to keep online gambling out of its city for a little while longer. city council will discuss whether to extend a temporary bapd on computer gaming businesses an internet sweepstakes cafes similar to this one. they offer clients las vegas style gambling games. it was first enact

mostly car bombings spanning from the capital city baghdad northwest to new jersey and in northern kirkuk. the attacks come at a potential turning point for iraq. the country will host the first elections since the u.s. withdrew troops in 2011 in less than two weeks from now. >>> north korea is developing the 101st birthday of its founding further and washington fears the current leader may use this occasion to flex his military muscle. john kerry just reached up a three-day trip to the region. andrea mitchell reports now from tokyo. >> reporter: in tokyo john kerry reassured japan the u.s. will defend it from north korea but said the obama administration wouldn't negotiate with pyongyang under the right circumstances. >> what we ought to talk about is possibilities of peace and i think there are those possibilities notwithstanding the rhetoric and the provocation. >> reporter: kim jong-un has shown he's not interested in diplomacy. his father negotiated in 2000 and released two american journalists in 2009 and hits grandfather reached a nuclear agreement with former president jimmy carte

want to let the committee know that we're happy to be here, abitibi in the new york / new jersey area, new york cityo want to make an impact around the world. charles: my brother bought his ringside seat. 52,000 other people. >> we set a record that day we went on sale in november. the new york new jersey area has been anticipating. charles: in the midst of suffering from sandy, still -- the band still came out in droves. >> in droves. it shows to support that -- goes to show the support globally that wwe has, the stroke and energy, the marquee that wrestle mania has behind it. charles: you probably expects to break the record for pay-per-view. >> i really do. the two biggest names. >> over 75,000 in that stadium this sunday. charles: i'm sorry, you end the rock. >> watching on pay-per-view. i do not see a bigger showcase. it is a wwe fan dream come true. charles: let's talk about the fans. odd in no way. the marines, you come across as a nice guy, but it feels like the kids love you, the women love you. >> i knew we were going to get to this. honestly, our business traditionally has been in people

, we talk about shipping, we talk about highways, pipelines, which was the latest going through jersey city into new york, which was a big issue. the concerns that i share with members of the committee is that the district that i represent is very congested. and we have an issue now where as the panama canal has been fished we have to raise the bridge to get these super tankers in to get them into the district and move the merchandise out. 80% of the merchandise that comes through the port of elizabeth is basically consumed in the region. so we have to move it within the region. it seems to me, that everything we move is around the jersey turnpike. we have to make sure that moving freight, it is not just trucks but to use every single mode of transportation so we can alleviate the con jergs. so i'm looking forward to this panel. i think we'll be able to -- representing the districts we represent will be able to make good suggestions i just hope we take some of this up in the future. you know, i speak to the port authority constantly and the growth we expect in our area is immense because of

jersey. see new york city is 60 degrees, big ming ham is 67. 67. the boundary will slip into our our section tomorrow.morrow. the forecast hinges on where wher that boundary is going to be be how far south does it get? get? that means in terms of thems of forecast high temperatures fores for tomorrow, it's going to betoe tricky right around that boundary okay? okay nice at 7:00, 72 some clouds at 9:00 59 and a spotty shower is is possible later on this eveningg, maybe from the 10:00 and then on on into maybe 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning.1: the00 reason is back to the west thewest of us we're seeing some showers showers and some thunderstorms comingcomi out of the midwest moving mo through indiana right now intointo ohio, and as we get a littleittle closer and zoom in on the radar you see the yellow box, this iss actually a severe thunderstorm th watch box, so with all of this of to the west of us, and to thethe northwest of us, some of the guidance is suggesting that maybe a little of this will hold hold together late, late this eveningth and early,

they wore special jerseys in honor of the city. auctioned off to support the bombing victims. then an unbelievable moment when red sox star david ortiz expressed his boston pride in a way that made the crowd go wild. >> we want to thank you mayor meneno, the police department, for the great work they did this past week. this is our [bleep] city. nobody going to dictate with us. stay strong. thank you. >> if that wasn't enough, there was also this. ♪ sweet caroline. good times never seemed so good ♪ ♪ i've been inclined ♪ to believe they never would >> love that, a surprise appearance by neil diamond. the red sox by the way won the game. >>> up next, the big question in washington now. will the obama administration seek the death penalty. we'll discuss why the answer could spell political trouble for the white house one way or the other. [ dog ] you know, i just don't think i should have to wait for it! who do you think i am, quicken loans? ♪ at quicken loans, we won't make you wait for it. our efficient, online system allows us to g

concrete jersey walls in the city. sandbags surrounding it.ct the water to come up to about here. if that's the case, they feel like they'll be in good shape, this will help protect most of the businesses. if the predictions are wrong and goes higher, there could be serious damage here and in homes in low-lying areas along the river. but not just here in peoria or in illinois. 16 or so states could be affected by these heavy spring flooding that we expect after all these rain storms, don. a long few days here all the way down toward the gulf of mexico, don. >> all right. everyone's going to be watching very closely. thank you, jim spellman, we appreciate it. >>> a second wave of people who live near the site of a massive explosion at a fertilizer plant in the town of west, texas, were allowed to return home today. residents who are lucky enough to still have homes began returning yesterday. wednesday's explosion flattened the north side of the small farming town. heavily damaging a nursing home, schools, and neighborhoods. 14 people were kille

pennsylvania dotted along that state's eastern border, making it convenient for anyone from new jersey or new york cityt drive west, cross just over the border in pennsylvania and you'll be able to buy your pyrotechnics there, too. same deal on the southern most border of new hampshire, fireworks stores, lots of them, including in the town of seabrook, new hampshire. two months ago one store was visited by one of the suspects in the boston marathon bombing. it was the older of the two suspects, the one killed by police on thursday night, tamerlan tsarnaev. he drove up to seabrook from massachusetts in february and asked the clerk in the store for the biggest and loudest fireworks kit that they sell. in a two for one special that the store happened to be running at the time they gave him a second box of the same kind of fireworks for free. this is the kit that mr. tsarnaev got. he got two of them. do we have that? it's a kit that costs $199. it's a box that contains 24 black powder packed shells. you extract the black powder from those 24 shells and two boxes, 48 shells altogether and you ultimately get

similarly, jersey city and successfully transformed itself from a manufacturing based economy to a financial center. its proximity to new york city makes the transformation seem obvious in hindsight, but other similarly situated cities have not made comfortable strides. most of the cities in the study made significant investments in infrastructure and people to aid the transition to a knowledge based economy. for example greensboro north carolina worked with the nearby city of winston, salem and high point to build a regional airport and replace its manufacturing economy with one based on high-tech research and production. in a common pattern, greensboro drew on the local resources and post secondary education with community colleges providing courses to enhance job skills and universities partnering with businesses to develop innovative products. in greensboro's case in the technology and pharmaceuticals. the new haven connecticut local universities collaborate with private industry and local government to support bayh utech related education and public schools by providing teachers trainin

city. >> this jersey that we wear today, it doesn't say red sox. it says boston.e want to thank you, mayor menino, governor patrick, the whole police department for the great job that they did this past week. this is our city. and nobody going to -- >> and the fenway faithful got ready for the eighth inning anthem sweet caroline. this time done by neil diamond. ♪ touching hands ♪ reaching out ♪ touching me touching you ♪ sweet caroline ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ good times never seemed so good ♪ ♪ so good so good ♪ i've been inclined >> i love that song! we bring in legendary sportscaster and nbc's own bob new myer. i have to start with you. we saw big poppy, we saw the sweet caroline moment. it feels right. new england and boston have a special relationship with the red sox. i think they are the sporting heart of the city and the region. nothing against the cs and the pats and the bs, but the sox are special to the city. to see some of this healing play out in fenway and around the red sox. it seems right. >> yeah. we're talking about over 100 years of baseball. fenway park

one person described as reducing you to a two-minute stop on the line from long island city to new jersey. terminal also suggests a destination, and, in fact, it has been the gateway to new york since 1913, and the cities gateway to the continent. to those of us -- jones wrote this com go to those of us who e from places where grand central station was a radio program, new york was no mere city. it was instead an infinitely romantic notion, the mysterious annexes of love and money and power, the shining and perishable dream itself. now, i'm not sure how many of you remember, i don't, but every saturday morning on cbs radio and announced it would in tone as a bullet seeks its target, shining rails in every part of our great country are aimed at grand central station. part of the nation's greatest city. drawn by the magnetic force, day and night, freight trains rush towards the hudson river, sweep down its eastern bank for 140 miles, dies at what they were into the two and a half mile tunnel which burroughs beneath the clear and swank of park avenue, and then grand central station. crossroa

jersey. they're on to atlanta, which is his home city.itino saying the sophomore will return possibly a year from now. >> i'm real proud of the team. i don't think any of us, with what we had to witness, could have overcome it if it wasn't for kevin ware, 12 times, saying to the guys, eye'll -- i'll be fine. win the game. >> trey burke, trying to lead michigan to its first final four since 1993. glen robinson and tim hardway with teams on the team. hardaway, jr.'s three made it 33-13. then glen robinson iii throwing down. and nick stauskas, 6-6 from beyond the, a. 22 points. wolverines up 17 at the break. burke, 15 points, eight rebounds. here's one of his seven assisted. robinson on top again. michigan 79, florida 59. the wolverines meet an equally hot syracuse team in atlanta. >> the highly anticipated match chul between cal and stafford in the spokane region will not happen. cal beat lsu last night. stanford were upended by georgia. the bears dominating in the second half to advance to the elite eight for the first time in school histo

don't go to that site, but i saw on the news that a young man was stripped of all of his close in jersey city and whipped by other black men. and we complain about the movie "django unchained." really, he makes money off that website. >> that is a great reference. let me just point out some positives in the documentaries. this book is about the history of the united states. recently, it was turned into a film. it had not gotten widespread distribution, but it is nonetheless out there in the film -- it talks about how all these immigrants who are hispanic came in the united states in the first place. and a subject that is missing from the immigration discussion. the point that it has made is that a lot of the reason why these people from these latin american countries are in the united states is because of actions the united states is taking in those countries. to diminish the quality of life there and force these folks out of it and into the united states. i raise that want to make two points. there are some documentaries that need people on the other end of the media to publicize and make fu

showing pride for his city. >> this jersey that we wear today.ust say red sox is says boston red sox! we want to thank you. the governor, and the entire police department for the great job that they did this past week . >> the jerseys worn during the game last night will be auctioned off for a fund to bombing. >> let us check-in with the live approach to the bay bridge. plenty of sunshine what a combination. >> we can see sunny skies and pretty much anywhere we go. it is going to be another beautiful day. warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. and a gradual cooling trend on tuesday. but very gradual. temperatures by noon, plenty of 70's. already 80s those are going to be widespread as the go for the afternoon hours. and for those headed out it is going to be chilly. still, left over 70's in the north bay and '60s. the afternoon highs with plenty of 80s for the south bay. 80s and redwood city. and warmer for cupertino. and cupertino and we are looking at upper 80s in the east bay. danville, pleasanton, and for those expected in pittsburgh. 83

the new features on the new cruise ship the first sailing in 2014-2015 season out of new jersey south of new york city. that is the bloomberg business report. >> we are talking about the exploritorium all morning and here is the picture from the roof camera with the different lights they will shine. it is interesting. keep it here the next couple of hours. we will show you what is going on. amy hollyfield is there. now, highs versus average, we will be on redwood city at 71. livermore is 71. san francisco is 67 today. napa is 74. three degrees warmer than average. oakland is 72 and it is quiet across the entire state. sunshine and low-to-mid 70's for the central valley. 72 in los angeles. we have a situation brewing in oakland, a stalled bus blocking two lanes along northbound 880 at oak street. there are packed conditions and a closure northbound 880 at 23rd avenue off-ramp so it is busy if that area. give yourself extra time before you head out. a look at the golden gate bridge is looking clear with a few cars out of marin county into san francisco. >> funny man will not return to "dancing with the

new york city, the showers have cleared out. the jersey shore another half hour, then dry for the rest of the day. this is perfect spring weather, low humidity, a cool morning and beautiful sunshine this afternoon. 70 in atlanta. d.c. 66. low to mid-60s into southern new england. it's chillier than we like in minneapolis and chicago. tomorrow is your day to play hooky, if you can get away with it. 67 in the twin cities. an interesting fact in north dakota, they have gone 47 days in a row with below average temperatures. not one day that's below expected. >> how many days in a row since on tv? are you a jet or giant fan or neither? >> a jets fan. it's rough. >> at least you have a couple draft picks this year. >> i know. i'm not getting excited. i know better. >> thanks, bill. let's turn to sports and talk about the first round of the nfl draft, 14 hours away. don't expect flashy picks at number one. offensive lineman luke joeckel and eric fisher could go first. you have probably never heard of these guys. it's a change from previous years.

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. -- on the news where a a young black man was stripped from his clothes for $20 in jersey city and whippedther black men, and we go inained about "djan chaines"? he makes money off that site. >> that is depressing. let me point out some positive things i have seen in documentary's. book called "oad thatest of the vampire," was turned into a film that has not gotten distribution, but it is out there and i hope it does get wider distribution. talked about how these immigrants came to the united states in the first place, which is something that has been missing from the immigration discussion, and the point that is made is that a lot of the reason why these people from these various latin american countries are in the united states is because of actions the united states has taken in those countries to lifeish the quality of there and to force these folks out of those countries and into the united states. i raise that one because of two points. there are some documentary's -- documentaries need people to be aware of them, but doing something like that requires resources and it is something t

. >>> the nation stands with the good people of new york city and new jersey and connecticut as we mourn thundss of our sit nens. >> the last major terror attack on american soil before the boston bombings happened. that was almost 12 years ago, of course. who can forget the image of the president there at ground zero. the george w. bush library is going to be dedicated. all four living former presidents will attend. so will president obama. the library opens to the public coming up next month laura bush had a big hand in its design. it's been more than four years since the first couple left the white house. they are now grandparents. john king talked to them inside the library. >> thank you for your time. congratulations this is a beautiful place. >> interesting time of life. >> it is. >> i want to spend most of our time on the lessons we will learn when we visit this place over the years. as the man who was commander in chief on 9/11, what went through your mind when you heard explosions at the finish line of the boston marathon? >> i was reminded that evil exists and that there are pe

nbc is moving "america's got talent" from new jersey to new york's radio city music hall right over here. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful. beautiful theater. gorgeous. producers say that it will bring more prestige and class to the show. you know, right before they audition the guy who does the national anthem with armpit farts. [ laughter ] [ farting sounds ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] why would i trust you? all right. [ farting sounds ] [ light laughter ] let's -- [ farting sounds ] [ laughter ] [ farting sounds ] [ laughter ] settle down. why's that always makes me laugh? >> steve: don't move. >> jimmy: i'm not moving at all. [ farting sounds ] [ laughter ] let's talk about the president, you guys. this week, president obama announced a $100 million initiative to map the human brain. map the human brain for $100 million. biden said, "you can map mine for a lot less." [ laughter ] "spongebob" trivia and "caddyshack" quotes. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] very easy. of course, this is kind of scary, guys. you heard about this. today, north korea's military announced tha