, and in the fort, there is another john brown, a scottish immigrant, sergeant john brown. soldiers started needling him, saying, you can't be john brown. he is dead. you must be his soul marching on. that is essentially one stanza. they start riffing on that, and eventually they create "john brown's body." it becomes the signature anthem of the massachusetts 12th regiment, when the tigers join with the massachusetts 12th. it is published in boston in early june of 1861, a time in which sheet music is immensely popular. it sells out immediately. the 12th regiment sings on boston common to tens of thousands of people as they marched to a ship to go fight in the war. they go to new york city. the 12th regiment sings "john's brown's body" as they marched through new york city. a new york reporter is captivated, and publishes it in the new york tribune. it is already the mascot of the union army. here is the first sheet music published. here is a new york reporter is paul robeson singing. [fife and drums] >> ♪ glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelu

john brown took something else from washington's house. he has accomplished is take something else and that was a the sword that had once belonged to george washington. for the entire time john brown controls harpers ferry he is carrying a sword that belonged to george washington and who was sent out to take back harpers ferry to reassert federal control? robert e. lee lieutenant colonel robert e. lee. lieutenant colonel robert e. lee goes to harpers ferry and he is known at that time is one of the military's finest soldiers. he had earned that reputation during the war in mexico. he proved to be a brilliant soldier. he had a unique understanding of topography. he could see things other people could not see and he equipped himself quite well at harpers ferry. he performs well. he puts down the insurrection. he reasserts federal control and what becomes known as john brown's raid doesn't already impressive resume also do something else. it heralds the coming of the american civil war. now i want to take you to one final place on the potomac

john brown took something else from washington's house. he has accomplished is take something else and that was a the sword that had once belonged to george washington. for the entire time john brown controls harpers ferry he is carrying a sword that belonged to george washington and who was sent out to take back harpers ferry to reassert federal control? robert e. lee lieutenant colonel robert e. lee. lieutenant colonel robert e. lee goes to harpers ferry and he is known at that time is one of the military's finest soldiers. he had earned that reputation during the war in mexico. he proved to be a brilliant soldier. he had a unique understanding of topography. he could see things other people could not see and he equipped himself quite well at harpers ferry. he performs well. he puts down the insurrection. he reasserts federal control and what becomes known as john brown's raid doesn't already impressive resume also do something else. it heralds the coming of the american civil war. now i want to take you to one final place on the potomac

john brown took something else from washington's house not him personally. he had his accomplice take something else. there was a sword that belonged to george washington for the entire time he controlled harpers ferry he carried a sword that belonged to george washington. who reasserted federal control? robert e. lee lieutenant colonel robert e. lee. he goes to harpers ferry and he is already known at that time is one of the military's finest soldiers. he had earned that reputation during the war in mexico. he proved to be a brilliant soldier. he had a unique understanding of topography. he could see things that other people could not see. he performs well and he puts down the insurrection. he reasserts federal controls and what becomes known as john brown's raid already impresses his military resume but also goes to something else. it heralds the coming of the civil war. now i want to take it one final place on the potomac trip upriver from harpers ferry, the quiet national park today where you will find a cornfield you'll find a sunken road and you will f

and john brown took something else a sword that once belonged to george washington. for the entire time he's carrying a sword. who is sent sent out to take back harpers ferry? robert e lee lieut. col. robert e lee. he. he goes to harpers ferry and he is already known as one of the military's. and he equips himself quite well. he performs well reasserts federal control. what becomes known as john brown raids' ads and other loyal to an already impressive military resume and herald the coming of the american civil war. and war. and i want to take you to one final place a little bit upriver, quiet national park today where you will find a cornfield, a sunken road in the stoneridge. there on september 17 1862 robert 1862 robert ely and the outmanned outgunned army of northern virginia thought the union army of the potomac to still make in the bloodiest single day of combat in american history. the battle of antietam marks the end of robert e lee's 1st invasion across the potomac and gave abraham lincoln who was present at the opportunity to issue the preliminary emancipat

john brown. lemonis: john, nice to meet you. john: nice to meet you, sir. becky: thank you for coming. lemonis: the smell when you walk in here is awesome. john: it is. that's what everybody says. lemonis: and so, is this whole warehouse -- is all the manufacturing? john: it is. everything is in this 3,500 square feet. lemonis: well, why don't we take a look around? john: please. please. this is our storefront. we have an extremely loyal customer base. people are coming in buying 7, 8, 9, 12 bags of coffee. there's a lot of locals that live maybe 20 miles from here. they don't want to drive the downtown, so we do ship. becky: we're in whole foods and earth fare and fresh market, as well, so they can just pick it up at the grocery store. -lemonis: oh, you are? -john: yes. lemonis: that's nice. who got that account? -becky: the previous owner. -john: previous owner. lemonis: and what will the entire business do? john: we did $840,000 last year. lemonis: how much profit? john: i want to say, last year, it was $40,000 at the most. okay. this is our production a

copeland, who followed mobile john brown and died as a martyr -- noble john brown and that is a martyres no attribute to take sides with the oppressor. this is our golden opportunity. let us win for ourselves the respect of the country and the best blessings of all posterity. there is no time to delay. not hesitate. do not doubt. men of valor, to arms. ♪ ♪ she has sounded out the front t -- trumpet that she'll never sound retreat. the swift mine -- be swift my soul to answer him, beatable and my feet -- be jubliant my feet his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah ♪ i wish i could hear you ♪ glory glory hallelujah glory glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> kevin, ladies and gentlemen. >> republican herbert he was best remembered first time in the white house. he served as commerce secretary under coolidge. join american tv on monday for a conversation with herbert hoover , a 19 60 hour-long abc interview which covered his life. it is a film from the stanfo

copeland, who followed noble john brown and that is a martyr.s no attribute to take sides with the oppressor. this is our golden opportunity. let us win for ourselves the respect of the country and the best blessings of all posterity. there is no time to delay. not hesitate. do not doubt. men of valor, to arms. ♪ he has sounded out the trumpet that will never sound retreat. he is sifting out the hearts of men before his judgment seat be swift my soul to answer him be jubliant my feet his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on glory, glory hallelujah ♪ i wish i could hear you ♪ glory, glory hallelujah glory glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> kevin, ladies and gentlemen. >> american history tv visited ford's theatre in washington dc to learn about the widow lincoln, a play commission to mark the april anniversary of president lincoln's assassination 150 years ago. on the night of april 14, 1865, ever was mortally wounded at

a printmaker was one of five blacks who participated in john brown's raid on harpers ferry. he was one who escaped with a white colleague. he later wrote an account of that called a voice from harper ferry. it was published in canada to set the record straight about the amount of support the raid had in the black community which i understand was being diminished, being careful not to identify anyone. and now i will conclude very humbly by mentioning a couple of words about henry highland arness. if you will bear with me and correct any mistakes. this is certainly a very prominent player from 15 street that helped with the cause. he was a great abolitionist and educator, he decided to become a preacher as that was the most effective way to carry the cause. antecdotally about his life, he walked with a limp due to an accident when he was a child. i joke at my church in a sermon that i can never say anything at 15th street that will be more audacious, wild, or radical. frederick douglass thought he was too radical at times and disassociated himself from him. he had made some co

itinerant bible salesman and migrates to the united states and starts hearing about abolitionist john brown and decides she wants to enlist. she considers herself a devout christian and is against the idea of slavery and wants to fight for the union cause. so in the spring of 1861 in detroit, she enlists. and you might ask well, how could she pass the medical examination and fool the doctors in order to become a private for the union army? it's a good question, and, you know doctors across the country were told to conduct thorough medical examinations, but they all flouted these rules. they had quotas to fill, bodies to get out there as quickly as possible, so they conducted these rather cursory medical exams. they really only helped if you had powder cartridges, if you had enough fingers to pull the trigger and feet to march. that was pretty much it. so the doctor passes emma into the army, and she takes on the name private frank thompson, and she starts living among her comrades. and you might ask, well, how did they not detect she was a woman? after all, they're sleeping in the same tent

he had comforted john brown's widow on the day john brown was hanged. he was one of the leading abolitionists in the congress. lincoln received a note from ashley, literally as he was writing his instructions to seward to go down to hampton roads. the note comes in from a messenger. it says, "we are in danger of losing this vote because there are rumors here that peace commissioners are in the city or are about to come to the city. can you deny this? because if you don't, we're going to lose this vote." lincoln writes a note on the back of ashley's note as follows -- "so far as i know there are no peace commissioners in the city or likely to be in it. a. lincoln." and then honest abe sent seward down the road to negotiate with these peace commissioners who aren't going to be in the city. the vote on abolition of slavery carried in the house by a margin of two votes. there is no way that would have happened without this deception by lincoln. the peace commissioners crossed the lines from lee's army into grant's at the very hour that this vote was taken.

brown university. john: i went to brown. emily: electrical engineering? john: yes, electrical engineering. actually, i started my career as a manufacturing engineer. i started pretty much on the ground floor. i went to caltech for my master's degree. and then i started working with this mainframe company called burroughs. my first job was to fix things. emily: you started your career learning how to fix things. i am sensing a theme. you worked your way up. 30 years, you became ceo of sybase. how did you do it? i mean, along the way, what did it take? john: i like fixing things. i think it's both a challenge and an opportunity to learn stuff. because i am kind of the old-school, loyal, stick-with-it type of person. today's young people are a little bit more entitlement oriented. when we were growing up, we never thought about it that way. we thought that you have to create opportunity yourself. i tried to go and learn different areas. my first job is in fixing manufacturing hardware. then i went into writing software. helping run factories. i have done a lo

publication as a call and responsiblee later appropriated by union soldiers as the marching song "john brown's" well this version was more popular during the civil war, julia ward howe's "battle hymn of the republic" has had a longer impact on the american consciousness. this is part of a one hour 15 minute talk. >> for those of you who heard me speak yesterday, i focused on the transformation of culture from the civil war. it is a theme i want to continue today, but from a very different

john brown was in center city for business. he said the topic on the trains was the weather. >> a lot of weather, they want to move to hawaii. >> how do you feel about it? >> i'd go to hawaii. >> reporter: in william station, this man was staying warm between jobs. >> every time you open your eyes and live to see another day, i can take the weather. >> reporter: the city was open for business only canceling driveway trash pickup for the week. philly schools plan on being on time on schedule tomorrow. septa still running about 20-minute delays for its regional trains. live in center city mitch blacher, "nbc10 news." >>> now first alert traffic check. >> christine maddela has her eyes on the hundreds of cameras. any trouble spots? >> they are focused on the major roadways and they are pretty clear. you can see the sun out there, doing its job and drying out most of our major roadways. this is route 1 in delaware. earlier today it was covered with snow. now you can see the blacktop. most of our major interstates are clear. watch o

but it was something that if you have shown that was redirected at john brown and so it had a big impacton the coming of the civil war. >> back to the issue that you are highlighting this in the book and also giving the range of experience you probably saw 12 years a slave but has a depiction of the north and the kind of ideal community and john pointed out it was a fairly accurate portrayal of this one community but for the majority of the free blacks in america at that time as you point out in one of your chapters the challenges were far more significant. it didn't mean freedom from racial oppression. and you do this wonderful moment in the fifth book where it is unusual for a historian especially a professor of history but all of a sudden we are in third person. to imagine what it is to be a free black. >> it's such a great moment. >> it got greater than i realized. >> this is just maybe you can get an abbreviated moment. >> this goes back to the fact it's really buying history of course and it's such a pleasure to read and he takes risks that most people are afraid to take and he bol

itinerant bible salesman and migrates to the united states and starts hearing about abolitionist john brown and decides she wants to enlist. she considers herself a devout christian and is against the idea of slavery and wants to fight for the union cause. so in the spring of 1861 in detroit, she enlists. and you might ask well, how could she pass the medical examination and fool the doctors in order to become a private for the union army? it's a good question, and, you know doctors across the country were told to conduct thorough medical examinations, but they all flouted these rules. they had quotas to fill, bodies to get out there as quickly as possible, so they conducted these rather cursory medical exams. they really only helped if you had powder cartridges, if you had enough fingers to pull the trigger and feet to march. that was pretty much it. so the doctor passes emma into the army, and she takes on the name private frank thompson, and she starts living among her comrades. and you might ask, well, how did they not detect she was a woman? after all, they're sleeping in the same tent

three people robert browning amanned why browning and john mitt face multiple charges related to the manufacturer of methamphetamine. police are looking for a fourth suspect, james roberts. if you see him you should contact the faquier county sheriff's office. a republican member of the virginia house of delegates will retire at the end of this session. delegate tom russ is dropping his bid for an eighth term representing the herndon area. he faced a tough re-election fight against the democrat he defeated two years ago. next at 6:00 a man suspected of using p.c.p. is arrested after a deadly crash. what we're now learning about the victim. and a calm night right now. wintry weather is headed this way. when the snow will fall and how it will affect your commute ahead. >> in sports we'll take you back to nationals training camp live in vieira florida. the pens are in town to rumble with capitals. these two teams have been physical all season and tonight, the caps try to sweep the season series as abc 7 news at 6:00 as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you ha

. >> reporter: today kate brown ascended for oregon's secretary of state to the top job less than a week after an ethics scandal abruptly ended the fourth term of democrat john. brown, also a democrat and the nation's first openly bisexual governor promised an open and honest administration. >> for as long as i am governor i will not seek or accept any idea compensation from any source. >> reporter: but clouds loom as state and federal investigators look into whether her fiance and unpaid advisor used the governor's office to land jobs for her consulting firm and secure backing for a climate change bill advanced by senate democrats. republicans want to shelf the agenda until the corruption allegations are cleared up. >> the real issue is bribery. when you push down to the core, someone bribed sylvia hayes to influence the governor and influence an agency. >> reporter: observers say replacing kits aber who had republicans allies and among education and pension reformers may push oregon even farther to the left. >> kate brown more of an urban beast. she's someone who's a favorite of the environmentalists but not the wunlzones who live in the woods. >> reporter

john brown -- i was a little kid only about 13 years of age. i really enjoyed going up there. lived about a mile and a half away and they were nice people. i attended frank phil state college in frank bill state teachers college in north carolina. then i went into the air force. i think you're doing a wonderful job. i respect you. if you would like to ask me a question about historic colleges , feel free to do so. god bless you. dr. blanchard: thank you. pedro: gladys up next. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning. i am so proud of your school. i did not attend it but i'm very proud of it. i always heard of it as a child. i'm 79 years old now. i think i missed him in you diversity -- i think i missed hampton university. my grandfather was an orderly to general armstrong. he went into that school at the age of 11. at that time, it was a high school. you should see the letters my grandfather wrote. one letter at least when he was 11 years old. how proud he was of hampton. i will never be able to repeat -- replace general armstrong. my mother attended the school and one of

bruce springsteen, neil young, jackson browne, and john mellencamp were among those who came out to saluten while raising money for the musicares charity. >> to bob dylan! >> axelrod: but it was the 73- year-old legend himself who stole the show.gs after being introduced by former president jimmy carter, dylan, who has spent decades honing the image of a reclusive reluctant superstar, delivered his longest speech ever. >> critics say i can't sing, iti croak, sound like a frog. ( laughter ) >> axelrod: dylan had a few things to get off his chest, and spent much of his 40-minute speech lightening his load. >> critics say i mangle my melodies, render my songs unrecognizable. oh, really? >> axelrod: he took shots at songwriters who he said never liked his work, including jerry lieber and mike stoller, who wrote some of elvis presley's early hits. >> because i didn't like their songs, either. ( laughter ) yakety-yak, don't talk back. charlie brown is a clown novelty songs. >> axelrod: but bob dylan didn't spend all night settling scores. he thanked artists who made his songs hits, the byrds, th

liz: i saw blue and brown. john, what did you see? >> i saw pepperoni and black olives.] liz: okay. i saw pepperoni and jalapeno with a whole wheat crust. good to see both of you. thank so much. >> thank you. liz: jim mizes, blaze pizza president, and jim davis, davis entertainment chairman. we're following the story, fox business was the first to really focus on this, and it's great to continue to see grease up into neuro-- great entrepreneurship. coming up we're talking to the man what's just been named the number one chef in the world. he has more than a dozen michelin stars. you've got to know that's so huge. did you see 100-foot journey where all they want is a michelin star? >>> speaking of the bell, 15 and a half minutes away, and that's what we're going to see. some investments mean red hot returns for your portfolio, others leave you with an arctic chill. coming up, our panel of multibillion dollar fund managers will tell you hot or not? what's hot and what's not for your money? and while the markets close at the top of the hour, we are always on call for you. h

. >> they have joe biden, john kerry, jerry brown. martin o'malley.y have people who could step in if she falters. right now, she's so far and away the most likely president of the united states. >> most likely president of the writs? >> most likely. if she performs shows authenticity more than anything else if she shows people who she really is and has a second chance to introduce herself, it would be hard to beat her if she performs. >> we need a rebuttal. >> i couldn't agree more. this time around, the democrats are putting the full "a" team on field. the gop side is full of governors and folks from other sectors. i'm looking forward to this. >> 220, 40 electoral votes. >> we'll talk more in a minute. we'll look at the whole gop field. a new poll out of new hampshire. let's see how they do with the power house puzzler. it's inspired by rosa parks. an remarkable collection of hers unveiled this week. back in 1965 parks went to work for a member of congress who is still serving today. who was that member of congress? we're back in two minutes with th

john and christine? >> that is fascinating. pamela brown, thanks for that. >>> oil prices are rising.izing finally. it may be bad news for drivers eventually but it's good news for the stock market. i explain in an early start on your money next. >>> let's get an early start on your money. oil prices are climbing and wall street is loving it. the dow climbed 305 points yesterday. it's up 350500 points in february. oil stocks leading the way. oil prices it looks like they have found a floor after crashing now for months. prices are rising up 20% in the last three days. that's the first meaningful move up we've seen in a long time and the biggest spike in oil since january 2009 at the end of the recession. so does that mean the end of $2 gas? not yet. but gas prices are ticking higher. the national average for a gallon of regular is $2.11 this morning. it's a 5 cent increase from yesterday. gas prices ended a record 123-day slide last week. they're expected to keep climbing a bit headed into the spring. so at least your portfolio is bouncing back but your gas bill when you fill up is ge

kate brown sworn in following the resignation of fellow democrat john kitzhaber. he left office last week in the midst of an influence peddling scandal. brown praised the former governor but said her office must restore oregon's trust. >>> an explosion in an exxonmobil refinery rattled a southern california community. a lot of people thought it was an earthquake. it sent flames into the air and an ash-like substance into neighborhoods and authorities say the power of the blast in torrance equaled a 1.7 magnitude earthquake. four people were injured. the destruction to production has already caused a spike in gas prices in california. >>> meanwhile, a water main break caused a huge mess in a hollywood neighborhood sending 100,000 gallons of water gushing into the streets. several cars were submerged. basement floods. an 18-inch cast iron pipe that burst was installed back in 1926. but officials say it had no history of leaks. >>> still ahead, what's behind a girl scout cookie backlog. >>> also happening now, an all out search and pet owners desperate for answers. a

john the masked terrorist found in the beheadings. holder would not confirm reports of his identity but told pamela brown that jihadi john has nowhere toe. >> we have shown that it doesn't matter how long it takes, it doesn't matter where you are. we'll find you, we will hunt you down and we will hold you accountable. >> in a war zone like syria, can you really do that? >> whether it's through the use of our military law enforcement capacity if you harm americans, it is the sworn duty of every person in the executive branch to find you and hold you accountable. >> do you think that we would go as far as sending in our u.s. troops to find him and hunt him down? >> i wouldn't put anything off the table. >> jihadi john is believed to be the man seen in at least six beheading videos. now that investigators believe they have identified him, we're hearing from the daughter of one victim british aid worker david haynes. this is what she had to say to itn news. >> it's a good step but i think all the families will feel relief once there's a bullet between his eyes. >> bethanie haynes says while she would like to see jihadi john with a bullet b

carmen chu and others and like to acknowledge the t o of hilton hotel john let's give them a round of applause and invite willie brown year of the rams lunar new year as the mayor has said commences as of now and in reality every year in san francisco we start the year out with every aspect of the chinese cultural celebration it is always started reason an administrative and goodwill and good health and hopefully great wealth this year is no different the year of the ram i'm told that there is the year of the anyone questioning can he i'm doing i'm going to have to avoid coming that one for fear that is an error i want to say each and every one of us need to enjoy the entire 14 or 15 days period of the chinese new year unlike almost any other places in the entire nation and mr. mayor for whatever reason the lord is shining that on us no rain over the next 6 days god thank you. >> thank you mayor brown and invite the finding 69 chinese chamber of commerce mr. eddy powell to say a few words. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you mr. eddy thank you invite ms. rose pack to say a few words audience i know that the

brown. new details on jihadi john and how he became the infamous isis executioner. new information on just how brutal their reign of evil is. >> 2014 will have been the most lethal year for global terrorism. isil conducted more attacks than any other terrorist group -- >> one of the victims u.s. journalist james foley was executed in front of the world by jihadi john. his mother is demanding the u.s. do more for hostages. >> our government needs to have a clearer policy and be more up front about what they can and cannot do. >> nbc's kir simmons with more on her son's killer. >> we are an islamic estate -- >> reporter: his british accent was one of the few clues to his identity. in isis propaganda videos only his eyes showing from behind a hood. but today he was identified. he is mohammed enwazi college educated, born in kuwait came to the uk in 1994 the son of a well to do family reportedly living in this home. where police and reporters gathered today far from the desert where enwazi was the front man for a string of murderers. journalist james foley. british aid

the saga of oregon's battle comes to an end as john kitzhaber's resignation comes to an end. kate brown the nation's first openly bisexual governor. >>> the next story is disturbing. new surveillance video just released shows what happened when a lone gunman opened fire on a kansas city bus last year injuring a 15-year-old girl. garrett haight reports. >> reporter: a surveillance camera on the outside of the bus show as man in the hoodity waiting at the bus stop. his hands in the bus stop. as the bus drives away he starts shooting firing six shots before the butt gets away. inside a teenage couple sits back the back door. they scramble for cover. she is hit. police respond from the shots fired system. they found a 15-year-old girl shot and bleeding and rushed her to children's mercy. at the time police believe the victim may have known the shooter. if she wasn't his target and reason, she may have known who was. >> we're still putting together the pieces of the puzzle. from what we understand, this was not a random act and our victim may know who the suspect is. >> reporter: now police

we know their names, michael brown, eric garner. john crawford. they are just a few.re across the country. their cases all ended the same but, no indictments and no punishments. they say a wrong was committed when an officer took pulled a trigger and took life of a person. it came after taking the life of this man. two rookie nypd officers entered the dark stairwell from the floor above. he did not make it out alive. investigators say liang was holding his gun in the same hand he used to open the door and the gun went off. he killed him. the officer has been indicted. a formal announcement is expected tomorrow. an indictment is not a determination of guilt or innocence. simply saying there is enough evidence to go to trial. it will happen among a tremendous national spotlight. tamins than the leading prestige moisturizer to fight 7 signs of aging. in just 4 weeks, skin looks up to 10 years younger. from the world's #1. olay. your best beautiful you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well - physically, financially, emotionally - its hard on your

the browns are standing by john mccain -- by johnny manziel during treatment. >>> he caught a bob cat. it was trapped in a neighborhood near sacramento after neighbors complained about losing their pets. the cats are not uncommon but they usually keep to themselves. >> they are around. they usually don't go after pets. >> more and more bobcats are coming out of the hills in such of water. >>> speaking of water, and rain, we have some -- well decent news here concerning the possibility of -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. a big pattern shift. different than we have seen for january. we know was dry. as we move forward now, the weather pattern shifts to a very productive rain pattern for us. not snow. a warm system. but rain. a long fetch of moisture coming in our direction. current situation, these are the highs today. mild. warm series of storms. temperatures remain in the 60s. not going to cool off much. not going to be great for snow pack. except the higher elevations but it will be real good for the bay area. let me back this out. here is what we are talking about. a atmosph

oregon's secretary of state kate brown will take over for current governor john kitzhaber. kitzhaber announced his resignation today amid a corruption scandal. his fiancee is accused of using their relationship to enrich herself. >>> a in an avalanche. his friends' quick action meant the difference between life and death. >>> why you could run into big problems with the u.s. postal service this weekend. >> somebody who the state of maryland felt dangerous had my information and knew where i lived. >>> an unsolicited love letters from inmates. >>> prisoners reaching out to women they don't even know from behind bars. an investigation by the news 4 i-team reveals there have been complaints to jail officials that inmates are sending them unwanted unexpected letters by mail. as the i-team's scott mcfarland reports now, some are concerned about so-called prisoner pen pal services. >> reporter: a handwritten letter, so uncommon these days. especially from a stranger. how are you doing? when this maryland woman, who we'll call angela opened hers -- >> hopefully your day has been f

kate brown sworn in following the resignation of john her office must restore trust. >>> an explosion in a refinery in california and it sent flames into the air and ash-like substances and the power of the blast in torrance equaled a 1.7 magnitude earthquake. the pro-duction is down causing higher places. >>> 100,000 gallons of water were gushing in the streets in hollywood. cast iron pipe that burst was installed back in 1926. officials say it had no history of leaks. >>> still ahead, what's behind a girl scout cookie backlog. >>> also happening now an all out search and pet owners guess separate for answers. a van filled with their beloved dogs stolen and it is still missing. >>> an inmate slips past jail guards. how he pulled it off. >>> well the federal reserve is apparently in no hurry to raise interest rates. minutes from the fed's meeting in late january, expressed growing concerns about inflation and lingering problems in the labor market if rates go up too soon. policymakers indicate they will be near zero. >>> muhammad ali is making a comeback three decades after his last f

. >>> vows to restore the public's trust kate brown sworn in yesterday, she replaces governor john, resignedice, amid allegations his fiancee used her relationship with him to land jobs for her consulting firm. brown the former secretary every state is the first openly by sexual governor in the nation. >> okay, still ahead exciting news for dr. seuss fans. a new book is on the way when you will be able to get your hands on it. >> plus, if you love the show empire, you will want to see. >> this going inside the empire after real music mogel ti. >> can you name one every his songs? >> um, stairway to heaven. >>> good news if you love dr. seuss. green eggs and ham! new book will hit store shelves this summer, discovered newly discovered manuscript with illustrations what pet should i get. goes on sale july 28th. and it features the same siblings from the popular one fish two fish red fish blue fish. >> now that is a tongue twister. that will will wake up your mouth. >> ya, back to 1991, but i'm sure, sue serio you remember reading these books to your daughter all the time. >> definitely, thing

brown has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, christine. with jihadi john isis high profile recruit, unmasked this morning, they are focusing on new followers here in the u.s. law enforcement i have been speaking with say we are going to keep seeing more isis-related cases until the propaganda machine is shutdown. the machine fuelling recruitment rapidly in the u.s. that was the discuss thursday on capitol hill. james clapper said you cannot shutdown the internet. >> the global media attention and widespread support and extreme circles for the attacks probably will inspire extremeist extremists. >> reporter: he also said 180 americans have tried to join the fight in syria and some have already returned to u.s. soil. in regards to the global threat, the final accounting is done 2014 will be the most lethal year for terrorism in the 45 years such data has been compiled compiled. a dire picture. christine. >> pamela thank you. attorney general eric holder sits down with cnn to discuss the war on isis during "new day." don't miss that. >>> we are learning more

brown has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, christine. with jihadi john isis high profile recruit unmasked this morning. u.s. officials say they are focused on the terror group's influence to attract followers in the u.s. officials i have been speaking with have said we will see more isis-related cases until the isis propaganda machine is shutdown. the machine fueling rapid recruitment in the u.s. that was the discussion among intelligence officials on the hill. the chief james clapper said in testimony on the hill you can't shutdown the internet. >> the widespread support in extremist circles will probably inspire others to conduct similar attacks. >> reporter: he said 180 americans have now tried to join the fight in syria and that some have already returned to u.s. soil. regards to the global threat he said the final accounting is done 2014 will be the most lethal year in terrorism in the 45 years the data has been compiled. christine. >> pamela thank you for that. the attorney general eric holder sits down with cnn to discuss so-called jihadi john dur

top law enforcer he really didn't have a whole lot to say about the identity of jihadi john but he told our pamela brown this. we're working to get that sound for all of you, but i do want to play a reaction from james foley's father. you might recall that james foley, of course was the first victim put on the slate behind jihadi john and then was slain. >> so in all fairness discovering who he is might be important to some people but it's certainly not important to me. >> foley's mother also responded to this news. and before we get to our guest, i want to give her a moment to speak as well. >> he did have the benefits of a comfortable upbringing and yet he's using his gifts and talents for such hatred and brutality. >> now, let's bring in the author of this book the new middle east protest and revolution in the arab world. to was gerges also professor of contemporary studies. now that jihadi john is potentially unmasked does this demystify the killer and hurt isis? >> no i don't think so. all we know is the identity of the butcher of isis. yet he's still at large. he's killed quite a few innocent civi

itinerant bible salesman and migrates to the united states and starts hearing about abolitionist john brown and decides she wants to enlist. she considers herself a devout christian and is against the idea of slavery and wants to fight for the union cause. so in the spring of 1861 in detroit, she enlists. and you might ask well, how could she pass the medical examination and fool the doctors in order to become a private for the union army? it's a good question, and, you know doctors across the country were told to conduct thorough medical examinations, but they all flouted these rules. they had quotas to fill, bodies to get out there as quickly as possible, so they conducted these rather cursory medical exams. they really only helped if you had powder cartridges, if you had enough fingers to pull the trigger and feet to march. that was pretty much it. so the doctor passes emma into the army, and she takes on the name private frank thompson, and she starts living among her comrades. and you might ask, well, how did they not detect she was a woman? after all, they're sleeping in the same tent

browns general manager released a statement saying in part we respect john neep's initiative in thisseahawks quarterback richard sherman will need surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left elbow. sherman played with injury. you can say him missiling it through during the nfc championship game. and he played sunday's super bowl loss to the new england patriots with the same injury. the expected recovery time is unclear. >>> now, here is a continuous lesson we get in permanency and regret regarding tattoos. newly hired bills coach rex ryan can probably expect a lot of changes this year. but one that you might want have expected is that he he's changed his colors. that's right. rex hit the tattoo parlor on friday to recolor a tattoo depicting his wife nothing but number six march sanchez jets jersey. so many things to regret in one tattoo. the jersey color to match the bills' blue this time. still toting a number 6, though so hopefully he'll remain a fan of buffalo punter coltman schmidt. >> let's get a check of the weather. >> they need a new number 6. that's the first thing he has

john surgery. sherman sustained the injury in his nfc championship game two weeks ago. >>> browns quarterback johnny manziel has entered treatment. what kind? spokesman says he needs to improve on being a better family member and teammate. ray farmer says we respect johnny's initiative in this decision and will fully support his progress. andrew hawkins tweeted saying much love and support to my brother johnny. proud of him, big step. football is secondary. go bless. manziel is expected to be in the program for a few weeks. >>> by now, you've probably seen the commercial like a girl by always. it's spreading a message and trying to change the phrase to do something like a girl. he added, a, like a girl? the franklins hear your message and this is how we feel about it. way to go. >>> president obama honored the 2014 nhl champions at the white house on monday. president obama was presented with a jersey and an engraved hockey stick. >>> and we all know a bet is a bet, right? jordy benson lost a bet on super bowl that cost him his beard. he made tyler promise to shave his head if the pat's lost and pai

matters at brown university a hot bed of liberal nism rhode island, there is debate over whether to allow the roc on campus. here to tell us all about it another political correct madness johnyou have been following this political correct thing up in brown, there is a student, i guess is he a columnist on the newspaper or something like that. is he leading the way to ban rotc. my question is does it take -- does isis have to come there and behead this kid before he understands what the hell is going on? >> maybe. i mean, what he wrote was that rotc is guilty of state sanctioned violence. >> sanctioned violence? >> defend himself. >> goes on and calls the cadets. he's a silly lefty. i went to brown once just to debate students, what's the new definition of rape. because one kid had been driven away from campus because he had sex with a girl when she was drunk. and that was considered rape. just trying to ask the questions, they drown me out screaming rape is not tv hype, and ripped off my microphone. >> how long ago was that. >> that was 15 years ago. but the culture has continued. they now talk about micro aggressions. any white man is committing micro aggression. you have

john boehner said when asked about nordquist. . >> not often i'm asked about a random person. >> kansas governor, sam brown, a poster child for trickle down economics has become a pariah for the g.o.p. because his massive cuts didn't produce the promised jobs. >> the sun is shining in canvas, different. >> they plagued kansas with a $279 million deficit and a credit rating downgrowed. critics are key to point out that brown's troubles are emblem attic of the movement, tax cuts without the growth, and it could be a signal that trickle down may be starting to fizzle out >>> david shuster join us now. this is an economic battle. it's almost ideological. it's emotional. if you are identify as a politician, you want taxes lower, democrats are okay with tax increases many want lower taxes, this is almost more emotional. >> they tend to talk past each other. the government - if they spend a dollar you know it's going back into the economy. if you give someone a dollar. maybe they spend it or put it overseas or in the mattress. with democrats, it's better economics if you know the government is spending the money than giving it to individual

josh brown the ceo of ritholtz wealth management. johne najarian the co-founder of ohm, steve grasso is on the floor of the new york stock exchange today and steve liesman has all of the headlines from day two of janet yellen's testimony on capitol hill. our game plan, what's ailing alibaba? after the biggest and most hyped ipo in history, the stock down 19% this year. star analyst bob peck on whether wall street was simply too bullish. the story on

reaction to michael brown from identical to the reaction of people on the premise bridge in selma to with this time the rate using guns to kill people not batons as they did when they met johnorter: the former santa cisco mayor willie brown and it was on the conversation as well as the rep the jet to jackson and others to consider the entire special this saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at coming up next sports director gary and his lovely wife alicea there will be here to open up the mail back and answer your questions and respond to your comments stay with us he has all the sports. time now for sports with gary brought to you by hershey. >>gary: of course dollars arbors poultry he has been released from hospital in scottsdale after two stints were placed in his arteries leading to his ready to go and the text message said he will rejoin the giants on sunday late yesterday after practice he won the to the hospital here tried to make their giants then my dad could not be in better spirits. you may access the five years when they finally are fighting their problems will to really hurt each other that is one you guys always drop the figures it could grow $400 million may 2nd at th