jum. [ applause ] we are now going to take audience questions and answers. no cards. so please pass them in so we can ask questions. you'll let me again ask karen, you spent the last year-and-a-half studying and observing how gideon's promise have been broken. what do you think is an obstacle to closing the gap between rich and poor people's justice. what have we learned about the solution? >> well, i think the biggest obstacle to closing this gap is the political desire to do so which is kind of -- i talked about that a little bit in my talk. but i think that, you know, and you can learn this lesson in many ways. i don't know when you go to work, i have to learn the same lessons over and over and they are a big epiphany for me each time t epiphany i had while i was working on this book i'm a journalist and i'm a generalist. i was really drowning in it for the first six months when i was reporting. i didn't know what was going on in court, i didn't know the language, i didn't know the process. it was all very complicated. and then i had my little epiphany which was th

. >> ♪ ...is gonna make you dance, 'cause that's how the world goes 'round ♪ ♪ love is a jum-bum-bumt, you know? music -- if you want to be a musician, it's got to be something you love, and you got to be passionate about it. and you know, it has to become your life, and it has to become who you are. [ slow music plays ] >> performing isn't his only passion -- jack's also a gifted songwriter. >> ♪ tell me your heart, tell me your head ♪ i have a variety of topics that i write about. you know, i can write about love, which i find, you know -- sometimes, the easiest thing to write about is love. >> ♪ i love you ♪ i love you ♪ i've never felt this way before ♪ ♪ i always hoped that this would be ♪ ♪ i kicked my nightmares out the door ♪ people write to me every day, and you know, i try to respond to, you know, most of my messages. and it's, you know, people -- i have really supportive fans on twitter and facebook. and it's amazing -- it really is. ♪ love hurts ♪ wow ♪ love hurts [ finale plays ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what's really amazing is seeing jack performing live. he'll switc

look at this metal part of an airplane, believed to be landing gear from one of the hijacked jum poe gets that crashed into the world trade towers. >> after a long period of time, i'm amazed. >> reporter: it's wedged between two buildings just a few blocks from ground zero. >> the space between the two buildings is 18 inches. the part has been measured to be five feet by four feet by 17 inches. it's a big part. and obviously, very, very narrow, confined area. >> reporter: authorities say it was found wednesday morning by workers doing construction. investigators swooped on to the scene. finding ing ing a serial numbere word boeing. how did it get there? >> could it have been lowered? there's a rope on it. it looks like it's intertwined with the part. we looked for marks on the wall. there don't appear to be any. >> reporter: it's now opening wounds nearly 12 years old. what does this mean for the families of the victims of 9/11. >> i don't know, sir. >> reporter: could there be remains inside? >> the chief medical examer will do an in-depth examination to see if there are, in fact, h

jerusalem forn jam you jum us tonight. >> pope francis i used his first easter as pope to call for peace in the world, specifically praying for peace on the korean peninsula and urging both sides to renew its spirit of regula reconciliatio. since be hing elected three weeks ago, francis placed a special emphasis on helping the poor and those in need. breaking with catholic tradition on thursday by washing the feet of both men and women during the holy thursday service. he also prayed for those suffering in syria and here in the holyland. meanwhile, protestants and catholics celebrated easter in jerusalem with services at the church, the site where christians believe jesus was crucified, buried and resurrected. in iraq, christians flocked to churches amidded extremely tight security. several hundred catholics wore worshiped at saint joseph's church in baghdad. >> harris: news of progress toward a deal. one senator, republican marco rubio is warning any kind of history making agreement is premature. we are are learning there is a marriage compromise between business owners and labor groups

." >> thanks, jum. >> have a seat.hen the company went public it was an immediate hit but there have been skeptics. they always sate same thick, late innings, eighth inning, ninth inning, we're done. i showed ut chart, housing starts. how if we're not even near where we used to be and yet affordability was so great are we almost done? >> if you overlaid that with existing homes, you'll see a very similar trade. we are at the beginning of the recovery. in the third quarter of last year we called the early stages of recovery. we got fairly strong in that commitment in the fourth quarter and we're very bullish now. remember, we're in a seven-year trough. we're coming out of a seven-year decline. unprecedented in the history of residential real estate. >> even in the '30s, were we that bad in the 'dhirts? >> no, we were not. we certainly have never seen a price reduction as we saw in this correction. this isn't a downturn. we view this as a housing correction. so when you have an asset that's correcting that substantially,

he slowed down enough to jum out of the cab while it was still moving and the suspect took off on foot hat under the hood. he was just booking it. >> reporter: police drove that stolen cab away a short time ago. we are on tapia off of holloway on the campus of san francisco state university. they are still looking for that suspect. >>> we are live. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> gilroy police still looking for the gunman that killed a man and sends another one to the hospital this morning after opening fire downtown. this happened wednesday. neighbors say both men were twa walking from a nearby market when they were attacked. one was a father of two just released from jail. friends say he was simply trying to get his life back on track. police at this hour do not have a motive for the shooting. the san jose paramedic who was shot has died. the hunt continues for the gunman. police say quinn boyer was attacked after visiting his father's home in oakland. when he stopped at the intersection of kell aer and hanson drive. a gunman shot him. propelling his car over the median i

>>reporter: cal fire's shawn kech jum says he knows what's ahead. >>> we know coming into the fire season we're going to be busy and working more extended days on big fires. >>reporter: already several significant wildfires have broken out around the state, including this 300-acre fire in riverside, county. in response, cal fire is hiring its seasonal firefighters about three weeks early. in santa clara county in the east bay, 42 seasonal firefighters will start work on monday with another 30 following one week later, 50 seasonal firefighters will start monday in sonoma county in the north bay and the peninsula will see 30 seasonal firefighters starting next month. >> so the week that they come in, they go back through basic safety training, hose ways, handle tool management and physical fitness training. >>reporter: chief tim maine says staffing up early mains a full complement of crews will be early if the predictions of an early fire season come true. >> most seasons we're not fully staffed until july 1st. >>reporter: so this is early for you. >> this is early for us. the lack of rainf

this morning her loved ones are not only having to cope with her death but also a mix jum that has compoundedn monday krystle campbell's family actually thought she was alive undergoing surgery at massachusetts general hospital. but their homes were dashed. the woman doctors thought was krystal was her good friend karen rand. her family found out when they went to the hospital. >> i know of the implications but -- it's very terrible for the family. >> reporter: both women had gone to the marathon to watch karen's boyfriend cross the finish line. karen was carried krystal's i.d. which led to the mixup. >> it's very easy for a rumor to spread around thinking somebody's a certain name when they're not. on tuesday krystal's mother spoke to reporters about the loss. >> i can't believe this happened. she was such a hard worker at everything she did. this doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: she moved to arlington, massachusetts, two years ago to take care of her ailing grandmother. she worked as a restaurant manager. on her facebook face she listed herself as a fan of the tv show "true blood" and h

there is no rush to jum here as as to where they are from on why they might have been doing what they are doing. we will take the information when we get it right. again, suspects are brothers. one of them 19 years old with a massachusetts driver's license and he is the one who is still on the run. he is the one who has caused the town of watertown to be completely locked down. the surrounding areas to be completely locked down, for people to be kept in their homes for mass transit to be shut down. for literally anybody who is on the street to expect to be approached by police and ask their hands to be taken out of their pockets or out of their coats because nobody is going to be in the street right now without a cop or a military official or a law enforcement official approaching them to ask them to why they are there. they don't want anybody out until this suspect, this 19-year-old from massachusetts or at least with a massachusetts driver's license, is found. there were earlier reports that they had him perhaps circled in a building. they might have identified a building that he wa