. >> reporter: still ahead, i'm sheryl kahn in las vegas, where the housing boom went bust and buying could still be a gamble. >> susie: the new york auto show opens this weekend in manhattan, and u.s. automakers are firing on all cylinders. general motors is one of them. its march sales jumped 12%-- not bad for a company that was in bankruptcy just three years ago. when i talked today with mark reuss, president of g.m. north america, he said the automaker will do even better the rest of this year thanks to a big rollout of new vehicles. >> this summer for general motors, we executed the cadillac, and looking to traverse the acadia, and the enclave, for all three of those brands, and a part of the market that we frankly own, or a piece of it, those are big important volume launches for us. we've got the momentum that will increase bringing those products on line. and that's what we look forward to. >> susie: mark, how close is the u.s. auto industry to getting back to normal? how close? >> that's a great question. i'm not sure what normal feels like. it has been a long time. and so wh

back in a moment. >> rose: michael kahn is here. he is the artistic director of the shakespeare theater company in washington, d.c. he has been a lover of the theater and a lover of shakespeare all his life. in elementary school he started his own theater troupe. he came to the shakespeare theater company in 1986 and he has been there ever since. this season the company is celebrating its 25th year. kahn explains his endless fascination with the famed writer this way "shakespeare opens our minds. he helps us to see deeper and farther interwhat it means to be human. each generation shares that legacy and each generation has a responsibility to carry it forward." i am pleased to have michael kahn at this table for the first time as part of our series on shakespeare. welcome. >> great to be here. >> rose: i like that quote. that's exactly right. just tell me how you came to this... >> myself? >> rose: yes. >> well, i think... my mother was a russian immigrant and she was sort of self-taught and by the time i knew her she was a business

kahn's view, and our view today, is that innovation and human ingenuity, when properly guided, can overcome resource scarcity and provide alternatives that enable us to be prudently optimistic about the future of america and the world. we are co-hosting today's event with securing america's future energy. safe was launched as an action-oriented, non-partisan organization dedicated to reducing america's oil dependence by advocating for comprehensive energy reform. safe has done extraordinary work at getting the energy security a issue on the public agenda, thanks in part to its dynamic and strategic founder, safe's president, ceo robbie diamond, who is with us today. in 2006, under robbie's leadership, safe formed the leadership council. they were dedicated to reducing the u.s. oil dependence. it includes four men who are with us today. all are former marines who care deeply about our country and it's future. and i'll introduce them by the order in which they're seated. frederick w. smith, and co-chair man, fred hit knees to information. fedex is a 38,000 logistical company serving 32 countr

this is a suit brought on by the hotel maid, accusing strauss-kahn last year. his lawyers are asking to dismiss the lawsuit because their client had diplomatic immunity as head of the international monetary fund as a result of that charge. >>> a federal judge has denied the request to release photos and video from the osama bin laden compound. a raid was carried out by u.s. commandos last year. a conservative watchdog group is now seeking the records under the freedom of information act and has now filed an appeal. >>> about 9,000 marines stationed on okinawa will be use today a u.s. territory of guam and other places in the asian pacific. it's part of a broaden design to diffuse the tensions. about 10,000 marines will remain on the island. >>> a struggling gets help from a kayaker in the araban see. this was last month when he found a turtle entangled in a fishing net. he managed to get that turtle free. the man says the coastline has become littered with discarded fishing net during the past decade. >>> 5:26. she's got her shoes, dress and ticket, but one pen

strauss-kahn's lawyer says that he has diplomatic immunity because the imf post.nied wrongdoing. >>> and in oakland authorities say the man suspected of killing 7 people at a christian college in california now on a hunger strike. authorities say that he is not -- has not eaten since april 3rd when he arrived. he is moved to a jail on friday and he's been charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting rampage and has not entered a plea. >>> today's former presidential candidate john edwards will sit in court accused of violating campaign finance laws. his former aide andrew young will take the stand to tell what he knew about the affair with rielle hunter. prows cutors a intend to play -- prosecutors intend to play voice mails young left. but it was revealed that young was contacting witnesses to compare testimony and he had a one-nightstand with one of them. listen to what young had to say in 2010. >> this was completely john edward idea and plan. >> young controlled cash payments begin to hunter to cover up the affair. the jury must decide if edwards k

dominique strauss-kahn denies wrongdoing. 5:05 on this tuesday morning, 41 degrees. >> more troubling news about social security. how it may run out years ahead of the earlier projection. >> new options for women want to start a family. how was simple blood test can determine how many eggs a woman has at any point in time. >> a look at traffic and the forecast ahead. there's 395 at shirlington. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. >> rise and shine. we want to look at traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> it's cold outside. >> i am slowly facing it. by t-mobile and the next day -- by tomorrow and the next day, my tools will

. >> reporter: eric kahn and ruben sinenz represented five construction workers who in 2009 pooled their money with another company employee, america loeps, for a chance at winning a $77 million power ball jackpot. lobes took an extended leave of absence from the job and returned to work four months later, only to tell his boss he was quitting. he won the lottery. lobes claims he bought the ticket alone and didn't use any pool money. a jury recently awoorded his co-workers $4 million each. >> given the stakes, you better be darn sure you make clear to everyone you've also bought personal tickets and these are my personal tickets and these are the pool tickets. otherwise, it's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: don't think those mcdonald's employees in maryland aren't taking notes. now to the mega millions second big winner. the ticket was bought here in the sleepy illinois town of red bud. >> oh, my gosh! everybody just is guessing and rumors are flying. >> reporter: 3500 people live here. everyone knows everyone, and everyone wants to know one thing. >> everyone is wondering who won it

. >> reporter: eric kahn represented five construction workers who in 2009 pooled their money with another company employee for a chance at winning a $77 million power ball jackpot. lopez took an extended leave of absence and returned to work four months later to tell his boss he was quitting. he won the lottery. he claimed he bought the ticket alone. a jury awarded hisco workers, $4 million each. >> if you buy other tickets, you have to make it clear. otherwise it's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: don't think those mcdonald's employees in maryland aren't taking note. now to the second big winner, the ticket was bought in the sleepy illinois town of red bud. >> oh, my gosh, everybody's guessing and rumors are flying. >> reporter: 3,500 people live here. everyone knows everyone, and everyone wants to know one thing. >> everybody's wondering who won it, how many, whether it's one person or a bunch of people. i myself, hope it's a bunch of people. >> reporter: we did our best to find out. this is the only happening place in town. maybe somebody knows something here. inside the bar we came

the housekeeper claimed strauss-kahn tried to rape her in his hotel suite last may. the former international monetary fund leader denied doing anything violent in their encounter. prosecutors dropped related criminal charges last summer. >>> today former congresswoman gabrielle giffords will be back in the district for the first time since she left congress. gifford will receive the we are emily award from emily's list. that's a group dedicated to electing pro-choice democratic women to political office. organizers will also announce the creation of a new award named in giffords' honor. it's meant to recognize women at the beginning of their political careers. giffords resigned from her house seat earlier this year so she could focus on her recovery from a gunshot wound to the head. >>> d.c.'s largest free military and spouse career fair is today. about 100 employers including amazon, lockheed martin, and chick fil-a will be on hand. there will be seminars and on-site resume critiques. jane watrel will moderate one of the seminars. the fair will be held at the walter

not get their 200th 200th win but it was a big night for them, especially for jeff gordon and kasey kahne. those two drivers needed solid finishes like tonight. >> mike: greg biffle is for real. the points leader and now has a win. >> chris: success in kansas. thanks, guys, good job tonight, and when you talk about the guys who have had -- jimmie johnson leading the most laps. they're closer, to victory lane. >> michael: did you see jimmie johnson go into turn three, turn sideway, scrubbed the wall. they're running on adrenaline. when they settle down they're going to be wore out. 200-miles-an-hour down the straightaway and side wears in turn. >> chris: looked lime jimmie wouldn't cruise home. coming up next. many on you've late local news. west coast, hang in for other programming. next saturday, major league baseball on fox. and toupe in whenever you can. among the games, yankees and red sox, 3:30 eastern, 12:30 pacific. we talk about kansas. brad keselowski won the spring race there. back in the fall jimmie johnson -- the last win for him at hendrick motor sports. we'll watch closely,

wisconsin offensive lineman, peter kahns is another possibility. >> some have to go in the play becauseave to fulfill him but we still and have said this for 16 years we will not take knee over a real good player. >> lots of real good players at the roof of a hotel in new york. >>> play off hockey, boston game seven of the series every game decided by one goal. for the fourth time in the series overtime thanks to braden holtey. 31 saves. tied in overtime here's the cap on the attack and the rebound. that knocks out boston the defending champ is a 2-1 capitals victory. >>> thrilling finish in local lacrosse. the women of umc. umbc the retrievers rally. and hang on for their first win over hopkins in 13 years. i'll be out in owins mills for the ravens draft tomorrow evening. >> thank you, mark. >>> coming up talk about the ultimate wing man. >> how this goose became one this is bobby. say hello bobby. hello bobby. (laughter) hello bobby. do you know you could save hundreds on car insurance over the phone, online or at your local geico office? tell us bobby, what would you do with all thos

. >> reporter: kahn's defense team. >> he wishes he had never been involved, ever. >> reporter: sincef other marylanders have been charged with less serious terror-related incidents. >> do you think the government is taking the right steps to stop homegrown terrorists? >> yes. but we cannot forget, there's an ease of entry into these activities. >> reporter: the transformation from a quiet teen to a terrorist leaves some people who knew him puzzled. >> who knows what triggers anyone. >> i guess they could be anywhere. >> kahl will serve between 19-25 years for his crimes. >>> a florida woman discovers the shocking reason behind her breathing discomfort. she was scheduled for cancer surgery after a black spot was found on her lungs. a doctor in cuba reminded her about swallowing a fruit pit nearly 30 years ago. a few years later she started coughing and violently the pit came out. she says her breathing has improved and she's feeling better than ever. >>> watch what happens in texas when a foul ball is tossed into the stands. a man if the blue shirt grabs it away from a small boy. the

saul kahn and others as a giant wave that will change the way people around the world learn? >> i see this fundamentally changing the entire learning experience. i'll give you an example and the example is from and then you move on to the next class where you don't the prerequisites to succeed. there's a one size fits all model that leaves kids behind. what a digital medium can afford us is a personalization where you go by your own speed, you can rewind the professor. the medium can find lectures that suit you. so that your fundamental token of experience is a positive one. you did something, you achieved something and i get thousands of e-mails of students who tell me i come to you udacity classes and i feel good about myself because i achieved something and that's that's not an experience most kids being educated share. >> rose: here's what you said. you said "having done this i can't teach at stanford again, i feel like there's a red pill and blue pill and you can take the blue pill and go back to your classroom and lecture to your 20 students but i've taken the red pill

kahn see the barrier there. the last hour we watched the crew using the heavy, wrapped up this clean up using heavy construction equipment. with the front end loader and shovel they carted away mud and rock that slid down this hill yesterday morning. one of the biggest concerns when this happened was the house at the top of the hill. the worry was that the foundation may have shifted putting the stability of the structure in question but engineers have determined that it is safe for now so long as no more of the hill slides. this is what it looked like yesterday. just after the slide. couple tree came down and brought down power lines along with them. before the road opened crew were working on clearing up water that was still draining from the hillside. >> we put in a little drain that will put it out that the storm drain system and just get rid of the water so there is nothing piling up behind these concrete barrier we put in. >>reporter: now the huge concrete barrier were hoisted into place as essentially the

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criminal charges against strauss-kahn in connection with the incident were dropped last summer. >>> the secret service prostitution scandal is widening yet again. a 12th member of the u.s. military is now under investigation. the pentagon says it has suspended the security clearances of all the military personnel who have so far been implicated. the secret service has also taken action against 12 of its own employees. >>> some depressing news -- social security may be going broke sooner than expected due to the economic slump and rising energy prices. the social security program will run out of money in 2033. that's three years sooner than the last prediction. the trustees say medicare's hospital insurance fund is going to run out of money in 2024. congress may wait until november to address the crisis. >>> voters in five eastern state goes to the polls today. it's primary day for republicans in connecticut, delaware, new york, pennsylvania and rhode island. if mitt romney wins all five races, he will not technically clinch the nomination in terms of delegates. that's expected to happen

studies in paris is is known for training french politicians, including former imf chief dominic strauss-kahn >>> 15 people are dead this morning following a warehouse fire in southern moscow. the building was use today house vendors which had construction materials. the bodies were found two hours after that fire started. authorities say the fire could have been caused by an electrical heater. >>> as a result this morning more than 10,000 people are without electricity in japan. it killed two people and injured about 160 others. that storm grounded more than 500 flights and stopped commuter trains in and around tokyo. >>> if you're decorating easter eggs this week with your kids, do you think you can match this? this woman in germany wears a traditional costume to purchase her easter eggs and she demonstrates the wax technique that she uses to create the beautiful wo

sheryl kahn, "nightly business report," las vegas. >> reporter: i'm suzanne pratt in new york city. spring came early to the big apple this year and so did the prime selling season for real estate. >> it is hot. the crazy thing about it is just that there's no inventory. >> reporter: manhattan's market is becoming bifurcated. sales of studio apartments picked up in the first quarter and luxury is very strong. take for instance this stunning townhouse, a lenane listing. it can be yours for a cool $12 million bucks. it's got tranquil living space, a killer master bathroom, and quite the gourmet kitchen. so, who's buying these high- priced digs? experts say in large part: foreigners. but housing expert jonathan miller says the more terrestrial end of the market has yet to fully recover. >> the balance of the market i almost describe as dull, or mundane. >> reporter: manhattan prices are still well below where they were before the 2007 peak. but, the market here is rebuilding and it's one of the strongest in the country. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: i as

chairman dominique strauss kahn that the allegations put forward against him last year well orchestrated by cozy true and why is this claim coming out. well because one there's a lot of people in good places who understand that this does not seem to be right the way he was arrested at that time me and many others believe hughes arrested because he was he had already announced that if you were reelected he was going to stop raping africa so severely with i.m.f. policies and the guard said oh no no no no we're not ready to give africa a break we're making too much money on our lending practices and economic management in africa he shook a major pillar of global economic management and he had to go all right so. what you're saying here but what you've just said it's going to have the conspiracy theorists pouncing all over us for that but we accept it here at all it's a fortnight before i let you go before i let you go acted he wanted to know not just a moment i wish we had more time for this but there is one issue i do want to get you here we're not seeing and finally there have been claims

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around the world of countries aspiring to seek nuclear weapons have been significantly aided by the aq kahn network which there are varying reports about how much the pakistani government knew or encouraged that network. but it's something that basic proliferation of nuclear technology is something we need to be concerned about. it's another reason that north korea case, i think, is instructive. north korea has been a problem. it has not been an issue that has not had any impact on u.s. or allied security interests. north korea has proliferated nuclear technology. it's been an extensive proliferator of missile technology to a number of countries. and these are all things we would need to be concerned about if we had an iranian regime with nuclear weapons. so getting beyond the containment discussion, when you look at the military option it certainly is not a good option. if we were truly serious about taking military action, the time to strike was probably a number of years ago when the program was much smaller, less spread out and would have been easier to destroy with the limited strike t