kelly. >> kelly: looking forward to that. well, police in texas arresting a man for threatening a district attorney, in the same county where two prosecutors were recently murdered, i should say. robert alan miller is held on 1 million dollars bail. he is the second person arrested this week for making similar threats. kaufman county is on edge after the murders of district attorney mike mclelland, his wife cynthia, along with the murder of his assistant d.a., mark hasse. police do not believe either of this week's threats are related to those murders. >> and manhunt is going on for a member of a white supremacist gang wanted in the murder of colorado's prison chief. police want to question thomas guolee. he may be armed and dangerous. guolee's mother is urging himself to turn himself in. >> i know that he needs to turn himself in. i don't want to visit a grave. don't stay on the run, the more things can happen even if you're not involved in them and your name could come up. so turn yourself in and get it over with. >> and ye

kelly?e, more americans are tapping into their nest eggs these days that's how tough times are. >> jamie: i read about it. >> kelly: what's behind the growing trend and what it means for our economy as a whole. >> jamie: we're going to have alternatives and maybe people won't need to do that and remember this, the cruiseline that cost nearly $800,000 for the coast guard to rescue the stranded "triumph", the company now says they don't have to pay that money back. why? alec, for this mission i upgraded your smart phone. ♪ right. but the most important feature of all is... the capital one purchase eraser. i can redeem the double miles i earned with my venture card to erase recent travel purchases. d with a few clicks, this mission never happened. uh, what's this button do? [ electricity zaps ] ♪ you requested backup? yes. yes i did. what's in your wallet? >> well, you've got to hear this story. carnival cruise is refusing to reimburse the u.s. coast guard for money it spent rescuing one of its

this is what brother kelly was all about. he is to me almost the saint frances of the tenderloin because it was his spirit that had this project. we had everybody's participation to make sure this was done right and well. this is the way we think of quality lives for housing people who both have the alternatives and also, not only housing them, but providing them with the services that they can live and dignify in life because it's never been about the brick and mortars. in this city it's about living with dignity. this is what san francisco is about. i don't care if i'm in ireland or paris france or back here in san francisco. it's about the quality of life we want to live and the greatness of this city we love to represent. this project does it all and it does it with so many partners who have come together to make it happen and to play in their roles in a concerted effort to say 172 people's lives are about to get the kind of experience that many of us who came to san francisco want. this quality of life, linking the san f

you just don't know what's going on in this world. >> and kelly -- kelly, one of the survivors is tellingone of the people still in the hospital is telling friends he looked at one of these two suspects in the eye. he saw him drop off that backpack. they made eye contact and he still left that backpack right there walked away and according to the authorities, dialed the number and that bomb blew up. kelly: well, thank you so much, jim, for giving us so much good and helpful information and to the people of boston, of course, the nation is praying for you. thinking about all of you. thank you. jim dolan, broadcasting from massachusetts for us this morning. carson: thanks, jim. [applause] ok. kelly: having said that there, were these two men. we showed this, the cover of the newspaper on our show yesterday because they had zeroed in on two other fellows that they were looking for that had backpacks and turns out they were athletes . they're marathon runners. one is a

i'm joined here in city hall by police commissioner ray kelly.ur city and nation received a horrific reminder that we remain targets for terrorists, and immediately upon news of the explosions in boston, we fully mobilized the new york city police department counterterrorism operations because we thought there was a possibility there could be a related attack here. we now know that that possibility was, in fact, all too real. last night we were informed by the fbi that the surviving attacker revealed that new york city was next on their list of targets. he told the fbi, apparently, that he and his brother had intended to drive to new york and designate additional explosives in times square. they had built these additional explosives, and we know they had the capacity to carry out the attacks. if god forbid they had arrived in new york city and gone to times square, one thing for sure, they would have seen an enormous police presence, but they would not have seen extensive networks of cameras that are part of our security initiative to help police

so many desert rocks on that 0 on the way home kelly got a flat tire. this video out in the dark helping. >> i'm kind of concerned about the -- >> her bond with her mother is tighter than ever gloria giffords sat by her daughter's hospital bed for several hours an plays a hunl roll. >> there may be a hope for giffords to have a child of her own. when he was shot she was trying to get pregnant with very tillty treatment, you were in the middle of ibf hoping to have a baby. >> yes. >> obviously the challenges are quite different now. >> they would like lie have to use a surrogate. >> we talk about it. haven't made a decision. >> sure, giffords has her moments of frustration and anger but that does not define her. >> not resentful? no. >> how is that possible? >> move ahead. move ahead. i'm happy. >> you are happy. where does it come from? how do you keep this kind of optimism given what you've been through and what you're still going through. >> i want to make the world a better place. i want to make the world a better place. >> cnn's dana bash reporting.

so many desert rocks that on the way home kelly got a flat tire.is cell phone video of giffords, daughter of a tire store owner. gloria giffords sat by her daughter's hospital bed for countless hours and played a central role in giffords' recovery. and maybe a sliver of hope for giffords to have a child of her own. when she was shot she was in the middle of fertility treatment. you were in the middle of ivf. they still have two frozen embryos, but given her injuries, they likely to have to use a surrogate. >> i don't know. >> we talked about it. we talked about it. haven't made a decision yet. >> she has had her moments of anger and frustration, but that does not define her. resentful? >> no. >> how is that possible? >> move ahead. >> you are happy. where does it come from? how do you keep this kind of optimism given what you've been through and what you're still going through? >> i want to make the world a better place. i want to make the world a better place. >> and these days for giffords trying to make the world a better place means lobbying he

it was kelly's calling to work with housing.e really believed if he could stabilize a person they would grow. everybody in this room is a tribute to that and this is really especially in incredibly wonderful. i didn't know this -- we were traveling in another country and i found a bunch of american pennies on the ground. i realized people telling me -- pennies are very special and it takes a lot of pennies to do something like this. it starts with one penny to make something wonderful like this for a lot of people. thank the staff because every single person makes a different. thank you very much. >> i would like to thank you for >>> good afternoon and thank you for coming. i'm delighted to announce that our first effort is unleashed upon the world. [ applause ] . it's only been two-and-a-half years since the moment of conception of this idea. it's an amazing tribute to our community. it reached three levels of impossibility, of getting a permit and designing it and putting it on this structure and the impossibility of getting i

> i think really appropriate for kelly and annie. i'm going to ask them to go see eric trump. >> but before we meet eric, you need to know why annie and kelly are so insistent on helping others. >> my life in the last three years has changed so dramatically that i wouldn't even recognize myself. >> kelly is annie's second husband. before that, she was happily married for 25 years to her first husband, paul, but sadly within months of be being diagnosed with a rare lung disease, he passed away. >> a couple weeks after his funeral, i had a notice that we were being foreclosed on. and i didn't have a clue that it was that bad. >> paul handled the finances and never told annie their farm was in foreclosure. her children were out of the home and grown. now her husband was gone. she felt so alone. >> there were mornings i drove home from work and i didn't want to go in the house, because i was so empty, i thought you're going to lose it all. where are you going to live? i'd sometimes turn the car around and go somewhere else because i didn

we have naomi kelly, harlan kelly, mohammed nuru, rhonda simmons heading upstreamly important departmentsd i've got to say this. if we can't get the job done with these people in these important positions or some tremendous progress, i don't know where else to look because this is a great start. yes. (applause) >> but we also have tremendous help from people who are helping us create the policies and the accountability in all the different departments. melva davis,

hi, carolin. >> good morning, kelly. take a look at the smi, which is underperforming the rest of europe. that is because nestle has a 25% waiting on the smi. nestle up 1.3% on the back of this miss in terms of first quarter sales. organic growth, this is the key metric that we always look at at 4.3%. this is the slowest first quarter sales growth in four years. and it is a big surprise, given that its rival earlier this week showed organic growth more than 5% and that was a big positive splice. so many analysts this morning scrunching their heads. but let's take a look at some of the factors that negatively impacted nestle's first quarter numbers. you've got the long winter and that very much negatively impacted the water concerns. momentum is europe is really coming to a stand still with mature markets up 0.9%. and let's not forget emerging markets, this is where nestle arrived from 4% to 3%. growth in the emerging markets dropping to single digits. remember, there is still a low double digit growth territory last year

o'donnell and kelly, i understand you've got more breaking news on this as well. >> craig, there is so much happening here, i've got a couple of things i want to tell you, first, on guns, we were first to report that kelly ayotte, republican of new hampshire, will be making it very difficult for those who are supporting manchin toomey to get that passed, but just seconds ago, we had a loud speaker announcement here at the russell senate office building where police say there is a suspicious package near the office of richard shelby and therefore, they are trying to clear the area. everyone here is on high alert because of what's happened in boston and because of what's happened with a ricin letter, a suspicious letter sent to roger wicker, republican of mississippi. off site, they detected as a mail facility, a letter that contained a white granular s substance that in an initial test proved to be ricin. work on that continues. where i'm standing now, if you can hear overhead, there's sort of a muffle ed sound of police announcing they are clearing the area around richard shelby's o

kelly. they'll consider the nomination of sill via. both of those will gets votes at about noon eastern today. >>> lawmakers will return to work on an online sales tax bill. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. almighty god, our heavenly father, who of your great mercy have promised to supply all our needs, confirm and strengthen us in all goodness and bring us into the joy of abundant living. today, give our senators the gifts of wisdom and understanding, of knowledge and judgment, so that those held captive will enjoy again the freedom and the peace of your providential love. help us to show our gratitude to you with words and actions of affirmation. tune our minds to the frequency of your spirit, as we dedicate this day to serve you. and, lord, we ask you to bless our capitol police, who risk their lives for freedom each day. we pray

it was kelly's calling to work with housing.e really believed if he could stabilize a person they would grow. everybody in this room is a tribute to that and this is really especially in incredibly wonderful. i didn't know this -- we were traveling in another country and i found a bunch of american pennies on the ground. i realized people telling me -- pennies are very special and it takes a lot of pennies to do something like this. it starts with one penny to make something wonderful like this for a lot of people. thank the staff because every single person makes a different. thank you very much. >> i would like to thank you for >>> i'm maria, executive director of the transit joint powers authority. i can't tell you how excited i am to be here on this special occasion. congratulations, everyone, we did it. before i jump to remarks i wanted to recognize senator boxer along with senator feinstein and pelosi has been extremely helpful to helping us where we are today. also from railroad association and secretary los angeles -- we

it was kelly's calling to work with housing.e really believed if he could stabilize a person they would grow. everybody in this room is a tribute to that and this is really especially in incredibly wonderful. i didn't know this -- we were traveling in another country and i found a bunch of american pennies on the ground. i realized people telling me -- pennies are very special and it takes a lot of pennies to do something like this. it starts with one penny to make something wonderful like this for a lot of people. thank the staff because every single person makes a different. thank you very much. >> i would like to thank you for >> the renovation of balboa park, the oldest in the city of san francisco, and now it is the newest part in the city of san francisco. through our partnership, and because of public investment from the two thousand eight fund, we are celebrating a renewal and an awakening of this park. we have it safer, happier, more joyous. >> 3, 2, 1, [laughter] =--[applause] >> it is a great resource for families, to

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and this has only begun for kelly ayotte. this is just the beginning for kelly ayotte. she is going to have so much political firepower poured on her political operation and she is a northeast republican. that's a vanishing breed. she's got some decisions to make moving forward. maybe she helps rewrite a new background check bill with pat toomey? i'm telling you, we are not going away. americans are going to remember newtown. they are not going to forget easily 20 first graders gunned down and not forget what what happened in oregon or in a mall or what happened across america. >> what can done to pressure her now. >> i think it's happening. >> and so you've got elements like gabby giffords and mayor bloomberg's operation and like the president's grassroots operation. and i think that the key will be can they find some vehicle where she and other republicans who voted no last time and maybe some of the democrats can say, this is a different bill. they improved it. is there some sort of big leaf operation and vehicle? and i think she is very gettable in that situation. n

i'm kelly. is that right? >> yes, that's right.reporter: he's the dominant male here at the los angeles zoo. dr. fril's work started six years ago this very day. when i first met him, i was skeptical. this is very, very hard to believe. >> i was a little disturbed ,as well. >> reporter: the more i learned, the more amazed i became. the doctor was able to develop a remarkable computer program. the envy of all in the community. here's what he discovered. when a gorilla says -- [ grunting ] -- that means i'm hungry. listen to the roll into the sharp grunt. not to be confused with this -- [ grunting ] -- which means i would like to mate. he can isolate consonants and vows. after a long intense day of study, i was ready. or so i hoped. here he is. he's still just staring at me. [ reporter grunting ] >> less nasal. perfect. >> reporter: that's me asking what his favorite color is. [ grunting ] black. that one-word translation, seismic. >> gorillas are incredible. this is an incredible discovery. >> reporter: fril is already developing a

kelly is next. >> bill: kelly file segment tonight.ator mitch mcconnell says somebody bugged his office and posted the actual audio of private conversations on a web site belonging to the far left magazine mother jones. the fbi now investigating that and here to tell us all about it attorney and fox news anchor megyn kelly. the smoking gun, kelly, is this. somebody in mcconnell's office saying some bad stuff about ashley juted. >> sleerly emotionally unbalanced. the >> bill: why is the fbi involved? >> because senator mcconnell. this is a top republican in the u.s. senate says that wasn't the product of a mole. somebody on his team taping him without his knowledge and taping his team without his knowledge that he claims was somebody bugging his campaign headquarters. watergate style. that's his accusation. >> that's a federal offense? felony? >> absolutely right. under federal law and under kentucky law, which would control here. it is illegal to tape somebody unless one party to the conversation has consented. if you are and kentucky.

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hi, makiko. >> hello, kelly. with help from boeing engineers, the two carriers are now replacing battery wes modified ones. they include more protection around the cells to kab overheating, a case to prevent a fire from spreading. the replacement work is estimated to take about five days per aircraft followed by several weeks of test flights. the carriers are hoping to resume operations and start flying passengers in june. japan's all nippon airways own 17 dream liners. all jets worldwide have been grounded since mid january when a battery overheating caused smoke in two of them. about third of the jets' components are supplied by japanese companies. and battery supplies gs yuasa has conducted a joint investigation with boeing. so far, no problems have been found in their test process. this incident seems to have limited impact on production. back to you, kelly. >> thank you, makiko. let's get straight out to stephane now because we're about to find out just how big spain's deficit and debt numbers were last year

kelly, what's going on. >> it's elimination night. i'm going to tell you why jacoby jones is pretty shave coming up. >> you could be live in los angeles with kelly. all you have to do is tell us you would like to whine a trip to -- win a trip to see the "dancing with the stars" finale. we'll tell you new out to the west we go. some big hold storms starting to fire up. we'll have the full forecast coming up after this. óç >>> with the tragedy in boston, the cast was ready to put a smile on your face. there you g jacoby jones set a high -- you go. jacoby jones set a high goal. they scored 26 out of 30. abc2's kelly swoope sales she feels jacoby is safe. >> he says he wants to get some 10's next time around. those viewer calls are very, very important. they take an average between all the contestants and somehow calculate. it's very confusing. the bottom line is he got good scores, plenty of votes. we know he has the personality. we hope he has what it takes. >> we were at the grove, an upscale shopping area when we stumbled upon the set

interview with gabby giffords and her husband mark kelly. safe to say you will find something very surprising, including this family moment at their home in tucson. >> this is the same kind of gun gabby was shot with, a glock nine millimeter glock but in that case it had a magazine that held 33 rounds. this when it's full holds 17. he shot 33 rounds. every round hit somebody, we think. >> so what does his wife think of his choice of weapon in target practice during her recovery from a near fatal gunshot wound? find out next. >>> later, she lost a child at sandy hook. dylan hockley's mom nicole joins us. she's here on capitol hill. we talk to a u.s. senator who wants to filibuster a new debate on gun control laws. we'll talk to him ahead. we'll be right back. black blank >>> welcome back. as we said at the top of the broadcast, there is late news tonight on a break in the logjam in that building behind me over gun control legislation. details on that in a moment. it is significant but not necessarily a game changer and it doesn't make the big

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kelly:xcited. kelly: this is a friday crowd. [applause] michael: they called into work like they were sick so they can come here. get them fired. kelly: i know. i hope you're not seen on tv. [laughter] usually sometimes like your trivia number in the audience, you'll see pick a number between 7,012, and we're like number four and number four never stands up, it's because number four called in sick and doesn't want to be seen. [laughter] mie you? how's your night? kelly: it was great. i did one of my favorite things yesterday. a lot of people don't like to do this. i happen to love to do this. i got my teeth cleaned. [applause] yes. cleaned my teeth. michael: i didn't know so many people love getting their teeth cleaned. kelly: he took me to that horse stall and he hosed me down. michael: do you get the gas when you do that? kelly:

kelly: i'm good.od day. right on. yes. the prizes in the dentist office are becoming extraordinary, aren't they? we used to have like the plastic ring, remember? in the shape of the tooth, sometimes it was pink, blue, it was blue, depending if you were a girl or a boy. remember that? now, joaquin got a top yesterday, a tooth brush, tooth paste, he got a model airplane and he got this bouncing ball that bounces for hours. all you have to do is hit it once and it just goes and goes. amazing. wow, i don't know what i'm paying for this, but it is worth every penny. michael: you enjoyed it more than him. kelly: i. can i did. can i have one of these slap bracelets? michael: it is funny, you get that ring, i know people are going he never saw a dentist! [laughter]

that's what's going to come up. >> bill: oh, kelly. okay. megyn kelly, everyone.ll waiting for dinner that she owes me but didn't pay me yet. i'm going to be hungry for a long time. >> i'm already feeding another human being. >> bill: how am i supposed to argue with that baby food? no, i can't do it. kelly, doesn't have enough money to do both. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. california state of california possibly paying for infertility treatments for gay folks. why not? then, did you see he that on president obama's big party last night? at taxpayer expense. hope you stay to those reports. ♪ roundup ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ just point and shoot, and weeds are gone ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup [ male announcer ] with a new one-touch wand. yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] with a new one-touch wand. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have

kelly: i know you do. randy: big city of dreams here. kelly: yes it is. my little ladybug. [laughter] my kids are like, oh my god mom you sound just like nicki minaj. randy: you know what a laddybug kelly: are we talking about the actual laddybug? because that's what i'm talking about. randy: yes, yes. kelly: yes, i know what it is. i was like, why is that some sort of new reference to something? randy: no, we wouldn't do th

that's what's going to come up. >> bill: oh, kelly. okay. megyn kelly, everyone. dinner that she owes me but didn't pay me yet. i'm going to be hungry for a long time. >> i'm already feeding another human being. >> bill: how am i supposed to argue with that baby food? no, i can't do it. kelly, doesn't have enough money to do both. plenty more as the factor moves along this evening. california state of california possibly paying for infertility treatments for gay folks. why not? then, did you see he that on president obama's big party last night? at taxpayer expense. hope you stay to those reports. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. and "multiple choice," come to walgreens for help finding the one that's right for you... like centrum. now, get four dollars off

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kelly swoope, abc2 news. >>> kelly will be in la for the results show and elimination. follow her at swoop from abc 2 news. stay up to date under the hash tag of team baltimore. as is the case, every monday and tuesday, breaking down the night it was alongside lynette charles, she is our local expert. when you get on floor, i find that you forget everything else, it's you, the music and whatever dance you are doing. >> a lot of the nite was about ga coby and his feet problem. i saw his kicks and flicks, i thought they were good. pryno said they weren't. did you agree? >> maybe they were sloppy. but not to the point where they were bad. >> i agree with lynn. is he pigeon toed? >> maybe a little bit. >> is that a problem? >> i think sit correctable. lynn is particular in technique of foot work. maybe it won't bother the other judges so much. >> jones is showing off the flair and enthusiasm. he seems to grab the crowd as much if not more than any of the other competitors. >> he has something about him, he is a showman, there is nothing you can do to make that happen to som

>>> and kelly. maybe i didn't identify myself. >> no, i wasn't -- >>> i'm the executive assistant at the ihss public authority and i also serve as the staff liaison to the board. kelly dearman is the dhs, department of human services commissioner on our board and has been for several years. she has run her own elder law -- elder issues law practice and worked for the s.f. city attorney's office representing child welfare workers. she's very articulate and knowledgeable about budget and finance matters and has made a valuable contribution to our board. and i just wanted to add she has the full support of her fellow board members and the public authority. trisha, you may have read her e-mail, but due to the current state of her disability, she's pretty much confined to her apartment. we teleconference her into all our meetings. she served on the san francisco public authority board also for several years. four of these are renominations, excuse me. and she's been board secretary for most of that time.

. >> and i'm kelly evans. these are your headlines from around the world. >>> first quarter gdp today in the u.s. likely to show a rebound after the stall at the end of the last year. >>> the bank of japan suggests it will hit its cpi data within two years. the fight against deflation will be a difficult one. >>> over-shadowing samsung's sixth straight profit gain. nomura has its best earnings in a year. >>> and the spanish prime minister is expected to shift his emphasis to growth when he lays out fresh budget reforms today. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> okay. >> all right. >> welcome to the start of the show. we've got a little data to kick off with. >> the ecb is out with some figures, showing 276% growth. >> minus -- >> yeah. >> minus 0.8%, which was what apparently reuters were expecting was minus 0.8%. the annual growth at the n3 annual growth versus 3%. which may get some more room if they're word about m2 and m3 to cut rates. >> i was jus

kelly: oh, you're nice. michael: [cheers and applause] kelly: that felt inauthentic.missed you.h, i kelly: oh, i missed you. i missed you too. i was like very nervous, he's going to fall in love with kristin crenweth who is my mini me. [laughter] michael: i had so me, i didn't say to me, i didn't think anybody could be smaller than kelly. kelly: oh, no, i am a large her. i am giant kristin chenoweth. michael: and i was bench pressing her, i don't know if you knew that. they made me bench press her.

welcome mark kelly and gabrielle giffords. [applause] >> mr. vice president, thank you emily,ing with us today. ba-- kelly -- on behalf of of gabby and i, we're honored to be here with you today on this very important day. thank you to the members of the house, senate who helped make this dedication possible. to be true to history, it was your staffs who really made this happen. [laughter] in a world where staff are often admonished for attracting credit, let me formally and officially say, on behalf of you solnd i, thank you. diered on and saw to it, against all odds, there would be a real and permanent space dedicated to one of your own. the only room in the capitol named for a staffer. the only staffer ever murdered in the line of duty. as you know, gabby has trouble speaking as well as she used to. some days are better than others. some occasions are harder than others. she asked me to speak on her behalf today. if she could, she would keep you here all day -- >> all day long. >> talking about her friend gabe. gabe worked on her first he wo

kelly:s the new friday in my opinion. michael: yeah, i agree with you. well, hello, everybody. kelly: the audience disagrees. michael: we still got to go to work after this. kelly: i know, but the bridge to wednesday is like that's the -- that's really the hill and then thursday, you're like everybody goes out on thursday nights, at least in new york city. that's the big out night. and friday's the weekend. to me, wednesday's the new friday. there. you heard it here first. [applause] michael: and everyone doesn't go out or thursdays. gelman, i would be a little slow on friday's show. i do go out on thursdays a lot. kelly: it's really the big out night. michael: and a friend of mine's flying in and my cousin's coming back. -- tomorrow. kelly: oh, that's exciting. guys' weekend? [laughter] gelman: house guest? michael: i don't mind the house guest but the problem with house guests from out of town, you have to entertain them. kelly: yes, but you're a entertainer. you're natural born entertaine

>> kelly o'donnell on the hill again tonight. kelly, thanks. >>> weather making news again tonight. a strong line of storms that cuts the eastern half of the country like a knife from north to south. there have been very severe storms spinning off this system. tornadoes on the ground now for the second straight day and night with twisters in arkansas, mississippi and alabama. while it's all moving to the east it's punishing some of the places in its path. that includes birmingham, alabama, where we get our report from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> it's coming toward us. >> reporter: a massive tornado barrelled across mississippi this afternoon, killing at least one person and injuring several others. dozens of homes and businesses in kemper county destroyed. preliminary reports say the tornado was on the ground for 56 miles. >> on radar we saw extremely violent signature with this. we saw tornado debris signatures with this. we have seen video of the big wedge or big cone-shaped tornado. >> we have seen houses split in half. >> reporter: at daybreak in missouri and arkansas today, the fi

>> massively important, kelly.want to see how hot ford is running in china, there's not an automaker running hotter. this is where they sell the focus. one rolls off this assembly line every single minute and they still can't keep up with demand. how quickly are sales growing in china? we've had a chance over the last couple days to be at this plant and at a ford dealership. sales are up in the first quarter 54% here in china. that's three times faster than the industry sales pace here and at this assembly plant it's one of nine that will be online here in china for ford. they pumped nearly $5 billion into into this country doubling capacity by 2015. >> we're the fastest growing brand. we're doubling our production capacity and bringing in all of the vehicles now and to have diversity is a very good base for us to continue to serve the chinese customers. >> take a look at ford's passenger car sales growth since 2006. it's tripled and when you look at the entny since 2008 over the last five years, the stock is up 72

and a briefing like tomorrow might yield more information. >> kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. thank you. now how does the fbi track someone with no direct efd thvi that this person is becoming a terrorist. that may be the biggest question in the aftermath of the boston attacks. to help us unpack that and other issues is democrat from kentucky. thanks for being here. >> sure. good to be with you. >> just generally as we talk to kelly, what is your sense of whether this terrible attack on the united states is going to effect policy making and the legislative agenda on the hill. is that happening or not? >> i think there are a few members of congress including senator rand paul who are trying to use this as a political way of kind of just advancing their opposition to immigration reform. but you know, i think this case, most people feel this case actually reinforces the need for comprehensive immigration reform so we know exactly who is in the country. we know everybody here in the country has a legitimate purpose for being here. and also, the problems that we have with immigrati