the twenty's there are still movements and debates today pushing for the tomb to be dismantled and lenin laid to rest stalin was also involved in actually laid next to london for eight years but the communist party congress decided to remove his body and bury him outside the kremlin walls there's a clear communist trend here china of mao zedong is still on display in tiananmen square though he did sign a proposal that calls for all leaders to be cremated ten years before his own death he was embalmed though in one nine hundred seventy six min is on display in hanoi vietnam despite his wish to be cremated as well but latin america has had only one major figure involved and she is. there's quite a story surrounding her remains the argentinean first lady's body was meant to go on display much like a lenin when her husband was overthrown in a military coup in one nine hundred fifty five and fled the country a body disappeared while in one nine hundred seventy one it was revealed that the remains were in fact in milan in a crypt under a different name if it is a body it was assumed in flown t

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. >> hugo will be no lenin. venezuela apparently waited too long to embalm the body of hugo chavez. it's unlikely his body will be put on permanent display because officials didn't start the preservation process soon enough. >>> and this is one cheese you cannot cut. wisconsin's marica mature gouda has been named the nation's top cheese after winning the u.s. championship cheese contest. it beat out more than 1700 other cheeses in the running. she was happy. >>> well the rumors have been swirling many started by samsung but the speculation all ends in 12 hours at the times square unveiling of its new galaxy s4 smartphone. yesterday, apple's marketing chief was already on the defensive calling into question whether it will operate on the latest android operated software. ceo tim cook has been ordered to testify in a government suit against apple over an alleged ebook price fixing scheme. >>> on the housing front, realtytrac reports housing starts in february were up 10% over the previous month still. there are 25% less homes in the beginning stages of foreclosure than there were in j

it is the same treatment given communist revolutionary leaders such as lenin, mao and ho chi minh.with cancer. >> a unanimous vote today by the california state senate. pushes forward more funding for a one- of- a- kind program for seizing guns. the bill authorizes 24 - million additional dollars for the program which seizes guns from people convicted of a felony or a violent misdemeanor, those who have a domestic violence restraining order. or people who are mentally unstable. the state justice ustice department has confiscated more than 10-thousand weapons under the program since 2006, but it has a backlog of cases because it has had too few agents to go after the weapons. >> a big change is coming to the golden gate bridge. sooner than you might think the bridge district is converting to all electronic tolls. beginning with the morning commute on wednesday march 27th. while the change is expected to save the district millions of dollars, it also means 38 toll takers are being layed off. 9 of whom have been with the bridge for years. dean also says, she and >> it has been a beaut

he says that he was able to establish with some certainty that the lenin cloth could indeed come from that time period. other people have said it did not. other thing that also happened in connection with that -- again, coincidentally, was this app that's come out for iphones and high-definition app which you can download on the network -- on the web. and it has high definition photos of the shroud which you can examine at home and make your own conclusions. the easter weekend here will continue with celebrations tomorrow on easter as hundreds of thousands of people are expected to crowd into st. peter's square for what is the high point of the easter weekend, the papal mass at st. peter's. >>> your easter may be a bit soggy. you may need an umbrella and a light shower if you are attending services. alexandra steele tracks the forecast for us. >> along the eastern seaboard and in the southeast, really unsettled. the rain makes it to washington and new york in the afternoon. so morning services, you should be okay. and also easter egg hunts will be fine. northwest as well. but northern

martha: i saw lenin several years in college. looked like he needed a redo. i don't know. a questionable tactic. bill: he would probably agree. martha: we're getting started in "america's newsroom." working to lower your income tax. the governor of a midwestern state trying to do just that and quote, seeking tax refugees to that state. the governor will be with us coming up in a little bit. bill: we have developments now from the vatican just breaking now and a much better idea when the cardinals will select the next pope. martha: it will be fascinating. among the outrage that is happening right now with lawmakers, they're taking a look at this situation. usama bin laden's son-in-law captured. we learn he is about a mile from our studio here today in new york city. why some lawmakers are outraged about this development. >> this guy didn't rob a liquor store. he is a spokesman, close to as you can see, the people who killed over 2900 americans. and now we've got our hands on him. why in the world are woe treating him as if he is some common criminal? [ loud party sounds ] h

it is the same treatment given communist revolutionary leaders such as lenin, mao and ho chi minh.vez died earlier this week, after a long battle with cancer. >> a new nationwide study shows that states with the most gun laws. have the fewest gun related deaths. researchers from boston children's hospital analyzed four years of government data -- as well as data from a gun control advocacy group. they found that states with the most laws have 40 percent fewer firearm deaths compared to states with the least. however, the research does *not* prove that the number of laws make a difference. >> a unanimous vote by the california state senate pushes forward funding for a one of a kind gun seizing program. the bill authorizes 24 million dollars for the program that prohibits gun ownership for people convicted of a felony or a violent misdemeanor, have a domestic violence restraining order or who are mentally unstable. the department has confiscated more than 10- thousand weapons under the program since 2006 but has a backlog because it has too few agents to go after the weapons. >> a ne

like vladimir lenin before him chavez's body will be embalmed and put on permanent display. >>> the fbiinvestigating a string of possible bias crimes at overland college in ohio. it started back in february when black history month posters were defaced with the "n" word and graffiti reading whites only. classes were canceled earlier this week after a report of someone wearing what looked like a kkk type hoodie on campus. >>> and call it a modern day space race. google says the first contestant has signed up for its contest to put a robot on the surface of the moon. the search engine is putting up $30 million for the winner. >>> turning to business. fresh market highs were fueled by optimism ahead of today's february jobs report. economists are expecting 160,000 jobs added last month. and they predict the current 7.9% unemployment rate will remain unchanged. >>> jc penney is holding off stocking shelves with martha stewart items as it continues to battle macy's for exclusive rights to some products. >>> "wall street journal" reports s&p companies are on track to pay at least $300 billion

. >>> chavez will be no lenin.ezuela apparently waited too long to embalm the body of former president hugo chavez. the country's acting president says it's unlikely chavez's body will be put on permanent display because officials didn't start the preservation process soon enough. whoops. >>> and this is one cheese you can cut. wisconsin's matured gouda has been named the nation's top cheese after winning the championship cheese contest. who knew it existed? it beat out almost 1,700 other cheeses in running. >>> turning to business, the rumors are swirling, many started by samsung, but the speculation all ends today at the times square unveiling of its new galaxy s-4 smartphone. yesterday, apple's marketing chief was already on the defensive, calling into question whether samsung's new device will operate on the latest android-operated software. meanwhile, ceo tim cook has been ordered to testify in a government suit against apple over an alleged e-book price-fixing scheme. >>> on the housing front, realty track re

as the vice-president of venezuela yust like lenin. >> the body of our commandant in chief will remain the museum of the revolution in a special glass urn so our people have him there forever. >> and sean pennn. what does the death mean to the future of venezuela. we consulted this rooster. >> that is a beautiful rooster i must say. >> we have to have the camera on her when we do the videos. >> she's dying. >> back to the funeral that it is disturb thag sean penn would go to the funeral. did he know chavez. >> he knew the sentencative side. >> sean penn is not stupid and unlike dennis rodman. why does he report dictators like it is attraction to the strong man. >> i go back to the david and goliath. any david will do even if the david is a totalian tirant. >> is anybody going to file past the fat corpse of the tool? there were 20,000 people murder no wonder if was a red carpet. dianne should we embalm our leaders? >> i think we should embalm celebrities. >> there are already wax figures and we don't need them embalmed. that creepy. yes, people will walk to see his body and his funeral

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. >> -- and lenin.ive years ago this last week is the five-year anniversary of bear's demise. you see how far we've come. it also helps you put cyprus into context. like that back five years ago, that was hell for a lot of people. and in the markets it was hell. cyprus? i mean -- >> look. i was talking to my friend dan dicker. he does energy stuff. we were saying the find of natural gas, the buys and finds, the largest in the world -- noble, nbl, and cyprus, they own it. this is perhaps the way europe can end the chokehold of a russian natural gas pipes that can be shut down. is this europe? say, i'm going to give you a little geopolitical thing here. >> i love it when you wax geopolitical. >> you like that? this is central europe saying, you know what, russia? we're done with you. we'll take the natural gas and shut you down and the russians i think want this natural gas. i think at the end if it goes to the russians, then that's what this was really about, russia versus the west. is like nato! what ar

this is lenin's theory. then in december 2003, he wrote a letter and said we are losing because americans will not be able to identify us but larger numbers of iraqi forces are becoming more capable. this was the iraqi civil defense corps. the strategy shifted to attacking these nascent security forces before they develop their decision -- a resiliency to stand on their own. what he said is we have to start a civil war and once we start a civil war by pitting iraq's communities against each other, we can gain sponsorship within the communities and use that to gain control of territory and resources and perpetuate a civil war and pursue wrote our objectives of establishing the islamic state of iraq. that was march 2004. from that time on, there was a slowly evolving sectarian conflict. ofre was a problem insurgency and transnational terrorist organizations grafted onto the insurgency and the conflict at the time began to evolve into a sectarian civil war that was a in full blast after the samara bombings. the

instead like communist leaders lenin and mao his remains will be embalmed.a glass coffin and placed on display in a caracas museum forever. interim president nicolas maduro says the move is necessary because of the huge crowds who have come out to see the remaining. >> translator: he is in my heart like my headband reads. i'm chavez and proudly i say i am chavez forever. >> reporter: the opposition says permanently displaying chavez's remains is a split kay ploy to win votes in the upcoming election -- remains a political ploy to win votes in the upcoming election. mahmoud ahmadinejad and castro and dictator of belarus attended the funeral. testament to chavez's wide-ranging efforts to build anti-u.s. alliances. the u.s. sent the small delegation to a funeral of a man mo called one american president the devil and another a clown. the actor sean penn who described chavez as a friend america never knew it had was in attendance, as one the reverend jesse jackson who says the transition could be an opportunity for the u.s. to improve relations with venezuela. >

he said in the 30 years i have been here now lenin is looking at these so i am looking at these papers nobody has ever look back. it took me to 13 states. somebody asked me if i had to go to all 50 states to elect all members of the congress. [laughter] the answer was no. [laughter] i figured i would leave out the hawaii delegation hoping they didn't write anything to bad. so i would read the letters in people did not even microfilm them. that is the worst part of my job. when they see something interesting i type it down and have a note where i got it then they put them into a word file that i presented them off and i cross of the footnote as they use it in the manuscript. you start with a foundation once i had all the correspondence reaching 46 for use that as a foundation in chronological order that is the easiest way to understand. then the correspondence of other people, of the diary of joshua, the newspaper that iran transcriptions of congress, the house journal echoes in rid is supposed to then they try to turn it into a book with historical data points. call folia have done tha

he joins other leaders such as lenin, stalin and mao whose remains have been preserved and put on displayband played "america the beautiful" when two civil war sailors were buried this week at arlington national cemetery. cnn's pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, tracked the incredible detective story that led to yesterday's moving ceremony. >> reporter: shoes worn by a sailor 150 years ago, perhaps in the final moments of his life on board the "uss monitor," a renown civil war battleship. this is extraordinary. we are looking mismatched, but a pair of shoes that one of the sailors wore. >> he had a different shoe on his left foot than his right. and it's hard to explain why that is. one of the possible options is that as these guys were leaving the ship the night of the sinking, it was chaotic, dark. >> reporter: the shoes, just one clue in a detective story that started 240 feet below the surface of the sea. who were the two men whose skeletons were found in the ship's turret in 2002. the navy is burying them with full honors at arlington national cemetery, not knowing the answer yet

the lenin does date to the the -- linen does date to the time of jesus.iation and disproven another study which determined the shroud was elaborate fake dating to mid evil times. it's in bullet proof climate controlled case in italy and rarely on display. italian tv will show he it tomorrow thanks to pope benedict the xvith. one of the final acts as pope was to authorize the broadcast. for those of us not in italy there is an act to view the shroud. coolest destination to reach. sue you so soy uz space. >> flying above crow croatia. >> shepard: their arrival means six crew members aboard the iss. it normally takes it two days to reach the station. they tried a new route this time baseballly orbital shortcut. milings control reports it went just fine. u.s. farmers expected to plant the largest corn crop since 1936. 97 million acres of maise in an area nearly the size of all of california. farmers say they are trying to take advantage of record prices. last year's historic drought killed crops. sent the criminal of corn skyrocketing. economics 101 and gasol

. >> lenin. >> can you imagine how ugly that is? that.don't do why do some countries do that? c it makes no sense. >> that's how warped it is. that's like the psychological problem that were built up over a generation. i love what you said the other day, why is it these dictator tots who say they're for the poor action they only create more poor? yet the allegiance to them lasts well beyond thei lr lifetime. >> fear. that's what it t is. >> the interesting thing is with that guest list read off, the c.i.a. is going to run out of bugs in the hotel rooms down there. i guarantee you there is a lot of covert activity going on. if you were there, eric, they would do y it, too. >> i'm bothered by that. >> jesse jackson will be there. shouldn't he behe spending more' time with his son than a dead guy? >> there is only visiting hours are limited. >> oh, there you go. >> north korea, i want to talk about north korea. the issue is these threats are happening over and over again. we don't seem to take them seriously. is it because we -- they're not credible? so were laugh? >> we don't ta

indication, increased cooperation with iran and i think the threat is growing larger and what vladimir lenins who go to north korea, eric schmidt of google, and dennis rodman played for fools by the north korean regime. >> greta: i've been there three times and i don't know if i'm one of the useful fools. >> you report things as you see them as opposed to the propaganda that these people are simply transmitting. >> greta: this is the -- this is probably the worst place on earth. i mean, these people have no free thought. >> it's a prison camp. >> greta: it is a large prison camp and we've been unable to bust through and have any communication. he is testing nuclear weapons. he's a threat to the whole region. he's a threat to south korea, japan, you know, and we have no idea what's going on there. >> well, i think, as i say, we can have all the communication with them that we want. it is an illusion to believe that even with a lot of communication we can talk them out of their nuclear weapons program. this is not a case where personal relationships or more open communication are going to chan

there is lenin, in moscow's red square, want to see him at another angle? il, all of these people belonging to the emtombment and exhibition. here he is, dressed in his own clothes, sitting in a wooden cabinet, more of a closet or armoire, at the university of college in london, the only thing that is wax inside the box is benthams's head, it was taken away for more tasteful storage elsewhere. but you know what? if jeremy bentham were sitting with me tonight, i would make him a drink called a corpse reviver, actually, we haven't down that, all right, reviver number two, i have no idea what one is, but two is equal parts, a surprisingly

this is lenin's, you know, sort of theory the worse the better. grow pools of popular discontent from which the enemy, the insurgency can draw strength. but then in december of 2003, very early in the war, zarqawi wrote a letter, and he said we are losing because americans are kind of disoriented, they don't speak the language, they won't be able to identify us. but increasingly larger numbers of iraqi forces are becoming more capable. and this was in particular the iraqi civil defense corps. the strategy around that time add shifted to attacking -- had shifted to attacking, usually these nays sent security forces before they p developed the resiliency to stand on their own. but what zarqawi said was what we have to do is start a civil war, and once we pit iraq's communities against each other, we can gain sponsorship within the sunni-arab-turkman commitments, and they used that sponsorship to gain control of territory and resources and perpetuate a sectarian civil war and pursue our objective in establishing the islamic state of iraq. that's when

he will follow communist leaders lenin, mao zedong and ho chi minh displapd with leaders.tro and ahmadinejad gathered in caracas to bid farewell to the socialist leader who ruled the oil-rich country for 14 years. maduro is expected to be sworn in as president after the funeral. they will call for elections after about 30 days of the craziness, no? ashley: must-see list. go to caracas and see --. tracy: chavez? i don't know. maybe they should have done that to elvis. we have to find him first. ashley: working at kmart in michigan. can't do that. quarter past. time to look at markets. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. how often do we go there? every 15 minutes, nicole. >> another winning day, nicole. >> a great week for the bulls and people out there at 6500 on the dow jones industrials obviously were hoping for so much better. to regain those losses back in 2007 when we were above that the 14,000 mark. here we are, breaking new highs day after day this week. here we are right now, 14,373. what is interesting we're seeing up volume outpacing down vo

the other, the etiology of totalitarianism and marxism and leninism. both left and right understood that america and the world was at a critical point in history. consider the major political events that transpired between august of 1948 when chambers confronted his at a congressional hearing and may have 1952 when chambers published his managerial and magisterial more, witness. in february 1948 the communists seized control -- control of czechoslovakia through a coup d'etat. it was the first soviet seizure by force of a freak popular government, and it stunned official washington. in china and the people's liberation army and shanghai scheck's national forces to, the communists would have soon have command of the world's most populous nation. 1950 was a particularly eventful year. in january they surrendered the british authorities admitting he was a clear spite. the statute of limitations of as the guys having expired. the fbi arrested harry gold who identified julia's and ethel rosenberg as conspiracy s in the plot to give nuclear secrets to moscow

here says chavez's body eventually will be preserved, much like those of historic communist figures lenin and mao for future public display in a special tomb. soon, perhaps in a month or so, there will be an election to pick chavez's successor as the new the president of venezuela. >> mark potter, thank you. >>> officials say the california woman attacked by a lion wednesday at an exotic animal park was talking on the phone with a co-worker moments before she was killed. the co-worker became concerned when the conversation ended abruptly. the fresno county coroner says lion broke 24-year-old diana hanson's neck after apparently using its paw to lift a partially opened cage door. >>> new numbers out today could have an impact on wall street's big rally. cnbc's kayla tausche is at the new york stock exchange. good morning, kayla. >> good morning, natalie. today we see whether the big mac can still produce big sales for mcdonald's with global sales slowing, the menu has been trimmed in response. today we get data on hiring for february. a month that saw major snowstorms pummel the northeast

this is lenin's sort of theory of the worst. popular discontent from which the enemy, the insurgency can draw strength. but then in december of 2003, very early in the war, sartell wrote a letter. he said we're losing because americans don't speak at length. they will be able to read identifies, but increasingly larger numbers of iraqi forces are becoming more capable. this was in particular iraqi civil defense corps. strategy around that time had shifted to attacking usually with mass murder a tax, these nations a duty forces before they develop the resiliency to stand on their own. but andy simper when sarkozy says we have to do is start a civil war, and then once we start a civil war by feeding iraq's community against each other, we can gain sponsorship within the sunni-arab-turkmen communities and use that sponsorship to gain control of territory and resources and perpetuate a sectarian civil war and pursue our objective of establishing the islamist state of iraq. that's when you have in march 2004 falluja one, with some sh