than it should, given the needs of laos and others in the macon river system. you shouldn't want that to happen. we need to live in a world where every year, step by step, there is more shared prosperity and more shared responsibility for our common problems. but we cannot help to create that world if we continue to allow too much of america's human capital to stagnate because we don't have enough people in the tradable sector, we don't have enough throw, it's not broadly enough shared because they're not working in areas with good wages and growing income. this is a huge issue. so to me, reauthorizing the xm bank will not only create a stronger american economy and help them send a clear signal that we are back in the future business, will help us to do things that will help our neighbors. i'll just give you one example of that. our neighbors in the caribbean have the highest electric rates in the world. in the world. haiti, where i spend a lot of my life, and the dominican republic, where i've done a lot of work for more than a decade, have probably the highe

in macon, georgia, county officials actually held a news conference today, warning parents to be on theirest behavior at their egg hunt, still on for tomorrow. >> let the children do the egg hunting and the parents, it's not your place to do egg hunting. it's the children's place. >> reporter: many families here worry that their egg hunt scheduled in this park tomorrow morning was going to be canceled, after a woman who was injured during a violent egg hunt here threatened to sue. >> where is she going to get the money? we're a nonprofit. >> reporter: this time, organizers promised plenty of security, so that the focus is on the children, having their easter fun. >> good job, emma! >> reporter: steve osunsami, abc news, macon, georgia. >> if only the parents beh haha this easter weekend. >>> and when we come back tonight, look at this. a certificate, just like this one, bought at a garage sale. the owner had no idea what was it worth. hit it. ♪ if i had a million dollars. >> this song is a bit of a hint tonight. but a million dollars? not even close. it's the little things in life that ma

for "good morning america," steve osunsami, abc news, macon, georgia. >> not a very positive sign of the times. >> i'm taking my kids on an easter egg hunt. in a couple hours. >>> coming up here on "gma," the teacher shocker. he made headlines all over the world when he left his children and his wife to live with an 18-year-old student. now, he's been arrested. we're going to talk exclusively with his teen lover. will she stay with him? >>> plus, sleazy rider? a secret affair is made public after one of the nation's college football coaches crashes his motorcycle with a hot, young exstudent onboard. i'm always looking out for small ways to be more healthy. like splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line of sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. mmm. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in.

. >> i was on the map there, chestnut, and macon. i want to disagree with president chu about the summit. i think this is a terrible idea. this is an opportunity for the tour bus industry to delay what should have been in enforcement. the homeless summit and that summit, almost nothing happens. and i don't want to sit in a session in just have this coming at me. well i think this amounts to -- i am seconding jail. i see this on the corner all the time. the signs that are there are completely ignored by the tour bus operators. they really don't care. there has been no effect. i talk to the police officers to walk the beat in that neighborhood. and the board of supervisors needs to have some kind of impetus for us to use this ordinance. this would be monitored -- they are underfunded. to deal with the bed of problems. this is not nearly enough. the noise ordinance, there are just not enough people to do this. this will be another example of the lack of enforcement. frankly in makes people disrespect of the law. >> good afternoon. my na

story of one young woman, pauline decarideau, who was from south carolina, very, very wealthy family macon, south carolina, and at the end of the war everybody is celebrating the return of the soldiers and they are very happy and they're having all these parties. and she was so angry. she was a very pretty young woman, very sought after by eligible men, and they wanted her to come to one of their parties and actually sent her a carriage to take her to the party, and she wrote in her diary that she was so mad at them that she sent the carriage back to them empty. so, they -- i think for many of these young women in my age group, they just didn't want to give up because of the sense that they had invested so much in the war, and they wanted to see the cause successful. their mothers, though, you know, they're different. they're dealing with having to reunite the family. dealing with taking care of their children. while their husbands and fathers and so forth are away. so, these young women kind of have the privilege to continue supporting the war even as it's very clear they're going to lose

the general -- the commander of robbins air force base to merge the va clinics in perry, georgia and macongeorgia with the base d.o.d. health care on the base to utilize the facility's advantage of having all the imaging equipment and everything on the active duty base and not have to have redundant cost and staff at two other clinics, which i think is a great idea to make better health care available but also at a lower cost to the veterans administration and the taxpayers. i wanted to bring those two pieces of good news to your attention. thank you for what you do, and thank you for being here. >> thank you. and senator boozman. >> thank you, madam chair. and again, very quickly, i just want to thank the secretary for being here. and the team that he's assembled for your hard work. senator brown mentioned that there's a lot of individuals in the va that are there because they want to be and could have other opportunities. and certainly you're in that category. and you know, you've led soldiers and now you're serving veterans. so we really do appreciate it very, very much. the other thing

for somebody who is not an expert, how can they macon aeye popping window. >> in the piece she talked the basics of visual and whether they're in a big saks fifth avenue or a small specialty stors, doesn't matter, the basics are there. focusing on great placement, lighting and details, something like having a tag hanging cheapens a product. have great positioning at eye level. you don't have to necessarily look up o or down for product. we talked a lot about color and the things we do and the use of space. sometimes it is okay to leave space open to give that problem more feature and intense presence in the space. >> do you think that windows should be used to sell a product or sell an idea? >> well, you know, it's a good question. there's so much you can take away from how do you dress a window or yourself? so the window display is your grand. it's your message to the world. i always think of it as the brick and mortars ability to have an elevator pitch. grab somebody, a few seconds, entice them to come in and engage with you. >> is that the way you guys think of or are you trying to

closer to the holiday, some people do spring break this time of year and markets are closed and it macon bought to a lighter than usual day coming up. no make problem and this mornings a drive is looking good getting up to the before the valley. let's go to steve. >>> our system is zooming on by, he did leave up to a quarter of inch shower activity to the north. it shows from for the flat, the rain about is tarting to come in. i do expect napa to settle in and as the nights are getting shorter, there it is starting to working its way into the pacific northwest and we are on the southern edge of it and throughout the day, temperatures will stay as the cool air settles in and more showers to the north, partly cloudy skies skies, very low 60s as we continue to level off, and it looks like clouds to the north sun to the south, pam? >>> keith observer man -- keith blames himself for the bay area network. >> i described up really big on this. >> why he compares himself to a $10 million chandelier. >>> plus it was a real blast overnight. this is tough. >>> traffic marin looks good straight ahea

>>reporter: abc news macon, georgia. >> another kind of treasure hunt involving 130 million dollars iso court. it involves oil stock certificate and comb could he go. this is the fert. item from the now defunct palmer group oil company taken over by cole coca-cola. bought assert in an estate sale for 5 dollars 5 years ago. the family claims he owes them the money. coca-cola says no way. judge will hold a conference on the case on monday. we'll see what happens. >>> just ahead here tonight. whole new take on you tube. technology giving awe 3d look at all those you tube video out there. some unlucky news from one of the lucky mega million i don't know lottery whip rs. what this woman claims happened to her ticket. stay with us. what this woman claims happened to her ticket. stay with us. news at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the

. >> gregory macon is serving 40 years for murder. he's been at stateville since 1985.ers when the prison had regular programs including theatrical and musical performances that used to take place here in the now long abandoned prison auditorium. >> the musical program was a great thing because of the fact we would have competition against other penitentiaries. and stateville was always number one. in here it's like a cage of awaiting execution because there's nothing for a man to do and no programs or nothing. you're just sitting here like a commodity. you know, a price tag on your forehead with nothing to do. >> rehabilitation, what's that? they erased that out of the dictionary here. there's no such thing as rehabilitation. it's about money. it's all about money. if they can keep a number on you and keep you in here, they get their check and that's it. this is a new cattle drive. >> this is not the place where we want to do services to inmates to get them reintegrated back into society. stateville's not that place. we don't have all those things to offer here. statev

. >> a group that does not blah blah blah, msnbc contributor perry macon, alicia menendez, and frank. ambassador to singapore. don't throw gum on the street in singapore, as we all know. welcome, guys. fascinating developments on capitol hill this week. perry, you spent a lot of time out there. john boehner becoming mitt romney's chief attack dog and today actually using the house floor to assist mitt romney. >> he claimed that he hadn't talk to the romney campaign which i'm sure -- >>? inn quite a while. >> -- in quite a while. whatever that means. boehner being laid back, little sharper this weekend, very sharp about the agreement, they've all argued obama's made up his student loans argument, yeah, boehner definitely helping romney as a speaker of the house should for the republican presidential candidate. >> it is a legislative agenda so it is not surprising that the speaker of the house would have comments generated independent of what the campaign might want but i think romney is smart not being mr. negative. he's got to rise above it all but who's going to put the spotlight on

. >>> finally, blame the parents and the annual easter egg hunt in macon, georgia, has been canceledears past adults became violent trying to collect eggs for themselves and for their kids. several children were reportedly trampled last year. colorado egg hunt was canceled last month for similar reasons. this is a special easter message from the grapevine. parents, chill out. the eggs are for the kids. ♪ ♪ >>> our top story at the bottom of the hour. navy fighter jet crashed in an apartment complex today in virginia beach, virginia. both pilots ejected safely, a handful of people were injured, but so far, there are no fatalities reported. correspondent doug mckelway has been monitoring the story and has the latest in the d.c. bureau. good evening. >> reporter: authorities are confident there are no fatalities but we need to keep in mind some of the apartment buildings struck by the falling f-18 super hornet are too dangerous to enter at this hour. witnesses describe seeing the f-18 almost floating before it crashed. first to a roof and then the courtyard of an apartment complex a cou

and bed bath and beyond, consultation brand macon of hawkins was also low on projections.k winners and losers. >> facebook is a winner because it is a getting it ticker symbol? >> yes they're getting a little bit closer helping the nasdaq. a bit of an insult to the new-york stack stock exchange. there is >> mark: zuckerberg the youngest billionaire on the planet. >> catherine: it is incredible how old? >> 27, 28. we are still looking for an early spring initial public offering. no opinion yet until more financial data. >> catherine: major-league baseball moving into the big money? >> even getting your children ready for baseball with a $20 million contract. the new york yankees have the highest payroll at $197 million. alex rodriguez is going to make $30 million. >> catherine: that will be a trickle-down impact on ticket sales? >> robbe:my children will not be able to afford a baseball games it is becoming corporate. >> catherine: the real cost of easter. do you purchase them chocolate? >>rob: no. however the average american = $145. even if st. patrick's day is not a care

in iran by saying i've got some planes i'm trying to have the macon trust income is up hairline and you're stopping it. now god bless the fact we have an election year, a president a little bit nervous and mitsuko brought down. what was once a thousand employees in boeing is now 6000 employees at polling and his big mac daddy planes are getting ready to rollout on monday. move out of the way about the private sector work. >> you move ahead now to 2011 in your decision early on to endorse governor romney. it's clear that the governor run indoors due early. somebody for whom you have a lot of respect. it was a decision is controversial and secretly big supporters of yours, not all of them are so quick to support him. talk about how you make a decision in how you felt about the criticism that came from your supporters. be not a lot of it was i knew i needed a partner in the white house. what i knew was right and i didn't have it in a couldn't do the will of the people in the stand having that so i tried to think what i wanted. michael and i said downturned figure out who it decides the person

now, i grew up in macon, georgia and we ate... i grew up with vegetables cooked with fatback, and i... with bacon and eggs and grits and so forth, and you didn't go out without a good breakfast of eggs, grits and cheese and all that. but i have chaed i and i d that there are many things you can do with herbs and spices and things that you don't have to use a lot of butter or fat in your food. yes, i did change my diet. i think ultimately we're gonna learn that programs like this are probably more effective than some of the revascularization techniques we have to offer patients like a bypass surgery or an angioplasty. i think there will always be a place for that type of treatment and therapy. i think there will always be people who are having heart attacks and strokes, and we need to hospitalize these patients and treat them with clot busters and all the other things that we can do for patients right now. but really for overall benefit, there's nothing better than treating the disease itself, and that's really what we've begun to

a quick look at the big board. , to macon. quick look at the big board. >> all of america's weather coming up, in the next half hour. robin? george? josh? >>> take a look at this, sam. the first lady like we have never seen her before. michelle obama, on "ellen" monday, showing off her prom snapshot. and revealing why she would never let sasha and malia copy her high school old-school style. take a look. >> mrs. obama, i don't think i've ever shown you my prom picture. i want to show you my prom picture first. [ cheers and applause ] >> looking good. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> that's an excellent picture. love the dress, love the dress. >> thank you -- thank you very much. that was a table cloth at one point. now, i heard you have a good one, too. so, i thought i would share yours. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> that split was a little high. >> yeah. >> i don't know if i'd like my kids to go out with a split that high. >> no. >> let's not show this to malia and sasha. >> were you shopping at pier one or something? >>

some of this could be severe, from atlanta, to charlotte, to macon. a quick look at the big board. i'm lynette charles. lots of sunshine, in to the afternoon, a few clouds trying to move. but a great day to eat the lunch outdoors, temperature 72 degrees. 76 by the time we hit 4:00. the rain is held off in the forecast for today. next chance for showers tomorrow, our better chance for rain comes in as we go in to the weekend. temperatures will drop off by then. have a great day. >> all of america's weather coming up, in the next half hour. robin? george? josh? >>> take a look at this, sam. the first lady like we have never seen her before. michelle obama, on "ellen" monday, showing off her prom snapshot. and revealing why she would never let sasha and maria copy her high school old-school style. take a look. >> i don't think i've shown you. i want to show you my prom picture first. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. thank you. >> love the dress. >> thank you -- >> love the dress. >> thank you very much. that was a table cloth at one point. now, i heard you have a good one

asia because it will press the chinese to consider takingous more of the m -- taking out more of the macon than it should given the needs of vietnam and loose -- laos and others in the mekong river system. you shouldn't want that to happen. we need to live in a world where every year step by step there is more shared prosperity. and more shared responsibility for our common problems. but we cannot help to create that world if we continue to allow too much of america's human capital to stagnate because we don't have enough people in the tradeable sector, we don't have enough growth, it's not broadly enough shared because they're not working in areas with good wages and growing income. this is a huge issue. so, to me, reauthorizing the xm bank will not only create a stronger american economy and help to send a clear signal that we are back in the future business, will help us to do things that will help our neighbors. i'll just give you one example of that. our neighbors in the caribbean have the highest electric rates in the world. in the world. haiti, where i spend a lot of my life and the

host: tyler, independent in macon, georgia. caller: good morning. my question is about profiling. a lot of the times the young black men get profiled. a lot of people blame racism. if you see a person with a ragged clothing outside a market, you will profile him to be homeless. if you see a bunch of young african-american men with bandannas, you can profile them as gangsters at. i don't see this as a racial issue. i see this as a common-sense issue. to the question of trayvon martin, i am not defending george zimmerman's actions, but i believe if mr. martin was wearing a suit, i don't think he would've been profiled as being a gangster or thug. host: we will have to leave it there because we are running out of time. guest: racial profiling means you are using race, not clothing or maybe it other things. what all the police officers and experts in law enforcement say that it does not work. and happens is you have cast too wide a net and you miss a lot of people. you have to look at behavior and whether someone would be committing a crime, not just looking at someone's race. i just

heard about one being cancelled in colorado springs that had happened for the last 10 years and one in maconriginally cancelled for tomorrow. they had to have a press conference to come out and say they are actually still having said easter egg hunt. but they were concerned about past injuries. about a woman trampled last year. what's happening here ali? >> alisyn: right there. was a stampede. this is not the only video. youtube are rife of videos with parents yelling and egging on. >> what's your behavior like? do you care if they get any eggs? >> alisyn: first of all ours happens in our house. it's hard a stampede to break out, though it could happen. our house. we hide them all around the house and the kids, you know, go hog wild in their nightgowns and pajamas. it's not quite that level of competition. >> clayton: i won't have to buy eggs if my kid will stock up his whole bag. let us know what you think about t on foxandfriends.com and twitter ff weekend. >> alisyn: meanwhile, men, i have the key to discuss for you this morning. this will answer all of your relationship problems. >> dave