michael davis is a senior vp at prudential. michael, why don't you just, in a nutshell, give us the main findings? - first of all, prudential is very excited about the 2013 research results in this study. this is actually the second study we have done on african american financial experiences. some top-line observations: first, african americans were more optimistic about their financial condition than the overall population. 50% of african americans said they felt better off today than they did a year ago. that compares to 33% in the overall population. the drivers of that optimism were very varied: things like household assets, confidence in the futures of their kids, confidence in life insurance and health insurance coverage. so, very varied - more varied, in fact, than the case was for the overall population. that said, we did find some headwinds that african americans felt. first was a big concern about debt. that was the number one financial priority that african americans had. it was their number one thing. for the overal

george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

[applause] as it was sent to you michael you're absolutely right. when i think of lanny davis i think of the of saying we have one life to live this is no dress rehearsal. nothing but he goes out every day we have a limited amount of time to be on the earth to do the things we do and goes out there trying to be efficient all the time. you are right to we have to find ways to come together and work together to make a difference because what we do i just say it is our watch. this is our watch we have to prepare for generations yet unborn i am so glad our friend is here working together on a number of issues and trying to bring it together and lanny davis by the way has volunteered to help us do some very significant things that you will hear about sometime in the future but i just want to come by to thank you for doing what you do and being value are and who you are not. [laughter] i really mean that. you're not selfish, you are not a person that goes off in the corner but you try to make a big difference for the entire world and so we think keogh to do what you do and also for

michael tonight with an important consumer alert. >> erica davis of san diego isn't one to let obstaclehe has a 2012 national champion and first woman in a whether he will chair to make it to the summit here. >> it is adventure spirit to . >>reporter: s was riding in this chevy truck in 2009 when she claimed the seat heater malfunctioned. she suffered severe injuries. the burn several inches from the back of the that i to the butt tock. scar and pain still there. >> scar there for life. and hopefully the paper won't be. >>reporter: working hard to gain his full strength back here. he has been paralyze from the waist down since he was 19. in 2007 he was in a brand new cadillac escalade similar to this one when he says the car seat heater malfunctioned as well and received third agree burns to the buttocks. the burns wer so painful he could not sit for three months. >> lay on your side for 90 day days. unbearable. >>reporter: hole here in the upholstery of 2003 mercedes like this one was caused by sparking setoff by the seat. mp paid for repair and car maker says it's not responsible sinc

intelligence failures with republican chairman michael mccall saying he feels the bombers succeeded because the system failed. boston police commissioner edward davised the fbi did not tell him russia had warned the u.s. of tamerlan tsarnaev, one of the bombing suspects. >> if you had this information before the bombing, would your police four and you, would you have done anything differently? >> that's very hard to say. we would certainly look at the information, we would certainly talk to the individual. >> reporter: but in a statement released after the hearing on thursday, they said boston police officers serving on a joint terrorism task force had access to a database that detailed the investigation into tsarnaev. as testimony unfolded in washington, the drama at this funeral home over. the body is gone, tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried in an undisclosed location. >> a courageous and compassionate individual came forward to provide the assistance needed to properly bury the deceased. his body is no longer in the city of worcester and is now entombed. >> reporter: tsarnaev's uncle confirms to cnn that he took his nephew's body out of state to

davis, a boston police commissioner, and house homeland security chairman michael mccall, of texas. [video clip] >> we know there was a department of, security officer in the joint terrorism task force who was alerted of tamerlan tsarnaev's overseas trips, a trip to russia in chechnya. were you aware that before the bombing? as i was not. >> the officers you assign to the task force, were they aware of? greg they told me they received no word on that individual prior to the bombing. , were madee bombing aware of this information? >> yes. >> at what point in time? it's intimations started coming in and immediately upon our identification of the older brother on the morning of the watertown arrest. the shootout occurred late in the evening on thursday into friday. friday in the early morning hours with started to get information about the identity of the individuals. >> commissioner davis, if you had had this information before the bombing, would you have done -- your police force and you, would you have done anything differently it? >> that's very hard to say. we would certainly look

intelligence failures, with republican chairman michael mccaul saying he feared the bombers succeeded because the system failed. boston police commissioner edward davisestified the fbi did not tell him russia had warned the u.s. of tamerlan tsarnaev, one of the bombing suspects. >> if you'd had this information before the bombing, would you have done, your police force, and you, would you have done anything differently? >> that's very hard to say. we would certainly look at the information, we would certainly talk to the individual. >> reporter: but in a statement released after the hearing on thursday, the fbi said boston police officers serving on a joint terrorism task force, had access to a database that detailed the investigation into tsarnaev. as testimony unfolded in washington, the drama at this funeral home over. the body is gone, tamerlan tsarnaev has been buried in an undisclosed location. >> as a result of our public appeal for help, a courageous and compassionate individual came forward to provide the assistance needed to properly bury the deceased. his body is no longer in the city of worcester and is now entombed. >> reporter: tsarnaev

davis on handling scandals. fordresident gerald remembers dwight eisenhower from his perspective. that is sunday at 3. journal"ngton continues. tot: michael beckel is here continue our discussion about the situation over at the irs. the headline in this morning's "washington post," -- your thoughts about what came out against a possible ways and means hearing. guest: thank you for having me here. yes today was definitely a day of bipartisan theory on capitol hill. both democrats and republicans are really going after the republicans -- going after the irs yesterday. host: this headline in "the financial times" is emblematic of what we have seen -- does that come as a surprise to you? guest: that poses a question, when exactly did higher-ups' in the chain of command know what was going on? which of these groups were political? which ones deserve special attention? later somebody up the chain of command knows what is going on and there are a lot of questions still about who, what, when? host: there's an editorial in this morning's "wall stree t journal," -- about thatu think when he said that? the center for integrity has been monitoring th