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attorney mike jones said one of the reasons he pushed for the transfer to new york is because two ofy snow, with that report, thanks very, very much. >>> prince harry's u.s. tour, a far cry from a little bit of scandal that he had when he visited las vegas. we're going to catch up with the third in line to the throne. that's coming up next. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> the jersey shore among the latest stops of britain's prince harry. he saw some of the damage of hurricane sandy did. his guide for the trip -- the governor chris christie. our royal correspondent max foster went along, as well. he is joining us with more. max, how did it go? >> reporter: yeah, gol wolf. it was

mike brennan will replace jeff jones who left to be the head coach of old dominion. he had been an assistant at a year back in 2007-2009. he was a starter. meanwhile, an nfl football team in nebraska have offered a deal to tim tivo -- to tim tebow. he was released from the jets yesterday. and they say they will pay him $75 a game. >> that is not nice. ?n indoor football team >> $75 a game. [laughter] >> concerns about sequestration and tourism. and the fda decision on the and tourism. tim -- you're mulch-flipping again, aren't you? hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile, so... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- they guarantee it to hold its color for a full year. wow. i figured you just did your mulch flipping at night. scoooott, movie's starting. oh,here are better ways to spend an evening, lad... coming honey! hey -- what movie? [ door closes ] get scotts nature scapes mulch. it's guaranteed. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building o

. >> mike jones. 39th from the bottom. he was a friend. he was in my squad in vietnam.eft. >> the memorial wall will be on display in my tomorrow night a lot mount vernon memorial park which is in fair oaks. >>> new technology could help end the era of unknown soldiers. right now there are more than 83,000 americans who are still missing from wars ng back to world war ii, but new dna technology is helping researchers identify those soldiers. 80 people were identified last year including a soldier who was buried last month. 63 years after he was killed in the korean war. the number of identification is expected to continue to rise. >>> tomorrow there will be memorial day events all across the bay area. in alameda, veterans will be honored during a special ceremony aboard the u.s.s. hornet. there will be music and a special tribute to fallen soldiers. a wreath will be thrown overboard to honor the u.s. troops who died. the ceremony begins at 1:00. [ music ] >>> and in san francisco, the annual parade to the presid ohio national cemetery starts at 10:00 in the morning. hou

mike brennan takes over serving as an assistant to john thompson iii. prior to his time at georgetown he spent time. u under jonesit's place he's comfortable with. >> i don't think i would be h today if jeff didn't hire me and working with john at georgetown has been a tremendous under experience. i learned a lot from those guys how to run a program. >> we have 2n h.l. playoff finals. -- nhl. >> that's sports. shawn is back to wrap things up after this. >> hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place... knowing you can still reach out. ... and now you've seen it. that's powerful. verizon. get mom a lucid 2 by lg for free. we're taking the edge off tonight with a tiny training exercise. take a look for yourself. as the tennis players at castle stadium start hitting the court the chew was was a -- chihuahuas are doing the same thing. the contestants for the annual running of the chihuahuas joined fox 5. they were running out in the rain doing their best. by the way we should let you know the big race with the chihuahuas kicks off saturday. the winner will take home $150 in cash. >> thanks for

jones, one of the greatest singers in history will be laid to rest today. >> alisyn: last night celebrities and singers from all over attended the private wake, including our own miketh a preview. hi, governor. >> good morning, alisyn. it's great to be with you this morning from nashville. although normally i come to nashville, it's a great occasion. today it's kind of a sad reason to have to come to this great city. >> alisyn: of course it is. let me lay out some of the names that will be there. laura bush, kenny chesney, charlie daniels, alan jackson, winona judd, patty lovelace. oak ridge boys, ronnie milsap. the whoa's who in the music world. what will you say in the eulogy in front of everyone? >> very good question. i've never been so nervous in my life. but i think it's one of those time when people from all walks of life come together to celebrate the life of a man who didn't just sing to us. he sang for us. his voice is irreplaceable. he had that quality of not just singing the notes, but singing the very soul of a song. every time you heard a george jones song, you knew this was coming from deep inside of him. >> steve: yeah. governor, what was your conne

jones at the helm. now that he's gone, they have turned to one of his former assistants. au introduced mikennan as their new head coach. brennan was most recently an assistant coach at georgetown. so the d.c. area has been home for a while. >> knowing the university, having taken tours, having taken recruits on tours and everything, i mean, i'm excited about all the changes i see. tlair lot of additions to campus that are attractive to me and will attract more students. and seeing all the familiar faces. it's a sense of comfort and it's nice knowing most of the department. it makes this transition a lot easier. >>> new au head coach mike brennan. these are the nba playoffs. george karl and the nuggets trying to avoid elimination. denver up by 11. corey brewer to andrei igdolla for the flush. iguodala with a game high 25 points. nuggets up by 20 at halftime. third quarter, denver up 14. this time it's iguodala dishing to costa kufis. you think he's happy? denver wins, 107-100. they still trail in the series, three games to two. you never are safe. >> because of him. >> with >>> you go throug

mike rogers from michigan. then versus now, we'll take a look at how the dow jones industrial average has morphed over the lasttury since "the great gatsby" era. up and next, the three hottest dow stocks one hundred years from now. stay with us we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick chan of fidelity investments. our one-second trade execution is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome back. speak easies, the charleston, times certainly were different in the roaring '20s, a time chronicled in the new movie, "the great gatsby," from time warner studio. brian shactman. >> you just said 22-skadoo. 1922 the the year the gatsby takes place, and that year the dow hit a high just over 103. kind of crazy since answer uptick of 103 today is considered just another good day. and i love history, so these assignments, it's great. i looked at all 20 companies that were in the dow

mike white and the company of directv appear to be interested, according to "the wall street journal" and "dow jonesewswires", making a play for hulu! yes the video site, hulu is up for sale at the moment and apparently the only hard offer at the moment is sir peter chernin who used to run 20th century fox here at the news corporation. but at moment, directv, according to "dow jones newswires" and "the wall street journal" we're looking at a bit here, dow jones is directv considering acquisition of online video site hulu. this would be a fascinating move. directv is on a roll. they have done extraordinarily well. they have done a big share buyback. they're also interested in spinning off any kind of their business. they're strong in latin america and strong in the u.s. but stronger in latin. directv, if they go with hulu they're able to control some type of content at moment. we'll watch this very closely. >>> analysts on wall street believe jpmorgan shareholders will vote to keep jamie dimon as both the chairman and ceo next week. the big question is, should he be stripped of the chairmanship role?

other members of that party, the republican party, the rand paul, mike lee crowd who want to narrow the president's authority. >> walter jones>> yeah. and then within the -- for the democrats, who are looking to the president for direction, and so, you know, this is something that i think it's going to be a longer term back and forth between the president and congress. we are always worried when depressed congress depressed involved in this that things don't turn out well. but this is a good side. this is the president's, you know, what he is looking to do. >> right. so then, the authorization for the use of force has been invoked as an excuse and cover for doing a lot of things, you know, the nsa wiretapping. >> yeah. >> use of torture and the use of drones. now, the president yesterday did not say he will never use drones again. he did start, dan, if we can play that, he did start by saying drones have come in handy, have been useful in a lot of cases. >> dozens of highly skilled al-qaeda trainers bomb makers have been taken off of the battlefield. plots have been disrupted that would have targeted international aviation u

straight tuesday of gains for the dow jones industrial average and nothing seems to be getting in the way of the bull market right now. although yahoo! finance's mikeat this overbullishness could be what brings the market down at some point. >> but why. let's ask mike. he joins us along with rich peterson. overly bullish, a lot of euphoria, that's your problem with the market? >> i think when we get to it. i don't think it's an acute situation right now. starting to seem too easy. >> what do you watch for, for that? >> i think when you start to see a lot more of these stocks that just take off, these hi high-velocity upside moves. i think it's starting to seem a little bit too easy. most of the evidence against this market is circumstantial. it's not behaving in a way that makes you say, aha, that's going to be its own undoing. >> everyone you talk to is looking for a sell-off around the corner. and that's why they say it's going to continue to go higher. >> it's been a methodic revaluation of stocks. it's really just been about, stocks are priced here, let's patch them up. >> you're the ultimate market sta statistician. have you ever seen anything