. >> before they go to a new hom , she writes a prescription on how to take care of teddy bears. she hopes we create less waste, not just in teddy bears, but overall. >> nice cause. >>> dog loves bath time. >> good girl. >> from an animal that is really quite special. humans, we've enlied the help of some extraordinary humans. >> they are doing this, and you can see them doing their amazing stunts and they slow the cameras down. what they can do with their bodies is pretty amazing. they show how the human body kind of works and how parts of our bodies are used to just propel us, like walking is more efficient than running around on four legs. >> this is really the pinnacle of human ability. we need to start with two legs. >> your body is like an elastic spring waiting to pounce. all of this energy, analyzing this with their cameras. that i. >> one of them interacting. >> and any normal human being could say they will do this. >> don't try this at home. >> oh. >> this guy, he is pole dancing, the whole family can watch. goes around more than one time. i love when they slow it down

on the housing front, construction of new hom ll sharply last month, down 16.5%, it was the weakest reading since november in a part of the economy that's been in recovery mode. on the jobs front, the number of workers seeking new unemployment benefits rose last week by 32,000. reversing a recent trend there. the bright spot in the market today was cisco, which helped cap some of those losses, it closed up more than 12% on strong earnings, a dividend hike and share buy back. the dow finished lower. the&p 500 lost 8 to 16.50 and the nasdaq was down 6 at 34.65. >>> two retailers in the news today, let's begin with jcpenney. it missed wall street estimates for earnings and sales. the struggling retailer lost 1.31 a share. even worse than the 89 cent loss that was expected. revenue fell 18%. shares were off about 1% during the day. but actually erased that loss after the numbers came out. and then there's walmart, walmart surprised investors today, notn a good way. the world's largest retailer posted weaker than expected earnings and said things aren't looking much better in the current quarter

. >> abc news reporting that massachusetts investigators now have mounting evidence that the boston marathon bombers may have been involved in a triple hom sichld the murders took place in september 11th, twun. three men found with their throats slit and bodies covered with marijuana. one victim was a former boxing partner of tammerlan tsarnaev and officials say they have forensic evidence connecting the two brothers to the crime. tammerlan tsarnaev has been buried reportedly at this cemetery in rural have v va -- virginia. boston area cemeteries refused to accept his body. now, people in virginia complain they were not consulted before tsarnaev was buried there. >> imagine you've been named a top graduating senior and just 18 years old this, year's winner has won more than 40 awards totalling more than $300,000. we have the impressive story. this is one of cal's brightest seniors. his grade point average is high. >> it's 3.99. >> you did knit three years? >> that is right. >> he doubled major in chemical biology skpat 18 is the youngest recipient of the medal a prize hundreds of students here qualify or as long as they have close to a n

. >> abc news reporting that massachusetts investigators now have mounting evidence that the boston marathon bombers may have been involved in a triple homichld the murders took place in september 11th, twun. three men found with their throats slit and bodies covered with marijuana. one victim was a former boxing partner of tammerlan tsarnaev and officials say they have forensic evidence connecting the two brothers to the crime. tammerlan tsarnaev has been buried reportedly at this cemetery in rural have v va -- virginia. boston area cemeteries refused to accept his body. now, people in virginia complain they were not consulted before tsarnaev was buried there. >> imagine you've been named a top graduating senior and just 18 years old this, year's winner has won more than 40 awards totalling more than $300,000. we have the impressive story. this is one of cal's brightest seniors. his grade point average is high. >> it's 3.99. >> you did knit three years? >> that is right. >> he doubled major in chemical biology skpat 18 is the youngest recipient of the medal a prize hundreds of students here qualify or as long as they have close to a nea

new interactive comment tool. latest pictures of violence in the country. this is an dish -- this is a town in homs province on saturday. several explosions were reported as bombs were dropped i military planes. the images cannot be independently verified. in while, for un peacekeepers who were abducted last tuesday have been released -- released. the filipino soldiers were being held by a syrian rebel group. a were captured as they monitor the cease-fire line between golan heights and syria. the same group detained 21 peacekeepers in march. the turkish foreign minister says it is time for the international community to act on syria. the syrian government says it was not behind the twin car bombs that hit a town on the turkish border on saturday. hundreds of protesters marched in different cities across turkey to condemn the attack. the blast left at least 46 people dead. demonstrators say they are angry about the lack of security. the first bomb went off right next to the municipal building. the second went off in the main market. turkey has arrested nine people in connection with the attack. andr

new ad which is called are you the most racist commercial in history? the spot is part of a series produced by tyler the creator and features five members of his hip hom collective known as good future. who cares? i never heard of them. roll tape. >> all right ma'am. we got them all lined up. nail this little sucker. come on. point to him. which one is it? >> should have gave her some more. >> i don't think i can do this. >> just point to him. >> no. >> he's wearing the do rag. >> come on. the one with the four legs. >> you thought you was going to catch me. keep your mouth shut. keep your mouth shut. >> no! >> i'm going to get out of here and do you up. keep your mouth shut. >> i can't do this! i can't do this! no! no! no! no! ah! >> she's just got to do it. >> you're never going to catch me. >> i am outraged. or maybe bloated. i can't tell sometimes. anyway, syracuse professor aren't we all commented mountain dew has set a new low for corporate racism. i've never heard of corporate racism. the decision to lean on well known racial stereotypes is beyond disgusting. pepsico which owns mountain dew yanked the spot and released a statement saying, quote, we apolog

for all its rain and taxes it was hom and he cleared a new path for english art. (anthony caro) you look at the history of english art, and it's pretty miserable after constable and turner and so on, and henry, somehow, was competing with braque and picasso and so on. you know, he was in that same league. and so it made people realize you can be an artist - and you can be english. (narrator) sculpture made him famous, his celebrity enshrined in wax at madame tussaud's. other celebrities bought his works and enjoyed his company. (dorothy kosinski) i actually think that one has to consider quite seriously a very intriguing dilemma, and that is whether an artist's sense of direction and value and worth is that potentially obscured by fame? (narrator) henry moore was born in the mining town of castleford in 1898. his career began in 1921 when he left yorkshire with a scholarship to study at the royal college of art in london, a bastion of academic formalism. but he found his real inspiration on the other side of london at the british museum. he visited twice a week fo