my god, it's a '54 plymouth. and that '54 plymouth had a loose front end. oh. and it turned out at 30 miles an hour, gang, the frequency of the wheels lobbing at 30 miles an hour happened to correspond to the frequency of the whole front end. - bye-bye. - so you're driving the car 28-- 29-- 30-- and 31 is okay. and so how come the one speed-- how come that one speed? a magic--it's no magic speed. did you guys see it? see why? when you get the frequencies matched. one time, we're walking on a store. i see these glass shelves and all these radios on them. and you know happens is when the notes on the radio had get to a certain pitch, the whole thing would vibrate and go down and the whole thing vibrate. you guys know what's going on? - yeah. - resonance, see? i was matching the frequency of the shelf 'cause everything will vibrate at some frequency. and when that frequency is matched, you can get things to resonate. this happen tragically some time ago. it was on dallas, texas, some big hotel. all the people on the shop are going, "yay. yay. yay," and all bouncin

say hello to shaun and kara russell from plymouth, massachusetts. you guys were hunkered down for a couple of days and now how does it feel? >> it feels like a giant weight is lifted off of the shoulders of the city and we can start to get back to normal. it is not normal yet but we are getting there. >> little bit at a time. >> you are wearing your boston police shirt study. >> i feel confident in the boston police . it is it a beautiful day and city and glad to be back. >> what was it like for you to go through this in your town and in your state over the past week? >> nerve wracking but i felt confident the whole time. >> you did. >> absolutely. >> where did that come from? >> i have no idea. >> spirits of boston and the people of the area. we are going to remain strong and we have faith in the local officials this would get worked out. we'll be a stronger city for it. >> i heard that approximate from so many people. explain what the sense of community is about. >> boston, is just really hard to put my finger on it. but it is a strong city with a

. >> this is actually ice being pushed against the shore at madison lake in plymouth, minnesota.his is a process known as ice chandeliering. those people haven't seen this, people in minnesota s don't see a lot of this. >> i have never seen anything like this. >> this is something you see your teacher do in science class. here, you have a science project on the water. >> they said the ice is incredibly brittle due to sun and the warm temperatures. at some point, it reaches the state where ice first crystallizes. the high winds blows it toward the shore and the ice splinters. it's creating the racket and the jouz that you hear. >> it sounds awful, especially for the end of april. i think minnesota is like please. >> this is the ice out phase of the lakes up in minnesota. this is the sign that spring is here. old man winter is about to get his behind out of town. >>> back that ass up, into the fence when you have an itchy butt. >> it would be better if it was a donkey. >> it's making a noise. it's funny that he's scratching his butt, but the noise is coming from the white goat in t

and that plymouth sfilt i facility is where he believes he would be housed waiting for that trial, andersone updates from you. the man who found the suspected bomber in his boat and alerted police is going to take us through those moments where his account is different than what had been reported for the last several days. he'll explain what he saw with his own words next. >> and i look in the boat over here and looked on the floor and i see blood. >>> welcome back. we are going to be taking you to the memorial service for officer sean collier, the m.i.t. officer killed on thursday night. his brother is expected to speak in about five or ten minutes from now. we're going to bring that to you live. vice president biden is there. we'll also bring you his comments. jaime taylor is also going to perform. we'll bring that to you as well. sean collier is just one of the victims of the bombings last week. his family will be getting help from the one fund boston already collected over $20 million. our jake tapper talks with ken fienberg, the man who's going to distribute the money. he says it's not

this is plymouth, minnesota. this is called shandaleering, where the ice splinters into fine shards. it's ice. and it is splintering. >> why is it doing that? >> in the process of melting. isn't that cool? >> that's only here. >> well, that's only in minnesota. it is called chandeliering. when the sun hits it, it begins to almost explode really. it's kind of cool. >> drastic changes. >>> all right, let's take a live look outside. it's our michael and son weather camera. essentially looking east, northeast. temperatures are in the 50s. only managed to make it to 62 today. dew point in the 50s. we aren't seeing much change overnight. winds still east, northeast at 10. here's a look at the visible satellite. as if you were in space looking down. this does not measure clouds. and you see a lot of clouds. back even across into garrett county and into tucker county, west virginia, the good news is, they will eventually dry up tomorrow. it they will be with us tonight. 56 in fairfax. 57 in springfield. temperatures pret

my god, it's a '54 plymouth. and that '54 plymouth had a loose front end. oh. and it turned out at 30 miles an hour, gang, the frequency of the wheels lobbing at 30 miles an hour happened to correspond to the frequency of the whole front end. - bye-bye. - so you're driving the car 28-- 29-- 30-- and 31 is okay. and so how come the one speed-- how come that one speed? a magic--it's no magic speed. did you guys see it? see why? when you get the frequencies matched. one time, we're walking on a store. i see these glass shelves and all these radios on them. and you know happens is when the notes on the radio had get to a certain pitch, the whole thing would vibrate and go down and the whole thing vibrate. you guys know what's going on? - yeah. - resonance, see? i was matching the frequency of the shelf 'cause everything will vibrate at some frequency. and when that frequency is matched, you can get things to resonate. this happen tragically some time ago. it was on dallas, texas, some big hotel. all the people on the shop are going, "yay. yay. yay," and all bouncin

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there's an mci plymouth, it's a jail, prison, that they also have medical treatment available for. that's not uncommon. they would poszly take him there as he waits for all the court appearances. the why is the families just want him out. they don't want him in the same hospital as their loved ones who are lying there, basically, because of this guy according to the police. >> you know, you and i were standing live at cnn when there was a shooting at mit. and then there was that carjacking. and it's still so sketchy, the details, but i know you found a little bit more on how it all pieces together. >> yeah, we at least know now that the carjacking took place when the older brother carjacked that black suv. that was the main car used. there were two cars ininvolved. tamerlan is the one who carjacked the car. his little brother was nearby, we're told by a source in the investigation. so that's how it played out. but, boy, you are right, erin, what a crazy night. and it's taken this long. i think it's really taken this long for the police to figure it all out. >>> well, drew griffin,

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in plymouth, minnesota. some call it ice shand leering. it -- chandeliering.he ice crystalizes and then splinters. that's pretty cool. >> that is very cool. >> way cool. >>> that's it for us tonight. we'll be back at 11:00. >> thanks for watching, wjz, maryland's news station. don't go away. there's much more on the evening news with scott pelley. including the carjacking victim who helped lead >> pelley: tonight the man who was hijacked by terrorists. still in fear for his life, he escaped the boston bombing suspects and set off events know ended the manhunt. john miller has his harrowing story in the first television interview. bill plante breaks news asking the president about the growing hunger strike at guantanamo bay. >> it is a recruitment tool for extremists. it needs to be closed. >> pelley: a new survey finds a major change in housing prices coast to coast. carter evans has the numbers. and he was the first american to climb everrest. >> i was just a frail human being. we were just hanging on to life. you're in the death zone. if you don't get down,

truth, they burned down my home, killed my dogs, my cats and he had a rabbit and blew up the 1966 plymouth valiant. terrible. it appears he actually was targeted and framed for the ricin attacks. the elvis i'm impersonator thinks he knows who did it. an enemy from the could i- from the tie -- tie kahn dough class. >> he said he stood out in the parking lot at the hotel saying he hates you. i would beg him, you have known him for how many years and took taekwondo from him. i don't know if as a martial arts conflict and if he wants to challenge you in the rink. i don't know. then he created me saying i created a ban band called a row bow drum. he said i am a rock and roller and i'm like, good luck. >> i believe we have tape of this long-time personal enemy. >> i don't know how he could get ricin. the adversary is known as j everett dusky who was not charged with a crime, but the investigators searched his house and taekwondo studio. kennedy, this is what blows my mind. this never happens. >> is there one aspect of the story that blows your mind? it is the confluence. >> you didn't even let m

the massachusetts correctional institution in plymouth. it is about 45 miles south of here.acility. but they do have federal prisoners there. it should be a fascinating development once we see how they move him and if he will end up there. >> thanks very much. >>> the wife of the bombing suspect tamerlan tsarnaev according to her attorney is going everything she can. he says she did not know anything about the bomb plot. fbi investigators want to talk to her firsthand. for now russell is talking through her attorney. do we know why she hasn't met with the fbi to talk directly? >> we don't actually now whether or not she has met with the fbi. i was in her attorney's office this morning. she wants to cooperate and they have spoken with the fbi, but whether or not she has yet, we just don't know. >> wants to cooperate is sort of lawyer speak. sounds like they have not met directly. we have confirmed reports the that the family was receiving welfare benefits last year and they got benefits when the brothers were younger. it is going to raise a lot of anger in this place that thi

a natural ice crackling reaction in plymouth lake, minnesota.sun drying the moisture out of brittle ice. causing to crack and splinter, much like glass. wow. >> happening right now, live pictures as the tony award nominations are being announced right here in new york city. there you go. tony winner sutton foster and jesse tyler ferguson doing honors. best musical. nominees include "bring it on," matil matilda" and kinky boots." the tony award ceremony will be televised live. >>> ahead on "starting point," we brought the story of ryan panetta, a heroic young man who jumped into rushing floodwaters to save his entire family. >> when something brings you down, you got to get up. >> we followed up to see where he and his family are now six months later. you're watching "starting point." >>> all right. it has been six months since hurricane sandy caused massive destination. the panetta family had to flee their home to escape the rising water. ryan panetta, 13 years old, led his family to safe. poppy harlow is here with an update. six months for them

good morning, miami, and then plymouth, yeah, a little snow up in the northern areas and ice and snow if the forecast comes true of up to 14 inches of snow. in some locations, that's a big deal. in come these thunderstorms sweeping east today. when i say east, they're going through chicago, philly, washington, new york by >> hang on. jerry, we're doing live tv. tell jerry to hang on for a second. all that weather was brought to you by ocean spray. elizabeth. >> coming up, demi lovato performs her brand-new hit upstairs. we can't wait to hear her. don't go away. >>> well, you can hear the crowd. they're excited. demi lovato, earlier you saw her with her super fans. just a moment she'll perform -- ♪ >> whoo. i'm excited. part of our spring concert series. i cannot even hear when you scream. first we want to chat and hear what you have to say. a terrific year for you. the stats are incredible. first single off the new album went gold in four weeks, debuted at number one on itunes charts in 19 countries. [ cheers and applause ] >> how does that feel? >> it feels really amazing. i know tha

in the interim he would be housed at the facility, the massachusetts correctional institute at plymouthof here. that's a state facility, wolf. but they do house federal prisoners. not only those serving sentences for a short time but also those held pending trial. >> and presumably, is there like a hospital facility there at that correctional facility? >> what i'm told about the medical facilities there, they can't handle the necessity of acute care, which is what this particular defendant has been undergoing. but when dzhokhar tsarnaev is deemed doctors are completed caring for him, he will not be moved to the correctional institute if he still requires acute care. that's what they're discussing at this possibility, this option of moving him away from beth israel. imagine if you're the family members and you know that he's sharing the same facility. one other quick thing i want to mention as well, and that is that when i asked the d.a., who is now deciding not to pursue the state charges for the bombing victims, not necessarily for the m.i.t. officer, sean collier, that could still com

it was a straw purchaser who provided firearms to an individual who murdered a police officer in plymouth township, pennsylvania, last september. mr. president, is it any wonder that law enforcement across this country say, stop these straw purchasing, we're losing too many brave men and women in law enforcement? to say nothing about all the others killed by drug cartels and criminal cartels. so we need a meaningful solution to the serious problem. we've included suggestions from senator gillibrand to go after those who traffic in firearms by wrongfully obtaining two or more firearms. we worked hard to develop effective, targeted legislation to help combat a serious problem. and doing it in a way that does no harm to the second amendment rights of law-abiding americans. it was an a.t.f. whistle-blower who testified last congress the existing firearm laws are toothless. we can create better law enforcement tools. that's what we're doing with the stop illegal trafficking in firearms act. i urge all senators to join with us and close this dangerous loophole in the law that mexican drug ca ca

. >> and my godmother is here, too, and all the ladies from plymouth state in new hampshire. >> you guys'll have a party later with cheryl. there you go. also ahead this morning on the show, this is a story i actually love. it's a dream come true. maybe you heard the story of brian banks, spent five years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. now he signed with the atlanta falcons and you'll hear what he has to say about that second chance he's getting. >> also coming up, oscar winner halle berry is coming up with baby number two. we'll have more on the 46-year-old's big news. >>> then it will be spring at some point in new york city. i wanted to bust out. i wanted to like spring up my spring wardrobe. >> show us how hip you are. >> bobbie thomas and i did a little shopping. i'm going to rock those pants. >> you're going to rock those coral pants. >> we'll find out what worked and what didn't work. >> you're a lot more stylish than you think you are. you always say i don't know how to do casual. but you always look good. >> thank you. >> how to take compliments. >> you're objectifying

i've seen from plymouth, from watertown, from boston, when we were here earlier, when i first got herebout 6:30 this morning, there were city buses, two city buses filled with boston police officers. about ten minutes late, three more buses filled with boston police officers. about 30 minutes later, i counted seven buses filled with boston police officers. and then we saw different swat units, different tactical units. different bomb squad units from different municipalities all coming in and into this particular area. and i would imagine that this is not the only street they're coming into. there are other routes into watertown, so i would imagine there are thousands upon thousands of police officers that they're using to go door to door in this neighborhood. earlier where deb was, you know, there was a center of attention because they thought they had some suspect in there, they were looking at a car. but you heard the people in the press conference say, listen, we only have a certain percentage of the area covered. it may move from area to area. and as we have been standing here, we

i'm a second grader at plymouth elementary school. i'm hoping that you will help make sure that no other kids are hurt by guns. thank you for your service, sincerely, noah. in my district 90% of my constituents support universal background check, including 75% of those that are members of the national riffle association. 6.5 million guns sold each year in the united states are sold by unlicensed, private sellers, including online and gun show sales. and 40% to 50% of all gun sales have no criminal background checks. in fact, a national recent survey of inmates revealed that 80% of those that used a handgun in a crime acquired it through a private transfer. mr. speaker, on behalf of noah and all the families in my district, i ask that we schedule a vote to keep our families safe. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. payne: thank you, mr. sp

serving our nation in afghanistan and around the world to the communities of vincennes and madison and plymouth and gary, the message is the same everywhere. it's about jobs and the chance to go to work and take care of your family. so how do we take a hoosier commonsense approach, focus on jobs and create the conditions needed for our people andure businesses to succeed? -- and our businesses to succeed? i propose an opportunity agenda. government doesn't create jobs. businesses create jobs. so let's create the opportunities, help put the conditions in place for our businesses in indiana and around the country to be able to create more jobs, put the programs in place for all of the american people to be ready to hit the ground running on day one. because, madam president, if we don't have a job, nothing else works. we can talk about health care, we can talk about climate change, we can talk about any other issue, but if we don't have the chance to go to work and earn a living and take care of our family, nothing else works, and that's why earlier this month, i conducted a series of roundtable

it was a straw purchaser who provided firearms to an individual w murdered a police officer in plymouth towhip, pennsylvania, last september. mr. president, is it any wonder that law enforcement across this country say, stop these straw purchasing, we're losing too many brave men and women in law enforcement? to say nothing about all the others killed by drug cartels and criminal cartels. so we need a meaningful solution to the serious problem. we've included suggestions from senator gillibrand to go after those who traic in firearms by wrongfully obtaining two or more firearms. we worked hard to develop effective, targeted legislation to help combat a serious problem. and doing it in a way that does no harm to the second amendment rights of law-abiding americans. it was an a.t.f. whistle-blower who testified last congress the existing firearm laws are toothless. we can create better law enforcement tools. that's what we're doing with the stop illegal trafficking in fi