>> i think so. >> reporter: the rods he's referencing are designed by legendary rod maker tom morgan.religion, this is the holy grail. which is why we recently made a pilgrimage to meet the maker at his home outside bozeman, montana, where we learned this man, who may know more about fly fishing rods than anyone in the world, hasn't so much as held one since 1995. >> you'd think that since i couldn't go fishing i might lose interest in it, but it's always been a pursuit of perfection. >> is that good there? >> reporter: tom runs the business with the help of his wife, geri. a retired school teacher, she never cared much for fishing, let alone rod making. >> move it left ever so slightly. >> reporter: after tom was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, she bought into the dream, hook, line, and endless tinkering. >> it's really given him a life. i think that he wouldn't have had. >> i never thought about m.s. as holding me back from doing what i wanted to do. >> reporter: as a kid growing up in montana, all tom wanted to do was fish. he used to fish till he dropped, literally. as an adult

good evening, rod. you've been in ferguson since last night. you spent the day talking to people of ferguson, including the relatives of michael brown, the 18-year-old who was shot and killed. what are ywhat are they telling you? >> let me just share one thing as i speak. i'm actually at the police command center. i watched about 50 to 60 high-powered police vehicles pull in. you maybe can see them pulled over my shoulder here, including several new s.w.a.t. units. why is that significant, judge? last night, you probably heard me say this earlier today. i was out here, i was right in the middle of everything. i didn't see a police car anywhere in the area. and it wasn't until about 1:30 a.m. after the bottles were being thrown and the rocks were being thrown that i finally saw the police cars after that time last night. that's when the rioting was going on. the good news is today, all day today i've been down here and there were a number of protests. there was a number of demonstrations, but everything today was very peaceful. there was no trou

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and rod's over there and i'd like to find out, rod, what's it like over there? >> and, rod, very quickly i want to ask you as well, today we heard the police chief come out. and he said that the officer had no knowledge that brown was the suspect in the robbery. >> right. >> it's a very interesting development. how does that change things? >> well, that changed things immensely, andrea. let me quickly tell you why. actually, if the chief would have came out and said the reason we released this video is because we believe it's related to the shooting that occurred on canfield street only a couple blocks away from where i'm at now, but the chief didn't say that. he actually separated the two incidents. so that's going to leave all of these people that's here wondering why did you even release the tape if that's the case? so i think that's going to be a serious situation that the prosecution, if it goes that far, is going to have to show that, you know, there was some intent on the police department to possibly and i underline the word possibly, cover-up some of th

rod wheeler, an experienced d.c.tive knows the streets knows conflict police were not there. >> that seems crazy to me. >>, no, no. it's one particularly uferlly democratic. democrat proud some days solution to handling riots. it's patronizing concept. let it fizz out. let the people show their anger. let them them do what they need to do. here we see people looting a store, a store owned by a man or woman or corporation whose profits count, whose employees count on being able to go to work. do you think the people in that store today are able to go to work? now, should the state troopers in missouri be proud that fox news cameras and other cameras were allowed to see this and they did nothing? they do nothing in the face of looting and shooting? they should absolutely be ashamed. so, it's been politicized. i believe in absolute transparency. let's see all the records. let's see the police officers' records although they are not relevant. these folks, the lawyers and al sharpton on other folks are calling for the dea

, one thing i have to say to you, rod. what's happening in chicago with those young kids that are being killed right and left, where's my jesse jackson, where's my al sharpton? >> they don't relate to them. >> every time i see these kids dead, man. >> yeah. they don't relate to jesse jackson. these young kids don't relate to jesse jackson or al sharpton. >> they said obama hasn't done anything for them. we got to roll. thank you. appreciate it. still ahead tonight, the attorney for the family of michael brown will join me live to react to the results of the independent autopsy, plus we're going to go back live to ferguson as the protests continue at this very hour. and later a "hannity" exclusive, texas governor rick perry will be here to respond what he's calling a politically motivated indictment. that's straight ahead. you make. it's been that way sincthe day you met. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you ca

want to bring in rod wheeler a former d.c. homicide detective just in ferguson last week and covering this. rod, good to see you tonight. >> hi, megyn. >> what do you make of this videotape and scene tonight in ferguson where two people show up to say, you know, they seem to be responding to the missouri governor, if you look at the sign, they talk about vigorous prosecution, not happy with his comments. look, look at what happened. >> once again, we see the missouri governor has agitated the sigsz by adding his comments that no one asked for pertaining to the prosecution of this police officer. you know, megyn, somewhere i read in this country we are innocent until proven guilty. i'm not so sure if that's changed but it appears from listening to the governor and others we're guilty until proven innocent. i think a lot of people have a major issue with that. the woman, it looked like she was taken out of there, the police did that oh she would not be harmed. let me tell you, the protesters out there are very very violent. that

rod wheeler, former d.c.icide detective, has been there over the past few days in ferguson, missouri. and rod, how was last night different than the night before? it seemed like peace was kept at least around some of the businesses last night at least. >> right. last night was completely different from friday night. as you know, i was out here both nights and friday night when i was out here it was complete chaos and i was right in the middle of all of the riots which started around midnight on friday night. yesterday it was a lot different. now, the curfew actually went into effect at 12:00 a.m. last night. but you know what i noticed the police did yesterday, guys? there's a plane flying over. i hope you can hear me okay. right around 5:00 p.m. yesterday the police department here started informing citizens about the curfew so no one can say they didn't know anything about it. i watched and talked to a lot of the officers. they were actually very korjle as well. the police started making announcements to th

the systems that keep the radioactive fuel rods cool failed. are partially melting, releasing radiation. and it's not just the reactors. there are also used fuel rods, essentially nuclear waste, stored in pools nearby. they're also losing water, and american experts fear that one of these pools is already dry. nesheiwat told us the danger is multiplied because the reactors are so close together. >> that is a grave concern at this time. if there is an explosion, if there is a meltdown, a fire, it can absolutely affect the neighboring plants. >> what would that mean? >> oh, goodness, i don't want to even think what that could mean. that's just something that we would have to really plan for at the greatest scale, and we're hoping and praying that that's not the case. >> from the beginning, the u.s. said the crisis was more grave than the japanese apparently believed. and so far, the u.s. experts have been right. on march 16th, the american embassy began a voluntary evacuation of u.s. citizens. it wasn't until two days later that the japanese ackn

>> i think so. >> the rods he's references are designed by a legendary maker.holy grail. which is why we recently made a pilgrimage to meet the maker at his home outside of bozeman, montana where we learned this man who may know more about fly fishing rods than anyone in the world hasn't so much as held one since 1995. >> it has always been a pursuit of perfection. >> reporter: he runs the business with the help of his wife jerri he never cared much for fishing let alone rod making. but after tom was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis he bought into the dream hook, line and endless tinkering. >> it has given him a life he wouldn't have had. >> i wouldn't have thought about m.s. -- >> reporter: as a kid growing up in montana all tom wanted to do was fish. he used to fish until he dropped, literally. as an adult he needed less sleep and did even more fishing until m.s. now virtually paralyzed the disease forced him to rechannel his passion. do you still day dream about fishing? >> i sure do. i catch them. >> reporter: tom has none of the bitterness you'd expect wi

we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away. exactly as you moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely uniq

you know, the club used as a lightning rod is steel, but some of these shavings aren't dense enough to match the metal. you can use the xrf to check. i.a. interview didn't go well, huh? did their decision on delko come down? i haven't heard. you ever notice how those i.a. guys all look alike? i mean, they all got that square jaw. it's so weird. (beeping) well, looks like our murder wasn't hailey's fault. what do you mean? well, hailey's clubs are straight steel and the club used as the lightning rod was steel, too, but the head must have had a titanium alloy in it. well, just because thmurder weapon didn't come out of hailey's bag, doest mean that she didn't get a club from somewhere else. yeah, but we still have to put her at the scene. that's why i asked to have all their laundry brought in. i'm hoping the evidence hasn't been washed away. what are you looking for, copper sulfate? i am looking for anything. if you want to grab a magnifier and give me a hand, it'd be great. are the parents' clothes in here, too? probably. i asked for everything. look at this. there's a serrated edge o

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. >> seth: you also are friendly with a-rod, correct?ght now? >> try to stay in somewhat shape. you know, a-rod is -- i used to get texts from him when he wasn't doing well. you know, so a-rod has -- he don't have a lot of confidence for a guy that makes $30 million a year. you know, he's one of those guys you got to pat on the butt. seriously, there's three ways you can treat a person. pat him on the butt, kick him in the butt or leave him alone. a-rod, you need to tell him how good he is on a daily basis. derek jeter -- >> seth: in case, you were wondering about me, leave me alone. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't going to pat you on the ass. >> seth: i was worried -- i was worried you were going to kick me in the ass. [ laughter ] well, i want to thank you so much -- >> you don't like ostrich? >> seth: oh my goodness. i didn't even see the boots before you said that. now, i really don't. you're working with a new -- you're workign with a new app right now. a new sports app. tell us about that. >> it's called sports beat. it's a -- it's an app

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we are going to use the flex of this rod to fling away.u moved your hands. >> that's it? >> that's it. >> i'm a natural. >> push both arms forward and snap the lower hand into your tummy. push forward. >> i did gave it a try and had great time but i might need some more practice. i met someone else with real fly casting skills. her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco.

we accidentally ran into rod stewart. and a very positive side, we made sure we were donating. >> focused on businesses giving back to others in part. address the impact the this viral son of philanthropy. is it sustainable, or a one time capture lightning in the bottle? >> i think this is part of something that will be sustainable. it's part of just the -- as technology, the internet, mobile phones have increased in usage exponentially, a lot of this is influencing business school curriculums. so i think there will be something sustainable. watching bill gates. that's a beautiful things. >> so you think it is a sustainable thing, and the als association is apparently raised by some accounts 16 million in something like the last three weeks. comparing with 19 million they raised with all of last year. jeff? >> right, and what this kind of reflects, and something, as you can imagine giving our catholic heritage and our considerations of asking more of business, the willingness, especially the younger generations coming int

. >>> coming up, the man that allegedly supplied a-rod and others with drugs.he scandal that faced baseball. >>> a 5-year-old mayor - a curious story in politics in data dive next. >>> today's data dye looks at age and -- dive looks at age and politics. 5-year-old bobby had a good run as the mayor of minnesota. his 2-year rein is over. they pulled the mayors name out of a hat. they just picked a 16-year-old to take over of the some states require mayors to be 18. there has been a handful of guys that met the aim requirement and won, mostly in towns with less than 2,000 residents. the u.s. constitution has age minimums for federal office holders, 25 for the house, 30 for the senate and presidency. the framers reasoned the senate needed "a greater extent of examination it stability of character. >> the senate did not outlines pay attention to the constitution, because birth records were not reliable. in 1818 tennessee elected john henry to the office, 28, the youngest senator in history. others served before they were 30. in 1934 west virginia sent rush holt to t

martha: great point, rod.go to you on this the background, when he was a young man, a young boy, mccullough's father, who was a police officer killed in altercation with a black suspect. that is the grounds for which they don't believe he can be fair in this case. what do you think, emily? >> so i think that a person's background definitely does not determine the way they will handle anything moving forward. sure, it can personally impact you. but as officer of the law, that should be his first and foremost duty. the greater concern, comments he made, the way he handled cases in the past, you know, underlying all of it, as the detective pointed out, really massive mistrust of the law enforcement and prosecution between the black community and the enforcement there. and this case is unusual in all sorts of ways. there has been, eric holder said, this is the opportunity to take a tragedy and reform a community. so we should be doing everything we possibly can, the state there, the county, to make sure that happe

they said, rod, if we get that the violence will stop.to the state police being involved here. what the -- from the outside seems like what the governor is saying the rift between the community and local police department is too great to overcome at the moment. so let's go ahead and change the jurisdiction, bring in different authority and authority that they would respect. was that the reading on the ground? because based on what you're saying that wasn't the case. >> no, it wasn't the case. look, i was there. i don't think the people that we see the videotapes here rioting and protesting, doesn't matter which police department is there. and that is the whole message that he this want to get across. it is no the just about the police department, bill. this riot something not just about the death of michael brown. it is about a number of issues but i think the death of michael brown is what sparked all the intense rioting. real quickly, bill, there are two sets of people there. you have organized protesters, what is called peaceful protes

former vice president hubert humphrey was interviewed earlier today in minneapolis by rod challenger of wcco-tv. >> calling for the president's resignation, wishing to keep it out of partisan politics. but he says now that resignation was the right choice, both for nixon and the nation. >> i believe the nation needs relief from this tremendous tension under which it has been for the last year, year and a half. there is a need of getting our country back together again, getting on with the business of government, the tremendous problems facing us. the nation needs to be brought back together. we have simply got to get ourselves -- to restore our sense of confidence and restore trust in government. >> how do you think history will judge the nixon presidency? >> mixed. in the field of foreign affairs, it will be judged well. in the field of domestic affairs, i think poorly. in the matter of the conduct of the office, particularly in these recent months, i think it will be judged harshly. >> should mr. nixon be granted immunity from political -- criminal prosecution by congress? >> that

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rod wheeler former d.c.detective and fox news contributor and richard fowler nationally syndicated radio talk show host. richard, let me start with you tonight. let's start with this black panther issue because the fbi is very concerned about this. when i went on the facebook page today of the leader of this group, it was astonishing to me the things that he is saying on his facebook page. let's put up a little bit of it here. it says, there are committed and trained warriors on the ground in st. louis. and there are also spies and defleck tors on ground to all general orders are in full effect across this nation. he sals said this is the hour all the greats promgsed. if you die, die like a warrior. i will see you on the ground. what do you make of all this? >> i think martin luther king jr. said it best, violence begets violence. i don't think anybody out here i think if you talk to the brown family they wouldn't condone this type of violence. i think what we are looking for and what people of ferguson is l

ten important observations to know about ferguson joining me to discuss are the members themselves rod stars and gonzalo vinay guys also known as g one thank you for joining me. thank you for having us our eggs you want to start with you i want to know what was it that really come pell do you guys to get in your car and drive seventeen hours from new york to fergusson wealth to see the images of these young people in ferguson demanding justice for michael brown was very inspiring for us were based in the bronx and in the bronx we had our own michael brown our own trayvon martin his name was ramadi graham who was murdered in his own home in front of his grandmother and his little brother a couple of years ago in the bronx to this day the officer that killed him richard haste has not been brought to justice it's a struggle that we were very much involved with in a building with the family of ramadi graham in the bronx and so when this happened for us we really felt the need to express solidarity with the community in ferguson with michael brown's family we also our collective in the bron

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that means they're hanging out with their friends. >> echo what rod said. i was there, i don't remember which day, i was there three or four days, they were saying -- >> so they have no impact. they're hurting. >> zero impact. nobody cared. and it's exactly the same reasons. in fact, a lot of these kids were thinking of the looting as sort of getting back. you know, something that they weren't provided by the nation. they looked at it as, hey, it's shopping. >> let me go to joe. joe works for a website that hates me. >> that's a strong word. >> they use my name just to get all the liberals to say i'm dumb and stupid with every other comment. but with that said welcome to the program. >> thanks. >> let's talk about the media aspect of this. al sharpton's a host on nbc news, right? >> correct, yes. >> do you think it's been responsible? do you think it's over the top? do you think you can be an activist and a host at the same time? >> sean, there are two aspects to television news these days. there is first the less important aspect which is the business side