>> i love sherlock holmes, it's superintelligent. and very good investigator. >> we look at people by the face and clothes, he looks at all the dirt. yes, really smart. >> he's not working in other people. >> lots of fans love the modern series. >> i love the way they integrate the old story, with mobile phones and high teched security, it's something sophisticated. >> it's impossible to predict if a character will connect with people and take off. conn was not sure sher look would be a success. he would be as stonished by rerivals and generation the embracing his hero >>> more news on the website aljazeera.com. mass . >> the initial call out to the talking about a suspicious man who is legally . >> the man was 38-year-old, he

in the handwriting of the creator of sherlock holmes. the 45 page manuscript shows sir arthur's thinking. the copy shown to a european collector, paying close to 270,000. >> what makes a late victorian detective so popular. we went to the streets of london where there's a sherlock holmes walking tour and pub to find out. >> first, the experts. john is a member of the sherlock holmes society of london. he figures the popularity comes from the overlapping dark it cans of good and evil. >> against the ordinarily police he doesn't think much of them. he's on the side of the right but never hesitates to take the law into his own hands. >> alex credits london with giving ser lock the edge on others. >> it was the largest city, the bremier city. you needed that back drop. >> what do the fans think? >> it's superintelligent, and needs the investigator. >> we look at people by the face and the clothes. all the dirt. every details is taken into consideration. his mind is not working like other people. lots of fans love the series, as much as booki

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the 1969 movie "the private life of sherlock holmes." >> can you messenger all that excitement, we foundie. why isn't she moving. >. >> all right. so you know the new fad is all about face swapping. if you have snapchat, you can face swap. so just imagine the older generation doing a face swap. there's a certain grandma that you have to see. take a look. >> oh. >> oh. >> they swapped her face with beyonce and marilyn monroe and that was her reaction to all of that. >> that was marilyn monroe's face? i didn't realize. wow. >> and beyonce. >> hey, grandma, what's going on. >> i love her laugh. >> you want to see something just as frightening? take a look. this is. >> oh, boy. maybe -- >> grandma's still crying at it. >> and now so am i. >> god, we are hideous. >> once you see it, you can't unsee it. >> all right. i'll show you something that's not hideous, something that is both adorable and just very, very, very impressive. this is a dog who has better soccer skills than most people i know. definitely better skills than i do. this is al if i. he goes by the very appropriate nickname real

it's a model built for a sherlock holmes movie when the director ordered changes to make it look differentnk to the bottom. the re filmed with a replacement in a water tank. >>> quick look at the change to the starbucks rewards program has customers steaming. it's based on how much customers spend instead of how often. >>> chances are, you've heard him described as being magically delicious. the voice of the leprechaun for nearly 30 years died at the age of 93. i'm gretchen. have a great day. >>> is 237. we all know that number by now. 1,237. that's the number a candidate must have to clinch the nomination three months from now. the rules 1237 is the magic number. a simple majority. in this case, 1237. so when a member of the very committee that writes the rules tosses out a whole new number, people

they found a giant model from the life of sherlock holmes." a 30-foot model and it sank being dismantled after the filming wrapped up. so still no sign of the creature. leon: that won't stop believers. that is just science. proof. it means nothing. alison: never give up hope. coming up at "abc7 news at 5:00" -- a mother's day surprise a month early. back from deployment and how she surprised her children. don't miss tears of joy. >> if you had the opportunity to ask president obama one question what would it be and why? leon: turn the tables on me. this week's harris' heroes may only be middle schoolers but they are tough. believe me! but they have a quest to reach the white house. we will tell you about it. alison: coming up at 6:00 -- riders respond. what they a d.c. police promised to crack down on them. steve: i'm steve rudin looking ahead to the weekend. busy weekend it will be. don't forget the national cherry blossom festival parade at 10:00 saturday morning. sponsored by abc7 and newschannel8. you can watch it on newschannel8. noontime

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when your kids become sherlock holmes, why didn't he turn in his taxes, what happened with the 1990 electionn after he lost because the nra went against the other candidate. these guys, i'm getting information and they send me paul krugman's article and bernie's numbers don't add up. >> it's a lot of reasons. >> the daily news, his positions are fantacist. that was a tipping point for a lot of new yorkers and i think that's why he's not having momentum. >> harvey's daughter mentioned the ripple effect that i've picked up from several different people over the past several weeks that bernie's continuous and sometimes unhinged assault on hillary clinton has, i think, gotten a lot of women to react in the opposite manner than bernie sought, and now they're going back to hillary clinton. >> yeah, on the women's issue. as a young, 18, first-time voter, but my daughter emma was free school, free lunch, i don't have to talk to dad, i don't have to pay those student loans back. i said, don't worry that i'm in the 85% tax bracket. >> as you say, dad can take care of it. >> but in last night's nbc new

it is like sherlock holmes, the dog who did not work or something. reasons in theof ratification process. madison said, well, we really don't need the bill of rights. this is not a monarchy, it is a republic. same pressure the to protect ourselves from tyranny. rights, we rated need to worry about them. he also said, once you start listing right you might leave some out and then you will beside. those are all arguments he made as a defender of the document goingad passed as we are to see, he changed his mind fairly quickly. jack knows more about this than i do. i go with, they were tired and wanted to go home. [laughter] >> we can't think in a congress to clear about what a bill of rights was supposed to do unless we realize that the very functions of the bill of rights itself evolving. you go back to 1770 six, when american started writing constitutions at the state level. eight of those constitutions had bills of rights attached to them. when you have to use the word "attached" carefully. in 1776 and massachusetts and 1780, bills of rights were act

it is like sherlock holmes, the dog that did not bark, or something. they gave lots of reasons in the ratification process. madison said, we do not really need the bill of rights. this is not a monarchy, it is a republic. we do not face the same pressure to protect ourselves from tyranny in that regard. also, the rights specified are enumerated rights. we need to worry about them. he also said, once you start listing rights you might leave some out and then you will be sorry. those are all arguments he made as a defender of the document that had passed as we are going to see, he changed his mind fairly quickly. jack knows more about this than i do. i go with, they were tired and wanted to go home. [laughter] jack: i think that works up to a point but there is a deeper set weexplanations, which is cannot think about what a bill of rights was supposed to do unless we realize that the very functions of the bill of rights was to fulfill was itself evolving. you go back to when american 1776, started writing constitutions at the state level. eight of those

like sherlock holmes solving crimes, there is enough clues now.nd journal medicine, big headline, fulfills shepherd es criteria, causing microcephaly, be a be a normalities, and. 80% of the people don't get sick. 20% mild flu symptoms. the problem it gets across the placenta and affects the developing fetus. it's a big issue because of that. martha: how do we stop it and how do we stop it from coming here? >> dr. fauci when i interviewed him the key is mosquito control. brazil had it stamped down but let the mosquito control go. these particular mosquitoes, the mosquito reproduces water of amount of bottle cap. it doesn't need a swamp. it is very hard to get the mosquitoes under control. that has to happen. you will not get it from casual contact. there is evidence of increased risk of sexual contact. martha: it bite as person and contact with other person. >> if you get it into local mosquito population that is when you have a problem. it hasn't happened in florida. it hasn't happened in texas. it has happened the in puerto rico. it will be a hug

that's prop made for the life of sherlock holmes.rs left it there, so it's a prop rendering of the lockness monster. >> the mystery goes on. >>> remember when we tried face swap? this social media secret gone viral. we were all mortified how we looked when we swapped faces. new video shows a grandma having a similar reaction. take a look. >> oh. [ laughter ] >> i like it.. >> we all have the same reaction. >> we did, and for good reason. >>> now to why "game of thrones" fans pleading with president obama and the hip-hop classic. >> first, to katy perry and the latest in her legal battle with a group of nuns over a former convent. katy offered to buy it, you might recall, for nearly $15 million and she was turned down by the nuns. on wednesday though, the judge ruled that the nuns can't sell the property because they don't own it. the catholic church does, so the ruling clears the way for katy to scoop up the convent with approval from the vatican, of course. they are considering their options. so this is like they're giving up. tough

he figures sherlock's popularity comes from the hero's overlapping characteristics of good and evil. holmes is against the ordinary police, he doesn't think much of them them. he's on the site of the right but never hesitates to take law into his own hands et cetera somehow sort of straddling both worlds. >> alex werner credits london on giving him the edge on other detectestsives? >> at the end of the 19th century london was by far the largest city in the world, the premier city, the global city. you needed for the world's greatest detective, you needed that backdrop of the world's largest city. >> what do the fans think? >> very intelligent and very. >> we look at people but he looks at the dirt, every little detail, he takes into consideration. yeah, it's just really smart. >> not like other people lots love the modern television series as much as the book. >> they integrated the story with the mobile phones and high-tech security conan doyle thought it would be a successful he would likely be astonished by constant reinterpretations, revivals and new generations embracing his hero. jess