shirley chisholm. he was very supportive of her the first seven or eight years when she was both in albany and when she came in to congress in washington, he worked for a detective agency so he was her bodyguard and one thing i think she may have had in common with some of the women is she loved to dance. she was the first on the dance floor and the last one off. i don't know about the rest. elson was very close and considered to be the best dressed woman washington d.c.. i wanted to raise something else. i think it was a dinner party, they would be a bit wary of each other at first. i don't know who drink was a. may have been teetotalers. i know that angela davis would have said thank you for being the only member of the black congressional caucus to raise money for me and shirley chisholm did and was seen by the black panthers. i don't know the details that she was wary of the communist party but who knows how members of the communist party would have felt about her as an active member of the democra

and she's the author of "shirley chisholm, catalyst for change." next to her is lara vapnek, the author of "elizabeth gurley flynn: modern american revolutionary." she teaches history at st. johns university. she specializes in the history of gender, labor and politics in the 19th and 20th century united states. her previous publications include breadwinners working women and economic independence, 1865-1920 as well as several articles on women's labor history. she is a distinguished lecturer for the organization of american historians. cindy lobel, a former student of mine. i just want to get the nepotism straight. [laughter] cindy lobel isen an assistant professor of history at lehman college, the city university of new york. she's also on the faculties of the mccauley honors college and the program at the graduate center. cindy earned a ba from tufts university and a ph.d. where she wrote a brilliant dissertation in u.s. history from the graduate center kuny. her first book, urban appetites: food and culture in 19th century new york, was release

shirley has the story.rley: when dan price told his employees their salaries will get a boost -- dan price: we will have a minimum $70,000 pay rate for everyone. shirley: it took a few seconds to react. [applause] the head of gravity payments, a company that processes credit card payments, increased the minimum salary to $70,000 after reading an article saying emotional well-being rises with income roughly until that sum/. >> people that are making less than that, there's an emotional cost they have every day. you only get to live once. shirley: price increase the salary by slashing his own salary by 90%, bringing it down to $70,000 a year, the firm's minimum salary. he has to use three quarters of the company's profits. the pay hike will take two years. some will earn twice as much as today. >> is life-changing for everybody in various ways. i cried. shirley: price when it to make his employees happy while criticizing salary gaps stop ceos get paid about 300 times more. he made his decision as tens of thou

>> not shirley. i'm not saying she was a drunk -- [laughter] >> in that case, there'd be no problem at all. [laughter] >> i mean, beecher didn't talk all that much -- well, actually, yes, she did talk a pit about temperance. i mean, those 19th century reform movements were very linked, so women's rights, abolitionism, diet reform, dress reform temperance, they were very linked. so she probably would not have imbibed. >> i think one of the things, if i can just interject that i learned because i wrote about angelina grim key, and so i encountered all these abolitionist reformers. the difference between, i would think, the seriousness of angelina -- of angela davis -- i'm getting my angelinas -- and her circle and the fact that these reformers from the 19th century were kooks. i mean, they were -- they followed water cures and strange diets, and they read bumps on the heads, and they went to the table rapping and so they were engaged in a lot of activities that were much more alike what the '60s hippie

shirley said his wife investigated further. >> she reach down and rubbed the grass. she said the whole ground is wet. then she put it close to her face and goes oh, my god, this is throw-up. >> reporter: his wife is also a germophobe who began shaking and crying she was so upset. >> it was a sickening feeling. >> reporter: the family was given two options, fly out the next day or instead stay in those seats and because his wife had to get back to work, they had no choice, the airline staff using blankets to cover the vomit. >> the upsetting thing is we had to touch vomit on the flight and it was treated as we had just touched water. >> shirley said no one in his family is sick yet. he's also not sure if they're comfortable flying again just yet. >> an airline spokesperson responded saying they did offer the family an alternate flight and did try their best in the short time they had to try to fix things. they acknowledge the seats had not been fully cleaned and told us they're reaching out to the rockville dad to apologize. we'll follow up and see what they do. >>> d

[applause] shirley chisholm: i stand before you today as the candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidentcy of the united states of america. [applause] i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. [applause] i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country, although i am a woman and am equally proud of that. [applause] i am not the candidate of any political fatcats or special interests. [applause] i stand here now without endorsement from many big-name politicians or celebrities or any other prop, i do not intend to offer to you the tired things , cliches that have been accepted part of our political life. i am the candidate of the people of america. [applause] we have looked in vain to the nixon administration for the courage, the spirit, the character, and the words to lift us, to bring out the best ins, -- in us, to rekindle in each of us the faith in the american dream. yet all that we have received in return, another smooth exercise in political manipulation, deceit and deception callousness and indifference to our individua

fortunately, shirley's daughter knew better. she called 911. having a heart attack. >> by 2:00 my mother was picked up in the ambulance, they had started the procedure within one hour. that's like god's grace. >> reporter: doctors implanted two stents into shirley baber's heart to open up her blocked arteries. she says she's learned a real lesson. >> call 911 and get there as quick as possible. don't fool around. >> shirley's got a smart daughter. the message from doctors is simple. it doesn't hurt to call 911 if there's a possibility that you could be having a heart attack. the sooner you get to the hospital the better outcome is likely to be. >> sounds like sage advice. >>> coming up at 6:00, a local man investigated for hacking. cops say it was all a hoax. we'll report what he says about whether he really pulled it off. >>> we saw sunshine earlier. now we're looking at the cloud cover making its way in across our region. tomorrow not just the clouds. we've got showers across the area. a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media

shirley said his wife investigated further. >> she reached down and rubbed the grass. she goes the whole ground's wet and then she put it close to her face and said oh, my god. this is throw-up. >> reporter: his wife he said is a germ owe germ -- germophobe who started shaking and crying. because his wife had to get back to work at the fda, they had no choice but to stay in those seats, the airline staff using blankets to cover the vomit. >> i was rather shocked they didn't offer to at least come in and scrub it down because lord knows what that vomit contained. >> i did receive a statement om the airline spokesperson saying they wish no customer had to experience this and say the seat was not fully cleaned prior to departure. an alternate flight was offered and the agents did the best they could in the short time they had to accommodate mr. shirley and keep the flight on time. we're reaching out to apologize for this experience. s in newsroom, back to you -- in the newsroom, back to you in the studio. >> makes you definitely want to check the seat underneath next time

. >> reporter: on the other end of the line is teresa's birth mother chris shirley. been waiting for this phone call for 47 years. >> you are kidding me? >> i'm not kidding. >> kathy could be my daughter. could be my daughter. that's my daughter. my daughter. well i just want you to know i didn't ever want to give you up. rfr what was it like to finally know? >> that was really cool. that was really cool to hear that. i wanted to make sure it was okay that i called you. >> oh for heavens sake, i have been looking for you for years. >> reporter: when we come back see what happens when they meet. >> this is her street. oh, my gosh. oh my gosh. >> reporter: a blood line no longer broken. stay with us. this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out... with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage and clear skin i

wusa9 call for action director shirley rooker is here. beware of the travel companies that some do not deliver the good deals they promise. in fact, share shirley, you said you got a call. >> i just got one this past week. i thought, i'm going to look into it and see what it is because they told me i had won a great deal on a trip. i said no thanks -- i said thanks but no thanks. this group happened to be called iig travel. and i went online. i checked a number of sources. there were a number ever complaints against the company. many of the problems involved unreturned phone calls, unreturned voice mails, the inability to book reservations actually and some of these companies require you to pay a fee upfront. you have to pay a fee to actually make a reservation. i wonder is because it's so hard to make a reservation. check them out but i have a rule. i'm on the do not call registry. if they call me in violation of the registry, i don't do business with them. >> good advice as always. we appreciate you. if you have more information you'd l

for shirley rookie, it was not so endearing when herds of them devoured her garden. there are some things you can plant so the deer won't eat them and they will still bloom. >> there are plants that repel deer because of their odor or could be poisonous or plants that aren't as appetizing because of the texture of their leaves. >> you planted some that the deer will not touch. >> that's right. this past winter was a test because they came through. i saw the foot prints in the snow. they did not eat my plants. there are lots of cedars, junipers, plants that are not appetizing. >> where can you find out to research which plants? >> many nurseries online. you can find lots of information about deer resistant plants. >> shirley says you can buy a certain kind of deer fencing. what's the name? >> deer mesh. >> thank you. for more information on the call for action page and if you want to volunteer or send a complaint, go to wusa9.com and click on call for action. >>> a tourist is lucky she'll be able to head home after a wave swept her into the sea. bystanders captured th

shirley misplaced it. . >> i think anyone would have felt miserable.n it was for our granddaughter. >> the couple had hoped to earmark the money for the 2-year-old's college fund this is something that haunted them for years. >> we continued to think about it. neither one of us could rep remember. >> she said her husband remained calm. >> he didn't get mad at me. we've been married 67 years. >> 2013, they decided to donate their dining room set including this hutch. they cleaned out the drawers and in the bottom drawer that long-lost check. >> wow. i was flabbergasted. unfortunately, it was void after 90 days. by this time world savings had been bought out twice. first by wacovia and then by wells fargo. wells fargo said it could find no record of the check the state controller's office said the same thing. also written on the check was the notation it was payable through preferred bank. no luck there. no luck either at american express. which apparently issued the check. on friday, the 13th, the controller said it found the check and sent the couple t

next is this million more, managing martians, by donna shirley who spent 35 years as an arrow space engineer in which she led the team creating the sojourner mars rover, and finishing all the list is a look at the life of cleopatra. so see what another book congressman coll has recommended, visit coal/house.gov. >> here's our primetime lineup. tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern the argument that's first amendment was created to protect the democratic process. not individual rights. at 7:30 princeton university's patricia kelly talk about how poor people in baltimore are created by the government. then at 8:00, the cargoment hat china is not overtaking the united states as the supreme global power. followed by author john ronson's take on public shaming at 9:00 p.m. eastern. on "after words" at 10:00, grow very nordquist discusses his critique of the internal revenue service. and we wrap up our primetime lineup at 11:00 with report putnam. he questions whether the idea of the american dream is head in his book "our kids. "happens tonight on c-span2's book tv. >> could the development of these missi

this is american history[applause] [applause] shirley chisholm: i stand before you today as a democratic candidate for the presidency of the united states of america. [applause] i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. [applause] i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country, although i am a woman and am equally proud of that. i am not the candidate of any political fatcats or special interests. [applause] i say here now without endorsement from many big-name politicians or celebrities or any other prop, i do not intend to offer to you the tired things that have two long been part of our political life. i am the candidate of the people of america. fellow americans, we have looked in vain to the nixon administration for the courage the spirit, the character, and the words to lift us, to bring out the best ins, to rekindle in each of us the faith in the american dream. yet all that we have received in return, and exercise and political manipulation, deceit and deception, callousness and indifference to our individual problems, and the disgust

shirley misplaced it. . >> i think anyone would have felt miserable.n it was for our granddaughter. >> the couple had hoped to earmark the money for the 2-year-old's college fund this is something that haunted them for years. >> we continued to think about it. neither one of us could rep remember. >> she said her husband remained calm. >> he didn't get mad at me. we've been married 67 years. >> 2013, they decided to donate their dining room set including this hutch. they cleaned out the drawers and in the bottom drawer that long-lost check. >> wow. i was flabbergasted. unfortunately, it was void after 90 days. by this time world savings had been bought out twice. first by wacovia and then by wells fargo. wells fargo said it could find no record of the check the state controller's office said the same thing. also written on the check was the notation it was payable through preferred bank. no luck there. no luck either at american express. which apparently issued the check. on friday, the 13th, the controller said it found the check and sent the couple t

shirley said he and his family were given two options. fly out the next day or stay in those very same seats. since his wife's job required her to be back, they had to fly back that night. the association for professionals and infection control in epidemiology points out you can get sick from being around somebody else's vomit. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> we said vomit several times. >> the v word. >> you thought the service on the airlines was already rough. >> pay an extra buck for my peanuts. just know -- all right. 3-degree guarantee. we wednesday 76 for today which was pretty reasonable. officially at national we hit 80. >> oh, missed it by 1. >> so not quite and we'll go 64 tomorrow for the high. okay. right now let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, one reason we're going 64 tomorrow, because it's 65 right now, probably will be a midnight high tomorrow. relative humidity only 50%, winds out of the south at 10, but those souther

[applause] >> on january choice fifth, 1972, representative shirley chisholm announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968, she became the first african-american

[applause] >> on january 25, 1972 representative shirley chisholm announced her candidacy for the democraticresidential nomination in 1972.

[applause] >> on january choice fifth, 1972, representative shirley chisholm announced her candidacy for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. in 1968, she became the first african-american woman elected to the u.s. congress. next, we bring you her announcement courtesy of the municipal archives. [applause] rep. chisholm: i stand before you today as the candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidentcy of the united states of america. i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. [applause] i am not the candidate of the women's movement of this country, although i am a woman and am equally proud of that. [applause] i am not the candidate of any political fatcats or special interests. [applause] i stand here now without endorsement from many big-name politicians or celebrities or any other prop, i do not intend to offer to you the tired things that have two long been part of our political life. i am the candidate of the people of america. [applause] fellow americans, we have looked in vain to the nixon administration for the courage the sp

this is american history[applause] [applause] shirley chisholm: i stand before you today as a democratic for the presidency of the united states of america. [applause] i am not the candidate of black america, although i am black and proud. [applause]

. >> good morning, commissioners my name is shirley moore with the health alliance in the neighborhood association and this candle stick appointment committee first of all i want to thank the president commissioner the president of the commission the last time we were here regarding the candle stick demolition brothers we have a meeting with the air quality management and the community to sit down and discuss discussions about issues that were brought before the commission i want to thank you for facilitating that meeting well cohen that meeting that was fascinated by i did department of building inspection police car lourey we had 3 meetings with since then and had subsequent meeting regarding the issues at candle stick stadium. >> the don't guess we managed to come to numbers of agreements and speak with a collaborative voice and address issues that concerned the community mainly the dust and the dust plan many things were promised in the month to month but we i guess if you have been delivered because of time issues i have a conflict with a meeting scheduled i was due out of here at

>> shirley. >> shirley. >> yeah. >> it's a great question shirley. let me answer it directly. yes. there's a rule shirley is referring to called the nondom rule. some may know that and some may not. you can live here/work here, be permanently settled here but not pay taxes here. been in place, believe it or not, for 200 years. that's 40 prime ministers. ss sministers. i'm going to it get rid of it. i believe in a country that has one rule for all. david cameron worked to defend that rule. i think he's wrong about that. we have to tackle tax avoidance wherever we find it and make people at the top live up to their responsibilities. >> i hope we can -- [ applause ] i hope we can reach the man sitting right behind me here yes. >> a really simple question. do you accept that when was last in power they overspent? >> no, i don't. i know you may not agree with that, but let me -- let me just say very clearly -- >> even with all the borrowing year on year on year? >> no, i don't. let me tell you, because there are schools that have been rebuilt in our country, there are hospitals that wer

tompkins and shirley moore have been vocal and evaluating those are concerns we've made significant progress in addressing those are concerns and making refinement and additions to the dust control plan and asbestos admission plans executing we're listening to the community one clear example when we applied for two different types of permit we have a number of news where the community that was clear their preference was noted implosion so ultimate we withdraw that request weren't to the communities position and other hemsz e recommendations provided by others so we're in the process of implementing some of those i'llize those we're currently additionally some of the - in the slide it shows including additional monitor and

. >> since i gave up pop, the first thing i'm going to do is have a shirley temple. >> she hopes to be drinking with a big smile on her face after a big win. coach frese said at her press conference today it is easter after all and they hope to get a lot of baskets baskets. wusa9 sports. >> and. >>> pope francis presided over the solemn easter service. ten people from five different countries were baptized during the late night service. >>> nothing brings the community together like a free concert. we're going to take you to the not so secret d. c. show coming up. >> and after the break a brawl breaks out at a casino >>> a search is underway for a missing 11-year-old child. jerome jackson was last seen friday on 16th street and southeast washington by the northeast border. jerome is a black male about 5 feet tall and weighs approximately 95-pound. he has brown eyes and black hair and was last seen wearing white polo shirt and blue pants. if you've seen jerome contact d. c. police. >>> take a look at this massive brawl at a casino in queens new york. the fight started around 10:30 last

tompkins and shirley moore have been vocal and evaluating those are concerns we've made significant progress in addressing those are concerns and making refinement and additions to the dust control plan and asbestos admission plans executing we're listening to the community one clear example when we applied for two different types of permit we have a number of news where the community that was clear their preference was noted implosion so ultimate we withdraw that request weren't to the communities position and other hemsz e recommendations provided by others so we're in the process of implementing some of those i'llize those we're currently additionally some of the - in the slide it shows including additional monitor and rising our dial inspection about the self-righteous at the bottom as well as the things like whether something is directly witnesses or verified directly we're working directly with dpw and our consultants to make sure all our inspections and monitoring reporting is to their satisfaction. >> thank you for that presentation. >> thank you. >> is there any additional public co

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?rs he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> in entertainment news nbc universal's furious 7 is expected to rule this weekend's box office. this will be late actor's wall pauker's last performance. on the price as right the model accidentally reveals an answer early resulting in a jackpot. >> boom, no. oh. i won it. >> congratulations. we just gave you a car. >> i've seen that happen before. >> no do overs and the first lady gave jimmy fallon the evolution of the mom dance. >> i'm betty nguyen and this is "first look" on nbc. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> i'm not promising anything nor is the president. we've opened up the opportunity. we have a chance now to work with congress to answer questions, so look at this carefully and negotiate it out in an appropriate way and seal the deal but the people i've talked to who have j

my name is shirley and i'm a youth leader from chinatown and san francisco has had a total number of 19 fatal collisions in the past year alone and i think that's important for the city to work on improving city streets is is is is is to decrease the total number of collisions from happening. we hope that vision zero will achieve its goal by the end of this year for its 24 projects and i want to thank safety sf sf sf for promoting this and i think that is actually an effective way to do this education outreach since to promote the message that safety is a priority to our citizens while education is being implemented into our communities it's also important for for engineering and enforcement to be also working along and this will also make vision zero achieve its goal more successful thank you. >> thank you and thank you for being here today. good afternoon i'm david yee and i am a resident of visitation valley. last week we surveyed a hundred pedestrians in chinatown during the the street fair and we asked them which intersections did you feel were the most dangerous when you were c

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?h nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. i'm the protector of my patio. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i get away. weeds stay dead as we carve this beast, and they still aren't back when i cook this feast. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ one more time let me make it clear. with no more weeds, it's your year. it begins from the second the pursuiwe're born.ier. after all, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned... every day... using wellness to keep away illness... and believing that a single life can be made better by millions of others. healthier takes somebody who can power modern heal

also on the stage, shirley caesar and darlene love. the episode airs june 26th. >>> the u.s.isan bill with a 92-8 vote. the legislation will reward exceptional physicians and improve the way medicare pays doctors. after 2019, doctors will be scored by the government based on their performance. doctors will receive bonuses or penalties based on the value of care rather than the number of patients they see. president obama is expected to sign the bill into law. >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by vagisil, the experts in intimate health. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. workers will strike in more than 200 u.s. cities. they are calling for higher wages, $15 an hour and the the right to unionize. they will be joined by home airport and health workers. one boss is raising the minimum wage of his employees to $70,000 a year. dan price who runs a credit card processing company told more than 100 employees about the plan after talking to friends about the difficulty of living on $40,000. price cut his

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?h nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> this is a fooks news alert i'm kelly wright, good morning. the u.n. security council holding an emergency session right now on the crisis in yemen to consider putting air strikes on hold for humanitarian reasons. a saudi led coalition has been bombing the impoverished war torn country for more than a week now. groups saymore than 500 people have been killed just in the last two weeks. here in new york city new details about the two women being held on terror charges ee purging, the new york daily news reports at least one woman worked at a preschool in queens prosecutors say the prayer were planning an isis-inspired attack on american soil. and investigators say they discovered propane tanks and bomb making instructions during this week's arrest. >> that's a look

. >> but i eric shirley thought it was one of my kids and then i tried to get you to see. >> we have so many hands. >> starting with the national conference of citizenship as a result of boeing we do have a to those volunteering into latin america that shows a strong correlation between education and civic engagement. i know we don't have the same data set but is a different back then in and why? >> thank you very much for that question but the observation those who have more education that it will be quite as true because there were other institutions that mobilize them. with the unions and the churches. one of my earliest research papers was on the importance of these organizations to mobilize politically. >> iran and we don't have that now. the political party spend as much time as they do with their advocates. >> hq very much. this is wonderful. between to be in the middle of that there is a whole group, a fast group of people, of young people who are not college material. what has happened to the trade schools? at my house i had a washing machine man the telephone meehan the ref

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?ly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> back now with our instant index, starting with the fight for the green jacket tonight. jordan spieth is in the lead. he's just 21 years old. the same age tiger woods was when he won the masters for the first time back in 1997. >>> now to a heart warming moment that cooled off fast. to the coyotes-ducks match last night. a show stopper. army sergeant dan erman home to surprise his family. his dad got so floored by it all, they landed on the ice during that bear hug. what a moment. >>> all right, now to a had the new deejay on the scene. don't expect to see him in clubs anytime soon. that's because this groovy guy, oratiro is only 2 years old. the head phones slip off his head. the south african sensation has been at it since he got his hands on an ipad at the age of 1. h

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?nearly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> our "instant index" now. starting with the fight for the green jacket tonight. even after a few stumbles today, jordan spieth is in the lead. the first player in masters history to get to 19 under par. he's just 21 years old. the same age as tiger woods in 1997. when he won the masters for the first time. >>> now to a heart warming moment that cooled off fast. to the coyotes-ducks match last night. a show stopper. army sergeant dan erman home to surprise his family. his dad got so floored by it all, they landed on the ice during that bear hug. what a moment. >>> now to this story that caught our eye. the name game turning into a war. this new york city couple fighting over what to name their first born son. nick lat likes the name spyridon after his father. the wife

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?ion investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >> i am melissa frantz this with your fox business. the dow futures dropping 200 viewpoints in a matter of minutes. thawing tank of america. alleging that they would not pay him. look at what he told murray of exclusively on fox business. >> i trusted the think. i decided to put my money there. a few years later i found out that they were starting to steal my money. they cost a lot of people jobs. they say the people involved have never and not work at merrill lynch. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ senator elizabeth warren breaking her silence on hillary clinton to an unlikely source. she was surprised by clinton's e-mail use saying she thinks she should make it public. i do not know the details but they should be released. senato

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?ly 7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> back now with our instant index. and the golfer wearing the green jacket tonight. jordan spieth winning the masters tournament. breaking records along the way. for starters the first golfer in augusta national history to reach 19 under par. he's just 21 years old. the same age as tiger woods in 1997. when he won the masters for the first time. spieth was only 5 then. >>> now to a heartwarming moment that cooled off fast. check this out. to the coyotes-ducks match last night. a wow moment. army sergeant dan urman home to surprise his family. his dad got so floored by it all, they landed on the ice during that bear hug. what a moment. >>> now to this story that caught our eye. the name game turning into a minigrecian war, you could say. this new york city couple fighting

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?7 million investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. melissa: a kansas man tried to blow up riley. the final stage of a plot to detonate a device. it was all in the name of assists. he is charged. meanwhile, new demands from isis. requesting dirty million dollars in ransom. the hostages were dead in northern serious. here is what she told stuart varney. >> countries from around the world will say step up and let's save these christians. if you do the math, that is a lot of money that they are asking for. melissa: a former deputy assistant. peter, i will start with you. who would meet these demands? >> maybe some private organizations will do it. it is a terrible thing. if you pay ran some, you are only likely to get more of that. the japanese commit. the american government. very very tough. melissa: more debt to raise money. th

host: next up is shirley in tucson. hi, shirley, you're on.aller: i'd like to ask a question about the custis-lee house in arlington. host: have you been to visit it? caller: pardon me? host: have you been to visit it? caller: oh, yes, several times. i grew up in the washington area, and i was just there, and i saw that it was being renovated. and i was just curious. i do not really remember why it was in the custis family. host: thanks very much. patricia: well, because martha's grandson, washington custis, who was adopted along with his sister, nelly, by the washingtons and lived with them throughout their lives, when he -- after the washingtons died and he was on his own -- he decided to build a beautiful mansion, which he did, and it was arlington. so this was the custis mansion. it in fact never belonged to robert lee. robert married mary custis, his daughter, and cared for it and lived there when he wasn't out on the frontier someplace building buildings and all. but it passed from washington custis to his daughter, mary, to the lees' so

you had "grease" and la vern and shirley. you have nostalgia.ome. >> he's an amazing -- he's a great singer. >> he's huge in europe. i think he's the number one act in germany. >> why? >> interesting that you would know. you would know. >> but you know what -- >> little odd one that you are. >> i'm surprised. everyone on the panel says you really love that. how could you not? >> you know what that means? >> what? >> he really loves bolling. >> no you liked him because he didn't have his shirt on. >> oh is that what it is? >> she loves it. >> i mean, you do look like him. >> did you guys have this planned the whole time? >> wait. like "baywatch," that was quite a show and for some of the reasons that i think you like -- >> hasselhoff? >> no. no. >> all i've got to say is, juan you really get the great segment. >> well thank you. what was the theory of "night rider". >> kit. >> that was the video here. >> one more thing coming right up. >> you just figured that out? tt8fq@q:)q1m-[f=/p2!a>l

. >> okay, so over here, with john taylor and carol the foster parents are lynette and shirley ann., who never race. they tried. they had them at the track. put them in the starting box. they came around, the doors opened, and they peaked out and said well, what are we supposed to do? and that was the end that far. >> they are so loving with each other would you like to have them in a home together? >> that certainly would be heart breaking for us if it didn't turn out that way. but we're certainly going to make every effort to keep them together. >> now that they are tv stars that could happen. >> it could. >> look how sweet they are. >> not even two years old yet. they are unfortunately, not very good with cats. so they would need a cat-free home. but, you know for somebody like nice young, uninjured dogs there they are. >> and people think of these animals as racing animals we look i at this guy here, who needs a hope, as well? >> this is oscar racing name wild run. that tells you little something. >> he wouldn't run? >> he is good with cats and small dogs and is very companion.

this is shirley speaking. how may i help you? ♪ oh hey, neill, how are you? how was the trip?n investors he's right here. hold on one sec. you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. and we do. it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> today is good friday. happy good friday. >>. christians around the world are commemorating the crucifixion of jesus. cnn explores mary magdellon's role. >> the first thing she wants to do is to hug the person she followed and loved. jesus has to tell her i'm not ready yet to be clung to. >> mary is the first one to whom the risen christ appears, so she is of immense importance to christianity. for that hour or two, she was the only one who knew about the resurrection so she was the church. >> for all her central role at the time of the resurrection mary then disappears from the story of the early church. >> one of the great mysteries of early christianity is what happened to mary magdalene because there she is at the end of his life and at the tomb and experiencing the resurrectio

sing from your diaphragm speaking of broadway someone who lives in our area and in hollywood wasn't shirley the stars as well. >> she wants to say hi to you, she is on the phone, are you with us. >> you have got one of the greatest voices sitting right there with you, on the show this morning. when jeb fur holiday opened up her mouth to sing that song, all i could do was stand at the wings every night for 1247 performances and say you are truly looking at the work of god when you get to hear that woman sing that song. i'm so happy to say it to everyone watching her in philadelphia this morning because that is the truth and this original dream girl knows it. >> she's calling from hollywood. >> thank you. >> thank you for calling in. >> hi there mike jerrick. there was no way i could not say this because time passes and life becomes a whisper but that woman and i have been through life, we have been through the ups and downs and we know that all you have to do is hang on, because i get to say something wonderful, about her. >> thank you for calling in. >> thank you so much. >> you are so welc