[plays melody line from "we three kings"] now if we hear an accompaniment to it, this would be considered harmonizing the melody. this hand is going to play the harmonic accompaniment. this hand will play the melody again. (man) if you look at harmony as the sounding of a number of musical notes at the same time, it's not a phenomenon that is confined to europe or the united states. it happens in a million different ways all around the world. in indonesia, in gamelan music, you have a kind of harmony because you have notes that are tuned together that are being sounded simultaneously. [ensemble plays gamelan music] in zimbabwean mbira music, there is a kind of harmony, although africans don't have words for chord and don't have a word for harmony. ♪ i wonder where you are, my darling. ♪ in a general sense, harmony means being in agreement. you can say that some people are working in harmony. they're working in agreement with each other toward a common goal. in music, it's similar. musical notes-- musical pitches can be in agreement with each other. ♪ ...my heart. what constitutes agreemen

you know, the night visitors are the three kings and they're following the star to bethlehem. i would too, but i can't make any plans. i have to cram for my final exams. a ton of school work, huh? yeah, i lost so much time because of... it's going to take every waking hour just catch up. well, maybe a little diversion might help. look, if i fail my exams, i lose my scholarship. now, i would really love to, but... i'll take that as a "yes" and you can see how your studying is going later on in the week... thank you. she has a great voice. there's real talent there. ♪ all the lights are shinin' bright down in the city... ♪ but you need more than talent to make it in this business because this is a business, you know. i mean, being a success in the music business means more than just making music. it means making money-- lots of money-- selling product, doing big tours on the road and making money. making music is all i care about. making music is like breathing. ( playing chords ) uh-oh, she's getting sappy on me. bill, i'm serious. i have to make music. i can't imagine my life

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and he said, the next day the three kings of the arabians came to instead they refused to recognize the state of israel and they wanted to attack immediately, and that was after the first world war. and he couldn't believe what he was hearing because they did not say that whenever giving him land. and part of jordan today was the part that was supposed to have gone to palestine and was never given to palestine, and the part of israel is the part the church wanted to give to israel. >> everything you say is absolutely correct. the very interesting thing about winston churchill was, i was a young newspaper reporter at the beginning of world war ii, and there was a lot of reporting about winston churchill being so pro-jewish, pro-issue. kind of wrote to a jewish member of parliament. he was quite famous in his day, called emanuel schimmel, i just wrote and said, why do you think churchill is so pro-jewish? and he wrote back, because he's intelligent. [laughter] >> in fact he went to lawrence of arabia to palestine after world war i. >> [inaudible] >> he was. he admired wiseman very much. a

back in atlanta, reeling from the failed protest march, king was in a bleak mood. >> it was only threeays a week that he never smiled, he never laughed. he didn't say anything, and when he said something, it was in real anger and bitterness. >> on sunday, march 31st, reverend king would deliver his last sermon at washington's national cathedral. that night, president lyndon johnson, besieged by the vietnam war, stunned the nation. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> the next day, monday, april fool's day, king announced he would return to memphis for a second march, trying to escape from the shadow of violence. >> he might have thought that this was the end, but he never said that. he was only determined to go back and go on. >>> ahead, the last speech. >> he always said, i will never live to be 40. he was 39. [ male announcer ] the 2013 chevy silverado 1500 has the best pickup coverage in america. with a new 2 year, 24,000 mile scheduled maintenance program, a 3 year, 36,000 mile, bumper-to-bumper warranty, and th

disney will celebrate the start of the summer season by opening three kings park scored 24 hour striken florida, along with disneyland here in california will stay open from 6:00 a.m. on may 24th to 6:00 a.m. may 25th. disney said did something similar in 2012 to celebrate the leap year. '70s along the bay and some 60s along the coast. we want to the mid-80s and i don't think a 90 degree temperature is out of the question as we head toward the early part of next week. get ready for another one of around the bay area with no rain in sight for the next seven days. thanks for joining us here on the kron4 morning news, i hope we have a nice and safe weekend. dr. phil is coming up next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're mi

we three kings, my friend. >> a lot of people say capital is virtually free. wow have a boom in stocks and a boom in debt issuance. this should be easy, right? >> i think the quarters were good from the banks, but all these guys, they never want to say things are great. what is that? you say things are great and the president calls you the fat guy. you say things are great and elizabeth warren holds things about you and they say what the heck are you doing? you can't say things are great if you work at a bank. . >> you have to be muted. it looks like a lot of people like fizzy water. >> remember, freeport is the company that has nothing good to say, right? >> wells fargo wants to say good things and if you say we got this wachovia for a song and we own 30% of the market, and what does that say about the too big to fail jihad in washington. >> you will create wells fargo, one, two and three because you opened your darn mouth so let's keep our mouth shut and keep making money. >> take a look at gold. we're up $34 and not close to retracing yesterday. nomura sayi

. >> reporter: after multiple amputations and three gruelling days of surgery, king is astonished by his patients' resilience. >> they understand that losing a a limb was required to save a their life. and they are just at peace with that. i don't understand how. >> reporter: the strength of the victims inspiring the strength of the city. >> we only care about three things in this town -- politics, sports and revenge. our revenge is to go back to normal. what happened to us the other day will not cow us. it will not change us. >> reporter: while most of boston is back at its normal routine, doctors acknowledge that the physical and emotional recovery will take not only months but most likely years, especially for those who will suffer with post traumatic stress disorder. brian? >> anne thompson at the command post in boston tonight. anne, thanks. >>> while all of this was going on today a short time ago at the white house, surrounded by victims of gun violence including newtown families, president obama showed a rare flash of anger because the gun control legislation that was suppose

are expected to hear more before deciding whether they should pay jackson's mother and three children for the king of pop staff. >>> fixing potholes, the major blitz will start in oakland. they are focusing on the goal of more than 3,000 potholes. it starts on clifton and hudson streets and last year 1200 holes were filled during a similar blitz. >>> they are all for fixing potholes now and sometimes they surprise you and you have nowhere to go. >> they are hard on your wheels. >>> in the south bay this time, is arash and it is blocking lanes and it does not seem like a serious injury crash however it is slowing traffic. however there is an automatic close and i will be there for a bit. let's go to live pictures, i want to show you the metering lights came on early and it is backed all the way out to the mcarthur maze. on the east shore freeway it looks good here but they are close daring an -- declaring an accident and in berkeley, it is held up here and in oakland it looks good as well, let's go to steve. >>> clear skies, i just heard from cassie jean, 45 degrees and i know half-moon bay is 48 e

the lemings are holding the power over that cliff, down over 7 points, the worst first time king in three years. why not? the first revenue missed about that length of time. it looks like their core frourkts anem -- their core products, anemia products are losing steam. i'm tending to blame this on lance armstrong doping the athletes. facetious, in the meantime, the hosts aren't contradict anything new, so there's too much hope in amgen given it's almost 22% a year. it may not be done going down, which is causing some leming-like pin action, courtesy of the plaza lanes in mad sonl, new jersey in gillead, biogen and cell zbooen gene, how about the three musket tears, they're up 31 and 58% respectively. i understand if they have gotting a tad tooicerous. the growth is not expensive in outyears in krystal clear balance sheets. still the lemmings hate to see the profit taken away. so they will follow others blindly off the cliff. how about at&t, holy cow! no real revenue growth, tapering off of the monster buybacks. not enough new cellphone subscribers, when you consider the competition veriz

"you are required to report "to the bantu affairs commissioner "of king william's town within three days of the abovementioned date--" one, two--jesus, brother. you should have been at home yesterday-- "for the purpose of repatriation, influx control." brother, you've been endorsed out. i don't want to leave port ezabeth. maybe. if that stamp in that book says go, you must go. can't i burn this book and get a new one? you bu that book and get a new one and the bloody white man sees you doing that, huh? you'll have to tell him how many books you've burned before. and what do you think you're going to do, walk up and down without a book? you will have to apply for another one and you'll make it a point before that new book comes, no policeman stops you and ask for the book. you'll be back in those courtrooms, five rand, five days in jail, right? the new book comes. you'll never get a job, anything, without the right stamp in it. so you will have to go back to the labor bureau. the white man takes your book at the labor bureau, he goes straight to those big machines-- what do they call thos

. >> reporter: they're three of the planet's top predators, the king of the jungle with teeth for miles world, and 700 pounds of north american killing machine, who could break an animal in two with a single swipe. and somehow, they get along and play ball and show love. so, why can't we? >> it's a lion, a tiger, and a bear -- oh, my! and they live together, and they don't see their differences. >> reporter: at this wild animal rescue in the middle of georgia, where they chase each other around a small pen. they call them the "blt" -- baloo, leo, and shere khan, the bengal tiger. >> good morning, sweetie. >> reporter: they're three friends for life, rescued as cubs 12 years ago from drug dealers who abused and neglected them. baloo the bear is the boss. he needed surgery, but when allison hedgecoth and her team tried to separate them, they refused. for years, they worried and waited for fights. experts say if there were, the tiger would win. >> that's a good boy. >> caller: but it's been nothing but peace and oreo cookies. >> there definitely is something special going on between the th

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enfield worth big bucks, married to a supermodel, three children and now king of the hill in basketballorbid fears just been named coach at usc. now that is living large. one small point, these moving from zero tax florida to 13.3% tax california, but in my book he is still living the american dream. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. stuart: will you please look at this? i think this is another intraday all-time high for the dow. up 88 points now at 14,660. health care stocks are higher all across the board and significantly so. give me the reason. nicole: just pick one, anyone. this is because humana says the medicare rate is improving. there was an idea there would be some proposed cuts cutting into the revenue of some of these insurers. they sai are the government ince in payment rates for medicare advantage and 2014 is making all of these stocks in this. what we're seeing is cig

what's at take for katherine and the king of pop's three children? in lost earnings they argue jackson would have made from the this is it come back tour and other future projects. >>> and conrad murray, he is telling his side of the story in his first ever tv interview from jail. this is an anderson cooper exclusive. this is tomorrow night, 8:00 eastern. you're not going to want to miss that. >>> and the crucifixion of g jesus, many couldn't even hold back the tears. de for people wi. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have six grams of sugars. with fifteen grams of protein to help manage hunger... look who's getting smart about her weight. [ male announcer ] glucerna hunger smart. a smart way to help manage hunger and diabetes. [thto fight chronic. osteoarthritis pain.t. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliev

kings scored what proved to be the winning goal in the third period as the kings went on to beat the sharks threehe sharks will begin their ninth straight playoff appearance in vancouver against the third-seeded canucks. tickets for when they come back to san jose start at 71 dollars. and remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can also get headlines and live traffic. it's on comcast 193. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bun

or in two decades coretta scott king would call me and edit the papers of her late husband. or in three decades that i would be asked to join this team roma design right here in san francisco and design the king national memorial. and i would be going back to the mall where i was as a 19 year old as one of the 2 million people who were there for the first inauguration of president barack obama. and just a year later, a couple of years later, going back there to actually see the dedication of that memorial. all of these things would have been inconceivable in 1963. so, when i talk about martin's dream, what i'm really talking about is the expansion of all of our dreams, to include things that we might not imagine. and i guess my hope in doing the work that i do is that a young teenager today would have that same experience i have -- have had, of having the inimaginable -- unimaginable dream come true, things that you can't even imagine happening happen in their lives. i think that's what all of us up here are talking about when we mention martin's dream. one of the other things that i wo

terrorist bombings on monday at the end of the boston marathon that killed three people and injured nearly 200 others. john kingill be joining us momentarily. he's getting more information. substantial progress he's reporting in this criminal investigation. meanwhile, in washington, d.c., very, very nervous folks right now as a result of what they suspect are ricin -- the poison ricin-laced letters sent to a united states senator roger wicker of mississippi. and now also a similar letter sent to the president of the united states, president obama. the letter never reached the white house. it was intercepted at an offsite screening center as all parcels, all letters sent to the president are, but once again they're investigating that initial test positive, but that's just initial. it could change. there are other letters, suspicious letters and packages also being investigated right now on capitol hill in the hart senate office building, the russell senate office building an individual walking around with a backpack delivering letters and law enforcement now questioning that individual to see if those letters do

so king was assassinated three weeks after this, after this conference. sparking urban disorders in more than 100 cities across the can country and sparking a lot of concerns, you know, that echoed what folks who were opposed to the campaign had been saying. this is what's going to happen. violence is going to break out in washington. of we can't have that ten blocks from the white house. we should, the campaign should be canceled. and conventional wisdom would say that with dr. king's death, um, that the poor people's campaign, it would have made sense if it was canceled. justing this is to explain who's here, obviously, coretta scott king, ralph abernathy in the middle, here's a very young harry belafonte. bayard rustin there who organized the march on washington in '63. so this is at the memorial march for dr. king. but, so the conventional wisdom said that the campaign should be canceled. who else can lead this? who else can do this but dr. can king? and in the aftermath of the violence and the mourning that this prompted, we shouldn't do this. but ra

king's life and work. taylor branch wrote the extraordinary, three-volume history of the civil rights era, "america in the king years." the first of them, "parting the waters", received the pulitzer prize. he now has distilled all that work, adding fresh material and insights to create this new book, "the king years: historic moments in the civil right movement." james cone, aongtime professor of theology at new york's union theological seminary, wrote the ground-breaking books that defined black liberation theology, interpreting christianity through the eyes and experience of the oppressed. among them: "black theology and black power", "martin and malcolm and america", and this most recent bestseller, "the cross and the lynching tree." before we talk, let's listen to these words from martin luther king, jr., spoken at stanford university just a year before his assassination. it's as if he were saying them today. >> there are literally two americas. one america is beautiful for situation. and in a sense this america is overflowing with the milk of prosperity and the honey of opportunity. this america is th

king talked about the church meeting to be the headlights and not the tail lights. as a matter of fact, three of the great letters that dr. king toul's letter the american christians. they put dr.ge, king on in the middle of the afternoon at 3:00 on a panel discussion and he was listed to give the inspirational address. they assumed everybody would leave, but they did not anticipate that all of the delegates would stay and keep their seats and hold each other's seats. when the city crowd came, there was not enough seats in the building at 3:00. gaver came -- dr. king this message on the challenge and responsibility of the church. that responsibility has not changed. no one bombed the first baptist church montgomery because they were simply preaching a praise gospel on sunday morning. they were bombed because they were involved in revolutionary change in the community. mrs. abernathy, that night when exploded, found her way in the debris in the darkness through the light and did not give up, but we dedicated herself. here she is, one of those still remain and telling it like it is. it is the r

three brokerage visits. >> what's going on with burger king? >> the chain enjoying a nice pop here.les likely found more than analysts estimated. >> and you would think that would be a negative? >> by the way, second biggest shareholder here is bill's per shing square. he definitely likes the stock. >> who doesn't like the burgers. >> i love this story. netflix and hasboro comes out. it becomes the exclusive over the top streaming destination for some of their most popular titles. my little pony, transformers. 2012, netflix subscribers streamed more than 2 billion hours of kids content. >> that's depressing. the electronic baby sitter extraordinary. >> a lot of my little pony. >> mommy's busy. watch my little pony. >> and 2014. we have got verizon at 6.9 time s. >> it cease just too cheap and a lot of catalysts now coming up with the iphone launch tomorrow at -- and this is going to be essential essentially to improv churn. we think that could take the stock up to $15 by the end of the year. >> i believe, he appreciates the substantially improved offer. is this going to get through?

into the bombings on monday at the end of the boston marathon that killed three people and injured nearly 200 others. john king has been working his sources here in boston. law enforcement sources. john is here, julia is here, our law enforcement analyst. and, john, i want you to recap for our viewers exactly what we know. we're awaiting a news conference we believe will happen around 5:00 p.m. eastern with the fbi, local police, the governor, the mayor and others. they'll tell us what they can at that time. in the meantime, your breaking news. >> i was told by one source this morning a boston law enforcement source that they believe they had a breakthrough of significant progress in the investigation. this source declined to be much more specific just said as the analysis continued, and we know the analysis was centered on video analysis, all the camera stuff turned in by local television stations, individuals, video and still photos. i was told there was a much better mood this morning and what they believe to be significant progress in the investigation, a turning point. that's how a boston law enforcement

. >> reporter: three of the planet's top predators, king of the jungle with teeth for miles, the most700 pounds of north american killing machine who could break an animal in two with a single swipe. and somehow they get along. and play ball and show love. so why can't we? >> a lion, a tiger and a bear, oh, my. and they live together they don't see their differences. >> reporter: at this wild animal rescue in the middle of georgia where they chase each other around the small pen, they call them the blt, baloo, leo, and sher kahn, the bengal tiger. three friend for life. rescued as cubs from drug dealers who abused and neglected them. baloo, the bear, the boss. he needed surgery when allison hedgekoff and team tried to separate them they refused. for years they worried for fights. if there were, the tiger would win. >> that's a good boy. >> reporter: it has been nothing but peace and oreo cookies. >> i think there is something special going on between the three there. >> reporter: now let's keep it real, as cute as they may seem they're wild animals who would just as soon have us for d

burger king is rolling out a delivery service to three metropolitan areas including the bay area. orders have to be at least $10 and be placed between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. 15 restaurants here in the bay area will be participating. the service has already been a big hit in new york, miami, and washington, d.c. so pick up the phone and you have a whopper. >>> we're used to seeing caloric information on restaurant menus but what if those menus also listed how many minutes you had to exercise to burn off all the calories you were about to eat? researchers found that if consumers are aware of how much they would have to exercise, to do that they would more than likely choose lower calorie options. i bet. you know? >> i think so. >> eat the burger, three hours on a bike. >> not worth it -- actually, it is! [ laughter ] >>> coming up, the push to protect yosemite heads to washington, d.c. >> and cut down trees on your property, pay a $52,000 fine. the pricy lesson for one bay area homeowner. >> and up, up and away. how a pilot plans to fly around the world with another gas. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

burger king is rolling out a delivery service to three new metropolitan areas including san francisco. orders must be at least $10 and placed between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. 15 restaurants in the bay area will be participating. >>> we are used to seeing the calorie information on restaurant menus, but kpix 5's patrick sedillo shows us a new way to encourage you to eat fewer calories. >>> reporter: you eat fast food? >> i do very often. i do. i enjoy it. >> reporter: donna gets away with eating fast food by avoiding cars and mass transportation. consumers have gotten used to seeing calorie information on the fast food menus, but researchers say it doesn't seem to change their eating habits. but what if the menu showed how much exercise you would need to burn off that hamburger. >> it would take about an hour to burn three to four hundred calories depending on the pace. >> reporter: tara henderson should know. she is a personal trainer and nutritionist. according to a study, brisk walking -- >> probably four miles an hour? >> reporter: -- is a good choice when it comes to keeping fit and th

the most of the way the one and only god omnipotent king of heaven and earth for which he was living while the from three. different from what it was like we're going to build an. image. that we're not going back we're going through the underpass but not on the security road on the little take the end of paths because i'm not going back i'm not going back none of us want to show their old got worse so it was all and now it takes three or four hours to get there. at the bottom of the bed to go through say yeah. you want to go through there mike what if there's water will go through say yeah i like the other that i don't know whether there's water there already. are. air in the process of getting a permit. you could move those submit a request and you'll get a permit whereas on netflix if i get called again i won't get a permit they said it was my last chance to leave it in the world is they catch me again that's. still. a lot of. action. who's losing. you. do you. do. you. move. she works while he sleeps. he's sleeping and she's here. to everywhere can basically be really can you believe it. which he does

. >> it was part of the message, and what we didn't have for the television more than three minutes. but dr. king used to say you have three minutes on three networks. at that time that was worth a million dollars of publicity everyday. and so it was a deliberate offering more -- deferring a risk because we felt like we had to trust. there was nobody that could get the story out. we couldn't even get mass meetings announced on black radio stations. the south was nailed down real tight except for. i volunteered to testify at the hearing because i knew he was the one that got both sides of the school desegregation in the courtroom and said look, you know all about atlanta schools more than anyone else. you'll work that out and when you get through, call me and i will make it a court order. there was a trust and a realization that this was a real problem that had to be faced regardless of the risk that we were taking. now, compare that with right now people are writing about stories in such a way that well, they do better reporters on the falcons and there is more in-depth reporting on the football

king, jr. came to birmingham in january 1963 to support local efforts to end segregation through nonviolent protests. but the campaign didn't take off as he had hoped. >> he prepared for three months and started the demonstrations in april. they fizzled quickly, nothing went according to plan. >> while king was trying unsuccessfully to inspire adults to march and get arrested, civil rights leaders, including reverend james bevel and dorothy cotton, were holding special meetings for birmingham elementary and high school students. >> we knew that they were curious about what was going on in their town. we were not there to recruit them. they just started hanging around, coming around and it swelled. >> when dr. king was about to retreat from birmingham, the people running the children's workshops said, "don't do it because we're out of people. i got plenty of foot soldiers." >> it was a controversial prospect. birmingham's police commissioner bull connor was notorious for his efforts to stop any protests. movement leaders argued among themselves about whether this was the right strategy. >> dr. king was severely criticized for allowing the children to be involved, but the chi

king of the netherlands. he was born in 1967, the eldest of three sons. at 13, he became the crown prince. it is a role he did not embrace for many years. as a student, he was known as a party animal. he seemed more comfortable on the sporting field or on the ice than imagining himself as the future king. he openly questioned whether he was the right man for the job. >> it is not whether i want to but whether i can. >> he has big shoes to fill. his mother has been a confidence and popular monarch whose 33- year reign was free of scandal, bush was also known for her -- but she was also known for her aloofness. >> i have made a decision to withdraw from my position this year. >> willem alexander will be for the first king in 123 years and his attitude to the crown has changed partially because of his marriage. he and his argentinian-born wife hope to continue the tradition in favor of an easygoing style. it's a new chapter for the orange dynasty. >> easygoing charm. that is precisely how the princess has won the hearts of the dutch people. >> she will be the first person from her country to

police officer allegedly gunned down by the suspects three days after the bombings. congressman peter king of new york, a member of the house homeland security committee joins me now from washington. thanks for joining us. commissioner ray kelley says tsarnaev's alleged plan to go to new york was a spontaneous decision, but they reportedly had six more bombs with them. what's the latest? what are you hearing? >> my understanding is the ffib fbi -- i heard this several days ago during the interrogation and i wish they notified the city immediately rather than waiting until last night. i don't even know if it was the fbi that notified them or a member of the boston police department who is on the joint terrorism task force because, again, even though this may or may not have been spontaneous for other we know there could be other conspirators out there and the city should have been alerted so it can go into its defensive mode. no one does it better than the nypd but they should have been told earlier. as to whether the attack was going to happen, new york is always the number one terrorist t

three assassinations. john kennedy, robert kennedy and dr. king in '68.he explosive control act on the heels of the clan murdering, those four little girls in birmingham with bombs. anarchist bombs, weather under ground. a lot of bombings. congress passed the explosive control act. atf went to work trying to develop these indid he say trubltable ways we could track the bomb after it detonated and it was killed on the hill. i could never -- not tell you how we reacted in atf headquarters. special agents were like, really? the bombers have a lobby on the hill? we can't get this through? to catch bombers? really? i mean, we just couldn't believe it. and it was killed. it was also killed again later in the late '80s or early '90s. we tried to do it again. i'll tell you what, lawrence. i bet there is a congressman or senator that watches your show and they could go back to atf and dust that plan off, it's on the shelf, and reintroduce a bill to tag commercial explosives so we can track them. consider tracking smokeless gun powders. and they won't solve every c

figure out who placed a backpack that didn't go off in spokane, washington three years ago that was left along the martin luther kingarade route. >> how long did that investigation take? >> that took several months. it took probably at least three or four weeks before they were on to suspected white supremacist. that's when you had an intact device that didn't go off. you knew exactly how it was made, exactly -- >> a hard piece of evidence. >> well, you had an intact piece of evidence. there's evidence here but it is all in little tiny pieces. so, no, that's not surprising. these things do take time. unless you luck out and find a witness or someone who comes forward. this will take time. >> michael, you've been very hesitant about talking about guts and hunches. however, did you say something this morning on the "today" show that caught my eye when you said, you assume this person has ties to boston in some way. explain. >> i think so. my point about gut and hunches, those are good. you just can't allow it to rule out anything else. then you'll make a mistake. my hunch and gut in this case, patriots' day and the bo

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king. he died within three months of being elected as vice president and they didn't have another vice president appointed after that. so, yes, you're quite right. which added, may i say, to jane's depression. she thought that doom and gloom and death was all around them. she was very unhappy about that. >> what was she dopping on the second floor of the white house all of this time? could we know? was she reading? how did she occupy her time? >> she was very fortunate in that her whole family rallied nd much to her husband's pleasure, she did come and see her, they did come and see jane and spend time with her, particularly her sister, mary's children, of whom they were oth very fond. but franklin hardly went to see her so he was grateful that the family visited so he didn't have that chore, dare may i say, of having to go and -- to go into a morbid environment. he had enough to think about. , so yes, she wrote letters. she didn't have many friends, unfortunately. but she did have this wonderful family who kept her going and there always seemed to be somebody there. as far as reading, i don't t

king. >> toyota, honda and nissan recalling more than three million vehicles worldwide, hundreds of thousandsue because of a problem with airbags inflates abnormally during crash. this includes the camera and the honda civic and odyssey. watch for more details on other vehicles including the nissan. the housing rebound can mean a lot more new jobs. the boom in residential construction could create 500,000 jobs this year and 700,000 next year. this is if you include related services according to a senior economist. improvements in job market getting some attention on wall street today. all the action lately has been going on in the afternoon with a new record high for the s&p 500 yesterday and the bloomburg silicon valley index trading a little bit lower. >> 6:49. i was warm yesterday and now i am chilly. >> written you always cold in the studio? >> yes but you talking eight bout. we will be cooler this afternoon, and 6:50 this morning. cold front went through last night, to rain. that will be the story the next seven days. a lost cold fronts but no rain. a lot of spring seesaw temperatures. t