most congested u.s. cityno surprise -- los angeles takes the crown. >>> and the smithsonian announced an astounding discovery. they have discovered the recorded voice heard for the first time of alexander graham bell on a wax and cardboard disk dated april 15, 1885, 20 years to the day after the death of lincoln. >> hear my voice. alexander graham bell. >> what that was there, hear my voice, alexander graham bell. the disk was first discovered by an indiana university sound historian. >>> when we come back an emotional reunion in boston. >>> these days in boston the wounded are being reunited with the total strangers who in many cases saved their lives. we learned more today about one of the wounded -- a woman in a now famous photograph. kerry sanders has our report from boston tonight. >> reporter: she was but five feet away when the first bomb exploded. >> i don't know how you can put a bomb there and look at the people around and know that you're going to kill them. i don't understand it. >> reporter: vict

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airports and metro stations, there is no incredible threat, there is a precaution here and across the u.s. cities tonight. more on what is being done to keep you safe, jackie? >> well, we can tell you that every law enforcement agency is on high alert tonight. >> reporter: the most visible is near the white house, and lafayette square. within moments, of the explosion says at the boston marathon. they quickly evacuated the plaza in front of the white house. >> they ordered everybody, and frantically running up and down with the tape. i asked if it had going do with the explosions at the boston marathon. >> reporter: with the motive >> we have enhanced security around the city. we would vthat with an incident national lee internationally, until we have confirmation there is no threat to washington, d.c. >> we hope that people will continue to come down and engin we plan to go f,d as we planned prior readyc forvtv in boston. >>> metro, keeping officers on overtime. the transit agency is advising described it more like bombay than ybo in boston from reaction from local sjí"o the blast. >> reporter:

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pyongyang says it is targeting u.s. cities including austin, texas. >> stephen: yes, austin, texas.surprise-- kim jong un is a sworn enemy of the south by southwest festival. [laughter] i mean -- [cheers and applause] i have managed to obtain this footage. >> (translated) it's just gotten so commercial lately. i saw wilco play this tiny club in '95 and it was awesome, but these days it feels like they've sold out. i say let's turn austin into a desolate wasteland like houston. [laughter] >> stephen: so, will north korea attack america? or will we bomb them forward into the stone age? who can say? here to say is georgetown university professor and author of "the impossible state," victor cha. mr. cha, thank you so much for joining me. [cheers and applause] you wrote the book on the regime here in north korea "the impossible state." should i actually be frightened of what is happening in north korea? is it like ah he's crazy or ahhh he's crazy? >> i think it's a little of both. on the one hand he has done a lot of weird things over the past year that look harmless but on the other han

u.s. cities across the have been on high alert. officers have been on patrol outside the white house. all the victims of the attack, a flag on top the white house was to half mast on tuesday morning. coming up in the program, while aid workers in aleppo, syria, collect dozens of bodies, we will hear from a former u.n. humanitarian official who has just returned from the city. also, help is on the way. howone of the core issues is the hunger striking prisoners whose life is threatened, in his ninth month in congress strike. this is a demand made by the palestinian people and the palestinian authority issued a statement on tuesday evening saying that the international community must press i israel to release him so he does not die in prison. this is an important issue politically for the palestinian authority. since before the signing of the oslo accord in 1993, the palestinian authority has been demanding the release of 100 and prisoners and they are still in jail. >> two rockets have struck the southern israeli city of elat. americ

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tickets go on sale february 3rd from my standup tour. 17 new u.s. cities, with special guests. i get that off the no fly list. we have been away a couple months. i missed news stories, here's some stuff that happened, russell brand and katy perry got sick of each other as we are of them. maybe they realized how freakish misshaped each other's heads are. >> mark sachez threw passes at his receivers feet. nick sabin said if something is hard, you can always quit and find another way to be successful. a key witness in the jerry sandusky trial died mysterious the president of china retired. "moneyball" marked the final performance of one of the best actors. you will be missed fat jonah hill. we learned the dangers of texting while driving a cruiseship, our soldiers showed they can piss whoever the hell they want. i'm todd came out of the pot cast. i can no longer be friends with you, but i am proud of you. good night, america. hello, milan! [ applause ] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. thank you so much for

it would be the highest age requirement among major u.s. cities. new york has ramped up its anti-smoking efforts under the watch of mayor michael bloomberg. still to come, if you're hunting for a job, keep it here for. tips on how to land an interview by making a bold move. that's later on. but first, bill moller steps in with simple solutions republicans and democrats can both agree on to improve government. that's coming up. it's so easy to complain about government - about waste and bloat and inefficiency - hey, the loudest voices of criticism are often people in government. politicians, sure, they've got a lot of political solutions, but there is a new book out called "simpler: the future of government," and it kind of takes an apolitical approach on how to fix this bureaucracy of government. it was written by harvard law professor cass sunstein, and you were a former insider with the obama administration as the head of the office of information & regulatory affairs. let me ask you, how do we fix this big, bad, complex thing we call government?

leader, who vowed yesterday to reopen a nuclear weapons reactor, and vowed yesterday to attack u.s. cities. the pentagon confirms a system is being sent to the u.s. base on guam, to intercept any north korean missiles. secretary of defense chuck hagel's assessment today. >> a real and clear danger, and threats to the interests, certainly of our allies starting with south korea. >> reporter: u.s. and south korean forces are showing off their fire power. one worry is the rising tension could spark an incident that escalates. >> if north korea goes beyond the rhetoric and actually begins to take little shots at south korea,i inand there is an excha of fire, there is an uncharted territory here. >> reporter: one of the main worries as the korean crisis escalates. >> the obama plan, at least for now, as he comes to california is to take precautions but grant no concessions. live in washington, i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. >> steve, thank you so much for the update. >>> and governor jerry brown is on his way to china next week hoping to bring billions to new investments for the state

from around the world this is our team our top story it has been a dramatic few days of for the u.s. city of boston to terrible loss of struck at its landmark marathon on monday telling.

along with other u.s. cities have increased their security after yesterday's attack. part of new york's laguardia airport has been evacuated due to a report of a suspicious package. here locally, d.c. police have increased their patrols along today's emancipation day parade. our bruce johnson is standing by. he's in northwest washington. he has more information on that part of the story. bruce? >> reporter: jc, we're in the middle of pennsylvania avenue northwest. talked to the mayor a short time ago. he says there have been no incidents. he's excited about the size of this crowd. it's emancipation day in d.c. recognizing, commemorating what happened here back in 1862, some 3,000 slaves, african- americans were freed by abraham lincoln. that was before the emancipation proclamation. behind me a group of distinguished men. talk to me first about boston and this being the nation's capital, you know this could also be a target. what are your thoughts? >> first of all, the brothers of the fraternity want to send their prayers out to the families of those in boston. we thi

congestion in major u.s. cities has increased about 6% since the start of the year. peta is buying up shares of seaworld stock.the seaworld ipo-ed last friday. the stock is trading around $32 dollars. peta purchased 80 shares.just enough stock to have the right to attend annual seaworld shareholder meetings.peta's first order of business is to demand that seaworld release its killer orca whales including "shamu". new $100 bills will be available this fall. starting october 8th.. the federal reserve will release a re-designed c-note.it has the added security of a 3-d ribbon and disappearing liberty bell meant to throw off counterfeiters. still to come we're fast forwarding ahead to summer with a look at what films will heat up the box office. thats later on in movies and money. but first -- how billions of dollars in credit card disputes are hurting small businesses. thats next with bill moller. 7,000 high-school students drop out every school day. let's catch them before it's too late. to start helping students in your community, visit boostup.org. bet you never hear

municipal bankruptcies have been rare but this ruling could set a precedent for other troubled u.s. cities. san bernardino has also filed for bankruptcy. some expect detroit to be next. >>> coming your way, it is the injury that just has everybody talking this morning. while very gruesome, we do have some good news about the louisville player's recovery. >>> also rising tensions in north korea. the latest threat the u.s. is taking seriously. >>> a busy week ahead, including a big announcement. >>> a look outside, that is south bay above san jose. the clouds trying to let a little sun peek through there with raindrops. christina loren will tell you exactly what's happened. we're back in minutes. on the international scene south korea telling the top military commander to set aside politics and, quote, respond strongly to any north korean attack over the weekend. north korea announcing it has entered a state of war with the south. this just the latest in a string of threats made by the country's top leaders. in the past couple weeks, nbc's richard engel monitoring that situation from seoul.

you what we are doing in san francisco to advance our lifeline's resilence we are the first major u.s. city to (inaudible) post katrina where he saw firsthand where a critical role these systems played in the city's recovery. i am honored to chair the council because i feel it's crucial that the public sector work side by side with our private sector partners to do everything we can today to ensure we will meet the needs of our residents in the days, weeks and years after a disaster. the objective of the lifeline council are to develop and improve collaboration in the city and county across regions regularly -- to develop and improve collaboration in the city and across the region by regularly convening a group of senior level operation officers of local and regional life line providers, understanding intersystem dependencies of enhancing planning, restoration and reconstruction, share information about the recovery plans and priorities and establish coordination process for life lines restoration and recovery following a major disaster. i'm going to go back to the last slide and just say t

city employees. and stockton is not alone. across the u.s., unfunded pension debts may total as much as $4.4 trillion. that's according to report last year from congress's joint economic committee. our next guest warns of a coming national pension crisis that could bankrupt many state and local governments. josh row is a professional of finance at stanford's graduate school of business. professor, welcome. good to have you with us. so many questions, so little time. i want to ask first, though, about what is likely to happen to stockton's pensioners. are they likely in this reorganization to be treated as the judge said yesterday as just another, quote, garden variety creditor, right there along with bondholders, and will they likely have to take a haircut? >> well, there are two questions. one is whether legally that will be the case. and i think that based on what the judge is saying in the case, there is some reason to believe that in fact, yes, calpers, the california public retirement employee system will be viewed as another creditor i

this ruling could set a precedent for other troubled u.s. cities. san bernardino has filed and some expect detroit to be next. >>> rumors are flying again. menlo park's facebook will be entering the smart phone market. we turn things over to jackie deangeles live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >>> good morning to you. the futures are higher this morning coming off the holiday weekend. kicking off the newmont and the second quarter. there could be light trading bus europe and parts of asia are closed for easter monday. muted react in south korea's market after the latest war threats from the north. >>> data here in the u.s. on manufacturing and construction spending. the dow coming off its best first quarter since 1998. april is historically the dow's best month of the year. on thursday, the dow rose 52 points to 14,578. the nasdaq adding 11 points to 3267. >>> facebook wants a bigger presence on your phone. the social networking site is holding an event to show off what it calls its new home on android. speculation is that the company wil

america's infrastructure start to get a bit old and according to infrastructure report card dot org the u.s. cities about three point six trillion dollars of infrastructure spending by twenty twenty to turn things around the site sponsored by the american society of civil engineers gave all aspects of american infrastructure like bridges and drinking water in schools several some pretty bad grades except for solid waste removal for some reason in their opinion everything in the us is going to crap except for america's ability to throw solid crap. i'm not trying to sit here and scare you there is nothing to fear this is a big challenge but it is a verb. us will want to accomplish according to cost of war dot org the last ten years of war of cost about three point one trillion dollars just cutting wars in half by fifty percent could put a huge dent in the infrastructure spending and what about all those billions in bailout that were spent you see the money is there it just gets wasted if the money stops getting thrown away and starts getting spent or well planned infrastructure then the infrastructur

it has been that for my take few days for this u.s. city of boston to terror a blast struck at its landmark marathon on monday killing three including a child and injuring more than one hundred the attack was followed by an intense manhunt for two suspects through the city suburbs eventually saw one of the alleged bombers killed and the other wounded and taken into custody artie's anasazi talking to looks back at the bitter events. mayhem took place here at an area still cordoned off at a sporting event that attracted tens of thousands of participants and thousands of spectators from all over the world two bombs went off just seconds apart from each other at the finish line of the boston marathon the explosions were so strong that they sent debris flying on tops ripping off people's limbs leaving three people dead and over a hundred and seventy five people injured despite all of the money the united states spends on security it was a surveillance camera of a department store that helped pinpoint the two brothers behind the tragedy several m

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at least in the short to medium term that doesn't necessarily mean that china especially or the u.s. city or the irrationality on the part of the us here and countries necessarily is aligned you know because it's like to combat and if you go and each may act rationally but it doesn't necessarily mean that there is alignment you know clearly china has energy needs a massive of and you know projecting out for the next twenty years china energy dependence on the rest of the world is going to increase and if you look at what's happening in south china sea what's happening you know with the islands of you know there are. reports indications of estimates of four significant oil and gas reserves so i think that's a huge part of what you know china wants to be able to own that to control that and it's good for china now whether china can get away with that get away with it because players all right matt jump in when you think about that. well i mean yes i agree with the professor mean it's a case where the pivot to asia is both countries acting rationally in that you know you have china that is a

now from east coast to west more than two dozen u.s. cities have seen protests against america's infamous jail for terror suspects activists demanded the closure of guantanamo and try to draw attention to the mass hunger strike against far reaching mistreatment there. is in new york one of the rallies has been taking place. times square is considered one of the best places in the us to advertise a product or message or operands and that is why civil rights attorneys human rights groups and many activists and protesters are out in the streets of times square right now to raise awareness about the hunger strike taking place at the guantanamo bay detention center and it is clearly garnering a lot of attention to what those are saying that have been turning out on the streets as they're calling on the obama to administration to immediately address the ongoing hunger strike that began in early february at the island prison according to attorneys representing the detainees there they say more than a hundred men are participating in this hunger strik

now a large police operation is ongoing in the u.s. city of boston the following the killing of a police officer the massachusetts institute of technology there all reports that none getting violent incident in watertown has resulted in the year arrest of a suspect in the bombing of the city's marathon these are live pictures we can bring at the moment f.b.i. agents members of the national guard are involved in the massive manhunt along with hundreds of police officers witnesses say they heard gunfire and blasts obviously we'll bring you more on this developing story as we get it. back with more in a couple of minutes just after a short break. the book about international and world in the very heart of moscow. but again welcome back venezuela's electoral body has announced an order to the remaining votes just hours before the swearing in of the country's president elect nicolas maduro is now a victory over an opposition rival hungary cake as has split the country wrong in the middle sparking large scale demonstrations. reports now from cara

i mean so should the u.s. city in europe on the host of the twenty fold she wins or the pictures. thank you. so much. thank you. john these are. days of. calm. so. low. technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia. the future are covered. emission free accreditation free transport chargers free the maintenance free. three stooges free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free video don carty dot com in . the uk about international and world in the very heart of moscow. is a. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered on peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the arms trade treaty. ok jeff do you think the senate the u.s. senate will pass this. with the n.r.a. in the background and that's that's a whole other topic you know and it's very important. there's no way they're going to pass this yet but in they need sixty seven votes they're not going to do it most of these major companies a lot of these major companies are they operate and manufacture from within the u.s. you know it's just not going to happen th

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i mean so should the u.s. city in europe on a host of the twenty four g. in the winter the trigger. thank you. so much. a. dog days are. days it. calms. the sun it's so true. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. this is the weekly on our c. welcome back egypt is once again being groped by protests and fighting five people have been killed and at least eighty wounded and clashes between christians and muslims in a town near cairo is some of the most sick terror and violence the country's seen in months so the capital itself and anti-government demonstrations demanding regime change attended by thousands and didn't scuffles with riot police and cairo based journalist tom daley has the details there. clashes have broken out in downtown cairo metal barricades have put being pulled across the streets tear gas and smoke fills the air and the wave of sirens the familiar green

at least in the short to medium term that doesn't necessarily mean that china especially or the u.s. city or the irrationality on the part of the us here and countries necessarily is aligned you know because it's like two combat ends if you go and each may act rationally but it doesn't necessarily mean that there is alignment you know clearly china's energy needs a massive of and you know projecting out for the next twenty years china's energy dependence on the rest of the world is going to increase and if you look at what's happening in south china sea what's happening you know with the islands of you know there are. reports indications of estimates of for significant oil and gas reserves so i think that's a huge part of what you know china wants to be able to own that to control that and it's good for china not whether china can get away with that get away with it because players matt jump in what do you think about that. well i mean yes i agree with the professor mean it's a case where the pivot to asia is both countries acting rationally in that you know you have china that is also gr

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