bam bam bam, wham. kaboom, wham bam. you want to think long and hard about why you would really want to do this. analysts say kim jong-un is trying to solidify his leadership at home by manufacturing a crisis to look like a hero to his people. >> jon: wait, this is about domestic politics? this is a message you are sending your people? why do you need to get us jumpy over it? no one in your current gets tv from outside your country. tell them you are menacing us. tell them uconn querd us. we don't care. tell them -- tell them you already conquered us, we don't care. tell them you replaced the statute of liberty with a pçblm$dd t![8d",zm,xn9[cheers a] >> jon: we will welcome whack. -- welcome back. listen, sunday was easter there. i thought it was a good time to check in with the new pope francis i and see how he is holding up. >> he is setting a new tone with the papacy choosing to wear simple white vestments, shake hands with the public and focus on the poor. >> presenting the priesthood as a task of s

wham, man. ( bleep ) you, you know? okay. be careful. so i slung the bottle at him, man. wham, man. to fight. he hit me with that stick. ( bleep ) you! you get away from me man! talk to me talk to me. i'm gonna ( bleep ) you, man. hey. calm down, man. i didn't do nothing to him. hey, dale. what kind of statements we getting on this from this other guy? we getting any statements at all? what he's saying is that he come up and he was trying to use the phone and then the guy started some kind of brew. he walked him across the street. the guy took a swing at him with the bottle. that's what this guy says too. okay. then he cracked him. the other guy was trying to hit him with the bottle. yeah. okay. sherry, the lady that works here she said that she saw him throw the beer bottle at him. prior to him swinging the stick? he's saying he did it after he hit him. i think... an asp baton it turned out. yeah. okay. yeah, pretty good shot. he's probably got a broken nose. pretty good blow. okay. hey, sir you got the asp baton he used? in my pocket. pull it out and examine it, okay? okay, is thi

que llegarian a corea del sur, y japon >> musudan lcanzanjapon y el terriotorio estadounidenses de wham pueden alcanzar alaska y el occidente de estados unidos, pero estados unidos prepara un sofisticado estado de defensa, que puede defender en wha, japon y corea del sur, vamos desde washington con lo último de la amenaza sur coreana >> la amenaza es con misiles de mediano alcance y un ataue en corea del sur, y sus 28 mil tropas de estados unidos estacionadas ahí, la respuesta estadounidenses, es con sistema antimisiles y radares, es un escenariosiniestro pero hay patron en lle joven líder, amenazante al igual como su padre y abuelo, el fundador de la dinastia ,basado en el culto de la personalidad, ha negociado con corea del norte en crsisi similares >> cuando los coreanos del norte hacen el ruido, amenazas, era paramejorar su situación de negociantes, querian más fondos, querian quitar las sancioenes americanas, alimentos >> el nuevo líder quiere seguir a sus predecesores, pero le da alas amenazas un nuevo toque teatral, junto con movs de tropas se llevan grandes desliegues de propaga

. >> i buy candy, cokes, zoo zoos, wham whams, honeybuns. i crave honey buns.our jumbo honey buns, we got the blueberry and we got the butterhorn. >> i can't buy no wine. i can't buy no kind of alcohol, nothing like that. >> armen power received a life sentence for auto theft after threatening to kill his trial judge. >> i told him to kiss my [ bleep ] i ain't going to take that, i'm going to kill him. and i jumped for him. and they jumped me. police got me walking me upstairs laughing at me. saying, i ain't never seen nobody short as i am jump a judge. they thought it was funny. i didn't think it was funny. >> power, who has worked at the tag plant since 1983, tries to stay optimistic, in spite of his circumstances. >> you're in prison. you might as well make the best of it. so that's what i'm doing. i'm making the best of it. i'm having fun. the judge thinks he got me. the judge ain't got me. >> in the past 23 years, power has worked nearly every job at the tag plant, from operating the presses to changing the dye. while the work fills his time, power's mind

the seven-day forecast looks like this, keeping the wham temperatures in, look at 76 by thursday, wehave the chance for thunderstorms as we roll in to friday, drying out by the weekend. now a cheg of the time save -- check of the time saver traffic. >>> no delays interstate 70. it will be collie from columbia pike over to 695. if you are using 95, a live look, north of 195, won't have problems getting down to dc. northbound leaps will be clear, as you make the push from elk ridge to downtown baltimore. that stretch will take you 12 minutes. looking at the other time saver traffic drive times no more questions delays on 695, clear from parkville up to towson and the west side, a 7 minute ride now, traveling the outer loop from 795 down to 70. no delays whatsoever the program westminster to the bellway, a 10 minute ride. that's a look at the morning commute,. >>> minutes away from 5:00, a group of tourists on a boat got a front row seat for an incredible site. what their tour guide did in the middle of the everglades. óç >>> people from all over the world are coming to terms with what

will work towards news to wednesday, not going to make it throughs it will go back on thursday as a whamont, we will keep the warm temperatures around but the unsettled weather around as well. we will have the potential for showers each and everyday this week. high pressure is off in the atlantics we have clockwise flow around high prurs that's going to keep an on shore flow throughout the day. winds south and east. we are above average, 10 degrees above. 53, in a lot íhhoof spots, annapolis, gwen oak, bell a, rockville 53 degrees as wells heading towards montgomery county. 52 northeast, centerville 51. 52 in federalsburg. the temperatures will bump up as we go throughout the day. it will stay that way. the most accurate trend goes in to motion, picking up on showers. what i need you to do is take the rain gear with you. keep it around, you could need it. heading to the game, take the poncho with you. possibility for maybe a stray shower, for today this is how we planks breezy by lunchtime. 68 degrees, the high temperature, coming in 72 degrees. we will take that, but the 76 thursday, a

wham. right in. and the sun and the stars is just brute force these things together, and you get your fusion. now, how do we get that-- how do we do that in earth? we've been trying brute force. with plasma reactors. heat these things up to over a hundred million degrees, get that gas, pinch it with magnetic fields. boom. try to get it defused. has the human race done that? yes, we've done that. have we had a sustained reaction? no, we haven't had a sustained reaction. have we had any reaction to give off more energy than put in? no, we haven't. how come? our time has not yet come. we're trying different techniques. we're trying it out with lasers. what we do is take little pellets. drop them. you had this in the textbook. little pellets of hydrogen. take all these lasers-- [makes sound] --wham. brute force smash these things together. and that should work too. sustained reaction, more energy out than required to operate the lasers? begin with an n. no. why? it's not our time. kind of a loose way of

and watch what happens, high clouds come over and warm, wham.y this time tomorrow night, roberto gonzalez will talk about the cloudy conditions. for tomorrow, we'll look for mostly sunny skies. 46 at fairfield. some fog out at livermore. san francisco hits 47. and 50 along the shoreline at pacifica. forecast highs for tomorrow, stases about 63, but livermore is 64. extended forecast, looking for sun tomorrow, increasing sun on thursday. a break friday and saturday. sunday, another system comes in. next week, we are high and dry, nothing but sun, and nothing but sports in 60 seconds. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> super model, heidi klum talked into super mom when she rescued her son and two nannies. >> while vacationing in hawaii, klum's oldest son got caught in a dangerous rip current. the two nannies got in trouble. klum and her body guard boyfriend jumped into the water to save him. >> only three days into the baseball season and we're already talking about a perfect game. and josh, boy, wait until you see this shot. a bug in a windshield. the minute

you know wham! he hit me. what did he do? come up behind you and hit you? he come right in my face and hit me. 'cause, see, i guess he had to hit me in my face 'cause, you know... what were y'all into it about? i guess him being him, i reckon. he was talking like he, uh, was going to whup everybody in the world. it seems like there was some type of disturbance and one guy walks up behind the other one and hits him with a beer bottle over the left eye which laid his eye open pretty good. he doesn't want any assistance. of course he's going to have to go get sewed up. we've got the other guy in custody. officer shelton: what do you go by? jimmy? jimmy. what happened over here, jimmy? i came over here to visit my friend, art. he lives right here. and when i got over here he had some couple of dudes hanging around dwayne something, and doug... mm-hmm. ...when i got over here i took them... i gave them a ride over here over on cleveland street at his sister's or cousin's house and they beat me up. took my gold chain and my gold band. i got a receipt. it ain't on

kwon gracongratulations.ongrat >> we all love to hate thoseose speed wham raze, don't we? cameras, but there's new ones that give police a hard time.time. >>> rainshowers across the area, light and scattered, we willered take a look at the radar th rad together and the weekend weeken forecast. a lot of clouds to start the work week. i will have details on that.  here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> welcome back to fox 5lcom morning news. a couple of raindrops on the the windshield if you are out and ad about. >> it's tax day.day. hopefully you got all your taxes. >> tucker is going to remind yoi about that all day long. long >> you were just waking up and d don't forget to do your taxes, make up to ten minutes. >> i will wait until 5:30 befor0 i start talking about taxes. we can talk about the yards oved the weekend. >> mine is out of control, how t about yours? y >> mine is pretty good. >> how about yours. >> that is all we did. >> i think i stil

it's not just to get out of the hospital, heal and throw a prosthetic on, wham, bam, thank you ma'am it's the rest of their life. >> reporter: roseann moved to a rehab center this week. her right leg was amputated above her knee. she calls semper fi an inspiration. >> i'm actually very lucky to be alive. what can you say? you can't go backwards. you can only move forwards. that's the direction i'm going. >> this isn't the end. this is the beginning. >> reporter: as for gabe and celeste, they spoke for only a few minutes. what started with tears and questions ended in laughter and a lifetime bond. >> not only do they have strong accents, they have a strong spirit. >> reporter: katy tur, nbc news, boston. >> that is our broadcast for this friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. don't forget. we are back on the air tonight with an all new "rock center" at 10:00/9:00 central. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. we'll look for you right back here on monday night. in the meantime have a good weekend. in the meantime have a good week

. >> it says super, pow, wham. >> reporter: she has made it her job to empower them at a time like this. >> i have been thinking about boston a lot, and i definitely about this the kids. >> reporter: she thinks of the bombing that killed three people including 8-year-old martin richard. >> we lost something great, and what i thought about in that time is his sister, and, you know, she is still here. >> reporter: for martin's sister to every child hurt in boston monday. >> i want them to strap their cape on and fly. >> reporter: she never planned to be a seamstress for the soupr heroes. she started one for her son, and then it took on a life of its own. >> i started to read about this baby brenna whose family reached out about a cape, and said, of course, i will send it to you, because you are a tiny super hero. >> reporter: it is for kids who know how the fight. >> everyday at the doctor, it is this, this, this, and so we need to send them something positive. this is for super lauren. and super westin's. >> reporter: and she hopes it reminds boston's super heroes the smile, too. >> all

of course that was george michael and wham back in 1984.he '80s for the big hair, the neon clothes, pop music and saturday morning cartoons, but it was technology that boomed. personal computers, cds, vcr and game comsoles. national geographic has taken us back to the future. take a look at part of the three part series. >> super mario almost personally invents the concept of handheld gaming. by making things like electronics and cars smaller, japan was getting bigger. its economy was booming. >> the transiter, micro chip, a lot of things that had once been only accessible to big corporations became personal things. >> the most personal of all, the sony walkman. >> i had one of those. david is joining me to talk all things '80s. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> i can't wait to watch because of course i came of abage in th. and i'm both e78 bear rased by the time and proud of the time. do a lot of people who came of age in the '80s feel that way? >> i certainly think so. when i wrote my book about the 1980s, the intro is about how my bro

any hiccup, the stock will get whammed. story, hepatitis-c, hiv, they dominate the space but the stock is getting into nose bleed territory. >> there is nothing wrong with defensive selling to harvest gains. >> let's talk j&j. >> in the section it is equally steep. here, big news today and the stock barely moved. at some point -- >> the markets were down and it did an all-time high. >> with news like that, you're the new kid on the block with the best new diabetes drug it should be up a lot. it isn't because most of it is getting to be priced into the security. it's about the angle of the line changing. how long it's been since it had any doubters. >> we had a lot of technicians on besides you. we pulled up some staples names. they say the longer the base, the higher in space. these names have been asleep so long and built a nice strong base. therefore, their move higher is warranted and stable. >> there are two ways to look at it. one, stay long, be long and ride the ride, don't doubt it. in many ways, if one's ability to

it is up to investigators too tell us whammed here and what the source of the explosion was. based on the explosion, i think it is wonderful to wonder whether this was the work of a deliberate act. >> of course, we don't know where this is coming from. we don't know the source of it. it could be a natural thing. something from underground. it could be something deliberate as you're suggesting. stepping back from implicating someone in this specifically, this sort of showy moment to expose your power is something that a terrorist would want to do. to be able to get the world watching as you do this in a moment when thousands of people are already watching. >> i think that's the problem with the worldwide media. you have these isolated extremists. people that aren't connected to a terrorist group who will seize a moment like this. and unfortunately, i think the reality is that whether this is some accidents or whether or not this is the work of a deliberate act, i think we can no doubt, we can expect to see individuals try to take credit for this. i think that's an important po

♪ wake me up before you go, go >> is that wham?r "wake up with al." >> "the a team." ." >> "the a team." >>> women's fashion and body image "the power of style" recently bob thomas talked to four women brave enough to speak out in bras and shapewear for a wau look at how they feel about the way they look. >> i'm a 12 model, and i'm a llroom dancer. >> i'm in a beauty and style for ebony.com. >> i'm a photographernd burlesque dancer. >> i work as a hostess, i he two children and four grandchildren. >> well, ladies, let's rip the bikini wax. how many people have said i feel fat. i know almost every said that this today. >> just when i was shopping. >> growing up, ifelt, now he the pressure to even be super skinny or be a specific type of curvy. you want to own your curves but don't want to feel oversexualized. >> you feel the same way? >> yes. >> having curves makes y feel sexualized? >> and it feels totally nothing happens around you but you feel it in your head. men love curves. >> i feel sometimes i'm happy to be fairly fit but i

>> out a all of a sudden out of nowhere, wham! one shot, pow. right across the chops.ct yet. this punch has a punchline. >> he made the robbery suspect clean up his own blood. i thought that was great. >> clean that [ bleep ] up, man. >> you can't beat that. >> soon after police arrive and remove the suspect on a stretcher. >> we got satisfaction watching this guy be humiliated for all to see. >> two bystanders risk their own lives to save a police officer's. >> may 2003. linden, texas. an officer is overpowered while trying to arrest a wanted man. >> when she went to put the handcuffs on him, he turned and grabs for her weapon. she's in a struggle for her life at this point. >> out of nowhere comes a good samaritan. >> he walks into a situation where a man had a gun and could have shot some. >> was able to remove the gun quickly from the guy's hand. >> while the good samaritan holds the gun, the officer drags the thug to the ground. but still can't cuff him. enter good samaritan number two. >> this lady just does an awesome mma body slam and drops on this guy. >> it's

>> stephanie: shut up and get my wham music ready!no bs, authentic, the real thing. >>now, let's hear yours at the only online forum with a direct line to stephanie miller. >>the only thing that can save america now: current television. >>join the debate now. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ >> stephanie: it is "the stephanie miller show." welcome to it. 24 minutes after the hour. we were talking to chris in arkansas. i apologize. i was talking about how -- talking about this mitch mcconnell story one of the horrible things about it, obviously it sounds like somebody in his office bugged his office and they were trashing ashley judd and mocking her for the fact that she talked about her depression in her book. and chris in arkansas was talking about her story. hey, chris i'm sorry. we got off track for a little bit. welcome back. >> thanks, honey. that's okay. what i was saying was my son who did not have his father involved in his life whatsoever, i am remarried, i raised him. we're very poor. and he went to university of central

is it going to be a double wham oat heels of jc penney and we don't have timing here on timing guys andarkets have basically gone toward the flat line waiting for it and in terms of news flow there isn't a lot going on. in terms of interest on what's going on. not just from the trading perspective and there's tonses of talk from the ackman versus icahn debate and who will win and people are interested on who is going to come out on the back end of this and there are some people that think maybe it is icahn who will pile it on akron on a bad day. >> it does bring to mind some of the announcements you make with circuit breakers because they're disruptive to the floor. nobody can talk to anything else, and some of the policies aren intended. >> it has to be someone investing and by this point if it was a government entity or if ackman had new information i would not the halt the stock, and i have to just point out, bays. around the coffee shop and bar kind of stuff. no one has a clue about what this is. >> some people do better than others and scott wapner is back at headquarters having ta

i'll be singing that wham song when i come to your home, just to make it that much more enticing.'ve got a front. behind it much colder air. more snow for the dakotas and montana on into the upper midwest. we're talking about anywhere from three to six inches of snow. some areas pickingp as much as nine inches over the next 24 hours. to the south of that, we've got more heavy rain where they don't need it along the misssippi river, from parts of nebraska all the way climbing already around the bay area. 70s fairfield, concord towards livermore, mid-60s in san jose and san francisco. slight offshore breeze in livermore hinting at the warm day ahead as high pressure builds. we see temperatures upper 80s to low 90s for most of the bay area away from the inner bay. 70s to mid-80s around san francisco and oakland. tomorrow just a little bit cooler than significant cooling by wednesday and thursday as the sea breeze picks up. we'll see low clouds return and a much more mild finish to the seven-day forecast. >>> and that's your latest weathe >> all right, al, thanks a lot. >>> let's get

lands, for the lands we're seeing in eastern oregon and wham of my colleagues have talked about in montana and colorado and idaho, and i think she is up to that challenge. now, mr. president, before we wrap up today, i do want to take a few minutes and talk about -- i know the president of the senate has -- has great affection for him as well, our former colleague ken salazar. ken salazar, as you know, has been secretary of the interior throughout the obama administration to date, and it's my view that he has done an exceptional job, and i think we all understand here in the senate that when ken salazar is involved, you get somebody with a great smile, an enormous amount of energy, enormous intelligence and someone who in a very persistent way is interested in solving problems. and ken salazar has sure done that, mr. president, in a number of important areas. for example, before ken salazar took office -- and i'm just looking at a headline -- there was a huge scandal at the department of the interior. i'm looking at an article in the fall of 2008 headlined "sex, drug use and graft cited in

wham, boom--bubble bath. okay, see what's happening? what color you see depends upon what? with everything. what you see depends upon what? do we all see the same thing? no. huh? depends on your point of view. open up the hood of a car, have the mechanic look at it. now, you look at it. you see the same thing? you see the same thing? no. i remember years ago, a guy was passing around a picture of his girlfriend, says, "hey, you wanna see my girlfriend, man? look at this." takes out this picture, he shows the picture. and we're all looking at-- we're feeling sorry for him, you know? [laughter] and--but to him, to him, he's--"that's my girl." and we're like, "oh, my god, -- pretty." and you start to wonder, do we really all see the same thing, huh? huh? over here, these-- the different bubbles depend upon your point of view, where your head's at, right? what you see depends upon where your head's at. think about it, gang. and you get the different colors. you know these camera lenses? you see these camera lenses. you see that violet hue on the camera lens? ever see that, coat