the police and goes up the stairs into this room where supposedly this person named john willard had been staying in room 5b. what is noticeable about this photograph is that on the sofa and also on the floor there is a strap which they don't know what it is, the kind of put that on the back burner but the leader find that it attaches to a pair of binoculars that had been purchased. the notice that in room 5b the windows open, the furniture had been moved from the window, and a chair was set in front of the window. someone had been looking towards the motel. obviously the shot hadn't come from there but it was a kind of nest for surveillance. the people said the shah had come from the communal bathroom down the halls of the count the window was open and that the shot was at the ankle direct from the communal bathroom. the screen had been pried loose from their groove and they found that just below. and the shohet most likely been fired from someone standing in the bathtub. they found a hand print on wall where if you're standing in the bathtub you would need to kind of lean against t

we leave that to admiral willard. i make sure that i have airplanes that are on standby alert and air refueling assets to take it as soon as it is identified. and once it is identified we pick them up and take them. we also did aided in the voluntary departure of all of the u.s. -- >> have it abide any teams in your mission anywhere else the? the only thing when it did discussion of is how quickly they need to move the voluntary departure. we decided we would do that all commercial. we went to our u.s. flag carriers like we were mentioning, spring break did have a play. there wasn't excess capacity and they basically responded very quickly. that allowed us to keep the details supporting general ham and africom, general petraeus and general mattis and centcom. at the same time having as details of able to take any of the emergency nuclear response stop immediately in there. so again our commercial partners really stepped up magnificently. by the time it was over about 5000 passengers, over 400 testament also got commer

man: this 10-inch water main in willard park is 73 years old. man: at wssc, we're having a year of record -- a ramp up slope of water main breaks that soon is going to reach exponential. man: the damage has been done. and this is the culprit. brunhart: today, 25% of our 5,500 miles of underground water pipes has reached the end of useful life. by the year 2020, 85% will have reached the end of useful life. woman: what to do? wssc is working on that costly problem right now. brunhart: it's not only true here, but it's true throughout our nation. narrator: across the united states, cities and towns are facing the challenge of aging and outdated drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. it's a national problem. but it needs to be approached system by system. allbee: let's frame the systems in terms of the proper context. we have around 16,000 wastewater systems. we don't have a single wastewater system -- we have 16,000 of them. we have about 54,000 drinking water systems. narrator: issues facing new york city are very different fr

we're hearing that maybe, matt lauer could be departing as well which would basically leave al and willardwouldn't be a lot of people. matt lauer has one year and eight months left and according to sources meredith vieira could leave in september when her contract expires. who would take over? that's the big question. >>> another person leaving, another huge name in broadcasting. glenn beck. >> he announced yesterday he would be leaving going to form some new partnership. a different sort of show, he says, but he announced yesterday he would be leaving his show. he didn't give a date but basically he's saying he's going to wrap it up. >> he's leaving his fox news channel show but he still has a syndicate road show program but he was hemorrhaging viewers on fox news channel for a long time and a lot because he's been really polarizing even more so than before. >> you love him or hate him. >> and he's sort of off the wall on a lot of these conspiracy theories. i'm sure he won't be gone for long. >>> tina fey, we love her and know her. and now we have breaking baby news. she's going to be a m

we leave that to admiral willard. make sure that airplanes on standby alert and refueling assets to take it as soon as it's identified piermont is identified is identified, we picked him up and take them. we also aided in the voluntary departure of all of the u.s. people. >> hasn't provided any kinks in your ability to complete missions anywhere else? >> man, the only thing we had a bit of discussion is how quickly they need to voluntary departure. we decided we would do that all commercial. we went for a u.s. flag carriers like you were mentioning. spring break did have a plate and there is excess capacity in the basically responded very quickly. that allowed us to keep the details supporting general ham and africom and centcom at having details available to take any of that emergency nuclear response to immediately in there. again, our commercial partners really stepped up and instantly and by the time it brought out about 5000 passengers, over 400 pet and we also got commercial ticket on the schedule missions comin

and then a few days later, buchanan called on lincoln at the willard hotel and if there's one great favor buchanan did for lincoln is showing the arc of the presidency was a continuum regardless of party. that was a very valuable visit and i think lincoln was wise to pay the first courtesy call. and it's -- he met him without preconditions, what can i say. [laughter] >> and he got repaid in a nice way [laughter] >> many of you have books to sign and we'll get to that probably after our program but we thank you for having asked for signed book from harold holzer. how did he relax during this time. it was a tense time. did he relax? >> you know, he was a great outdoor -- he liked sports. he liked handball but, of course, it get cold in springfield so he can't do much beyond walking to -- between his house and the state capital every day and walking up the stairs. the only relaxation we know about is that he played chess. but he made a lot of choices apparently when he played chess. he talked to himself. he whistled. dixie was introduced. it's very ironically according to two witnesses he ha

now let's go back to new york for our -- hm. >> all right, willard, thank you very much. >> look who'sto him after your local news. you haven't been here for a long time. >> i'm sorry. >> just how it goes. >> that's good for starters. we look forward to talking to you. you have a new film out "conspirator." anything else youu >>> good morning, everybody. time now 8:26. in just a few hours, a former east bay naval hospital will go out with a bang. an aerial look at the medical center. they're going to use 800 pounds of dynamite to blow up the building at noon today. that was closed back in 1996 during a wave of military base closures across the country. >>> surprise twist in the case of jaycee dugard. phillip garido will stand trial. he stunned the court by pleading not guilty. that would probably mean not much of a trial. garrido's attorney said they changed the venue because of the problem of the composition of the grand jury that indicted garrido last fall. it will start as early as1st.t 1st1s >>> we'll check traffic and weather coming up after the break. >>> good morning to you. wel

willard is using his own forces in theater. you have seen them. you have seen the marines coming in. you have seen the 7th fleet and naval assets coming in. we have airmen coming in. where he has asked us to help the stuff coming from the continental united states or an emergency movements in the theater that they cannot happen. we have moved to the fairfax rescue team from here. the l.a. crash rescue team, not only to go in but also dogged teams. we moved 65 emergency generators that were taken out for the nuclear plant by the tsunami. we also moved a planeload of boron to neutralize the radioactive isotopes. we have been doing things like that, these emergencies. whether they are chemical, radiological teams, we run those in. what northern command did was say here are the teams that they might need and we leave that to admiral willard. i make sure that we have that planes on standby alert to move as soon as identified. then we pick them up and take them. we also aided in the voluntary departure of the u.s. people. and >> as the u.s. provided kin

back to good old new york. >> i love willard.h. >> just ahead, ben stiller stops by studio 1a. hello, ben. first your local news and weather. >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia-cannon. president obama touches down in the bay area today, his first stop will be facebook headquarters for a town hall event. we're live in palo alto with how the president plans to leverage social media today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now about six hours away until the president is expected here at facebook headquarters in time for a 1:45 town hall meeting. that will be streamed live on facebook. it's going to be an historic aol vent, the first time a sitting president uses the internet to host such an event. the the president evented more than 19 million facebook friends to watch online. the town hall will focus on the economy but will take questions that were posted on his facebook wall. that is at 1:45 today. laura? >> we'll have scott mcgrew in there as well. >> l 26.we we'll take a look at the morning commut

let's go to willard scott in ft.o. right across from houston, texas. straight across and you're there. happy birthday from smuckers. we love our smuckers and we love our friends like jane chung who was an actress for years. did "mash" and "when harry met sal sally." from royal oak michigan, chester and betty randolph. they have been married 75 years and he's 100. lillian van fleet from jordan, new york. 100. lives in the house she was born in. they don't make them like that anymore. sydney liebeskind of tucson, arizona. distinguished world war ii veteran. he is absolutely adored by his fellow workers. happy birthday. he held up a robber one time at a store. i think he was 88 years old. the robber wasn't 88. he was. finally, edna oknowles, new brunswick, new jersey. 100 years old and she's a passionate school teacherer. loves all the kids she taught. that's all from the gulf of mexico. now back to new york. >> how much do we dislike willard right now? looks beautiful there. you heard they caught the snake at the bronx

when they're on with willard scott, is that what we are talking about? >> yes.th their family, give up friends. gave up their health. what good is a perfect body if you're laying in bed sick? they are not thinking this through, hoda woman. what would you give up, my daryling? >> what would i give up? >> your wallet? you're darn attached to that wallet. >> i don't know. i do care about my body image, not all that much. i was really heavy through a big part movie life and i didn't know. nobody told me and for some reason i didn't think so. i honestly didn't. >> like the guys at the construction sites. >> if you look at the pictures, you're like, wow, how did you not feel self-conscious? when what is anchoring in 2 a small market i was a big girl. my sister said maybe people nudged me and said maybe you should work on it. i never thought that. >> what changed with you? i feel like joy bauer. what changed? >> i moved to florida. it was warm and i wanted to be outside. i don't know. body image -- i have a lot of hang-ups, that's just not one of them. >> it's good. it