. >> reporter: camelot to the regions silicon valley. it is not conceivable that a public lynching could take place here today. 67 years ago one did. nestled in the downtown area was hart's department store a fixture since the 1860s. by 1933 young brook heart 22 years old and just graduated from the university of santa clara was poised to take over the store from his father alex. minutes before closing time on november 9, 1933, brook hart left the department store and walked the short distance to his car. his kidnappers would be the last people to see him alive. >> this is the great gangster era of the 30s, and the great terrorist crime of fashion in those days was kidnapping for ransom. >> described by those who knew him as slow witted. he became friends with another local man, a motor oil sales man. together they would plan and play out the kidnapping of hart. >> they murdered him immediately and then asked for the money. >> reporter: the men waited for hart to leave the department store. using another car they drove to the san mateo b

a pacific power prepares to experience the lure and legacy of camelot. how a high-profile post abroad could help caroline kennedy ease her way to the forefront of american politics. >>> the politics lead. the same-sex marriage debate gives the republican party just what it did not need -- more infighting. social conservatives draw a line in the sand. could this set the stage for a midterm battle for the ages? >>> and the pop culture lead. an american superhero now made in china for china. iron man 3 gets a far east remix as hollywood butters up to its global audience. >>> the politics lead. there's a deal. or there isn't a deal. the gang of 8 reportedly has a draft for the immigration reform bill, but one important political power player in the group is saying not so fast. senator marco rubio's office released a statement easter morning saying reports that the bipartisan group of eight senators have agreed on a legislative proposal are premature. so why is rubio hitting the brakes? here to talk about it, jackie kucinich for "usa today," emily miller from

. >>> camelot is heading to japan. president obama expected to nominate caroline kennedy to be the next u.s. ambassador to that country. we hear the deal is not official yet. kennedy was a high-profile supporter of the president in 2008 and in 2012. kennedy would be our first female ambassador to japan. >> thank you, heather. time now to take a look at who's talking. this morning the big talker, the easter sermon given at the church where president obama attended. the reverend dr. lewis legion from st. john's episcopal church facing backlash for what some say are politics at the pulpit, attacking christians for their belief. but when fox news's ed henry confronted jay carney about it, this is what he had to say. >> was he surprised? were you surprised that reverend leon decided to get so political and attack leaders at one point saying they want blacks to be back in the back of the bus? sort of odd for easter. >> i wasn't there. i haven't spoken with the president. this was a sermon at a church here that's been visited

philadelphia they had broadway cast domination, camelot and sound of music, west side story. and they had middle of the road music that mitch miller, before his tv show, was the definition of a great a & r man. they had johnny mathis and tony bennett and jerry vail. >> imus: was bob dylan there then? >> bob dylan was there, primarily known has a songwriter. >> imus: how about -- >> and simon an garfunkel record just came out, the single, the sound of silence. >> imus: they have to be thinking e oh, god, here's a guy named president of the company, just another lawyer. who is head of a & r. >>> how did you become clive davis? >> i listened. you don't have to be an instant expert. i observed, watched. i learned if you're doing tony bennett. if you're doing andy williams. if you're doing percy faith, you don't know what's happening in the contemporary sounds. you're living in your own universe. a year later i found myself at the mom and pop festival. >> imus: how did you wind up there? >> i made a deal with lieu adler. >> imus: another great record producer. known -- >>> he live

camelot. >> bill: they didn't bring skepticism to him. i proved that yard in killing kennedy. all right, juan. thanks a lot for the tickets by the way. juan set me up there in the game. you did a big favor for the veterans. when they stood up in the third or fourth inning there was bill o'reilly it was my pleasure to do that. >> bill: i got a free hat out of it, too. >> bill: good day all around for the vets. good day. plenty more ahead as the factor it moves along this evening. very disturbing report for the "new york times" as mentioned the cia is bribing the afghan leader karzai and allies with millions of dollars in cash. brit hume on that. then a shocking undercover pout abortio clinics where babies born alive may be allowed to die right in front of the mother. we hope you stay tuned to bill. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. the front page of the millions of dollars in cash in bags of cash. to the afghan president harmid karzai. now, i have always thought karzai was corrupt and if the report is true it proves it what exactly is the cia doing here? joining us now from w

camelot. >> bill: they didn't bring skepticism to him. i proved that yard in killing kennedy. all right, juan. thanks a lot for the tickets by the way. juan set me up there in the game. you did a big favor for the veterans. when they stood up in the third or fourth inning there was bill o'reilly it was my pleasure to do that. >> bill: i got a free hat out of it, too. >> bill: good day all around for the vets. good day. plenty more ahead as the factor it moves along this evening. very disturbing report for the "new york times" as mentioned the cia is bribing the afghan leader karzai and allies with millions of dollars in cash. brit hume on that. then a shocking undercover report about abortion clinics where babies born alive may be allowed to die right in front of the mother. we hope you stay tuned to to those reports. the soreness was excruciating. it was impossible to even think about dancing. when you're dancing, your partner is holding you. so, his hand would have been right in the spot that i had the shingles. no tango. no rhumba. you can't be touched. for more of the insi

camelot. >> bill: they didn't bring skepticism to him. i proved that yard in killing kennedy. all right, juan. thanks a lot for the tickets by the way. juan set me up there in the game. you did a big favor for the veterans. when they stood up in the third or fourth inning there was bill o'reilly it was my pleasure to do that. >> bill: i got a free hat out of it, too. >> bill: good day all around for the vets. good day. plenty more ahead as the factor it moves along this evening. very disturbing report for the "new york times" as mentioned the cia is bribing the afghan leader karzai and allies with millions of dollars in cash. brit hume on that. then a shocking undercover report about abortion clinics where babies born alive may be allowed to die right in front of the mother. we hope you stay tuned to ♪ hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place... knowing you can still reach out. ... and now you've seen it. that's powerful. verizon. get mom a lucid 2 by lg for free. ♪ haters best get to bloggin' in it ♪ ♪ so hot right now that our designer ♪

. >>> camelot east, is caroline kennedy the next u.s. ambassador to japan? >>> and two months since leaving the state department, hillary clinton about to reemerge this week, we'll tell you what other 2016 possible candidate will appear with her tomorrow. no it isn't leon panetta. and kick off our women in the world series with "newsweek" and "daily beast" editor in chief, tina brown. >>> plus let the good times roll, the 135th easter egg roll at the white house. as the president and first family throw a party for more than 35,000 children of all ages on the south lawn. it is wonderful to see all of you, welcome, you guys brought the great weather. >> today we want you to have a great time. we want you to run around, we want you to go over and see the white house gardens. >> but hoops time with the basketball editor in chief doesn't go so well. reports are he was only 2 for 22. >> and thankfully, on the mend -- an encouraging sign as louisville guard, kevin ware comes through surgery successfully. and the team hopes can even join them in his hometown of atla

we saw "camelot" and we went to sar di's for dinner. all the other things honeymooners do and she said "let's go someplace else." i said "where do you want to go?" she said "i've never been to atlantic city." and of course we go right by pine valley so -- they wouldn't let her go. she saw it from the outside, david newbold became a good friend, took her around the property and peeked her nose in where she could watch me play, i played pine valley and we got that and the next day she said she was -- well, we've now seen the board walk, she says "let's go home." so we went home. that was our honeymoon. >> rose: our discussion was more than an hour and we'll show it to you in two parts. we begin looking back 53 years ago in the u.s. open. you might have won the u.s. open, but you didn't. >> ints dently, that was the best thing that ever happened to me. >> rose: what? >> not winning. >> rose: why? >> i learned so many lessons, i got to play with hogan. i saw how to finish a tournament. i learned the mistakes that i made. if i won the tourna