stormy with hail and high winds around green bay, des moines shall kansas city and omaha. a sprinkle in the northeast. scattered snowstorms -- showers, sorry and thunderstorms from d.c. to the gulf coast. >> 80s from dallas to miami. 60s in the northeast. 80 for chicago and kansas city, 50s in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, the shirt you can wear 100 times without washing it. >> i'll take that. >>> plus, blastoff. the billionaire another step closer. >> and martha stewart trying to find love in "the pulse." >>> welcome back. most major asian stock markets took a cue from wall street posting solid gains. when trading begins, the s&p 500 opens at a record high level. >>> it climbed one of the strengths of the report showing american wages and spending both on the rise last month. the s&p is up 12% so far this year. >>> another factor driving the market, a new high in pending home sales. the number of americans who signed contracts to buy homes rose in march to its highest level in three years. and that renewed confidence in the housing market, that's being driven by s

. >>> your tax money, spent to fly federal judges to kansas city, for a conversation event that included a basketball- themed party. scott macfarlane unearthed the story from washington, d.c. it is a story you will see only on ktvu. >> reporter: college basketball experience in kansas city, this is where federal judges in the midwest were invited, the first night of a judicial conference that your tax dollars helped pay for. the invitation reads, come join us center court for cocktails and experience the many hands- on basketball events. including slam dunk competitions on courts with rims at six different heights. the bulk of the three-day conference featured meetings between judges, plus scheduled seminars. supreme court justice was scheduled too, but i'm told he cancelled. there was a special elton john event too. they say the judges would have paid their own way for the basketball and music. but taxpayer advocates warn that taxpayers pay to fly judges into town and pay for their hotel accommodations too. federal judges in the ninth circuit took heat last summer for their conference i

kansas city, st. louis, ozarks, little rock, memphis. have that umbrella gear with you. as for the next 48 hours, the heaviest rain into kentucky and tennessee. let me break down your weekend forecast. the thing you notice mostly is most of the country is warmer. we're no longer frigid. 68 in minneapolis. it will feel great today. as we go through the weekend, gets warmer into montana. not bad. d.c., 72. that's a beautiful spring weekend for you. but the rain will be primarily from tennessee on saturday, northern portions of mississippi and alabama. by the time we get into sunday, you'll be dealing with showers and thunderstorms, too. the southeast, you need the rain. waters the flowers and the lawn. temperatures still in the 70s. even there, it's not that bad. >> we'll take it. thanks, bill. >>> the first round of the nfl draft, kansas city chiefs fans get excited. >> with the first pick in the 2013 nfl draft, the kansas city chiefs select eric fisher, tackle, central michigan. >> who? eric fisher? does he play chess? a 6'7" left tackle from central michigan. not a flas

louis and kansas city and southern portions of iowa. tuesday looks like the biggest severe weather day and on top of all that, it's going to snow. it is going to snow hard. that's a snow -- i have to get a snowfall map calling for as much as 6 to 12 inches from wyoming down to denver? >> it's never ending. >> it's typical of denver to get snow in april but they don't like it. >>> was extortion at the heart of the rutgers tape? they're investigating. >>> plus teachers clash with police. >>> nasa plans to grab an asteroid in outer space. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ten hut! you up for the challenge suds-maker? i'm gonna need more than that to get through the rest of these dishes! i want more suds! dawn? you won't last. [ female announcer ] a drop of dawn has active suds that stay stronger longer, so you can clean 2x more greasy dishes. to get the job done. you're full of suds after all. now drop and give me twenty spaghetti bowls! [ female announcer ] dawn does more. [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. that make kids happy. and

stormy with hail and high winds around green bay, des moines, kansas city and omaha. a sprinkle in the northeast. scattered snowstorms -- showers, sorry, and thunderstorms from d.c. to the gulf coast. >> 80s from dallas to miami. 60s in the northeast. 80 for chicago and kansas city, 50s in the pacific northwest. >>> coming up, the shirt you can wear 100 times without washing it. >> i'll take that. >>> plus, blastoff. the billionaire who is another step closer to sending tourists into space. >>> and match game where martha stewart is turning to find love. that's later in "the pulse." >>> welcome back. most major asian stock markets took a cue from wall street posting solid gains. when trading begins, the s&p 500 opens at a record high level. >>> it climbed one of the strengths of the report showing american wages and spending both on the rise last month. the s&p is up 12% so far this year. >>> another factor driving the market, a new high in pending home sales. the number of americans who signed contracts to buy hes rose in march to its highest level in three years. an

park has according to mlb, been postponed, red sox and kansas city royals came postponed. you cannot bring in that many people into fenway park when you have someone just a few miles down the road in watertown still on the loose, there is too much tentativeness. we'll kiev you developed on this. the bruins and the pe pen pengu, that game is supposed to be held tonight but we're still awaiting word, but it is very doubtful. it is not a good idea to bring that many people into one place where this guy could slip in suspect number 2 still on the loose, dzhokhar tsarnaev 19 years old of chechen decent, his brother was killed over night, but still, you cannot have someone like that still on the loose, watertown is still far from where downtown boston is it and fenway park but you cannot take that chance. scott, you would think we soul sewouldsee a real flight to cal, is that something to focus on right now? >> i think 10-year treasury has been strug serum for last 6 to 8 weeks, it is telling us we have things more important to worry about. boston is taking a little bit of our f

over the next several days, look at this for kansas city, today 70 degrees. that's a little bit above normal, actually. we go through monday and tuesday and we drop those temperatures into the 50s and 40s and pretty big thunderstorms will rock the central plains from st. louis all the way to kansas city and into northwestern, arkansas. so, watch out a little bumpy. these temperatures are forecast this afternoon. wichita 87. but watch out, high

because there's no such expression as august in kansas city and two rats in a wool sock. that expression doesn't exist. and i'm imagining them on the road and they're out to dinner and they're saying ichiro, when the waitress comes back say hey, nice ass. whatever. they're just using him for their own amusement. and now i'm told -- >> jimmy: this is what our band does to our guitar player. pretty much the same situation. >> so a few years later, i walk into the mariner clubhouse and he sees me. and he comes running over. and at this point, he's got a little more english. and he says bob, i have a new one for you. oh, really? he says, bob, did you cut the cheese? so i was pleased to see he had been americanized. and now he tells me every time he plays in kansas city, there are fans yelling from the stands, hot enough for you, ichiro? how hot is it? >> jimmy: that's fantastic. one of the things that amazed me about the interview you did is your memory. you can access those things so quickly, whether it's music or all sorts of things, not just sports. have you always been li

. >>> your tax money, spent to fly federal judges to kansas city, for a conversation event that included a basketball- themed party. scott macfarlane unearthed the story from washington, d.c. it is a story you will see only on ktvu. >> reporter: college basketball experience in kansas city, this is where federal judges in the midwest were invited, the first night of a judicial conference that your tax dollars helped pay for. the invitation reads, come join us center court for cocktails and experience the many hands- on basketball events. including slam dunk competitions on courts with rims at six different heights. the bulk of the three-day conference featured meetings between judges, plus scheduled seminars. supreme court justice was scheduled too, but i'm told he cancelled. there was a special elton john event too. they say the judges would have paid their own way for the basketball and music. but taxpayer advocates warn that taxpayers pay to fly judges into town and pay for their hotel accommodations too. federal judges in the ninth circuit took heat last summer for their conference i

. >> if you're flying, those same storm conditions could cause delays in dallas, kansas city and memphis. >>> this morning, a brother and sister are coming home back to the united states. after their vacation turned into a brush with death. >> the boat they chartered began to sink. the siblings began swimming for 14 hour, after dark, fighting off images of shark movies like "open water" for the whole time. they finally did reach dry land. and a farmer called for help. they were dehydrated and otherwise okay. they will reunite with their dad tomorrow. >>> nearly six months after hurricane sandy battered the northeast, survivors trying to get back on their feet face a new burden. looters. police believe that special anti-looting patrols along parts of the jersey shore have kept thefts to a minimum. but this week, officers picked up a man who was accused of breaking into a garage and taking piping. >>> a florida woman is under arrest, accused of stealing mail from her neighbors. police say she was caught red-handed in this surveillance video. she is accused of dressing in disguise and takin

kansas city today, st. louis down through areas of the ozarks, northern arkansas, oklahoma today. as we go towards tomorrow, a lot of this mess moves into kentucky and tennessee. your forecast as we go throughout the next couple of days is going to focus that rain that's now in areas of missouri. eventually going down into the southeast this weekend. if there's one spot that can complain about this weekend, it's the southeast with more clouds and rain than they'd like. but the rest of us, not so shabby. >> finally spring. thanks, bill. >>> coming up, it's a race against the clock in bangladesh as the race continues for survivors in the tragic building collapse. >>> from the imagination of nas aincredible insight into galaxies far, far away. "first look" is back in three minutes. so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no,

in the afternoon game, kansas city gets a lead-off home run from alcides escobar. the royals take that game, 4-2. in the nightcap billy butler connects for a solo home run in the eighth inning that ties then the tenth boston reliever andrew miller issues a bases-loaded walk to lorenzo cain. that brings the go-ahead run home. kansas city wins, 5-4, and sweeps the doubleheader. >>> after a 66th win regular season the miami heat are on to the playoffs in pursuit of their second straight nba championship. the top seeded heat facing the milwaukee bucks in the first round. lebron james finishes with 27 points, and ray allen comes off the bench to score 20 against his former team. miami takes game one, 110-87. >>> and one of soccer's biggest stars isn't exactly keeping his mouth shut today after he's involved in an on-field controversy. liverpool's luis suarez was caught on camera biting an opponent during sunday's game. yeah biting. the refs didn't see it, though, and suared wasn't penalized. in fact, he later scored a goal after he apologized. in0 he wnded speor seven g

city with plans to include a kansas city suburb. at bloomberg studios in stan fran, back to you. >> emily, thank you. >> it is beautiful out there. it's still blowing. >> yes. it's windy. >> so breezy. it's -- winds are taming down a bit. winds will continue diminishing. we do have cloudy skies and no precipitation in the area a fierce storm overnight producing downed trees and problems. here is a live view looking at golden gate s clear skies up to 75 miles per hour this is just before peak hours. cupertino, gusts 52 miles per hour. 44 in san jose. those powerful gusts were wide spread around the bay area. 68 across the bay in oakland. 55 in half moon bay. forecast features winds continuing to diminish and will be breezy in the morning. sunny, warmer tomorrow, high as above 80 degrees in many locations inland. so here is a being view. you can see what produced powerful gusts this morning. a storm system moved inland now towards four corners area of the southwest. there is a high pressure off shore, we'll see pressure gradient relax

near 80 in washington, d.c. 52 in kansas city. near 50 in denver. and then we've got 60s for san francisco and l.a. west coast stays on the dryer i'd side. we will see a few showers on the east coast. 65 for the nation's capital. 62 in louisville. 63 in kansas city. by friday a few showers into portions of kansas and oklahoma, with 76 on thermometers for the afternoon in dallas. 60 in chicago to end the week. on saturday we'll see those rain showers push a little further to the east. so areas in the southeast could see some rain. 66 for louisville. 73 in atlanta. then by sunday once again southeastern spots will be seeing some of that wet weather and we'll even start the new work and school week with some showers in areas like new york city and also d.c. don't forget, each weekday morning you can wake up with al and stephanie starting at 5:30. [ female announcer ] you never know what messes you'll run into while dusting. of course there's dust. in addition to dust, you might find a little latte. ♪ and maybe something beastly. mixed in with the dus

. >> será la edición de la nfl en el radio city hall de new york la primera selección es para kansas city los raiders contraran con siete selecciones. >> los 49 tendrán trece la primera en la posicion 31, semifinales de la champions league . >> bayer munich contra barcelona, después contra real madrid de vuelta en territorio español, los dos juegos a las (información en pantalla) . >> nosotros estamos celebrando en grande el día de la mamá, nosotros tenemos este. >> doy gracias por tener a la mejor madre.

picked first last night by the kansas city chiefs. in fact, the first seven selections in the first round were all linemen. fisher never expected to hear his name called right off the top. >> this is so hard to process, the fact that i was the number one pick in the nfl draft. it's a dream come true, something i've been working for for so long, and i'm standing here right now and i just can't believe it yet. >> that's a really big guy. here are the top five picks from last night's first round. at number two, another offensive tackle, luke joeckel of texas a&m. he heads to the jacksonville jaguars. the miami dolphins trading up to number three to select linebacker dion jordan of oregon. at number four, another offensive tackle, lane johnson of oklahoma chosen by the philadelphia eagles. and rounding out the top five, defensive end ziggy ansah of byu, now a detroit lion. and making news for not getting picked, notre dame's manti te'o, hoping someone will take a chance on him in round two tonight. i was trying to figure out, what's the d

see rain showers up near kansas city. snow flakes up in parts of new england. 68 for d.c., 64 for new york. mid-50s arngds kansas city. warmer in texas. 0 for house. 62 in denver. start our weekend, we're going to see things really change in the southeast. unfortunately we're going to keep rain showers, clouds and a chance of thunderstorms around through both weekend days. just about everybody else is dry. areas in california, los angeles, 71. 66 for san francisco. and minneapolis, quite a warm up for you guys. 72 in d.c. sunday we're going to keep the rain and possible thunderstorms back towards the southeast. we'll keep it a little cooler around tlantsd. 65 for chicago. 64 in boston. upper 60's for -- 101 the high for monday in phoenix. it's going to be a hot start to the week. 84 in orlando and 74 for atlanta and we've got showers and thunderstorms even lingering into the start and new school week. same for tuesday, 79 for new orleans, 77 in atlanta. 79 in lewisville. on wednesday we could see a few snow showers up tha

john, i will say that i have no problem rooting against the kansas city royals. so i'm with you in spirit today. >> jake, i think everyone is with us in spirit today. i think everyone is a red sox fan today. behind me in fenway park at this moment, a special pregame ceremony happening right now. they just played hall lieu ya and put images up on the screen. it was incredibly moving. they are paying tribute right now to the first responders and law enforcement officials here in the city. in some ways, the red sox sort of bookend this incredible week that's happened here in boston. the red sox played on patriots day last monday. the game let out, the team left, fans streamed out of here and shortly after that is when the bombings happened at the finish line of the marathon. the red sox left and went on a road trip. they haven't played a home game since the attacks and they had to cancel last night out of security concerns, but they are playing today and fans have been streaming in here behind me yelling as they see our cameras here in solidarity with each other and

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des moines, kansas city, omaha. sprinkle in the northeast. scattered showers and thunderstorms from d.c. into the gulf coast. >> 80s from dallas to miami. >> 60s in the north east. 80, chicago, kansas city. 50s in the pacific northwest. >> british tycoon richard branson says his dream of sending people into space is a bit closer to reality because of the so-called space ship ii has made its very first engine powered flight. >> ooh. it broke away from the belly of the escort plane and blasted towards space. it didn't actually get there which was by design of course. branson said the whole thing could not have gone more smoothly. after a few more test flights, a longer duration of course, branson said it should be ready to take passengers into space later this year. >> that is pretty cool you. hear talk about it. talk is talk. you can see the thing in the air. wow, someday, not so far in the future. a reality. >> right. apparently space ship ii you saw hit mach 1.2 yesterday. that's just over 913 miles in case you want to do the math. pretty fa

tomorrow, it's more of a kansas city to springfield type of event. i want to leave you with a look at a really nice northeast here. >> i've got to tell you, the number of tweets i get saying i am so sick of winter from the northern plains and from parts of minnesota, wisconsin and michigan. i had to share one. it's not quite spring. but the tulips are enduring. they're such hearty flowers. and let's all warm up and go south. and this young lady, that took the photo, she's from michigan. she loves it when i say je jeezopets. there were tornado warnings. and south along the gulf coast, from new orleans, to south mobile. all on alert this morning. we have heavy rain. >> do you feel you're held responsible for the continuation of winter? >> absolutely. >> blame ginger. >> thanks, ginger. >>> let's talk tiger woods now. look at this moment from the master. this morning, there are people who feel tiger should be disqualified for what he did right here. dropping his ball at a different spot from the one in which he originally hit it. abc's rob nelson will e

i nominateed myself and went to see thomas at home in kansas city. i didn't know anything about it. i had no chance to speak with him. i said thomas i want to do a film on you. for all i knew he wanted to go back to iraq. i had no idea. so i walked in his house in kansas city, and on the coffee table there were bumper sticker stickerrers. one of the bumper stickerrers read "draft republicans." i thought what? and sure enough he said, antiwar warrior. i said tomas i want to show the pain, but i want to show it up front, and i don't want to in anyany way camouflage it. i want to show the pain but i can't do it without your permission. he said, i do too. >> john: i think a lot of people who didn't know about the film the first time around got to know about tomas through social media in a letter that he wrote to president bush and vice president cheney. did you know he was preparing that? >> yes, did i know. i was very impressed with it. i knew that is how he felt. i have to tell that you i was thrilled that it got so much attention, you know, because i remember how tough it was for us

no words on how much customers have to paid but in which kansas city already have the service. >>> authorities of -- martha says report, this is not the first time that school has seen violence. >> police have in custody this lone star college student who they say is their only suspect and stabbing 14 people of the school houston area campus. >> everybody was out right in front of my classroom bleeding on the neck and on the ears and this girl seems like she was bleeding like close to her mouth. >> we do not know exactly what type of weapon was used. other than to say that it's at this point an unknown instrument. >> balances of those at the hospital two are in critical conditions and four are in fair conditions. >> the campus went into lock down. >> at first i thought it was not anything and then all the reports are coming in and it started, it was just really scary about hearing about it. >> will law enforcement come to the area, the law enforcement putting this message on the website warning people about the incident. it's unclear, if the incident are related, i am martha reporting. >>> at

it joins kansas city in being able to get google fiber. they expect homes to begin receiving it in austin in 2014. google and apple continue to lead the way when it comes to member bill app stores. they have a strong lead over microsoft windows and blackberry. apple is the largest share around 74%. google saw the greatest number of downloads. >>> bay area lawmaker is pushing for a later last call at bars in california. state senator mark leno says extending the open time to 4:00 a.m. brings in more tourist and jobs. most bar owners are in favor of the move while law enforcement agencies are against it. >>> a significant warm-up still in store. i'll tell you the parts of the bay area that reach 80 degrees. >>> what they said to reassure community members in a meeting that ended. >>> immigration reform in the bay area, coming up. nationwide s lets you go from working hard... to hardly working. ♪ big sales that help you get away. that's how we fly. act fast! these are the final days to grab flights all over the country as low as $59 one-way

severe weather over partovers kansas city. thisstorm is going lift toward our north and that will bring mild weather from the south. so highpressure today will drift offshore. we'll see how far north that gets and i do think further south of the city you could run into a spot shower. look at the temperatures, close to 70 in st. louis and that is the mild air that will be in here for most of this week. then there's a cold front the west and this is going to sit here. it's going to throw clouds in our direction and at times, it could bring in a spot shower, maybe even an afternoon thunderstorm. so every day tuesday through friday could feature an afternoon thunderstorm. turn p in terms of what to expect, tomorrow morning, upper 40s to 51 when you wake up, we'll make it to the low, middle 60s and then look at the forecast as we get into the day tuesday, back up into the 70s but there could be a late day shower or thunderstorm developing. sotonight, chance of a spot shower, tomorrow, 65, limited sun shooirn and then temperatures i

temperatures in the 80's in chicago and kansas city down to dallas. denver is bracing for another shot of winter. the cold front is heading south. 7 inches of snow in the forecast for much of denver tomorrow, the first day of may. here, we will see skies gradually clear as the pressure strengthens. wind will be out of the east and northeast. it will break down the moisture. we may see a low cloud cover drift through friday morning, but other than not, a real nice spring weather pattern. sunshine in the forecast for most of tomorrow. a little cloud cover in the morning. around 12rtheast wind miles per hour and temperatures getting back to normal. water temperatures ranging from 58-61. western maryland will be in t 60's with sunshine wednesday and thursday. eastern shore locations, maybe some clouds early. city, even though we do expect some cloud cover to return, it will be cool. seven-day forecast around baltimore, the upper 60's-low 70's through the weekend. we will see increasing amounts of sunshine up next few days. susquehanna bank center, this is

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chiefs first overall with the first overall selection the kansas city chiefs took left tackle eric fisher out of central michigan. fisher is 6-foot-7, 305 pounds and the chiefs hope will protect alex smith's blind side for many years to come. fisher is just the second central michigan player drafted in the first round.the other worked out pretty good - joe staley who the niners took in 2007. note: 3 out of first four picks were offensive lineman and only one skill position taken in first 10 picks . stephen curry rolls his ankle during game two of the first round playoff series against the denver nuggets - he would stay in the game >> all i am ready to do right now is get it right by tomorrow night. just little ways to go but it should be okay. >> gary: the career, the warriors, going to be dynamite the first playoff game since 2007. miami and the chicago bulls leading memphis to-and another story is the w and be a.-- wbna skylar diggins signs with the jay z promo groupl. >> pam: good night sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-f

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more than 35,000 fans were on hand to e seat red sox hold off the kansas city royals 4-3 for a win. >>> and you can check out more of the imagines from the week -- images from the week and follow the developments at kpix.com. >>> and on tv be sure to catch face the nation with bob schieffer, we'll have more coverage of the boston bombing probe with deval patrick, and edward davis. that's on cbs5 at 8:30 this morning after the newscast. >>> to texas where hundreds of weary people who were evacuated because of the dead deadly fertilizer explosion, a line of cars inched their way to the blast radius yesterday after investigators determined there were no chemical leaks or airborne hazards in areas damaged by the explosion. that blast in the town of west left 14 dead. more than 200 injured. and about 80 homes were damaged. most didn't know what they would find. >>> i was glad my house wasn't, you know, destroyed. i feel sorry for the people who lost everything. i mean, my hearts go out to the people who lost everything. >>> authorities are now enforcing a 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew. inv

while we're sitting here dry, it's snowing in kansas city. it's still snowing in denver and 19 degrees at this hurt. unbelievable -- at this hour. it's unbelievable. 60s for some already. with that wind it's in the mid- to upper 60s. its going to take another day for some inland areas. 60s, 70s and 80s. the wind could chance and the temperature could drop 10 degrees. these are tough forecast, some will be cool, warm, nice. it will be cooler tomorrow. we'll take that into thursday. a nice pattern takes us into the weekend with a little bit of a warming trend. >>> a year ago, many were writing netflix' obituary. why the local stock was up 20% in overnight trading. >>> is this going too far? google claims is will soon be able to provide answers before you even ask questions. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice

officer laura huggins: my family also lives here in kansas city my dad's been a veterinarian for 25 years so i've grown up around animals. i just watched my dad work with them and seeing how my dad has had to handle a couple of dog incidents i guess, in his career... i've also seen my partner, in basically the last month have four or five different run-ins with dogs. it makes you aware that you need to be really careful when you walk into a place because you never know. there's a lot more to watch for than just the actual people in the house because the majority of people have pets. okay, we're en route now to an animal call. apparently an off-duty security officer found a nine-foot boa constrictor. it's running around in the weeds. we'll check it out call animal control and see what they can do about it. huggins hi beautiful. beautiful. oh, my gosh. he got stuck or what? oh, he can get out. he was already out. he had his head out. did he? he went back in. woman: what's up? huggins athena? the snake was actually out and now it is trying to get back in or is it stuck? bob's the one that fo

and i got tickets to see the minnesota twins play the kansas city royals thursday. >> i shot three people. he cut up two. >> and i made two knives. >> you know, they trusted me with their daughter. i ended up killing her. >> how can you put a padlock on? >> i saw it was a weapon, a class "a" violation. >> okay, i have a life sentence. >> life sentence. >> life without parole. >> i'm doing a life sentence. >> i have a life sentence. >> life sentence. no parole. >> anamosa state penitentiary is a maximum security facility located in eastern iowa. home to some of the state's most violent offenders, one would think that the overcrowded conditions would lead to a constant barrage of bloody confrontations. well, think again. behind the walls of anamosa is a world of unusual contrast. >> angler to the security office. >> for new inmates arriving at anamosa state penitentiary, the very look of the prison can be intimidating. more than 100 years old, it was built entirely of limestone from nearby quarries. over the years, as the criminal population increased, so did the size of the prison. today,

tomorrow, it's more of a kansas city to springfield type of event. i want to leave you with a look at a really nice northeast here. >> i've got to tell you, the number of tweets i get saying, i am so sick of winter from the northern plains and from parts of minnesota, wisconsin and michigan. i had to share one. it's not quite spring. but the tulips are enduring. they're such hearty flowers. that's from minneapolis. and then, let's all warm up and go south. and this young lady, that took the photo, she's from michigan. she loves it when i say jeez o. peets. it makes her feel -- jeez o. peets this morning. there were tornado warnings. and south along the gulf coast, from new orleans, to south mobile. all on alert this morning. and we've actually got some really heavy rain, which i'll talk about, coming up. >> do you feel you're held responsible for the continuation of winter? >> absolutely. yes. >> blame ginger. >> thanks, ginger. >>> let's talk tiger woods now. look at this moment from the masters. this morning, there are people who feel tiger should

kansas city and st. louis that's going to head for louisville, nashville, memphis, little rock and tulsa during the day today so you need your umbrellas. tomorrow a lot of that rain will be in kentucky and tennessee. although it's warm, it will be, unfortunately, a little bit wet. here is your forecast into the weekend. starting with today, another great day from new york to boston to d.c. it is a little chilly in the northeast this morning but this afternoon, perfect. then the weekend forecast look at minneapolis. about time! 72 warm degrees! you're going to be the same temperature as atlanta because the southeast you're going to be dodging the raindrops all weekend long and maybe even a few thunderstorms mixed in too and wrap it up with your sunday forecast and notice kansas city, you deserve that after the spring you had. 74 and sunny beautiful degrees! overall, this is a thumb's up weekend. the only exception being the rain in the southeast. you're watching "morning joe," brewed by starbucks. ♪ tak

they don't need to bring it out to the public like we do, but they are, like oklahoma and kansas city, they are. with respect to the safety act designation, the way it works, director, is once we have the design guidance criteria and approved by the board of directors, the next step is we then meet with them again in more detail, we put together and application, there is an extensive application you fill out and denny's will be helping out with that and it's submitted. we are going to submit volumes and volumes of material and they will come in and make their first determination. they told me on first read it's the best candidate and they will get the certification and designation. in terms of liability, with the question of who is responsible if something happens to the station and after we have implemented? >> no. it was more of a design liability question. >> everybody is liable out there. you want to speak to that, bob? let me have him speak to that so we are a hundred percent clear. >> thank you, director reiskin, i'm guilty of perhaps of not explaining first the geographic relev

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city chiefs and the jaguars. all eyes will be on noter game's manti te'o. they wonder if he'll go in the first round. he was supposed to be a top ten pick. this is after the drama with his fake girlfriend. maybe the giants will take him. we shall see. stick around for "morning joe." we talk to roger goodell and jon gruden. they know all the quarterbacks you have never heard of. we want to switch gears to the nba playoffs, lakers-spurs without kobe can't get anything going. forces a turnover. finishes it on the other end. he had 16. check out this one, guys. behind the back pass. tony parker nails the three at 28 points. spurs win. they take a 2-0 series lead. oklahoma city thunder. love the hair. reminding his former team how he won last year. he is fast. blows by the defender. 36 points. there's this guy. ever heard of kevin durant? they are up. nets and dodgers take a tie. definitely need to be hooked on phonics for that one. that is a bases loaded grand slam to win the game. i want to point out, our new produc

ati was just in kansas city the negro leagues museum. that i did notgs know until i was at the museum, actually the negro leagues were outdrawing white baseball by a significant margin. it was a big business. business in were in very significant industries and making great successes and great and organizedes, the social value of their work, in many ways. that is the big revolution. -- in my that suddenly mind, on an emotional level, there is a very strong black was dignified and powerful and cohesive and it was successful, in many ways. but this country needed those people to be part of america as well. tos not just a value african-americans to have this equality. it is a value to our country as a whole to have everybody participating and feeling that they have equal access and equal input on the direction and the focus of our society going forward. this: i hate to interrupt master class being taught by harrison ford. you are on a roll. in 10 years of doing the show, that is one of the most powerful and sublime and succinct read s of why

city competing with me. what area of law would you go into today that's protected from you? >> that's a great -- would you mind if i pivoted a little? i don't think there's an area protected from innovation. if i was going into practice for the first time today and i have talked to law students about this, i would use the best available tools today. i would do a lot of social networking because that's how i'm going to get my clients. i would use virtual techniques of practicing where i don't need that big wood panel. >> let me ask you one last legal question. if i do this, this negates there will, so he doesn't get my stuff. >> i think you're off the hook. >> thank you for being here. you can have this. >> thanks. >> up next when mark zuckerburg asks you to walk up, we'll take a look at his management style when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back. southwest airlines says some of its best hires are teachers. what do teachers know about the airline business? nearly nothing. teachers are just really good

. >> this video was posted on youtube after they visit add drive through zoo near kansas city. tyler was holding his young daughter and it started nuzzling her. she was laughing until...the cam met put her head in the mouth and tried to clue. dad hit the gas and the camel ran alongside the vehicle chasing it. >> she got away and the girl wasn't hurt. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. it's an exciting week here at the show because it is magical family getaway week. contestants and home viewers will have a shot to win a vacation to the walt disney world resort in florida, where they can visit new fantasyland. [cheers and applause] it is the largest expansion in magic kingdom history, and there, they're gonna experience disney storytelling like never before. check it out. journey into prince eric's castle and ride through ariel's world; dine in the beast's castle and join belle and lumiere for a retelling of a tale as old as time; or experience the golden age of the circus, filled with disney characters and interactive fun.

it's ten degrees warmer from denver to kansas city. it's 12 degrees warmer in boston. the temperatures are warmer when you walk out the door. this afternoon is cooler than yesterday. i don't think anybody is complaining with 60s on the eastern sea board. the great lakes are chilly. from minneapolis to chicago, look what you do, you go up to the 60s yourself tomorrow. 70s by the weekend. >> you will not hear a single complaint from me. thank you, bill. >>> one of the world east most wound rouse buildings destroyed by war. >>> plus, a massive mulch fire lights up the sky. "first look" is back in two minutes. ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams >>> some stories making news this morning. rescuers in bangladesh are racing to search for survivors after a factory building collapse. the death toll is at 150. no word on the cause. >>> opposition forces are for a mosque. amateur video shows the piles of rubble where it once stood is part of a world heritage sight. the defense res

and, jake, she's in kansas city tomorrow night promoting her tenth book. so in kansas city they can ask her about it. >> i'm sure she'll be grilled. thank you, erin. >>> right now things are heating up in the korean peninsula. we've learned this afternoon the u.s. navy is sending at least one warship and a sea-based platform closer to the north korean coastline and amping up their presence with stealth bombers. richard haas joins me to talk about this breaking news story. the defense department has said that the taunts from kim jong-un are nothing more than war amonging rhetoric, richard, but i don't know if national xusht officials behind closed doors are considering this all just to be rhetoric. how serious do you take what's going on in north korea right now? >> well, jake, i think it's most likely to be rhetoric or to use the real word bluster. on the other hand, there's probably a 10% chance that it's not. that's the reason you see things like b-2 aircraft and now ships heading toward the region, a way of signaling to north koreans, a way of signaling

kansas city. terrific railroad. i was surprised norfolk southern hung in there today. i mean, it was down a little. flours foods is a food company. food, rail, pipeline, packaging, you've got a coffee company, and i say -- ♪ hallelujah well played. well done. don't forget to tweet me @jimcramer on twitter. i was really feisty today. "mad money's" back after the break. >>> there's always a dead horse! there's a dead horse in every earnings conference call. there's always a dead horse that some guy has to keep beating. yesterday, three huge calls. johnson & johnson, yahoo, and intel. they all had dead horses called out. dead horses that were repeatedly beaten and flogged by analysts, who just couldn't resist giving them a beatdown. what is a dead horse? might as well also be what we call an elephant in the room to mix animal metaphors. it's something that all the analysts are all worried about, that the company doesn't want to talk about or thinks is being overemphasized wrongly by the bears on the conference call. it always comes up the same. you hear on the call, it

. >> it all goes down on september 6th, 2009, in kansas city, missouri. dean mcginniss is a 30-year veteran with the kansas city police department. he and his partner, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. often the officers will ride together, but today, they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw an hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. i slowed down, look at him in my rearview mirror. it crossed my mind

areas of yellow, you have a good chance of seeing thunderstorms up to kansas city, san antonio. and this area of red, a moderate risk of severe weather. if you're in this area, will you deal be strong storms and possible tornadoes, maybe a few strong tornadoes. this is the heart of tornado alley. oklahoma city, wichita falls, ardmore, and later heading towards tulsa. that's the biggest concern. i mentioned the snow. it will snow hard. denver up to ten inches of snow. that will spread up through south dakota. driving up through the northern plains not fun either. now for the good part, everyone on the east coast yesterdaytoas. we are 80s from miami to new york city. easily spring fever on the east coast. the midwest are the ones paying for it with severe storms later tonight. >>> let's turn to sports. they're already calling it one of the best title games of all time. the result, louisville's college basketball's national champion. early on it didn't look good. strong moves from trey burke. nice hang in the lane. there louisville was down as many as 12, the tournament's most outs

worth airport, oklahoma city, tulsa and kansas city could deal with storms later today with travel implications. the big story is, though, today is one of our first dangerous days. we'll possibly see a little mini-tornado outbreak. this is right through the heart of tornado alley, the one spot they're most prepared for these storms rolling late today into the evening. during the overnight hours from oklahoma city to tulsa down to wichita falls. that will be the big story tomorrow morning we'll be covering any damage that does occur later tonight. for areas of the west you're just cold back behind the storm system. not as windy but we're dealing with most of the rain and snow leaving. it's still snowing a little. even the high elevations outside of tucson. quite a storm system that's exiting the west. that's a look at your national e cold air on the backside of our storm. >>> looks like we're going to get some rain in the next 48 hours in the northwest, but nothing like this storm that just blew through. >> 80s or 90s coming up for the northeast? >> it's going to be 80 today in new york city. >>