, to fly with the elite military demonstration. she flied fat albert. through in beaufort, future-cast. this is the first due to sequestration. nice to see them at an airshow near you. >> amazing. >>> we asked you on twitter. do you think any d.c. will challenge hillary clinton or will she coast to the democratic nomination. john tweets this, she will cruise to the nomination and struggle in the general. and they say the democrat pool is so low that no one will swim in it. and jame thinks clinton will coast to the 2016 periodsy period. >> we'll see who is right. and a holy war in greece. to celebrate orthodox easter. two churches on a greek island bombard each other and their church's towers with rocket fireworks. a layer of chicken wire is designed to protect the folks inside and despite the potential danger visitors surround the churches to watch the show in celebrations. i think it is because you are celebrating something holy god is protecting everyone in this because you need it after that. >> that is quite a display. maybe we should take the show on the road next year. >> an

albert reports, the building was put on lockdown and the surrounding streets were closed after a man shot and killed himself on the capitol steps. >> reporter: capitol police and witnesses say the man still unidentified, walked up to the west front of the u.s. capitol with a suitcase and a gun. robert bishop stood with his bicycle a few feet away. >> i was talking to somebody. she looked over and said, "oh my god he has a gun." i turned around and i saw the guy with a sign and he had just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop said the man collapsed to the ground after one shot. >> a woman was crying and started ducking down and wanting to run. and another girl was crying. she was looking over my shoulder. she saw him actually shoot himself. >> reporter: the capitol was put into lockdown. police blocked off the area and bomb squad technicians inspected the scene. jeff harrison is from northern virginia and heard a pop. what did you think it was? >> i thought it was a firecracker. i wasn't sure, honestly. >> reporter: and then what did you see? >> we saw a lot of police scrks gather around

sign it. it's an about-face for mr. obama who argued until now it could scuttle the deal. mark albert reports. >> reporter: secretary john kerry briefed lawmakers on a nuclear agreement as senators finalized their ownby partisan deal that would allow congress to have its say. republican senator bob corker is leading the effort. he says the come promieds bill would give congress 30 days to reject an agreement designed to curb iran's nuclear program and it would require the administration to tell lawmakers within 90 days of any violation. >> it's a deal where there's accountability and transparency and showing that to us and it's enforced. >> reporter: with momentum into the deal growing and perhaps a veto majority in congress the white house dropped its veto threat and praised the changes made to the original legislation. >> enough substantial changes have been made that the president would be willing to sign it because it would reflect the kind of compromise he would be willing to sign. >> reporter: the senate foreign relations committee approved the relations unanimously. ben karnd i

sitting in the cockpit of the angels c-130 nicknamed "fat albert." a plane higgins flies. it may not go as fast but it is every bit as integral to the show and the ride is no less thrilling. >> taking off. 130, 120. push number, push number. >> i definitely didn't come on the team to break any barriers or anything like that. that definitely wasn't my agenda. it just so happened that i was the first female to perform in a demo here and if that is inspiring to people, if that's inspiring to little girls around the country then i'm doing my job. >> that's so cool. >> it was cool. you know i was a bit skeptical because she is flying the c-130. she's not flying the jet. she's not flying the hornet. and i asked her that. i said you know why aren't you flying that plane. she said that's my choice. this is the bird i love. so, you know maybe in another if you'res. >> what was it like for you in. >> for me? >> yeah. >> i flew both planes. not flew them but -- >> you were behind them. >> i went 7.2 gs. and i have to tell you i had more fun flying in that c-130 than i did -- >> i flew 7 gs >>> goo

and a second man for not supporting the plot. mark albert is in our washington bureau with more. good morning. >> good morning. fbi agents say they have been watching him since last year. they arrested him friday morning as prosecutor says he tried to arm the bomb which the fbi assured was a fake. john booker jr. targeted ft. riley in kansas prosecutors say, allegedly telling a confidential fbi informant, quote, we will be coming after american soldiers in the streets. we will be picking them off one by one. on facebook last year booker posted i will soon be leaving you forever, so good-bye. i'm going to wage jihad and hope that i die and getting ready to be killed in jihad is a huge adrenaline rush. after the postings booker was not allowed to join the army. when the fbi interviewed him, he admitted he wanted to commit an inside attack against american soldiers like major nidal hasan at ft. hood and they say he kept planning that violent strike. >> it's alleged he told another individual that detonating a suicide bomb was his number one aspiration because he couldn't be captured, all

? richard tullow from albert freed is here. he says it's a good idea. amy, i'm with you, i added this up. i have amazon streaming, netflix, i'm paying for itunes and buying things on there. i have spotify. my bills are adding up and i don't have the a la carte package. is this the future? >> if you sin netically bundle what you're currently offering or have as a consumer the package actually ends up being more expensive. if you sin netically bundle netflix with amazon and hbo, i think the bill ends up being much more than $120 a month. we'll see if packages like these take off. >> that's exactly what i was going to ask. do we have a way of gauging from consumer surveys how much people are spending if you add up the streaming services on their own. >> we did a town check, right? we pared off time warner's extreme package which is similar to this verizon package being rolled out with that package you wind up saving about $5 a month or spending about $5 a month more depending on how many over-the-top services you get from splicing the cord. >> that's not a big swing. >> it's not. a coupl

higgins flies the airplane known as fat albert for the blue angels. on saturday thousands gathered at a marine corps air station to watch her in south carolina. higgins is the first female pilot to fly with the elite group in its 69-year history. >>> i want to thank you for joining us. for viewers in the united states, new day is just ahead. for everyone else, best of quest starts after a quick break and a check of our top stories. [ laughing ] want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6... 10! [ female announcer ] piÑa colada yoplait. it is so good when you need a little escape. [ mom ] still counting. ♪ >>> president obama is back at the white house this morning and is meeting with cuban president raw rule castro launches a new era of u.s. and cuban relations. >> hours away from her formal announcement to run to president. we are learning details about hillary clinton's campaign message and critics are already taking aim. >>> plus -- a sting operation to catch

three, albert woodfox, has also been overturned, but he remains behind bars as the state is now appealing his case for the third time. jackie sumell joins us now for more. very quickly, when herman wallace was released back in october 2013 by federal judge jackson who told the warden, if he doesn't release him, he was dying -- she was dying of cancer -- he would jail the warden. that is when the endless came up to the present and they took them out three days later. -- and three days later, he would die. talk about this project you have engaged in to remember herman and to talk about solitary confinement and where albert woodfox presented this. >> thank you so much for having me. it is an incredible honor to be here. the project itself has shifted its storyline slightly, because for the 12 years i was collaborating with herman as a living, breathing being, it was about giving him voice, despite the systems continued prosecution to remove his voice. and now this project is more about his legacy, which was legacy to abolish the per tall -- prolonged use of solitary confinement in

killed himself outside the building. cbs news correspondent mark albert report now from capitol hill. >> reporter: capitol will police and witnesses say man still unidentified walk up to the front of the u.s. capitol with the suitcase and gun, robert bishop stood with his bicycle will a few feet away. >> i was talking to somebody. she looked over and said he had has a gun. i turnaround and saw the guy with the sign. he had just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop said the man collapsed after one shot. >> woman was crying and started to duck down and wanting to run. another girl was crying she was looking over my shoulder. she saw him shoot himself. >> reporter: the the capitol was put in lock down. police block off the area and bomb squad technicians inspect the scene. jeff harrison is from northern virginia and heard a pop. >> what did you think it was. >> i thought it was a fire cracker. >> and then what did you see. >> we saw a lot of police vehicles gather around the capitol. >> reporter: inside tourist were told they could leave. elizabeth heyes is visiting from pittsburgh an

correspondent mark albert reports from capitol hill. >>> capitol police and witnesses say the man still unidentified walk up to the west front of the u.s. capitol with the suitcase and gun. robert bishop stood a few feet away. >> i was talking to somebody, she looked over and said my god he has a gun. i turned around and i saw a guy with the sign and he had just shot himself. >> reporter: bishop said the man collapsed to the ground after one shot. >> a woman was crying and started ducking down and wanting to run. another girl was crying she was looking over my shoulder. she saw him shoot himself. >> reporter: the capitol was put in lock down, police block off the area and bomb squad technicians inspect the scene. jeff harrison is from northern virginia and heard a pop. >> what did you think it was. >> i thought it was a fire cracker. >> reporter: then what did you see? >> we saw police vehicles gather around the front of the capitol. >> reporter: inside tourist were told they could in the leave, elizabeth heyes was visiting from pittsburgh and stuck in the capitol visitors center for tw

what you do without fat albert. tell us about the c-130, fat albert that you pilot. >> so fat albert is like you said a c-130 we carry 40 people to every show. 35,000 pounds of maintenance equipment and 40 people to every show that in the event of jets have trouble or they have a maintenance issue we have people who can fix it on site. >> where did that name fat albert come from? >> i heard it's from a cartoon, but it was -- >> hey hey, hey. yeah, i heard that. >> unfortunately that was before my era. i'm the baby on the team. so i don't really know where that reference came from. >> captain how do you think you earned the trust of the team? >> i'm sorry can you say that again? >> how do you think you earned the tres the trust of the team? >> everybody trusts each other. we're all trained on the same pipe line through the navy and marine corp pipe line down here in pens cola. they put out quality people. we trust that implicitly. >> congratulations. and good luck to you. captain katie higgins. we'll be watching for you at the next blue angels show. >> thank you very much. >> m

perhaps philip, albert or james, if it's a girl, alexandra, victoria, elizabeth with the middle name diana, and there's a possibility the newest royal could just share a birthday with the queen, april 21st. robin and george. >> all right, linzie, thanks. alexandra, my family hits the jackpot. >> that's right. that's right. >> we'll see what happens. sflmpblt let's go to ginger with the weather. >> i have unfortunate news to start with. there was a death because of lightning in north carolina overnight. a 28-year-old was killed and i think this photo just reminds us it is not just the severe part of the storm, wind or tornadoes that can hurt you. so just something to note, because along that cold front, anywhere from virginia down through the southeast and right here back into texas, there will be drenching rains along with those storms and then the front stalls out and so from new orleans back to brownsville you look for up to 2 inches and in some places locally more. so, a lot of rain there and certainly some rain in the pacific northwest. storm coming in. some of the snow levels, s

fat albert. normally, the blue angels flying jets. those navy pilots. >> good for her. girl power. >> way to go. >> go, fat albert. >> hey, hey, hey! >> no. someone had to do it. >> your best impression. >> i disagree. fully. hey, hey, hey. check out the cool time-lapsed video of some cool thunderstorms. we'll take the live shot first. there's boston. temperatures today, it's going to be good. clear skies. blue skies. perfect weather if the blue angels were flying in boston, that's for sure. temperatures in the 60s. how's that for a high temperature. here's that cool thunderstorm video. near lubbock, texas. yesterday afternoon, they had a couple of severe thunderstorms. sitting right over the area. rapid intensification. bubbling up like a pot of coffee. the anvil top as it reaches the lower echelons of the atmosphere. just putting the squash hitting the stable layer and just flattening out. they had hail there. 65 degrees in boston today. yes, 65 degrees. melting that snow. go away. we're finally into spring. and down the i-95 corridor to d.c. 70 degrees there. looking at warm co

philip albert or james, if it's a girl alexandra, victoria elizabeth with the middle name diana and there's a possibility the newest royal could just share a birthday with the queen, april 21st. robin and george. >> all right, linzie thanks. alexandra, my family hits the jackpot. >> that's right. >> we'll see what happens. to ginger with the have some unfortunate news to start with there's a death because of lightning in north carolina. a 28-year-old was killed. this photo reminds us it's not just the winds and tornados that can hurt you. something to note, along the cold front anywhere from virginia to the southeast back into texas there will be drenching rains along with the storms. that front stalls out from new orleans to brownsville up to 2 inches of rain there. some of the snow levels snow kwami pass will get snow up to 3 feet in the cascades. let's look closer to home. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, we have showers off the coast and rumbles of thunder too and showers around. we move from the 40s to 73 for the high. we saw a bunny. >> i see a turtle. >> a turtle. >> i see a turt

called fat albert. normally, the blue angels flying jets. those navy pilots. >> good for her. girl power. >> way to go. >> go, fat albert. >> hey, hey, hey! >> no. someone had to do it. >> your best impression. >> i disagree. fully. hey, hey, hey. check out the cool time-lapsed boston teforts today it's going to be good, clear skies blue skies, perfect weather if the blue angels were flying in boston, that's for sure. temperatures in the 60s how's that for a high temperature. here's the cool thunderstorm video i wanted to show you. near lubbock texas where they had severe thunderstorms. you see rapid intensification you see it bubbling up like a pot of coffee in an anvil topples it reaches the lower echelons of the atmosphere. they had hail there sunny. 65 degrees in boston, melting that snow we're finally in spring down the i-95 corridor to washington d.c. 70 degrees there. so we're looking at wrm conditions and windy conditions across the northern plains. we have critical fire dangers here temperatures in the 50s and 60s be careful if you're outside don't be playing with fire tha

information and we don't even know they're doing that. >> look, albert einstein said there's only two things that are infinite, the universe and stupidity, and i'm not sure about the universe. when people are doing stupid things like this, and i do mean stupid. you're carrying around people's medical information on unencrypted thumb drives, unfortunately for consumers, they can't do anything until after the fact which is usually sue. there's some things they can do proactively which is have good identity theft have good monitoring restoration, but unfortunately because they have to give that information to get services, there's very little they can do until after the fact. but what they can do, and you'll see it, there'll be lawsuits probably legislation that's what happens after the fact. that's what consumers do when they're wrong, but preventing it beforehand becomes tough. jenna: we were talking to an identity theft expert a few months ago who reminded us we really don't have to give our social security number to our doctor, which i thought was interesting. >> right. jenna: what a

raymond carson former capitol police lieutenant. house speaker carl albert was always drunk. >> guest: well, in those days, almost everyone was drunk including the reporters at washington post. we would go out and have bloodily marys -- bloody marys for lunch which is how i met my wife pam. i don't think i had bloody maryss, she did, but i would have something else. maybe whiskey sours. that was par for the course. but, no albert was, you know, falling down drunk. and, of course, that was all covered up. you know, the fact that johnson would urinate in front of reporters was never reported. certainly jfk's affairs were never reported. the first time the press actually reported anything of that sort was when gary hart was running for president, and "the new york times" revealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets

albert lea, and you people do a great job and i want to thank you. guest: thank you very much. i am glad we were able to help you. you better look after yourself. you've got to see the doctor more often than every 44 years. host: dr. john noseworthy, he referenced st. mary's. what is st. mary's? guest: st. mary's hospital is the original mayo clinic hospital, if you will. it is the large hospital in rochester, minnesota. we have two, the methodist hospital and the st. mary's campus. we have about 1000 beds, a large hospital, very busy. the largest surgical services hospital in the country. that is where he went for surgery. host: here in the washington area, i think i saw in the paper and ad that said mayo clinic is now associated with the virginia hospital center in arlington, virginia. what is that association? guest: we built this non-owned affiliate network around the country as i mentioned earlier. we have 32 sites in the u.s. mexico city, and puerto rico. these are very high quality hospital systems that have wanted to affiliate with mayo clinic. they join us as part of our ma

raymond carson former capitol police lieutenant. house speaker carl albert was always drunk. >> guest: well, in those days, almost everyone was drunk including the reporters at washington post. we would go out and have bloodily marys -- bloody marys for lunch which is how i met my wife pam. i don't think i had bloody maryss, she did, but i would have something else. maybe whiskey sours. that was par for the course. but, no albert was, you know, falling down drunk. and, of course, that was all covered up. you know, the fact that johnson would urinate in front of reporters was never reported. certainly jfk's affairs were never reported. the first time the press actually reported anything of that sort was when gary hart was running for president, and "the new york times" revealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets

about albert einstein being person of the century. >> guest: i was interested in einstein when i was studying him to say person of the century. i realized there was no biography of him written since his papers became available, and no biography pure to the end chronological biography written in english. it realize it i would be fun to write a biography of him. obviously you can probably tell from things i've said that my vote in the end as much as i like churchill and gandhi and franklin roosevelt and king my vote was for einstein because some centuries become remembered. maybe five six, ten new jersey from now will be remembered for huge advances in science. the fact we went to the moon. the fact we invented the microchip, the computer the internet. that we had an entire new revolution that was based on digital technology on splitting the atom on the way elooktrons dance on -- elooktrons dance on the surface space of conducting material. all of that creates a revolution just like the 18th century with benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson, was a century of states craft and revo

my job. >> the plane she flies is a c- 130 nicknamed fat albert. >>> well, an abandoned bloodhound dog rescued by santa cruz authorities now needs a home. everyone in the newsroom is going awww. he was found tied up to a handrail for hours outside a market in watsonville. he just wants a home. deputies found a place to stay but now they are looking for the owners. sheriff posted his photo on facebook this morning asking if anybody recognizes him. take a close look. >>> high quality of life and high paying. coming up, the career that offers both. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question on this friday give our hotline a call, at 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. we'll be right back. >>> ten years ago it was a little known vegetable and now it's all the rage. today tony and stephanie tantillo are mixing up kale with tortellini soup. >> you want a nice soup to make you feel good and good for you? >> very good for you because we're using kale. it's loaded with nutritional value. >> we have chicken stock in here white onions, sauteed it before we made ou

convicted yesterday. they say he ran over albert bartell at a gas station in san francisco in 2011. bartell went into a coma. investigators say esquivel brought the car parts to cover up the crime. [ indiscernible ] he will be sentenced in may. >>> smartmeters in san jose have been anything but. drivers are getting hit with parking tickets for expired meters long before their time is up. sensors in the road are supposed to detect when a car leaves the spot but sometimes, a rumbling truck passing by fools the meter into resetting and going to zero thinking the car left. it leads to a parking ticket. >> absolutely understand the frustration and we do not like that people have received citations inappropriately. we have dismissed citations so that individuals don't have to paw. >> the city is working to fix it and dismissed more than 100 parking tickets and turned off the reset function on a dozen meters. >>> walnut creek faced similar complaints from drivers when it installed smartmeters just last year. and just like san jose the sensors in the meters were too sensitive. >>> are you

angel's first female pilot katie higgins. >>reporter:she's flying the c- 130 fat albert. >>: flying, it was nice." >>:: "that was awesome to see them come in and do some of the flips and twists and stalls. it was exciting! it kind of makes your heart pound a little bit." >>reporter:those exciting loops and twists southeast. >>reporter:some seeing the show for the very first time. >>:: "it's a wonderful time first time we've been here, and it's fantastic. we're having a great time. got the whole family out here and we're really enjoying it. it's a great time for all." >>reporter:as entertaining as the show may be, some of the smaller spectators say it's inspiring. >>:: "why do you want to be a pilot now?" >>:: "to serve my country oorah!" >>james:the next time bay area residents can see the blue angels fly is this october during fleet week in san francisco. >>james:the outlook for the nation's airlines are not looking good. >>james:a new report finds more and more flights are delayed. more bags are getting lost and customers. are logging more complaints. >>james:the study was done by a p

first female pilot katie higgins. she's flying the c-130 fat albert. >> "watching a female pilot flying, it was nice." >> "that was awesome to see them come in and do some of the flips and twists and stalls. it was exciting! it kind of makes your heart pound a little bit." >> reporter: those exciting loops and twists brought visitors from across the southeast. some seeing the show for the very first time. >> "it's a wonderful time first time we've been here, and it's fantastic. we're having a great time. got the whole family out here and we're really enjoying it. it's a great time for all." the next time bay area residents can see the blue angels fly is this october during fleet week in san francisco. pope francis is coming under fire over some comments he made during mass sunday. he was speaking about the upcoming 100th anniversary of mass killings of armenians by turks under the ottoman empire. pope francis said the word "genocide" when talking about the killings. turkey's foreign minister called the pope's reference to the word "unacceptable." turkey has always denied a "genocide" to

shows an argument between firefighter albert and another man. prosecutors say shah pair row was heard threatening bar tell. >>> now surveillance photos show a man and woman near the golden bull bar around the time that emiliano nevarez was shot. police say the two are not suspects but they may have crucial information. nevarez was an innocent victim. a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest has been offered by the oakland based pet food express company. >>> hundreds of students will go completely silent today. it is to raise awareness about students who are bullied preponderance the day of silence is being held at they're lin da high school. >> i knew that was just rewarring enough. >> the event started with one college in the 90s. it has grown ever since. the national day of silence is next friday but because tara lin is on spring break, they moved it to today. >>> on wednesday 12-truckloads of the cement mixtures was being pumped into the pipe. one of the inspectors didn't know a valve was open and it spilled into the creek for two hours. fish and wildlife officials say

: joseph goldstein. back half of the dragon: albert goldstein. it's two guys in a dragon suit. here's a clip of the goldstein brothers in action. >> ow, sorry. [ laughter ] >> seth: but now, this, this is very interesting. they actually made a change to this season. one of the goldstein brothers was retired and been replaced by the first-ever female back half of the dragon. her name is tammy gamble. we have a clip of her work. here we go. >> do you even know where you're going? >> yes. >> it seems like you don't know where you're going. [ applause ] >> seth: two people in a suit. finally, we've got "late night with seth myers", i'm so proud of my staff. and there's no one i'm more proud of than this guy. this guy right here, the cue card guy for the cue card guy, barry dudley. let's say hello to him now. here's barry. [ cheers and applause ] there we go. there we go, that was great. barry doing his job. that was "hidden credits", we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what made you switch to taco bell breakfast? i, i, for me, i personally think that all the breakfast

, albert, you know, the inevitable person to get the nomination of her party and i think it's going to be a great juxtaposition all of the youth in the vigor and the ideas. >> i suspect that they are going to try to keep him under close wraps and i have to tell you that bill clinton is a big personality and it's very difficult to tame that lion. >> i like that unpredictable behavior. >> be sure to vote in tonight's poles. do you believe that this helps or hurts hillary clinton's presidential aspirations? another day another secret service scandal. an off duty individual was arrested and charged with attempted her glory and destruction of property. he has been placed on administrative leave and had clearance suspended. this comes two days after nato was accused of unwanted sexual advances to a female subordinate. president joe biden has a lengthy history of putting his foot in his mouth and a cobbler's pacifier? well that is exactly what joe biden was caught doing. especially since he isn't related to the cobbler and the boy's mother is obviously not minding. my bag. she posted a picture o

one albert. are. hunt, you will not and are not and will never be a frat guy. >> i was never in a frat. why would anybody think i was in a frat? i'm not a joiner, my friends remember that. >>> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around we have "the rundown" coming up next. >>> and good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. first on "the rundown," protests are growing louder and larger after the death of a man fatally injured in police custody. more demonstrations are expected today, the day after the justice department announced it's conducting a civil rights investigation into freddie gray's death. six police officers, five men and one women have been suspended. nbc's tom costello is in baltimore with the latest. tom? good morning. >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. as you know, this department of justice investigation is going to run as the city

decisions. >> albert pewujols and josh hamilton. >> can we get to the news now? that was news? trying to make a decision here and chris skransjansing is joying us you in a moment. freddie gray will be laid to rest today as officials and the gray family urge for calm after a teps oig weekend of protests. 35 people were arrested and 6 officers were injured in what officials are calling isolated pockets of incidences that left some businesses looted and cars vandalized. as to whether police force contributed to the 25-year-old's death in their custody, here's what the commissioner has concluded so far. >> we know he was not buckled in the transportation wagon as he should have been. no excuses for that period. we know our police employees failed to get him medical attention in a timely manner multiple times. >> the baltimore police department has also clarified the may 1 deadly saying it may too longer take longer. >> it seems that baltimore is not ferguson baltimore has an engaged mayor,en an engaged police commissioner that got on this immediately. >> because they -- a lot of localities h

took to the skies with a female pilot. katie higgins piloted the c-130 known as fat albert. the show took place in south carolina and the pilots wowed the crowds by flying the jets as close to 18 inches from each other. at times speeds reached up to 700 miles an hour. >> it was awesome to be able to see them be able to come in and do some of the flips and twists. it was exciting. makes your heart pound a little bit. >> it's been four years since the blue angels last performed in south carolina. halves due to the cutbacks -- that was due to the accountback in the navy budget. next weekend they will be performing in corpus christi, and october coming back to the bay area for fleet week on the 10th and 11th>>> bart hopes it's new fleet will stop complaints from riders about overcrowding. weekday ridership now averages 420,000 people which is 100,000 more than there were five years ago. the federal government recommends train cars carry a maximum of 115 people. some bart cars are however, stuffed with 140 riders or more during busy commutes. bart is planning to roll out new trains but no

through to the other guy. >> exactly. al michaels marv albert and sugar ray leonard on the call tomorrow for the boxing match. should be a great card. >> you'll be watching the masters as well. >> i will. tiger made the cut this weekend. he did make it. had a good round today. >> all right. lot to look forward to this weekend. >>> on this friday night, blown away. a deadly outbreak of tornadoes, a town with nothing left standing. tonight, the frantic efforts to rescue people trapped underground as we take to the air to see just how much it leveled. nbc news exclusive video of a wild chase through the desert. a man on horseback, police in pursuit, catching up and beating him as our camera rolls. late word tonight, the fbi is opening an investigation as ten sheriffs deputies are put on leave. >>> the big announcement from hillary clinton, ending speculation preparing to jump into the race for president this weekend. >>> and never give up. words to live by from the young woman whose dream to play college basketball inspired a nation. tonight, so many honoring her legacy. "nightly news" begi

. marv albert and sugar ray leonard on the call for that one. should be a great time. have a great day, everyone. >> we will. you know what day it is? today is byoc day at 7-11. bring your own cup. from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00woman, bring your cup and fill it up with a slurpee. >> you can't have anything bigger than a ten-inch diameter. >> there is no limit on how tall. >> or how many cups you can bring. >> the slurpee goes down just right sometimes. >> essentially on a day like today. >> we will be back with another local news update. >>> good morning. historic handshake. president obama face-to-face with cuba's president raul castro. how did that moment go and could it effect the meeting later today? the first between a u.s. and cuban president in 50 years. >>> hillary 2.0. hillary clinton expected to reveal tomorrow she is running for president as chelsea opens up in "elle" magazine about her daughter's grandparents. >>> and deadly confrontation. police release video of a brawl outside an arizona walmart showing several members of the same family battling with police. why police say the

about health care from fat albert. >> one your information is just two years old. >> have you been been a lobbyist for coal? just a simple yes or no. >> yes, i was. i worked for a coal company -- may i talk? >> go ahead. chris, let him answer the question. go ahead. >> it's a simple answer. >> i spent 13 years working for one of the greatest democrats in history. i'm a proud democrat. our organization is proud democrats who are here to be constructive. we're not here to be disruptive. we want to find constructive solutions. for example, our chairman a former congressman from ohio he is a former congressman because he voted for the cap and trade bill. we are not climate deniers in even the slightest sense of the word. >> i appreciate your time tonight. we're going to keep an eye on this. >>> coming up why are so many americans -- why don't they like duke? we're right back. realpad from aarp makes it easy to share enjoy, and celebrate. it's the tablet with free unlimited live help whenever you need it. if you don't think "wow, i can do this!" when you think aarp, then you don't know

flying on the aircraft called fat albert. first woman to be with the team. they thrill the crowds and performed and flown for about 500 million people have seen the blue angels. i used to see them in san francisco and go on the roof top and watch them. it was always so much fun. >> you didn't know i was there. i loved it with the shadow behind me. so i'm excited for her. i think it is great and i look forward to looking up in the sky and seeing her fly someday without greg. >> kimberly is going to the safe room with sandra bullock immediately after the show. >> people talk about how they don't want focus groups how they want politicians to be authentic. check out this picture of joe biden. he stole the pacifier out of michael bloomberg's grand son's mouth and put it in his own. that is an authentic politician. maybe not something the mother would want done with my child. >> you never did that with your son? >> we never did pacifiers. >> he didn't put it back in the baby's mouth? >> this is why i love joe biden. he is totally nonairbrushed. >> he truly sucks. >> don't you go negati

about albert brooks no shining testament to news anchors. >> i would have been outraged had i been a student at that point. i would have resigned. >> how about m.i.t.? they're smart people very smart people way smarter than i am. they made the decision to invite this guy, killer mike who it must be said his dad is a cop, to come speak about race relations. thoughts on that. >> he has a rap video. he has a point of view. he's been invited on major networks to talk about white on black violence talk about ferguson and everything like that. this is a hip-hop series. m.i.t. wants to have on campus. >> what is happening in this video? >> evidently, this is a cop -- would-be cop and would-be assail ability. a lot of people in the street ask me hip-hop questions. of i say, listen i don't know anything about hip-hop you would think, and i do know the history. i will say this megyn. there is a hip-hop series on the campus of m.i.t. great. that's why i go to school. i want to see that. i'm going. and you better not ban the conservatives for america and the hip-hop series. this guy seems like a

one albert. are. hunt, you will not and are not and will never be a frat guy. >> i was never in a frat. why would anybody think i was in a frat? i'm not a joiner, my friends remember that. >>> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around we have "the rundown" coming up next. >>> and good morning, i'm jose diaz-balart. first on "the rundown," protests are growing louder and larger after the death of a man fatally injured in police custody. more demonstrations are expected today, the day after the justice department announced it's conducting a civil rights investigation into freddie gray's death. six police officers, five men and one women have been suspended. nbc's tom costello is in baltimore with the latest. tom? good morning. >> reporter: jose, good morning to you. as you know, this department of justice investigation is going to run as the city conducts its own investigation into exactly how this tragedy occurred. however, many many people here in baltimore don't trust the police to investigate themselves. and so now we've seen day after day of protest, last night a