that's the legend of jesse james. the truth is, he's a violent criminal, a civil war rebel who hold as grudge against the union and its supporters long after the war comes to an end. >> with the reconstruction effort under way, the country is slowly reuniting. but in western missouri, memories are long and bitter. >> good evening, sir. >> i'd like to get change for this $100 bill. >> we are bold robbers and i am proud of the name. alexander great and julius caesar, napoleon bonaparte. >> what do we have here? jesse james is spiteful of william anderson, some historians consider the civil war's most vicious and a man jesse views as a father figure. and when bill was killed in a battle, jesse vows revenge. >> son of a [ bleep ]. >> everybody down now! >> get down! open the safe! >> you killed brother bill. >> shut up! you know you did. >> lieutenant samuel pop is responsible for killing bloody bill anderson. he's from the same town as the bank is in and may be the reason the james brothers targeted. but in his rage, jes

forces on the hunt for jesse james. and the attention he receives as an leader of an outlaw gang is an ambegz. >> jesse's ambition to continue the sieveul war is reenforced with the ego. he captures the imagination of defeated confederates and that recognition escalates his violent rebellion. in kansas city, the jam jesse james catches the eye of a former major turned newspaperman. >> john edwards was a former confederate callary man. >> it is one of the first and for john edwards it elevates jesse james a herostatus and rallied the disgrunteled confederacy. >> edwards wanted to so them take their political future in their own hands and he thought the james' gang would inspire them and he wrote positive reports. he made them the legends that they were. newspaper readers across the country buy in the robin hood myth. and while in truth, he is a greedy vicious killer and now clearly in the seats of the pinkertons who are contracted to catch him. >> jesse, i must admit that was a fairly well run operation. let's have a dri

jesse james here to kick off things with a bang bang coming up next. you like that? >> you did it, amy. bang bang. >> reporter: when i say bang bang that's not a good thing. >> we don't have a whole lot of those, schuylkill expressway busy on the westbound side, eastbound the delay is past girard it will remain heavy throughout the weekend as people head to the zoo. >> reporter: 49 in pottstown and quakertown, 47 in warrington. 49 in center city and chester. and in ewing, new jersey, 47. 50 in cinnaminson and woodbine. if you're running errands this morning, it depends on what you like. it's going to be cool and breezy this morning with temperatures in the 60s. this afternoon breezy, but a warm high of 76 degrees, matt and tam. >>> thank you david. >>> a florida dentist is accused of collecting millions in medicaid payments for procedures his patients didn't want or need. howard snyder is licensed in jacksonville but protests have been taking place outside of his office. it started in december when a mother took her daughter to have one tooth pulled. the doctor pulle

. >> amtrak has some infrastructure that is so old it was built and put into service when jesse james and butch cassidy were still alive and robbing trains. >> reporter: banning together 23 democratic senators now urging the appropriations committee to increase funding for amtrak to install positive train control. senate democrats say amtrak's aging infrastructure is in dire need of repair and has a multibillion dollar backlog of repairs and maintenance issues. >> you get what you pay for. >> reporter: in a joint press conference in d.c. today, local senators say amtrak can't make all the repairs with the funds it's been given and blames republicans for not granting the railroads $2 billion request. a day after eight people were killed in the amtrak derailment in port richmond. >> we build america. >> reporter: rail passengers who rely on a.m.ning a amtrak say the issue is clear. >> no brainer. look at the volume of people who travel on the northeast corridor, amtrak alone, funding needs to happen. end of story. >> reporter: now, again, amtrak responding to the modification of the eme

if you make a mistake as a cop, you are more infamous as jesse james. maybe you deserve it but you don't smear an entire profession based on isolated incidents. we don't do that with radical islam. why do we do that to the police? >> it's terrible. you don't do that to firemen, do you? >> from one website, baltimore gets bloodier as arrests stop. shooting of children are up 500%. kids are afraid to walk to school. >> the community is under siege and this is what happens when you demonize a nation wearing blue and that's the problem. they are more reluctant to get involved or to pursue or attract the leads down to do this stuff because they are worried about getting arrested or prosecuted more than they are about getting shot. thousands and thousands of years to make it better, they wake up in the morning and they are all of a sudden the bad guy. >> i think we have a variety of those events on the right and left. i will say this. >> right. >> there are bad people who need to be prosecuted. look i think what happened to eric garner here in new york was no

but if you make a mistake as a cop, you're more infamous than jesse james. everything is over. maybe you deserve it when you make that mistake. but on the whole you don't smear an entire department, an entire profession based on isolated incidents. we don'tn do that with radical islam. why do with he do that to police? >> it's terrible. you don't doois that to firemen, do you? >> i'm reading a couple headlines. murder rate jumps 15% in new york city. a shootings involve children, 500%. kids afraid to walk to school. what do we expect? >> the community under siege and this is what happens when you demonize a nation wearing blue. that's the problem because they are -- they're more reluctant to get involved or pursue or track the leads down to do this type of thing because they're worried about getting arrested now or getting prosecuted more than they're even worried aboutge getting shot. that's how crazy this has become. and they've been putting it onare the line for thousands and thousands and thousands of years in communities to try and make it better and now it's like when the

now eric decker and his lovely wife jesse james decker are pawing it forward for national pet month. the movement is intended to encourage owners to spend more time with their furry friends. eric and his wife who joined us for our christmas special and they're joining us now. he's been kissing on me since we sat down. >> he has a crush on you. you should take him home. >> i want to tell you -- you and i were sitting here. you are expecting your second baby in september? >> i am in september. >> how excited are you? >> excited. we found out we're having a by. we have a girl and a boy. >> you have your future wide receiver about to be delivered? >> hopefully a baseball player. >> this is an incredible thing you're doing. with your foundation decker's dogs. what you're doing with the military is pairing them up with pup snz. >> we rescue dogs from shelters and train them. those that pass the training get partnered with a veteran who is in need who has post traumatic disorder. these pets are trained to make their life easier. >> we know the affects they can have as being calming and comf

we can't wait for let's talk about how hot jesse james, are you all excited? this crowd is getting going and so is the weather it's chilly in the 50s, 74 for the high. philly 76. tomorrow morning freeze warning frost advisory. it's going to be cold tomorrow. warm monday, in washington d.c. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: in ginger we are getting warmer high of 76 later. nothing on storm tracker 6 live down scan right now. outside plenty of sunshine. we're starting out the day cool, so as you head outside temperatures around 55 to 60 degrees currently. there's the 76 later. it will be breezy with winds gusting as high as 36 miles per hour. 71 sunny calm, saturday, 80. warmer on sunday, 85. mix of clouds and sun spotty storm. ginger. time now for shark tank your life. two entrepreneurs ready to go head to head. barbara cork ran here. >>> let's start out with greg stacy. a gadget that he says is a grill master's dream. take it away greg. go for it. >> hi shark. excited for your first summer barbecue but hate the prep time. the chef stone, you slip

james and butch cassidy were still alive and robbing trains. in new york, the bridge build in 1907 needs $165 million in maintenance and repairs. until it gets them, amtrak has to restrict the speefed the trains to 45 miles per hour. the gaitway tunnel connect new york and new jersey, essential to the northeast corridor, carried 55 million passengers under the hudson rive passengers under the hudson river. they were built in 1910. they were badly worn down by superstorm sandy and in just a decade they'll need to be shut down for a year to be replaced that will shut down the whole northeast corridor as well as all the commuting between new jersey and new york. that will lead to unimaginable construction. those are just two examples. the list goes on and on in every one of our states system of we're joined today, here, with a very clear and simple message to our house republican colleagues. reject the house approached on don't shortchange our railroads. there is no doubt that a host of factors contributed to the infrastructure backlog but there i

in the meantime though, it's jesse james pretty boy floyd and bonnie and clyde. bank robbers becoming a thing of the post. why bank holdups are coming to a halt. really, jeff? >> yeah. i heard you talk about systemic risk. we talk about too big to fail. here's one way that banks have become safer since the financial crisis. fewer of them are getting robbed. and actually bank robbers are down about 35% just over the past year. they're down about 49% over the past ten years. now, a couple of reasons for that happening one being that banks surveillance systems are getting better. the cops are getting better at catching these guys once they do these things. and also some of this activity has moved online as well into the cyber sphere. a couple of points to make. a couple of interesting factoids about bank robberies. the most popular time for banks to be robbed in the morning hours when banks first open. also the most popular day to be robbed payday on friday. now, maybe you don't want to make too light of this but some of these guys aren't terribly bright. just a few

finals kyrie irving started tonight - had missed two games with a sore left knee 1st quarter lebron james - big highlight early on.the steal and flies in for the soaring dunk lebron: 23 points, 9 rebs, 7 assists 2nd quarter, 51-33 cle lebron - takes it one on two.the spinning layup to put cavs up by 20 points cavs win by 30 118-88 cavs sweep 4 game series >>:we have what it takes to make to face whoever comes out of the western conference >> gary :i'm going to ask pam a serious question why defang some people don't like him--why do you think some people don't like him? >> pam :maybe he is a little bit showy >> gary :he did not go to college, jordan did he is havily--heavily tattooed, jordan isn't he is so great i've seen him do the interviews, he's always nice if you go on social media go warriors you will get 100's of likes, but if you say "lebron james is the best player" p eoople ignore it he's powerfully strong, and r eally nice and humble in interviews give me a break with a wipea thon they decided not to give him a technical steph and curry on sports illustrated rangers with a win i

. >> the campus of jesse bethel high school while classes were in session. max rusk's family said they had never before heard the suspect's name. his father james bush senior who lachlted hear who lamented hearing through the media and not police. his mother, jamie rusk complained about safety owe the campus. her son wanted to change schools, but the district made it difficult. >> he didn't feel safe there and told me that several times. he just didn't feel safe. >> reporter: the family plans 14 days of vigil asking for peace and they're happy that news of the arrest. >> this kid was going to find him. >> he was going to find him. they got lucky. he is a coward. i hope if that is the guy i hope he burns in hell. >> reporter: from vallejo wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> we are following breaking news in downtown san jose. police have surrounded an apartment complex where a suspected gang member is barricaded inside. it is for the center of employment and training on grant street. they decided to evacuate the apartment building where the person is hiding just

still ahead dolores leader jesse jackson visited the bay area the message to students in the east bank the contra costa county fair is starting today james fletcher is live with the thread runs this morning. >>mark: the siege is down 53 with a slight uptake on a number of americans filing for unemployment claims it is down 56 dreadnought 18,000 '80s by will be watching wall street >>michelle apon: we're waking up to some low clouds pettifog and resume rubble to see some sunshine for today and one sunny spot will mainly stay across the south than temperatures of going to continue to stay low to mid 50's this morning by 9:00 it will warm up a little bit more in the upper fifties during the lunch hour it will start to left and we will see some sunshine will quickly warmed up into the upper 60s the rest of the south bay will plan on laura's '70s and then we will have plenty of sunshine by the afternoon quickly eating of the temperatures and low to mid 70's. >>michelle apon: temperatures will continue to stay on the slightly milder side of the to the seven '60s and '70s if you will be acros

. >> the campus of jesse bethel high school while classes were in session. max rusk's family said they had never before heard the suspect's name. his father james bush senior who lachlted hear who lamented hearing through the media and not police. his mother, jamie rusk complained about safety owe the campus. her son wanted to change schools, but the district made it difficult. >> he didn't feel safe there and told me that several times. he just didn't feel safe. >> reporter: the

then on friday, helen hunt, jesse eisenburg and my morning jacket will all be joining us. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it's going to be good. [ applause ] my morning jacket, jim james. >> steve: yim yames. >> jimmy: he was yim yames for a while. then he changed his name back to jim james. we have a fun show tonight, you guys. he stars as hawkeye in the movie everyone in the world is excited to see, "avengers: age of ultron." jeremy renner is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: he's got a bow and arrow. he's got the bow and arrow, but he's also got -- he has guns. >> steve: oh, yeah. he has a choice. >> jimmy: yeah. who knows, maybe even hawkeye himself might stop by tonight. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: i'm just saying. hawkeye might be here. >> steve: oh, wow. from "m.a.s.h."? >> jimmy: not hawkeye from "m.a.s.h." no. hawkeye from the avengers. >> steve: oh, from the avengers. >> jimmy: this guy. this hawkeye, yeah. >> steve: why does he have guns? >> jimmy: no, he's got a bow and arrow. plus, she's a talented actress. so fantastic in both "the sopranos" and now, of c

neared jesse but the high school for the little where the four the 17 year-old was shot last weekend. >>reporter: you had anything to say about security? no reply the will to address the concerns at all? no reply >>reporter: silence that was the reaction from the little school board dr. bishop it should know what answer questions about security concerns and she did not want to talk to us she is in the meeting i now we try to reach up to the scoreboard and it we have not got any thing was something of this magnitude need changing and the jazz to change the need to be made during a school board meeting wednesday afternoon several parents voiced outrage over what they call a lack of security at a high school after the shooting that a 70 year-old back on may 14th to the shooting happened on a 12 just off campus that arrested the 19 year-old who and 60 road at will face murder charges now his mother fears of another tragedy like her son's shooting could happen again and unless something changes. to be honest with you i am really scared for these kids. >>: if my kids would get shot in the

[applause] >> jesse was born in charles town in 1859. he was a local boy if you will. he was born with a slight defect in his right eye. as i looked really wide and because of that people made fun of him quite a bit. his family his schoolmates. he was abused because he looks a little bit different than he really got beat up for that. he really got abused at school. children who are much older than him and much bigger than him made him pay dearly for that. his own father believed that maybe he was possessed that it was some kind of a sign of the devil something turbo within him. his father really abused him terribly said he grew up knowing quite a lot of pain. in turn the only way that he could control that he started abusing children who are much younger and much smaller than he was. people that know that it was actually him doing that early on. they found in 1871 when children across the street in chelsea started suffering and talking about a young boy who it per -- befriend them and take them places give them candy, give them money take them to the circus and just be

you guys are -- i feel like jesse walters up here with smart people. >>> which president presided over the first memorial day cemetery at arlington national cemetery? was it chester a. grant, u.s. grarnth or james garfield. >> i'll go with b just so we have one of each and somebody will get it right. >> anna the correct answer. james garfield gave a speech 90 minutes at that celebration. >> and you have abraham lincoln popping up there for two minutes to give the gettysburg address. >>> americans are required to do what by law to by 3:00 p.m. on memorial day? >> sing the national anthem fire up the grill, pause for a moment of silence. >> i don't have a grill at my apartment, so i really hope it's not b. >> the correct answer is c. back in 2000 congress passed a law asking for americans to pause for a moment of silence at 3:00 on memorial day. >>> who won? >> todd. >> what kind of game is that? >> we don't know. >>> todd brought a #proud american photo. >> the trail men, they spent yesterday decorating cemeteries all over the country and this young fellow right here from troop 7 and do

davy crockett, butch cassidy and jesse james. then former treasury secretary henry paulson gives his perspective on the economic relationship between the u.s. and china in "dealing with china." finishing off our look at some current nonfiction bestsellers according to national public radio is former white house press secretary dana perino's account of her time working in the george w. bush administration. >> co-authors benjamin wittes and gabriela blum take a look at the threats we'll face in the future and discuss the role that government should play in protecting us, next on booktv. >> so just a few -- i think we've covered all the housekeeping, actually, so i think we're good to go, and i will just go ahead and introduce our authors and panelists. so our two authors are gabriela blum and benjamin wittes. gabriela blum is the rita e. hauser professor of human rights and humanitarian law at harvard law school. she specializes