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Obama administration expanded whistle blowing protection so there is good and bad. >> heather: mike? >> guest: if hitler had the technology and capability in 1933 that the n.s.a. has not a single jewish person would have made it out of germany alive. >> that is over-the-top statement. over the top. >> heather: we will wrap up but we have more on this story with the latest as it continues to develop, the hunt for snowden, across the globe. can become major victories. im phil mickelson, pro golfer...

Person who eats this stuff could be in jeopardy. and the farm bill protects these franken foods with an extension of the monsanto protection act. the bill also gives away $41 billion worth of commodity programs to boost corn and wheat production. heres the result. >> over the past few decades, weve seen a raise in obesity rates tame weve seen an i crease in corn and soy production. >> wow! it looks like were making the wrong stuff or dishing it out wrong. the farm bill, for a little history, was...

His late father had held since 1933. >> my four typewriters and issued a note that is quite different. >> in 1955 the annual average income was just over $4,100, a loaf of bread cost 18 cents and gas 23 cents per gallon. dingell was there for the signing of the 1964 civil rights act. thats him towering over president lyndon johnson as he signed it into law. dingell considers it one of the highlights of his time on capitol hill. it nearly cost him his election that year. dingell also championed m...

Dingell. he was first elected to the house in 1955, winning the seat his late father had held since 1933. >> when i came i had four typewriters and four staff members. it was quite different. >> in 1955 the annual average income was just over $4,100, a loaf of bread cost 18 cents and gas 23 cents per gallon. dingell was there for the signing of the 1964 civil rights act. thats him towering over president lyndon johnson as he signed it into law. dingell considers it one of the highlights of his t...

Helmet. we found that in a trunk in an attic in upstate new york. when buck rogers first came on the scene in the 1920s. he was the first real character that introduced people into space exploration, children loved him. there was comic book strips, radio. so this would be a piece obviously that a child would have wanted in 1933, but also now. >> steve: and how much would something like that be worth? >> something like that, between 3 and 400 in that condition. >> steve: take a look at this sign....

Much. >> thanks. gregg: this storm could up dump as much as 20 inches of snow in the denver area. that is more than three times the average snowfall for the entire month of april in the mile-high city which is less than 7 inches. snow of course is nothing new for colorado in the month of april. it is actually their fifth snowiest month of the year. and the snowiest april on record? well, 1933 when, 33.8 inches, nearly three feet of snow fell. martha: north korea intensifying its threats again to...

>> brian: wow. how much would you think the bidding would start here for? >> this is conservatively 20 to 30,000. this could break $100,000. this is a really good thing. this is the light bulb. >> brian: winston churchill, the date is august 11, 1933. >> this one is a trip. basically churchill saying look, the united states is in a recession. theyre a resilient country. theyll be okay. you read it. you think it was in todays paper. >> brian: amazing. of course, we did. he talks about visiting ja...

Chesapeake. >> knock them cold. bring on the gold. >> she needed a deejay. a little accompaniment. bring it out. >> bowling and rapping isnt enough for you. oh, by the way, she is a writer for her local newspaper. >> unbelievable. 100 years old. >> 100 years old. her husband and her moved to north carolina in 1933 when he was in a soldier at fort bragg. >> try it, thats the philosophy. try it. >> try it. >> at least once. >> more from abc news right after this. >> announcer: this is abcs "world ...

For. its a vicious circle. >> neil: art, a lot of people say this is unprecedented, seizing peoples assets. in this country we have the president with his medicare century tax, medical device century tax, on the healthcare law, so its not as if were immune. the bank thing is being waged in cyprus but its not unprecedented. >> its happened here before, neil. i you go back to the bank holiday act of 1933, they confiscated all the gold and sell very from private holders and then devalued the dollar...

To this country. >> not just a gift. some freeload. >> i mean there is some small cost that when you take under consideration the tremendous work they do when you look at the data they even increase wages for americans. >> bob will want to debate you on that. before we get to that i want to go over this. you had to fill out this form to become a citizen which the whole process took you 10 years plus. the prospects seem ridiculous. a communist party the terrorist organization. >> thats a question...