our panel discussing the marley lion case. dr. michael baden, forensic pathologist, attorneys joey jackson and bill aronwold and retired lieutenant detective steve rogers. all right, guys. you saw it on the video. it's a cold blooded murder or so it seems. they didn't steal anything. why did they do it? >> this turns my stomach, judge. this is an absolute outrage. this is a 17-year-old child who is involved in multiple sports and everything. he didn't deserve to die like this and certainly someone needs -- >> jeanine: no one does! we try to make sense of this. >> there could be another theory here. outside the box. one, it looks like a crime of opportunity but the question i had, was it a possible gang initiation and i believe that the police may be looking into that because when you see that second figure, that second individual walk by, one has got to wonder if they play into it. >> jeanine: very interesting. >> it could be that he ran into these people before the shooting and they basically followed him there and maybe got into

sure it was not marley and me?that's something else i hate. i hate that she died at the end. spoiler alert. >>> from mike bloomburg's proposal banning sugary drinks was met with scorn, now a few brave souls are jumping to his defense. they say we owe mike thanks for being a visionary mayor in the struggle for public help. there is a chief criticism saying, quote, the liberty restricted is not the liberty of the soda drinker. the liberty being restricted is that of the soda seller. to manipulate known weaknesses to the advantage and the buyer's detriment. get it? we need smart people like bloomburg to protect dumb old us from the evil soda sellers. meanwhile, bloomburg is putting the mayo in mayor. he says he loves the stuff. saying, quote, i love the blt. probably a lot of calories in the blt when you put as much mayo on it as i do. what a joy. i bet you do. here is there. -- here is this. >> i just got a note that imo philips is still alive. >> now that we know i am happy. jim, you must be so grateful that there a

>> jimmy: no, not that bob marley. standup. >> steve: oh, sorry. >> jimmy: he's doing standup. [ laughter ] >> steve: my mistake. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. hey you guy, you know, there's a lot of bad news out there in the world, but here at "late night" we always try to find the silver lining. so with that in mind, it's time for a segment we call "on the bright side." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ on the bright side on the bright side on the bright side ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's how it works. i'm going to give you the cold, hard facts that we've pulled from some of the world's top news sources. and i'm gonna give you the silver lining. okay? here we go. ♪ mitt romney released an iphone app where he misspelled america as amercia. on the bright side, he has a way better chance of becoming president of amercia. [ laughter ] ♪ after walking into a glass window, justin bieber can no longer raise one of his eyebrows. on the bright side, he now does an excellent impression of the rock. [ laughter ] [ scattered

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if you think your baby is good-looking, i want you to bring him or her out to the marley station mallt is where the photogenic baby contest will be. this is the 20th year for the event that benefits the hopkins children's center. all you have to do is bring your child, five years old or younger for a professional photo shoot. that is this thursday through sunday. >> the pictures we take this weekend will be on display at marley station. that is then one month from now for the judging and voting. at the end, we have a big award ceremony. it is like the baby oscars. >> the winners will be announced on july 22. it cost $35 to get in. again, the event benefits the johns hopkins children's center. >>> let's say hello to toby. it is heading to the national aquarium after found near ocean city. experts say that toby's coloring is a one in 2 million exception and the lobster world. the folks at the aquarium hope to have them on display by july the fourth. >>> we will be right back. . >>> before we go, kelly tells us what is coming up after the game tonight. >> we're talking about passwords to

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. >>> marley walk in the golden gate bridge and then back to kansas with some lifelong memories. >>> this action noon my chagrin cbs five. giants starter tim led to him was looking for is first win since april 28th when the dow jones was 1000 points higher than it is today set the clock. lead to come. but not to run in the second call is wooden hit one halfway to tijuana. san diego scored four runs in the inning with the giants fought back and they took the lead. so it's tied at 5 and a look and ham is his first career home run stephen edwin cent and that is durable chavis what got the deed travis blackly from a's against the rangers had a double in the third not some for two runs identified the rangers' lead 63 the night the eastern conference finals game 5 chris bus returned from the heat for the first time in nine games going 9 of the bench in the early games boston uses a 15 to one run in the third quarter to jump back in the game and to of the minutes ago the french quarter's novak joke of its force if it sets and then blasted 61 to take the match. he will face roger fatter in t

culture is the same i understand marley and it's not always the most on the beat in the population the market is a state of the american empire is it suffering from military overreach and katie continued to afford such a massive global military presence. wealthy british style sun it's a spot on. the . market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on. my name is today going strong and i'm george young but i hold believe in instant it's just. eight years old. could you tell me where the market is right here oh thank you but there's no one there and already it's closed on sundays closed on sundays. i can't say i'm a very social person though i like to communicate to discern tipple but usually in every day life i find it difficult to do and often feel some distance with the real life around me some turns into not helps me to communicate with people because that is not all psychological various fears discomfort and long. profession an architect but by my ch

all you have to do to take part is bring your child 5 years old or under to the marley station for a professional photo shoot. that's all going on through sunday. the winners will be announced july 22nd. it costs $35 to enter, including a photo for the parents, they can take that home. >> we have the most photogenic kitty going on right now. davy from the maryland spca came in, is there a birdie out there? >> i don't know. >> he's very cute. >> he's up for adoption. he's a little squirmy this morning. as kittens often are. >> we still have the baltimore 500 going on. >> explain what that is and how's it going so far. >> it's going great. maryland spca barks and humane society set the adoption of 500 cat and kitten adoptions in june and we just went over 500, 510, so we're going to go for 600. >> why not? >> so there's a little bit of time left and basically if you get a kitten or a cat at a great deal. >> no adoption fee. >> which is huge. >> yes. and ernie is from barth, we transported him into the maryland spca. he's not very happy about this harness. this is something that you can

marley was you have been is with mr minister i'd like to ask you about their doctrine of eleven lebanese citizens no doubt you follow the situation closely and you disgusted with the talkers colleague during your in prime minister's visit to turkey what is the current situation with these people who kidnapped them when will they return home to their families. i can only give you a very general answer because we made an agreement with turkey not to disclose the details to the media the kidnapped people are on syrian territory two kilometers away from the turkish border we're working together with the turkish foreign ministry to liberate these people really thought a bit of well a lot of us what was the syrian opposition involved again was there that they are the kidnappers. yes these people were kidnapped by the syrian opposition but we don't know which group within the syrian opposition is response about the turkish authorities are looking into. and i mean i'm hizbullah is it true that has been largely done. is the only person who can bring these people home. i don't think so but the sec

the past two three years or so probably some experts with it and saying that it's degree was had to marley or no big deal if after greece other countries will follow it will be a big deal if. even conservative david cameron the british prime minister called the e.u. governments to create a budget union in order to save the euro would germany approve such decision because they will have to to pay the biggest sure thank you for the advice mr cameron but you yourself are almost leaving the european union because you don't want to do anything with with this sort of problems. which which we have. but. this is the way this is the way how the german politicians and german sallied see it more europe better than less europe because it will stop in the process of building the common european states. or the danger is that we will fall back into the national states in europe because europe will not bind countries together and the whole of europe will suffer and we are in a very decisive moment in the next months where politicians have to take right decisions i see in other decisive moments and in euro

. >> marley, this is great advice. >> thanks for having me. >>> and still to come, a exterminating companyt is using dogs to sniff out bedbugs is itching for new customers. >>> and you are never too young to start new businesses as the under 30-somethings started new businesses. ♪ she was a young american you know, those farmers, those foragers, those fishermen.... for me, it's really about building this extraordinary community. american express is passionate about the same thing. they're one of those partners that i would really rely on whether it's finding new customers, or, a new location for my next restaurant. when we all come together, my restaurants, my partners, and the community amazing things happen. to me, that's the membership effect. >>> generation y has the entrepreneurial spirit. according the a recent study by the company millennial brand in the job title ofl owner was the fifth most popular one listed by people under 30 on facebook. a bit ago we caught up with two young entrepreneurs whose businesses are booming. ♪ i'm just a girl ♪ take a good look at me >> sophia drifted

when he sees a cop they kill ramarley and marley didn't do anything. i have to keep on explaining to him, as i said not all cops are bad. i have to keep telling him that. i am going to continue telling him that. because not all cops are bad. when the good cops see the bad cops doing something they don't say anything about it that make them just as bad. when we see something we must say something. i think that should go both ways. >>> is it stop and frisk that is at the heart of this tragedy? >> i believe it is over aggressive police policies and procedures. it would have been a stop and frisk situation that would have stopped before he entered into his home. just as con stens said to you they flamed this as ramarley was running away from the police. the tapes speak for themselves. thank god for the police. the police in the immediate aftermath said that ramarley were running for his home they were in hot pursuit chasing him. they gave a statement there was a struggle inside the apartment. i believe they stopped him before he entered. it would have been

when he sees a cop they kill ramarley and marley didn't do anything. i have to keep on explaining to him, as i said not all cops are bad. i have to keep telling him that. i am going to continue telling him that. because not all cops are bad. when the good cops see the bad cops doing something they don't say anything about it that make them just as bad. when we see something we must say something. i think that should go both ways. >>> is it stop and frisk that is at the heart of this tragedy? >> i believe it is over aggressive police policies and procedures. it would have been a stop and frisk situation that would have stopped before he entered into his home. just as con stens said to you they flamed this as ramarley was running away from the police. the tapes speak for themselves. thank god for the police. the police in the immediate aftermath said that ramarley were running for his home they were in hot pursuit chasing him. they gave a statement there was a struggle inside the apartment. i believe they stopped him before he entered. it would have been

start a film directed by a wonderful director called david frankel who made the devil wears prada and marley and me and this wonderful new film called one chance which is about a man called paul potts who is from a small mining town in wales who drem of being an opera singer and against all odds went on to sell 6 million albums. i'm going to play him, harvey weinstein is producing that film. so we start that in october. and then i've written a new tv show for the bbc which we start shooting in january. a new comedy show. >> rose: and in the meantime you'll sleep in between. >> i will sleep at some point although i have a 14 month old son and he doesn't seem too keen on that happening. so at some point we'll sleep. but you know. >> rose: one last thing this is part of your acceptance speech. tell me, take me to that night before we see this, it's the tony awards. >> well, it's the tony awards and you know, i was nominated alongside four of my heroes, it was myself, on a list with john lithgow, frank langella, james earl jones and philip seymour hoffman. and if are you me, you have no, it is n