it's crazy. >> kendra has no sympathy for either of them. >> i hope all of them burn in held.ery night and day. because he is shining down on me because i didn't do nothing but take care of my baby. i'm all he had. >> but wilson received disturbing news as well. >> stand on the 2 and look down the doorway. >> the two men who attacked james mallory were arrested on several charges including attempted murder and assault. william declined the interview. >> they entered pleas of not guilty on all charges but three weeks later they each agreed to guilty plea in exchange to their testimony about wilson's role in the plot to kill mallory the assault charges were dropped they were sentenced to 7 and 13 years. >> what will be your statement when you go to court. >> the truth. what happened. i had went down, what went down. all of it. everybody knows the truth. but they want to lie. but i don't care because the truth is what is going to set me free. not no lies. no i want justice for my son and that's what it's going to be. ♪ ♪ >> the show goes on. the celebrity rapper enters the jail.

jonathan, i want to follow up on what kendra is saying about the idea that the trauma season post, it's the nature of what the trauma is? >> it's interesting. many of the early studies of what we call ptsd is soldiers in vietnam. the thought at the time is the more time you were in combat, the higher your risk of ptsd. there's never a study that said, if you just lived in combat, so in a way, it's off the charts and it's completely understandable that people who are living with the constant anxiety and stress of violence would suffer these kind of symptoms. >> let me go back to you, rebecca. because the piece undoubtedly deals with questions of health care, psychiatric care for young people. but i was really interested in the idea of schools and the fact that, you know, the place where these young people spend most of their time is obviously in the schools, and all of these traumatic symptoms end up manifesting themselves in school behavior, and then we're often in schools that then treat these kids with zero tolerance policies. how do we need to adjust the policies of schools and of ed

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. >> this love story begins in june 2011 when caleb pence meets kendra frederick has a rodeo in coloradoest friends. it felt so natural. >> it did. >> four months later caleb takes the whirlwind relationship to the next level. he proposes to kandra in front of their beloved pet bull fat albert. >> some people don't think it was very romantic, but it's definitely us. >> it's perfect. >> that's who we are. so it was great. >> the wedding takes place on may 19th, 2012 at caleb's family farm in parker county, kansas. >> it was everything i could have possibly dreamed of. it all came together. >> the couple monitors the forecast which calls for a storm later in the evening. >> the day of the wedding, it was actually really sunny. >> the storm wasn't to hit until midnight, so we had no idea it was about to happen. >> the outdoor festivities start without a hitch, but just minutes into the ceremony caleb sees a funnel start to form. >> heavenly father, we thank you so much for the gift of marriage. >> we tried telling him that there was a tornado on the ground, and i was like, no, there's not a

. >> officer kendra eberle is the latest staff member to write a disciplinary report on shreiber.his time for verbal abuse. >> did you in fact call officer ebberle a bad little bitch pig? >> oh yeah, that's my nickname for her. i call her miss piggy. i have nicknames for all these cops in here. some of them i do get along with, but there's a lot of them i don't get along with. and i don't like, you know? just the way it is, you know? >> i know i was going to be called names. i'm prepared for that. i was prepared for that before i came. i knew i was going to be called a "b" word and a "c" word and all these other things you can think about calling. but if they think i'm a "b" word, i'm probably doing my job right. >> schrieber will soon face a disciplinary hearing for the verbal abuse writeup and an earlier incident where he spit on the window of a cellmate. >> doesn't that strike you as a little self-destructive? >> yes. i know it's not right to do that, i know it's wrong. i'm mad at myself, but i take it out on whoever is around me. staff members, prisoners who are nearby. >> rel

let's begin with kendra peterson, joining us from memphis. deidre? >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. we had the freezing rain really pick up around noon or so, just west of us, at the west memphis airport. we got half an inch of ice. here in downtown mem fitphis, a little bit of ice. there's a good 20,000 people that actually travelled in town, or were expected to for the marathon, supposed to be taking place, so you may see a couple of people trying to run by me, as they're still running the marathon regardless. one of the concerns is the temperatures. bone-chilling temperatures with the wind chill in the single digits this morning. they were very concerned about the volunteers and the runners, plus the people were trying to commute in during the worst time of the ice storm, and there's a second wave expected tonight. so people are expected to commute out of the area in memphis, and it looks like the next wave of the ice storm would bend way. i want to talk about that. some places here in memphis did not get half an inch. we talked half an inch of ice, because when you get a half an

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kendra joins us know you in studio, great to have you in the studio. >> great to be here. >> you're onee best when it comes to this and called the housing market. and in some ways mirrors the conversation i had with john. a lot of people in the metropolitan areas, it's cheaper to own than rent and yet, people continue to rent. is that going to change? >> we're seeing the trends where it's changing. if you look at the ratio of home ownership to those who rent, at the end of 2013, 65% of people now own a home and only 35% of people rent. and that's not that fash off the peeks in 2002, or 70 to 30. when i look at the home data and look at first time home buyers, and it's down from a year ago and feels like wall street's buying the houses, chinese investors are buying the houses, americans, what are they afraid of? is this an indictment against the overall economy? something else holding people back? >> well, when it comes to first time home buyers, i think there has just been a lot of skepticism because the housing market, when it crashed, it was ugly. it was bad and people don't want to p