appointment with curtis pope. going to discuss quality problems with the swimming pool pope was installing at the hotel. pope was having financial problems, his company was headed towards bankruptcy, and darrell north was his only large client, although it's unclear whether darrell knew this. no one knows what the two men said to each other. but prosecutors believe curtis pope snapped and attacked darrell with a knife. darrell was caught off guard, and struck pope in the face with a paper punch, causing the nosebleed. pope stabbed darrell over 40 times. as he lay dying on the floor, a drop of blood from pope's nose fell on to darrell's pants. >> there's no way he could have explained how his blood was dripped on to darrell north's pants. >> we knew we had eliminated any possible innocent explanation for his blood being at the scene, and we felt like we had him. >> curtis pope was arrested and charged with first degree murder. he posted bail, but on the first day of his trial, pope didn't show up. >> we learned thr

coming up, a conversation with jamie lee curtis. stay with us.f you have the opportunity to read day millie curtis's insightful blog, good morning life, you know something of her own successful struggle to overcome an addiction. she has always been honest. her message about what leads smart, talented people to seek escape through drugs offers important insight into an addiction. jamie lee curtis, i am always happy to have you on this program. >> thanks for having me. >> let me jump right in. this story of philip seymour hoffman's passing has resonated in a way that shook me. he was on the show half a dozen times. we did a tribute to him, and that kicked up a lot of conversation on the internet, but nothing quite like what you wrote on the huffington post. i assume you sell responses to this. >> i don't. talkingverybody was about this piece you wrote. it got so much traction in social media. art of it because you were transparent, because you were honest, and because people were looking at the way in to have this conversation. >> that is what peop

>> could you characterize his relationship with curtis lamae, their working relationship? >> well, that was interesting. i knew him, wish we would have talked more about hap, but he was somebody with a reputation, well, he had a lot -- there were a lot of elements to the complex reputation, but he had a reputation among other things as somebody who got things done, and that's how he ended up running the b29 operation out in the marianas, and an interesting thing about the air force that the operation of the b29 was while all the other numbered air force, each had a commander, a commander of the 20 #th air force was hap. he maintained personal command of that but his field commander was curtis, and when it came time to -- when hap and don douglas started rand, one of the guys they brought in as the group to start rand was crore -- curtis, so he had a respect for the ability to cut through the crap and get things done. >> okay. well, thank you again. [applause] for presenting today as well as arian in the and his wife. we have the books available in the gift shop, and sure h

curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and bloody face.e custody unit as the internal affairs completed the investigation. >> it appeared upon the scene when we arrived, cash has been assault by woods with a hot pot and sustained lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck and all over his body where it appeared to us he had been kicked. >> both cell mates are sticking today same story, that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assail ent and victim, we did not file external or internal charges or woods or cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. it's normal for the victim not to want the to talk. he's not wanting to be labeled a snitch. he's maintaining the story he fell. you can't make him talk. >> woods was released from the custody controlled unit and returned to general population. he's given another assignment in another unit. >> you've got to get along in here. you've got to. >> we get along good. >> have you seen cash si

. >> curtis allgier.-g-i-e-r. >> here's this terrifying looking guy. and i was put at ease when i realized he was actually kind of soft spoken. >> i'm here for burglary, forgery and escape. and i have 1 to 15. i e i expirate in 2016. >> when we first met curtis allgier at utah state prison's maximum security unit, it didn't take long for tattoos to become the focus of the interview. >> tell me a little about your tattoos, what some of them mean, when you got them. >> i've been getting tattoos since i was 13 years old. my whole family tattoos. that's what i do on the streets. i'm a tattoo artist. certain ones have meaning. my wife's name across my forehead. that's how much i love my lady. and other ones are my political beliefs. >> allgier's political beliefs have to do with his near life-long affiliation with the skinheads. >> my whole family was skinheads. i was raised that way. i was born and raised into it. my dad, my uncle, all my cousins, all my family. being a skinhead is a way of life. it's preserv

curtis cash suffered a broken jaw and a bloody face.d upon the scene when we arrived that cash had been assaulted by woods with a hot pot. he had sustained some lacerations to his face, multiple bruising to his neck, and all over his body where it appeared to us that he had been kicked. >> but both cellmates are sticking to the same story, that cash's injuries were the result of falling down in the cell. >> because of the lack of cooperation from the alleged assailant and the alleged victim, we did not file any external or internal charges on mr. woods or mr. cash. >> both of these guys have a lot of years left in prison. so it's normal for the victim not to want to talk because he's got to do a lot of years in here. he is not going to want to be labeled as a snitch. that will further the probability of being assaulted in the future. he is maintaining the story that he fell. you can't make them talk. >> woods was released from the custody control unit and returned to general population. but he's been given a new cell assignment in a new

but curtis lemay was somebody with the reputation. there was a lot of elements to this complex reputation. he had somebody who got rings done. said that was how lemay ended up running the b-29 operation. interesting thing about the air force, operated the b-29 was that willoughby said their air forces, fifth and others each had a commander. he maintained personal command of the, but his field commander is curtis lemay. when it came time -- when hap and didn't sequestered, one of the guys they brought in as part of their little group was curtis lemay. so he did have a

curtis reeves attorney said the case hinges on self-defence. it's too soon to say whether use the stand your ground law, but cited it several times in court. >> the trial date has not been set, but a pre-trial hearing is scheduled for march 12th. >> hollywood stars gathered to say goodbye to philip seymour hoffman. the oscar-winning actor was found dead from a suspected heroin overdose. >> there's a battle raging in the state of oregon dividing members of a tribe. allen schauffler explains that tribal leaders are deciding who is in and who is out. >> where highway 18 rises out of the valley, 11,000 acres of reservation is home to a family feud. gary and 78 relatives got a letter from their tribe. >> there was an error in my enrolment and i have to prove i belong. >> williams is one of few grand ron who lives on the reservation. we met this group as they held a backyard prayer session and laid out plans for staying in the tribe. >> i'm angry and hurt. i want to stand up and fight for what is right. >> they are card carrying members of the confed

i knew curtis lemay. we didn't -- i wish we would have talked more about hap, but curtis lemay was somebody with a reputation. well, there were a lot of elements to his complex reputation. but he had a reputation among other things as somebody who got things done. so that was how lemay ended up running the b-29 operation out in the marianas. interesting thing about the 20th air force that the -- that operated the b-29s. while all of these other numbered air forces, there were 15 others, each had a commander, the commander of the 20th air force was hap arnold. he maintained personal command of that. but his field commander was curtis lemay. and when it came time to, when hap and don douglas started rand, one of guys that they brought in as part of their little group to start rand was curtis lemay. so he did have a respect for lemay's ability to cut through the crap and get things done. >> okay. well, thank you again to bill yenne for -- [applause] we do have the books available this the gift shop, and i'm

this field commander was curtis lemay. when it came time -- when hap and don douglas started rand, with what they brought in as part of their little group was curtis lemay. so, he did have respect for lemay's ability to cut through and get things done. >> okay. thank you again. [applause] we do have books available. i'm sure he would be happy to sign them. if you want t

marc lamont hill has more with curtis benjamin. >> i'm here to take the power away from the hate crimesp take the power away from abuse. >> i'm here to help stop the hurt. >> feel confident with me by supporting the saving our daughters program. >> it was a book series that turned into the social movement, started by author and entrepreneur curtis -- >> the book series was started in 2008, where we had a group of mothers and daughters come together, actually at radio one. >> i have two daughters and just trying to make sure they're brought up the right way. >> i will learn about my civil rights and liberties. >> saving our daughters came to our school today and they talk about bullying. which i can really understand because in the middle school i was bullied a lot for being a smart kid. >> based on the overwhelming response, he invited celebrities to help spread the message. >> the first celebrity that supported us was mr. t.i. i didn't really know him in 2003. but i met with him and t.i. said that, you know, he wanted to help and support and get my messages across for our program. >> r

this is a hearing, a bond hearing to determine whether there should be bail for curtis reeves.terday. >> the defense attorney wangts o get him out. every time i see this, i think bail hearing. there are compelling arguments on either side. i want to bring in our legal panel. martin just reported something very intriguing and i seized on it. paul callan and joey jackson joining me live. on that audio tape, he says in a very matter of fact way. it looked like this guy was fixing to beat the "f" out of me. is that the same as i thought i was about to die. i thought you had to be in fear of your life, not about to get a beatdown. >> florida law is the same on self-defense, fear of your life or the infliction of serious bodily injury. it certainly doesn't sound like he makes that standard. you were asking joey, were are we seeing this many self-defense case s case. this is standard defense on every murder case. i have never seen one involving popcorn and texting. self-defense is always asserted in murder cases. it is the only defense you have usually. >> how about this, joey, curtis

curtis reeves said he shot because he was scared. curtis reeves said he was hit with a cell phone. prosecutors dispute that saying there was no sign this anything but his pride were injured. chad oulson's wife spoke to reporters. >> happy and relieved after the judge's rules. >> this case hinges on self-defence. his client was assault. it's too soon to say whether he'll use the stand your ground law as a defense. he cited it several times in court. >> so the red, white and blue struck gold in sochi. mark is here to tell us about it. >> with the blue background and the red dress, did you know it would happen? >> i knew it. >> none of those things are connected to what i'm saying. sage kotsenburg spent much of his career in snow boarding second tier, not getting the attention or the results of some of his higher profile country men like shaun white. no longer sage kotsenburg won the first gold medal. the 20-year-old idaho native took the top spot with a for of 95.3 in the snow boarding slopestyle final. he tried a new trick, the holy cradle. rotating 4.5 times, grabbing his board. th

as cor curtis reeves, the 71-year-old shooter, he claims he was afraid for his life.t was dark. he wasn't sure what he was hit with but he knew he was up against a younger, bigger, stronger man. he claims he fired simply in self-defense. the video shows apparent my what many eye witnesses say, that at the very least some popcorn was thrown the reeves' direction before the fired but the victim's widow said her husband never struck reeves, and he stopped texting and put this phone back in his pocket. >> i put my left hand on his chest, telling him it's not worth it, sit down and watch the movie, and that's shot rang out, and immediately -- didn't register with me. i just -- saw a spark and saw him go down, and from there i didn't realize my finger was shot as well. i was so worried about him. >> that single shot went right through the woman's hand, killed her husband, and now chev is the sole parent of a two-year-old girl. >> i know it was dark inside the theater but quite a few people think they say something. after the shot was fired, what happened next? >> that's rig

then, three more through the windshield, killing officer curtis.g away, officer philips fired three shots with world-class precision. one went through the trunk, hitting mason in the back. when gerald mason was arrested, investigators asked him to remove his shirt. sure enough, he had a bullet wound on his back, proof that officer philips got him. >> the very last thing he did in life was to mark forever the man who killed him and his partner. and that's pretty compelling. because it is almost as if someone is speaking to you from the grave, telling you, ladies and gentlemen, i told you who it is. i pointed him out with my gunfire. >> that was never reported. as far as i know, to the media. i said, why didn't you tell us? because we didn't want anybody to know about it. we didn't want him to go and get plastic surgery or to, you know, whatever. and it is amazing. >> the gun was traced to shreveport, louisiana. the handwriting was gerald mason's, as was the thumbprint on the steering wheel of the car. >> i didn't realize i ran a red light. and i got

curtis reeves is at the center of a bizarre case. he shot the father of a young child in a movie theatre after an argument that allegedly involved a cell phone and some tossed popcorn. my co-anchor dan abrams has the emotional new testimony in our series "crime and punishment." >> pretty much split it down the middle and the whole side is here for my dad. >> jennifer shaw was here in court this week, pleading for her father's freedom. >> i never thought that i would be able to have kids and it was quite the blessing when my daughter was born and she was healthy. it was a very emotional time for my whole family. >> reporter: her dad, curtis reeves, accused of murdering a father in a florida movie theatre during the previews last month. wnlss say a single shot came during an argument over the use of a cell phone. another moviegoer immediately called 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there's been a gunshot at the cobb theatre. >> do you know who shot? >> i don't know. it looks like an older gentleman in the movie theatre. >> despe

he gets the gun from curtis reefs and stays by him to make sure he doesn't leave.oleson administering cpr, but he died a short time later. >> this was played in the hearing and you mentioned chad ole and his wife nicole was hit. you said her ring finger was hit? >> and still. >> she was supposed to testify and did not do so, but how is she holding up? we have been seeing a very emotional woman. >> this has gone on for two days. at times she has been crying and emotional as has been the suspect. it has been a lot of dramatic testimony. as you point out, it's a bond hearing. she is going to we are told issue a statement and speak to the media after the proceedings. we are still waiting for that. closing arguments again. it's not a trial, but closing arguments in the bail hearing going on right now. we don't know if reefs will be allowed to bond out. >> we willica wait for that new. the chief of aol getting heat after slashing benefits, but the ceo tim armstrong blames obamacare and i'm quoting him, distressed babies. we will talk about that coming up. justin bieber n

without bail. >> i'm just very happy and relieved by the judge's ruling. >> reporter: if convicted, curtis reeves could face 25 years in prison. all for an argument over texting during a night at the movies. david? >> ryan smith tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> and two major weather headlines developing this evening. the third storm about to hit the east this weekend. the forecast on that in a moment. but first, in the west. where families have been warned to start conserving their water in this history drought. look at this. a real mess, but this is the one part of the country where they are welcoming it tonight. hoping it brings relief. still didn't make any any easier to drive in it all. abc's clayton sandell tonight with the pictures. >> reporter: extreme weather is pounding the west. in portland, oregon, whiteouts on the runway and havoc on the highways. >> i think i'm in a lane right now. >> you think you are? >> i think i am. >> reporter: it's pouring in sacramento, california. >> yeah, they look great. we need more of them, though. >> reporter: a welcome sight to rancher don debernard

. >> a tampa judge denied bail for retired police officers curtis reeves, charged with killing chad oulson. reeves said he chat oulson in self-defence during an argument over texting. >> thousands flee as sectarian violence escalates in central african republic. the international criminal court launched a preliminary investigation into war crimes. >> violent protests in bosnia an friday. 25% of the people do not have jobs. government buildings, including the president's, were ransacked. thousands took to the street. those are the headlines. "consider this" is up n. -- is up next. >> a leak tape has u.s. furious. russians gloeting. >> the middle class in decline. big business focuses on the rich and the pour. a half century after america caught beatle mania. we hear from a man at the center of the craze. >> welcome to "consider this," here is more op what is

host: curtis, thank you for sharing. any response to that caller question mark guest: it is certainly a -- to that caller? guest: it is a heartwarming story. these are specialized facilities all over the country that did not exist years ago, but today are giving effective care to lots of premature babies, babies born maybe at term, but have particularly severe health problems. there's a whole range of medicine, specialized therapy, medicine, all coming into play to care for these kids. some of them are born and don't do as well as curtis's son will stop some continue to need care, whether in terms of health problems or mental issues. we treat them all over the country with tons of benefits to tens of thousands of kids all throughout the year. there a direct connection to nih work prior to some of that medical equipment getting out into the hospitals? guest: absolutely. nicu's a network of that do lots of research, some with quality of care to improve what they are doing and to see what kinds of best practices there are.

curtis reeves accused of killing a man in florida is in jail.a judge denied bail for the 71-year-old today. killing 48-year-old chad olson last month. said he shot him during an argument over texting. >>> according to the labor department there were only 113,000 jobs created last month, the analysts were expecting 160,000. down from last december. >>> president obama signed a farm bill worth nearly $1 trillion over. those are the headlines, america tonight is up next on al jazeera. day on long island. >> brutality inside america's biggest jail. tonight, more to it. >>> and the four young guys who made the nation of girls scream. beatle mania, 50 years later. >> new york was jumpin'. and we were jumpin' because we had landed in new york and we were in america.

. >> curtis reeves will be finding out today if he will be allowed to post bail.ovie theater when police say he got in a fight with chad olsen in a preview. he was heard to say he was texting his young daughter. prosecutor said reeves is a red hot that overreacted. and the defense said he felt threatened by a younger bigger man. and good to see you both. >> hi, greg. >> we heard what the wife is saying now. but in the movie theater she said. there was no cause to shoot anyone to which the defendant, her husband said you shut your (bleep) mouth and don't say a word. assuming it is admissible in trial. >> this guy has anger issues. curtis reeves had the equivalent of road raged in of a movie theater. and it was popcorn. and this man should not be allowed out on bail because he is a danger to society. and what are we going to do when he is at the grocery store and a lady gets close to him with his cart. he is a flight risk. at 71, if he is convicted of anything he is looking at a life sentence. >> do you see any reason that the judge granted him for bail today? >> it

. >> another person, very excited for our friend curtis stone. >> yeah, on february 1st, he officially opens the door to his intimate 25 seat restaurant in beverly hills. it is called maude. >> he's been telling me about that for the longest time. i'm so happy for him. >> good for curtis. >> he's a doll. >> if you're keeping up with your resolution to keep fit, bobbie has the buzz to keep you moving. >> and our moms with home cooked favorites. >> i can't wait to see what they're whipping up. >> and three reasons to watch the super bowl this sunday, the game, the halftime show and the commercials. >> we get a sneak peek with donny deutsch. [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+. you would need like a bunch of those to clean this mess. [ counselor ] you're probably right. hi. cascade kitchen counselor. 1 pac of cascade complete cleans tough food better than 6 pacs of the bargain brand

. >> a florida judge denied curtis reeves bond after seeing this video of last month's shooting.s infrared video. pay attention of the bottom right of the screen. video so question de tailed, to troubling it brought both reeves and the victim's widow to tears. cnn's martin savidge shows us what the video shows. >> reporter: the video is grainy but captures a powerful screen. it comes from a camera mounted on the wall of the theater and it starts with the lights on. people taking their seats for a matinee of the movie "lone survivor." keep your eye on the far right side. the man in the white looking shirt is allegedly 71-year-old retired police officer curtis reeves. his wife is next to him. after the lights dim the camera continues to see infrared. watch as reeves appears to lean toward the front row. prosecutors say he's complaining to 43-year-old chad olsson about using his cellphone. olsson is just out of view. reeves leans back then leans forward again after olsson said something back. moments later, reeves gets up and leaves. eyewitnesses say he claimed he was reporting olss

on a tape played in court today curtis reeves said that he was scared and shot in self defense. he and the other man were arguing over text messaging during previews befor when the shooting happened. >>> four of the life olympic rings actually opened. russian president vladimir putin said--let's go ahead. convoys are preparing to bring food and medicine and other aid into the besieged syrian city. dozens of women, children, and elderly people had to leave the city. the evacuation is part of a deal that also included a thre threey cease-fire. we have more on today's events. >> reporter: these are some of the most war-weary residents of homs. they've been trapped in the rebel-held city without regular access to food or medicine and have come under daily shelling. it's part of the surprise deal brokered between the government and opposition by the united nations. you according to state tv they have been used as human shields by terrorists. many of its neighborhoods fell under rebel control. but under the past year the government steadily recaptured most of them leaving a pocket of

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the theater was empty but prosecutors say curtis reeves sat down behind olsen and immediately tapped him on the shoulder and told him to stop it canning. then reaves went to get the manager. when he returned he continued to argue with olsen. it appears to show olsen throwing popcorn. then you see reeves reach for his pistol and shoot, he would kill him. olsen's wife was shot in the hand by the same bullet. she had her hand on her husband's chest. immediately after the shooting reaves said he shot because he was scared. reeves said he was hit with a controcell phone, and prosecutos dispute that saying that the only thing injured was his ego. >> i have no doubt in my mind that it was the right decision. >> reeves attorney said this case clearly hinges on self defense. they say it's too soon to say whether or not he'll use the controversial stand your ground law as a defense, but he cited it several times in court. >> in west virginia residents are worried that their water still isn't safe. they filed a possession against the department of health. runs of people are expected to march to

you can see in the courtroom the accused retired police captain curtis vooefs not handcuffed.traditional orange inmate jump suit. he's been afforded the same accomodations as someone who is on trial before a jury. but there is just one question here. should reeves be allowed to bond out of jail as he awaits this trial? vooefs accused of second-degree murder in the killing of 40-year-old chad olson as you said after reeves is said to have been angry that olson was texting in the movie theater. now, in court today a video from an infrared camera of the altercation between the two men was shown to the judge. reeves told deputies he shot olson because he believed olson was threatening him with something more than just a bag of popcorn. here's what he told detectives during his initial interrogation. >> he said something about he was -- if there was any of your [ bleep ] i was texting my daughter or something like that. and stay the hell out of my face. i think that's what he said. and his wife was holding him back. so i sat down and i think i got the bag of popcorn from my wife an

he maintained personal command of the, but his field commander is curtis lemay. when it came time -- when hap and didn't sequestered, one of the guys they brought in as part of their little group was curtis lemay. so he did have a respect for the man's ability to cut through the craft and get this done. >> okay. thank you again. [inaudible] [applause] i'm sure you'd be happy to sign it. so if you want to grab those. you may have been wondering camilo be famous because it expands helping us today. i don't know when that will air, but stay tuned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> now look at the life and political career of aaron burr with our partner cox communications. >> burrell was probably the greatest of the known alleged conspirators and it led to what i think has been running for the prowl of the century but the former vice president of the united states on trial for preaching against the united states. >> host: who was aaron burr as a person? >> guest: his grandfather was jonathan edwards, great leader of the great awakening his claim to fame was

the man in the white-looking shirt is allegedly 71-year-old retired police officer curtis reeves. his wife eggs next to him. after the lights dim, the camera continues to see in infrared. watch as reeves appears to lean toward the front row. prosecutors say he's complaining to 43-year-old chad olsen about using his cell phone. olsen is just out of view. reeves leans back, then leans forward again when prosecutors say olsen said something back. moments later, reeves gets up and leaves. eyewitnesses say he claimed he was reporting olsen to management. when he returns, witnesses say the men argued again, more loudly. now watch this. you see an arm, said to be olsen's, reaches into view and pluks reeves' popcorn out of his hand and throws it back at him. and nearly the same time you can see reeves thrust his right arm forward. prosecutors say that's the moment reeves fired a gun pulled from his pocket. let's look at that again slowed down. olsen allegedly yanking the popcorn and throwing it at reeves and reeves responding by firing his weapon. you can see the gunshot shock wave dislor

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we are joined by john curtis the director of research and policy with the association of university professors. maria joins us from ohio. she is an adjunct professor and is a member of the new azjunct majority. they are doing some innovative things in st. louis to get a handle on this. and an adjunct professor. thanks everyone for joining us. john, am i hearing this correctly. more than 75% of the people teaching students on college university campuses are essentially temporary part-time workers? >> that's right. what we have seen over the last three or four decades is pretty much a complete inversion of the faculty employment situation we had previously. in the early 70s, the majority of faculty members were full time and most of them were on the ten you're track. now we are looking at a situation where the majority of faculty members are teaching on a part-time basis which means they are paid on a course by course basis. very little or no job security in most cases not receiving any benefits. and not enough support from their ingstutions. and if you add in graduate students who are also doin

curtis said he hopes those steps will encourage financial institutions to promote the flow of funds to businesses as well as two households. i knew. i am some chefs in sochi are trying to score high marks from tourists visiting the winter games. they know competition will be tough trying to lure some of the three million dinars during the olympics and paralympics into their restaurants. annie's heroes have ashley in nine days so i met one cook trying to earn the gold medal performance performance with hungry visitors. twenty three beats the excitement right now rusty team all city to city hospitals including. he could have been pining takes you to show me new audi peaks seen i can. to deal with today the amount of no rain already she's named keith it had halted a two weekend games compete some reason the rear. some audience with a two time horse. in nineteen twenty eight in port the day she has created. over time the two using fleece sheets no scalpel. overnight michael. in breadcrumbs uncle imported from japan she says. england did she say very precarious the years go. just thought it

here is curtis, my felonyy has affected me: and another great story: >> it was interesting, you know,his isn't a conversation just about sympathy or empathy. this is about what reality what it means for our kids and businesses. this touches all areas of our life. >> and we are getting great tweets and facebook comments touching on all aspects. >> more than half a million inmates are released from prisons every year. many of them end up recommitting crimes and going right back to jail. in fact, as raj mentioned, recidivism rates are as much as 60% in some states. after they served time, they say they face the harsh reality of life on the outside. >> includes social exclusion, difficulty getting a job and in some states, not being allowed to vote. the social stigma is not to be underestimated making some ask whether there ever really is a chance at a second chance. u.s. attorney general eric holder recently urged states to restore voting rights as a way to reduce the number of ex cons returning to prison. donald and cheryl were both formerly incarcerated. they say permanent disenfranchi

and today's big deal rachel is back madame curtis and we're here to talk about wall street secret for two hundred a true story a secret fraternity now many of the barons of wall street they come from ivy league fraternities and secret secret societies skull and bones being the most well known among them but journalist kevin roose found his way into an annual black tie induction ceremony for kappa beta fi now a frat with a decidedly older age group then most dartmouth greenhouses now he detailed his experience in an article one percent jokes and dr what i saw when i crushed a wall street secret society. some wall street's most powerful wearing leotards and gold sequined skirts and costume we exempt trying to get that image out of your head sorry going to be hard rachel tell me more about the beta five what's the group's history what's the deal with them yes so it's essentially a switch the name of five beta kappa which is the name normally for honor groups in the there used to be a ton of the. societies now there's just one left it's wall street and it's it's essentially like a friars

. >>> a northern california woman is fed up with fastrac and tells curtis ming with a ticket she got that wasn't even hers. >> reporter: newly engaged lizy slinger doesn't have time to fight a ticket that isn't hers, a $30 fine for blowing through the venetia bridge toll plaza without paying. >> that was not me. it's not my vehicle. >> reporter: but the photo shows what appears to be her license plate number. how could that be? >> i was at work. there's no way i could have been on the bridge. >> reporter: here's more evidence it wasn't her. the car in the picture has a toyota license plate frame. she doesn't. hers sparkles and in the upper left of the photo the registration month starts with a j. hers is may. fasttrac rejected her appeal just as they did in february on another toll evasion fine. back then the fine was reduced to $5 she felt it was easier just to pay it, but this time she is not backing down. >> i'm at a dead end. this is it. >> reporter: the system is reading this as an f. after we got involved the bay area toll authority admits it was a mistake. they say the license

curtis reeves made an emotional peerns wednesday breaking down in tears. a cold-blooded killing that began with a dispute over text messages. witnesses say the victim simply threw popcorn at him. >>> a spanish cargo ship slammed into a sea wall and then snapped in half out of the south western coast of france. all 12 crew members were rescued by helicopters. we're told one person reportedly suffered some sort of nose injury. a pollution report has been issued in the area because of a fuel leak. it snapped in half. crazy. >>> and then we have a bit of a crime. a burglary that has very interesting occurrence. this is big mouth billy bash, you guys know it, the singing fish. i parentally it was near the door of a fishing bait store. the owner thinks the noise scared off a would be burglar. so now add to big mouth billy bass, crime fighter. >> so annoying, a burglar would rather leave. >> an annoyance factor. >> my wife has thrown out like three of those. >> why? >> this one's hi layer just. where is it? >> christina's going to love it. >> she doesn't. >>> big

host: curtis, thank you for sharing.sponse to that caller question mark guest: it is certainly a -- to that caller? guest: it is a heartwarming story. these are specialized facilities all over the country that did not exist years ago, but today are giving effective care to lots of premature babies, babies born maybe at term, but have particularly severe health problems. there's a whole range of medicine, specialized therapy, medicine, all coming into play to care for these kids. some of them are born and don't do as well as curtis's son will stop some continue to need care, whether in terms of health problems or mental issues. we treat them all over the country with tons of benefits to tens of thousands of kids all throughout the year. there a direct connection to nih work prior to some of that medical equipment getting out into the hospitals? guest: absolutely. nicu's a network of that do lots of research, some with quality of care to improve what they are doing and to see what kinds of best practices there are. we have

. >> reporter: at a bond hearing curtis reeves cried when his daughter told the court he's an old manh medical issues and needs to be set free. >> he used to make tables and benches and all kinds of things. he kept all of his tools because he just knew that his hands would get better but it hasn't happened. >> reporter: reeves is charged with second degree murder. police say he shot and killed 43-year-old chad oulson after they argued. police say oulson was texting his daughter's baby-sitter back home. reeves says he was struck in the face with an unknown object and acted in self-defense. but witnesses said the only object thrown was a bag of popcorn. oulson's wife nicole was sitting right next to him when he died. she too wept in court. the sheriff's deputy who was inside the theater and kept reeves there until police arrived says he overheard reeves speaking to his wife. >> she postured and she said, that was no cause to shoot anyone. and then he leaned back around and stuck his finger out, you know, as to scold her and said, you shut your [ bleep ] mouth and don't say another word.

curtis jackson does not work at google. >> did you guys signing?ays when he gets a third phone, we can dine at. -- sign it. >> we can sign your ipad consumer. ipad? thank you for showing us that technology. ♪ . . lacks welcome to "lunch money" where we tied together the best stories and video in business news. in ceo, goldman sachs chief lloyd blankfein says it is not deja vu in emerging markets. it is a bloomberg exquisite. in motors, a wide-body war. the new airbus takes off and boeing is dealing with turbulence. slashes 12,000 jobs. is less more when it comes to the banking? dumb starbucks, we hear from the man behind it. actor bill murray talked about what took george clooney so long to offer the job.