robbie faces a different challenge. only feels isolated from his young son, from his boyhood friend who just happens to be his cell mate. >> my cellie, a great dude. been knowing him for years. even before he came to prison. but i mean i got my problems that i ain't seen my son in two years and -- when he gets to tripping acting like he knows how i feel and stressing hard, he don't see his son for a week. he gets visits every week. everything that is possible to get in here. he has got it. i'm in here, [ bleep ] up. >> serving six years for armed robbery, wear his frustration in prison ink. >> that says vengeance. i have had a lot of wrong done to me. hurt a lot. i seek revenge for that. i have a lot of animosity build up when i got it. i am hoping i can let things go now for my sake, my son's sake. ain't worth it to come back to prison over. >> he points to another tattoo as the source of his frustration. >> the mother of my child. kind of mad that he is not, holding my son from me. awe bought that could be changing. a

the question comes from @real r robby cf -- by the way the fake robby did not ask this. 21 years old,here do i put the first $10,000 of my roth ira? this is essentially a question about how to get started. and i think it's very good one. first of all, @real robby cf, you have horse sense for using a roth ira rather than a regular one. roth makes more sense for younger people and workers aren't making that much money. up like a regular ira where your contributions are tax deductible, you do pay on the contributions to the roth ira, but you're allowed to withdraw the money without paying taxes or penalties at any time. so you have more access to your cash than the traditional ira. ultimately with the roth ira, you get to invest for decades without paying dividend taxes or capital gains without the account. the difference is you pay your taxes at the beginning whereas with your regular one you start to pay when you start to withdraw when you're older. if you just started working and you're in a low tax bracket, a roth might make sems for you. same if you think you might need to withdraw

robbie daly posted this photo to our page. nice job, robbie. we'll come back. we'll talk about our yellow alert and impact on the morning commute. >>> a commuter alert tonight for any of you traveling the inner loop of the beltway. the administration will be closing three left lanes between branch avenue at 10:00. that is so crews can do some emergency work on the bridge. the roads will be open by 5:00 tomorrow morning, then close again tomorrow night. be aware of that. >>> repairs are wrapping up. damage by the earthquake 2 1/2 years ago. >> graham went behind the scenes as crews showed us their progress. putting it all back together again. >> when we go upstairs, you'll have an opportunity to touch a ceiling, which is 96 feet above the floor here and see how wonderful the restoration process is here. for us, union station is a national treasure. it's an architectural icon. it is an engineering marvel, this building, serving 100,000 people every day and it is expected that ridership will dramatically increase. >> we're a third of the way up. in the center, whe

when i talk to robbie and found out, i could've cared less. that is the type of person i am.e into our locker room, just like in the galaxy, it would have been a nonissue. it is a nonissue. >> it is good that there was a conversation out there? >> it has to start somewhere. you saw jason collins and then robbie and i see michael sam coming. -- now you see michael sam coming and it paves the way for athletes who are hopefully more comfortable. once michael sim is drafted in comfortable in a team in performing well, then you see guys were comfortable in coming out. >> hasn't always been that comfort? -- has there always been that comfort? >> i don't think there always has been comfort but that is perception. it takes somebody to actually do it and once that happens and the media and people see that this really is a nonissue. this is not a big deal at all. i think once people start to see that, it doesn't really become a story. it is part of everyday life. it is more of the norm. >> how do you think you will do as a team and individuals for the world cup? >> we have a difficult

last year, basketball's jason collins and soccer's robby rogerss declared they're gay.tball is another order of magnitude altogether. >> in the american psyche, football is where our gladiators play, okay? it's the roughest, macho sport. and jon stewart had this funny thing. >> who is this gay football player? oh, probably a kicker, huh? am i right? you know, a kicker, a gay kicker. >> reporter: at 6'2", 260 pounds, university of missouri defensive lineman, michael sam, used skill and strength to lead the s.e.c. in sacks last year. >> he's a hell of a football player. that's what i'm trying to get people to focus on. >> reporter: pr guru, an abc news consultant worked with michael sam ahead of the announcement. the reaction, including the cover of "sports illustrates," overwhelmingly positive. one dallas sports anchor's commentary went viral. >> you beat a woman and drag her down a flight of stairs pulling her hair out by the roots, you're the fourth guy taken in the nfl draft. you lie to police trying to cover up a murder, we're okay with that. love another man, that's

but at the same time there are other athletes, you know, robbie rogers, michael sam, male athletes who active. all of us, you know, it's about being athletes, going out there and winning and competing, playing hard. it's just - that's what it's about. well, the winter olympics are over. three medal events on the final day of competition. we start with the one event that had the most positive outcome for team usa, the russians winning gold in the 4-man bobsled. the usa won the bronze by 0.003. steven hulkham won his medal for the games. on the hockey rink canada played sweden, superstar sidney crosby scored his first goal and canada's defense was locked down. three goals in six olympic contests. they are the first back to back gold medal hockey winners since the soviet union back in 1988. here is a look at the metal count. russia ends up with the most total: >> that is sports for this hour. >> well, we are looking at some rain charts to the south. we had beautiful weather to the north-east. what we are really concerned about is the cold air that is filtering in from canada, comele in fr

he served time for armed robby. like so many kids his age, he said he was dreaming of getting rich.fter his final exams he's planning on studying law and become an attorney. >> i decided on law because of my father. in some cases, he was wrongly convicted, and that hurts. i'm hoping i'll be able to overturn these miscarriages of justice someday. >> judge di bella weems his challenges. through legal channels, he says with his experience, he could even imagine him as a fellow judge one day. >> why not? anyone who works in the justice system is checked out. anything's possible. >> judge di bella stands by the practice of taking children from mafia families, and he's not alone. another judge in reggio calabria's juvenile court as well. that's it for "european journal." thanks for watching, you can talk to us vie our facebook page. but for all the team in brussels, i hope you can join us next time. good-bye. a7guceÑeÑ democracynow.org 02/06/14 02/06/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! we begin with a fox news alert, there's a bombshell

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let's get at the real meat of robby's question.s investing $10,000 because there's a $5,500 per year contribution limit if you're under 50, and he wants to know if he should buy individual stocks or a basic s&p 500 index fund. this is a real fundamental question that every single investor has to ask herself. regular viewers know where i come down on this. i actually think the optimal strategy is to own a diversified portfolio, five or ten individual stocks, and keep track of everything you own, and i outline it pretty carefully in "get rich carefully." in my opinion, that's the most effective and efficient way to make money in the market. if you do the homework, keep track of everything you own, then you should be able to beat the performance of the s&p 500 pretty regularly. i know many of the viewers say this to me. if you can't keep up with the averages, picking your own stocks lets you sidestep much of the decline when we're in a bear market, which is very important. because making back money you have lost is much harder than ge

. >>> our system just heard from robbie he says my backyard is flooded. it's pouring. there are breaks to the west. wind advisory is out until 10:00 this morning. coast and hills and gusts 50 miles an hour. the heaviest though i still think santa cruz mountain is down to monterey. this is definitely a storm. you get the wind and rain associated with it. the low all track very close to us and then take a dive toward big sur. up toward minute vino county and lake county. it looks like things are picking up in intensity toward lake county. but also some areas yountville and santa rosa where who see the yellow and orange. but other areas are getting a little bit of a break. east bay as well. it will be a dicey commute. coming toward the altamont pass right in livermore it will will be really tough. and then toward the santa clara valley. you can see the yellow back into the santa cruz mountains. 50s for most. barometric pressure is 29.38 inches of pressure. airport that is very low. east 24 at napa. so we are getting that easterly breeze. why? because high pressure is to t

. >> and marco robbie make it fun. but "the wolf of wall street" is a hideously true tale.its many laughs with fist-shaking rage. >> if you get into the mind set of these guy, this guy is bragging about the drug, he's bragging about what he's doing. you're going to feel this is not the right way of going about it. not only that, it's charming and funny. >> i don't work for you, maen. >> you have my money taped to your boobs. technically you do work for me. >> it can be tasteless at times. but is it more offensive than what's happened? >> reporter: before his 1998 arrest and indict, joe belfour made $100 million with his company by bilking unsophisticated investors into buying sketchy stocks. he did 22 months in prison and wrote a book, which dicaprio brought to scorsescorsese. >> you just tried to bribe a federal officer. financial. >> financitechnically i did bri anybody. >> the eighth nomination of his unparalleled career, scorsese uses the "wolf of wall street" to depict the culture of excess as another film explored the mob mindset. >> using elements of a style i develo

robbie torres. it was 2-1 flyers in the second with the shark. they found the groove. joe pavelski. sharking win 7-3. as a matter of fact, late in the game, logan couture had a goal waved off that would have given him a hat trick as well. so stephanie in san francisco wanted to know, dear dennis, why do they call it a hat trick? legend has it it came from cricket. in 1958, hh stevenson had three consecutive wickets. his teammates bought him a hat to mark the occasion and the name caught on. >> hh. >> you knew that. >>> in malibu, they pick up their 12 conference win. the most they have had since. jimmy carter was in the oval office. i think bawamede had a better year than carter. they are giving saint mary a run for their money. thomas vandemar ties the game in the first half. randy bennett is headed to the round up. 26 points in the final four minutes of the the game. centenary wins 70-61. >>> she meets 17 of she 20 shots, four of the all-time record. the bears beat washington state at overtime. stanford also beat washington. i have it in my hand the thursday night top five. the as

. >>> as of now there's only one openly gay player, robby rogers. he plays for l.a. galaxy u.s.attorney general eric holder says the justice department will expand legal rights to ga. they will not be forced to testify against each other, and thousands of officers and firefighters killed in the line of duty will be eligible for federal benefits. >>> a strange new coffee shop opening with folks wondering whether it's real, whether it's legal. >> it's called dumb starbucks with logos strikingly similar to the giant coffee chain. drew big crowds on its first day yesterday perhaps because word got around that the coffee was free. a list of frequently asked questions says the store is a work of parody art. >> it's reality show. and i think this camera and that. it's the talk right now. >> i'm sure the world will soon find out "the last times" contacted the real starbuckss to find out if it pursues legal action. >> go get your coffee now before they close it down. >>> folks around the bay area finally look like they'll catch a much-needed break after a very stormy weekend. a lot of cl

. >> last year, jason collins became the first openly gay player in the nba and robbie rogers became the first openly gay player in major league soccer. >>> the recent storm that brought the much needed rain to the bay area dumped several feet of snow in the sierra. skiers and snowboarders are enjoying eight inches of new snow that fell just within the past 24 hours. in the higher elevations with three to five feet of new snow experts are warning about the possibility of acalanches, despite the weekend snowfall, snow depths are still about a third of normal. >>> well the rain is gone but low level moisture remains in place over the bay area and we are mostly cloudy at this hour and i expect we'll be mostly cloudy as we get going tomorrow morning, the possibility of patchy fog and drizzle. right now temperatures in the 50s, 53 san francisco, looking at 55 outside your door livermore, low 50s to mid 50s along the peninsula so for the week ahead ridge of high pressure will be building in and it will keep the storm track a little bit farther to the north at least for tomorrow, into wedne

robbie keane here five years. plenty of restaurants in italy. which would have been unthinkable for foreigners only ten years i can maintain its very easy at the fair there is actual very alarmed and my kids it's a different city from what is less than eighty. to completely hide secrets fruit snacks. he is up early this morning. he doesn't want to speak generous offer they're not going to hand out thirty sounds and presents but she didn't need it. politicians. i hope people like to give this notebooks when school starts and presents were a kid at christmas. that's the kind of politician. we knew that i kidding. he says and directed a member of the city council in canton to the magazine's next mayor is that i'm doing crap. some of my school has a funny man. the high school. i am getting involved in politics. but the ending when i was still money in the apartment buildings that still did the money to genetics into the details of the demagogue. i like them he had a present. we live did. god bless you. this each tester beat the campaign posters enco

though the development of the day have not being as secular as they should be the government of india robbie has a second as they should be. in light of which an open lot of incidents being supported by parker's son or chinese. this gets on top is open to you. once bound edition of the question was what people believe in the regular catalog the only news will come back and that i did. that hike and it sounded a bit there with them then obama and then getting them from china. um what's the chittagong i'm stalking since taken place known and i in the end all up expects some kind of on field action on a new gt as of eight edition. but it has been all have had one glass of milk if one for whom the audience at the end of the blue optics of the garden. they have. didn't quite go the baby would have adopted the links between the vatican is now mrs invited to the east on in pakistan and said she does groups in india. how does one go about baking these links hotel husband and she's the pretty committee beazley is no real school opened with the bottom of this the omani government the left of school co

honorary us proving captain bergen davis best of luck to all of pursuits of the olympic team and robbie them by me on twitter we're getting things we see in that stuff. it's technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. they were it's not story. it's just this guy like me are about guns that are working for the people most missions the beach meet you work for each other right station. on. the road it was. there i marinate and this is boom bust and these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up credit suisse is facing fire today after the justice department alleged that the swiss banking but human use clandestine methods to help americans hide billions of dollars from the i.r.s. will have that story coming right up plus we have part one of my interview with the host of our kids.

honorary us proving captain burton davis best of luck to all the pursuits of the olympic team and robbie them fry me on twitter word games things will see you next time. well. some technology innovations all these developments from around russia. the future are covered. wealthy british sign the sun. is not on the telephone. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. of. a. hello welcome to breaking the set i'm out of morning where a packed show for you today i'll be talking about religious persecution of the military government trolls and patrolling the net threats that undermine u.s. democracy and a tribute to comedian bill hicks to stick around we have a lot of stats to break. the perfect it was terrible they are looking very hard to take i. want to get to. the plant life have you ever had sex with her thick hair cut. so that. she was. going to say. it's no secret that islamophobia is bred in the u.s. military in fact some would argue that it's a necessar

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what is going through his mind now our favorite psychotherapist doctor robbie ludvig is here next.ou: 263 days until the midterm elections. the obama administration trying to put a positive spin on the obamacare disaster. joining us now is john fund. good to have you both here. >> to be very clear i think they only have one strategy. if i was running, i was focused on other things. there are 42 americans that don't have coverage that can finally afford it. 42 million americans. lou: lou: john fund, the idea of this that we are looking at they are accused of shutting down the government wanting to. do the republicans over the democrats in the house a debt? >> well, clearly if the democrats have gone back to congress after the first surfaced and said we will work with you and fix them, i think the republicans would've had their thunderstorm from them. there would be an uproar. lou: the president has said to the american people that he is going to go around and i can't find an instance in history where a president has said that they would defy the form of government for his own purpos

first world cup finals for twelve years and for the first away game in brazil against in-form belgium robbie propellors men will wear this new kit unveiled by national sport players we've been undergoing warm weather training camps in the mediterranean while the new western style domestic season is in its winter break we're getting ready just like usual really we've already been called up for two training camps in spain which are always hard for the format change hasn't really affected me to basically play in the same month as before but it's the final run in coming up and we go in well right now so it's doubly important alexandersson me of a locomotive moscow are second in the russian premier league level on points with leaders and it's in petersburg but with eleven matches to go the midfielder thinks it's not just luciano's qualities man who pose a threat to locals title challenge. i don't think only the need to be up there in the end i believe there are five teams which will be challenging us and the team that performs the best in this last stretch will ultimately win the title however fe

robby ludwig. thank you for joining us. bill, what is your initial inclination.at she did it? >> from a law enforcement perspective you have to assume it is something here and you can't dismiss it. there is things that the law enforcement and fbi can do. and so if there is any indication by people lured in by a advertisement and the type of murder. she said she liked the knife she and has used it before. look for other murders that have the same type of pattern. if you are willing to say where they are taking place. show us on the map. >> she said alaska down to north carolina. dr. ludwig, what possesses someone to do this and make it up? she wants to be known. she likes the idea of being dangerous to men and i think she is probably responsible for some of the murders. the first thing i thought about was someone who is sexually abused. they are killing off the same person in some way. she is killing off men and shoes she is stronger then and talks about the number. it is like a man bragging about sexual conquest. under a hundred. for her it is sexually related an

among the four players on this fishing trip, robbie torres. where are they? in cobb owe san lucas. a big catch of the day, these posted on the former shark's facebook page. >> jeff joins us now. you have the olympic zone coming up. >>> yes, we have a few great catches coming up. the movie cool runnings inspired by many olympians have made it to sochi. and we're going to have details on the timing technology behind the gold medal finishes and what the difference is between a secret weapon and a wardrobe malfunction. >> that will be good. >> anything with johnny weir. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >>> lights, camera, access. >> this is her going, i can't even believe it. >> i can't believe it. >> shake it all over. a surpris

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. >> the shooting is the most high profile of a series of break ins and robbies in a quiet neighborhood. it -- robberies in a quiet neighborhood. it helped some look into hiring a private security patrol. >> we don't feel like it is a safer neighborhood. not any of us feel like that. we have to be careful. >> reporter: police are still looking into weather the people they arrestred connected to other burglaries -- arrested are connect could to other burglaries. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police provided updates on two other cases. they arrested a 43-year-old. for the death of a woman on saturday -- old for the death of a woman on saturday. and police have a lead in the arrest of a homicide. investigators believe she was targeted. >>> a senator wants to restore access to a popular beach south of half moon bay. he owns the land along the beach and has shut off the only road leading to it. last year a court upheld his right to do that so today he introduced legislation authorizing the land commission to negotiate to buy the land or to actually sees it under eminent domain. >>> a ba

robbie from the emergency operations center in georgia sent out this picture earlier today.his is north of atlanta, and here you've got south carolina, the department of public safety saying stay off the road, especially the bridges. those are the first places to accumulate ice. >> maria, thank you. mo ivory is joining us from atlanta. she is a big time radio host. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> it's good to talk to you. you need to tell me what is going on in atlanta. delta has canceled flights and 1500 flights tomorrow. and southwest is shutting down operations tomorrow. is this out of an abundance of caution or are the forecasters predicting something really horrible here? >> i think both. i think it's an abundance of caution, and rightfully so. imagine if they didn't take the precautions they didn't take and we have a repeat of two weeks ago, it would be awful. i think they're being pre-cautious because they have to. they're using the task force that the governor set up, and all the things that mayor reed put into place. it is like a ghost town. the grocery stor

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. >> as of now there's only one openly gay player, robby rogers, plays for the major league soccer'slaxy. >>> developing news, one suspect is dead, and another is critically wounded after an apparent home invasion robbery attempt in hayward. police say it happened before 5:30 yesterday on western boulevard. a man who lived there told police he shot a man and a woman among several intruders who entered the home. not clear exactly how many suspects are still at large. >>> and new this morning, a new survey finds airline pilot sometimes try to land at the wrong airport including in the bay area. a search of government data and media reports say mistaken approaches happen at least 150 times since the 19 90s, and san jose is a particular troubled spot, with pilot landing up to land in moffit field. the most recent incident happened back in november 2012. plane was waved off just in time. >>> happening today, a look at a new problem on the eastern span of the bay bridge. rainwater seeping into places that are supposed to be watertight. the leaking could eventually cause corrosion. caltrans

robby isn't convinced she says wait five minutes and education quote unquote experts will change their minds. jane maria says it needs to be a choice. i chose a women's college and it was my first safe space away from male hegemony. it doesn't necessarily speak tot benefits of single sex education in private schools. >> many people have strong opinions, i suspect this will cause, controversy. hermella, thank you. could a robot take your job, in many cultures, the future is now. >> should you be worried that a robot will take your job? well, you probably should be, because it's already happening. a recent study found nearly 50% of american jobs could be automated in the next 20 years. so what jobs are at risk? earlier i had a chance to speak with eric brynjoffsson, co-author of the second machine age, work progress and prosperity in a time of brilliant technologies. you write that historically, advances have destroyed many jobs but at the same time created many mors. the 1990s in what you called the great decoupling. >> that's right. all throughout history technology has been changing t

robby rogers is one.very athlete continues to add to the growing chorus of people who acknowledge that homophobia is virtually dead in sports and all of these people who are -- it's offensive that these n.f.l. scarfs are saying his draft stock will drop because of the media circus that this might draw. >> that's disgusting and offensive. if an n.f.l. team cannot handle a couple of days of some media because they have a gay player, then those general managers in front office, they should all be fired. every n.f.l. team tries to get to the biggest media circus in the world, the super bowl every year. if they can't handle some questions and a couple of extra cameras at some ota did or training camp, then those people should go and replace them with people who can handle that. >> now, c yd, what about the locker rooms? are they ready for a gay teammate. >> in 15 years of running out sports. we have told the stories of a couple hundred athletes. everyone says the same thing, high school college proceed back to

the earliest code of law we have, the code of how robby shows that there were already dozens of laws about controlling women and how to punish them and distinctions between good women and bad. also gave men the right to put their wives and children to death if they disobey. it begins with scriptural support, violently controlling anyone who is disobedience and the absolute authority men had over wives. and it moves into the control families permitted for their kids and some people take that to a violent extreme. it has only been identified as pathological behavior in my lifetime. >> host: adjust got the answer. in the control room, writing upwards about -- >> guest: somebody else. >> host: chris in seattle. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: chris williamson calling. >> guest: i love you so much! this is one of the most important figures in women's music whose albums should be known, who put forward the future of olivia records with her best-selling album the changer and the change. >> caller: you are the best. i called because i am so proud to see you on the s

police say they broke into robby's house last november, robbing him and murdering him. >> new this morning eight people out of their homes after an early morning fire in west oakland. that fire broke out about 2:00 this morning at a complex on 34th near san pablo avenue and interstate 580. fire crews had the fire contained in 45 minutes. no one was hurt. this morning the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> so it's relatively calm in seattle this morning, it's pretty early after celebrating that big, big win. >> they got rowdy. seattle police say there was some rowdiness including a massive bonfire set. but they say no major disturbances that warranted arrests. a lot of officers on the streets as well as the sheriff's department trying to keep things calm. >> later this morning, super bowl winning coach pete carroll and mvp malcolm smith will both appear before the media to talk about seattle's first major championship in more than 30 years. so, how did we get here? well, it's all seattle from the start. this is amazing a. botched snap on the first play of the game led to a

bandcamp dot com and record label records or going with thank you so much robbie for us and graeme my brother awesome to have you on man. that's our show you guys join me again next week and i break that all over again. technology innovation and all the developments around. the future. i marinate joining me. for in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary interviews and much much. only on bombast and. in response to the intense law enforcement on skid row some local residents have made it their job to watch the police. my mother em off while the boat came to california in one nine hundred fifty six and they both got a job downtown l.a. work in a bullock's department store on seventh and broadway. my father he'd been living downtown is since. but my mother she lived out in the projects the bad part of it was that i ended up hanging out in my mother's old neighborhood where you joined the games and so for me i got into my diction my addiction landed me in front of a judge. is doing robberies he said you have to go to state prison so they say as soon as me to eighteen years day

and we have robbie rogers in the mls, but we don't see him as much as michael sam, in the most populara week-to-week basis. >> you know, he talked to his own team and coaches before this college football season and he was welcomed. he was a leader on that team all year. hopefully, that's a model of what can happen in the nfl as well. andy scholes, thanks so much for being with us on the story. it's a very big milestone today in sports. >> no question. >>> let's get a check now of what's going on in the markets this morning. alison kosik is here. good morning, alison. >> good morning. seeing a lot of green arrows, at least overseas. japan's market with a gain. hong kong slightly lower, a jump of 2% in shanghai. markets in europe look like they're following asian markets higher. london, france and germany all off to a pretty good start for the week. two big things we'll be watching for this week. first of all, testimony from the new head of the fed, janet yellen. she's going to be on capitol hill this week. investors anxiously awaiting to hear how she thinks the u.s. economy is doing at

. >> charles shelling is convicted of robby and aggravated assault in both cases. a really important part in solving this crime, but there's a possibility that just with the description alone, we may have caught this guy anyway. but the video helped us tremendously. >> as for udon, he counts his blessings every day. despite the violent attack, he goes back to work at the convenience store, though his children wish he would quit. >> come on, please, don't go there. every day, can you quit the job? can you find another job? >> but udon says he won't leave any time soon. he's grateful to have this job, at least for now. >> i came back. owner, he trust me. different with the money, financial, and mental support. everything he gave me. >> being a victim of an armed robbery didn't deter udon from returning to his job and didn't deter store manager karen smith or jewelry store owner barry fixler, either. they all went back to their daily lives, knowing that when they were faced with fear, they fought back >>> unexplained images that captivate and perplex. >> the alien in

i always wonder how may times i can get this question robbie for people stop asking me to predict.eam will win. >> michigan state. you obviously like them also. stuart: you learn a lot on this program. this is my christmas tie held onto february. i am going to ask you about what i think is -- it is a financial program. i think you are making a huge contribution to the financial world. you are part of an internet delivered network of sports broadcasting, your signal does not go out over the cable. it does not go out over the satellite. it comes to people over the internet. what is it called again? >> the first 247 all-digital sports network. i write for sports illustrated. i have a broad perspective on this. all of the shows you can dvr them. we do not know what shows these come on anymore. just this saturday, stuart, 36 games will be streamed live on campus. including st. louis university which is the number ten -ranked basketball team in the whole country. the only way that you can watch -- stuart: hold on a second. are there ads? >> i happen to post something called the seth davi

even since jason came out, and it was at mls player, robby -- i forget his name around we're friends.ow many states now allow gay marriage. it's becoming so accepted that it's a nonevent. and i think just in the span of six, 12 months it's changed dramatically. >> yet even in arizona this week we've seen efforts by lawmakers to kind of make it illegal again to just be gay. saying you have the right to refuse to serve people if you suspect them -- >> that's the craziness of politics. that's not the real feeling of the population. you don't just -- just how we deal with people anymore has just changed. people don't -- unless you're running for office and you really need to have a strong republican constituency voting for you, real people aren't that way. and so i think we've really come to the point where in the real world in real life, we don't care. and that's a beautiful thing to say. you never run into people. it's not an issue. no one says to me -- no one contacted me -- >> is it generational? >> absolutely. >> a sense that anybody over 40 probably still has a slight hangup histori

. >> i do understand there is significance but at the same time there are other athletes, robby rogersael sam, male athletes who are active, all of us, you know, it's about being an athlete and going out there and winning and competing and player hard and it's just that's what it's about. >> reporter: over at the nfl combine michael sam addressed the circus on saturday about coming out and today will showcase his skills on the field and missouri will be tested in the 40-yard dash and shuttle run and football related drills to see how he stacks up against the competition and you cannot measure a person's heart and desire and wants to get judged bisexual orientation but michael sam the football player and we are in indianapolis at the nfl combine and providing us updates throughout the day on al jazeera america later in the day and hopefully the topic and it's news but hopefully one day it will not be news. >> look forward to hearing later in the day. for more on the first openly gay player we are joined by gerrad max and he made it clear where his focus was and we will pull it up in the

>> if he says it, i will not fight with robbie. 131 is below where it trades now.at universe does that work? >> route markets is lucky. >> i will take a quick rate. you'll stick around after the break. we will ask you five earning questions. i'm excited. >> i am always excited to be here. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back. i am stephanie ruhle, joined by matt miller and richard parsons. it is time for five burning questions. here we go. >> first question, what was your first big break? >> the best thing that happened to me was meeting my wife. that was the best thing. >> laura. >> getting that job offer -- >> rate out of law school. >> that was my most significant mentor. >> where you get your news? >> from cnn. and the internet. i have services that flash on my blackberry. they tell me what is going on. if i did deeper, i go to cnn. >> you will switch now? >> "in the loop" is my new thing. >> what is your guilty pleasure? >> cigars. >> and wine. >> not guilty about that. >> everybody is supposed to drink wine. nobody is supposed to smoke. >> this is my favorite fact

do you have any robbies? >> i collect spores, molds and fungus. >> harold ramis has died starring in ghost busters. he found hollywood acclaim behind the camera as a director. he died in his chicago home surrounded by his family. he died from complications from a rare disease he battled for four years. it was autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis that involved swelling of the blood vessels. a.j. hammer, when this crossed, everybody was like who you going to call? how many times have you seen ghost busters? 87? i have. >> it's so iconic. i think how he was part of so many more films than people had any idea of. he was in the most enduring comedies and the writing team that was part of animal house. he launched his career and john belushi has a huge star. he corods stripes. he is best known for ghost busters. he cowrote and had the starring that we just saw. it was one of the greatest ever. he has directing credit from caddyshack and national lampoon's vacation. groundhog day that i have seen over and over. analyz

. >> reporter: and margo robby bring the fun. >> but no touching. >> reporter: as director martin scorsese shared to us at the hotel. >> this guy is dragging about the drugs, about what he's doing but you're going to feel this is not the way to go about it. >> don't do that, man. >> reporter: flow enjoying eighth best director nomination of his unparalleled career. he says he uses "the wolf of wall street." >> using elements of a style i developed when i did "goodfelllas," freeze frame and voiceovers -- >> naets when i knew i couldn't come back from florida alive. >> i wanted to push it further. >> qui honestly, you have to be furious making the picture. >> reporter: now at 71 he's been rejuvenated with his five collaborations with dicaprio. >> i think when we worked on "gangs of new york" we had a good experience working on that picture together. i thought i would make smaller films and then i had a chance to make "aviator," then i got more excited about making more pictures. then i wanted to make "departed" and he said he wanted to be in it, it starts all over again. >> reporter: today's

, we've seen jason collins, wnba number one pick, brittney griner, diver tom daly, and soccer star robbyonly one of those, greiner, the world women's basketball star, did what michael sam just did, come out at the very start of their pro careers. sam, an all-american defensive end at the university of missouri, announced he is gay. early last week, in an interviews with espn and "the new york times." since sam is eligible for may's nfl draft, pro football may have its first active player who is openly gay. almost immediately, sam was met with a flood of support from his teammates at missouri and even from the twitter accounts of president obama and first lady michelle obama. "sports illustrated" published a bold cover, america is ready for michael sam, while also asking, is the nfl ready for michael sam? many nfl players and alumni said, yes, and the league itself issued a statement that said, quote, readmire michael sam's honesty and courage. michael is a football player. any player with ability and determination can succeed in the nfl. we look forward to welcoming and supporting michae

and pretty significant mount be snow for some of you, especially along the higher elevations of the robbiesmore than six inches, even more than a foot of snow locally for some of you. now let's head back inside. >> thanks so much. >>> it was a weekend of strange behavior for actor shia labeouf. take a look. >> when the sea gulls follow the troller, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea. thank you very much. >> certainly the actor raising eyebrows at this press conference promoting his new movie and shortly afterwards, he stormed out. >> despite that, he topped his night off with a walk on the red carpet with a bag over his head. what's up with shia? for the answer, let's go to somebody who knows strange behavior, michael tammero. >> excuse you! i was young and i needed the money! >> we have footage of that! how do you explain this? are we being put on? >> if we are, he better get to it quickly because he's starting to get a bad reputation and people aren't going to want to work with this guy. a year ago, he was starring with alec baldwin, he was bounced from the show