and corey answered the phone. she said when corey answered the phone that corey was asleep. and she asked her what she was doing. corey said i'm sleeping. >> tiffany also told friends she drove to corey's apartment around 4:00 a.m. and knocked on her door, but no one answered, so she left. >> her statement that she went by corey's house puts her at the crime scene, during the time that corey possibly could have been killed. and that added to that suspicion that she could possibly be involved. >> but when investigators checked tiffany's cell phone records, they made a startling discovery. tiffany didn't call corey after they left the ritz bar. but why would tiffany make up a story like that? >> everybody was talking about the possibility that maybe she was sexually interested in corey. tiffany mentioned to me in a very casual conversation that she had been -- >> tiffany had a real true affection for corey. >> in addition, tiffany told friends things about the crime scene that had not been released to the general public. >> she was describing the state of the victim's body and

because i'm corey. you know? you know? of the dysfunctional families that's out here. a lot of people that meets my family loves my family, you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know? if i get out, i will send some pictures and money orders. be good. stay out the hole. i'm going to cry. i can't keep reading this. i miss her so much. >> corey and melissa's brother, william allen, is also serving time at the house of correction. he's been sentenced to a year and a half for assault and battery. >> my sister said to me one day, it must be a family curse. it must be. i mean, hard time has fallen on us all. well, i had a white band and yellow band. these are symbolic to my family, my sister, and my brother, corey and lisa. i wear them to keep them close to my heart and let them know that i'm thinking about them every day. >> he loves his family. you know what i'm saying? even if you're doing bad or doing good or he's doing bad or doing good, he put his family first. >> they're the first thing on my mind

miss corey did meet with miss jones and other leaders. the facts of the case have been misrepresented extensively and media spread of misposition and made the decision to armour local delegation with the truth. her predecessor, former state attorney, harry shorestein, that continues in private practice in florida, has a different take. i spoke with him earlier and asked if he's ever seen anything like this e-mail sent by attorney corey. >> i have neither has any of the more prominent attorneys who i have spoken with about the e-mail. >> and what do you make of the tone of it? >> well, let me start by saying our rules of professional conduct as they relate to prosecutors prohibit any extra judicial statement that could have the possibility of influencing a jury. so it would be totally unheard of to essentially put your entire argument in the media shortly before a trial. but that may be address bid the court. i haven't followed all of the motions that have been filed. marissa's alexander's attorney. >> let's just stay was a high-profile ca

we had no choice. >> corey is a complicated person. >> my brother corey is a funny guy. >> nasty. >>used to beat each other up, steal candy, steal bikes. >> my brother william is very smart. >> take money out of wishing wells together, set fires. >> i don't know how he got caught up. >> family, it's been so many years since we drifted apart. it didn't mean i don't love you. i was lost in the dark. >> william would just start speaking in spoken word kind of out of nowhere. we would just be talking to him, and he would break out into a rhyme. his poems were really meaningful to parts of his life and his story. >> at one point in time, chop was my friend. it was a friend. i will call it a genie in the bottle. my name is addiction. and i'm the genie in the bottle. wherever you go, sir, i will surely follow. hold up. i was going to take a sip from that bottle. but first be warned it's going to be the hardest thing to swallow. well, you're a grown man -- >> william, corey and melissa were all arrested on charges of assault and battery. they were separate incidents, but each of their crimes

what is your sense of what angela corey is up to here?it's interesting to me that angela corey and this county is the county we had the jordan davis case that failed to get a conviction or an acquittal. didn't get any decision on the first count. she did get that against marissa alexander. she was a special prosecutor that went to sanford on the george zimmerman case. one has to wonder when you're looking at a scorecard like this whether angela corey is really, really aggressive and competent, or is there something else going on here, as lisa bloom raises in her book? i'm more concerned about changing the legislation and dealing with the legislators, but i must say that i'm more than curious about how miss corey seems to have a perfect batting average of zero on these cases. >> reverend al sharpton, thank you so much. catch the reverend's show at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> coming up, i'll talk to a member of the florida state legislature who supports this controversial law. stay with us. [ as schwarzenegger ] show me the movies with

>> this is another outrage from angela corey's office.eems to be a series of blunders going on there. first the zimmerman came, and then the michael dunn case and now this. she seems completely tone deaf to what the community is saying which is marissa alexander probably should not be behind bars at all if the next jury finds this was a self-defense situation. even if it wasn't self-defense, even if the jury finds that she fired to scare her husband off, her allegedly abusive ex-husband off, 20 years is so far out of keeping with any sense of proportionality when no one else was hurt. and now she wants to triple that to 60 years? i mean, this is really shocking. >> no, it's shocking and i happen to be in florida today. and when you look at the fact that we're just dealing with no conviction in the murder counts on jordan davis' killing where he died. a 17-year-old kid, trayvon martin, 17-year-old kid died, no conviction. and this young lady convicted, sentenced to 20 years. the court of appeals said the judge didn't charge the jury right.

>> it's not a y, it's a v. >> v. >> reporter: this is corey now.hen you think about playing high school baseball and high school football what, are those memories? >> they're good memories. with good friends. >> reporter: his troubles started with pain killers prescribed for a pitching injury. and that little pill that made him feel better-- >> yes. >> reporter: was actually the gateway to heroin. >> it was and then he went to oxy, and then oxy becomes too expensive so, that's when they go to heroin. >> i mean, it's $5. it's the same price as a happy meal. >> reporter: sue and lori were there when white house drug czar gil kerlikowse held a meeting taunton firehouse last month. but before he could even finish he was interrupted we a 911 call, another overdose. >> engine 1, you're responding to 81 oak street. possible overdose. >> you couldn't have staged it better. it's like this is true. this is really a problem. >> reporter: for these two moms, silence is the enemy. >> i have two choices -- i could stay in bed or i could fight. staying in bed isn

we also reached out to attorney corey for comment and got this response. attorney angela corey's 32 year record of seeking justice for all victims, regardless of genter or race, speaks for itself. ms. corey will continue to vigorously seek justice for victims in the fourth judicial circuit. we'll keep you updated on these stories as they develop. but have you been on an airplane lately? oh. [ man ] man, this thing's got a lot of onions. it's good, though. i really wouldn't survive it without this scarf. it's like a little bit of home i can stuff in my bag. mmm. and i have tide plus febreze, which now gets it fresher for longer, so i can stay happy even when -- do you need a napkin? yeah. napkin! okay. oh! oh, my gosh. getting ripe in here, huh? whew! [ ding ] [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. humans -- we are beautifully imperfect creatures, living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where, if your car is totaled, we give you t

. >> as trained, corey hits the emergency pump shut off button. gas beneath the station from adding more fuel to the fire. the driver and all of his passengers flee from the blaze. >> the fire ball was pretty big. when it hit the top of the canopy, it spread half way across. >> in all the excitement, corey relies on his instincts and takes matters into his own hands. >> i ran around the counter. grabbed the fire extinguisher. pulled the jacket off it, pulled the pin. >> in less than ten seconds, corey single handedly snuffs the fire, saving the gas station, surrounding home and everyone nearby. >> i don't like to think about what could have happened had i not gotten that fire out when i did. it could have been catastrophic. >> with disaster averted, one question remains, what caused the fire? reviewing the security tape, investigators believe it's caused by gas vapors that had built up near the nozzle. >> one kid leans in where the gas is being pumped, sticks his hand in there, and the next thing you know there's a fire uds of the car. it could ha

what is going on with angela corey? >> it's interesting.se urban institute numbers we came up with that show you're three times more likely to be found justified if you're a woman who killed a black man, a white woman who killed a black man. i think it goes to the same point, which is to say that systemically in individual attitudes, in general, americans have much more facility in imagining the criminality and innocence of a black man. so unfortunately you have this intersection of race and gender there, but the one thing you have in common is that the result is likely to go against a black man. >> right. >> and you know, he just also sent out -- you may find this on the internet. she just sent out images. it was interesting. a list of things she said was misrepresentation of what really happened. then she sent photographs showing marissa looking, you know, dishevelled. >> it was like a wanted poster. >> exactly. >> i'm sure she wasn't trying to sway any juries or anything with that. you know, i wanted to bring this issue up because as you

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i spoke with chairman stewart, corey stewart in prince george's county, and he says no power outages within prince william county. one accident, minor, no injuries. they're keeping tabs on its are we. we'll put in some calls and get you updates throughout the next hour and half or so. >> i like the way the plows just take off on cue behind you, david. thanks. >>> let's talk more about power. the power crews are ready in case the snow causes massive out ajs. pepco tells us they have 500 crews on stand-by. dominion virginia power and bg&e are also reminding customers to have emergency ready kits and be careful using space heaters and generatoring. and if you see a downed power line, don't go near it. call the power company and report it. >>> it looks like it continues to come down out there, tom. >> yeah. here behind us, there's a live view out the video window. the capitol. you can see it's beautiful. >> it is. from in here. >> it's unlike the heavy wet snow that can cause a lot of power outages. i don't think we'll have a lot with this, because it is such a fluffy, dry snow. it is sw

next up corey with the baseball bat. and for the grand finale, how about a giant egg omelet?huge waste. 360 potential omelets you could have made out of this. >> well, the chicken fannies that laid these eggs. >> such hard work. >> i know. >> blown to smithereens. >>> what in the world is going on here? >> don't worry. don't worry. >> you can see from the big stamp on the side of this video the tally that this is going to be a prank. and this particular prank teamed up to pull what is known as the pierce tongue prank. this girl is pretending that her tongue is stuck in the can of soda by the piercing and that she can't get it out. and, of course, the prank is that she has a fake tongue and as she pulls the can off the tongue comes out and the can drops to the ground and people freak out. >> she just walks away. doesn't offer any help. just, like, oh, boy. >> look at his pace. fa fale. >> he is holding his own tongue, ah, ah. >> it's a prank. >> oh, my [ bleep ]. >> they let him know it's a prank. but that doesn't stop them from pulling it at other places around town. >> my to

and corey hoffman writes not your typical walk to work. del?> thank you very much. >>> we are following several developing stories this hour. among them the situation in ukraine. crimea now has a declaration of independence. they say they are ready to use it if the people this weekend vote to secede. nato is sending surveillance aircraft to the scene. phil ittner joins us. >> del first and foremost is the economic situation here in ukraine. the united states has offered $1 billion in loans, but the situation here financially in ukraine is absolutely in dire straits and it is estimated that there are some $70 billion missing from the coffers here because of the former president and his cronies who apparently spirited away a lot of money. so they are going to be looking for some sort of help on their balance sheets. but aside from that there is a military situation on the ground in ukraine. and they will be looking for help on that as well. they are looking for surveillance protection things that will secure the borders. keep intelligence coming

good thing the hands are warm for corey crawford.hat was launched by sidney crosby. >> mike: neal again and flailing, that was crawford. caught the glachlts stopped by crawford as the shot total starts to come high. reaching for it was neal. that wouldn't go. through one that went wide. ricocheted back for orpik. drops it on for crosby behind the net. crosby rifled it on back. held by despres. sent to neal for a trainer poll twhaus blocked back. orpik a drive and that turned high. to the corner draft by crawford. saad wipes out but gets it on out to center. fed ahead for a feed by crosby. touched on to neal. a toe drag and a shot wouldn't go as crawford reached out for that one. saad sees that one knocked along further. and played ahead off of orpik and galloping on with this now, it's patrick sharp. he's got toews up the wing. save, rebound. oh, it went in. another crazy bounce goal. it will be toews'. it is 5-1. [ horn blowing ] >> pierre: a beautiful pass from patrick sharp. second time in this game that patrick sharp was looking

corey edwards. giving it up to jalen jenkins for the layup. gw, they close this one strong.gw topped the patriots 66-58. >> i didn't have the best first half. i knew that. and i went in there and prayed and coach just told me to keep shooting the ball. >> i said his picture on the milk carton has been missing for a while. i prayed too. he is one of the best shatters i ever coached. we were such a good team when we knock down some shots. >> dez wells and maryland taking on clemson. pick it up in the final seconds of regulation. wells going for the game winner. gets swatted away. we're heading to overtime. 12 seconds left. maryland down. nailing the three-pointer. we go to a second overtime. a 1-point lead. harris in for the three ball and clemson took control of the second overtime. two o.t.s. sure, maryland women were hosting virginia tech. alyssa gospel did not disappoint on senior day. you knew she was going to show up. gets the basket here. more from the senior. off the miss. gets the rebound. two of the 20 points and 12 boards in this game. melissa thomas, the terps take

why does this matter, corey?now, we know where we are on earth, we've mapped our planet. our solar system is still full of surprises. this object is something that astronomers said shouldn't even be there. there's a whole other solar system wrond beyond the planets we know that are full of these things that are sort of planets, sort of comets, some of them they call dwarf plants. -- planets. we're seeing our neighborhood. we're seeing what's around us. and then the second part is we're seeing where we came from. bill: go back to the other image, because we're over here on the left, right? [laughter] >> we're over here. bill: pluto's out here. and this thing is way out here. >> right. that's another qualifier planet. -- dwarf planet. if you want to find out where biden is rotated, keep walking about another 30 feet that way. bill: wow. we can see that far. >> and this is the closest it gets. when it really gets cooking, it's 15 times away as pluto. takes 4300 years to go around the sun. bill: i don't know how you

mason trailing by four in transition corey edwards to jenkins. makes it look so easy.obody panicking. they crashed the board. the rebound and put back part of a 14-3 run and the colonials win. here is creek after the game on his big second half. >> i didn't have the best first half and i knew that, and went in there and prayed and coach just told me to keep shooting the ball. >> not everybody got my joke. this pitcher is on a milk carten, been missing for awhile. i was praying, too. i went to mass early this morning. i told him to keep shooting. we're such a different team when we knock down shots. >>> next, bryce harper on a fresh healthy start. >> getting my knee going and see what you can do and not do. >> later, he's home and wants to stay here. >> this is my city. these are buildings i grew up in. >> josh morgan on how much he >> jo[ male announcer ]uch he pillsbury grands biscuits. delicious, but say i press a few out flat, add some beef, sloppy joe sauce and cheese, fold it all up and boom! delicious unsloppy joes perfect for a school night. pillsbury grands bis

the endless blue water occasionally broken by corey-like fishing boats, but not a single sign of any debris -like fishing boats, but not a single sign of any debris. this search is being carried out by people looking out of windows with a naked eye. today, we covered just 70 square of 27,000 that need to be searched. this area down beneath us here is actually seven -- several hundred kilometers away from the last known position of flight mh370. this airline has been sent up to search the area today because of a strange blip at appeared on military radar a few hours after that plane disappeared. of course, the malaysian military has to follow up every lead it can, but six days end, it really feels like they are now grasping at straws. in place of facts, the rumor mill swirls. 's taking the satellite pictures supposedly showing large chunks of debris off the coast of vietnam and a u.s. report that the rolls-royce engines on the missing plane had continued to transmit eta for five hours after it disappeared. ministers transport swiftly stamped envelope. the families of the missing are s

prisoner swap that it now see the syrian regime for the same group of women prisoners kids are in excess corey often more than three months in the hands of islamist rebels. the nt greek orthodox and three of the women went to meet them crossed into heaven on in the nbl is monday. on the way back into demands this. they were taken hostage in a convent in december of one point there needs to be the keys in this town is an affront to the racing theism and syrian christians then can you see it become a rebel targets. i hadn't i'd love to get little while. all in good health. i think it's the malays have great friends we went she had the school i began to get the knot on the net. never use his powers to deal with brain could find evan into town to see the stars and temperament three hundred and fifty eight win in prison is according to local schools says the three cornflakes has seen very few successful prisoner swaps martinez syria has been going on for three years now and a video from the charity save the children marking the date has gone by were all it says a second to the stay in the life of t

it was a far higher standards justice face painters basket to him experts say the big challenge for corey car parts makers is improving their research and development capabilities particularly for in our match with criminal appeals that cesc electric cars. it's winter time. i can use starting next spring a clause in the curry a us free trade agreement will take and that will allow american firms to own program providers in korea. the sun industry insiders have raised concerns the koreans broadcasting industry will suffer as a result the government is already preparing and am now reports curry ana's receive one and piano competition in its broadcasting industry the next year and a canadian troops will be allowed to own program providers are a key piece in korea and eighty three a us free trade pact ratified in two thousand paul he needs are those that create content or have acquired the right to broadcast television and radio programmes for example to me still brought ten stations or cable channels and to better cope with the upcoming change officials from the ict ministry and the crick an

i started by asking corey, who was outside the event here in seven cisco, whether nadella deserves credit for the company's push into mobile. influence was his felt in the decision to do things like this app. andgroundbreaking decision insistence that they offer oracle's database on the microsoft cloud to their customers was a kind of decision that this also represents, the notion of making an ipad -- one of the great strengths of is microsoft word and powerpoint and excel. those are applications unique to microsoft. making a decision to share this with an operating system, there are planning to beat the marketplace. them going to strengthen very directly. 30% of those sales will go through the itunes store. that is a very aggressive decision. started underis steve ballmer, but it also started with nadella showing the way of the future. quacks obviously, office is one products.ft's biggest i just spoke with bret taylor the former cto of facebook who is trying to replace windows through mobile altogether. i was in the next question out to you, crawford. his office really the right fore for

we are hearing that putin talked to germ an chancellor and reafirmed his coreys about the growing crisis in the crimea but we are hearing that a fact finding mission will be sent to the area. check out the situation and that is the first step towards what the west has been saying. i imagine the goal of the fact finding mission would be to corroborate and investigate. is it your sense that charge or allegation is true that the russian speaking citizens in that area are under threat from the ukrainian majority in the country? they have been asking for the united nations for someone to send monitors into the eastern part and into crimea to prove that there isn't discrimination going on. the pretext to them going in was that russians would be discriminated against. this is something that they wanted all along. the west is going to be happy with this. they are able to bring diplomatic wiggle room into this crisis and the russians are going to you know stick to their guns so to speak at of now. they are saying that monitors will see that they were right all along. but these things tend to come

year taking passengers into the base for the very first time, everyday people like me and corey.t are the some of the challenges of commercial space travel and doing it on a broader basis? i have actually been talking to sir richard branson about that. he is a really brave man to do it. it is a technically difficult thing to try to make it safe enough that you can take paying passengers up and touch that first taste of the bottom edges of space and feel weightlessness. some of the challenges i guessing on the commercial market. does he have a viable business model? did they miss anything in all of their testing? he is doing everything that needs to be done to privatize space flight and eventually we will get there. he is a brave man and putting a lot of his own wealth and name into trying to make it happen. i am pleased they think they are within a year of spaceflight and i with some success. it is where we have to go, from government to eventual privatization. it is what we have always done. commander, just like richard branson, you have a musical background. do you have a guita

quote it is a big base to start with and of course, corey, as you know, investors want to see some serious topline and bottom-line growth. >> cori, isn't ali baba's sales growth rate -- slowing down? >> how much of a slow down is the question. is the growth organic question --? is the business truly growing. one of the concerns is that the four big cities in china have seen a lot of growth for these e-commerce, online, social businesses. after you get past those cities, there's not a lot a lot of growth in china. not all of china is available to them. >> that is not unlike what we're seeing in the united states. the same is happening to twitter. talk about the significance about both ali baba and weibo. >> the market in the u.s. is a little better for shares, for controlling the company. this shows that for ali baba to grow when it gets that big, they have to start to load for other growth areas. there is speculation that they will start to look at u.s. markets and u.s. businesses. >> this is a big question. is this a business that is set up to do business in the u.s.? a lot of the infrast

and max qualify because he was so angela corey.e was often already not ambulatory. >> of the 12 kids, 10 halves shown marked improvement? >> all of them at this point are stable. the two that did have better lung function and that's the news that just came out. john: stable is a good thing because this has been through .5 years and the disease causes deterioration. >> yes. one thing is that kids don't get better, they don't stable, they always get worse. >> and they stop falling off the cliff. >> absolutely. they all stopped. john: and it's miraculously her other son. >> yes, he was supposed to be in a a wheelchair. he spoke with eversole. he's helping to take care of his older brother who is dying and getting worse watching his brother get better. >> have a delicate? >> he's 15 years old now. fifteen years old, children are sometimes angry. and he knows the drug works, he seen it firsthand and the net everyday and he wants access. john: so how do you reconcile what congressman dennis kucinich says. what are they thinking? >> with

. >> corey lost his aunt and home. his uncle survived. >> heard him pounding on that room.e had a little air pocket. my neighbors and friends came and started digging him out. >> reporter: he and neighbors have formed their own search crew in the hopes that more will be found a live. >> reporter: there's more help on the way. expecting search and rescue teams from california to arrive and help in the search at day break. you can see a this county fire rescue truck leaving the scene, coming from the landslide. things have been ongoing overnight. federal resources will also be helping today. it's a race against time as you can see. carol, it's just starting to rain yet again. >> it's so hard to wrap your hand around. i was struck by what the governor said. there's not a stick standing anywhere in that square mile. how hard has it been for rescue crews to comb through the thick mud? >> reporter: tremendously hard. there's so many obstacles and dangers. the ground is not stable. there are those risks involved in fact search and rescue teams had to retreat yesterday for a few ho

and i -- there is no plan right now to do it without corey ukras support. >> you suggest it is not a good deal for russia? >> oh, yes, it is not agood deal. >> why be is crimea doing it? >> could have sworn mr. putin would do anything like that now we are puzzled what is the next step. >> it seems like the next step is a vote and if you lose that vote then what happens? >> even if the vote is announced by russia to have been in favor of joining with russia, by the way the referendum offers two choices either join with russia or you go back to the early '90s independent republic of crimea. there is no status quo vote, you can't vote for what it is now. >> but as you said they need some support. >> they do. >> so if they're going to vote you would suspect that they might vote for russia, yes? >> well, right now what russia is offering on the air waves they have caught off all international news and ukrainian news and just broadcast russian news in crimea. what they have heard is their salaries will quadruple from what they are. this is an impoverished area, suppose an impoverished area

. >> corey calabrese is an attorney who helped file the case. she is hoping international pressure will force the explicitly to do what it has worked to do, remove the handling of sexual assault cases >> i think if you read the stories of the 20 petitioners and what they went through and the in, that the u.s. military took, that is what is in sane. you can't sue the military in this country. there is literally no other remedy for them. other than going to a human rights condition. >> maureen schroeder is calling for action. she says she was physically abused and raped by a co-worker and her command accused her of lying. she was labeled a trouble maker, forced to work with her attacker and command did not punish her rapist in another case, the petition says blake stephens was repeatedly assaulted including a bottle of soda being shoved into his correctim. he said the attackers had to do extra push-ups. >> international law has said that rape is a form of torture, especially one committed by government actors. >> that's exactly what we have here w

someone may be dressing like blackhawks goalie corey crawford now that his helmet, and his game pads,re missing. this all started when crawford planned to wear a specially designed mask for the game at soldier field saturday night. that mask never turned up. but now crawford says his white and red pads, that he always wears in games, are now gone too. he says he thinks they were stolen from the stadium. >> it's the ones i wear all the time. they're gone. >> i think they're all playing a joke on me. it's pretty funny ... dot ha ha. >>surveillance video from soldier field may help find the thief. so far the blackhawks have not reported this incident to the police. president obama wants to raise taxes on affluent americans, and pass the money out to lower-income people. obama will unveil a new budget plan today. he's expected to call for even more tax advantages for people at the lower end of the economic scale, while eliminating some tax breaks for top earners. almost half of americans already pay *no federal income tax... while the top one-fifth of income earners pay two- thirds of the

governor pat corey worked at duke for 28 years. werew york, 59 people arrested in the state capitol in albany in a protest calling for economic and social justice as the budget.scussed protesters blocked the entrance to governor andrew cuomo's office. their demands include closing the gulf between the rich and poor. a moral document. it has implications for people across the state, young and old, rich and poor, and because these decisions about the budget are have moral they implications, and so we join with people of faith and people of no faith who called for morality in our leadership. our governor has done absolutely nothing and we are sick and tired. we are here today -- i am the oldest one here -- to let him know that we are not going to take it anymore. >> that was julia boyd, aged 77, and before that, frances rosneau. in new york city, mayor bill de blasio has signed a paid sick leave bill. starting april 1, more than half a million new yorkers will be able to take up to five paid sick days without fear of being fired. lawr