chicago mayoral candidate willie wilson says typical politics are in the way of his nominating petitions. mayor emanuel's re-election campaign says wilson's petitions contain thousands of fraudulent signatures. wilson appeared on c-l-t- v's going in to buy a water the would be robert tells the kirkes got a gun once some money. the cab driver goes to the counter to pay for the water and the gun goes off. the cab driver drives off. robert goes to the counter to get the car to open up the cash register but it's jammed. if you are held up, you hand over the money that's the rule . >> if you want the money you give them the money. life is more important. >> the rubber hits back around the counter and a clerk follows using to stand up coolers as a weapon pushing them toward the rubber he ran off empty- handed. foiled! we told you about a canadian driver. here she is spending more than four minutes just rent it out of a parking space. this video has gone the bottle. now police have tracked her down. she's been charged with one save backing. is that a fine in canada? $115 and she has to pay for

his wife and all of this team that came together to put on this program with reverend willy wilson and. dorothy, so many we call for 1 million men and 2 million nearly 2 million showed up. mayor barry was a principal helper in that effort. 25,000 25,000 orphans found a home. 1.3 new voters came on the voter role after that march. husbands went back to their wives and tried to make a new start. but in this world when you do good for the masses you are not loved by those who suck the blood of the masses to maintain their wealth influence and power. i'm going to close now. in this audience are the elders of the children of israel. i loved your singing. your spirit. you prove that you are the people of god worthy for us to live for and worthy for us to give our lives for. the young people are rising all over america because somebody [applause] the bible says cast your bread upon the waters and after many days, you will see it coming back to you. thank you, reverend jackson. thank you, dr. king. thank you, malcolm x. thank you elijah mohammed. thank you for all of those who went before us.

his wife and all of this team that came together to put on this program with reverend willie wilson, so many, we called for one million men and -- 2 on, -- to tell you, million, nearly 2 million showed up. in this city, mayor barry was a principal helper in that effort. 25,000 found a home after that march. 1.3 million new voters came on the voter roll after that march. derelict fathers and husbands went back to their wives and families and tried to make a new start. but in this world, when you do good for the masses, you are not loved by those who suck the blood of the masses to maintain their wealth, influence and power. i am going to close now. in this audience are the elders of the children of israel. i love your singing. your spirit. you prove that you are the people of god. for -- worthy for us to live for and worthy for us to give our lives for. the young people are rising all over america because somebody sewed some seeds out there that's germinating. the bible says cast your bread upon the waters, and after many days, you will see it coming back to you. thank you, reverend j

his wife and all of his team that came together to put on this program with reverend willie wilson and dr. dorothy hyde and so many. we call for one million men and two million, nearly two million showed up. in this city. [applause] mayor barry was a principal helper in that effort. 25,000 orphans found a home after that march. 1.3 million new voters came on the voter rolls after that march. [applause] derelict fathers and husbands went back to their wives and family ares and too -- families and tried to make a new start. but in this world when you do good for the masses -- [laughter] you are not loved by those who suck the blood of the masses to maintain their wealth, influence and power. i'm going to close now. in this audience are the elders of the children of israel. i love your singing, your spirit. you prove that you are the people of god, worthy for us to live for and worthy for us to give our lives for. the young people are rising all over america because somebody sold some -- somebody has sown some seeds out there that are germinating. [applause] the bible says cast your bread

his wife and all of this team that came together to put on this program with reverend willie wilson and dr. dorothy hygen, so many we call for 1 million men and 2 million nearly showed up in this city. mayor barry was a principal helper in that effort. 25,000 orphans found a home after that march. 1.3 million new voters came on the voter roll after that march. fathers and husbands went back to wives and families and tried to make a new start. but in this world when you do good for the masses you are not loved by those who suck the blood of the masses to maintain their wealth, influence and power. i'm going to close now. in this audience are the elders of the children of israel. i love your singing your spirit. you prove that you are the people of god worthy for us to live for and worthy for us to give our lives for. the young people are rising all over america because somebody sowed some seeds out there that germinated. the bible says cast your bread upon the waters. and after many days you will see it coming back to you. thank you, reverend jackson. thank you dr. king, thank you malcol

[applause] sister, marion christopher barry, to all of the brothers and sisters, reverend willie wilson my heart, i thank you for putting together a honors that rightly marion barry and his legacy. [applause] ends, the legacy begins. hear his son speak spoke. his son begun. the legacy has i am honored beyond words to be here today. life of our the , our mayorr champion , but not just a local figure, but a man whose work was both national and international. [applause] i was introduced to mayor barry by my esteemed brother, reverend jesse jackson. [applause] i found in mayor barry and brother and companion in struggle. and lovedloved god the people of god and loved humanity as a whole. and sometimes, my dear dad was not always there because some of us who come into this life are born for toigher purpose than just work for our families and our work for aut to people and to work for humanity. such a man was marion barry. when myre in washington brother went through his gray trial. -- great trial. the reporter from one of the washington newspapers came to me with a question. but before she a

wilson. gerri willis. we begin with the computer hacking at sony pictures entertainment.acking is believed to be much more damaging and includes the release of tens of thousands of social security numbers of folks including big stars like sylvester stallone for more, entertainment reporter david cap lynn. 47,000 social security numbers. (?) this blows my mind. i can't believe this is happening. how many stars? who were the big named stars with this kind of information being leaked? >> we have people like judd appear to

wilson. gerri willis. we begin with the computer hacking at sony pictures entertainment. believed to be much more damaging and includes the release of tens of thousands of social security numbers of folks including big stars like sylvester stallone for more, entertainment reporter david cap lynn. 47,000 social security numbers. (?) this blows my mind. i can't believe this is happening. how many stars? who were the big named stars with this kind of information being leaked? >> we have people like judd app

wilson. gerri willis. we begin with the computer hacking at sony pictures entertainment. the hacking is believed to be much more damaging and includes the release of tens of thousands of social security numbers of folks including big stars like sylvester stallone for more, entertainment reporter david cap lynn. 47,000 social security numbers. (?) this blows my mind. i can't believe this is happening. how many stars? who were the big named stars with this kind of information being leaked? >> we have people like judd appear to say, seth rogen, james franco. huge stars. (?) there's two categories the social security information. then the hollywood information which is more affecting their personality and their perception. >> how much money they're making. >> we know seth rogen made 8.5 million in the movie interview while james franco made 2 million less. in hollywood, for some people, that's more damaging than their social security numbers getting out. gerri: you make a good point. look at this list -- >> that might be a badge of honor actually. gerri: that's funny. so heal

wilson records he formed a group. al green and the soul mates had a modest hit with "backup train" in 1968. then green's voice caught the ear of producer willied no. >> why didn't you go? >> i didn't know what he wanted and i didn't see the vision that he saw. he discovered al green. i didn't. i was trying to sing like wilson picket and james brown and all of these other folks. they were great people to me. not al green. al green who is al green? come on, man. >> reporter: but he changed his mind and went down to royal studios in memphis where mitchell would push his protege. >> then he goes al i said, yeah? you're trying too hard. relax and sing al green. i said yeah but see, i don't know how al green sounds. okay now, what do you want to sing? i'm not even going to try to even put no emphasis in it at all. okay. ♪ i said ♪ i'm so in love with you ♪ >> reporter: it was 1970 and the next four years would be al green's golden era. he and mitchell would score eight gold singles. >> i mean you had it all then. >> yeah but i wouldn't accept that. i don't want it all. that scares me. i need to -- well, i don't want to feel accomplished like i've a

wilson records he formed a group. al green and the soul mates had a modest hit with "backup train" in 1968. ♪ then green's voice caught the ear of producer williend look at the studio. i said, no. so i went back to grand rapids. >> why didn't you go? >> i didn't know what he wanted and i didn't see the vision that he saw. he discovered al green. i didn't. i was trying to sing like wilson picket, james brown, and all of these other folks. they were great people to me. not al green. al green, who is al green? come on, man. ♪ >> reporter: but he changed his mind and went down to royal studios in memphis where mitchell would push his protege. >> and then he goes, al. >> i said, yeah? you're trying too hard. relax and sing al green. i said, you, see, i don't know how al green sounds. this manmade me mad. i went outside, got in my kor. i did doughnuts in the street. and i let off some steam. and i come back in, i say, okay, now, what do you want to sing? i'm not even going to try to put no emphasis in it at all. he said, well, okay. i said, ♪ i'm so in love with you ♪ whatever you want to do and he stopped the machine right then and he said, now, tha