judge i don't know she is being : unkind. she's doing her job.xamination takes real skill and you have to be on your game to do it. she is conveying the message that this is serious business and we believe this person is not serious. she has to do that in order to get that point across. cory: there's an interesting quote about her written in 2002, oddly enough by alan axelrod. it says "i feel she's honest direct them a can value cases properly and i know she's going to do a thoughtful and thorough job and figure out the weakness in my case. those were kind words that. what does he think now? does his file change as the trial goes on? judge: what you heard there is very straightforward -- i don't think his opinion has changed whatsoever in this case will -- in this case. he doesn't use a lot of words and is able to get his point across. during this trial, he asked a question of one of the witnesses about an evaluation of a female employee at the firm. the evaluation was she was patient, smart, good and the mother of two young children. all he aske

> it wasn't until shortly before she disappeared that i ever heard her say anything even remotely unkind him. >> and friends told police that shirley was planning to leave mike. >> she felt that he was financially irresponsible. shirley said that she was planning to leave the area and mike would not be going with her. >> to keep tabs on mike's whereabouts, police secretly put a global positioning satellite receiver underneath his car. these days, police no longer follow suspects. satellites do it, instead. >> it is recording constantly and sending a beacon back to a computer, which allowed it to be tracked at all times and allowed for covert surveillance of michael garvin. >> about six weeks after shirley's disappearance, the gps indicated mike drove to an abandoned golf course in a state park 20 miles from his jacksonville home. coincidentally, mike received a cell phone call in this vicinity on the morning he left for key west. >> we take cadaver dogs up there, and they hit on a pond close by an area where the gps shows he stopped for several minutes. >> it took park officials about a

. >> reporter: in many ways history has been unkind to king richard, his name blacked his bones forgottenain or hero the story of king richard endures. his story is the story of -- ♪ vo: visitors to london could be forgiven for thinking they are seeing a quintessentially british town. the imperial architecture.

mark: what will it take for jeb bush to overcoming new hampshire history of being unkind to people whose last name is bush? john: well, mark, that history is not pretty. george herbert walker bush lost. we have it up on the wall. lost in 1980, won in 1988, won in 1992 but damaged him in a way because pat buchanan did so well. george w. bush lost to john mccain in 2000. new hampshire is not a great state for the bushes. what jeb bush has to do to overcome the history is to live up to what he set a couple of times about himself -- proved to new hampshire that he is his own man. mark: both president bushes went hard in iowa, and that hurt them in new hampshire. new hampshire voters tend to not just validate what iowa voters to. if you look culturally, you and i disagree about this -- i still think bush can be a strong iowa candidate -- he will be a strong candidate for this state. scott walker is here, doing a public isn't tomorrow. unless chris christie picks up the establishment vote here right now is going to be more towards jeb bush than anyone else. he's got that family history against

. >>> and 4:43 a politician who governor chris christie helped get elected had unkind words for him this. >> the comments that put new jersey in a negative light. >>> and white house on security alert. the latest security breach that included a local man and his son. >>> and a brawl on the set of a new "rocky" movie and how the latest star may have been involved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. >>> a driver who drove on a frozen river and fell in may be charged this morning. a friend who doesn't want to be identified said they did everything they could to save the dog. >> he was trying to get the dog out of the backseat but the dog was scared because it went down so fast. >> authorities believe alcohol was involved. the spca says it may also investigate the dog's death. >>> and newly-released dash cam video shows a police car striking a woman crossing the street in mercer county. five days later she got a ticket for jaywalking. now the video is being made public. the

." >> don't take this wrong, goldman is unkind to mankind. they're negative on mankind.mnkd from the namesake alfred man, the uptake on the new drug that they have is not good and that therefore the company could go much lower and i point out that one of the things that this is a very big retail name and this is a very unkind piece about the inhaler. you know i didn't -- it's a problematic situation is the way i want to put it. raised eyebrows. >> interesting. >> so negative it's a sell. hate mannkind. >> to serve man. >> that, i remember. >> it's a cookbook. >> that freak me out. >> that was that book of recipes that you gave to me on my birthday. no thank you. >> tonight, dine equity five-year chart, 300% gain. >> dine equity remarkable story. julia stewart does not get her due, she will get it tonight. true car disappointed stack went down, bounced back. new storey. i viewer called what about the true car? i said let me reach out to the ceo. ihop and applebee's a great story. what looked to be a busted lbo. or at buffett said prif equity. >> private debt. >> yes. >> a

. >> in many ways, history has been unkind to king richard. his name blackened by a succession of rulers, shakespeare called him a poisonous-backed told. but his story is the story of england. aljazeera, lester. >> the leader of the catholic church is coming to america. pope francis will meet with president obama at the white house on september 23rd. it's only the third time a pope has ever been to the white house. they will discuss immigration religious freedom and a handful of other religious topics, and he will address congress after his meeting with the president. >>> now for what's happening at the top of the hour with john seigenthaler >> reporter: coming up on the broadcast, our top story the war in yemen the saudi offensive and the possibility of a ground warp and the impact on the u.s. policy in the middle east. >>> plus denied a promotion. a jury will soon decide a major lawsuit, alleging sexual discrimination in the tech industry. and we'll look at what some say is a growing culture in silicon valley brogramming. and controversy in

. >> reporter: in many ways history has been unkind to king richard, his name blackened, his bones forgottencalled him a poisonous hunched back toad. but his story is the story of england. neave barker al jazeera, lester. >>> and 150 homeless people have been treated to a private viewing of the sistine chapel in vatican city. it's the latest gesture by pope francis to recognize the poor. the pope recently had showers installed and public toilets for the homeless close to the square. >>> and that's the news from europe back to sami in doha. >>> thanks lauren supermarkets in venezuela are introducing sweeping new measures to try to combat food shortages. people have been assigned specific days to do their shopping. virginia lopez has more from the capitol caracas. >> reporter: private supermarkets have introduced a new system to try to curb food shortages and the hour-long queues. the idea is that venezuelans can limit their shopping to just one day according to their id. on a monday people's who's id ends with a one or two, would be allowed to buy the items that have gone scarce like milk sug

. >> reporter: in many ways, history has been unkind to king richard.ame blackened by successive rulers, his bones forgotten for 500 years. shake spear called him a poisonous bunched back towed. but villain or hero the story of king richard endures. his story is the story of england. neave barker, al jazerra leicester. >>> we look at how news outlets across the globe are reacting to various events. yemen based in the united arab emirates the news wipes the gulf cooperation council has shown it can act when the situation is warranted it also says the g.c.c. will need to show the same unity in yemen after the strike are over. >> jerusalem post under the headline yemen as a symptom writes that yemen is, quote, a symptom of a funds fundamental ailment in u.s. middle east policy. it will give al qaeda a greater degree of freedom to act. and it writes that iran will likely be the winner as yemen devolves in to anarchy like syria and iraq. >> and finally the swedish newspaper also considers the situation in yemen under the headline, the enemies enemies in yeme

what is -- -- one source of unkindness took place in jackson, mississippi, what became the city site of war. it was a place that in 1863 was embroiled in the vicksburg campaign undone to cut off supply lines and bite sherman to conduct the destruction of the city. jackson, to which the confederacy returned after union troops left was a shadow of its former self and useless to its sister city of vicksburg, which was in line for a 47 days siege that would do so much more to weaken the confederate efforts. april 1865 is the date etched into so many southern walls and stones. the day claim to be the first decoration day. it happened in jackson, when the women of the town band together to decorate the graves in the city. they were led by missouri-born susan. this is the greenwood cemetery. there is susan landon va ughan. she was no ordinary woman. she gathered her colleagues on the evil of what would be the union arrival. she decided, with her friends that the next morning, they would negotiate their own terms of surrender. this was no ordinary southern bell. indeed, during the war, it is

there doing as much work, if not work behind the seens and they are the last people you would ever be unkind so i hope i'm not a diva off stage. ♪ i want to live ♪ >> she made a point of going beyond opera singing rock and jazz. and last year becoming the first classical artist to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. >> in those two minutes, which have to be perfect or it will follow you for the rest of your career, i can't say i've had another experience quite like it, but it was thrilling. >> whatever the venue flemming is also known as the beautiful voice. >> how is it that you're able to create this remarkable sound? >> my theme is horrendous, right -- >> no. >> it is weak and not very res nant. but when i sing, it is a totally different range, color, all of it. all about the breath. you take in a breath and if you take a breath and say, helloo, renee. say that. >> hello renee. >> and then i teach you thousand enhance that. hello, renee. >> hello, renee. >> are you a tenor? >> i don't know what i am. i used to sing in the bathroom. >> just try a siren. >> no, i'm not doing that. >

he was met with a few unkind words. today parker reacts in a way professor hill could never have expected. >> he became very irate, very hostile toward me, began to approach me with profane language. i was very afraid. this guy is a big guy. i definitely didn't want any physical confrontation so i began to get back from him. >> but it's too late. parker, enraged, jumps into his car and heads straight for professor hill's yard. >> when i saw him entering into the gate with that speed, doing donuts and 360s in the yard, i said, i need to get out here because he could very well come over and crush me where i'm standing. >> professor hill runs for his life. he takes off down the street. but to his horror, parker is right on his heels. >> he came out of the 360, came out of the driveway, and began to follow and pursue me to run me down. >> marvis is just leaving his mother-in-law's house when he witnesses the terrifying scene. >> he was running from the car and he got between the tree and the sidewalk and the car was coming

so they hired her, then her twitter feed had unkind snarky things about iowa, et cetera et cetera. and she had to go. here's the reality for scott walker he has to figure out how to do this and he has to figure out how to be under the white hot light because there are all the other conservatives lined up behind him that are all going to say this guy, this failure, he broke this he broke that. because they all want to be the not jeb bush guy in this race. if scott walker wants to stay in the position of the guy who's going to try to block jeb bush's path to the nomination, he's got to get better at this stuff. >> you know who's pretty experienced at this stuff? al gore. he ran for president. >> true. true. >> unsuccessfully as it turns out even though a lot of democrats don't believe that. they think he won. and now some democrats are saying he should give it another try. really? >> well yes. first of all if you offered him the chance to check in people's showers perhaps he would do that instead to make sure the hotel water use would go down. >> get out of here. >> but anyway there'

the top of that mountain for the extreme 19th, but unfortunately the weather has been a little bit unkinds morning and delayed us because the clouds are a bit low. >> another plan has been hatched. >> i've been told we're going into the lion's den. >> no, no, that's been changed again. it's not we're going into the lion's den. it's you're going into the lion's den. >> he said, why don't you go and meet the lion handler. they had a baby boyne. i thought that will be sweet. we're just off to get breakfast before i become the lion's breakfast. >> charlie doesn't realize how accurate he is. >> turned up at the lion handler's cage and there was a lion that looked enormous. i said that's not a baby. and he goes, no, it's called baby lion. that's tats name. charlie decides that despite his doubts, the shoot must go on especially after being reassured by the lion handler. >> i wasn't sure whether i should go in. you know, you see the size of it. it's prowling up and down, sort of poring at the cage. i spoke to the lion handler. he's raised lions and leopards and hyenas. he said it's safe. i've go

doing as much work if not more work behind the scenes, and they are the last people you would ever be unkindot a diva off stage. ♪ >> she's made a point of going beyond opera, singing rock and jazz, and last year becoming the first classical artist to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. >> in those two minutes, which have to be perfect or it will follow you for the rest of your career, i can't say i've had another experience quite like it but it was thrilling. >> whatever the venue fleming is also known as the beautiful voice. ♪ how is it that you're able to create this remarkable sound? >> my speaking voice is horrendous, right? >> no. >> so, but i mean, but it's sort of meek and it's not very resonant. but then when i sing -- ♪ haaaa ♪ -- the sound is a totally different range, color, all of it. it's all about the breath. you take in a breath and you make a sound. so, for instance if you say, "hello, renee!" try that. >> hello renee. >> so, i would teach you how to enhance that how to increase the range. hello, renee! >> hello renee. >> you're a tenor -- are you a tenor? >> i done

. >> reporter: miffed at her daughters' unkind behavior she posts a charming appeal on her facebook scouringle. they owe you an apology and going on to say we would like to pay for your next movie and snacks out of their allowance. >> i was expecting someone to be upset. that i approached their daughters and spoke to them. i was shocked that she -- that the mother supported me. >> rebecca is really the hero in this. none of this would have ever happened had rebecca not said something. >> reporter: the facebook appeal went viral being shared thousands of times teaching the kids the real power of social media. >> the intention was never to embarrass or humiliate the girls but at the same time i think they kind of understand and they know the power of social media. >> reporter: and soon rebecca boyd saw the post and the shoe fit, so to speak, resulting in a magical meeting of the two moms for the first time. >> in this envelope i do have the apology letter and i also have the girls' allowance to reimburse. >> reporter: proving what cinderella knew all the time. >> where there is kindness there