albuquerque, new mexico.swers a caller who seems to be talking to someone else. >> how much gas are we going to put in, dave? i don't want to be in this truck anymore. >> she wasn't speaking to the operator. she was speaking to the third party. >> the operator suspects the woman is in danger and dispatches police. security footage at the flying-j truck stop shows officer aaron zwicky pulling in behind a parked car just as a man and woman are getting back into it. officer zwicky decides to act quickly before they leave. >> he asked me, what did i do wrong? i told him, i need to speak to you. >> they walked to the trunk where officer zwicky asks the man about a strange substance he noticed on the bumper. >> he stayed calm. he said he didn't know what the substance was. after i heard somebody pounding on the inside of the trunk, i told him to open the trunk and he turned like he was going toward the lock to open the trunk. >> the man makes a move toward the trunk. officer zwicky tells the woman to stay put. sudd

albuquerque police answering 911 call.hat they soon figure out, the adults are heard rating a little boy and do not realize they are being recorded. the verbal bashing goes on for the better part of 12 minutes. the child at the center of it, seems to be the victim of physical abuse as well. six months later, he was dead. his mother was arrested. this was the second time the little boy turned to authorities for help. despite two officers being dispatched to the home, no report was ever filed. what you are hearing was not considered a priority call. the albuquerque police department has refused to comment, but an inverse -- internal investigation is being conducted. chopper took of services was never told about the 911 call. plans -- plans to award good grades in montgomery county is turning into a debate. they're holding a dance for kids that made straight a's. b's and c's have can join in after class, but they will not get any of the pizza. kids with lower grades are not even invited at all. some people say the kids are da

but he had to drive to albuquerque, over thee hours away, to get that essential care. the vemptses in m veteran in mye clear. they need better access to treatment and more mental health options. one size does not fill all. conventional therapy does not work for everyone. veterans groups like the wounded warrior project have long supported alternative treatments and more holistic mej methods. tribal governments are also working with the v.a. to use traditional native american healing treatments. these veterans are in pain. they are at an increased risk of suicide. help has to be there when they need it. our bill would that i believe the v.a. to work with non-v.a. fee-for-service providers for veterans with service, with service-connected mental health issues. when conventional treatment is not available or where alternative treatment is not an option. second, even the best health care is useless if you can't get to it. i have talked with many veterans in my state about this, and it is a big problem across new mexico. veterans in carlsbad face a six-hour trive to the v.a

sydney and i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. i'm not edith. there is no edith.reaking me out. >> all right, both of you explain the scene. know she has a british storyline in part of the scam she has developed. but here, he is feeling it. i love you. what did you, as the director, want to achieve? >> it's an interesting example of how he works. take him through the whole thing. the films a moment in where she has to make a turn. is she conning him? does she really have feeling or is it part of the hustle? in the moment it is not part of the hustle so what has to happen for her to be real? we sat and talked about it so we had to make her really believe that there is a man in front of her telling her the truth. >> so she could tell the truth. >> and that was the last take. on howdid not get it many takes before that he >> it was not about takes but the exploration. >> you feel like something is missing until i say, "tell her you love her. really tell her. like a man." that was him as a man saying it did not go -- now it goes. he said it five times. i'm in love wit

my name is sidney and i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. i'm not edith.re is no edith. >> you're freaking me out. >> all right. both of you explain the scene to me. you started on that. we know that she has -- as part of the scam, she has a british tory line she's developed. here, he's feeling it. i love you, i love you. what did you as a director want to achieve? >> this is an interesting example of how he works, actually. let me take you through the whole thing. you want me to say it? >> yeah. >> this is a moment in the film where she has to make a turn. the whole thing is, is she onning him or is she not conning him? is she really developing feelings for him? in the moment, what has to happen for it to be real? we sat and talked about it. we had to make her really believe that there is a man in front of her telling her the truth. so she could tell the truth. and that was the last take. >> you did not get it on the takes before that. >> it was not about the takes, but about the exploration. >> you feel like something is missing until i say, "tell her yo

and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque.rought you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to make sure that everybody knows the urgency of the plan and that sort of thing so we can attempt to get him out on time. thanks, joe. >> there are butterflies inside. there's freedom again. even if it's for an hour, it would feel good to get out of

i was in albuquerque new mexico >> you're freaking me out. >> rose: all right, both of you.in the scene to me. you started on that. we know that she is part of this, she has a british story line that she's developed. but here and he's feeling it, i love you, i love you. what's going on. what do you as a director want to achieve. >> this is an interesting example of how he works or actually take him through the whole thing. >> it was just this is the moment in the film where she has to make a turn and the whole thing is she calming him or is she not calming him. or is it part of the hustle. 4ce:the hustle so what has to hn for her to be real. and we sat and we talked about it and we have to make her really believe there's a man in front of her telling her the truth. >> rose: so she can tell the truth. >> that's exactly right. and that was the last take. >> rose: you mean you didn't get it the way you wanted it. how many takes before that, how many takes. >> it wasn't about takes, it's about exploration. >> there's something missing until i say tell her you love her. bradley,

and in 2009, bill is back in albuquerque to help celebrate smokey bear's 65th anniversary.day in october when a pilot and his passengers were lucky to escape with their lives. >> you know, with ballooning, the takeoff is optional. landing is a must. and so we just had a landing we didn't expect. >>> all of the people we've met in this hour have been changed by their experiences in ways, large and small, and whether they were saved by others or they found a way to save themselves, they feel lucky to be alive. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, logon to our website, caughtoncamera.msnbc.com. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. >>> in the halls of justice, they have seen it all. >> i thought this is the one that is going to run. >> from the unbelievable. >> just down on all fours to scramble away. >> to the shocking. >> oh, my god. >> courtroom deputies caught by surprise. >> he swung his body away, making contact to my face.

i am pleased to welcome the principal of albuquerque institute for mathematics and science (aims), kathy sandoval-snider, and two teachers - brianna logan and jerry delmore. the fact that i'm evaluated now. i can wear it as a badge of honor, saying, 'look, i accomplished it. '" these evaluations help teachers improve. aims is a blue ribbon school today. kathy says it wouldn't have happened without these reforms. and this year, they're expecting a near 100 percent graduation rate. thank you for all that you do. [ applause ] when we invest in reform, when we set a high bar and keep it there, we have seen what is possible. across the state, third graders showed modest improvement in reading, which is positive, but in those districts that were piloting our reading reforms, using reading coaches and other interventions, the third graders in those schools saw test scores increase by more than twice as much. that shows the reading reforms are working. last year, we saw our graduation rate rise from 63 percent to 70 percent - a significant increase. think about what that means. that's more than

. >>> coming up on "new day," dramatic video of a deadly police chase and shootout in albuquerque.ted by a police officer who found himself right in the middle of the mayhem. >>> affluenza. it's a word and a defense that caused outrage as a wealthy texas teen avoided jail after killing four people in a drunk driving accident. his lawyer says this is actually the right result, and he will telluous exclusively straight ahead. we asked people, "if you could get paid to do something you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve curre

. >> 84-year-old albuquerque man managed to get two armed robbers out of house with a single punch below the belt. >> tom, who doesn't want it give the rest of his name, says woke up staring into the barrel of a gun. he says they forced him on to the ground and tried choking him with an electrical cord. he says that's when his training as a marine kicked in. he punched one really hard into the groin and that sent him running. >> unfortunately they got away with his tv, laptop and car. police arrested one suspect and they expect to pick up the other very soon. good for him, though. show them what's up. don't mess with a marine. >> punch in the groin. which you know, basically, you know what i'm saying. >> i know what you're saying. that's why you didn't even have to touch the other guy. >> his marine training. a punch in the groin. that's good training right there. >> and the other guy went running. >> you're train had now, marci. >> the one move i need to know. >> it works. hollywood tip to save your marriage. >> could it be as simple as watching romantic comedies. what marriage counsell

. >>> now to dramatic video of a police shooting in albuquerque. images are shaky because it comes from a lapel camera worn by one of the officers. the suspect, who had a cop killer tattoo, fires on the first officer who shows up, carjacked his cruiser and then led police on a chase. he then shot three more cops inside their cruiser. they all survived. the shooter was killed in a hail of bullets. >>> here in new york, the investigation is deepening into the apparent heroin overdose death of philip seymour hoffman. broadway dimmed its lights yesterday evening to honor the life and career of the 46-year-old actor. police found 70 bags of heroin in his apartment and have now arrested four suspected dealers, at least one with hoffman's phone number in his cell phone. >>> former major league pitcher curt schilling says he is battling cancer. schilling plans to take a leave of absence from his current position as a baseball analyst for espn while he undergoes treatment. he isn't saying what type of cancer he has or what his prognosis may be. during his 2

. >>> cigar store in albuquerque is providing customers with the first bitcoin vending machine in the country. users insert cash and the virtual money shows up in the electronic wallets. bitcoin can be used for some online performs. the machine operator believes bitcoin willinternet commerce. >>> futures trading suggests wall street heads higher at a following the trend in international markets. jill wagner from cbsmoneywatch.com reports that gm is accused of letting a dangerous situation continue for years before a recent recall. >> reporter: new questions about a general motors recall. last week, gm recalled some chevy cobalts and pontiac g5s because of a faulty ignition switch but a cbs news investigation reveals that the recall came 10 years after the defect was first discovered and 7 years after people began to die. gm declined to comment last week telling cbs the incident rate was low with no growing trend. six people were killed in crashes related to the problems. >>> stocks soared here on wall street yesterday, dow up 93, the nasdaq up 30 erasing wednesday losses. >>> there is

investigators at albuquerque have released video from a strange and deadly police chase.e suspect stole a cruiser and stayed around shooting at bystanders? he was going bam bam bam, bam bam bam, bam bam bam. i don't know what the hell he was shooting at but still shooting. >> at least two more police officers were shot during the chase. finally, police sniper set up at an intersection where the suspect blasted through the area in the stolen police car. they shot and killed him. >>> after more than 30 years on the run, a woman is in jail tonight in california. it's a long way from michigan where she escaped. her arrest has her new neighborhood buzzing. lauren lee has her story. >> it surprised me. she didn't seem like that type of person at all. >> reporter: teresa has lived in this hillcrest apartment complex for seven years and most of that time she lived next to judy lynn. saturday police arrest heyman at her apartment durns out she was on the run since 1977 escaping a michigan prison and made it all the way to san diego. this was her original booking photo taken for at

it's different in albuquerque than in las vegas. when you go in to the sheriff's department, ask them how often you have to report. i know in some counties it is 60 days, some 90 days and some it's every year. okay. you will be on gps. it is a requirement. okay? and as soon as we have an approval, we'll schedule you for the next month's parole board. >> all right. i volunteered for every classic i can take. and i'm hoping that this last few months i can kind of relax and get prepared mentally for getting out. >>> still ahead, an inmate transfers to pnm after attacking an officer at another prison. >> he ended up getting hurt pretty bad, i guess. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ oh how i've waited for so long ♪ >>> sergeant sandoval has been employed at pnm since 1975. from the riot in 1980 to kinslow's escape in 1978, he has seen it all. and he's no stranger to life-and-death situations. >> we're transferring inmates to texas to make room because we are so overcrowded. he walked into the office. the

only 67 in albuquerque and los angeles. >>> rescue workers don't hold out much hope for an illinois man capsized in floodwaters earlier this week. the 66-year-old boat was found yesterday under the ice near his home, which is surrounded by water. searchers say the subzero windchills and ice jams are slowing them down. >>> after a dramatic rescue, a much happier outcome for another 66-year-old man air lifted from a cruise ship off by coast guard helicopter crew. he had some medical issues, but the air crew was able to hoist them into the jay hawk helicopter. never easy. and they took him to a tampa hospital. >>> delta airlines revamping its mileage program. from now on, it isn't the mileage but money that matters. we will see if others follow suit. david kerley has more. >> reporter: you are already paying more for bags and food. bad news for many travelers. delta is completely overhauling its frequent flyer program. >> you used to be able to earn miles based on the distance you fly. the longer you sit in the airplane seat, the more you are rewarded. now you're going to be rewarded for s

. >>> a traffic stop in albuquerque turned into a tense confrontation and it was all caught on police as the officer started asking questions, the driver suddenly reached for the ignition and started the car. while the officer issued a warning and then tasers him. the men struggled, then the driver reached for the officer's gun. but the officer managed to subdue him. turned out the driver was armed with two guns of his own. >> wow. >> yeah. >>> former vice president walter mondale is recovering this morning after heart surgerile. surgery. mondale's family is calling the procedure done at the mayo clinic successful. he is expecting to make a full recovery. this surgery coming just days after the death of his wife, joan. >>> fulfilling a promise he made at the state of the union address to raise minimum wage for contract workers. now obama is urging congress to pass legislation to cover all workers. susan salney reports from washington. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen on an executive order, president obama raised the minimum wage for new federal contract workers to $10.10 up fro

my name is sidney from albuquerque, new mexico. >> i loved the idea of this woman who had great vulnerabilityut had this survivor's extinct. it was something i was really excited to play. i hadn't played that before. >> she had mostly played wholesome and naive. before sidney, she lit up the screen as the princess in "enchanted." where does your love of musical theater come from? >> i just loved it. it was always something that spoke to my spirit, you know? >> adams was raised in a mormon church until the age of 11 when her parents divorced. you had seven brothers and sisters and you were -- >> smack in the middle. >> and you're the only performer out of everyone? >> i'm the only one that chose it as a career. >> you grew up in colorado, and after high school, did you make a decision that this is it, i'm going to be an actress or a singer? >> i was going to be a dancer. i always wanted to pursue theater, but i always thought it would be through dance. i always wanted to act, but i was too -- just too afraid to say it, because it took a lot for me to say. you know, i just want to try. >> adams

. >>> another video of that shooting rampage in albuquerque in october.lice officers and then leading police on a 16-mile chase through city streets. the video looking like something out of a hollywood movie. abc's ryan owens has this story. [ sirens ] [ shooting ] >> shots fired. >> reporter: the video is heart stopping. a rare glimpse inside a police shooting as it goes down. this video is so shaky because it comes from lapel cameras worn on the uniforms of police officers in new mexico as they were ambushed last october. 35-year-old christopher chase dressed in body armor and camo and carrying an assault rifle told witnesses to call police, that he was waiting for them. chase, who had cop killer tattooed on his knuckles, fired on the first officer to show up, carjacked his police cruiser and led other officers on a chase through albuquerque. he shot three more cops inside their cruisers -- >> she's been shot. i need paramedics. breathe, breathe. >> reporter: -- before chase was hit eight times and killed. >> i walked up on him. he's dead. >> reporter:

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it's different in albuquerque than in las vegas.you go in to the sheriff's department, ask them how often you have to report. i know in some counties it is 60 days, some 90 days and some it's every year. okay. you will be on gps. it is a requirement. okay? and as soon as we have an approval, we'll schedule you for the next month's parole board. >> all right. i volunteered for every classic i can take. and i'm hoping that this last few months i can kind of relax and get prepared mentally for getting out. >>> still ahead, an inmate transfers to pnm after attacking an officer at another prison. >> he ended up getting hurt pretty bad, i guess. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a first or second

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my name is sidney from albuquerque, new mexico. >> i loved the idea of this woman who had great vulnerabilityut had this survivor's extinct. it was something i was really excited to play. i hadn't played that before. >> she had mostly played wholesome and naive. before sidney, she lit up the screen as the princess in "enchanted." where does your love of musical theater come from? >> i just loved it. it was always something that spoke to my spirit, you know? >> adams was raised in a mormon church until the age of 11 when her parents divorced. you had seven brothers and sisters and you were -- >> smack in the middle. >> and you're the only performer out of everyone? >> i'm the only one that chose it as a career. >> you grew up in colorado, and after high school, did you make a decision that this is it, i'm going to be an actress or a singer? >> i was going to be a dancer. i always wanted to pursue theater, but i always thought it would be through dance. i always wanted to act, but i was too -- just too afraid to say it, because it took a lot for me to say. you know, i just want to try. >> adams

albuquerque, new mexico, bill, it was disconcerting to hear you and megyn joking about the ongoing problemsell, linda, perhaps two things, reporting what was happening in the olympic games and why did they pick sochi over salzburg, austria, that makes no sense, you can't even take a shower in russia, that is why putin has his shirt off just in case rain comes in so he can take a shower real fast. and bill, who appointed you drug czar? you're obsessed. feeling a bit insecure. i feel like legalizing marijuana is harming the nation, if you see it differently. and bill, my husband and i would like to have talking points over dinner. depends on who you're serving, talking points can be fussy, and bill, can you let my husband know that urchin number four is due in october? wow. so you have been doing a little more than reading, haven't you, victoria? congratulations to you guys. i'm happy to make the announcement. daniel, greeley, colorado, my words to describe "killing jesus," unput downable. i don't know if that is an actual word but it works for me. finally, the factor tip of the day, we have

i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. >> you're freaking me out. >> this is the moment in the film whereas to make a turn. and the whole thing is, is she conning him or is she not conning him. is she real, is he having feelings for him or is it part of the hustle. he's going in the rolodex and saying wait a minute everything that happened in the studio, that's not real. because now i'm scared. >> rose: is this the best time of your life. >> yes. >> rose: because you get an opportunity to do the kind of things you were trained to do. things you love and work with people you like. >> i know that i feel very happy that i'm comfortable in this place. that's a really calming feeling. to be able to enter into these situations with a steady heart is a wonderful feeling as opposed to feeling something else. but i truly don't know, you know. i just try not to fear it's going to go away like that. i just want to enjoy it. >> rose: jonah hill. the great jonah hill. >> it's amazing. when you can have a certain thought process for what you think a scene is going to be and someone comes in and tears e

state trooper mike val verde is west of albuquerque, new mexico, patrolling i-40, the most heavily traveledighway in the state. suddenly, he gets a shock. there's a white truck going the wrong way on the divided highway, and it's headed straight for him. >> it actually was in the fast lane, and this thing wasn't doing anything but coming at us. >> val verde yanks his car to the right to avoid a collision and hits his lights. >> initiated my emergency equipment, which is what activates my camera. >> the driver sails by, oblivious, at 70 miles an hour. val verde knows he must try to stop him before he kills someone. the officer calls for backup and makes a violent u-turn, just managing to avoid hitting an oncoming car. >> i pursue the vehicle in the westbound lanes of traffic so i'm going the correct flow of traffic and i'm watching him go against traffic. >> it's traffic chaos. cars and trucks swerve to avoid the wrong-way driver. >> they're doing everything in their power to avoid being struck by this vehicle. >> with lights and siren going, val verde pulls alongside the driver trying to ge

police say a couple in al albuquerque stole an hospitambu from a hospital.tle did they know an employee was sleeping in the back, then a police chase on a highway for 50 miles. the worker who was asleep woke up and jumped from the moving ambulance. police arrested the couple. >>> arizona. the spirit of pamplona, spain, invading the streets of suburban phoenix. we have been seeing this in american cities and it's popular in az. >> it's exhilarating, a rush, a party. whatever happens happens. >> this is the third straight year for this action in the u.s. some runners say it's not the bulls you have to worry about. it's the other people. >> man, it's crazy. i won the first one. the second one was a little bit messed up. some guy in an elvis costume knocked me down. >> there's a cash prize for each run. >> illinois, chicago making the most out of all the snow this winter. having its annual snow days festival, drawing ice sculptors from around the world. that's the fox watch across america. >>> a driver heads in the wrong direction on a busy freeway. we'll take a

albuquerque, new mexico, bill, it was disconcerting to hear you and megyn joking about the ongoing problemso things, reporting what was happening in the olympic games and why did they pick sochi over salzburg,. you can't even take a shower in russia, that is why putin has his shirt off just in case rain comes in so he can take a shower real fast. and bill, who appointed you drug czar? you're obsessed. feeling a bit insecure. i feel like legalizing marijuana is harming the nation, if you see it differently. and bill, my husband and i would like to have talking points over dinner. depends on who you're serving, talking points can be fussy, and bill, can you let my husband know that urchin number four is due in october? wow. so you have been doing a little more than reading, haven't you, victoria? congratulations to you guys. i'm happy to make the announcement. daniel, greeley, colorado, my words to describe "killing jesus," unput downable. i don't know if that is an actual word but it works for me. finally, the factor tip of the day, we have questions for bill o'reilly. premium members, we ho

. >>> albuquerque, new mexico police have released incredible video of a shoot out they had with a mana chase. the video was recorded on a lapel camera last october. take a look. [ inaudible ]. >> the gunman, christopher chase, died after being shot eight times by cops. he wounded four law enforcement officers that day. and tears at a bail hearing today from the man who shot to death a fellow movie goer last month. as his daughter took the stand on his behalf. witnesses say retired tampa police officer curtis reeves killed chad olsen after he was texting his 2-year-old daughter and tossed popcorn at the defendant. olsen's widow was wounded that day and was also moved to tears in court. and a rare nearly 300-year-old strativarius violin stolen has been found in an attic. >> stephanie, thanks very much. we'll be right back. hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see you

charlotte, salt lake, columbus, cincinnati, albuquerque, places like that where you just didn't really see it some of. now it has become a very, very big problem. and as gil kerlikowske related t is the gateway drug in all this are these prescription pills. >> brown: explain that a little bit more, sam. you start. the tie between they were description drugs and heroin. >> well, many of these prescription painkillers are virtually identical molecularly to heroin, oxycodone is very, very similar. almost identical to heroin. the problem is that there is a black market in these pills now. because they have been so widely prescribed. theres with a revolution in medicine in the united states back in the 80s and 90s that said these pills are nonaddictive, ones prescribed to chronic pain patients so we had this rising sea level of pills all across, all across the country. a very deep black market developed in which these pills now cost a dollar a milligram. most of these pills come in 30, 40, 80 milligram doses. that means you are having to pay 30, 40, 80 bucks a pill and a lot of people getti

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. >>> and a cigar store in albuquerque is providing customers with the first bitcoin vending machiners insert cash and the virtual money immediately shows up in their electronic wallets. bitcoin can be used for some online purchases. the machine operators believe bitcoin will eventually be more common than paypal for all your internet commerce. >>> tech stocks are worth watching today. >> they are. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks joins us with more on this friday. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. good morning, michelle. a lot of big tech companies reporting their earnings. hewlett-packard had a solid quarter. it's fiscal first quarter which was the fourth for most as it turned a profit of $1.4 billion. 16% higher than a year earlier. saw a nice rebound in pc sales up 4% compared to a 2% drop in the prior quarter. that was mainly coming from businesses upgrading their lines. business p cs were uple%, on the consumer side down by 3% as more consumers continue to shift to smartphones and tablets. daily deal site groupon is getting hammered after it reported a

i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. >> i loved the idea of this woman who had great vulnerability, but at the same time had this survivor's instinct. and i found that just really something i identified with. something i really was excited to play. i hadn't played that before. >> she had mostly played wholesome and naive. before sidney, she lit up the screen as the princess "gisele" in the disny hit "enchanted." ♪ >> where is your love of musical theater come from? >> wasn't this fun? >> yeah. i just loved it. it was always just something that spoke to my spirit, you though. >> adams was raised in the mormon church until the age of 11 when her parents divorced. you had seven brothers and sisters, right? >> yes. >> you were smack in the middle. >> in the middle, yeah. >> and you're the only performer out of everybody. >> i'm the only one who chose it as a career. >> you grew up in colorado. then after high school did you make a decision that this is it? i'm going to be an actress? or i'm going to be a singer? >> i was going to be a dancer. i always wanted to pursue theater. but i always

even before we made improvements, up one albuquerque school has already taken a similar approach factor in students' progress into the evaluation process. sure it was controversial at first but it worked. i am pleased to welcome the principle and to thef teachers. here is what gerry said of the teacherho evaluation system, at first it was hard. but i love the fact i am re-evaluated now. i can wear it as a badge ofho honor to sayol about, i it accomplished it. these evaluations help teachers improve and ames's a blue-ribbon school today. katy sizzle but not have happened without these reforms and today they are expecting near 100 percent graduation rate. thank you for all that you do. [cheers and applause] [applause]owed we invest in reform when we set a high bar in to see what is possible across the state third grade readers showed modest improvement but with those districts by bending their breeding reforms, using preteen coaches and other interventions the third graders such test scores increase by more than twice as much that shows the reading reforms are workingcrea and last year re

dave is in albuquerque, new mexico. >> the series has been just great. i know you have spent a year, as all of us has, looking back. could you look forward just a what do you think would happen to the first ladyship if the first lady is actually a man? >> i think the white house makes transitions very well. i think our country is very resilient and we will change. we came close to it, obviously, .bout six years ago i think there will be a question as to who manages the social duties, and that's not to be undermined or diminished in any way because it is extremely important. oron't think it is as useful effective to turn all that over to the state department to do. i think we would have to determine who manages that in the white house. >> we thank our academic advisors to the series for their many contributions. are did it become popular actually required for first ladies to choose a cause when they were in the role? think that is certainly one of the ways in which mrs. transformed the office -- eleanor roosevelt. many sure, best truman in ways was a thro

. >>> an albuquerque man got two armed robbers out of the house with a single punch. >> tom, who doesn'ttaring into the barrel of a gun. he said they forced him to the ground and tried choking him with an electrical cord. he hit one really hard into the groin and they sent them running. >> they got away with his tv, laptop and his car. police have arrested one suspect and they expect to pick up the other very soon. good for him, though. show them what's up. don't mess with a marine. >> punch in the groin which basically means -- you know what i'm saying. >> i know what you're saying. that's why you didn't even have to touch the other guy. >> marine training, a punch in the groin. >> good for him. >> basically, that's good training. >> and the other guy went running. >> you're trained now, marci. >> i know the one move i need. >>> hollywood's tip to save your marriage. >> could the secret to staying together be as simple as watching romantic comedies? what marriage counselors uncovered may come as a surprise. >>> and million dollar mansion that real estate agents say is unsellable. what c

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other bitcoin machines in boston and albuquerque only offer bitcoins for cash, not cash for bitcoins.atms are being rolled out in austin in time for sxsw. digital currency that is traded mostly online and person-to-person, rather than through banks. chicago, ann, good morning. >> i want to talk about the president saying he is going to get schools for the young folks. upchicago, the mayor closed 50 schools. they are going to be auctioned off. i have asked everybody that i know. i cannot get a letter to the president. nothing gets accepted. schools that were closed up need to be changed and turned into trade schools to teach these young folks how to build a house and how to plant a garden and do some things besides shoot each other. i want to see trade schools in chicago. i want to see urban gardens in chicago. the mayor also [indiscernible] a mother and a father that works out there has a 14-year-old boy who was worried about how they're going to pay their rent. the gangs are trying to recruit him. it is no wonder our young folks are in gangs. they have to join gangs so they can help

dale, albuquerque, new mexico, democratic caller. what do you think?aller: the president should not negotiate. as they pass laws, then they .aise whatever funding negotiate something that congress has always passed, that is ridiculous and against the constitution. it is a silly debate. host: what you make of the argument from the speaker, saying let's do something on jobs? let's try to do something to help the economy and increase jobs. caller: every time speaker boehner says, mr. president, where are the jobs? they have been on his desk for three years. leaders,ne to minority the district, the bill was already there. it should have been passed along time ago. they are playing games for the majority of the presidency. the president is such a nice guy. i know why he has to do a. he has to try to keep the union together. on twitter. of course he should, but he won't. says therl in pa president should not negotiate the debt ceiling. tom, new jersey, republican caller. caller: thank you for having me. get together, pass a bill andbt ceiling ,mprove domesti