sherman alexie, welcome. >> sherman alexie: oh, thank you. it's good to be here. >> bill moyers: life for you is a lot of in between, isn't it? >> sherman alexie: well, as a native, as a colonized people you do live in the in between. the thing is i'm native. but necessarily because i'm a member of the country, i'm also a white american. >> bill moyers: but you must feel at home in that in between now, because so many people are, as you say, living there. >> sherman alexie: i was taught that it was not easy, that there was something destructive about it. i was taught by my elders, my parents that it was a bad, dangerous place to be. but i've come to realize it's actually, it's pretty magical. you know? i can be in a room full of indians and non-indians. and i can switch in the middle of sentences. so, and also because i'm ambiguously ethnic looking, you know, i come to new york and i can be anything. people generally think i'm half of whatever they are. so, i end up feeling like a spy in the house of ethnicity, you know? because people will t

alexis says that's not alexis. >> i was there.the time nick had his own problems with drugs and alcohol, but says his memory is sharp and he's telling the truth. >> i'm not lying about anything, especially my involvement. i don't see why i would make that up to throw her under the bus. do you know what i mean? >> reporter: alexis and her mother say that's what you are doing, that you have it in for her. >> at the end of the day, these people were my friends. i still feel guilty for having to kind of throw them all under the bus. because i did feel a sense of loyalty to these people. we had good times. i have great memories of them. i wouldn't go out of my way to try to hurt her or her family. it's just that's what happened. >> reporter: she was there. >> right. that's the truth. people can take that at face value, whatever. >> reporter: alexis's mom andrea says there is proof of nick's grudge against alexis and that he's playing up her role now. she points to a police report from 2009 where he seemed to tell a different story rega

i'm alexis christoforous. this morning a wildfire burning north of los angeles is fast, furious, and dangerous. the powerhouse fire cutting through the angeles national forest is growing so fast it's difficult for the national forest service to keep track. yesterday as the fire spread, a group of horses tried to escape the flames. fueled by powerful winds and triple-digit temperatures, the fire threatens hundreds of homes. adriana diaz has our report. charring at least six structures and damaging 15. >> currently we have our resources in place. as you can see, the weather that we're currently challenged with, we're hopeful later this evening the winds will die off. >> reporter: erratic winds and triple-digit temperatures pushed the flames dangerously close to two communities. >> it's overwhelming. i've been up here almost 30 years. this ain't the first one, but it's the worst that i've seen. r . >> reporter: a mandatory evacuation of approximately 3,000 people remains in effect, and at least 1,000 homes are st

alexis davies looks at traffic. good morning. >> good morning, tom. couple of incidents in the same spot on the beltway. first on the outerloop at van dohrn. police on the scene. use caution approaching that area at van dorn. the outer loop at van dorn street, an earlier accident, right lane blocked due to flooding. elsewhere, route 50 to annapolis through the district. no reports of incidents. clear on route 50 from landover road and further in, normal volume delays there. accident reported in montgomery county. hollingsworth drive. various lanes blocked there. and an accident reported southbound, old georgetown road at 270. aaron and eun, back to you. >> thanks, alexis. >>> a story in kentucky, at least three people killed in a helicopter crash in man k4e679or, kentucky. a photo from the scene from our affiliate. the crash happened near an elementary parking lot last night. the helicopter dropped off a patient at a hospital. the pilot, a nurse and a paramedic died in that crash. the cause is under investigation. >>> another former d.c. council membe

i'm glad to welcome back alexis mcgill johnson and faizela patel. let me go to you on this, alexis. will happen to edward snowden. the government will file charges an go after him. it seems pretty investable, correct? >> absolutely. i think it's tricky for him to go to hong kong hiding out in a very very delicate space while i think the president is actually just finished having meetings with the chinese president. i think it's very interesting that i he chose hong kong, it was deliberate and the government has no choice but to go after him. >> i'm sure the chinese government was shocked to learn that the american government was snooping on them electronically. they fear that they'll be tortured or persecuted for their political views. could the c.i.a.'s black programs come back to haunt the nsa or the treatment of bradley manning come back to haunt the nsa now? come back to haunt them now if snowden can claim look at what they did to manning solitary confinement, that's torture, you have to protect me. >> that's a very important point, and i think that triggered my curiosity about

alexis and of course howard.ciate you guys and we'll see you real soon. >>> straight ahead in the newsroom for the second time in days police search the home of the new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez walking away from the house with about a dozen evidence bags. jurors in the george zimmerman trial will hear 911 calls from the trayvon martin killing but not any expert testimony about it. just who is screaming in the background. and lawmakers say he is a traitor and they are pushing hard to have hong kong send edward snowden home to face espionage charges. [ driver ] today, my ambulance knew all about a bike accident, just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ]

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cash flows of financial instruments including interest rates and securities earlier i spoke with alexis goldstein a former vice president at merrill lynch bank about the consequences of this bill i first asked how much influence special interest and bank lobbyist have in crafting financial regulation. for completely out those of us on the side of financial reform there's about two or three major groups that do that one of them is better markets another is americans for financial reform and then we're going against these multimillion dollar lobbies that i'll sit inside of the mega banks along with all their other sort of friends and extended family but also advocate on behalf of them. the largest participants who are the big banks they have the most intimate knowledge of the end history but they also have potentially undue influence do you think it's possible to get effective rulemaking the way that our financial system is set up. i think the odds are definitely not in our favor i think that with strong advocates like gary gensler has been at this e.f.t. see who is a former interest he u

and they had an incentive, right, alexis?n, this is the key thing i want you to illuminate here, right? when you read the complaints like the one that were filed privately or by the ones that have been filed by state attorneys general, the question is why? why are they stringing along people? will you answer that question for me? are they just doing this to mess with people's lives. >> they're doing this to make money. the servicers are incentivized to push people into foreclosure. the servicers are the ones who get the monthly loan payments from the homeowners. there's the investors who are sitting, you know, as recipients of complex mortgage-backed securities that brought down the financial system. investors are helped if people get loan modifications. >> right. >> servicers profit. >> so the thing that's horrible about this is there was a program that was a part of t.a.r.p. called hamp that was supposed to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. t.a.r.p. would not have passed if hamp were not a part of it. when they tried to pu

however, it seems, alexis that the people in texas have a real problem with . month.o after five months, no abortions. why is planned parenthood is against that fact? >> look, 99% of abortions actually happen under 21 weeks. and so, what we're talking about is protecting the legal right to -- for a woman to make a decision, a very personal and complex decision in consultation with her family, with her doctors, with her spiritual providers. it's a decision that a woman needs to be making in con making in consultation with those folks, not politicians so it wasn't just planned parenthood who had a victory. thousands of women, millions of women who stood with wendy davis, because they understand that no one makes these decisions lightly and as long as abortion is safe, legal, and under our constitution, we have the right to continue to -- to fight for it. >> barack obama says frequently he agrees with his predecessor bill clinton. when abortion should be safe, legal and rare. with 330,000 abortions performed at planned parenthood clinics by last count, how is that rare,

alexis christoforous with the latest information. >> reporter: firefighters are searching for several people, possibly trapped underneath buildings that collapsed in philadelphia. >> they knew where to look. they knew where to focus their efforts. >> reporter: rescue crews and people nearby climbed up on the debris to help get people to safety. police say three buildings are affected. construction workers were demolishing one of them when the collapse happened. police say at least five people were injured and are now at the hospital for treatment. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >>> we have a follow-up on our yearlong investigation into the safety of certain jeep models. at the start of the week the national highway traffic safety administration sent a letter to chrysler, asking the company to recall the remaining 2.7 million cars, the 1993 to 2004 jeep grand cherokees, and the 2002 to 2007 jeep liberty suv's. they are still out on the road. gas tanks in these vehicles are located behind the rear axle, literally in the crush zone. yesterday chrysler said no. and called the suv's safe.

joining me from new york to defend the senator, alexis magill johnson who was on planned parenthood'sors. this was an amazing sight to behold last night. it was impressive. she was up there 13 hours. couldn't lean, at one point someone wanted to help her at some point and she -- they were worried that was now an invalid filibuster. you see all the supporters of abortion there. dewhurst tried to keep control of it but it got out of control. in the end planned parent hood won the day. however, it seems, alexis that the people in texas have a real problem with abortions after five months. so it's, you know, fifth month. so after five months, no abortions. why is planned parenthood is against that fact? >> look, 99% of abortions actually happen under 21 weeks. and so, what we're talking about is protecting the legal right to -- for a woman to make a decision, a very personal and complex decision in consultation with her family, with her doctors, with her spiritual providers. it's a decision that a woman needs to be making in con making in consultation with those folks, not politicians so

alexy didn't go see all hunting on the ice although he worked with the seal skins. he thinks that his present job and previous one can co-exist and so seal hunting should be resumed. on a small scale it can be resumed without harming the seals. we don't need to kill them all and if some amount should be reduced otherwise there will be no fish nothing. all. these villages belong to the soul of it scheme on a string and they work for the monastery you know everyone works here an altar everything was abandoned. so no one gets unemployment benefits and that's enough for him. it's easy to stop working but getting back to a regular work schedule that's very difficult. for the bit. much good you got so the coolness sixty five nineteen one nine six zero three seven two n.t. three and eight six seven. there's one seal lying there very close to here next to her there's another one of our heads are all in these crevices. and the way everything here has changed so dramatically more ice ridges and there's practically no open water. you think i'm your mother you know. what the to

joining me now, alexis goldstein.mer vice president of merrill link and deutsche bank. and new york state attorney general eric schneiderman, co-chair of the mortgage crisis unit, the financial fraud enforcement task force. mr. schneiderman, i'd like to begin with you. you have been on this and i want to just set the terrain for people which is that all states attorney generals say one sued the banks basically over precisely the kind of practices that are spoken about in these affidavits. there was a settlement in which the banks agreed to certain terms. what evidence do we have that they are agreeing to those terms, that the kinds of stuff that we're hearing about in these affidavits are no longer happening? >> well, the affidavits flush out a fraud complaint, and i haven't interviewed the witnesses here. i can't speak to this complaint. but i can tell you we do know they were stringing homeowners along, and i was here six weeks ago talking with you, and we sent notice to the monitoring committee under the settlement

alexis christoforous reports. >> reporter: firefighters are trying to rescue people trapped underneath buildings that collapsed in philadelphia. >> our firefighters are actively engaged in a search- and-rescue operation. it is delicate. this is dangerous work. >> reporter: rescue crews and people who were nearby climbed on the debris to help get people to safety. >> we went over to the building. we said, you know, can you hear us? can you hear us? say something. and we tried to find the people. >> reporter: police say two buildings, including a salvation army thrift store, are affected. construction workers were demolishing one of the buildings when the collapse happened. >> when the building collapsed, there were people standing on the corner. the building had really big aftershocks on the ground. you felt it shake. there was people that actually fell over. >> reporter: police say rescuers pulled at least a dozen people from the rubble. many suffered injuries and were brought to the hospital for treatment. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >>> also knew this afternoon, a 15-year-old dau

alexis christoforous reports. >> this is the first swimsuit that started it off. >> reporter: patriciasim swut for women after surgery. she understands the challenge firsthand. brett's family carries the brca 1 genetic mutation which dramatically increases the odds of breast cancer. >> i have that mutation, and ten years ago at the age of 39 i had a risk-reducing bilateral mastectomy. >> reporter: brett had difficulty finding swimwear. >> most of the swimsuits were matronly. it had a skirt on the bottom and loud floral prints. >> reporter: she decided to make them herself. she named her company veronica brett after an aunt who died of breast cancer. three years later the suits are selling out. brenda o'brien discovered the line after having breast cancer and a double mastectomy. >> it was like a dream come true because i knew when i first put it on, there you have it. it fit. it covers everything. >> each suit comes with pockets for inserts, they have wide straps and come high under the arms to cover scars but without looking frumpy. >> that was really my goal to lufl beautiful, sexy,

cash flows of financial instruments including interest rates and securities earlier i spoke with alexis goldstein a former vice president at merrill lynch and bank about the consequences of this big.

>>para alexis la situación de su padre es su peor pesadilla, porque el hombre esta siendo supervisadotra parte su hermana tiene una petición muy especial >>les ruego que se quede aquí, para que este no sea su último día del padre junto a nosotros. >>pido quew se solucione este problema pronto, pero no puede ser, soy indocumentados., >>debera presentarse ante la oficina de inmigración, de no hacerlo, le otorgarian un permiso para permanecer en ele país, no un estatus. >>en el salvador hay personas que siguen en la busqueda del llamado sueño américano, en el caso ha habido muchos peligros, y la autoridasd intenta hacerles ver los peligros que pasarán en su cruce. >>caterine no ve a sus padres hace varios años, desde que cruzaron,. el anhelo de reunirse con ellos alimienta el deseo de no inmigrar, pero en el pueblo donde vive también pesa la falta de oportunidades. >>ahora los coyotes nos la han ganado y han persuadido a los jóvenes que la inmigración es una oportunidad. >>para este joven lo que ofrece el salvador no es ni cercano al sueño américano >>estudios, que enseñen talleres o alg

. >> anne arundel county police said four people were struck i alexis. -- a lexus. curb.r jumped the three were treated at the scene and released. one woman and the driver were taken to the hospital for non- life-threatening injuries. on the rare occasion you have an emergency, telling someone where you are it can be did cold if not impossible. difficult if not impossible. >> kim dacey explains. >> colombia has more than 90 miles of trails and pathways. all the bridges have placards with an individual alphanumeric code. wethe letter is the bridge are standing at. came up with a numbering system from north to south. like a streetts address and shows up in the mapping system used by 911 operators. >> they do not have the ability to say i am at such and such street address because they are out in the open space and this allows them to if they are in trouble or injured or do not know where they are, they are ine to call in if they are trouble. emergency responders know exactly where they are. >> police have increased by patrols and on tier mounted patrols. >> -- volunte

por los orioles el dominicano alexi casilla se fue de 2-1 con una anotada y una producida.anaron 3-1 a los astros. hoy se inicia la recta final de la nba entre heat y los spurs, el quinteto de san antonio es el equipo que mas extranjeros tiene y donde se habla mucho espaÑol. es un honor porder estar en un equipo asi, seguramente muchos paises fuera de estados unidos van a estar mirandonos y con nosotros no por tener tantos jugadores internacionales. mi primer aÑo en la nba y primer final era un objetivo que teniamos desde el principio del aÑo. los franceces tony parker, boris diaw y nando de colo contajiaran a sus compatriotas lo mismo que tim duncan este ultimo nacido en las islas virgines. canada aporta a kory joseph la tiempo que brasil cuenta con thiago splitter. manu ginobili representa a los argentinos sacando la cara por el idioma de cervantes... despues de seis aÑos de estar alli al borde o una lesion que te deja fuera lo que decia antes, hoy volver estar la verdad que uno lo valora muchisimo, lo aprecia y los disfruta de una manera distinta. el armador australiano

. >>> 20 cargos por una redd prons tuiciÓn alexis wright pasarÁ hay 10 meses tras llegar a un cargo de el jefe de despacho del congresista demÓcrata joe garcÍa renuncio hoy el funcionario se vio implicado en un plan sofisticado para manipular las elecciÓn primiento rays del aÑo pasado. tras enviar cientos de solicitudes falsas de boleta. el congresista dijo este viernes que pidiÓ la renuncia a jeffrey garcÍa que no es un familiar suyo. >>> indocumentados en nevada se anotaron un triunfo, solicitar una licencia especial, que permitirÁ manejar legalmente pero tendrÁ zaoefciertas limitaciones, le diremos cual ¿por quÉ 2 organizaciones decÍan ser defensora de los derechos indocumentados, fueron clausuradas en new york? y en peligro de aumento los interÉs en prestamos universitarios que el congreso no actÚa rÁpido, advirtiÓ el presidente obama. >>> esperamos sus y facebook mÁs adelante lo tendremos en pantalla. un pelotero con un futuro prometedor. >>> tenÍa la carrera en la mirilla de las grandes ligas. >>> requinoa cimientos, premios e innumerables tiro de esquina fÍos. >>> copie nal naci

it shows such a level of clear dysfunction. >> alexis is never charged with any crime. >> this call may be recorded or monitored. i have a prepaid call from -- >> susan. >> an inmate at nassau county jail. >> susan should know authorities are listening, but it apparently makes no difference, and the graying weathered version of susan williams who faces jurors later that year seems overwhelmed by the preponderance of tape. >> i want it as simple as possible. if i could do it myself, i would. >> the tape was the center of the trial. we would show the clip where she said if you're taping me, you know, i'm screwed. and that showed that she knew what she was doing was wrong. >> susan's defense counters that joe labella, the private investigators who learns about the plot during the meeting with susan at this long island diner is a master manipulator whose goal has been to entrap a vulnerable mother. >> there was no instance where you could remotely buy into the fact she was entrapped in this case. >> anyway, this is his business address. williams fence. this is what he drives. >> most of wha

she said alexis pulled up alongside of her and stopped. she said she was able to break free and run back to her family mismanagement at the park. police say the driver, 60-year- old deborah cent shaw was the victim and the rest escaped to safety. the they crashed a toll lent truck behind cars. it happen had on davis street and they first tried to stop the driver using a spike stript but officers drove off of case and officers on the ground or rested tools. >>> an abandoned home is now a work of art. >> when people lived here they lived behind these bars. frommed wabc are backs toed willing do you it is objections odd -- from the bars to the windows, he wants to tell the story. >> i came in there were syringes and broken fees he is on the floor and the space will be used to create an urban farm. the farm will be opened next weekend by the call for yarn much up anybody tip of. we have hosted more. >> chp has issued an advisory for the pass which is a notice to drivers which will be gusty there and this is not a weather service but if you are

this morning, zumba instructor turned prostitute alexis wright is in prison. the 30-year-old pleaded guilty to charges she turned her exercise studio into a brothel. in an address to the court white said she's happy she got busted and when she gets out she wants to help women like herself. >> i want to encourage the others to come forward. i want them to know that there is at least one person out there who will believe their story no matter how crazy it seems. >> reporter: wright was sentenced to ten months behind bars, part of a deal in exchange for her guilty pleas to 20 counts, including prostitution, tax evasion and benefits fraud. wright's lawyers say she was manipulated by businessman mark strong into believing she was an operative of his private investigation firm charged with finding sexual deviants. >> no one should ever be forced to do something like this and not have someone to reach out to. >> reporter: prosecutors didn't buy it, neither did the judge. in a separate trial strong was sentenced to just 20 days after his conviction for promoting prost

let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> home prices soared more than 12% in april. that's the biggest gain in seven years. a new survey shows the biggest jump was in nevada, where prices were nearly 25% higher than a year ago. more potential buyers have been shopping for real estate. but the number of homes for sale is 14% lower than it was last year. experts say the supply shortage has contributed to the price increases. >>> shares of general motors rallied on news that the company would be added to the s&p index. billionaire investor warren burkes' company is buying it with a deal to a private equity home. >>> and if you have investing advice, you can have lunch with warren buffett. the online auction to raise money for a california homeless charity continues all week. last year's winker paid $3.4 million for the privilege to dine with buffet. >>> amazon and viacom are expanding to bring hundreds of shows with nickelodeon, mtv to amazon's video streaming service. the deal comes just days after viacom's licensing deal with netflix exp

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in new york, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> sometimes a stiff neck is more than just a pain in the neckgenerative disc disease of the cervical spine. denise is live in studio b, as we ask the experts about this important topic. good afternoon, denise. >> hi, mary. how are you doing? i'm here with mr. dan jarems, who is here with the university of maryland and st. joseph's medical center. we are talking about degenerative disc disease and back and neck pain. when should we seek treatment? when is it something really serious? >> well, we all -- everyone at some point in their lives, will get a bad episode of neck or lower back pain. it usually goes away in a couple of days on its own. ice, heat, rest. but if it doesn't, after about a week, you probably ought to seek attention. the other major concern is if it turns into pain going down the arm, numbness and tingling going down the fingers. numbness or tingling in the foot. then we think it's a pinched disc or lumbar nerve. we thinka it is putting pressure on the nerve. >> so the rule is after about a week, it may be something more complic