the love birds are chat buyers and alicia bailey.licia just thinks she's having a lovely evening with her boyfriend. ♪ now, the really beautiful back story in all this is that they met at a camp. they both worked at a thing called student life camp. they have only been dating since october of 2011. but chad said he has been planning this since december. >> wow. >> this gets even better. see those lights in the distance? those are not twinkle lights. >> like family and friends? >> yes, it's family, friends, they have fireworks going off. it's just beautiful. >> pulled out all the stops. >> wow. >> you almost don't have to have a wedding now with such a nice engagement video. it's like, hey, we hit it out of the park here. >> quit while ahead. >> i wanted to find out more about this lovely couple, so "right this minute" we have both of them, alicia is skyping in from south carolina and chad is skyping in from tennessee. my first question is for you, alicia. did you know that you guys were being filmed on this date? did you have any ide

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for more than a decade, alicia keyes has entertained the world with her soulful voice.ow she's taking on a new role as producer and composer of the new broadway play, "six lives." let's take a look. >> that wasn't much at all to do. >> jack and jill? >> jack and jill. >> my people weren't so as customed to jack and jill. ák a? >> no, ain't going to happen. >> thank you for having me. "stick fight" is a amazing. i dwru up in new york city, born and raised. and one of the things my mother did early is take me to the theater and it's something i fell in love with as a very young girl. it just takes you to a whole other place, a whole other world. it's magical. so here comes "stick fly" in my world. it's about an incredible black family on martha's vineyard and how families unravel. their vulnerabilities and how things come out and secrets come out that happen in every family. how you deal with that and get past what's going on in each person's life and how to help each other. it's family and it's so powerful to me. so i fell in love with it. >> what is this, some sort of t

and it's all ought on audio after -- >> jose's mom alicia bugged little joe's wheelchair. >> do not draw on my paper, joe. >> hear how the recording is sparking worldwide outrage. >>> it does not get much more dangerous than firefighters on a roof top over toxic flames. >> wow. >> the roof begins to collapse under their feet. >> what happens when the heroes need a hero themselves. >> a motorcycle comes to a stop but the car behind him, not so much. >> then there's this video. >> called choppers, banana bread and punctures. >> weird title. >> yeah. little confusing. >> professional riders who picks the amateur? >> see why that's the understatement of the year. >>> steven will get our show started today with our top story. >> two alabama school teachers have been placed on administrative leave. it has to do with this student, 10-year-old jose salinas. his friends call him little joe. he's a fourth grader in newton, alabama. now, little joe suffers from cerebral palsy, but a high-functioning version. he can walk. he can talk. his mom says when he's at home, he doesn't shut up about the teen

. >> she told me alicia. >> what's her last name. >> she never told me. hey, she told me she was 19. so, you know -- >> how old are you? >> i'm 35. >> now, first things first. i need to know who you are. okay? do you have any type of identification. >> no. >> nothing. >> alicia claims she left her id home in arkansas, but she also said she flew to detroit. >> if you're flying back and forth, how are they putting you on an airplane. >> i had an id down there. when i do this, i don't have no -- nothing on me. >> where is that id right now? >> actually i threw it away. i don't even have an id. i ripped it in half and threw it in the garbage. so that's gone. >> the lack of an id and transparency of her lies are hints she may be underage. >> no pimp, no nothing. i'm going to have the money for myself. i'm going to sell my ass for me. >> what's your connection with the guy. >> tell you the truth, i don't know who that is. >> for now alicia will admit to nothing, not even after they point out the room she's in has been paid for by the male suspect under arrest i

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. >>> nbc latino's alicia menendez, joe watkins and msnbc political analyst, richard wolffe. i want to start with you because as we look at the new "washington post" poll numbers, 52% of republicans say they want rick santorum to stay in this race, to be the conservative alternative to that of mitt romney. does that say more about the enthusiasm for santorum or the dragging a horse to water for support of mitt romney? >> i think that rick santorum certainly has been able to really fascinate a lot of republican voters and certainly a lot of conservatives, evangelical conservative voters are excited about his campaign. i think that everybody knows that mitt romney is going to be the republican nominee. and so i think that rick santorum is just going to help sharpen mitt romney for the fall campaign. but rig but romney is going to be the nominee, and most americans know that. >> let's talk about the fall, richard. obama in this new poll, he has strong leads over mitt romney, strong leads over rick santorum. and then the major gaps against mitt romney. a large edge when it comes

so the contraception debate alienated a lot of women voters, alicia. is mitt romney going to make some of that ground up? everything we've seen just over the last couple of days. >> well, i think this is definitely good press for the romney campaign. it's a sugar high. there are no policies that actually support moms who stay at home. if that's what we were really going after here, we'd hear mitt romney talking about moms who stay at home being able to contribute to 401(k)s. we'd hear about working wages for stay-at-home moms. we're not actually talking about policy. and i think once women voters take a look at the policies, see his position on lilly ledbetter, his unclear position on lilly ledbetter, see his unwillingness to go after the governor of wisconsin when he overturns fair pay legislation, i think that's what women voters actually care about. >> take us inside the presidential campaign itself. what is the romney team absorbing from this over the last 24, 48 hours, and how is it going to affect positive messaging going forward? >> well, i thin

. >>> de alicia machado y araceli arÁmbula, entÉrese que dijo y quÉ pasa por los Ángeles?. >>> y hoy nos la vamos a paso pasar muy bien, desplaza mÉxico, a ver el al bien te por favor. >>> americaunivision@@despiertaa . >>> llegÓ dejo que te cuente. >>> bienvenida chiqui. >>> quÉ guapa. >>> radiante. >>>@@ierta como tÚ. >>> pero solo amanece iste radiante sino que amaneciste con informaciÓn. >>>la semana pasada captamos a arturo carmona y una revista lo captÓ tambiÉn con de la mano de alicia machado. >>> asÍ como lo escucharon y ahora alicia con arturo, nosotros nos encontramos al regiomontano en el estacionamiento de mÉxico y hablÓ de todo un poco, y del romance de la chule con sebastian rully, serÁ que ahÍ tambiÉn hay romance, uf! mejor vamos a dejar que arturo nos cu cuente. >>> bien, bien, bueno este si pasando por crisis, no sÉ,ivisi vez sentimentales, tal vez emocionales no lo sÉ, yo lo que sÉ y lo que de entero es a travÉs de ustedes, sabe que es la madre de mi hija, nunca la voy a dejar sola, mi hijo estÁ y bien los niÑos tambiÉn, y realmente no, no profundosÓ en el

. >> reporter: we met with alicia and a bunch of other unabashed mothers. what are some of the common misconceptions people have about erotica? >> they think it's so extreme. they think they are going to get lit on fire. >> chained up and bound and gag and scar and twisted and -- >> and it just doesn't happen. >> only if you want to. >> that's true. >> only if you want to. >> reporter: "shades" has sold more than a quarter million copies so far, with movie rights going for a reported $5 million. the book is filled with taboo subjects like bondage, dominance and submission. and author e.l. james items "20/20" anchor elizabeth vargas she's happy bringing sex into the main stream. >> well, it's a lv stoove story. people who fall in love have a lot of sex, don't they? i seem to remember that. >> i think women all over the country will be reading parts out loud to their significant other and saying, you know, let's do this. let's try it. record a >> reporter: and what the popularitile of porn for women really seems to come down to is something men don't always s

. >> alicia menendez, marco rubio seems to be helpful, trying to come up with a republican dream act.aving trouble figuring out what the dream is in the republicans? that you get to go to college and then you can't be employed in this country, that's as far as they let you go? >> in fairness, your status gets somewhat normalized. you can do norm things like drive, work here. those are big things. that said, there are big problems with what we're hearing is being proposed, which is that these kids are not going to be able to become u.s. citizens, which means we create a permanent second class of americans that exist in the united states and he says, well some of them can become citizens. then it's circumstantial. that's not how you build good policy. the timing is incredibly suspect. we have a house where we know this legislation won't move. why is marco rubio now proposing it in the senate? >> we heard that the fundraiser in florida the other night that we overheard what he was saying. he was actually saying to the rich republicans that they need some kind of republican dream act and

alicia, quick question for you.d see a family saying, i cannot have this meeting but mark sets it up as, listen, a court of law and also a negotiation. at some point, you know, the family has to communicate. that's going to be the basis of any kind of moving forward. at the same time, you know, their son is dead. as a psychiatrist, how do you advise people to navigate something like that that is just so impossible? >> i think what the family wants more than anything, what they need psychologically more than anything, what happened that day. that's not stuff they'll get from george zimmerman. right now they're entitled to feel ow hay feel and they should proceed by letting the court get the evidence. >>> ahead this morning, i love this guy. this is a nice, young man who was just trying to keep all the girls straight. active dating life, kind of busted, though, for his very detailed dating spreadsheet. we'll tell you why organization worked against him in today's "get real." here's hank's playlist "somebody to love."

thanks. >> thank you, alicia. any questions? april is always a fun month for us and lots of activity. so april and october are our two biggest months. this year even bigger with america's cup here. we are starting to highlight each meeting we're going to highlight one our community partners. so i'm going to ask michael pappas, director of san francisco interface council, if you would like to spend a few minutes giving us an update on where you are and maybe tell us a little bit about your program coming up next week. >> thank you, director cronenberg. my name is michael pappas, the executive director of the san francisco interface council and a member of our city's human rights commission. our council was founded actually 23 years ago in response to two crises in the city. a homeless crisis and an earthquake. we received our initial funding from church world service because they wanted to give funding to a group that was interfaith. so a group of faith leaders who were in the mayor's office at that time again met and that was th

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i'll start with you, alicia, then chip, please jump in.you think the war on women narrative the democrats tried to perpetuate can hold up to the election? >> i think right now already you're seeing democrats take advantage of it. one of the problems with women particularly, unmarried women, we're transient, we move year to year. even if you're registered, you need to reregister. there are bigelow gistity cal challenges. right now, democrats are taking the opportunity, sending mailers to segments of women, making sure they're engaged now. even if the narrative doesn't translate now to november, they will have built in a significant base of support. >> chip, can you get back on the economy or has this made a serious dent with women? >> i think it has made a short term dent obviously as you've seen polling and seen gender cap issues. as the economy and jobs become the central focus which it will in this campaign, that's the most important thing in the country, if you look at cross tabs and look deeper, that's the most important issue to men a

now let's get one more call in from alicia, from mark center, ohio.ood morning, alicia. >> good morning. >> your question? >> my question is, i am bart of an i.r.a. which put me in a higher tax bracket. i am 60 years old, and i thought if you cash an i.r.a. in at 59 1/2 you don't have to pay taxes on it. was my taxes done correctly since i inherited this when i was 60 years old? >> so you're a little bit confused. if you're above age 59 1/2 you don't have to pay penalties. but you're still taxed on the money that you pull out. and because you already pulled the money out, you do have to pay the taxes. for everybody else, who is inheriting an i.r.a., and this happens a lot, you can stretch the withdrawals over your life span. so that's a better way to not get hit with the taxes all at once. >> not just a little bit confused, totally confused. >> that's okay, alicia. jean skat ki, david bach and farnoosh torabi. thank you very much. still ahead from morning breath to unpleasant smelling feet we're answering some of your most embarrassing health question

we need to move to alicia silverstone right now. are grossed out by what you see right there. prechewing her son's food, feeding him like a momma bird. now, linsey davis is here to talk about what silverstone had to say about it. >> reporter: something about this story leaves a bad taste in your mouth. >> oh. >> reporter: there's more where that came from. some were grossed out by the notion of prechewing food. but the star isn't backing down from the practice known as premastication. she is defined, despite some very public, shall we say, tongue-lashing? for many, this video of actress alicia silverstone previewing her 11-month-old's food was simply too hard to swallow. but now, for the first time, silverstone is addressing those who have chewed her out over this parents controversy. reportedly telling an audience at a screening for her new film, people have been feeding their kid that way for thousands of years. it's a weaning process. i think it's adorable. the video, which silverstone posted on her blog, showed her mouth-feeding

rick: alicia, go ahead, alicia. >> beti in. talks about children living in poverty and gop is offering budgetary cuts would cut spending for snap we all know as food stamps. hispanics disproportionately cover under snap. we have republicans potentially thrusting those hispanics who are living in poverty into a situation where they will be put off the food rolls until they get down to $2,000 in their saving. rick: quick response. >> a lot of those hispanics would not have to have the programs if they had more jobs. if the president provided more jobs and economic recovery that he promised that wouldn't be a problem. but, so many hispanics don't have jobs. so many americans don't have jobs. this president has failed -- >> with republican they won't have food on top of that. rick: we have to leave it there. you can hear them on cirrus xm. their show is called, "power play". we'll have to have you back real soon. >> thank you. jenna: look forward to that they were great. most wanted man in the fast and furious investigation was rel

alicia? >> sirius xm channel 146. bettina and i mix it up.cs. >> bipartisan, biculture. what else do you want in america? tune in. that's awesome. jill. >> dakota.nationaljournal.com. the best presidential analysis in d.c. or anywhere. >> i like that. >> shots fired by jill lawrence. god bless you. and my plug today, it's national's opening day. nationals 4-2. hot start. great pitching. let's keep it going today against the cincinnati reds. come on, nationals. let's score some runs today to go on top of some great pitching performances. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." chuck will be back tomorrow. i know you love that goatee. coming up next on msnbc, chris jansing & company. you do not want to miss that. thank you so much for having me. see you back on tuesday when i'm back in the chair. >>> here's your business travel forecast. all eyes on the west. that's where the rain will continue in areas especially of northern california late today. we'll be watching thunderstorms in the midwest. in the east it's a chilly start to the

how do you greet that news, alicia? >> when you look at jobs, jobs was so esthetically focused.uld be happy someone so beautiful was playing him. i'm serious. i there -- whether or not the intellect is there, i think the sheer beauty of ashton -- >> not impugning ashton kutcher, but the intellectual heft of steve yobs jobs, his life filling those shoes. >> he's reading from a script though. >> "two and a half men" goes to -- okay, we're going to move on to another little tidbit. goldman sachs is the private equity fund is selling its shares of vil voice media after finding out that the company runs a sex traffic website back page.com. this is fairly serious. nick christophe has a great op-ed saying there's no doubt many escort ads were placed by consenting adults but goes on to say in one recent case, prosecutors say a 158-year-old girl was drugged, tied up and sold to johns through back page and other sites. this is about oversight in terms of investments. apparently they were trying to shed shares as early as 2010 but back page has been very profitable in the last two years ho

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it's the cool kids campaign -- but her mother, alicia, found one place they could go. it's the cool kids campaign center. they have class's there every week. alicia can bond with other moms and every can play with kids going through the same thing. >> this has become a place where she can, and it does not have to be a patient. >> the learning center is not just for young kids. they also have a teenage club for survivors of the cancers and for those who are newly diagnosed. >> that they do not know what to expect, sortiing club, they step in and help guide them -- so our teenage love, they step in and help guide them through the journey. >> they also help them keep up with their school work during the treatments. the steinbergs could not be happier to have found a learning center. soon michael be back to normal, but cool kids will be -- soon life will be back to normal, but cool kids will always be part of their lives. for more information, go to the lead at wbaltv.com. >> she is a little angel, for sure. we wish them the best of luck. here's what is coming up at 6:00 p

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. >> alicia, next -- . >> jim, do you mind talking about some of the issues?i have had a history of depression and anxiety. it's genetic. we saw positive results with our young effort and my wife suggested, you have to talk to mark about your anxiety and depression and they put me on the program. it was tremendous. he was able to accommodate me in off hours and able to work out a great schedule and i profited immensely. >> i imagine the worry is lifted from your shoulder after your daughter was treated. >> >> can you talk to me about the technique? >> yes, we used two treatment techniques with jim. one was eeg neuro feedback where we trained his nervous system to be calm. in moments of great stress, jim would call me, i treated him with voice technology. all of the worries went away. >> >> to find out more about dr. steinberg -- call his office or go online at mark steinberg. com. thank you very much. . >>> alicia combines e-mails with radio an tv and we come up with a little noise. >> jaime, are you ready to eat your words? >> i guess the wise guy answer woul