it's -- listening to anita talk about how long it has taken and how she's still getting therapy, this is what i want us to be thinking about, as well, is there is no quick fix now. we want to have it be done. we want to feel better about this. >> i want to play, it's sort of a strange coincidence, elizabeth smart, of course, who was quite famously abducted and held captive for years. she has as part of her life after that horrible period has done public speaking. and she was just in the news addressing a conference giving this incredible bit of sort of confessional honesty about her ordeal and living through and it wrestling with it. and i want to play it for you, anita and get your thoughts about it as we think about the lives of women who thank god they are alive are going to be tomorrow and a year from now and ten years from now. take a listen. >> i have to tell you, one of the questions that is most commonly asked me is, well, why didn't you run away? why didn't you yell? why didn't you scream? i think it goes even beyond fear. for so many children, especially in sex trafficking,

revela intimidades. >>> intimidades anita? bonita tenÍa, una foto sin photoshop. >>> muchas gracias. lo pueden ver si quieren. >>> muy poquito tiempo para el estreno de parodiando el domingo, no se pierda nadie de ustedes en casita, el domingo a las 8/7 centro por univisiÓn. ya quiero ver las imitaciones. >>> segunda temporaa da, estÚvo la vale hablando de lo que serÁ, la primera temporada fue un suceso, esta segunda promete lo mismo. >>> sÍ, con julio zabala. >>> la encontrÉ en mexico y las cosas que me contÓ, muy buenas. >>> mi leona despierta. >>> madrugada, pero despierta. >>> vÁmonos con raÚl e informaciÓn muy importante. >>> sÍ, muy importante anita, estÁ usted y su hogar debidamente asegurado ante un desastre natural como el que ocurriÓ en oklahoma, vamos a hablar de tipos de seguro para usted y su vivienda, lourdes, buenos dÍas gracias por estar con nosotros en la maÑana de hoy. y quÉ tipos de seguros existen para proteger el hogaran una catÁstrofe natural. >>> existen varios tipos de seguros, el mÁs comÚn el de dueÑos

anita shows distribution, most of us in here. you get anybody out here who is externalizing or anyone out here who is internalizing, as a psychologist, we try to bring them back in here so they're more healthy. that's what we study. when you're having problems in your life or any other area, if we can do something, talking to you versus talk therapy or medicine that might help you, what we're trying to do is get everybody back here so we're just kind of more balanced. with respect to the traumatic brain injuries and other types of things, that's much simpler for people to kind of understand that you had a concussive event or you had a t.b.i., traumatic brain injury, that's caused problems. we should be developing ways of helping to manage and treat those problems just like we do individuals who have the other types of problems. >> let me just add one thing there, which is it's a good question, but it highlights one of the challenges of introducing neuroscience today in the courtroom. at kent showed you some of his slides and ment

i very much agree with anita's point that a lot of the neuroscience right now works quite well at the group level and has not yet been shown to work particularly well at the individual level, but having said that, i think that there is, again, a legal necessity issue that is presented. if you go back to graham versus florida it is true that justice kennedy and the supreme court, the majority of the court said that you cannot impose life without parole for a non manslaughter offense for an add less is sent and therefore, he drew the line's did in roeper versus simmons at saying that at less sent are simply different. their brains are different than adults. they're less developmentally mature. what happened to terrence graham? he got sentenced. he didn't get sentenced to life without parole that was now unconstitutional. if you actually read what happened at the sentencing hearing for terrence graham, there was, again, dueling psychologists with a scrist and the state sigh kentucky scrist made the claim he was suffering from anti-personality disorder and in his view, no one recovers fro

let me start with you, anita, as you're the mother of these girls. to find out this utter horror story has been going on for ten years right on your doorstep, how does that make you feel? >> it's very -- i have a lot of mixed emotions. very mixed emotions. i feel like i wish i could have did something, you know. but really didn't know. witnessed a few little things -- well, i didn't witness, you know, i witnessed a situation, my daughters witnessed another situation. it was all weird to me, but i really never called the police or nothing. >> feliciana, you are i believe 16 years old, is that right? >> yes. >> now, you witnessed two years ago ariel castro, one of the three brothers who is being held, the man that owns that house, you witnessed something extraordinary in his backyard. tell me about that. >> well, me and my sister nina, we were across the street on top of a neighbor's porch and we were all just hanging out having fun and i hear my sister say look, and we look across the street and it's ariel, and he has a woman, she's naked, and she's j

. >> anita vogel is live for us in los angeles with breaking details. congratulations to her, right? >> that's right. she is one happy camper this morning. good morning to you guys. she is on her way back to arizona. this is brand new video of her car crossing the border into the united states. it's believed around 10:00 p.m. last night. the mother of 7 locked up on drug charges walked out of a mexican jail and into her husband's arms. this after surveillance video shows maldonado boarding with only water bottle and blankets in her hand. she was on the way back from arizona from a funeral in mexico when authorities arrested her. they claim they found this 12 pounds of marijuana. thanks to the crucial security video it is showing nothing could have carried the amount of drugs. she professed her innocence saying she was framed. the naturalized u.s. citizen born in mexico says she will likely avoid trips there. >>> anita, thanks so much. cheb check in with you in a little bit this morning. >> romney returns to the stage after 6 months. romney tells the wal

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his three-year-old horse goldencents, a top five contender a stirring victory in last month's santa anita derby guaranteed the pair a trip to kentucky. >> and goldencents and kevin krigger have won the santa anita derby! >> what excite me is to see when i'm done riding and i'm done winning the joy it brings out of the owners, the trainers, my family. >> reporter: on saturday, the 27-year-old from the island of st. croix hopes history comes along for the ride. do you know what's at stake here? >> of course i do. there hasn't been an african american jockey to win it since 1902. >> reporter: african americans once dominated racing. oliver lewis won the first kentucky desher in 1877, and overall black riders won 15 of the first 28 derby >> when you wanted to win you called on these jockeys. >> pelham mcdaniels is writing a book on black jockeys. in the late 1800s they were major stars but when african americans started earning big prize money, white jockeys literally drove them out. >> some jockeys would be whipped with the whip when they were riding down the strait away or the turn. and in

and kevin krigger have won the santa anita derby. >> what excites me is to see when i'm done ridinging the joy it brings out of the owner, the trainers, my family. >> reporter: on saturday the 27-year-old from the island of st. croix hopes history comes along for the ride. do you know what's at stake here? >> of course, i do. there hasn't been an african-american jockey to win it since 1902. >> reporter: african-americans once dominated racing. oliver lewis won the first kentucky derby in 1875, and overall black riders won 15 of the first 28 derbies. >> when you wanted to win, you called on these jockeys. >> reporter: emory university's professor is writing a book on black jockeys. in the late 1800s they were major stars, but when african-americans started earning big prize money, white jockeys literally drove them out. >> some jockeys would be whipped when they were riding down the straightaway, and in some cases the jockeys were jostled to the point where they fell off the horses and were killed. >> reporter: krigger respects those who came before and is glad to shed light on thei

>>ay ya ya, despierta >>ya estamos de regreso, que haces, anita >>que te quejas y tardas un montón teedazos, johnny >>mandalesbesos, abrazos, las quiero >>dice que las quiere, que las adora. >>tuviste oportunidad de experimentar eso >>si, afortunadamente, con sentidos opuestos y la gente que sigue las novelas ahora en twitter quwe tenemos contacto directo con los fans >>antes teniamos que mandar carta y esperasr tres semanas >>vamos a iniciar el sgmento, el puertorriqueño ariel castro, acusado de torturar a tres jóvenes secuestradas en su casa por una decada, experimenta el repudio de su propia familia, piden condena perpetua para el. >>en entrevista exclusiva ofrecida a cnn oneal y castro gritaron que son inocente, que no son complices de su hermano que mantuvo a tres mujeres secuestradas por una decada >>yo no hice eso no soy e la hombre que están acusando soy inocente >>es quew el hombre que secuestro violo e hizo abortar varias veces a michelle knight son presunto complices de ariel castro >yo le pido que sigan fuertes porque yo se que será duro para ustedes y el resto de la famil

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impulsivity, impulse control and you get back to the basic problem that chris who is a colleague of anita's at vanderbilt, wait he has put it, how do you distinguish and irresistible impulse from an impulse not resisted. there is a basic gray area, a difficult ability to say, did you actually choose that and did you choose it in a way that the law would recognize. so the law all of the time develops concepts that scientists are interested in studying. it might be competency, for example. well, competency is really a multifaceted construct from a legal perspective. it could be competency to be executed, it could be competency to commit a crime. it could be competency to contribute to the decision as to whether voluntarily commit yourself to a mental hospital. it could be competency to participate in an abortion decision. so competency means many different things. the first thing you have to do as a scientist is ask the question, well, what does the law mean by it because if you want me to measure it, i have to somehow apply it. so going back to the question of free will, because a scientist

obviously anita hill made a very compelling witness to a lot of people.s very bitter about what happened or his wife wouldn't be calling anita hill at 7:30 in the morning which is a little weird, to say the least. if you want to call it the prescribed thing to say, you mean things that 80%, 90% of the american people agree with, background checks, immigration reform, health care, issue after issue. is that the prescribed thing that liberals want to hear, or is there a reason he was reelected twice or elected twice in landslides? >> is the point here less about the president, maybe what clarence thomas is saying, or is clarence thomas saying look if you're a black republican, you can't get elected? >> that's exactly right. i don't think he was saying you can't get elected. he's saying there's a double standard. look, take it away from justice thomas and i disagree completely with my colleague, stephanie miller. i think anita hill was a fraud. having said that, i don't want to rehash that case. the point is that you look at colin powell, condoleezza rice, a

anita who loves to watch basketball. (clapping) >> charlotte was our great sponsor we are on your staircase thank you. well, as you know the entire san francisco bay area is so proud of our home team basketball heroes finder a great season wasn't it? thanks to the warriors all of us the fans enjoyed the playoff for the second time in 19 years. the seats were filled with fans and record breaking performance by stefano occurring i didn't and 54 points in a single game against new york mets and now households the record for any single assault weapon in the mba. gosh we had a lot to cheer the warriors fans stood behind the team and gave everything they had whether there were many points on the board or few no matter how many injuries they had to overcome from the rebounds of andrew the basketball i double score of my brother david lee to the exciting 3 points by the veteran to the impressive plays this team is to be proud of and to build in many seasons to come. the bay warriors has been the bay areas basketball team for 50

only nato is someone i think is sad of his in the global member that anita into labels in woman to last only by mother of his help was he and will get it all to look at it. just in case at an. equal most of us is on the us a list with all diapers on the software to go on and on and on and. it was just because on us. used to. keep those. go home of the. yes i'm going ok. we've seen a lot of things considered. but i want to for a moment see you with a. little but. i want to look and we're going to my we were arrested now that i don't know why they arrested me but i don't know what's going on. how long have you been working twenty years. with the for the longest how long have you been with the police twelve and a half years. and you twenty eight years you're both rosarito police and the rosarito police. opened up to you did you watch with him did he have a professional relationship now. were you aware of his illegal activities no neither was i interested in or knew of them but are you going to be together. look. at. it i'm a. little bit of a lot of. i. i mean good luck i mean. all. of them

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anita dunn was talking about fox saying fox news often operates as the research arm or the communication arm of the republican party. if you go back and find the obama administration has been unhappy with fox news. and even excluding us from a cia briefing on benghazi. this is not something -- >> i think everybody at fox ought to be vindicated that you have seen the level of hostility which is unconstitutional and i suspect illegal and that there should be a certain pride in having rosen as one of the team here because he did exactly what he should have done. he will become a symbol of freedom of press in the process. >> fascinating to see news organizations coming out on this. >> i think everybody across the system on every single network realizes that when you start having criminal potential proceedings and you start having secret gathering up of information against reporters you have really crossed the line of the first amendment and you threaten every news gathering organization in america. and i am delighted that people who may be deep opponents of fox have come back and i hope the

which explains the leading candidate's for mayor, anita man and hugh jashole. [ laughter ] >> steve: family. >> jimmy: the jashole family. that's correct. >> steve: his dad was in the army, wasn't he? >> jimmy: yes, major hugh jashole. yeah, that's right. [ laughter ] yeah. [ talking over each other ] you know the hunts? >> steve: i do. they have a son named michael. greg and michael. >> jimmy: no, i was talking about greg. gregory. >> steve: gregory hunt? >> jimmy: i know michael as well. >> steve: they didn't call him michael, though, didn't they? >> jimmy: no, he had a nickname. >> steve: what was it? oh, mikey. >> jimmy: nicky. mikey. [ laughter ] you're not going to do it. no, we don't have to. >> steve: no, no, no. >> jimmy: don't have to. this is a cool story. a group in new hampshire calling themselves the robin hooders is feeding strangers expired parking meters so that they don't get tickets. isn't that cool? yeah, look at the kid who's doing this, too. >> reporter: they call it robin hooding. about a half dozen men and women in the town of keene are armed with nickels and

but i know that as families starts establishments and certainly for me and anita, we wanted to make sure that our kids had an appreciate of the arts. we actually forced them to do piano lessons. but then as we grew up, they really appreciated it. because they play and they enjoy it. that is why, my daughters got into the youth for asian art at loyal high school yfat and they gave them exposure and i know that katie knows that because she was introduced to it at the same time where the drama and performance complicated their education. and so now arts has become part of the education and because the appreciation of that means that you are even more well rounded in the things that we do. and for many of you who have worked with me in the last couple of years, you know that arts is leading the effort to revitalize market street. the tenderloin, south of market. it is the rising of that and i know that nobody in this room knows better than dr. lisa stevens of the academy of art university, because we look at her business, and it is going because people appreciate the roll of arts in all of o

there's an anita bake ebaker/mi bolton combination -- i'm sorry, michael mcdonald.f that. we've been free styling through this project. so i never really know what voice is going to come out next. ♪ ♪ and i'm sorry you're about to get ♪ >> i think one of the major things about you, the privilege that you have, you just don't keep isolated to your family andy friends. you're also building things with people. a nonprofit. you have charities. talk about some of the work you're doing. >> i'm from north philadelphia, and i focus my energy into north philadelphia. kansas -- people from kansas, oh, you're from kansas. i came from there. you know, i think i'm pretty well-rounded. i think i'm, you know, modestly intelligent. and i'm -- i love my work ethic. i'm a hard worker. so if i come from there, i know that others like me are there, too. and so if i can create something that will expand their minds, you know, get them excited about living, then that's what the foundation does. >> what are some of the programs that you're offering young people? >> well, we've been offeri

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. >> reporter: anita, cbs news.ahoma city. >> she'll have to under go physical therapy and emotional counseling but tonight she was released from the hospital. >>> imagine you're studying for a test. you decide to take a break. you go down to the corner store and get a snack and you find out it was a stroke of luck that made you a millionaire. that's what happened to one san jose guy. he won $2,309,000 playing power ball. kiet do says you have to love what he wants to do with the money. >> reporter: what did he do after claiming his big chunk for $2.3 million a modest celebration with his family at a mexican restaurant. >> that's how my mom raised me. not to be one of those people that are showy about what they have. >> reporter: the 22-year-old college student came to this 7/11 to buy energy drinks during a study break. he needed a caffeine boost to study for finals and then go to work at midnight as a security guard. later he learned he matched five numbers but not the power ball. >> i guess i was a little shocked

>>anita, artista de fuego, creo ingeniosa manera de decir no a la violencia >>hoy desde los Ángeles,plaza méxico, hablamos de inmigración >>si necesita dinero, sepa por qué le dan más lana en casa de empeños. >>y si tu hijo no quedó en la escuela que quería, no te desanimes, te damos opciones. >>y desde nueva york la reina del merengue. >>milly quezada nos revela el secreto del secado dominicano >>buenos días y bienvenidos a despierta américa su mejor manera de comenzar la mañana. ♪.. ♪.. américa despierta a puro corazón américa despierta a puro corazón >>buenos días, que rico amanecer un dia más con ustedes, nuestra gente hermosa, es miércoles 1 de mayo. es el mes de mi cumpleaños >>eehh!! >>tauro >>cumplo treinta y... en diez dias más >>y el viernes celebramos nuestro aniversario, con un espectaculo único desde disney chino y nacho, olga tañón y más. >>y chicho y nano. >>así es >>me gustaria empezar bien informado con satcha pretto. >>hablando de mamácitas >>muchas gracias por el cumplido, un placer saludarlos. la cruzada por la reforma migratoria vuelve a las calles este día del t

let's check back in san antonio with anita. anita, are you there? >> you had to mention the spurs. >> peter: that's my team. that's my team. they are killing me. >> caller: my team. i know. i know. we are coming back. what i wanted to talk about was this nesscraziness about, you know, everybody starting over where we should bury this guy. who is this punishing anyway?% i don't understand. >> peter: good point. good point. who are we punishing? what are we trying to accomplish? what are we trying to tell people when we say dig him up and move him somewhere else? what are we saying? >> caller: maybe we are hurting his family but they are not the people who did this. >> peter: yeah. >> caller: so i just don't get it. you know, we buried plenty of terrorists in the past domestic terrorists. this guy was an american. >> peter: that's the thing. there were some people who were saying send him back to russia. we are not going to send him back to russia because he was an american citizen. we had monsters that live here and were american citizens that we put

crack hour and his wife anita benjamin in this case. the commission was very clear that the height of this structure should be reduced two feet. the height of the structure that was before the commission was 253 feet 3 inches. i'll correct mr. crack hour's statement. two foot reduction should have resulted in a top flat roof of 251 feet 3 inches. ~ that's all we want. and we would like to see the commission's order on the cover sheet of the drawings so that dbi i understand that is absolute limit as set through a dr process and not the kind of limit that can vary up to 6 inches in a project. this commission asked for two alignments on depth, one on my client's side and one on the clients who were represented by sue hester on the other side. it was carefully thought out. we came close to settling it. and to see now that those advantages that we were able to gain through the process, we had to make the cases, the hard case to make. and this commission did take dr and set a limit that's now being eroded by -- so it's semantics games. when

anita gottia smith says alcoholism among suburban women who she refers to as kitchen drinkers is on the rise. >> because women have more access to money. they have more freedom. and they have more stresses. and so now women kind of have to be all things to all people. >> reporter: holly says his wife wasn't a bad mother but had a serious disease. >> people have asked me all the time, well, why didn't you leave her? you know, i took the part of my vows in sickness and in health. i took that very seriously. >> reporter: butterfield hopes a response to the film will serve as a tool to educate. >> and we're hearing from people to tell us things like, i really want a copy of this so i can share it with my family so they can see what it's like. >> dr. gottia smith says the d.c. metro area is rich in alcoholism recovery efforts with more than 2,000 meetings weekly. to learn more about the documentary and get answers to questions on alcoholism, you can visit nbcwashington.com. >> thanks, erika. >>> we want to show you some video out of new orleans about a guy really needs to be locked up becaus