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will lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. >> avery is reciting the lord's prayer. >>> and it's a really great child rendition of the lord's prayer. she's got most of it. >> give us the day the bread. >> yeah. >> and deliver us trespasses. >> pretty close. >> i think the temptations part was probably the best. >> lead us not into poptation. >>> and you might remember this video. do you remember little 2-year-old wally? wally mad at his mom for not being able to go outside to play in the dark so he hid behind the blinds but then fell asleep. >> we asked people to do it and they did. >> our viewers are awesome and they rise to the challenge. this guy nicholas got into it. he's full-on shirtless and asleep behind the blinds. >> that's the most authentic. >> this one didn't have vertical blinds, this is a towel. >> there's not a lot of rules for wally-ing. >> the german shepherd and the pug hid well. >> and the best one is wally did the wally, he was so excited when he saw us on television and he heard us say do the wally. this is wally wally-ing. >>> this is a double wall

avery, you first on this one.achusetts residents actually support the idea of the death penalty, so will this be an uphill battle? >> well, it will be an uphill battle on the assumption the united states gets the conviction. these are very important issues that the defense team has to think about. on the other hand, judy clark is tsarnaev's defense lawyer. she's represented smith, ted kosinski, she is the best of the best and the likelihood of this case going to jury trial i think is less likely than not. i think a deal ultimately has to be worked out and that's what judy clark is going to do. >> you have to wonder whether there will be a argument of change of venue. how could you have this trial in boston, still so scarred by what took place? >> if you're a defense attorney, 30% of the people are against the death penalty, that's kind of something that you like, but they bring on a death penalty case like this, fred and sometimes as a strategy to make an ultimate resolution where the defendant waives all future a

so, avery, where do you come from on this?igation that should support the discovery of the circumstances surrounding hoffman's death? >> well, of course there should be. the fact, you can't argue that you're dealing with a renowned actor, one of the great actors of our generation, but he was drug add led likely and that journal is going to help us understand that, but the idea that someone supplying and someone involved should have no responsibility either criminal or civil, to me, is not right. i mean, i think nypd is doing the right thing by assigning that kind of manpower, that kind of staffing to this investigation. and you know what? i think there's much more to this story i think vineberg is smack in the middle of this thing. he's the only one charged with a felony and these other two are going to start singing to try to get out of this mess and they're going to implicate vineberg even further. >> but it is pretty remarkable that this kind of manpower would be assigned to this investigation when clearly after the death o

have >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> avery: this is nice. and not alarming at all. >> dylan: it's just coffee. >> nick: yep. nothing to scare off the clientele. we're just, you know, talking. i still can't believe you own this place. i mean, i really like what you've done with it, too. >> dylan: yeah, a complete overhaul since kevin sold it to me. i think i changed a plant. did you notice? >> nick: yeah, the plant's cool. >> dylan: yeah, i like plants. >> nick: me too. >> avery: okay, thank you very much for this performance from the genoa city players, but i'm not buying it. you're up to something. what is it? is this about ian ward? >> summer: are you sure you don't mind me following you to your hotel to get the test? >> ian: well, i wouldn't be much

>> dylan: obviously it's not the oven. >> avery: it's not the oven. >> dylan: what'go

i agree with avery.d of the day substantively speaking, i happen to agree with them. but in any event, i haven't -- >> you happen to agree that men and women fair differently when it comes to family court or divorce issues? >> yes. yes. i believe it's skewed towards women and i believe that they're not the highest, brightest stars sitting on the benches in family courts. >> oh, my gosh. richard. >> you going to get a lot of ugly e-mails today. >> just from personal experience. what can i tell you. >> what is it @richardherman? okay. you're in for it now, buddy. all right richard, avery we appreciate it. we love your candor. the legal guys are here every saturday at this time to give us their takes on the most intriguing cases of the day, week, month whether you like it or not. so there. >>> straight ahead in the "cnn newsroom" in the next hour, i'll speak with a jury consultant on what factors go into deciding a case like this loud music murder trial underway in jacksonville, florida. farmer: hello, i'm

avery, you first.ut what was taking place behind closed doors. what they omitted, got was present and what they thought was present in this case. >> well, often in jury litigation, you will have stronger jurors and jurors that are less assertive. and i heard the remarks by some of the jurors, by two. it seems impossible that race was not a consideration. to me, if you had a remorseless black guy that shot a white guy, there would be no question. i absolutely believe that michael dunn got at least with first degree murder, got away with it, and frankly, i believe the prosecution the right. it's time to retry this case from first degree. >> and so, richard, as you look to the jurors, the way in which the jurors applied the law based on what was presented in court, do you think that this underscores the glaring i guess mistakes made, that they couldn't connect the dots enough, they couldn't paint the picture so these jurors would go into deliberations better equipped with the facts or all the circumstance

but avery holmes sparked the comeback. his layup ties the game. they win 74-67. st. mary's at lmu.ard had the hot hand. 14 points in the first half. st. maries is a winner tonight, 77-58. i'm headed off to pebble beach tomorrow morning to catch round two and we have our specials on saturday and sunday if we get it in. >> uhll be sitting by the fire watching you. >> see you at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [captioning sponsored by fox broadcasting company twentieth century fox television and nestle butterfinger]

but avery holmes sparks the comeback. ties the game at 58 and they go onto win. they are eight and four in the wcc. i have in my hand, the thursday night top five. at number five, a look at olympic competition. a face full of ice on the snow boarding slopes qualifying. that is a dangerous one. shawn white dropped out of that. number four, a sandbagger. >> you can't relate to that. >> back to pebble beach, jimmy walker gets a shot at johnny water. number two, james haan. watch the approach. and the back on six. he is looking for the roll. he is looking for the direction. and the eagles have landed. the chest bump with his cad by. number one, today at golden gate field. that is a long shot. he was 0 for his last 18 races and pulls off a stunnerment if you put two dollars on that horse to win, you won $69 and 40 cents. pretty good payday. >> the number on that horse? >> five? was that five? >> horse number five. >> horse number five. we will be right back. >> i get it. channel 5. ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her

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at the 101 livestock supply down the road, chris avery fears the sell-off of california cattle will decimate business. >> this time of year, they are getting back seats. they are doctoring the calves, getting back seats and using ear tags. i sell those, they sell them, and then i sell fly spray, wormers and fly tags. if they sell the cows, they will not buy that stuff. it makes a dent in my business. in california, they declared a drought emergency. ranchers can qualify for low-interest loans. most farmers do not want to be deeper in debt. he want the government to think bigger, much bigger. >> you look at the clouds and go "couldn't you make it rain?", you can do everything else. we can go to the moon and mars, and spend billions of dollars, you know, trying to save a fish down the creek letting water out of a trillion dollar dam, but we want make it rain. >> for now he's gambling against nature. holding off on selling his cattle. time is running out. soon he and his family will have no choice but to leave the business that supported them for three generations. >> it's a little hard for us

. >> margaret avery. >> "the color purple" was given 11 nominations. >> "the color purple." >> and thenled, we didn't win. so that's a tough evening to sit through. >> i could feel this, um, hunger and grasping in me that i didn't like. >> hey, you, you've got a watch on. will you tell me the time? >> that's an academy award winning part. she should have hop an award for that. not my award. >> and the winner is -- ellen bersten. >> you're caught in this terrible squish between, you know, a really heavy dose of vanity and pride and arrogance on one side, and a really heavy dose of humility and insecurity on the other. and you're sort of squished in the middle. >> dustin hoffman. [ applause ] >> i would like to thank my parents for not practicing birth control. [ laughter ] i'm up here with mixed feelings. i'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to be able to work. >> it's not a sport. in sports, whoever wins wins. the oscars are not like that. >> i refuse to believe that i beat jack lemon, that i beat al pacino, that i beat sellers. i refuse to believe that robert duvall lost. >> you kno

the rip salt lake clear to see, at the lye stock supply down the road from the auction house, chris averyears the sell off of california cattle will decimate her business. in time of year, they are giving vaccines so i sell that. they are using ear tags. so i sell those. they sell those caves then i sell spray, and wormers and fly tags. if they sell their cows they aren't going to buy that stuff. so that makes a dependent in my business. >> in california the governor declare add rout emergency. meaning ranchers can qualify for low interest loans to buy hay, but most paramedickers don't want to be deepner debt, he wants the government to think bigger, much bigger. >> you look up and in the clouds and you think isn't there a way to make it rain? you request do everything else. we can go to the moon, we can go to mars, we can do all this stuff, and spend all these billions of dollars trying to save a fish dune a creek, letting water out of a -- a trillion dollar dam, but we can't make it rain. >> for now he is gambling against nature, holding off but time is running out, soon and he family m

stage debut with the new york philharmonic in "sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street" at averyere is emma thompson! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! the stage! oh! the stage. the lights. it loves you! the stage. the theater! the theater loves you. the theater loves you. >> yes, darling! >> jimmy: and we love you as well. >> thank god i'm here. i'm back. i've come to save you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. >> i heard your first week has been a [ bleep ] disaster. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no! that's not true. >> really? >> jimmy: it has been fine so far. >> has it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> has it? >> jimmy: no, no. don't ask the roots. yeah. it's very good. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: emma, you will be playing with bradley. all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: now listen -- we're going to play charades. each player gets a turn. >> wait. >> jimmy: what? >> i'm stuck with you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you mean, you're lucky you got to -- >> come on! >> jimmy: you get to work with me. >> oh my god! hey! okay. all right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you okay? >> all right. >> jimmy: each

used an image that comes from the brazilian workers movement that is discussed in interesting work by avery lewis. they speak of the image of widening the floors of the cage. the cages existing course of institutions that can be widened by committed popular struggle. it happened effectively over many years and if you could extend the image beyond think of the cage of coercive state institutions is the kind of protection from the savage beasts that are roaming outside and with a predatory state supported capitalist institutions that are dedicated to the principle of private gain, power, domination that was the interest of the community and may be revered in rhetoric but practice and even in anglo-american law. while it's also worth remembering that anarchists condemned really existing states, not visions of unrealized democratic dreams such as government of, by and for the people. they bitterly opposed the rule of what looks and had called the bureaucracy which he predicted 50 years in advance would be among the most savage of human creations and they also opposed the parliamentary systems t

. >>> they trailed san diego by 9 in the second half but here comes avery holmes lays it in and usf wins63. >>> saint mary's at lmu. junior guard kerry carter with the hot hand for the gaels. 14 points in the first half. saint mary's a winner. 77-58. >>> and i am headed this morning down to the monterey peninsula for round 2 of the pro-am. we'll have coverage tonight in our 6:00. and don't forget the par 5 post- game show following cbs coverage of the at&t on saturday and sunday, weather willing. have a great weekend, everybody. >> howard, first with the left hand then with the right, jimmy howard two good saves as nye quist shoots and scores. >> the red wings went almost the length of the ice for an impressive goal last night. and he gets our play of the day honors on this friday. detroit beat the panthers in florida 3-1 the final. >>> it is 6:26. and coming up, a new state bill aimed at stopping cell phone theft but not everybody is on board. why some companies are against it and the new information expected to come out today. >> reporter: you have been hearing it all morning long. we

avery did it in peace could add something to put amendments on it exactly but to condemn and it's so defined dots you know we went out to the convenience and showed it to mean the np and after two amendment on the piano and so good with the onset and that's the reason the government didn't go through because you knew that she knew that they continue to ruin of parliament who died in an abandoned police she said oh don't know. he just needs to roll the right to be in the nineties to make the dough so that was a crucial decision i mention you are on each. we strode daniel on the project just to be no comeback and peace before the break of a shell usually not such as making the point is probably too early to say just how french views are evolving. on the on all of these issues. but up do you get a sense that when you look at the tone of the debate it's happened friends this is a larger segment in the fauna found states more concerned if there were even say sometimes who wants to roll back the this film that actually read the news it's been presented as something that was the march of ti

here comes avery holmes to mark toll live son and the dons win by 11.magic going on there. >>> tournament darling andy enfield now coaching usc trojans at stanford. josh eustis gives the cardinal a double-digit lead and they win by 21. >>> miami beat the thunder last night by 22 but lebron was racked across the face on a dunk attempt. he was bloodied and came out of the game with a broken nose. >>> 49ers news. jim harbaugh said navarre bowman will likely miss half of the upcoming season as he recovers from a torn acl and mcl suffered in the nfc championship loss in seattle. and i don't disagree with the coach very often. my guess is that navarre bowman comes back before midseason. so take your choice. we'll see. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> play of the day on this friday, takes us to florida. it's qualifying daytona 500. multicar crash sending clint bowyer flying but he completes the flip and sticks to landing. check it out again on board camera there he goes a little swirl and back down on all four tires. bowyer, by the way, was fine. he is oka

they trailed san diego by nine in the second half but here comes avery, lay it is in and usf wins 74-. >>> st. mary at lmu. kerry carter hot hand for the gaels 14 points in the first half. saint mary's a winner 77-58. >>> i'm headed this morning down to the monterey peninsula for round 2 of the pro-am. we'll have coverage tonight in our 6:00 and don't forget the par 5 post-game show following cbs coverage of the at&t on saturday and sunday weather willing. have a great weekend, everybody. >>> first with the left hand then with the right! jimmy howard left side shoots and scores! >> how sweet is that? end to end. the red wings almost the length of the ice for an impressive goal last night and that just happens to be our play of the day. detroit beat the panthers 3-1 the final. nice goal. >>> 5:25 right now. santa clara county investigators hope an old quilt will then them crack a case that's gone unsolved for decades. how they believe it could lead them to a killer. >> a new state law being introduced today could cut down on the rash of cell phone thefts here in the bay area. why the p

do you know who really owns your avery pale ale? bottom of it. >> blue moon is really very late -- is very corporate, but the others are painful truths. >> we will see you back here tomorrow. >> it is 56 and is past the hour, so that means let's look at where stocks are closing out the session. a record close for the s&p 500. did make an intraday record, but not a record on a closing day. we did see oil stocks perform well as the price of crude was rising. to medicare ambersons were lower than anticipated by many of the health insured. let's talk about today's rally and where the market could be heading next. market. policy options it was an interesting rally today. we were just talking because it was a large rally for the major averages and yet there didn't seem to be any macro fundamental news underlying it today. our reporting, no one had a fundamental reason for why we are suddenly back at market highs. down behind january and on february 12, we are us talking about selling off and unrest in the ukraine will stop suddenly we are

. >> margaret avery. >> "the color purple" was given 11 nominations. >> "the color purple." >> and theng to sit through. >> i could feel this, um, hunger and grasping in me that i didn't like. >> hey, you, you've got a watch on. will you tell me the time? >> that's an academy award winning part. she should have hop an award for that. not my award. >> and the winner is -- ellen bersten. >> you're caught in this terrible squish between, you know, a really heavy dose of vanity and pride and arrogance on one side, and a really heavy dose of humility and insecurity on the other. and you're sort of squished in the middle. >> dustin hoffman. [ applause ] >> i would like to thank my parents for not practicing birth control. [ laughter ] i'm up here with mixed feelings. i'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to be able to work. >> it's not a sport. in sports, whoever wins wins. the oscars are not like that. >> i refuse to believe that i beat jack lemon, that i beat al pacino, that i beat sellers. i refuse to believe that robert duvall lost. >> you know in your heart that this is kind of wrong,

used an image that comes from the brazilian workers movement that is discussed in interesting work by avery lewis. they speak of the image of widening the floors of the cage. the cages existing course of institutions that can be widened by committed popular struggle. it happened effectively over many years and if you could extend the image beyond think of the cage of coercive state institutions is the kind of protection from the savage beasts that are roaming outside and with a predatory state supported capitalist institutions that are dedicated to the principle of private gain, power, domination that was the interest of the community and may be revered in rhetoric but practice and even in anglo-american law. while it's also worth remembering that anarchists condemned really existing states, not visions of unrealized democratic dreams such as government of, by and for the people. they bitterly opposed the rule of what looks and had called the bureaucracy which he predicted 50 years in advance would be among the most savage of human creations and they also opposed the parliamentary systems t

and behold, slavery thankfully is abolished and you have all this money in the trust is to abolish avery what you do with it? the adoption of side parade, you give it to the next best use instead of the cause of abolition, you know, a judge reforms the trust of the trust invalid or the trust is now giving money to i think in this particular case, african-american college education. .. and that is created obviously inevitable conflicts of interest first of all, one way that a cy pres might be structured is, the judge, here's a lump sum of money, you distributed. well, wait a second. d'agata would judge and say, judge, if you ran my motion to dismiss i will give a million dollars to the charity of your choice, there will audience and needed jail. if you do it in a class-action settlement and say, your honor, if you approve the settlement, we will have $01 million fundamentals were deported, that is considered appropriate somehow. and we have seen some very odd cases and the google buzz case the judge ignored this suggestion and said, you know, there is a local university here , and i think