this was never done. >> in 1997, beth wells appealed the case to the lake county circuit court in florida to get a new trial for duckett, wells called jack edmond to the stand to account for his poor performance. edmond told the court, i blew it. >> i trusted jack edmond. i trusted that 25 years of experience as a criminal attorney, that he would correct this and i was wrong. >> beth wells also offered alternate suspects for the crime starting with excould have beens and migrant workers who stayed at the mcabee home. >> teresa's uncle testified that she had complained to him that there was one man in particular who stayed over there with her mother who would try to pull her down on the couch and touch her inappropriately. for that reason she had asked to stay at the uncle's house. he's never been examined by the police. they didn't take hair follicles from him. he left town soon after. we don't know where he is. we don't have a full name for him. >> there were always a lot of people around the home that didn't live there. there were always more guys than girls. a lot of stuff to raise sus

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well. yeah, bhet. beth. [ inaudible ] >> a pot that he had? all right. [ inaudible ] >> my understanding is that what david wildstein stayed was that it was a legitimate traffic study and it was his idea. which would not have been news to me at the time. that had been related to me any number of times since october 1. so i don't think david wildstein said anything different from that. i think that he also said at that time that bridget kelly had some knowledge about it. that, again, triggered us to go back to bridget kelly and ask her. and she did not. you guys need to understand this, that's not a revolving door where anybody can walk in any time they want on any topic and just willie nilly have at me. there's a process around here. people report to certain people. and if they want to get certain information from me, they've got to go through channels. the people who have unfettered access to me at that time were kevin o'dowd and charlie mckenna. and everybody else in this office reported to either kevin o'dowd or charles mckenna. and so, i h

. >> well, joining me now, lauren fox, and msnbc.com senior editor beth fuiy.h you, lauren. hillary clinton answered that 2016 question not exactly direct, but she made it clear she's considering a run. is there anything at this point that could hold her back? >> i think there certainly is a chance that hillary clinton is going to be running in 2016. one of the things that we've seen moving forward is that everyone is staying on the sidelines in terms of donors, in terms of activists, campaign recruits. she is certainly the one who's going to get to make the decision first. after that, everyone else is going to have to fall in line because people know that she is leading the team right now when it comes to democrats. every poll looks like she is the top democratic contender. so i think that we're going to have to wait on hillary clinton to make up her mind. but i think she looks like she's certainly looking very seriously at this race. >> in fact, beth, there's a new gallup poll in which they found that more americans think hillary clinton's gender is her top s

well. martha: all right. jenny beth martin, you'll be there tomorrow speaking. good to talk to you today.r joining us. >> oh, thanks so much for having me. bill: a lot of storylines down there. martha: yeah, there really are. bill: it was seen as a sign of hope, this cross-shaped beam in the rubble of the world trade center. now it will be part of the 9/11 museum in new york unless an atheist group can stop it. what did a judge just say when they made their case? martha: quite a story. and an ini havation to former secretary of state condoleezza rice to speak at rutgers university's commencement has sparked protests from the faculty. >> this is the left-wing views of, i hope, a minority of the rutgers faculty working out their angst in a childish -- and i repeat -- fraudulent way. shame on them. [ susan ] ...as though he had never left. the end. lovely read susan. but isn't it time to turn the page on your cup of joe? gevalia, or a cup of johan, is like losing yourself in a great book. may i read something? yes, please. of course. a rich, never bitter taste cup after cup. net weight 340 g

well. we did a little digging. she had her photo taken with aloely beth taylor in vanity fair magazine. i didn't know this, she's a birder and can point out many falcons and hawks in the civic center area. and she and her partner have been married four different times, not as uncommon as one might think in the lgbt community give hep the roller coaster of marriage equality. ~ given that means four different wedding anniversaries. that can be a lot of fun, get a lot of gifts or something like that. so, and i just want to say on a personal note, laura clearly is just incredible accomplishments for so many years in our community. but personally i just have, laura, so much respect for you. not just for what you've done for our community particularly around hiv and trying to really work towards a healthier community for people who are hiv positive or hiv negative, but i know in san francisco politics there are a lot of sharp elbows and people get very passionate about issues and sometimes from time to time that passion can become a little bit intense and maybe sometimes even a little bit nas

well, it was an interview with headline news correspondent beth karas, who i also used to work with aton. series of dialogues back and forth. delicate subject matter about him leaving d.n.a. in the tree. isn't that right beth karas says yes it is. >> but it wasn't. >> that is inaccurate information. >> that didn't happen. >> incorrect. but what they are saying if you take the whole sum and substance of what was said during that television show it is substantially true that's the defense. >> let's listen to what ms. grace did. go. >> kennedy cousin and nephew, convicted of murder in 2002, a single trial judge, one judge has reversed a murder conviction on the kennedy nephew as you all know michael skakel was convicted in 2002 in the murder of 15-year-old martha moxley. >> all right. that end with a the d.n.a. thing. but that shows that ms. grace is not well disposed towards skakel so. anyway this goes on. they try to get it thrown out. time warner, they lost. the judge says you can try it. >> said this is going to proceed forward on a defamation case. so you would settle it, right? >> t

i am not an unbiased -- >> well, give me your biased. i like biased. >> bethis one case where i think my bias will correspond to the voter bias. i think he'll win in a walk. >> as an hiv victim, an unbelievable movie. your thought, he'll win? >> there's no question. >> who is going too get screwed this year? besides robert redford and oprah winfrey, they're not even if the running. >> what do you mean going to get hurt? >> somebody that would normally win this thing in a reasonable year but won't with this year because the talent is too gadar good. >> that's all the case. they have to eliminate all but five. i would rather answer your question this way. i think there's somebody in that best actor category who might in another we're win it and his name is bruce dern. >> i was going too say that. the guy who should have been great gatsby in stead of the other guy. >> it's so true. he's my personal favorite, though mcconaughey will win and is my favorite. >> i love bruce dern. >> he's a glorious actor. and i remember the actor studio, if i may be parochial for a

well into its second full day. >> we have brand new video now. moments ago, malaysian officials hold ago press conference, but not many questions being answered at this hour. by his bethvidence of wreckage of the plane. the search continues. tensions got heated. reporters pressed authorities as to why nothing has been found. >> our main focus here is to find the missing -- and if they cannot find the missing -- it's -- to determine what actually happened. >> the search, meanwhile, is huge, thousands of miles. this new search video shows an american pc-3 aircraft taking off from japan to help out. it has a long range search radar as well as a communication system in an attempt to locate the plane or any debris. while investigators are not ruling out anything at this point, the fact that malaysian authorities are now taking as many as four passengers on that flight are being investigated as they may have boarded with false documents. we can confirm at least two were traveling with passports reportedly stolen from italian and austrian citizens. this as authorities review footage of the travelers checking in. since the situation is so delicate for hundred oefs families, m

contributions extend to the board of columbia university where he served as chairman, as well as serving on the board at beth israel medical center, rutgers university foundation, where he is a graduate. fornational association advancement of colored people, martin luther king federal holiday commission, jazz at lincoln center, and the global coalition on hiv, aids, tuberculosis and malaria. i will turn to yao now. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. with the ideatart of professional basketball and when you first started playing it, which was a relatively new sport, new development in china. china had basketball for many years. your father played basketball. you started playing professional basketball there, and made the transition to playing professional basketball here. what was that transition like? >> the transition is great. the professional [inaudible] i played in china started in 1997. was drafted by the nba in 2002 heading to the houston rockets. it is a totally different country, culture, and people. verye all linked by this simple interest, which is for the basketball game. we love this game so much.

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but former fed governor iz beth duke who i know you know very well has said hiring one additional employee would reduce the return on assets by 23 basis points for many small banks, and in other words, 13% of banks with assets of less than $50 million would go from profitable to unprofitable. which is very concerning. and in west virginia the community bank is our life blood. and it's really caused a problem here. so based oen the new study 13% of banks may be unprofitable simply because they had to hire that new compliance officer to deal with the burdensome dodd-frank. what can the banks do to protect the banks other than asking us to do our job? >> so we have tried in all of our rule makings to tailor regulations so that changes that are really meant to reduce systemic risks, that these banks don't contribute to, that we're not burdening them. i mean, we have thought it appropriate that even community banks have appropriate capital and appropriate quality of capital and so there have been some new standards that have applied to community banks, but what i can pledge is that we will, in

beth of the pilot. they found a flight simulator at one of the men's home. police are investigating a flight engineer as well, who was also on board that jetliner. >> the driver of a tour bus that struck a man crossing the street may have been trying to beat a red light. it happened yesterday at 7th and mission streets in san francisco. witnesses say the tour bus driver was speeding to make it through the intersection before the light turned red. police say a super-sightseeing private tour bus struck the man in his 60s as we walked through a crosswalk. >> there's no way he couldn't have seen the person, because there were a few people running through the lights; but i have no idea. like, i know that the light was changing red, and he tried to make the light. he was going faster than i think he should have been going. >> the man was rushed to a hospital with critical injuries. no one on the bus was hurt. the bus driver and company are cooperating with investigators. >>> a new memorial for missing teenager sierra lemar. the school she used to attend in fremont held a special ceremony to honor lemar's memory. t

beth, how much weight does the straw poll carry? did he deliver a message that would resonate with a national audience? >> well, i think what you're seeing there is the appeal of rand paul and ron paul, his father before him to young republicans, young conservativ s conservatives. granted cpac buses in a lot of young folks to attend every year, but his message resonates with the young republicans, the sort of noninterventionist approach the if the republican party will have a future, they probably do need to embrace more of a rand paul view of the world. granted, he's conservative on other issues, but he's the only rep showing strength among young republicans. >> but there's a lot of people that do not agree with that? >> certainly in the base, true. but they have to move beyond the base if they're going to be a national party. >> sarah palin rallied the base. here's a business more of what she said. >> a little trying, lucky little fella, his bedtime story, now it goes something like this. i do not like this uncle sam. i do not like his health care scam. >> so she certainly stirred the crowd there, but sarah

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administration and have first wanting to create a nuclear arsenal now beth how much of this is rhetoric and how much is a realistic threat. well i think there's lots of very serious threats going on here. and i guess the question as to who won is obviously people in russia and moscow have reason to be concerned if a terrorist is encouraged to undertake more violent acts but for the larger world both in the ukraine and and elsewhere. it's. it's very dangerous when you have mutual escalation. threat or threat to revive that but you go back and forth and what people may plan as. you know a coup or revolution or democracy can get out of control and we've seen in places like afghanistan iraq syria. libya that concept set at the beginning seem. you know almost start a. positive in terms of the rhetoric. have turned into total. human tragedies on unbelievable scale because these things can't be easily controlled. average andrew craig political analyst thank you very much for joining us stay with us as our team continues to look at the turmoil in ukraine after a short break. blood investigation the fishing industry reveals the hidden

well as u.s. persons. constitutional protections have applied to a u.s. person. >> can i make a comment about that. >> i find it very provocative when you were answering beth's question about if you're going to assess the efficacy of a program you have to look at it in terms of its efficacy in the holistic view of all of the programs. i guess it's inevitable i would ask the question, but how can anybody except you people do that? because so many of your programs i think are just unknown even to the fisa court. they are not all fisa superadvised. and certainly the outside world doesn't know about many of them. how in effect can outside assessment be made? >> if i could address and say in response to my comment, certainly i think we are -- i would not suggest that there should be a public evaluation of all intelligence programs. i think for example this board has access to information about other programs. i would expect any evaluation would be in the context of the other programs that have the jurisdiction to review. as with congress, as i mentioned, they re-evaluate programs on a periodic basis. the public record now indicates that there is a fairly he robust exchang

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