the flaps or doing something correct to actually sustain economic flight he just basically taking black pain and you know spraying it over that gauge as i go see that gauge he goes in front of congress to say don't look at. just words saying and of course he just is there to promote the agenda of the central banking authority and the club talk r.c. and as a result we got economic armageddon in response to this jet blue situation we have this headline jet blue's c.e.o. barger pilot is a consummate professional so courts talk about the pilots approximate professional i shouldn't talk to always appreciate you saying. well of course he's trying to make sure that the passengers continue to fly jet blue and the same thing you see with the financial sector or the mainstream media they keep on tell you oh it's all fine yes the naked man ben bernanke you running up and down the aisle saying everything is ok you know in fact it is all ok look when bernanke is meds where of he's going to be like the kone guy corny twenty twelve guy running down the street buck naked slapping the ground like a gorilla g

we need a national dialogue and plan to address black pain.d lots of conversations, we need a national reconstruction. >> sinbad, the miami heat wore hoodies making a statement. are athletes and entertainers becoming more public with their concern snst. >> i'm glad, i don't care if you're an entertainment or athlete, you should be the activist. you're the one that the world is looking up to getting tv time. how can you hide your face. this could be anybody's child put down like this, i'll fight for you. anybody's child that loses their life in this way is worth the fight. i'm glad the athletes and entertainers are standing up and students across the country are standing up. because this man cannot be allowed to walk on this case. >> my three sons, i bought them a new car after graduation. they made him stand spread eagle. you know, graduating with a masters, and handcuffed. and my wife and children have been followed. so this race thing is real, and i hope that we will use this as a teachable moment. how dangerous and volatile. there is a tipp

it's not only painful for the black man, it's painful for the women in our lives who worry about us and to have that conversation with us. there is a big segment of the population who don't believe it exists at all. i think charles of the "new york times" fut in great perspective. you have to watch the tone of your voice, carry a lilt instead of your natural tone. the way you carry your body. it's something you unconsciously live with, and it can rise and make you angry and make you blow up at times and make you change the way you live. you stopped wearing hoodies. why, nicholas? >> because it's such a racial situation. i don't want to end up like that because i'm wearing a hoodie, walking outside at night, just going to school. >> you're wearing a backwards cap and some people may see that as suspicious just like they see a hoodie as suspicious. it's fashion. i see hispanic kids doing it, i see a lot of kids wear their hats backwards. do you think that has the same connotation, wearing your cap backwards? >> not really. mom? >> have you ever thought about that? >> it does have -- you'r

he was a former chair of the congressional black caucus. paineed to his constituents last month that he had been diagnosed with colon cancer. he underwent treatment here in washington, but returned to new jersey on friday after and died early this morning. congressman donald paine was 77 years old. >>> we now have a better glimpse at the sailors who lost their lives aboard the civil warship uss monitor. at the navy memorial today, scientists unveileded faces of two men found in the wreckage. experts used skeletons to make models of what the men would likely have looked like. there's hope decendents would not recognize them. the moniker sank 150 years ago off of cape hatteras killing 16 people on board. >>> forbes magazine is known for putting out an annual list of the richest people in the world. now bloomberg is releasing a list of its own every day. as of today, nine of the richest people on the planet are americans. thigh are from the sam walton family. they own walmart, of course. oracle executive larry ellison is on the list. warren buffett

black. it was so painful, zhisheng was rolling all over on the ground. and after losing consciousness from the torture, he woke up covered in urine. later, his captors used cigarette smokes to burn his eyes so severely that he could not open them. they even stepped his genitals. they locked him up in a prison but he refused, said you are simply dreaming. if you want to go to prison. we can make you disappear wherever we want to. that is what they have done, and this torture lasted more than three days. [ speaking chinese ] >> translator: in order to protect our children, i escaped with my children to the united states in january of 2009. in the next months, authorities abducted zhisheng again. this time, the government held him for over a year before he briefly reappeared the following spring. in an interview with "associated press," zhisheng described even more torture during the disappearance. police beat him with handguns for two days and nights. he said these were the worst beating he had ever endured, that his life hung by a thread. soon after the i

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it's not only painful for the black man but our mothers and women in our lives who worry about us, who have these conversations with us. and there is a big segment of the population who don't believe that it exists at all. i think "the new york times" put it in great perspective. growing up, you have to weigh the tone in your voice. it's a little higher when you talk to people, the way you carry your body. it's something that you unconsciously live with and it can rise and make you angry and make you blow up at times and make you change the way you live. you stopped wearing hoodies. why, nicholas? >> because of the situation. i don't want to end up like that or be labeled as someone i'm not for wearing a hoody and walking outside at night or just coming home from school, going to take a job with my friends. >> you're wearing a backwards cap and some people may see that as suspicious. it's fashion. i see white kids do it, i see all kids wearing their hats backwards and wearing hoody. do you think that has the same connotation with your hat being backwards? >> not really. >> mom, ever th

of incidents that happened in baltimore, like the alleged beating by a black teenager by a jewish community group. >> we feel the pain to some degree. >> between incident like that one and to show solidarity for trayvon martin, witherspoon and black are organizing a rally for monday afternoon. it will be held at 5:00 p.m. and finished with a rally at city hall. >> we think it is an outrage. people are rightfully angry. we want to create a been you by which people can come together collectively are around the city. >> come out. we have a clear idea of what we want -- no more racial profiling, changes in the police system here in terms of community control, and ultimately jobs for young people. >> hundreds of are expected to come out for the baltimore march. like other rallies, organizers are asking people to wear hoddieodies. that march begins at 5:00 p.m. monday. there will be a rally in vigil at city hall. reporting live at city hall in downtown baltimore, the bba ltv 11 news. >> it has been more than five years sent a new york police officers shot and killed an unarmed man. the police department has fired the detec

the sharpest pain was black men being killed by whomever. some by thugs. some by bad cops.eing taken seriously and the killer is not being caught, the killer is still out there presumably able to kill somebody else. the other piece of this, the loudest applause line of the night is the way people talk about black cops in their own community discriminate against black children. it would be a mistake for us to say it's about lone racists or just racists. this is about a culture in which black men are seen as more suspicious sometimes by other black men carrying guns and badges. >> the final point on this before i move on then, are you concerned about violence, the black panther party issuing a bounty for george zimmerman. are you concerned about how volatile the situation is? >> the town there is very tense. the ku klux klan is very active in that town. there have been incidents this week that we generally don't talk about the specifics, not trying to encourage other copycats. the reality is, i've seen that town -- i got there at the beginning of the week and it was terrifyin

tall with a thin build, last seen with the jay-z brand pain can black purse. >> three companies vying to run the oakland museum complex will have a final chance to make their case. they will make presentations to a subcommittee of the coliseum's joint powers authority. all of them have experience in running big stadiums around the country. snc has been operating the complex in oakland for the past 13 years. 49ers free agent quarterback alex smith might be heading to sunnier skies in miami. >> a person familiar with the move says smith will visit with the team tomorrow. the move comes after peyton manning worked out for the niners coach jim harbaugh. both a demanding and smith have the same agent. tomorrow is sentencing day for san francisco shares. still to come, the challenge for elected officials >> the new settlement over the san bruno blast. new concerns over who is paying for pipeline improvements for all of us. our conversation with state assemblyman jerry hill comes up next >> we are on a fixed income and every little bit helps >> new release for the rising price of health care

. >> a painful reminder for so many black families. >> see you later. have a good day. love you. >> trayvon is not just his mom's kid. he's everyone's child. >> one 17-year-old's death giving an age-old fear a new face. >> now we switch to the presidential campaign trail where on the heels of a big win in illinois just last night, mitt romney's campaign found itself once again fending off the damage from a self-inflicted wound. specifically a quote they would like to have back right about now. our report tonight from chuck todd. >> reporter: it was one of the big republican endorsements mitt romney craved, but former florida governor jeb bush's statement in the wake of the decisive illinois primary win came on paper. now is the time for republicans to unite behind governor romney. and it lacked the enthusiasm and pump that characterized some others. still, bush's signal that romney's nomination is inevitable was exactly the message team romney hoped would drive the day, but like some other memorable flubs. after big primary victories -- >> i like being able to fire peop

painful memories. oscar grand unarmed black men shot down by law enforcement except george zimmerman wasn't a cop. he was basically a neighborhood busy body legally packing heat. so if this guy can kill an unarmed fellow citizen and avoid arrest with what sure looks like a pretty thin claim of self-defense there is seriously something wrong with this picture. you see that's what's so infuriateing about this. george zimmerman may or may not have been motivate bid racism but regardless the deaths of this boy is not a black problem it is america's problem we should all be heartbroken by its. because let's be real until the system sends a clear message that being black is not the same as being suspicious looking and it's sure not a justification for being confronted and shot. tray von martin will not be the final name on an increasingly long list of tragedy. >>> tonight we hear from the man responsible for bringing a fake cancer drug into the u. s. tom hall ton is the owner of montana healthcare solutions marketing the counterfeit avastin. he claims he did nothing wrong and nothing to hide. >> the bus

so we have to make sure that the world understands, if in fact they're paining this as black and whites black and brown as far as the family is concerned. that doesn't make any difference as far as this young man being dead. but matt lauer brought up a good point, too, on the "today" show when he said, this guy zimmerman, the shooter, has in fact since the first of the year, made over 40 calls to police in his self-assumed role as some type of neighborhood patrol officer. but matt also pointed out that this is the first incident where there is been any confrontation. and i think that's what the fbi has to look for is why in this particular case, this confrontation took place and who is responsible. >> all right. joy ann reed. the police chief in sanford, florida, has just announced that he will temporarily step aside as the case is investigated. it's just too hard." then there was a moment. when i decided to find a way to keep going. go for olympic gold and go to college too. [ male announcer ] every day we help students earn their bachelor's or master's degree for tomorrow's careers.

justice department is now investigating the deadly shooting of an unarmed black teen by a neighbourhood watch cap pain in florida, george zimmerman claims he shout martin last month in -- shot martin last month in self- defense in a gated community zimmerman called 911 about a suspicious young black man and followed martin turns out he was just walking home from a con venn yens store with a bag of skittles in his pocket, a state law may prevent them from charging zimmerman allowing people to defend themselves with deadly force if they feel their life is threatened. >> france held a moment of silence for the victims of yesterday's horrific shooting at a jewish school right now a massive man hunt is under way to find the killer the gunman may have recorded the shooting spree with a device used to post videos online a man on a motorcycle killed a rabbi and his two young sons before chasing down another little girl and killing her. >>> authorities investigating a dangerous discovery at charles county middle school principal, sent a letter home yesterday, to say a 12-year-old student brought a gun to schoo

pain free. >> reporter: red, the black lab from annapolis spent the last ten years as a search and rescue dogs have included hurricane katrina, the tornadoes and the pentagon after 9/11. >> she was finding 70% of the human remains so that helped a whole lot of those families actually get closure. >> reporter: heather is red's handler. >> the last few months she would like to be a coach potato but she can't get on the couch anymore. it would be nice if she felt better, that she could do those things that she misses. >> reporter: she brought red to the burke animal clinic for a free stem cell treatment compliments. >> this is something we can give back as a clinic to them sort of saying thanks for what you guys have done for us. we take fat from red's side and we're going to spin it down, process t extract the stem cells from there. >> reporter: red will get her first injection just two hours after she wakes up if surgery. >> oh, i know. it's going to be a long day. >> we've done about 28 dogs. of those dogs we've had 75% to 80% of them have done very well. >> reporter: the vet's own dog bradle

the black lab is receiving a stem cell treatment that will ease her pain and give her more mobility.rthritis turned red into a virtual couch potato. within two to three months she should be running and playing once again. >> the procedure was performed at the brook animal clinic where she's done two dozen stem cell operations. medevac america donated the technology and donated the cost of the procedure. >> depending what the dog needs, ligaments and cartilage, they can transform into those cells that can produce those so it can help healing. >> the treatment will not enable red to go back to work, but it is expected to put the spring back in her step and make her retirement more enjoyable. from brook, virginia, darcy spencer, news 4. >> this next story, cows in clothes. you've got to see this. some cows in maryland are getting a new set each and every holiday. no one can figure out who's behind doing it. the bovine's statue stands at maryland's department of agriculture entrance and exit. a lot of people seem to enjoy them. why wouldn't you? people drive either way to see what thir w

so he fled the scene, and then started drinking, a famous and good lawyer, ray black, said he was in so much pain he started drinking. guess what? he had a bottle of vicodin in the glove compartment of the bentley. if he was in such pain, why not take the vicodin? instead he went drinking. prosecutor said he was drinking all night and the jury believed the prosecutor. >> facing 30 years in prison. do you think he'll get that? >> i don't think he'll get 30 years but i think he's going to get a tough, high sentence, because -- >> what is tough and high? >> i would say, not 30 years but could be 15. could be 20. >> okay. >> it's going to be a substantial sentence, because he took the stand and he testified, and i think the judge is going to think he perjured himself under oath. the jury didn't believe this testimony. and i think there's an element of disrespect almost given to the victim of this by somebody saying that, by telling such a story that the jury so utterly rejected. >> refuted. >> yes. >> then the adopting the girlfriend. a criminal case. a verdict, a civil case, where a lot of money cou

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black teenager. >> there was no justice in that particular case. we feel the pain. >> between incidents like that one and to show solidarity on martin, they are organizing a rally. they will meet at the square at 5:00 p.m. and then finish with the rally at city hall. >> we think it is an outrage, quite frankly. we think people are rightfully angry. we want to create a venue in which people can come together collectively around the city. >> come out of this with a clear idea of what we want. whether it is changes in the police system here in terms of community control. also, jobs for young people. >> hundreds are expected to come out for the baltimore brant -- march. organizers are asking people to wear hoodies in solidarity and to end racial profiling. wbal-tv 11 news >> a shooting happened shortly after 9:00 last night. >> -- a stabbing happened shortly after 9:00 last night. he was stabbed at the gas pump. there is no words of a motive for a suspect at this time. >> baltimore city firefighters say a three-story house collapsed after flames consumed more than half

black and blue. you are clearly in a lot of pain on your back and we cannot show those bruises.ened to your ribs? >> they are really bruised. >> what happened to you? you went out on saturday, the six month anniversary of occupy, with hundreds of other people in zuccotti. what took place? >> like i said, i have not seen any of the videos yet. i ended a 40-hour stay in jail and ended up with these bruises. i have an open case so i cannot talk more about it. i am sure you can tell it would be difficult for me to remember some things. >> why were you there? >> i have been involved in occupy wall street since august in the planning stages. i think early -- last year, i was involved in madison. growing up in the south, my grandfather is a union rep and i had seen him go into work and come home and go to work and come home, the battle after battle. to be in wisconsin and the the strength and solidarity of people who will stand and fight for each other who will stand in solidarity for each other, that lit a fire in me. >> what has taken place? your story, people talking about the seizu