>> two years after the shooting lee boyd malvo was convicted on two counts of capital murder.o life in prison without the possibility of parole. three years later he wrote from his cell, i'm still grappling with shame, guilty, remorse and my own healing if that will ever be possible. as for john allen muhammad, he too was convicted of capital murder. the sentence? death by lethal injection. his own motive for the killing spree remains a mystery. >> all we know about muhammad's approach to these shootings is largely what other people have theorized because muhammad never really explained why it happened. there are theories that he was randomly shooting people in that area so that perhaps he could kill his ex-wife and then swoop in as the grieving ex-husband and take the children away and disappear. >> he could kill her randomly. i don't think that had anything to do with it. >> i was fearful for my life but i never thought that he could go to this length never ever. it still bothers my mind. >> yet it made some sense to you? >> because we were watching a movie. he said, i could

eric boyd joins me now. he's the father and husband of those lovely ladies you saw there, holly and shelby. we are so sorry for your awful loss. >> thank you, martha. >> you went through the process. you're in juvenile court. you say you knew that was where you were and you expected that to have an impact. what sentence did you expect he would receive? >> in talking with the district attorney we knew what the options were and that the maximum sentence was a 20-year sentence which, in the juvenile system meant that ethan would be eligible for parole in two years. while recognizing that that's, you know, kind of the circumstances we were dealing with, i wasn't happy with the circumstances. you look at 180 years of future life take en from the four individuals. mr. molina is lying in his bed, basically paralyzed. so you sit and think even a two-year sentence before he's eligible for parole, you know, didn't exactly seem fair under those circumstances. you know, as we went through the court process, you know, ba

my topic is about boyd temples ministry arrival departure reports.hapter 18 from la invites and the lord said to moses i'm the lord your god. after the egypt incident you shall not do and neither shall you walk in their ordinances you shall do my scombrments and the lord your god you shall expel my statutes and judgments if a man did he shall live in them. none of you shall approach any of your kin to discover the nakedness of our father or mother she is your mother you shall not undercover 9 nakedness >> i'm sorry excuse me. we're making comments on 9 or 10. >> yes. on both those issues the matters are relevant. >> okay continue. >> the in a caseness of their sister and daughter of their father or mother whether she is born at home or aboard. the nakedness of your son's daughter their nakedness you shall not undercover. the nakedness of they wives daughter she is your sister you shall not unu undercover hear nakedness >> thank you very much. i guess we will end the closed session seeing no other comments >> i'm sorry you're ready to close public com

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edgar boyd.r being with us. >> thank you. >> i wondered: how do you, in a relatively brief service, how down memorialize this man? >> it's almost impossible to memorialize him because it is a life-long experience for most of us. but just however long it is we live, for us who lived during the 20th century and also who are live in the 21st century, to see the figure of one person who brought such a rad cat place for justice and for freedom and liberation in south africa was transferred his own impressions across the world, it's going to be a life-long experience for us. many of us who lived and survived during the civil rights era here in america and to realize what dr. martin luther king went through when he was jailed in birmingham, alabama, and after he was released from jail, went on to become an abdomanybodiable force bringing about justice for america. >> how do you pacific that on to young people? because he has been out of public life for quite awhile before he died. >> that, he was. and o

judge jean boyd. a petition is being circulated demanding she be removed from the bench.ore than 9,000 people have signed it. prosecutors have asked that the judge sentenced couch behind bars. but he was handed just ten years probation instead. no jail time. in her ruling she agreed with couch's attorney that he, quote, might not get the kind of intensive therapy he needed in a state-run program. and so this is where the 16-year-old will likely spend the next year. at a $450,000 a year rehabilitation facility. that offers chef-prepared meals, equine therapy, martial arts training, yoga, and nature hikes. but the same judge offered a very different ruling last year. >> we discovered the same judge sent a 14-year-old african-american boy to prison last year. for killing just one person, punching him to the ground. >> at least one report says that judge boyd wanted to send that young man to a private facility to. but it's unclear if his family could afford it. and it's believed that no program wanted him. two different systems of justice in play. one for the rich. one for th

judge jean boyd sending him to alcohol rehab with ten years probation. >> randi kaye joins us. do we know what this judge jean boyd accepted the affluenza defense before or anything like this? >> anderson, it's hard to say much about her time on the bench because she's a juvenile judge and those are sealed. she's presided since 1995 in texas and recognized and received awards, in fact, for integrity and courage. still, there is one case from 2012, anderson, some folks brought to our attention and a bit surprising given the current case of ethan couch. in that case of 2012, a 14-year-old boy admitted to killing a man by punching him in the face, that man fell to the ground, hit his head and died. the judge in that case sentenced the 14-year-old to ten years in a juvenile defense center. all we know about him, because of the sealed records, is that teen is african-american. we don't know if his family is wealthy or not or anything else. while it might be hard to compare, what does stand out is one teenager from the same judge got ten years for killing one man and another, while e

jean boyd judge in texas. analyze what happened in that. we get rid of the judge boyd. >> the judge can removed from office. here is how it does. the governor can remove her from office. >> is that right? >> the governor can it has to be approved by two thirds of the house and two thirds of the senate, both of which are republican controlled. >> i think that would happen in texas. >> but it's out of session right now. the governor would have to call in a special session. we called the governor's office. they don't appear to be poised to do any of that right now. they referred us to the lt. governor's office, david dewhurst, he says he is looking at the laws and procedures for removing a judge. >> she going to be out there. >> her time is up in one year. she is elected republican. she has been in that position for 19 years. >> this was insane decision by this woman. and that's that. >> but there doesn't appear to be the political will in the state of texas to do a whole lot about that at this point. >> third letter comes from gary, petaluma,

garrick boyd, falls church, reporting snow. one more stop for you. heading to the south showing where that snow continues to make its way eastward toward areas like mechanicsville. you've had a mixture, you'll switch over to all snow. chuck? >> absolutely right. the way it will be for the remainder of the day, temperatures inching their way barely above the freezing mark. another check of the forecast in a few minutes is there thanks, chuck. >>> snow flakes are falling across the area as the winter storm we've been watching has finally arrived. derrick ward continues our coverage now. he is in manassas. what r you seeing there? >> reporter: you know, you talked about people saying that the snow is coming down, stopping and coming down again. sort of in one of those patterns here. you can see a few minutes ago it was pretty fluffy flakes. hard to say when your lips are cold. little bit different now. it's still that dry snow. look at the roadway, the road surfaces. again these surfaces have been treated. if you see there on that median strip, that is

there are people calling for judge boyd to be removed from the bench, to ask the governor to do that,two-thirds vote from the house -- >> and she's also said she's not going to run for re-election, so this is it for her. >> okay. now let's go to san diego. anybody who's been to that beautiful town, it is a great place, you drive down, i think it's i-5, and you look up and there's a big cross on the mountain. let's see that cross, please. now, that's been there for more than 50 years, right? >> yes. >> yes, and it has been the source of contentious litigation since just about the point it was respected. the president's case has sort of put the judge, u.s. district judge larry burns in a bind. he's a george bush appointee. he is now currently bound by the 9th circuit ruling saying this violates church and state. these are federal lands, that's why the federal court is hearing it. he's given 90 days to have this removed -- >> so, judge larry, and he's making his own tv show, judge larry, says look, you've got to take the cross down because the aclu -- >> exactly. >> -- on behalf of some

jean boyd judge in texas. analyze what happened in that.removed from office. here is how it does. the governor can remove her from office. >> is that right? >> the governor can it has to be approved by two thirds of the house and two thirds of the senate, both of which are republican controlled. >> i think that would happen in texas. >> but it's out of session right now. the governor would have to call in a special session. we called the governor's office. they don't appear to be poised to do any of that right now. they referred us to the lt. governor's office, david dewhurst, he says he is looking at the laws and procedures for removing a judge. >> she going to be out there. >> her time is up in one year. she is elected republican. she has been in that position for 19 years. >> this was insane decision by this woman. and that's that. >> but there doesn't appear to be the political will in the state of texas to do a whole lot about that at this point. >> third letter comes from gary, petaluma, california. it's difficult to watch a professio

. >> we applaud judge boyd from having the courtrooming to issue a sentence that will allow ethan coucho develop into a proper citizens. >> eric boils, whose wife and daughter were killed in the crash says justice was denied. for probation, four lives, and the two serious injuries. i don't get it. >> the federal insurance plan for some of the nation's sickest patients will be extended. pre-existing condition plan was supposed to stop but will last until the end of the january, giving patients time to find a new plan. under the act insurers will not be able to turn away patients. trouble with the healthcare.gov prevented many americans from signing up. more than 5 million americans are diagnosed with dementia. caring for the victims can be hard. randall pinkston met up with a care group known as the unforgettable. >> three times a year for three years running the unforgettable chorus perform to the delight of those that watch. this is no ordinary choir. the sippingers raised their voices, brought together by an illness, dementia. aneata was diagnosed in 2009. >> joe fabiano took on early

. >> reporter: boyd johnson spent 12 years as a federal prosecutor in new york's southern district.llar defense lawyer at willmer hail and says even after madoff became a household name people are still buying into the scheme. >> there are always going to be ponzi schemes because unfortunately there will always be victims who need money fast. >> reporter: he believes we'll see more and more as they get harder to detect and unravel. >> no matter how effective a ponzi scheme is, at the end of the day it's going to crash down. the problem is when the music stops, there aren't enough chairs for people to sit in. >> reporter: and boyd says as consistent investment returns become harder to come by, the lure of quick and easy money to innocent investors couldn't be greater. back to you. >> andrea, thank you very much. to the bond market now. we have a soft ten-year note auction earlier this hour. rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. give us an update, ricky. >> yeah. it wasn't a particularly good auction. an you really pick it out on the charts, look at this intraday chart. you

and there were things that could have prevented the attack or as political expert james boyd points outthe punitive action by british or american governments. >> you think about what the reaction is however geopolitically to this event, and one is watching their head thinking did this plane really get taken out and did these people really die and generate so little response from the british or americans government. >> reporter: many point to and criticize detant with muammar qaddafi in later years which brought in lucrative oil deals. >>> scottish authorities say they do intend to reopen the case. the split between those who believe the libyan narrative, and that justice was not served, today is the day for healing. >> my search for my daughter's murder may have made life less easy than it could have otherwise have been for those who believe they already know that truth. we have to be kindly to the community of those who suffer still as a result of this monstrosity. >> reporter: with many in america and britain looking at the years following the attack and reflecting the victims of the

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the former south african president's boyd will lie in state for a second day at the union building in pretoria. thousands of people lined up to walk by his glass-covered casket and say good-bye. the icon's body will be flown to his childhood home on saturday for a burial the next day. >>> amazing new video. a lady nearly electrocuted after a pour poll goes through the windshield. what she's saying about the near death experience. >>> plus, a new way to manage the crowds and chaos at the mall this christmas season. we'll take a look in business news. >>> and the nominees are. we will tell you who has just been nominated for a golden globe. zirchlg we're finally seeing temperatures now warming close to 50 on our way near 60 this afternoon, but those temperatures may seem cool compared to the warmup on the way for the weekend. we'll talk more about that in your forecast when we come back. ♪ pose! yeah! ♪ flash! yeah! ♪ pose! yeah! ♪ flash! yeah! ♪ get the family to strike a pose, ♪ ♪ and show off your brand new clothes! ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> a woman says she is grateful to b

>> reporter: the case has triggered an online recall petition aimed at the judge in the case, jean boyd, and a growing crowd of critics of the justice system that tilts towards the rich. >> unfortunately, the wounds that it opened only makes the healing process that much greater. >> reporter: a child of affluence who unlike others who confessed to the same crime is not heading to prison. mike taibbi, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and when we come back, honoring those who served. hundreds of thousands of them at this special time of year. >>> the scene at arlington national cemetery today as volunteers remembered those who served by placing wreaths at their graves. more than 100,000 of them. there were similar scenes in new jersey and at military cemeteries throughout the country. all part of a nonprofit program called wreaths across america. it expects to provide almost half a million this year to honor the memory of the veterans. >>> and take a look at this. a remarkable meeting that took place yesterday in austin, texas, between the two men believed to be the country's oldest living vete

substitute drugs are popping up at an even quicker rate than the regulators can handle these polly boyd investigates. pink panther bubble or the magic dragon they may sound harmless to anything but these a mind altering substances that mimic the effects of drugs but they're legal and britain is consuming more of them than any other country we currently know that hundreds of websites are selling drugs online it does bring us to maybe there is at least one new product on the drug market each week to substances are advertised on line as a legal and save for a turn or two to illegal drugs then not fifty two people died from using psychoactive substances last year that's up seventy nine percent from the year before researchers at the university of hartford should tell me about the newest substance they've been looking into cycling as you can see these substances are dangerous men died when did he take probably it was decide one dissenter the kind of noises smoked it but it's marketed as not for human consumption yes but of course people buying it online they know perfectly how to use it the

say that the immigration clampdown in london is chinatown isn't making them feel very welcome polly boyd artsy london. well a slower than hoped for recovery from recession is one of the factors making britain court chinese money but another european country is quickly bouncing back from the crisis iceland has announced a major mortgages right down scheme to speed up its growth even further ok to pillbug melba host of venture capital joining us live here to talk about it katie do tell us more about these recent plans to for once in the while actually helping homeowners and sort of helping the banks of even the really struggle those who can't pay their bills at the end of them are they really going to help those people are going to spend one and a quarter billion us dollars almost half of this will be in tax exemptions the other half in the mortgage pay downs for you a bit of relief for people as i say struggling to pay their bills now this is going to be able to help out one hundred thousand people that probably doesn't sound like a great deal but when you consider iceland's population is

this week to try and find a political solution to the crisis on the whole movement really has been boyd troy supports from european officials as my colleague arena galicia now reports for you were saying is not the only one neighbor seeing anti government anger on its streets but for some reason cleaves independence square has captured the minds of politicians from europe and the u.s. we have seen a veritable parade of them here on similar running out was with the opposition leaders and even sometimes they can do this for a cause. for the crowds and yet few seem to have made the past to hear it from both sides from the country's leaders and their supporters. right there from an assistant u.s. secretary of state we stand with the people of ukraine who see their future in europe and want to bring their country back to economic health and unity to former polish president share the supporters of euro integration must remain firm and seize the momentum of the protest this is the only way they can get you know coach to make concessions and current members of the european parliament we support

>> reporter: the case has triggered an online recall petition aimed at the judge in the case, jean boydand a growing crowd of critics of the justice system that tilts towards the rich. >> unfortunately, the wounds that it opened only makes the healing process that much greater. >> reporter: a child of affluence who unlike others who confessed to the same crime is not heading to prison. nbc news, los angeles. >>> and when we come back, honoring those who served. hundreds of thousands of them at honorin[ female announcer ] you get sick, you can't breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip, and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do. sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. add breathe right to your cold medicine. if yand you're talking toever

keith boy field from the center for policy studies thanks very much for coming on to the program mr boyd field. we now understand that the un is head of the year i was the world's second currency. what does this show us do you think . i think what you're seeing is that chinese investors are wanting to diversity were far away particularly from the us dollar you've got to remember that china is the largest holder of u.s. treasury bills and they got a nasty fright this year when you saw congress not really able until the very last minute to agree a budget package and what you're seeing here in london for example is the chinese investing and a lot of property commercial property very bought for example the lloyd's building here in london and they're beginning to acquire an awful lot of. major brands such as volvo and even m.g. rover the iconic car company here in britain so do you think we can expect the un to get even more popular then what sort of growth could we expect in the future. and yet. you also have to remember that some of the biggest sovereign wealth fund based in china and all t

with our diplomatic and political solution to the standoff and the opposition movement continue to be boyd by support from overseas but as i now report not only information to find its way onto the streets of kiev is accurate he traveled around the world in an instant he gave hope and support to the protesters ensuring freezing conditions on kiev's independence square he represented unity and solidarity only he was a lie because he was even reach we had on the official twitter page of opposition party fatherland as real news with a common bond the whole world is supporting the korean protesters done created a hoax photo showing the united states and brazil had lit up their most famous monuments in the colors of the ukrainian flag as a show of support to kiev opposition. movement people camping out are made and don't check this information says are spread to instigate people into more action to prevent protestors from running out of steam and to draw more support for a certain political power this is just one piece of false information that is either helped fuel the protests or given them a

protesters dressed as santa as have blocked the entrance to a drilling side with a wind turbine boyd but this won't be enough to stop the government from further shale gas exploration as artist or smith now explains what started in bold combs sussex where locals that campaign is barricaded to test drilling sites but to months it's continued in sold goods with demonstrators blocking roads to stop drilling equipment big deliberate but it's full steam ahead for ministers are preparing to identify sauza as its square miles right for exploration across the country but the announcements likely to add more fuel to the fire of the protest movement there's an enormous amount of water involved in sort of what you do if you plastics rocks with water and chemicals people are concerned about the waste they're concerned about the noise here in the u.k. the government so keen to get locals on board that it's offering up front payments of one hundred thousand pounds per well even if no gas is produced but campaigners look unlikely to sell their country even at that price. on the long haul campaign l

peter all of a billion well coming up after the break it's worlds apart with host oksana boyd stay with us. it's. very hard to take a. look. at that fact with her make her. feel. for the people. right seems. first rate. and i think the church. on our reporters were very. instrumental. to be in the middle. on the welcome to worlds apart in addition to its religious significance christmas is also the most celebrated secular holiday of the year of reflecting the very peculiar place that's religion plays in one day live what is the current state of affairs between the church and the state while to discuss that i'm now joined by dr gary hart a member of the international consortium for law and religious studies dr roberts thank you very much for your time we're having this conversation involve countries .

reassurance to the japanese people to unite states is standing side by side at the same time neither joe boyd will be anxious to defuse the tensions with china is always the thing would be alongside the night to say that the clarity and in the region. and it doesn't want to appease the chinese he doesn't want this imposition of in the defense identification zone by the chinese blowing up into something bigger. but the signal because yuppies we stand side by side with you we support you on your opposition to the fish that the sun by the chinese. keep a calm keep it cool a lot of talking with beijing. how can we turn off the house was next on the joe biden is beijing. yes the backstory if you will want a silence so important to both japan and china on the sofa specific questions on the surface of things that i don't like very much. it's play violins tiny items which are uninhabited months of talks on some people call them i'm three reefs in the middle of the east china sea. though very much that you accept that their evening an important strategic sea lane and in what is around them at the stor

judge jeanne boyd sending him to alcohol rehab and ten years probation.di kaye, cnn, new york. >> thank you so much, randi. the psychologist who testified for the defense at that trial saying ethan couch was a product of affluenza. he spoke to anderson cooper last night. here's what he had to say about that term. >> i do believe, we used to call these people spoiled brats. i wish i hadn't used that term. everyone seems to have hooked on to it. i think we all suffer from affluen affluenza, not all of us. i think 80%. i think my daughter and i, when i had enough, i got a little fancy and bought her a car. she didn't want that the car. i found out later that it was something i wanted her to have, so i gave her things. and i did that too much. i'm not rich. i'm not part of the affluent society but i think we've all done that, the people who are obese and feed you and offer you food, that's -- you got more food than you need, let's eat it. we have a culture doing that, anderson. >> after seeing that i'm more confused than i was before. >> the problem with what

and just like you know you can watch the full interview with xander boyd had plenty of insight there on the root causes of violence and social unrest. now sort of mentally riot police clashed with students who were angry at spending cuts on education officers charged the protesters to try and break them up earlier activists then threw red dye into a public fountain of regional government offices to symbolize public schools being bled of their funding the head of a libertarian think tank based in milan alberta been gardy says the students only see part of the political picture though. i think diplomas here and have would probably be location in the city as well as in europe when they protest is that they seem one part of the problem one part of the problem is that you do stare at a week at an bugs is the number of resources that are getting into the public education system eastley being if you use the minutest so they see that part of the problem when they do not see what could be a civil issue in the solution for most of problem in asia would be competition and fortunately world is t

freshman tyler boyd. 5yards down for the touchdown pass.o tonight, utah state upsets northern illinois in the poinsettia bowl. >> have a great evening everyone. see you tomorrow. >> good night. .something times the square root of... something... [ sighs ] i give up. aw, so close. shut up. hey, don't worry. you'll get it. you know, a lot of famous scientists are women. they're fat, though, right? claire: come on, alex. it's time for your cello lesson. how's the tutoring going? are you familiar with the term "throwing good money after bad"? are you familiar with the term "dunphy, party of one"? because you will be. girls. haley's coming along really well, mrs. dunphy. good. good. well, the key is to take a lot of little breaks so you don't get frustrated and want to quit. got it. i was talking to david. come on, sweetie. i'm just saying -- she's never gonna get a job, and how do we know the right middle-eastern businessman

boyd car crashes the reading police say the swapping is to determine whether people were on a prescription drugs and that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website artie dot com slash usa and follow me on twitter at my going to underscore lopez also your right back here at eight pm. i've got a quote for you. they way it's not story. if this guy like me or that guy stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media were pretty much on the right drugs they should. they did rather well.

. >> though though lions tried the cases in judge boyd's court and the sentence involves more than the facts of the case. >> the judge's responsibility is to be the person who decides how a case is going to be disposed. she has to balance it and not easy. >> there will be a legal debate on that case and very different defense. kdfw's brandon todd thank you. >> the family of brian terry, whose death sparked the fast and furious scandal. it is three years since he was killed and reaction from the family and where the investigation stands today and history in the making, the nation's oldest living veteran and two of them meet for the first time and can you believe this? they are 1007 years old. . -- it is. >>> three years passed and the family of the murdered border patrol agent brian terry appear to be no close tore getting answers to why he was killed. terry's death sparked the scandal around fast and furious the gun running operation that went wrong. attorney general eric holder was held in contempt and the house sued to get the documents to find out who anyhow about the operation. but

immigrants who remain or bulgaria lies ahead when freedom of movement rules change in the new year polly boyd has got the story. it's supposed to be an ever closer europe but the european commission the body responsible for keeping the twenty eight country club together is facing a growing number of complaints from its members in january as the new asst members romanians and bulgarians will be able to travel to work and live anywhere within the zone but the u.k. prime minister david cameron's not exactly offering open arms change the rules about every move with people we bring to countries for a job is one thing but i'm not favor of people being to be able to claim benefits that's why we set up a series of measures this week to put beyond doubt that there isn't the freedom to go and play the same sentiments have been shared by germany and france so it's no surprise their views not going down well with the european commission it argues migrants boost these countries economies rather than sponge off their governments but immigration is by no means the only issue that you can't agree on god only

a correspondent polly boyd who will bring jean lambert for the green party spokesman thinks europe's divided over fracking with a great deal of pressure from big business there's certainly a big disagreement there are countries which are a very much in favor of moving ahead with maximum extraction of shale gas they see this as a way of maybe securing more of their own energy supply rather than perhaps relying on whether it's russia or brando or wherever there are others that have a de facto moratorium on this that are not going to go ahead countries such as as france so there is a real difference of opinion but i think you know that across the european union we really need to be deciding what are the criteria that we need here particularly from the environmental perspective there's a lot of big business pressure there's certainly a lot of people that are saying look there are jobs in the us we're saying well look there are jobs in a lot of other things as jobs in renewable energy jobs in energy efficiency there are jobs in new technologies so quite you know we don't necessarily have

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judge jean boyd is the judge who sentenced even counts to ten years probation prosecutors were pushing for twenty years in jail his defense attorneys argued that the sixteen year old's parents i to blame for his behavior and that he was a product of wealth and privilege. which is defense lawyers said couch had never been punished in the past for his bad behavior including one time being caught with a passed out under arrest fourteen year old girl in his truck and since he's never been punished and has always gotten what he wanted a psychologist testified that couch was in need of therapy for killing four people with his truck instead of in need of jail time the judge agreed and couches headed for a half million dollar counseling center. problems with the police have come to the nation's capital tuesday night the body of a d.c. police officer was pulled from the frigid waters around haines point park in southwest d.c. he was identified as thirty two year old officer mark washington washington was on house arrest at the time wearing a g.p.s. tracker on his ankle after he was arrested las

. >> we applaud the judge boyd for having the courage to issue the sentence to give ethan a challenge to develop in a product you have citizen and try to make a mends for his actions. >>> there is more from the sign language interpreter in nelson mandela's memorial. he has faced charges for rape and breaking and entering and many of the charges were dropped because he was deemed mentally unfit for trial. and the government said 100,000 people signed up to file past the casket. that line stretched for miles before a state funeral is held in the hometown. >>> the outrage builds. a texas teenager getting probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people. the judge bought the argument that 16-year-old ethan couch didn't realize he would have consequences because he was so wealthy and privileged. eric lost his wife and daughter when couch plied in a group of pedestrians. >> we anyhow it was a maximum 20 year sentence. ethan would be eligible for parole in two years and while recognizes that that is kind of the circumstances that we are dealing with. i was not happy with those cir

next up, the boyd family. good morning, boyds. >> good to see you. >> so let me know.ys watched the sound of music. we have watched it like 20 times. especially when we were younger. and i think the sound of music is kind of responsible for -- in a way for how we sing now. a lot of our inspiration came from the sound of music. >> your style comes from the sound of music. >> i love that you watched it 20 times considering some family members are like 5 years old there. you have been described as street performers. you're street performers here in new york city? >> yes, we perform in central park almost every day and we have a larger group that performs with us. >> all right. so people can see you at central park but they can see you now. i hear you have an incredible mash up for us. so boyds, take it away. ♪ so take it away. ♪ the hills are alive with the sound of music ♪ ♪ the mountains awake and shake with the of music ♪ ♪ old man river is singing and rejoicing ♪ ♪ old man river is singing a song ♪ ♪ i said old man river is singing ♪ >> nicely done. >> another good on

. >> we applaud judge boyd for having the courage to issue this sentence that will give ethan couch a chance to develop into a productive citizen and try to make amends for his action. >> eric boyles whose wife and daughter were killed says justice was denied. >> for probation. for four lives. and the two serious injuries - i don't get it. >> and let's bring in attorney ms martin to discuss the affluenza defense. what do you make of this? >> this is ridiculous. it's the spoilt brat defense. because i'm so rich, because i'm so entitled i can't take responsibility for my actioning each when my actions involve committing not one, but multiple acts. i'm concerned the message this sends to the rest of the prison population and in general about what consequences attach to criminal activity. >> this young man was 16 years old. what was the judge trying to do here? >> i think the judge was abusing discretion, you know, judges have sentencing guidelines and they have a great deal of discretion when sentencing a defendant in a criminal case. i think this is a clear case of abuse of that discret