researchers at the university of north carolina chapel hill looked at the records of 1000 men held at some points in north carolina prisons over a decade. being in prison seemed to reduce black men's risk of drug or alcohol-related deaths. fatalities related to cancer. diabetes. cardiovascular disease. suicide. even murder. they are all lower. white men were more likely to die if prison but no difference in the death rate for black and white men behind bars. >> after a series of near collisions it finally happened. two planes ran into each other on the tarmac. hear from the people on board. >>> well, the speed limit is the speed limit and in case you forget she's there for every commuter to remind you. and the one woman speed enforcement crew that is greating south bay drivers. >>> the wait is over. and for these fans it couldn't come soon enough. some of the first people in the bay area to see the final harry potter movie. >>> 40. last summer was one of the coolest summers in 40 years and this summer we are making a run for it. the day this weekend that will pan out to be the coolest

researchers at the university of north carolina chapel hill looked at the records of 100,000 men heldnt in north carolina prisons over a decade. being in prison seemed to reduce blackman's risk of drug or alcohol related deaths. fatalities related to cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, suicide, and murder were also lower. white men on the other hand were more likely to die in prison, but there was no difference in the death rate for black and white men behind bars. >>> some of the nation's most sensitive military secrets pillford by spies who broke into government computers. secret information about american satellites, plans for new military fighter jet gone. david martin on the computer hacking at the hands of hostile government. >> the fighter is the pentagon's high priced ticket to air superiority for the 21st century. except four months ago, the designs for that and other sophisticated weapons were stolen from defense industry computers by hackers. 24 ,000 files in all. >> designs of satellite, uav, the unmanned aerial vehicles. >> there are a will the of people out there t

it's certainly a very attractive one it should have been longer the movie version and then long as chapel hill because it was a long line. you played your first. mistake in line lines yeah it was an extra yeah what was your first impression when you first came to know how it's made i mean back behind the wings. i had no idea i was eight years old. i was just so happy not to have to go to school. and then we had to go to school anyway because that was a law that you had to have classes but i so yes i still reconstruct in london and it was it was ok it was cool but it was nothing i wasn't old enough to really. be curious and appreciate just up one of the greatest movies in which used on the was a was. told yeah. reefs wife in dr zhivago oh well really great movie but there will be a later versions of the same movie and clued in the russian version of a jealous other versions of no i didn't know i didn't know i was. somewhere i can't we're coming to where and some journalist found when he sent hey you know they're making. a t.v. version of i think with keira knightley i'm not sure is that a great

she is still in the hospital recovering in chapel hill. doctors were able it save her leg. >>> hope you are up for a awork outif you want to visit -- hope you are up for a workout if you want to visit the washington monument. more than a dozen people were trapped in an elevator that was out of service. folks till at the top had to walk down. we are waiting to hear whether or not the elevator will be up and working. >> in the tight confines and the humidity out there, that was not a fun hike inside that monument. >> and talker and i haven't been in there. it is not click climate controlled in there? >> it has been a while. >> i have trouble looking up some of the longer escalators in the metro. not sure i'm going to make it. if you are going to do that hike, bring lots of water because, even though the humidity won't be too bad, we'll have plenty of heat around here later today. upper 80s back in the forecast. the last couple of days, if you are out in the sunshine, even with the low humidity, it still feels pretty warm but nothing too extr

she was moving back to chapel hill. elegant piano playing. >> now we are broken. >> and she'd be spreading around those poems she loved to write. l >> because of oife ldanthburden of life and death all in the same plate. >> and i said, no, this isn't a mistake, they identified her. we collapsed, and i was shaking. i was on the floor. >> the cold, hard fact was this. ira's parents had come to america from ukraine for the sake of their children. for their children's futures. and now their ira was dead. no future at all. >> i've never seen my parents cry like that before. it was the most haunting day. >> it was may 5th, 2008. back in charlotte that same evening, ira's roommate, another daughter of ukraine, named mosha, arrived at their little apartment to find two strange men in her living room. they looked grim. they carried a picture of ira. >> and it was her student i.d. picture, and i just like started screaming. sorry. both our families immigrated here to this country for a better life and sacrificed so much. >> and w

diets of 5,000 adults and where they lived led researchers at the university of north carolina chapel hill link between low income levels and fast food consumption, especially among those who lived closer to fast-food restaurants. >> hi, everybody, i'm thomas roberts. next hour live on msnbc, president obama's town hall in maryland on the very day the white house has repeatedly said that a basic debt agreement must be reached to avoid default in 11 days. >>> also the executive director of a gay conservative group is assaulted in a hate crime. go proud's jimmy lasallevia will join us to explain what happened and why they don't support hate crime laws. >>> and a u.s. congressman fighting off an armed robber to protect his family during a home invasion. leonard boswell will tell me exactly what happened. we'll see you at the top of the hour. now back to chris. >> thomas, thank you. >>> let's get you caught up on that breaking news. devastating pictures here. os oslo, a huge explosion rocking government headquarters there, including the prime minister's office. several people have been injured

diets of 5,000 adults and where they lived led researchers at the university of north carolina chapel hill to a link between low income levels and fast food consumption, especially among those who lived closer to fast food restaurants. >>> good morning, everybody. can the gang of six plus one ride in and save the day on the debt ceiling default dilemma? and what can washington politicians learn from state governors who have balanced budgets. vermont's governor will join me to talk about that. >>> also same-sex marriages legally start this sunday in new york. you'll meet one high-profile couple who will be one of the first to tie the knot. >>> on the flip side, a look at all of the people who have recently gotten a pie in the face or even a glitter attack, something new. we'll have all that for you at the top of the hour. we'll get you in the loop. but for now we send it back to richard lui. >>> thank you, thomas. anyone with a loved one serving overseas knows the heart ache caused bicep rags but -- by separation. we have sergeant denise king and corporal joshua king. good morning to you bo

diets of 5,000 adults and where they live led researchers at the university of north carolina chapel el hillome levels and fast food consumption especially among those who live closer to fast food restaurants. >> a new website launches today asking the public to pay for a fence along the u.s.-mexico border. build the border fence shows the state seal and hopes to rake in $50 million. arizona state senator steve smith is a republican who sponsored the bill to make this happen. why do you need donors? >> well, frankly unfortunately, we now have to do the job to the federal government will not do. this was not a project arizona had on our books. again, in light of the federal government not doing it, this is the resort we have to take to. >> arizona's former government who went on to work for the federal government and now is the homeland security second stair says you show me a 50-foot wall and i'll show you a 51-foot ladder at the board, that's the way the border works. there is a lot of controversy. there's a lot of conflict over whether a wall is actually in the best interest of the united

ready to go back to college, we allow them the opportunity to be on tv and daniel elliott from chapel hilllina, today is her last day and danielle, you're going to do the sports, aren't you? >> yep. >> all right. let er rip! >> give it a whirl. >> more big names are on the move in the nfl including one of the game's most colorful figures. he's taking his twitter account and catching ability to new england. he signed a three year deal with the patriots. they also offered robert hanesworth in a trade. they signed kevin kolb to the cardinals. philadelphia is expected to sign vince young. tiger woods announcing his return to the golf course. he'll play next week's bridgestone invitational in ohio. he's won that tournament seven times and hasn't played since the championship in may where he pulled out with an injury just after nine holes. and lakers star kobe bryant could be playing basketball next season in turkey. talks are reportedly heating up between bryant and the turkish basketball club. the two sides will talk again in washington this weekend. reports say that istanbul based team could

tonight some house republicans visiting capitol hill chapel to pray about it., personal identification got a big thumbs up when the first modern recorded use of fingerprints. it happened in india. when a british magistrate began using fingerprints as a scare tactics for important documents. the idea folks would be less likely to lie about their signatures if it came along with a print. the plan apparently worked. but it would take more than three decades for fingerprints to make the jump to criminal justice. in fact, police in argentina were the first to use fingerprints as a way to solve crimes. these days we still use prints as well as d.n.a. and eye scans and all the rest for i.d. the ink first pit hit the paper 35 years ago today. here is what is really happening. what's really happening is speaker boehner is worried because he needs to pass this bill. not that it's going to ever do anything. it won't. it won't happen in the senate. he needs to pass something. so they are twisting arms. oh to be a fly on the wall as the whip is trying to get these votes. th

scholars ethics and law at chapel hill's kennon fly burke business school. the university he served as associate dean of the nda program as associate dean of the schools bachelor science business administration. welcome. commissioner north route is the honorable in fact she serves as the third congressional district of kentucky representing louisville district in the united states house of representatives as a republican from 1997 to 2006 and having served with her before her tenure in congress, she served in the kentucky house of representatives for nine years. from 1987 to 1996. july 30 of come to doesn't mind president obama nominated her to a seat on the consumer product safety commission and was confirmed by the senate august 7th 2009. welcome. commissioner robert mcdowell was first appointed to a seat on the federal communications commission by president bush. in 2006 reappointed to the commission by president barack obama in 2009. he brings over 16 years of private sector experience in the telecommunications industry to the commission. welcome. chairm

. >> chapel hill, north carolina. bob on our republican line. >> caller: hey, thanks for taking my call. a debt limit question, quickly. since mr. obama started talking about the grand scheme we've seen both s&p and moody's come out with threats to a downgrade if that isn't forthcoming. do you think -- think our treasury secretary has prompted the rating agencies to do that? and if that doesn't happen and we get a clean -- some sort of clean debt limit increase and there is a downgrade, does that not reverberate back on mr. obama? >> guest: well, i'm not privy to any discussions that secretary geithner may or may not have on the rating agencies, on the substance, if they're doing their job they have to be looking at a fiscal picture that just doesn't add up and at some point it will be their obligation to say that quite clearly in the form of not just a negative watch or a negative outlook but they will actually have to downgrade the united states. we're not immune from the laws of arithmetic or economics. we're peril

hill who's visiting at the chapel in college and also a professor at the interdenominational in atlanta, georgia. we'll begin with dr. reed. dr. reed wrote an interesting conversation. related to social justice in the obama age. i have one particular question that i'd like to ask dr. reed. and that is in your article in the work you mention that you felt that barack obama would do very little, or not much. >> yes, i said that barack obama as president would do very little in the area of social justice. there are several reasons that i said that. i would say the first reason is because presidents do not push such agendas without pushing from the outside. they do not do it unless they are pushed to do so. it reminds me of a story they tell about franklin delenore roosevelt. they provehicle code a program to him -- propose a program to him. they said that's good. you go out there and make me do it. presidents don't tend to step out in front. they have to be pushed to do that. that's one reason. the second reason that i said he wouldn't do much is he said he wouldn't. i'm sure many of e kno

. ♪ on a hill far away ♪ stood an old rugged cross >> reporter: the other predictable event is that before long in this case reminiscing in the chapele the dearest and best for a world of lost sinners was slain ♪ >> reporter: tom jones, sir tom jones, is now 71. he's feeling a little nostalgic. >> i was always singing when i was a child. i always wanted to become a singer. but of course when you're a child, it's a dream. >> reporter: he's come a long way from his hometown, the town in the welsh coal mining valleys where he was born ♪ you may run on for a long time, run on ♪ > but in a lot of ways, including musically, he's coming home. ♪ sooner or later got to cut you down ♪ >> reporter: his latest album has shocked his fans and surprised the critics. ♪ i'm going down to the church house ♪ > the most recent tom jones cd is almost a remud iation of the glitzy pop career he's enjoyed for five decades. ♪ free sneet deacon jones, please pray for me ♪ >> reporter: it's a return to the simple ways and musical values that he grew up with. >> my father was a coal miner and both his brothers were coal miners. >> reporter: and tom too seemed

. >> chapel hill, north carolina. bob on our republican line. >> caller: hey, thanks for taking my call. a debt limit qstion, quickly. since mr. obama started talking about the grand scheme we've seen both s&p and moody's come out with threats to a downgrade if that isn't forthcoming. do you think -- think our treasury secretary has prompted the rating agencies to do that? and if that doesn't happen and we get a clean -- some sort of clean debt limit increase and there is a downgrade, does that not reverberate back on mr. obama? >> guest: well, i'm not privy to any discussions that secretary geithner may or may not have on the rating agencies, on the substance, if they're doing their job they have to be looking at a fiscal picture that just doesn't add up and at some point it will b their obligation to say that quite clearly in the form of not just a negative watch or a negative outlook but they will actually haveo downgrade the united states. we're not immune from the laws of arithmetic or economics. we're perilously