for most of the day, charles taylor has been waiting for his mother to arrive and sign the papers thatdespite several false alarms, charles has not lost hope. >> i got a feeling she probably somewhere like kokomo. she'll be here soon. >> waiting on mom. >> all right. all right. >> after eight excruciating hours, charles' faith and patience is about to pay off. >> hey, your mom is here. come on out and meet her. >> mom. >> hey. how you doing? >> i'm all right. >> came to get my child. i had so many things go wrong during the first course of the day. i'm grateful. i'm happy. i'm ecstatic. oh, yes. yes.

. >> charles taylor is one of my favorite kids that went through this program. he wants to be a navy s.e.a.l. i think he could be a great one. i have a lot of hope for him. i am hoping he keeps in contact with us and lets us know how he is doing. >> feels good seeing my mom. i haven't seen her in a long time. long time. >> for charles taylor and michael brehm, a change in mindset and attitude is evident after months of intensive rehab at pendleton. but tomorrow, staff will start all over again with the 300 teens who still remain behind bars. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now, the scenes you've never seen. "lockup raw." >> it's a world where the threat of danger dictates every action and every decision. >> i have seen stabbings over drugs. i've seen stabbings over money owed for canteen. >> i was holding his head on the ground digging one of his eyeballs out. i didn't have the technical difficulties with that. >> i have seen

charles taylor is marketing professor at villanova school of business. charles, good morning. so much for joining us. what did you think about the clydesdale ad? >> good morning. >> good morning. it looks like they went for the emotional route. sometimes we see these humerus ads come out. this one, a little more of a pull on the heart strings. >> i think it's a great ad. and they drew on the tradition of the brand, but more importantly, it's an emotional ad and a lot of -- a lot of viewers on twitter reported getting choked up because of the relationship between the trainer and the foal. budweiser is also doing a neat thing that they're having a contest to name the foal who was born january 15th, i believe. and it looks like the foal's name is going to be buddy. so, really, a wonderful ad, in my opinion. a comeback for budweiser, which has had a couple of tough super bowls. >> and we are just raising the question, who gets the most bang for the buck out of these ads? is it just a talking point for a can happen couple of days? or are there companies who you think get a real lon

offering an unlimited supply of stockpiled cold war weapons to bad guys around the world, including charles tayloras later convicted of war crimes. according to the u.s. indictment, bout had a unique selling point when it came to weapons trafficking: a fleet of cargo airplanes capable of transporting weapons and military equipment anytime, anywhere. more than 60 planes in all, his own private air force. >> those russian aircraft were built like flying dump trucks. he could move this stuff and drop it with pinpoint accuracy to any desert, to any jungle, to any other remote place in the world, right into the hands of what i refer to as the potpourri of global scum. >> by the late 1990s, bout was a legend in the shadowy world of illicit arms dealing, so illusive that the only two pictures that surfaced of him back then were taken without bout's knowledge by a belgian photographer. later, bout became the inspiration behind the nicolas cage character in the movie lord of war. >> i was an equal opportunity merchant of death. i supplied every army but the salvation army. >> u.s. treasury documents reveal

stuart: charles payne is with me and he has done some research -- maurice taylor was going to have a plant. charles: good year ran this plan, sprawling, 54 years old, has the capacity to do six billion units a year last year 1.3 million units. in the fourth quarter, seventy-four million dollars, last year the loss $230 million and in this plant alone they can't do it anymore, they can't do it anymore, all because of the things we talk about on this show every single day. stuart: come back into this. i want to know what was the reaction in france when mr. taylor's letter was released and published. >> it was mixed. a lot of people who were cheering saying finally someone is speaking the truth to this government, who enforces the laws and these high wages in exchange for very little work. there are people who are obviously upset by the terms that he used. i do think what is really significant is the way the minister responded to him. instead of actually saying something like france has a history of being good at producing tires and things like this he fired back with a letter talking ab

taylor farms retail says no illnesses have been reported. >>> all right, time now for a check of the forecast one more time with meteorologist lynette charleshe big story with slick roadways still below freezing though in york right now. you can see the temperatures beginning to rise. we're going to right way. that's for sure. we're also going to be dealing with some valentine's day that's good temperature-wise coming in the afternoon. look at 47 degrees. we'll get some sunshine in here as well. and the plans will keep going as we go through tonight. it will be chilly with the temperature at 32-degrees and a few clouds and the seven day forecast looks like this with windy conditions and maybe some snow possible on saturday morning. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> good morning lynette. well, traffic is a mess this valentine's day. we have accidents across the region. here in harford county a crash on harford road near jones junction and more problems in baltimore city with a crash on cold spring lane at falls road. the jfx is packed traveling southbound from the beltway down to 28th str

this week in 1988, taylor dayne prove your love moved up 13 notches to number 60. tell it to my fell in the 21st week. >> dedicated to charleser three "patrick swayze, she's like the wind" and number four, rick astley's "never gonna give you up" and "dirty dancing." >> dirty dancing was huge 20 years ago. >> stephanie: she's like the wind. ♪ she's like the wind ♪ >> that was awful. >> hal: it was no heart beat. don johnson. ♪ heart beat ♪ ♪ i'll sleep with anything with a heart beat ♪ >> he's good in django unchained by the way. >> stephanie: you're right. who am i thinking of, the musical dedication shows. they're completely ridiculous. [ applause ] >> karla would like to send this out to dave. >> stephanie: who is the comedian we love. >> about delilah. >> sanford. >> stephanie: what do you want to say about your break-up with brian? ahhh! >> stephanie: she did the original screaming goat. >> only sounds normal when she's playing the character. >> baby voice. by the way she had like the only internet series i think that actually worked was the maria banford show she did on funny or die. you can watch it on youtube. >> step