corbin. he came into the family very quickly. he did a lot of traveling with us. vacations. he spent most of his weekends with us. >> bart was very bright and could be a lot of fun. >> bart is a very funny person. he's got a very quick wit, and people, i think, are drawn to that. if you, you know, crack on him, he has a crack that's five times better than yours immediately. he thinks very fast, and he's very funny. >> but now all that was a distant memory. jennifer's family felt unimaginable grief because the way jennifer died was almost as painful as the loss itself. her older son was the one to find her body and run to a neighbor, who called 911. >> my girlfriend's dead. >> okay. what do you mean by that? >> she's been shot. she's -- her son just ran over and got me. they live across the street from me. >> okay. do you think that she can be helped? >> no. >> it was like somebody took the engine of a jet and put it on backwards and just sucked the air out of my lungs. never in a million year

has now turned to a former prominent us police chief for advice on handling gang violence jeremy corbin from the u.k. labor party says there's a whole list of measures currently on the table which will only make a bad situation worse. there is an increasing impoverishment of poor young people particularly in the big cities of this country and it's a very uncomfortable lest know a lot of politicians are going to learn that something's got to be done and fast to bring these people these young people back into the mainstream of society there's a very unpleasant agenda surrounding this which david cameron in part is promoting one is that could tell meant of social media such as twitter and facebook the other is eviction of whole families from homes because one member of the family has been charged convicted of an offense to do with the events of the past week and then you suggest to bring in water cam and suggest the putting the army on the street all kinds of trick only and measures we have to listen and try and understand not the principles of those people to the stealing simply for thems

let's talk to jeremy corbin from the u.k. labor party joins me live now from london mr good to have you here on our tonight david cameron has blamed the riots on the sickness of society what do you believe caused this week's nationwide scenes of criminality there in the u.k. . a combination of things some of it is simply young people who are young people who took advantage of a situation and did quite a lot of looting a lot of damage in there were tragically a number of deaths were sparked off. where a young round was killed following an old haitian with the police and then the rioting then later spread across the whole country a lot of other young people were enjoying being felt that they could do whatever they wish with impunity because they felt i believe very much from society so there are a number of different issues at stake here one is the relationship between the police and communities in some parts of britain particularly. what happened in tottenham the second is a group of people who see themselves as able to steal

but miami fieaker billy corbin who's movie "the u" features the um football team blames school officialsho took donations from shapiro. >> one of the university's primary responsibilities is to protect its students. particularly to protect its students from the likes of a nevin shapiro. and the university failed to protect its students. >> reporter: the ncaa says its decision on whether or how severely to punish the school will likely come early next year. mark potter, nbc news, miami. >>> in what would complete a dramatic reversal of fortune, the sex assault case against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn could be dropped this week. our nbc station here in new york, wnbc, has learned prosecutors will meet with the accuser tomorrow. her lawyer tells wnbc he thinks it's a clear indication they will ask a judge to dismiss the charges on tuesday. >>> up next here tonight, swimming with great white sharks. on purpose. impressive resume. i see you're flatulent in three languages. graduated top of your gas. [ male announcer ] got gas on your mind? your son rip is on line toot. [ male anno

. >> the cost to the country and to the world of implementing these andy corbin programs is in the billions, if if not trillions of dollars at the end of the day. >> perry said global warming is a theory that hasn't been proven. his doubts about global warming aren't new. in his book "fed up" he called the science of climate change a contrived phony mess. and he isn't alone. the percentage of americans who believe the earth is getting warmer has fallen since 2008. but leaving aside arguments about whether global warming exist, and the majority of experts believe it does, how true is perry's statement about the cost to the nation about efforts to combat it. fro opponents of measures to reduce greenhouse gases has it wrong. >> the reality is we should be investing millions of dollars, but we're not. >> in fact, the impact on federal tax players is minimal. lawmakers have not passed national comprehensive climate change legislation. the obama administration has set new fuel efficiency standards for vehicle, but auto makers have years to comply. companies may eventually invest billions of dolla

you have governors chris christie of new jersey, tom corbin of pennsylvania taking their up-close lookst across the east. it's going to cost about $7 billion. that's all we know right now. and we will keep an eye on this story as well as everything else. >> all right, let's go to long beach, long island and that's where the scene yesterday was obviously incredible. the water from the atlantic ocean coming up to the boardwalk and going right under it, into the parking lot. stranding cars. right into the streets and, of course, people's basements. what does it look like today? let's go live to our chief meteorologist, rick reicmuth. what's happening today, rick? >> so we saw the water hitting the boardwalk and coming across the parking lot flooding the hol hotel behind it. this should be an access road and it's now not passable, certainly by a car. this is the deck platform that was attached to the lifeguard station that got blown apart or moved across the beach so a huge mess out here across these beaches. you look at the ocean and it looks like it's back to normal but there's certainly

. >> jeremy corbin. >> does the united states have any concerns about the power of the credit rating agency that is him and at a whim can cause disasters on smaller a comments to increase interest rates, lead to public spending cuts and lead to devastation for many poor people's lives? does not think it is time to report under some kind of accountable control? >> well, it might surprise the honorable gentleman to say, ashley i agree with at least part of what you say. we have concerns about the way the credit rating agencies have operated, and that's why we've been heart of european discussions against european rules on credit rating agencies in place. and i think they are appropriate. where i disagree with him is to blame all of what's happening on credit rating agencies the credit rating agencies, however imperfect are trying to give market investors some idea of the credit worthiness of countries and india companies. and the truth is this. did not lead to spending cuts. the reason we have had to take spending cuts is this country is currently spending close to 50% of gdp on public

and the reptile guy, corbin maxy. and lucky for us, his creatures don't do much more than crawl.y touching the largest mainland tortoise species in the world. >> stop it. i don't believe it. >> this is how big they get and it's so unfortunate that, take a look at this right here. this right here is how big a silcota tortoise will get. people see them and they don't believe they're real. >> you have something she wants, you know the drill, let's go -- >> she's had three children. >> take a look, actually she had 17. you're going to love this. her boyfriend is duly seven years old. and he's bigger than tinkerbell. >> you said give me, here, honey. >> don't shove it in her face. >> i'm not shoving it in her face. now she will look. a lot of people are confused. tortoises and turtles don't have teeth. >> it's more of like a sharp edge, kind of like a bird's beak. >> how long did it take for her to get that big? >> it depends on her environment. in seven years you could end up with an animal this big. and these animals, they don't hibernate. >> here we go, here we go. >> we doesn't wa

. >> jeremy corbin. >> does the united states have any concerns about the power of the credit rating agency that is him and at a whim can cause disasters on smaller a comments to increase interest rates, lead to public spending cuts and lead to devastation for many poor people's lives? does not think it is time to report under some kind of accountable control? >> well, it might surprise the honorable gentleman to say, ashley i agree with at least part of what you say. we have concerns about the way the credit rating agencies have operated, and that's why we've been heart of european discussions against european rules on credit rating agencies in place. and i think they are appropriate. where i disagree with him is to blame all of what's happening on credit rating agencies the credit rating agencies, however imperfect are trying to give market investors some idea of the credit worthiness of countries and india companies. and the truth is this. did not lead to spending cuts. the reason we have had to take spending cuts is this country is currently spending close to 50% of gdp on public

. >> jeremy corbin. >> does the united states have any concerns about the power of the credit ratingy that is him and at a whim can cause disasters on smaller a comments to increase interest rates, lead to public spending cuts and lead to devastation for many poor people's lives? does not think it is time to report under some kind of accountable control? >> well, it might surprise the honorable gentleman to say, ashley i agree with at least part of what you say. we have concerns about the way the credit rating agencies have operated, and that's why we've been heart of european discussions against european rules on credit rating agencies in place. and i think they are appropriate. where i disagree with him is to blame all of what's happening on credit rating agencies the credit rating agencies, however imperfect are trying to give market investors some idea of the credit worthiness of countries and india companies. and the truth is this. did not lead to spending cuts. the reason we have had to take spending cuts is this country is currently spending close to 50% of gdp on public expen