. >> the victim is curt its cash who is serving a 29-year sentence for burglary. >> cash?> yeah. >> what's up with you, man? >> you can stay laid down if you want to? what happened? >> fell. >> where? >> in my cell. >> did you get dizzy? >> i don't remember. >> have you fell like this before? >> no. >> do you have a medical condition that would make you fall? >> no. >> you just trip over something? >> i don't remember. >> somebody help you fall? >> no. >> no? is it safe to assume that probably something more than you falling happened that you just don't want to talk about? >> i don't -- >> who do you live with? >> woods. >> woods? >> what's his first name? >> i don't know? >> how long you live together? >> probably eight months. >> eight months. and you think you are safe going back to the same cell? >> yeah. >> you don't think you'll fall again? >> no. >> you think for whatever reason you fell for this time is over with and you won't fall more? >> should be. >> we have to protect you. >> i fell. >> you don't want to talk about what happened? >> trying to get medical atten

thanks, guys. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- did 36-year-old curt lewitski drink himself to death or is there more to the story? >> i have some long-standing alcohol. that's as cirrhotic as they get. >> all eyes are on dr. spitz as he looks for answers to the puzzling mystery at the condominium. >> the biggest thing right now is to say, hey, is there anything to account for her death that could be caused by somebody else? bored with your one trick lipstick? then lead a double life! with new blast flipstick from covergirl. creamy color on one end, shimmery color on the other. so you can flip your look from demure, to daring. new blast flipstick from covergirl. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whol

. >> still to come, from the pitcher's mound, curt schilling pitcher's mound, curt schilling sits downing an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation pitcher's mound, curt schilling sits down with sean how puts you at 5 times greater risk of stroke. don't wait. go to afibstroke.com for a free discussion guide to help you talk to your doctor about reducing your risk. that's afibstroke.com. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> it paints me to say, this a die-hard yankee fan but a powerhouse pitcher but curt schilling has kept himself from busy from politics to new job business ventures. he talked with sean about the current state of the country and new video game. take a look. >> good to see you. look, i talk a lot about politics. i'm worried about the economy. the euro may collapse, greece is collapsing, spain and portugal. it's going to impact us in the united states. debt out of control. here you are sta

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last year curt garrett was strong and mostly healthy, snowboards, wakeboarding, playing golf and soft bare enjoying life with his girlfriend whitney and at 23 he was one semester from graduation at san jose state and then live e disease threatened to kill him. >> at this point it's become so bad they need a liver transplant to survive. >> garrett was diagnosed with primary pfc. it robs his body of fat and muscle and turns his skin as eyes yellow. he's on the transplant list at stanford and the lead transplant center in omaha, nebraska. as he puts his degree and life on hold to wait for a live his older brother kyle garrett is trying to raise money on his behalf with this video on youtube. >> honestly it really hit me. i never would have expected it to be as emotional as it was. >> other people were moved by the video as well. it's gotten nearly 3,000 views and it's generating donations through transplants.org. garrett says just one of the ten antirejection drugs he'll need for the rest of his life is $1,000 a month with insurance. though he can't live the active and fulfilled life he

. >> the help of an off duty pilot, the curt pea lot boiled the rain. >> yes, we need that. >> taken into f.b.i. custody and give bodyen medical treatment. 13 hours after leaving, the passengers of espn. surviving at nothing. i don't know abslight news. mitt rohney has won the support of marko squabing clear rem will win on the gop combination. and later food, former president is a look at some other stories making news early today. this video with another man partiallying somebody. someone. the officer was not on duty. >> one family video taped their necessary escape from the wild fires, winceton has an rewelder brother. blank wlank >> hmm. that's just eerie. all right. finally, maybe not in america, but right across the border, call it extreme frisbee. master with the flying desk was able stow heats one of the cap pi aid restered. if you hg right hbeab can right there at kerneder ice. nbc meteorologist now coyou believe those to be true? >> i think it looks very old. >> wow, this is a first. well, a bit morning nephrin. everyone. mild temperatures around dying thunderstorms is the

nbc's curt gregory reports. >> this is home video captured on youtube on board a jet blue flight when the passengers heard screaming. the plane was flying from new york to las vegas when sources say the captain began acting erratically. the co-pilot became concerned. an off-duty captain on board and witnesses say the pilot then seemed to lose control. >> just out of his minds. screaming and saying his to his passenge passengers, say your prayers. >> passengers quickly restrained him while the cockpit declared an in-flight emergency. >> we're going to need authorities and medical assistance at the airport. >> i ran off and we were face to face, me and the captain. we spoke a little bit. and i got him turned around and then other passengers jumped on and we all got on top of him. >> the flight was diverted to amiriloo was the captain was diverted and receiving proper medical care. >> well, meanwhile, on another flight last night, a passenger caused the distor bans, allegedly hitting a flight. after the plane landed safely, the female passenger was given medical attention at the airport

assistant secretary of state curt campbell met with china's vice foreign minister cui tiankai in annapolis, maryland. the state department said they discussed renewing the cooperation on the issues including those involving north korea. nhk's washington correspondent says campbell appears to have asked for china's help in monitoring north korea's implementation of the agreement. >>> u.s. defense secretary says an american soldier could face the death penalty. the soldier is suspected of gunning down 16 civians, most of them children, on sunday in the southern providence of kandahar. the u.s. military is holding him for questioning. panetta on monday said the goal is to try the case within the u.s. military justice and said the death penalty is a possibility. the shooting took place weeks after copies of the quo ran were burned. a u.s. public opinion poll shows 60% of respondents show the war in afghanistan was not worth fighting. >>> time to check the stories we've gathered from around asia. we begin tonight with this item sent by thailand. economists at a thai university raised their fore

>> her curt wasn't really full. i can't go to target without dropping a couple hundred. >> easy.t full of stuff. >>> these new pictures are sure to upset all of the believers out there. these images of justin bloodied and bruised are part of a photo shoot. calm down. >> for the tenth anniversary of "complex" magazine. as for the beaten look? the mag says making pop music is a contact sport. okay. >> all right. >>> and staying with the young and hip theme right now, mtv is bringing back the gang for a sixth season of, yep, "jersey shore." that includes expectant mom, snooki, as part of the action. >> i can't believe she is going to procreate. that says just how big of a role snooki will play. but the dynamics in the house are about to change. and shooting begins this summer. >> you can say all you want about those kids. they're laughing all the way to the bank. >>> move over adele. another young songstress is stealing the spotlight. and when we say young, we mean very young. ♪ someone like you to share the best to you ♪ >> that blonde beauty is 2-year-old makena, belting out adele

my question is, do you think that the financial industry in its current form is curting economic growth in any way, and what do you think the government needs to do to make the financial industry a more sustainable form of growth? >> that is a really good question. look, we did what we had to do in 2008 and 2009. i think perhaps in 2009 we could have done a better job of forcing banks to clean up their balance sheets. even if we're going to bail them out, forcing them to shed bad assets. we didn't do that, so that's water under the bridge. if we had had the resolution tools to put the insolvent institutions into a resolution process, our economy would be stronger now, too. when you prop up the inefficient players, you have a bloated sector. there is a correcting mechanism in the market and financial services got too big. and we left it big with the bailouts. nobody except for lehman brothers and wamu were allowed to fail. so you prop up the inefficient, you still have a very large financial sector. if you look at the bank balance sheets, i'm delighted that banks are getting healthier, b

. >> reporter: pounding away at all-pro quarterbacks like curt werner and brett favre, the new orleans saints marched through the play-offs and all the way to a super bowl title in 2010. today, in a knockout blow of his own, n.f.l. commissioner roger goodell delivered an unmistakable message about the scheme fueling the saints' success. >> i don't think you can be too hard on people that put at risk our players' health and safety. we need to change the culture. this is another step in changing that culture. >> reporter: earlier this month, an nfl report based upon a two- career investigation had implicated as membership as 27 saints players in the so-called bounty program that ran between 2009 and last season. then defensive coordinator greg williams was cited for handing out cash to his players for injuring opponents. they allegedly received $1,000 for forcing an opponent to be carted off the field. $1,500 for a knockout hit upon linebacker jonathon vilma is accused of putting up $10,000 of his own money for anyone who took favre out of a n.f.c. championship game. goodell summedded sa

also targeted as was curt warner.aints was suspended for one year with no pay. >> we have a violation of an existing rule that threatens the health and welfare of players. this one on for three years. it was investigated. we were misled. there were denials, meanwhile there continue to be risked to players and the integrity of the game. >>gary: in tim tebow is in new york. the jets have acquired tebow. tim tebow is now in new york jets. denver will get a fourth and a sixth round draft choice. >>jaqueline: tim tebow is in the bay area at facebook today. >>gary: kron4 welcomes him here whenever he wants. >>gary: alex smith got a few extra million and all that is peyton manning talk is history. the word was 3 minute year's 24 million, now he is getting three years, 33 million myriad on a conference call he said, i was kept abreast that there were going after man in but now, he loves harbaugh and harbaugh loves him. this saw >>gary: ever look works out tomorrow before nfl coaches and scouts. >>gary: really quick, stamford,

it's going to curt. >> reporter: cutting off iranian bank could set a precedent that could turn swift into a political weapon. theoretically, swift is supposed to be outside of politics. >> absolutely. it's a neutral infrastructure. >> reporter: but shrink believes swift had to make the move. >> we're talking about preventing a middle east war. or worse. >> reporter: swift said today it was merely complying with the laws of the european union, that the e.u sanctions forced swift to take action. >> pelley: anthony, what are iranian businesses doing in reaction to this? >> >> reporter: it has literally been a cash and suitcases situation in iran. there are reports some iranianss are piling their money into speed boats and literally driving it across the gulf to dubai, so they can move it around. >> pelley: 100 miles or so. remarkable. anthony, thank you. now about that military option that we mentioned. mark phillips is in tel aviv, and he tells us how israel is preparing. >> reporter: the israeli military has been practicing for what many here fear is the inevitable-- a confrontation w

. >>> tonight on cnbc sports biz, curt schilling's move from the mound to the video game industry and how he plans to ace the world as chairman of his own company, tonight p.m. eastern on the nbc sports network. meantime, welcome back to "options action." actors, athletes, and even mobsters have all done it. we're talking about calling into the show. it is a sensation like no other. who is the lucky caller tonight? it's just amanda -- we shouldn't say just. it is amanda in new york. she counts modern family and "options action" among her favorite shows. when she is not tending to her dog sid, she is of course watching the show. >> hey, guys. i'm a huge fan of the show. thank you so much for having me on. i saw the huge move in wynn resorts today, and i want to go along. what do you think about buying the april 125 strike call for $9? is this really a winning strategy? >> winning strategy? she has watched the show a lot. she has the corny sense of humor we all share. what do you say? >> i say you picked a great stock. it was really up today, a ton. $9, that's a lot of money to spend. i

team deputy, duffy winters and mike jacobs, as well as sounding boards molly moran and staff member curt vontrabuse and of course our exec team led so impeccably by steve moll. [ applause ] so, last but not least, i want to remind you the secretary's remarks are open press, so smile for the rest of the conference will be closed press as we move forward. so without further adieu, let me introduce secretary of state, hillary rodham clinton. >> thank you, cheryl. thank you all. [ applause ] >> so welcome. and welcome home. it is a great pleasure for me to start this conference, our second ever global chiefs of mission conference. most of the time i see any of you, i am causing you more work and maybe more headaches as i'm either on the end of a phone or actually in your country. and this time i get to host, and we've planned, as cheryl said, a full day of events. we could have filled a week but we know how busyh every one of you happen to be, so we couldn't take that much time away from what you're doing on behalf of our country. i want to especially thank, again, the team that put this tog

it's absolutely essential to our curt. security. in the year 2010, the estimate is that there were three billion cyber attacks on private and government computer systems. three billion. so this is a threat that is growing exponentially and that we simply must address. >> host: what laws, senator lieberman, are already on the books with regard to cybersecurity? what kind of legislative structure is there already? >> guest: yeah. well, first, i want to emphasize that the legislation that we're, that we've introduced or hopefully will come to the senate floor soon has focused mostly on privately-owned cyber structure, that the federal government web sites are in much better shape in terms of their defense. department of defense protecting their or own sites and the department of homeland security protecting the government, nondefense government sites, although they're still attacked, so we still have work to do. current legislation, frankly, doesn't do too much, and the current law doesn't do too much to protect privately-owned cybersp

. >> i returned to the curt avenue overpass after getting new information.ormation didn't come from residents, this time it is from here. san jose city hall. >> how are you doing, sir? >> fine. >> gonna smoke. >> i don't smoke, sorry. >> how are you doing? how long have you been here. >> some changes to the curt avenue overpass and i'm not talking about the man that just arrived. some of the changes come from city hall and one other ... >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. i'll show you what is going on at this overpass and why this issue is not going away anytime soon. in termite. >>> [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the new wireless receiv

the next couple of days we will see drier weather as we head towards friday but a pretty good so curt saturday. showers continuing on sunday and then it looks like monday we catch a break but more rain as we head to the middle of next week. there might be a couple of inches of rain across the water spots. we need all the rain we can get. >> were you doing this weekend? >> it doesn't matter! i just want some sunshine. >> let's go out, we sent our photographer to san jose near the tremble exits'. this is edgar reporting live showing us the conditions on 101. it is a nice smooth ride this morning so far in either direction. here is another camera in pleasanton showing traffic. the drive time is still in the green, 15 minutes or so coming out of the altamont pass. highway 4, but all lanes are back open. they did pick up the road work on westbound highway 4 through the antioch area. they had lanes blocked west down highway 4 and eastbound highway 4 and it is all gone out in both directions. we do have a sharkskin later tonight. 730 against the boston bruins. it might cause a little bit of

. >> on monday, we have curt cameron and a bunch of people. >> it's going to be great. -- captions by jimmy: hey guys. it's the last day of broadway week, here at "late night" and we're finishing the week strong, with a big number from "sister act," which is playing right here, at the broadway theatre. it's been a great week of amazing performances and tonight it gets even better. let's start the show. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ]

the giants, the opponent as curt susuki came to the plate.homer off the giant levi romero. the san francisco giants half a world away in glen dale to take on the red sox. barry zitto gave this in the third. the runner on may get the lead but not for long. alex rios up next. he jerked one over the left center wall as well. it was a short outing, giving up five runs that's not what the giants want to see from a guy who will likely be the starter. the white sox 5-2 winners. >>> still to come on this late sunday night sports wrap. i'll update you on the shark's position and >>> the sports world lost one of its real characters today. bert sugar. sugar was a long time boxing writer and sports historian. sugar wrote more than 80 books and was inducted into the hall of fame in 2009. >>> the nascar circuit stopped in sunny southern california this weekend. the sunny part did not materialize. but being close to hollywood did bring out some stars. >> gentlemen, start your engines. >> mo, curly, larry come to a theater near you. jeff gordon in for a pit

say sue key to left field and curt and home comes pennington and the game is tied at 1.ht and in extra tied at one and again, delivering the goods so the a's go a little bit over time and lose in 11. finally -- 3-1 and again, i've been saying it i'm boring people but two -- at 205 i'll guess jackie you'll be in bed and pam you got a shot at 2:00 but the three of us you're more likely to be up reading, you know. you go to bed later than the rest of us. >> probably. >> so hopefully we'll check in with you tomorrow and you'll put down the alice waters novel just for a moment. >> to go and watch the game. >> 2:05 first pitch. >> what channel? >> cable channel 412. pam has one of these -- what do you call it? >> satellite. >> satellite so you -- you have direct tv? >> yeah. >> 213. so there is no excuse for you not to watch it. enjoy the a's. pam more will give us a report tomorrow. >>> okay. you don't have to give us a report. people will forget by tomorrow. pam said don't put me in a corner. >>> the a's are playing games for real and the giants are playing for fun. giants h

payoffs were made by putting game injuries injure -- game ending injuries, like this kill shot on curt warren. you see him on the picture, he had to leave the game. what's what a kill shot does. also brett farve, hit during the 2010 nfc championship game, that was against the saints, just a week later, both hits came during the saints' run to their only super bowl victory. so this was all happening apparently while they were on that route. look at that hit. joining me now, grug buttel, former nfl player for the new york jets, and greg, when you were playing, were there bouts? >> i have to sell you, there were. we had bounty pools, but you know, our pools were big plays, we had money for interceptions, fumbles, winning tarkels, and even big hits, but you only won if you scored a td, not if you put somebody out of the game. that's just nonsense. jenna: what do you think about it? >> look, every defender wants to knock the snot of every offensive player, and when you get a guy standing around and looking the other way you're going to get lit up, with or without a so called bounty. the hit

. >> reporter: former mayor of baltimore and the current dean of howard law, curt schmoke sent this letter to the martins' lawyer, offering them assistance. >> i didn't think this family had the resources to hire some big law firm. so howard law school, with its history of associate justice involvement seemed to be the right place to provide that support. >> reporter: the martin family has powerful support. a 16-year-old girl claims she was on the phone just moments before the shooting and she said he said he feared he was being followed. >> she tells him, oh, babe, be careful, just run home. >> reporter: almost a month later, the department of justice and fbi also announce plans to launch their own investigation. >> reporter: and mayor schmoke has not received a response to his offer yet. but he expects to. in fact, he knows a member of the law firm that represents the family. >>> a sciewr location in afghanistan. [ playing "taps" ] >> major robert marchanti is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. he was gunned down in kabul. his killer remains on the loose. the taliban claims res

. >> curt knox and eta millis face three years in prison if convicted. >>> it has been five months since a woman was injured by a shopping cart hurled from a third floor mall. the victim's family is speaking out. >> reporter: the surveillance video is difficult for almost anyone to watch. but for michael hedges, it's impossible. it shows the moment his life changed forever. >> i'm quite concerned that my children never see that video. i would never like to see that video. >> reporter: hedge's wife, marian, was standing on the ground level of the parking garage at this east harlem target store last november. when 13-year-old giovanni and 12-year-old raymond hernandez decided to pull a horrific prank and toss a shopping cart over the edge. this video shows a third boy, achilles, in a white hoody, trying to stop his friends, to no avail. >> we knew about the third boy. we're grateful that he maid the effort that -- made the effort that he did. >> the cart plummeted five stories. a mother dedicated to charity, who had stepped in to buy halloween candy for underprivileged kids. she suffered c

love you, i will split the money and most times they do but sometimes they don't and they end up this curto write one of my beautiful contracts. >>neil: we will have the wording of the contract on the web site. anyway, thank you, lis, very much. does this craze have you hoping to cash in waiting this long lines? you can show us a report in line for the mega millions. i was just hoping to get chips and a soda not that i would eat the potato chips. but the thing, the line was going around the building. go to foxnews.com/megamillions. >> a sure winner. the market, the dow chessing -- closing the best first quarter ever, the first we is seen since 1988 up 8 percent the last three months. what is fueling this more certain surge? >>reporter: investors gobbled up financials and tech because they missed the early games and others believe the rally will continue and stocks bouncing back from a string of declines we saw early in the trading, putting the as back on track to close their strongest quarter in two years on a positive note on friday despite falling six of the last nine sessions the s&p 50

joining me ari melberg of the nation, curt anderson, host of studio 360 radio. assistant managing editor whose cover story is the wimpy recovery. also joining us staten island's own ben white of morning money report. president obama is wrapping up a visit to oklahoma and is about to head off to ohio for the last stop on his four-state energy tour. just a short time ago the president announced plans to fast track the construction of the southern portion of the keystone oil pipeline. the president is still not ready to sign off on the rest of it. >> the fact is that my administration has approved dozens of new oil and gas pipelines over three years including one from canada. and as long as i'm president we're going to keep on encouraging oil development and infrastructure and we're going to do it in a way that protects the health and safety of the american people. >> speaker of the house john boehner responded to the president's proposal a few moments later. >> the president can take credit for having nothing to do with the bottom half of this pipeline. there is a

curt schroeder is the ceo of bumrungrad.re sitting right now is the number one international hospital in the world? >> it's sort of ground zero. i haven't heard anybody yet who's told us that they take more than 350,000 international patients a year. >> one of them is byron bonnewell, who lives 12,000 miles away in shreveport, louisiana, where he owns and runs a campground for rvs. a year and a half ago, he had a heart attack. and his doctor told him he really needed bypass surgery. they told you were gonna die. >> yeah, they did tell me i was gonna die. >> you did not have insurance? >> did not have insurance, no. >> he estimates he would have had to pay over $100,000 out of his own pocket for the operation he needed-- a complicated quintuple bypass. and did you actually decide not to do it? >> yeah, yeah, i did. i guess i'd rather die with a little bit of money in my pocket than live poor. >> he says his health was deteriorating quickly when he read about bumrungrad hospital. >> i was in my doctor's office one day, having

no one was curt -- no one else was hurt. >>> federal investigators may be exploring the possibility ofarding the jerry sandusky case. according to a subpoena penn state received last month. investigators want to know about payments made by university board members to third parties. former assistant football coach sandusky is accused of sexually abusing boys ranging in age from 8-17 years old. he denies the allegations. his trial is scheduled to begin in may. >>> a youth counselor for the juvenile home in martinez has been sentenced to prize for child pornography. he was also ordered to pay $234,000 restitution. according to court documents, video evidence found in jewels home revealed he molested two minors. >>> tony blair will be the speaker this afternoon at a cyber security conference in san francisco. yesterday at the rsa security conference fbi director warned that cyber security is becoming the nation's number one threat. they said they need -- to help the fbi tackle these threats. >>> the court battle over proposition 8 has taken another twist. a three-judge panel with the ninth

they were not only focused winning football games but injured opponents, specifically brett favre and curtnvestigating defensive coordinator gregg williams who admitted to paying for bounties over the past seasons and they're facing penalties and fines sh. >> i think it's very likely we'll not only see a suspension of gregg williams but suspensions and fives to saints players. >> reporter: in conjunction with the players union and others roger goodell has made player safety a paramount issue. >> really flies in the face of what the nfl has tried to do in the last couple of years, putting safety at the forefrond. >> reporter: they found that over two dozen players participated on the bounty. they were rewarded with cash for hard hits. $1,000 if an opponent was carted off the field and $1,500 for knockouts. investigators are look beyond the saints at every team he ever coached for including the titans, redskins, jaguars, and bills. >> the saints in this case are exhibit a, and if the league takes a firm stance here and is punitive enough, it will send a message to other teams to knock this o

it is easy for emergency officials to get in and start to do the assessment, cutting the power and curting through the trees and downed power lanes to make sure it is safe and for the first spenders and with a day like yesterday there were 96 reports of tornadoes across such a wide region it take as long time to get in there and this happened at 3:30 and they have day lit after the storm went through and a number of areas across kentucky and tennessee and in to west virginia and the carolinas at neat so they will be in there as the sun comes up today, beginning the search process, so there is a lot of searching and rescue and recovery over a ten state area. and the last thing to give you an idea how big the stem system was, yesterday, there remain over 260 tornado warning and if you lock at all those counties they with fill the state of nebraska that is how many people were under gun from the stem system and here in henryville this is just the effect from one of the tornadoes. >>dave: you hear the public 28 people are killed, and that is beginning to go up when we learn more. was there any

over the weekend, a pretty good so curt could move in on saturday and we could see a lingering showersey. going against the commute we have an accident just cleared to the shoulder but obviously pretty slow coming out of the castro valley. san mateo bridge, was down 92, there is an accident. was down 92, 23 drive-in time heading out of a word. at the bay bridge where stacked up behind the a gate. an earlier accident just be on the toll plaza was cleared to the right shoulder. it looks pretty good heading into san francisco. all mass-transit including bart, everything is on time, have a great day. ,,,,,,,,