please welcome curtis "50 cent" jackson!se ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: thanks for being here. so lovely to have you. i'm so impressed. you are -- you're acting, you're still making music, and you also are a businessman and your newest product is frigo underwear. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah -- and first thing i'm going to ask, is that price tag correct? you read it for everybody. >> yeah, man. it's $100 at neiman marcus. >> seth: $100, all right. so i'm going to give you a chance -- first of all, look, i wear underwear every day. sell me on this $100 underwear. >> these $100 underwear were actually hand created -- nicely hand stitched. they have the technology in them where you can put your man apples. >> seth: man apples. [ laughter ] this is a technical term, man apples? >> for you to place your sac in another sack that has been aeronomically designed. >> seth: okay, great. >> for -- yo know, for comfort. but you know, women spend so much money on lingerie. the right project for men. >> seth: that's great. and now when you -- i notice you us

matt curtis said of the savings -- >> it's probably in the four to $5,000 a year range. >> so it wasnt to to y you. >> yes, very. >> incentive for you to come here. >>> very much so. >> young couple paid 2013 taxes when they selled on their home that february. they took care of 2014's bill. they have the cleared check to prove it. >> this is the best. as the couple enjoyed another spring with a view of center city from their upstairs detectives, they suddenly found themselves fighting city hall. tax recertification bill said pay up to the tune of more than 12 grand. >> it turns out that our abatement had been pulled because they said we were behind on our taxes. and that's kind of where we're stuck right now. >> matt says the department of revenue told him their account was delinquent. thinking -- he filed a board of revision of taxes appeal which failed. they paid a lawyer 700 bucks to help them with a second appeal. it, too, was denied without explanation. meanwhile, with outstanding taxes, interest, penalties, and 2015's bill, the newlyweds now owe $21,000 so they hunkered down, c

notice of the bill wasn't sent to the builder until a month after settlement on the curtis' home.asn't the couple told their builder owed? we asked the department of revenue. >> why is it that they couldn't learn that? >>> well, the city's general policy is absent a court order that we do not disclose the liability of other taxpayers. >> reporter: a staff of three handles up to 3,000 abate many as year for the city. each application takes two to three months to process. or longer. if they're overdue accounts. >> if all three of those -- >> revenue tells us the builder in this case should have finalized the abatement before settlement but admits these situations aeries from time to time. >> we would have -- should have told the couple that there was an issue and that the abatement was not granted because the developer did not qualify and they then should speak to the developer to fine out why they didn't qualify. >> reporter: that is apparently not what they heard. unfortunately. >> in addition to holding developers accountable before granting approval, the city is also aggressivel

curtis in north carolina. curtis. >> jim, great to talk to you, man. want to wish you and the crew at "mad money" merry christmas. >> that's nice. we have a great crew, even though i lost in fantasy league to one of them. go ahead. >> you're the best. wanted to offer heart felt condolences on the loss of your pop. great american, world war ii veteran, true patriot. >> heroic. thank you very much. >> absolutely. listen, i been in the idb since around 268 mark. want to know if i should sell it, buy more gill ee add. >> that's a huge rally. you have to take some off the table. we do not want to give it back. think where we were three days ago. it had a bik move. when you get a big move, i would take a quarter off, let the rest run. what can i say, play with the right dna. isis, get to know isis. it isn't done, has years of vitality ahead. much more "mad money" ahead. a company testing the top 100 drugs from 2013. i put its stock under the microscope. then i can't believe it is not mayo. the healthy alternative that got the entire food chain in an uproar.

that's eddie, singing, with 50 curtis jackson. before we talk about it, what's going on with this?, raising money for charity. i'm musician, i wrote a song, and we want to do really go to the next level. we approached 50, loved the charity, yes, lets december this. >> you call it 50 not fitty. >> and you don't call him curtis jackson. >> don't. >> we can learn more about this on your website. we'll link it to our website. of course you are the biggest boss they have here. you are the president, right, of whole store? >> come on, big deal. >> but you also know there is our man, married have, five kids. we can't shop foremen. typically you buy everything that you want no matter what. >> absolutely. >> mike talked about it, so these are gifts that if we need to buy, you say, winter accessories, good place to start. everything under 100 bucks by the way. >> everything under 100 bucks. i know what i would want as a gift, i lose gloves every year, coy always use new pair of gloves. these are cashmere line under 50 bucks, amazing. scarfs, can i never pick out the right scarf. perfect gift

police have charged a man named curtis evans with accessory after the fact and first degree murder. police say he drove the suspect to new york after th >>> the search for a missing toddler has now turned into a 14 blap month old's . >> his father lives in frederick maryland he reported the boy and his six-year-old sister missing the mom took them earlier this month. the mother told the father she left cameron an theporch of a housing development. > a broken water main shut down one of the busiest roads in fair. we are live at columbia pi >> we have late word that these repairs could indeed linger into to. it was a slow painful crawl home along columbia pike in the bailey's cross roads area. thousands of motorists sat waiting to be diverted onto near by streets. >> i've gone hal >> my house is one block aw. been sitting 30 minutes. >> the cause a 16 inch water main that sent water cascading one of the most conguested area. the road surfa. some went in search of bottled waters. i got 20 gallons as much as i could get in the cart. >> what's the thought process. >> they could turn it o

. >> do your nice curty. >> stay writ there. >> stay right there. >> they will keep the clothing. >>picking out they like and outfits are dressed up. >> this is wonderful, you are putting smiles on your face. >> congratulations. >> i met yes, sir contact at temple university television class, i went over there and gave a little talk. met her. it was great. >> very proud of you you, jessica. >> next year hopefully it will be even bigger. >> bigger and better every year. >> we will. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> lets get to quincy, we are ready to see rodolph. >> do you want to see rodolph the red nosed reindeer in a aquarium. >> yes, i do. i'm waiting for rodolph, i don't know where rodolph is. i'm waiting for rodolph, i don't know where rodolph is. deciding between bread is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >>> oh, no. >> there you go. >> now, do you want to see this rodolph red nosed reindeer in an aquarium. >> yes. >> something special. >> in camden. >>

here is how they manufacture the curtis flying boats.men working in the , a redd at hog island cross girl, a familiar and friendly site. the captain has worked at the bureau of engraving in washington since 1864. barracks life in an army camp. more and more troop trains for points of embarkation. the last cup of coffee before we shove off. ♪ a sobering moment. but we won't come back until its over, over there. meanwhile, back at the tank test, there goes another one. soon the bugs are all ironed out and the government places an order for 15,000 tanks. detroit sentffe in , by king george to arrange for the shipment of fords and tractors to great britain, to speed up the production of food. he drives a new one followed by henry ford. parades and more parades to keep the home fires burning. ♪ now is the time to buy liberty bonds so we can finish the job we have started. keep buying them, mister. and then it is over. in the world is safer democracy. -- and the world is safe for democracy. [cheering crowd] one more parade in washington. there

here is how they manufactured curtis h type flying boats. a liberty engine.these are men working in a shipyard, the red cross girls are a friendly site. captain kittle he has worked at , the bureau of engraving in washington since 1864. barracks life in an army camp. more and more troop trains headed for points of embarkation. the last cup of coffee before we shove off. a sobering moment. we will not come back until it's over. over there. meanwhile, there goes another one. at the tank test. soon the bugs are all ironed out and the captain places in order -- the government places an order for 15,000 tanks. lord northcliffe and detroit sent by king george to arrange , for the shipment to great britain to speed up the delivery of food. new forda nude -- a followed by henry ford. parades and more parades to keep the home fires burning. now is the time to buy liberty bonds so we can finish the job we have started. keep buying them, mister. and then it is over and the world is safe with democracy. [cheering] one more parade in washington. there is president harding

how about curtis in north carolina, curtis? >> caller: boo-yah. >> boo-yah back. >> caller: i want to know if j.c. penney can get the shine back. >> it's very controversial. i hope they have a turn and told you they are not having the earnings. i got more negative. why? because they told you to be a little more negative and that's the way i'm staying and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameriameri trad. why do i take metamucil everyday? because it helps me skip the bad stuff. i'm good. that's what i like to call, the meta effect. 4-in-1 multi-health metamucil now clinically proven to help you feel less hungry between meals. experience the meta effect with our new multi-health wellness line. >>> revolutioning the 22.5 billion-dollar pet food industry or another flash in the pan. the fresh pet has taken a novel approach. the only company's whose products are refrigerated. it has minimal progress sesing embracing the popular human food. we highlighted f

few months ago general curtis in the command of the u.s. forces in korea said the north korea has the capabilities to build nuclear tip missiles. south korean defense minister confirmed this. in the near future we will face north korea's nuclear proliferation and capable of icbm. it will dramatically increase nuclear proliferation in the region. many experts anticipate north korea is likely to explode nuclear device in the first half of next year. then i am going to ask my friend what is china's policy to deal with this kind of issue? is there any specific policies? seems to take new initiatives in the north korea policies. if north korea tested the nuclear device how will china respond to it? my fourth question is related to russia's return. we also face new factors in the northeast asia. there is a prospect for the cement meeting in 2015 between putin and kim jong-un. and is it helpful or negative? the last question is about china's new initiative and their foreign policy. we are witnessing great transformation in china's foreign policies

negatives into positive is how we move forward. >> reporter: that is attitude state representative w curtis thomas has when it comes to bettering the community. this is in response to the recent murders of the two new york city police officers and what he calls escalating public tension. >> the problem in ferguson the problem in new york, problem in cleveland, that is representative of all people of the philadelphia police department or other police departments. that is not the case. >> reporter: representative thomas was surrounded by community leaders as he spoke. >> and how to respect not only just officers but one another in general. once we get rid of that ignorant culture of, you know i'm bad i have this pride, i have this that, that is what is killing our so side. >> reporter: thomas also gave recommendations to help strengthen relationship between police and community like the use of body cameras and increased patrols. >> we need to work at making sure we have resource that he is we need. >> reporter: thomas gave examples of increased patrols around housing projects like richard all

. >> reporter: curtis carroll was 17 when he killed a man during an oakland robbery. now at 36, he is developing a different kind of reputation. >> he has a reputation of getting money ha ha ha. >> that's one of the smartest -- [ indiscernible ] since i been in prison. >> in some ways to me he is a bit of a savant. >> reporter: i will literal when he entered the police -- illiterate when he entered the prison system he taught himself to read. he reached one day for the sports section and accidentally got the business section. >> i couldn't believe that this kind of access to this type of money could be accessible to anybody. everybody should do it and it's legal. >> reporter: he developed his own strategy and started investing. >> don't buy stuff i don't understand and make sure that my research is very thorough. >> reporter: since it is technically illegal to run a business from inside prison, to quantify it is difficult. it's the stuff of legend. >> 17 for 17. >> reporter: like any good investor he keeps secrets close to the vest. >> a primadonna to get information

memorial church i'm in support of the definition of controls for homeless shelters you can't mall and curtis and yolanda and james and dominique and ramona and charles a small number of the glide members who have been or are still homeless that i'm here to remind i behind the rhetoric is human beings someone's fathered and mom san franciscans can for whatever reason call our city streets their home as the largest shelter in the city we experience heartache to turn people away it's hard to turn someone out into the dark into the cold into the rain as all we can do we'll see them in the morning housing is a basic need we all require in order to thrive as long as we limit the city's ability to have shelter we limit the opportunity for people to have a better life we're willing to embrace our neighbors even the ones who the rest of the world render invisibly this is one way or another what happened when we give our resources we all are enriched we can do this in words of st. francis start by doing what's necessary then what's possible and suddenly you're doing the impossible let those words guid

church at yale and princeton so it is a matter of keeping the caravan of love for the love train curtis mayfield sank about. get ready, don't need a ticket to get on this love train. but are you ready for the love train? .. everybody is a star. that ain't no joke. everybody. everybody is a star, not just beyoncÉ. everybody is a star. >> some of these stars, start lining up at the microphone because we will let you ask some questions. i will ask one more while you get in line. in. in fact, one of the characters i was intrigued by was ella baker. in fact, i think what you were saying about not being center stage was really ella baker's mo. >> sister barbara ramsey, one of the great of our day, we live in the age of ella baker's. a relation to occupy wall street. in particular charismatic, believed like a jazz orchestra did, to raise all the voices, not one at the center, no head negro in charge who could be murdered or co-opted. you bring all the voices. as executive director of kings organization and the voices of stokely, michael, diane nash, a wave of others. ella baker was a democrati

"action news" is at the curtis center. >>> leap is proud of 100% graduation rate and college placement. >> still to come on "action news" four students injured when a ghaun opened fire inside a oregon high school. >> and single mom struggling financially gets hit with a whooping utility bill that is plain wrong. she turns to the troubleshooter for help coming up. >> southern low pressure that brought us weather all week long is finally saying goodbye. i have improving weather for the accuweather forecast. >> and eagles injury report, ducis rodgers with that when >> and eagles injury report, ducis rodgers with that when "action news" continues tonight deciding between buying bread and health care is much tougher. healthy pa is now here to help, with name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, call or apply online today. >> it happened this afternoon portland, oregon. four students were hit by gun fire outside a high school. this was gang relate add tack. a 16-year-old girl is in critical condition. two young men pages 17 and 20 are in serious

curtis peshmerga forces say it's their biggest victory so far in the fight against islamic state and iraq. >> they say they have broken a siege. the yazidis have been trapped on that mountain since august. >> the u.s. has been supporting the peshmerga with airstrikes. germany has sent weapons. >> these pictures are from before the battle took ways. it took two days and thousands of troops to push the islamic state militants back. while the u.s.-led coalition struck islamic state targets from the air, kurdish ground troops advanced into territory held by the militants. together, they broke the siege. militants have targeted them for months, forcing them into the desert where they faced extreme heat and cold, cut off him food and water. this week's battle has opened up a cord or. kurdish fighters say the families who have been trapped will now finally be able to leave. the u.s. military called the airstrikes a success, saying top islamic state officials had been killed, but the pentagon has warned the fight against the islamic radicals is far from over. >> i still think we are in terms

police are looking for the 21- year-old of curtis bay. they found drugs in pasadena and the authorities say that he took off running after he was placed in handcuffs. in a separate case his trial date is scheduled on burglar, assault, and gun charges. >>> well res skins are in the market for a new defensive coordinator now. they announced this morning that they have agreed to leave the skins. the decision was made following the meeting between hasslet and the head coach jay gruden. and the team ranked 20th in overall defensive past seasons. it was third from the bottom when it came to points allowed. >>> well you know the best way to avoid the hangover is not to drink. but if you will be celebrating tonight, we have tips to help you tomorrow, so it is not nearly as painful. >> it is new year's eve in times square. the people are showing up, the as a small business owner you wouldn't deliver just half of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploa

police are looking for a suspect they say took off bound in handcuffs, 21-year-old devonte trusty of curtis bay on the run since monday when police found drugs on him during a traffic stop in pasadena. they arrested him. he somehow managed to get away. officials say trusty is scheduled for trial in february on burglary, assault and gun charges. >>> let's take a live look at new year's in paris because it's 2015 there already. >> so pretty. >> i wish i was there i think. i'm very happy to be here, however. many of us venturing out tonight to ring in the new year. >> of course, you're happy to be here. who wants to be outside? you got to have a coat and gloves. it's going to be rather chilly. erica grow looks at tonight's new year's eve forecast. >> it will be chilly overnight, probably not a surprise. we only got up to 39 degrees after our low of 29 degrees. below average especially in the afternoon. we were seasonable for our low temperature, but tonight will be even colder. what about the rain? what about any precipitation? look at how dry we are across basically the entire country. this i

curtis thomas handed out certificates of appreciation to officers who serve in his district.joining them is lippscomb. >> i can testify how great the police department in the city of philadelphia is and has been to my family and to others here. >> representative thomas said thanks to the officers in his district crime has gone down but that trend won't continue without cooperation between police and the community. >>> a new jersey mother jailed after police say she drove drunk with her 3-year-old in the car. >> running cars off the road almost causing accidents. >> i'm ted greenberg. how authorities say a good samaritan got her to stop. >>> plus another huge honor for philly's own mo'ne davis. how the taney dragon stars beat one of the biggest names in pro sports. >>> i'm watching the skies to see if the weather will hold out for your new year's celebrations. i'm tracking our next chance for rain or snow. details ahead in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> skyforce 10 right now over breaking news tonight. an 8-year-old has been shot in philadelphia's kensington nei

curtis thomas commended local men and women in blue today.said in light of the tensions in missouri and new york it's important to show gratitude to those who serve with integrity and bravery. he also voiced support for what he calls sensible policing reforms like the expansion of advisory committees. >>> musicians and dancers are strutting and playing during final practices for the mummers day parade on thursday. it's always exciting as the costumes and routines come together. let's go live to "action news" reporter sarah bloomquist in south philadelphia where the fralinger's string band is getting ready for the event. >> reporter: the mummers parade fast approach getting down to the nitty-gritty here. we're down in a warehouse in south philadelphia, the back of it where the fralinger's string band members have been working long hours getting their props ready for the big parade. there are changes to the parade this year. but one thing stays the same, they all what happened to win and doing all they can to make it happen. it wouldn't be a mu

. >>> curtis institute of music gets financial help to continue churning out talented musicians. check in two, three, four times a day, kyw news radio 1060 on the am dial, erika. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" we are following breaking news, police continue to search for two burglars held up inside a northeast philadelphia target. a live report is coming up. >>> a new hand sanitizer promising extra protection to health care workers. how will they put to it work though. we're back at the top of the hour, good morning. >>> and breaking news right now a botched robbery, leads to this, an active police scene outside a target store where two burglars have been held up for hours. we are live on the scene with new information. >>> it is very hard to grasp what actually happened here, you just can't believe it. >> a community, mourns together after six members of the same family are killed in a horrific shooting spree. the only comfort is that the killer cannot hurt anybody else. bradley stone's body has been found after a two day manhunt. >>> it is wednesday, december 17th, hello, i

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and isaac curtis was one of our wide receivers.en he used to go in the end zone with the ball, he would flip it behind his back and paul brown used to always say he acts like he has been there before. that used to always make a point with me. >> what do you think about the state of the league today? it has been a couple of tough mounts for the nfl. what are your thoughts? >> it has been tough with all the things that are going on and things happening with the commissioner and the players. and i know that they are right now looking at a new disciplinary type of agreement. so it is, it has been tough, but i think in the end, that game is so strong that they will all come together. and the big things that i say about that is come together, meaning the players and ownership working together to make sure what's done is the right thing. you never moved far out of ohio. you were from ohio state with woody hayes. one of the best -- by the way, woody hayes, manager, extraordinaire. what was it about him that made him such a good manager? th

curtis thomas is in favor of body cameras and increaseed patrols by police much his ideas come in responseo the recent murders of those two new york city police officers and what he calls escalating public tensions tensions. >> problem in ferguson, the problem in new york, the problem in cleveland that is representative of all people of the philadelphia police department or other police depths. that is not the case. >> lawmaker today also recommended implementing quarterly town hall meets in each district, and makeing officers available to talk electronically with the community via e-mail. >>> tense moments in maryland and it's all caught on camera. firefighters searched through the smoke in a burning home to find one of their own trapped in the flames and you may not believe how they were able to spot him. >>> also ahead tonight why this wedding ended with an apology from the president of the united states. kathy? >> we will see skies clear during the day tomorrow. but temperatures will be getting colder. we'll take a look how low they'll go as we ring in the new year. >>> and she's back.

state representative curtis thomas will hold a briefing at 11:00 this morning. >> a statement from his office says that at this briefing thomas will call for the expansion of police advisory committees regular police meetings with the community and additional bike police. ♪ >>> everybody's life matters. >> in northeast philadelphia a church is hoping to spread the message that black lives matter. a large group gathered at the baptist worship center on james street for this service yesterday. they prayed for peace and they talked about ways to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. >> know that all lives matter but we're bringing the church and the community together just to keep these issues before the people. >> the church also has a program in which police officers talk to community members about how to interact with police. >>> today, preparations get under way for the annual new year's eve fireworks show along the delaware river. this afternoon we're told that workers will load the shells that will be used on to barges at the navy yard. the fireworks show is at 6

state representative curtis thomas will hold a news conference at 11:00 a.m. a statement from his office says thomas will call for the expansion of police advisory committees, regular police meetings with the community and additional bike police. ♪ ♪ >>> everybody's life matters. >> in northeast philadelphia a church spread the message that black lives matter. a large group gathered at the baptist worship center on james street for a special service yesterday. they prayed for peace and talked about ways to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. >> know that all lives matter. but we are bringing the church and the community together just to keep these issues before the people. >> the church also has a program in which police officers talk to members of the community about how to interact with police. >>> the temple university basketball team honored its campus safety team yesterday. this photo was taken at the game against delaware state. the announcer introduced each member of law enforcement during a time-out. and to top it all off, temple

. >> reporter: captain curtis lumm says officers at taravel are stunned. >> it does feel different. feels different because it's more of an impact because of the recent events. with that happening and remembering this, we really feel it. >> reporter: emotional officers all over the bay area are on patrol. >> right now we're grieving as a profession, as a country for two fallen officers only guilty of wearing a uniform. >> reporter: tonight the order from the top is be safe. >> heightened officer safety alert. just to tell the officers to be aware of their surroundings. certainly don't go anywhere by themselves. back each other up. and just err on the side of caution on everything. >> reporter: the chief says officers here in san francisco are planning to attend services for their fallen brothers in new york. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you so much. >>> the man convicted of setting more than a dozen fires in san jose back in january learned his fate today. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison as part of a plea deal patr

a report -- reporter spoke to john curtis from straddling university and asked him if this really was going to be the most unpredictable election ever. >> i think there is no doubt we are now in uncharted territory in with the battle for power at westminster now looks like. this parliament have the most substantial independent challenge in english politics since 1945 and it doesn't look as though that challenge in the form of u.k. is disappearing anytime soon. meanwhile north of the border we are seeing the scottish national party in the wake of the referendum and people look as though they might vote for the snp and 2015 as they were four years ago they gave them a majority in the scottish parliament. the greens are apparently also playing a nontrivial role and meanwhile of course the two pics suppose it parties conservative and labour are struggling to keep above the 30% mark. they are at the moment close to each other. they believe the labor has enjoyed most of this permit -- parliament which means given the quite serious possibility a lot of s&p mps and an unknown number of u.k. m

curtis lamay compares kennedy to chamberlain, appeasing hitler. this is amazing insubordination. max taylor had gone to the pentagon but he kept his white house passes. and he sent his staff over to the senior staff meeting to make sure that he, max taylor, sitting over there knew what they were thinking. these notes were taken by an air force major named billy smith. he was a korean war veteran. a four-star general himself. he is sitting in that staff meeting the morning after. so the night before, he had that series of intercepts, torpedoes, the decision to bomb. the bombers have gone off guam. north vietnam taking a huge pummeling. they come in early morning staff meeting. george bundy, national security advisor is presiding. then he says, we actually have less, there was a lot more uncertainty. we have less information this morning and we had last night. bundy says, on the first attack, the evidence would be pretty good. on the second one, the amount of evidence we have today is less than we had yesterday. this resulted primarily from correlating bits and pieces of informatio

we'll hear next from curtis and our republican line. curtis, how are you? caller: pretty good. i don't think he has done well at all this year, or the previous years. some of these people are stating some opinions and they throw in a few facts, but they all be explained away. economy has the gotten better, as far as people because but that is the republican governors and the policies that they have implemented. the states - - the ones that have strong republican governors are doing better, which is causing the overall picture to look at. and obama is getting the credit for it. the price of oil - - he has taken credit for the price of oil dropping. he has been an adamant opposer of anything. take keystone, for example, he will let them build keystone. he will let them do anything on any federal property. it is only because the state and private individuals have out and implemented fracking, and that has brought the oil prices down, and he is taking credit for it. when he came into office, the gas prices were a dollar sixty-nine a gallon. brought them down from where they were wh

that led to the arrest of rapist and burglar curtis tucker.d no contest to second degree murder. the judge apologized for only being able to sentence tucker to five years to life because of sentencing guidelines in place at the time of the crime. >>> new at 10:00, reaching out to those who have experienced the pain of violence. the bay area group 1,000 mothers to prevent violence held a purple gala in oakland this evening. 1,000 mothers provides supports for victim and survivors of gun violence offering friendship and knowledge. every year they single out individuals for a special honor. the founder says it's especially important this time of year. >> holidays are usually difficult for us and we come together just so we can share in and pour out love on our families that are grieving this holiday season. >> reporter: lorraine taylor's swing son -- twin sons were killed in a drive by shooting. she says since that time, she has dedicated her life to helping other parents of victims. >>> chrysler is adding five more states to the recall of the ca

. >> he don't even want to throw a strike, curtis.n a pirates uniform. i felt like i was a kid again. >> let's go. stay focused. >> attack mode, baby, attack mode. >> being familiar with something i grew up with, playing baseball. and so i felt alive at that point. baseball, no matter where you are, in prison or on the street, it's baseball. >> yeah. >> go, go! get him, get him! he's out of there. whoo-hoo! >> my year, i hope to hit over .400 and still be the leading base stealer on the team. >> go, go, go! go, go! >> in prison, you know, base stealing, that's not a good term to use, but baseball-wise, that's the best term to use. stealing bases and throwing people out. now i know why baseball is america's pastime sport, you know? >> key is serving a 25-year-to-life sentence that began when he was 17 years old. >> at 17 i was just confused. i didn't know who i was. i wanted to play sports because i wanted to go to college, you know, and play baseball, you know. but then somewhere down that line i just -- i kind of gave up hope. i was

we spoke to professor john curtis and asked him if this was really the most unpredictable election ever. >> i think there is no doubt that we are in uncharted territory as far as the battle for power at westminster. this parliament had the most substantial independent fourth party challenge in english politics ever since 1945 and it does not look like the challenge will be disappearing soon. north of the border, we are seeing a scottish national party to coordinate remarkable -- get quite a remarkable fillup. the greens are also playing a nontrivial role. meanwhile, the two rigs supposedly is, conservative and labor, are struggling -- two supposedly big parties conservative and labor are struggling. an unknown number of u.k. mps it is looking increasingly difficult for any of the parties to get a majority. >> on that point, how will it be for labor or the conservatives to form a majority government? >> as far as the conservatives are concerned, it will be very difficult to get a majority simply because we have an electoral system which has not been changed since 2010. we knew in the wak

curtis thomas handed out certificates of appreciation to officers who serve in his zrit. he says thanks to them crime has gone down. that trend can't continue without cooperationtown police and the community. >> we cannot enjoy any peace and tranquillity in 2015 unless we work together.4- sk force on 21st century policing which is being run by the philadelphia police department and commissioner charles ramsey. thomas called for officers to wear body cameras and more foot patrols in neighborhoods. >>> we have learned the names two of people killed in a house fire in reading. family members say 87-year-old pedro morales and 88-year-old miriam vega died last night. the two were trapped inside the burning home. investigators are still trying to figure out how this fire started. they say it does not appear to be suspicious. >>> and a fire turned dangerous for two philadelphia police officers this morning but not because of the flames. check out this piece of metal that flew into both of them. it came from a car that was inside a burning garage in frankfurt frankfurt. a shock a

courtney alan curtis is a missouri state representative. he is with us tonight from ferguson.elcome. good to have you on the program. we heard the outbursted tonight. what is it going to take to heal this community? >> it is going to take a lot. a lot of barrier breaking. real discussions and not sugar coating things. that's going to be the ugly start, but we can get to healing. >> are you suggesting that the people on this commission are sugar coating the problems? >> there may be a tendency too, just because these are well-respected people in the community. some of the members may just let it go, but we have a composition of people with a good standing in the community, and they may lose something by being too honest? >> what else did you hear from constituents tonight? >> well, i was actually at another meeting, but i got a run down and some of the individuals wonder who is leading the commission, what the goals are, and if a year is too long, and what they can give to the governor to do a year from now, when he only has two years and it will be a year at that point, and th