woman: boy, dante, that's a good job. you're spreading it all over.t take a look at all the exploring and investigation and research that's taking place in this classroom. not only are these children figuring things out for themselves, they're also feeling good about themselves. child: one. woman: you added your one, so we need to pass this over to sidney. sidney, are you ready? woman: let's see what you can do with it now. boy, look at it. it's not powder anymore. what is it? hendrick: how do you think that works? what do you think the connection is between being successful at learning and feeling good about oneself? woman: ...here for sidney. here's a piece over here for crystalline-- a very special piece. hendrick: once again, it all comes back to self-worth, the foundation of learning. we know from our own experiences growing up and even as adults, that no matter how old we are, there's nothing like mastery over a problem, challenge, or a difficult question. when we know what we're doing, we feel capable, confident, in control, and yes, even at th

he he wasn't dant would be an alarmist early on the in investigation. he is taking in as much ch information just like we are ona the fly. he wants to make sure that the information that is being bei released is accurate. accura we can visit right back to recent incident in new town, connecticut where a lot ofof information came out early andly not all of it was really really accurate. i think he is taking the right r steps in being very conservativt with how much information is inn being released. >> we want to remind folks thatt the president barack obama willm be addressing the nation of thet events that took place in boston, that is coming up ing ui five minutes time at fox 25. 25. >> let me tell you a couple ofue things that the police commissioner said.mmissioner he did say for people to stay out of crowds. crow things could be blowing upin during the course of the next nt couple of hours. there's no indication that would happen but that is a is a possibility.ity. anybody who dropped their bagsde and leftd them they are being treated as suspicious

that's one of dante's nine stages of hell, isn't it?to work. now we sleep together and i can't talk to her. every time i go to the bathroom, i pass her desk. i have to plan conversations. then i analyze how it went. if it was a good conversation, i don't go to the bathroom again that day. she's laughing talking with people. they're all so loose and relaxed. i think, "that used to be me." what are you going to do? i have no choice. i'm quitting. the party, long island. kramer, right? what are you doing here? waiting for my ride. where's jerry? he split. let me ask you something. is there anything to drink in here or is that a stupid question? jerry doesn't have anything. but i might have something. i'm going to get this. how much is that? 9.60. 9.60? give it to me. why? i got it. i got it. since when are you treating me to medicine? what are you doing? you're stealing this. they owe me $10. they stole from me. you're a lunatic. this is a matter of honor. what do you say to a person like you? just walk. excuse me. what do you got there? w

. >> charles' office was deck dant. decadent. he had $25,000 desks filled with expensive wine, cognack johnny walker blue. he wanted to impress. and it was impressive. >> he invested in an independent film called "breaking point." >> why are you even asking me about this [bleep] for. i ain't seen him in a long while. >> narrator: shot on location in new york, martin lavishes money on the film and its stars. boyar recalls a time martin's more conservative partner, jack walsh, confronted martin about an unexpected charge in a hotel. >> there was $20,000 worth of damage and jack said well, we're not paying for this. and charles said well, you've got to keep the talent happy. >> martin may fancy himself a hot shot producer, but perhaps he should be paying more attention to his forex brokerage. in june, 2007, the association conducts a routine audit. it's the first crack in the facade that will soon come crumbling down. the report states that charles martin is ineligible to work on the forex industry. fbi special agent brent potter ex

plus, we've got his nephews here, who we have damian, dante and craig wayons. show on bet called second generation wayones. we were backstage. they're already into that ratings thing. after the show premiere, did they get good ratings? it's a sickness, an addiction. they're all gonna be out here. we're gonna have fun talking about new movies out, the show, some improv at the end. but first i am happy to have nicole brown hanging out today. >> hey, guys! [ applause ] hello, jeffrey. may i call you jeffrey? jeff: hello. i am so excited because we've never worked together, but we tried to work together. >> we did try to work together. are you gonna tell the story? jeff: you tell them. >> well, there was this movie that this wonderful man directed. he wanted me to have a role in it. and i was so excited. my agent said, you got it. i went, i got it! it's really exciting when you book something. jeff: even though it paid nothing. >> it doesn't matter. let me tell you, chasing money is not always the right thing to do. you chase opportunities and experiences. the mone

. >> the bunk boxes along to dante francis and his bunkmate, kevin houck. >> i think they think we're getting high. >> what do you think? >> i think we'll find out. >> coming up -- >> write it down on a piece of paper. >> houck and francis are put to the test. >> this is a dip test, testing for four different drugs today, cocaine, amphetamines, thc and barbiturates. >> later, troy wagner seeks some answers to his problems. >> one of the books i had ordered was called "prayers that rout demons and break curses." progressive makes it easy, because we give you choices. you can pick where to get your car fixed, we can cut you a check, or, at our service center, we take care of everything for you. [ relaxing music playing ] [ chuckles ] -whew, so many choices. -take your time. -the service center. -okay. giving you choices -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> that's a good girl. that's a good girl. she's alerting to tell us there's narcotics. >> both dogs alert on this particular box, so there is evidence that drugs have been in this facility. we have determined that the tw

and we have other evidence that the desee dants and assail lapts were known to each other.ast two people not in the apartment now who were there earlier. >> reporter: that's 19 months ago but the trail went cold. no arrests. no named suspects. but the attack on the boston marathon resooifed interest in the case because one of the victims, 25-year-old brendan mess was close friends with bomb suspect tamerlan tsarnaev. tsarnaev was a golden gloves boxer. his buddy was trained in mixed martial arts. coaches describe tamerlan as confident, full of bra va do, a man that hugged the coaches and competitors and bragged about the young wife and newborn daughter after the 2010 boxing nationals. a source says tsarnaev is one of the last people known to have seen mess alive and never interviewed by police in connection with the murders. more curious says the source, he did not go to the friend's funeral or memorial service. based on text messages, police believe brendan mess, tekin was killed on around september 11th, exactly ten years after the attacks. four months after the murders,

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and then there began this descent into a hell that kafka or dante could not themselves have imagined for these young men. some of them had been in the system before. some of them had committed crimes that knew how to lawyer up and got up right -- out right away. those who would be called the cel ivefrom good, stle middle class families. they had never been in trouble before. they had no idea what was going on as suddenly the questions shifted from we're going to let you go to your parents for this myor set of events to suddey you are responsible for the brutal rape of this person. what takes place over the next 30 hours is one of the most horrific things that i believe has ever taken place in the american criminal justice st. boys, children, two of them were 14, two of them were 15, and one of them was a developmentally challenged 16-year-old who admits in our film that he felt and probably accurately that he was 12 years old that night, the police began working on them. in one case, up to 30 hours with a young boy without the benefit of a lawyer, often without their parents present.

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he painted this in response to a concert of schaumberg's music known to be radically diso dant and without melody or tune. >> that's what he did. and what's interesting to me about ca-- kandinski, is he something of the opposite of picasso. secreting a man script that would be called on the spiritual and art. but he didn't know what an abstract picture would like like. he doesn't know how to make one. and this concert that he goes to of schaumberg's music in january of 1911 seems to have helped him see the path. and he paints this work, which was as radically abstract as he had done yet. >> rose: and he said content is nothing but the sum of organized tensions. >> that's right. after this concert he goes there, the munich audience is dumbfounded. the artists are dazzled and kandinski hears something in schaumberg's music that enables him to sgin too con september allize an abstract picture and he make -- concert which is as abstract a picture as he had made until that point. and within a few weeks of that he begins work on composition 5, which is a manifesto for abstraction. it's a huge mo

company is talking about how they're beating their guidance or -- because to me, how do i know they danting this. when you look at the drivers of this mid point of operating earnings per share guidance it was the result partially of purchase price inventory expenses in the second quarter related to the cooper acquisiti acquisition. nothing to do with business. >> we talked about this on the conference call this morning. you know what i didn't really understand in terms of your point here is that whoever really reads the headline of the earnings. >> i do. >> why? all they do is tout whatever they want to tout. >> they usually don't tout. >> it is part of the reason i looked at this and i looked down and i see that their core sales off by 5%. >> right. >> you want to take a look at the real issues. >> of course. >> how long do you give a company to integrate a new company? >> it depends on the company. >> with this one, how long do you think? >> i have no idea. but i do know that you start getting into excluding cost of a merger. you've got a company making acquisitions. you've got to look

and then there began his descent into a hell that dante could not imagine, for these young men. some of them had been in the system before. some of them had committed crimes, new how to lawyer up, got out right away. but the people who would eventually be called "the central park five" came from good, stable, middle-class families. they had never been in trouble before. they had no idea what was going on and submit the questions shifted from we're going to let you go to your parents for this seemingly minor set of events, to suddenly you are responsible for the brutal rape of this person. what take take place over the n0 hours is one of the most horrific things that i believe has ever taken place in the american criminal justice system. these boys, children, two of them were 14, two of them were 15, and one of them was a developmentally challenged 16 year old who admits in our film that he felt and probably accurately that he was 12 years old that night. the police began working on them. in one case, up to 30 hours with a young boy without the benefit of a lawyer, often without

leader or be it benevolent sectarian or secular dictator, they think we would not be nearly so deck dant. i prefer our government -- decadent. i prefer our government. our government, asselin consaid, that under god was -- our government as lincoln said, that under got our country was by the people and for the people. there's not been one like us. now, i have heard -- got called into the show of my friend, sean hasity, and he knew just -- hannity, and he knew just about history, our country being founded out of many. he said there was nothing about god in our beginnings. this young man apparently showed his ignorance and the weakness of teachers and whatever school he grew up in ecause the fact is e pluribus unum was not our national motto, from the 1700's, it was part of the great seal, the great seal had two sides and still does. it's still the great seal of america. and on one side we have the eagle. i like the way the eagle has differed over the years. i like the way it is now better than the skinny little eagle that was there back in the 1700's. but the eagle has a ribbon through hi