that's merrill edge and bank of america. >> ladies and gentlemen, darlene love. snoited ♪ the way you walk down the street ♪ ♪ the way shuffles his feet ♪ ♪ when he goes walking by ♪ he's my guy ♪ hold my head down ♪ he's not just one of the-- ♪ ♪ does the things he never does ♪ ♪ ♪ he's a rebel and he'll never, ever be any good ♪ ♪ he's a rebel ♪ because he never does what he should ♪ ♪ just because he didn't do what everybody else does ♪ ♪ that's no reason why ♪ i can't give you all my love ♪ ♪ he's always good to me ♪ always treats me tenderly ♪ ♪ he's my rebel ♪ to me ♪ don't like him that way ♪ i'll be standing by his side. >>> he's a rebel and he'll never be any, any good ♪ ♪ just because he doesn't do what everybody else does ♪ snoets that's no reason why we can't share a love ♪ ♪ he's always good to me, good to him i try to be ♪ ♪ cause he's not rebel oh no, no, no, ♪ ♪ to me ♪ no, he's not a rebel oh no, no ♪ ♪ he's not a rebel no, no, he's not a rebel no, no, ♪ ♪ he's not a rebel oh no, no, no ♪ ♪ he's not a rebel oh no, no, no ♪ ♪ he's not a rebel ♪ no

some darlene friends. >> i feel betrayed. i just feel like -- >>reporter: as the scheme began to unravel, darlene demanded lyman give her and her friends money back. >> he told me that he knew people. that could take me ou out, if i, if i continued this. and. >>reporter: he is a said that. >> luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone and heard what he said. >>reporter: darlene got restraining order that keeps lyman 100 yards away from her until august 2016. i tracked layman to his mother's house and approached him in the parking lot. any plan about the containers buying containers from the military. >> they got money they want more from me. >>reporter: got their money. >> that's right. >>reporter: susan got her 2500 back after taking lyman to court. others are still holding out hope. even if he wins small claims case against lyman, felden tells me he doesn't expect to see any money but hopes the story can serve a greater purpose. >> what i am hoping partly for the spwer have you if anybody else out there who is engaged with

some darlene friends. >> i feel betrayed.ike -- >>reporter: as the scheme began to unravel, darlene demanded lyman give her and her friends money back. >> he told me that he knew people. that could take me ou out, if i, if i continued this. and. >>reporter: he is a said that. >> luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone and heard what he said. >>reporter: darlene got restraining order that keeps lyman 100 yards away from her until august 2016. i tracked layman to his mother's house and approached him in the parking lot. any plan about the containers buying containers from the military. >> they got money they want more from me. >>reporter: got their money. >> that's right. >>reporter: susan got her 2500 back after taking lyman to court. others are still holding out hope. even if he wins small claims case against lyman, felden tells me he doesn't expect to see any money but hopes the story can serve a greater purpose. >> what i am hoping partly for the spwer have you if anybody else out there who is engaged with this man in an

some darlene friends. >> i feel betrayed.el like -- >>reporter: as the scheme began to unravel, darlene demanded lyman give her and her friends money back. >> he told me that he knew people. that could take me ou .continued this. and. >>reporter: he is a said that. >> luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone and heard what he said. >>reporter: darlene got restraining order that keeps lyman 100 yards away from her until august 2016. i tracked layman to his mother's house and approached him in the parking lot. any plan about the containers buying containers from the military. >> they got money they want more from me. >>reporter: got their money. >> that's right. >>reporter: susan got her 2500 back after taking lyman to court. others are still holding out hope. even if he wins small claims case against lyman, felden tells me he doesn't expect to see any money but hopes the story can serve a greater purpose. >> what i am hoping partly for the spwer have you if anybody else out there who is engaged with this man in any way shape

. >> darlene dated him several years and lived with him in this apartment complex.here he found several victims some were darling's friends. >> i feel betrayed. >> darlene demanded he gave them the money back. >> he told me he knew people that could take me out. if i, you know, if i continue this. and... >> he said that? >> yes. >> my girlfriend was on the home phone she heard what he said. >> darlene able to get a restraining order that keeps him away from her until august 16th. i tracked him to his mother's house oochl was there a plan about containers? buying containers from the military? >> they just want more. >> they got their money. >> susan farrell did get $2500 back. others are still holding out hope. if he wins a small claims case he tells me he doesn't expect to see money. >> what i am hoping for this interview is that if there is anyone else out there engaged in this man in any way, be very, very careful. >> prosecutors tell me they decided there was insufficient evidence to pursue it but only considered one of the victims i pointed out other people comp

. >> darlene dated him several years and lived with him in this apartment complex. that is where he found several victims some were darling's friends. >> i feel >> darlene demanded he gave them the money back. >> he told me he knew people that could take me out. if i, you know, if i continue this. and... >> he said that? >> yes. >> my girlfriend was on the home phone she heard what he said. >> darlene able to get a restraining order that keeps him away from her until august 16th. i tracked him to his mother's house oochl was there a plan about containers? buying containers from the military? >> they just want more. >> they got their money. >> susan farrell did get $2500 back. others are still holding out hope. if he wins a small claims case he tells me he doesn't expect to see money. >> what i am hoping for this interview is that if there is anyone else out there engaged in this man in any way, be very, very careful. >> prosecutors tell me they decided there was insufficient evidence to pursue it but only considered one of the victims i pointed out other people comp

darlene bonds. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, my name is amanda fallon and i am a [speaker not understood]. my colleague conducted a study that was published two days ago in the american journal of preventive medicine examining electronic cigarette marketing on websites. she found that 71% discuss the use of electronic cigarettes as a way to circumvent smoke-free policies. allowing e-cigarettes to be smoked indoors is problematic because it may expose bystanders to unknown toxins such as volatile organic compounds, nicotine, and tobacco related carcinogens. it may also confuse enforcement of the current smoke-free policy. in california it what decided many years ago that workers should be protected from secondhand smoke. san francisco should follow in the footsteps of los angeles and pro he text worker from secondhand emissions of e-cigarettes. >> thank you so much. next speaker. >>> my name is randy wong and i attend ucsf. [speaker not understood]. it's a small cozy bar i like a lot. i like all

. >> reporter: 64 years later, and the pain is still there for darlene larson.e was just 5 years old, her father, leo, was flying home to his wife and seven children after a business trip. on june 23rd, 1950, he boarded northwest orient flight 2501 heading to minnesota. it never made it. vanishing somewhere over lake michigan. >> i was awoken by my mother crying. she did her best to try to tell me what had happened, that my father was gone and would not be coming back. >> reporter: the flight was at that time america's worst aviation disaster. the plane, except for some bits of human remains, was never found. the cause never determined. the 58 passengers never recovered. >> it's hard to concept, because you don't have something to hold to. like a funeral or casket or a grave. i was certain that he was wandering around the streets of chicago with amnesia and he would one day realize where he was and come home. >> there in lies much of the mystery. >> reporter: valley has interviewed more than 200 family members of the passengers from flight 2501. >> they don't un

. >> 64 years later and pain is still there for darlene larson. she was just five years old.ather was flying home to his wife and seven children after a business trip on june 23rd, 1950, i boarded northwest orient flight 2501 heading to minnesota. it never made it, vanishing somewhere over lake michigan. >> i was awaken by my father crying. she did her best to try to tell me what had happened, that my father was gone and would not be coming back. >> flight 2501 was at that time america's worst aviation disaster. the plane, except for some bits of rue mhuman remains, was neve found. the cause, never determined. the 58 passengers never recovered. >> it is hard to concept, because you don't have something to hold to, like a funeral or a casket or a grave. i was certain that he was wondering around the streets of chicago with amnesia and woe one day realize where he was and come home. >> therein lies much of the mystery of why was this plane so far off its course. >> author, valerie van des has interviewed the passengers from this flight. >> it is hard to conceive of an accident

go ahead, sorry, darlene. >> it is.se the public so used to politicians who are very scripted and careful and can't do anything without being told what to do, and here's chris christie who sort of comes out and is not afraid to speak his mind. and he's taking on members of the public, the press, people eat that stuff up. >> but the problem is he has no control over it. like even going into this last election day, a week before the election he pops off at some teacher who asks him a question. at a point in which he's ahead by approximately 200 points in the polls. so i just think that he doesn't have control over it in a way that's -- >> darlene has a good point. the essence of chris christie's popularity is that he's not this blow-dried politician and in many ways he's very different from what people don't like about washington, d.c. right now. actually says what he means, means what he says. the question i think for chris christie and his personality is does it wear very well with iowa voters and then new hampshire and

you're gonna have to let tina and darlene go. >> it's hard.n you had to sit down and explain it to them? >> yeah, i talked to darlene first. i didn't have to say anything. she knew. you know, she does our books. and she knew. >> and what did the books tell you? help me understand. >> you just can't keep doing what you're doing. as hard as it is, we tried. >> more layoffs reduce demand, which creates more layoffs. change may be coming again to washington, but in newton, many believe the struggle will stay the same as family businesses work to steal another day from the great recession. >> congressman leonard boswell defeated his republican challenger, brad zaun, in the 2010 midterm elections. he headed back to washington for an eighth term. for boswell's constituents in newton, iowa, the fight for economic recovery continues. coming up, bill gates' father on taxing the rich. >> the real truth of the matter is that the people that own businesses are the people who will be paying the tax, and my analysis is, they don't want to pay the tax. >> the

darlene larson and her six siblings grew up without their father. her mother never remarried.hes be spread at the suspected crash site in lake michigan so she could find her husband in death. a single grave site where some of the unidentified human remains are buried marks the loss of all aboard the fateful flight. the living still coping. >> it's an eerie thing just wondering, wondering, and just not knowing what actually happened. >> reporter: so while most of us are riveted by all the ins and outs of malaysia airlines, darlene larson said she can't bear to watch it saying it is too traumatic and too familiar. >> kyung, thank you very much. the human toll of this, david mckenzie reporting with families hoping for a hijacking because it left open the possibility of some sort of a miracle. as our breaking news coverage continues we'll give you the latest here we have. the united states using unprecedented technology along with malaysian authorities to determine where this flight is, they say it was pinging back and forth to satellites up to five times, one time an hour. they n

. >> reporter: 64 years later, and the pain is still there for darlene larson.hen she was five years old her father was flying home to his wife and seven children after a bis trip. he bored northwest flight 2501 heading to minnesota. it never made it vanishing somewhere over lake mesh miichi. i was awakened by my mother crying. she said my father was gone and would not be coming back. it was america's worst afevation disaster at that time. the plane was never found. the cause never determined. the 58 passengers never recovered. it is hard because you don't have something to hold to. like a funeral or a casket or a grave. i was certain that he was wandering around the streets of chicago with amnesia and he would won done day realize wher was and come home >> author has interviewed more than 200 family members of the flight. >> they don't understand that it really happened. it is hard to conceive of an accident killing a loved one if you don't have their body. the mystery of what happened to flight 2501 is a misstory that has flight these people for now 64 years.

. >> and republican darlene sarah palin rallies the troops at the republican c

. >> state representative darlene senger won in the 11th congressional district. she grabbed 38-percent of the vote ... beating out grundy county board member. 33-percent of the vote. senger says she's ready to go up against incumbent democrat bill foster. >> i am looking forward to facing him and beating him and basically winning the race. this demographic for the district is 55 percent women. when you think about it, women in the house are really concerned about health care. looking at the problems we're going to have with obama care and how it will affect women. >> tom dart has effectively been re-elected sheriff of cook county. in a field of four candidates, dart won the democratic primary by a more than 5-to-1 margin over his closest competitor, bill evans. no republicans are running... so dart will be unchallenged in the general election. as expected, voter turnout across cook county was at or near record lows. barely 13 percent of eligible voters in chicago bothered to cast ballots. voter apathy was driven by a lack of contested high-profile races. in the s

and my guest ledge enary singer darlene love stars in a documentary called 20 feet from stardom, tonightfeet closer. major league baseball he is eliminating home plate collisions. apparently they violate baseball's long-standing ban on action. this is the colbert report

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darlene bars. brian davis. paolo a costa. mark isip. madam bowen. dr. gwen essex and gwen [speaker not understood]. next speaker. >>> hi, lauren lampert, ucsf. i've been analyzing state and local e-cig policies and looking at who is favorable to e-cigarette companies. most of the campaign are orchestrated by big tobacco companies and right wing think tanks. it's not mom and pop industry. e-cig companies have been mobilizing the same group the big tobacco industries have been using for years to push their policynd

god also made its way into darlene love's acceptance speech that she performed gospel.u think of that? >> i thought it was fantastic. the documentary 20 feet from stardom is the magnificent story of triumph and great music. a lot of music we love comes from the blues and the blues comes from gospel and as darlene showed last night, gospel comes from god. >> lord god, i praise you and i am so happy to be here representing the ladies of 20 # feet from stardom. ♪ >> she was fantastic. >> it's hard to play the music and get her off the stage when she's singing the music. >> last night, pow were -- how were the performances? annually they have famous people come in to sing the big songs as well? >> i thought the outpouring of faith gave people a different look into hollywood last night, but the music we saw, at one point with pharrell williams, the oscar became the grammys last night. i think if you want to figure out how to save the music industry is make it the movie industry. >> and pharrell had the hat back, didn't he? >> it was fantastic. >> you got to see meryl streep

that is where limon found his first vehicle times including some of darlene's friends. >> i feel betrayedh darn it. -- darn it. >> as the scheme unraffled she demanded they get money back. >> he told me that. he told me if i knew people that could take me out if i continued this. luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone. >> she was able to get a restraining order until august of 2016. i tracked limon and approached him in the parking lot. >> was there any plan about buying containers from the military. >> they got their money, but they want more. >> sews -- susan farrell got her money back of a taking him to court. >> even if he wins a small claims case, they don't expected to see any money, but hope it can serve a greater purpose. >> if there is anybody else out there who isen caged in this man anyway, shape or form, be very, very careful. >> prosecutors looked into the case and found there was insufficient evidence to pursue it. they only considered one of the victims. they are now deciding to take a second look. dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> almost 10,000 people took part in the oakland

>> i broke up with my that is where limon found his first vehicle times including some of darlene's friends i feel betrayed. dash dosh darn it. -- darn it. >> as the scheme unraffled she demanded they get money back. >> he told me that. he told me if i knew people that could take me out if i continued this. luckily my girlfriend was on my home phone. >> she was able to get a restraininggust of order until august of 2016. i tracked limon and approached him in the parking lot. >> was there any plan about buying containers from the military. >> they got their money, but they want more. >> sews -- susan farrell got her money back of a taking him to court. >> even if he wins a small claims case, they don't expected to see any money, but hope it can serve a greater purpose. >> if there is anybody else out there who isen caged in this man anyway, shape or form, be very, very careful. >> prosecutors looked into the case and found there was insufficient evidence to pursue it. they only considered one of the victims. they are now deciding to take a second look. dan noyes, abc7 news. >>> almost 10,000

. >> and republican darlene sarah palin rallies the troops at the republican conference outside washington. >> malaysia airlines flight 370 remains missing after disappearing more than a day ago. we are waiting for a press conference. there was no new information said the transport minister, indicating that the plane crashed. vietnam is conducting an airsearch. oil slicks were found. they don't know if there's a kbz. the united states navy is sending a war ship to help with the search. it's in the south china sea, and will reach there in 24 hours. families are awaiting any news for their missing loved ones. the plane was on the way from kuala lumpur to beijing when it vanished. >> search efforts continue for the missing plane as vietnamese aircraft search the area where the plane was last in touch with ground control. families wait for news for the plane that disappeared off the radar saturday morning. 239 people were on board. in beijing, there are similar scenes. there's few details, but the fact that the crew didn't send a distress detail means whatever happened may have happened quickl

. >> this film shows a spotlight on backup singers like darlene love. >> she is cleaning someone's house while they are listening to the radio, listening to a hit song she sang and never got enough credit for and she hears it and thinks, "what am i doing with my life? i need to get back." >> that's what the whole movie is about. these people who are perpetually underappreciated and yet the whole universe of 20th century music, popular music, would not have been the same without them. >> film critic says no to discount "the square", which is about the toppling of hosni mubarak, or "dirty wars", covert military operations in the middle east. if you watch all five in a row, it can be abusive. a lot are about serious subjects, so watching a film about the wonderers of music and all these classic songs can be a relief. i imagine, "i'm so going to photo for "20 feet from star dom", i needed that movie. but the act of killing is the film that i suspect 50 years from now we will be talking about in film schools. >> "cuty and the boxers", a love story about two jap needs artists in brooklyn. the

feet from stardom," won best documentary. [ cheers ] and when she was onstage to accept the award, darlenestarted singing. it was great. i mean, john travolta was like, "wow, she's almost as good as adele dazeem." [ laughter ] almost, as good as the great adele dazeem. [ light laughter ] ooh. of course, one of the things everyone talks about. the oscars, how the celebrities look. especially their hair styles. and we were wondering how would they look, those hair styles on us. so james from the roots happily volunteered -- maybe so that he could help us out. [ cheers ] that's so nice of you, james. first, can we give him the ellen? not bad. [ laughter and applause ] next should we try the liza minnelli? yeah. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's punk rock. and finally, can we see what he looks like with the jared leto? yes! ♪ looking good, james. [ applause ] thank you, buddy. looking good. of course, the world is still focused on the ongoing conflict in the ukraine. and over the weekend, sarah palin reminded everyone that during the 2008 election, she predicted russia would invade the ukraine.

. >> dispatch, darlene. >> she called her local sheriff office to suggest a search. >> they have campedhere several times. >> okay. >> just in case they might have -- >> sure. >> gotten stuck or the car quit working on them. >> an alpine county sheriffs officials dispatched to look. he reported back to his boss. >> burn side lake is closed and the road is snowed in. >> they called and told me they couldn't go in there because of the locked gate and the snow. >> so did you just think okay. >> i figured they knew what they were talking about, you know. i didn't push it. that's a horrible regret, says you guys got to go down there. >> that night, paula wasn't just cold and lonely and scared, she was grieving. >> you didn't know what happened to rod, obviously, but -- >> i knew. >> you knew? >> because of how wicked the storm got. >> and the weather was about to get even worse and paula became convinced she would never make it out alive. >> i just want to see my babies and my mom. i'm so sorry this has happened. >>> on saturday, december 1st, paula woke up about 6:00 a.m. she survived a sec

. >> darlene. >> it's mom to you. >> i love you. >> but it was at boston's suffolk county jail that we not just two but three siblings. and the bonds they shared transcended the numerous troubles they faced. >> my sister's on that side. she'll be coming to the window like yo, yo, yeah, yeah. >> it didn't take long for the allen family to catch our attention. >> straight from the bloody beat, you know what i mean [ bleep ] ferocious. >> siblings corey, melissa and william were serving sentences at suffolk county's house of correctional facility. >> the allen family was definitely a family that definitely seemed they were having hard times. three siblings being locked up was certainly a lot coming from one family. even though they were all inside, they constantly were telling us about one another and stories about one another from home. >> my family is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here. i love my family. you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know. >> my sister, melissa, is loving. she's kind. >> she took care of me. she made sure we eat when we di

darlene love singing her acce acceptance speech and won the best documentary oscar. >> bill wyman, our art and media critic on last night's big night in california. no do you waubt he has not been yet. >> will do it for this edition of al jazeera america news. we want to show you live pictures right now of washington, d.c. where, yes, it is snowing. the forecast down there calling for anywhere between five to 10 inches of snow in some of the outer burbs of washington, d.c. no doubt, people are not in school. >> welcome to the news hour. we have the top international stories. loyalty on the line in crimea. ukraine under lee against to pro-russian forces. >> with more on the ukraine crisis, more western leaders are calling for the call for russia to back off crimea. we'll be live at that meeting in brussels where sanctions are being discussed. [ gunfire ] >> also ahead an

next up, illinois state representative darlene singer. she hopes she is on her way to d.c. represent illinois's 11th district. she clinched the gop nomination tuesday with 37% of the vote in what was a very crowded primary. she'll take on sort of second-time freshman democratic congressman bill foster. he was in, he was out in the fall. last but not least on our list is a newcomer of sorts, doug truex. a health care executive, lost the republican nomination of the senate seat in this week's primary against state senator jimober vice. but he lost to a better known and better funded rival by just 12 percentage points wrrnl that's got national republicans taking notice and a lot of people think he's still part of their future. chris jansing is coming up with the latest on the search for the plane and a debate about hillary clinton, the old will she or won't she? if you look at what's going on in front of you, she's acting like a candidate. es beeping ] ♪ [ cellphone rings ] hello? [ male announcer ] over 12,000 financial advisors. good, good. good. over $700 billion dollars in

. >> host: deborah gill posted on our facebook page, you mentioned two of my sorority sisters, darlene some of your favorite authors. are there other delta sigma theta activists such as shirley chism, winnie mandela that you favor? >> guest: well, you know, i mentioned those as my favorites. i didn't realize that they were deltas, i think that's great. certainly shirley chism is an important activist, a congresswoman out of brooklyn unbought and unbossed. certainly winnie mandela, as well, is a very, very important activist. i don't know if they're deltas, but there's many, many, you know, women authors, and i think i might have listed them, rhonda williams who teaches as candidate western university has done terrific work on black women in ballot hour and public housing. there's just so many different authors who have hugely influenced me, barbara answerby's book on ella baker, jean three yo harris' book, there's just too many to count, and i don't know if those folks belong to sororities or fraternities, but i think i've been very, very lucky in terms of who i've had availability in

darlene. caller: thanks for taking my call. it is frustrating for me, i am a woman, i am a republican. i turn the tv on and i see this representative immediately misrepresenting hobby lobby's case. shimada, -- she made a comment that if we start letting private businesses stick tape whether or not employees can have them -- can have birth control, that is not what they are saying. they are saying, they do not want to pay for it it is against their religious beliefs to pay for it. here you are, obviously a democrat misrepresenting their case. i think the democrats are in enough trouble for lying lately. try to maybe be a little more tell us really what is going on and not make stuff up. guest: what has happened is that birth control is listed as one of the benefits for women's health that is covered under the affordable care act. employers, just like they have to pay for vaccinations and other types of medications for blood transfusions, things like that, that all has to be paid for in the insurance policy. what happens is the i

darlene love, the singer/actress. while she was accepting the best documentary feature for "20 feet from stardom." a documentary about backup singers. she's in the film. here she is getting the award. ♪ i sing because i'm happy ♪ i sing because i'm free ♪ and his eye is on the sparrow and i know he watches me ♪ >> how do you top that acceptance speech? >> we didn't see it there, but the theater ripped up into a standing ovation. >> they went to church. they went to church in the oscars. >> they did. sure did. >> how about you, natalie? >> i love supporting actors, their acceptance speeches. jared leto, talking about his mom and what an incredible support she's been throughout his career. take a look. >> she -- was a high school dropout, and a single mom, but somehow she managed to make a better life for herself and her children. that girl is my mother and she's here tonight. i love you, mom. thank you for teaching me to dream. >> it was an incredible speech. thank goodness they didn't wrap him because he had some amaz