. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" johnny dep and j lo back on the big korean this weekend. >> i'min frazier. coming up jennifer lopez explores the boy next door and johnny dep and all-star cast race through a cover of jennifer lopez has a steam a fair with the wrong neighbor and johnny dep leads a cast chasing a painting and each other. >> kevin frasier from entertainment tonight has what is new this weekend. >> i'm mortikay. >> do you know help with your bags. >> i do not need help with my bags, i have a bloody man servant. >> reporter: johnny dep is lord charlie mortikay an unconventional, art dealer, hired to retrieve a missing painting sought by the government ape criminals alike. >> those are americans, to bring a painting back. >> reporter: change chase is all-star cast including jeff gold bloom, and gwyneth paltrow as charlie's no nonsense wife. >> i have to put my foot down, darling. >> sorry. >> with your permission of course. >> all these characters, sort of, you know it is like everything is coming together where they will eventually collide. >> i don't like it. >> and

inspections by the dep were few and far between. mandatory leak prevention plans were never filed. >> it is basically a huge subsidy to polluting industries if they are allowed to operate without complying with environmental regulations. coal and chemical companies do bring jobs and money into a state that is struggling for both, but the lack of regulation comes with its own monetary cost. it's estimated that the public health burden from industrial pollution across appalachia runs at nearly $75 billion dollars a year. and while many in the coal industry and many politicians deny that the health fallout is real, health care providers on the ground have seen it daily. as a doctor in southern west virginia, daniel doyle often treats coalfield residents. one of the clinics he works at is just outside charleston, so he's also been seeing people who were impacted by january's chemical spill. >> it's a huge population cohort study and it will take us 10 20, 30 years - maybe longer - to know what the long term effects are. no question that

i have a bloody manservant. >> johnny dep is lord charlie an un convention at aristocrat and art dealer hired to retrieve missing painting sought by the government and criminals alike. >> joining the chase is a all-star cast including motorcycle gregor, olivia brunn, jeff gold bloom again he will paltro, as charlie's no-nonsense wife. >> i'm afraid i'll have to put my foot down, damage, with your permission, of course. >> these characters, like everything's coming together where they will eventually collide. >> and you are? >> noah. i'm staying next-door with my uncle. >> i and in the boy next-door, jennifer lopez has a night of passion, with a younger man. >> just us. >> but passion quickly turns to obsession. >> it really is that moment that defines the whole movie. because it is that moment that he can't forget. and here you have this young boy who is ' nam order with this older woman and just can't -- just woman hood for him. he is just like i have to have her. >> ryan guzman plays the knot so friendly neighbor. he couldn't believe it when he got the call. jennifer want you for a ta

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>> in celebration of the new movie starring johnny dep gwyneth paltrow and johnny dep's mustache. johnny plays art dealer in search of stolen paint that could lead to hidden treasure, basically high class version of the dude. >> no, all right queen of country traveling living expenses, reasonable overhead. >> married to gwyneth paltrow but might be making a play. >> well known -- >> i think with this movie they really new what movie-goers wanted for the ladies you got romance, for dudes you got mob percent spice, international terrorist. >> and a bit of comedy which is always very, very nice. >> that mustache actually looks fly on you. >> does it? >> i usually don't go for bearded ladies, but you're fleet. >> so what do you say, johnny dep mortaki? narrator: gas prices are down helping middle class families. but now, the white house wants to impose title ii regulations on your internet meaning new government taxes and fees. every month: you'd pay more. 11 billion dollars a year in new taxes and fees. internet freedoms can be protected with the white house and congress working toge

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leading muslim clerics around the world denounced the cover as blasphemous because of the dep predictionprophet and there are more threats of more violence. >>> al-qaeda's magazine inspire contains a step by step guide on making bombs that can only be detected by full body scanners. the magazine had you beeny is published in english on line. many small u.s. airports do not have those machines. as a result, the department of homeland security has ramped up searches of passengers and luggage. >> it's the pope's second day of a week long visit to sri lanka and philippines. more than a half million people packed into a park for an open air mass. some camped out overnight to ensure a good spot. the crowd broke out in applause when francis declared the reverend joseph gaza saint at the start of the mass p. he's a 17th century missionary who revived the faith during a time of persecution. later he's scheduled to travel to philadelphia. >> 4:40 now. coming up later on "action news" video of a rescue operation at sea. find out how a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard was saved by someone on

with a healthy dose of self-dep ri kating humor, bono muses about his family music and his marriage to wife alli. marriage he writes is a grand madness. it's like jumping off a very tall building and discovering you can fly. as for the music, bono says u2 lives to be live and plans to be again in may, with or without his guitar. anne thompson nbc news new york. >>> still ahead tonight, if you're used to filling prescriptions with generic drugs, you may be in for a shock when you see your next receipt. >>> also the new rule about what you're allowed to carry onto an airplane. i'm louis, and i quit smoking with chantix. i told myself for so long that i needed to quit smoking. i would quit then i'd go right back to it. chantix absolutely helped me quit smoking. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some people had seizures while taking chantix. i

and then chris christie, delivered this self dep indicating treat. >> okay so, we had something exciting happen on new year's eve but i couldn't tell you because he was on his honeymoon. jack wright our audio technician here on the five was married to his new wife on new year's eve. we want to wish them many years of marital bliss. >> we love jook. >> very good all right craig you're up. >> jack has seen a lot of stuff here. >> he has. >> if he wants to write a book, he will make millions. >> all right, it's time for -- greg's sports corner. all right, one of my favorite sports is hedge hog tubing. it took off today, the international. let's take a look. this is spiky mcfurbag. aggressively mounting an attack that shocked the vice. everybody there was overwhelmed at how we took this. he was able to get his 20 ounce body inside that tube. he didn't quite make it there. u you get the picture. if you're ever interested in hedge hog tubing come by my house, i have a whole setup in my basement nothing but hedges hogs and toilet paper tubes. >> that's paper towel. >> you're up. >> i have a lot

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the author deps back 300 years and looks at what has worked in america, how we have reached out to savepeople. he may not have the answers, but he has the right sense of where we have to go as americans. i don't believe that there is a single american who can see a news report of a 4-year-old thrown of a public housing project in chicago by other children and killed andart of your heart went. i think of my nephew in the back kevin. how would any of us feel about ourq%ei- how can any american read about an 11-year-old buried with his teddy bear because he killed a 14-year-old and then another 14-year-old killed him and not have some sense of my god where has this country gone? how can we not decide that this is a moral crisis equal to segregation equal to slavery? and how can we not insist that every day we take steps to do something. i have seldom been more shaken than i was shortly after the election when i had breakfast with the african-american caucus and he said to me can you imagine what visit a fifth grade class and realizep one of those boys in that class may be dead or in jail i

. >> billiony dep recapture his flare. >> i'm afraid i have to put my foot down darryling with your permissionhelped to find the matrix again. >> who are you? >> in jup tier attending how can kids in heart of the scene employee -- >> sexiest 19th will first time director elizabeth banks. >> be sharp or be natural pitch perfect ii. >> george clooney on board for birds intriguing live actioner tomorrow land. >> you can. >> the who is coming who is focused willful wall street robby with will smith there's more. who want peanuts in 3d and ever useful break lively carry age ever a line with harrison ford. >> you were very close. >> might it trouble audiences or thrill them to get a look at late paul walker. >> i'll gets you out of here. >> in serious 7 and do they look hungry to you? >> chris pratt finds out what happens when dinos dine. >> what kind of dinosaurs did you cook up now. >> many delicious treats on their way to theaters this year. >> chris conley reporting. what is it jurasic park iv. >> 50 shades of football today. >> lots of good football games. one half of upcoming national champion

. >> reporter: well, this is the dep democrats' big annual conference. they have police circling the societal hill sheraton. they handle everything from policy to where the 2016 convention will go. house minority leader nancy pelosi stepped off the bus in society hill in the midst of a massive u.s. capitol police presence. they fortified the sew sighty hill sheraton while democrats are in the house until friday to strategize on how to grow middle-class jobs and paychecks. >> we try to get along, work with the other side and hopefully they'll take the message that we want to work with them which is better for all the american people. >> reporter: mayor michael nutter says having the house democrats here helps to host the 2016 democratic convention. >> from what i'm told increasingly they're saying hey, if we have a voice and opportunity to weigh in many of us would like to be here. >> reporter: the head of the democratic national committee debbie wassermann schultz will also be here after she could not make last summer's summit. >> take us to wells fargo,

i attempted to batter one of the deps.hey say i try to beat him up but it was, i guess you could call it, a misdirected anger. >> he is just combative. so we have to be more cautious with him. >> he was identified as a certified member of the bloods but a high-ranking member. >> he has been charged with three counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder. he's pled not guilty to all charges. >> i'm not a killer. i'm a fighter, i'm not a killer. i'm a go-to man. i like money. i like the finer things in life. i'm a pretty boy in the streets. that's what i am. >> you got your pillow in there too? >> yeah. >> the inmates are moved in small groups with a team of deputies assigned to each individual. >> 1 delta, 51 with the next group. >> it's about a 600-yard walk from housing unit 3 delta to 1 delta but there's no rushing. >> we're not here to do it quickly. we're here to do it safely and thoroughly. >> 1 delta we're about 30 seconds. >> safety is always a priority. and the refurbished housing unit has enhanc

the author deps back 300 years and looks at what has worked in america, how we have reached out to saveople. he may not have the answers, but he has the right sense of where we have to go as americans. i don't believe that there is a single american who can see a news report of a 4-year-old thrown of a public housing project in chicago by other children and killed andart of your heart went. i think of my nephew in the back kevin. how would any of us feel about ourq%ei- how can any american read about an 11-year-old buried with his teddy bear because he killed a 14-year-old and then another 14-year-old killed him and not have some sense of my god where has this country gone? how can we not decide that this is a moral crisis equal to segregation equal to slavery? and how can we not insist that every day we take steps to do something. i have seldom been more shaken than i was shortly after the election when i had breakfast with the african-american caucus and he said to me can you imagine what visit a fifth grade class and realizep one of those boys in that class may be dead or in jail in

although i have to say, it is still going to be deps for your morning commute. the ridge expands this weekend. as it does, we're going to see those temperatures go up. temperatures come up people start heading to the coast. watch out, though, high surf advisory friday, 6:00 a.m. to sunday 6:00 a.m. current waves heights 5 to 6 feet. we're expecting waves over 15 feet possible. that means beach erosion breakers washing over large rocks and jetties. the long-range forecast, there is a slight chance of some rain, the middle of next week. this is tuesday. it's coming in from the southwest. not what you typically see in the wintertime. that rain chance continues on wednesday january 28th. although the latest computer models are dialing back on the probability of precipitation. so we'll have to wait and see what happens. friday, january 30th is what we take it out to. coldest spots inland around 30. around the coast and bay in the 40s. this is where the thickest of the fog will be sitting first thing in the morning. allow extra time. high for thursday, 66 in the south

known nirz colorful rhinestone jackets like that one and dep downing humor. >>> and this incredible storyt of kentucky today. a seven-year-old girl is the lone survivor of a plane crash that killed her parent sister and cousin. also amazing that same girl who survived walked nearly a mile for help. nick valencia with the rest of the story. >> reporter: at home in kentucky larry wilkins finished watching the local news when his dog started barking. >> i went to the door there was a little girl about seven years old, crying. not bad. lips with your quivering pretty good. and bloody nose and arms and legs scratched up really bad and she told me her mom and dad was said. >> the seven-year-old is the only survivor from a friday night plane crash. her mom, dad, sister and cousin dead after their plane crashed in the wuds woods of western kentucky. the fact the little girl survived is all the more incredible when considering what she had to to to do get help. >> she walked three quarters of a mile through very rough territory and she was barefooted. one sock on her foot and dress forward florida

. >> nationwide flu season is now at he dep i can levels, 19 children died last week in the u.s.the total number of pediatric flu deaths of the season to 45. doctors say it is not too late to get a shot even though it doesn't give you complete protection. >>> as a result of the extreme drought, california might see stricter water use rules this year. the state agent that oversees cops cops conserve -- $250 water fine last year at her home in pleasanton. >> i almost fainted. the water that was used, it was over -- close to $500. i believe if it doesn't rain this year we're definitely considering stricter regulations. >> state constitution allows officials to outlaw some water uses and fine agencies thousands of dollars if they don't police their customers. >> after a record wet december in some locations now things have completely changed around and we're looking at what could be a record dry january. we haven't seen any rain in a lot of places for the entire mondays so far and looks like the forecast is remaining dry all the way through the end of january. look at the amounts so

locally there's a huge poverty he dep i can.d they're looking for more helpers who can keep up this pace. >> we checked out this story after viewers reached out to us. if you have a story idea you'd like us togo look into, go to web-site kron 4.com and click on my kron4 tab. >>> investigators are looking for the ping sound. recovery teams raise the the tail section of the plane from the java sea. a crane later lifted the tail to recovery ship. flight data recorders for this make of air bus jet are housed in the tail. it's possible that the jet's device are still in place. flight disappeared on december 28th. 162 people were on board. 48 bodies have been recovered so far from the wreckage. >>> one person is dead and dozens are hurt after a massive freeway pile up in michigan. it happened on interstate 994. 4. intense winter weather was to blame for accident. semi truck full of fire works exploded. one of the drivers involved says that he rarely -- he barely made it out alive. >> i'm extremely lucky to be alive right now. jat that

deputees take in so much marijuana here the state dep lab has no room to house it so the sheriffs officeorage facility. depth pew tess will now send what they confiscated from the port o potty truck to the state lab for an official weight. >> i don't know when these guys story you're doing the lab may turn us around. >> if anything deputees say let this be a lesson for drug users. >> buyers beware. whoever buys and smokes marijuana you could be getting some of this stuff. >> all right. moving on, greeting people may be part of his job description but for one georgia man the amount of attention he's receiving after getting reprimand at work is overwhelming. this james phillips. as part of his hello he tells them to have a blessed day one customer complained about the groating and the manager told james to stop saying it. even though wal*mart corporate later reversed the manager's decision the support for phillips continues to spread. >> i wasn't looking for that kind of response. >> people have seen that and they think of you as hero. >> well, i don't think of myself as hero. i'm just a p

did they can't pay it a lien is put on the dep bit account they use to buy food and items from the commissary. >> the booking fee just keeps adding on and adding on. it can be several hundred dollars you owe the jail. >> beavers had such a lien on his account. so he made a deal with mitchell. beavers' family would deposit commissary money on mitchell's account. mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment, more than two ramen noodles, and he refused and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over and blink. >> [ bleep ]. >> both beefers and mitchell will soon admit with disciplinary officer hale who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation. a solitary confinement unit where, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits, they're not allowed to go to the gym, they're not allowed to have books

charles severance displayed a rude gesture when a judge ordered a mental competent deps city exam for him last month. the findings of that report will be revealed this morning. a doctor says he is difficult to evaluate because he refuses to cooperate. prosecutors say that is no reason to find him mentally incompetent to stand trial. severance is accused of killing nancy done ronald kirby and ruth an ladato. >>> a u.s. navy cargo ship ran ag ground in oakkinawaokinawa. authorities are working to assess the situation. is this a picture of that ship on a better kayday. tugboats are now there trying to stabilize the ship. so far no leaks no damage discovered. there were 127 crew members on board. everyone is doing okay. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> kd to dc. the wizards take on kevin durant and the thunder. what he has to say about being home. >>> are e-cigarettes really healthier for you than the real thing in the danger research shows is lurking in the vapor. >>> and a live look outside for you morning. fog may be a concern for your drive. when the sun will clear things up.

the great and powerful john 93 dep is here with us. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of fun.nteresting fact. johnny depp and i have two "people" magazine's sexiest man alive covers between us. him in 2003, and him again in 2009. also tonight, new oscar nominee for best actress, marion cotillard is here. [ cheers and applause ] up very early this morning, hopefully she won't fall asleep. we have music from kandace springs who is good and i think you will like her. monday night on abc, i have a big announcement, this is something i've been pushing for for while. on monday i will take control of "the bachelor." the show. for one glorious episode. [ cheers and applause ] prince farming's state will be in my hands. let me get in there and change things around. they even let me go on one of the dates with chris and a young lady named caitlin. here's a taste of how that went. >> you know, i assume that there's lovemaking going on in the fantasy suite. >> i think that is to be assumed. >> can i ask you a question? say it all goes great, you guys get together, three months later you'r

her dep-- that's pretty strong. it sounds like here.now from paris is msnbc analyst christopher dickey who is with "the daily beast." and here in washington -- actually bbc correspondent kim gattis. i want to start with christopher dickey over there. we have a poll out that showed of all the countries in western europe that france is the most tolerant accepting of its immigrant arab population. and yet there's talk by the national front that they think they can exploit this issue. >> well i think that they do think they can exploit this issue ask they've been pretty successful with it before. although frankly you have to say that marie le pen has a much more moderated if not moderate view of these things. there are arabs, token though they may be in the national front party and she doesn't come out with the kind of obvious race-baiting remarks that her father did when he was running the party. she's tried to move the party a little bit toward the center because she really thinks she has a shot at the presidency intya couple of years, an

and forth between congress and the white house on 00 very high level invitation to a very high-level depe benjamin netanyahu. israel's prime minister. the speaker of the house extended an invitation. trouble is, he didn't talk to the white house about it. and many people are saying, you're right about that, that was intentional. the president is speaking live right now. it is not about this issue. you can see him right there. he's in lawrence, kansas. he's on a road trip, so to speak where he's on his way across the country to various locations. right now he's at the university of kansas talking about middle class economics and some of the platforms he put forward in his state of the union speech. that's only the beginning of it, but that's maybe being overshadowed right now by what's happened. the white house giving a clear and firm answer to whether the president will even see prime minister netanyahu when he steps foot on these shores. we're standing by live on that very answer. and the answer is, jim? >> yeah, bit of a mellow drama herein side the beltway. good afternoon, ashleigh. t

and dep looked into it. i have pursued this because i think it is -- we need to be careful about that. i've been in touch with pennsylvania about their -- how they monitored little blue, and west virginia as well. we see they've leveed fined. they've done what they said they were going to do. and that was to enforce the law and the requirements with it. so i think that it appears to me from their reports and their letters and their correspondence, they're trying to be good stewards of the environment. and they are enforcing that. i'm just curious. we passed legislation in the 112th, 113th that dealt with the existing and future impoundments. line, unlined, addressing those issues. we included in that language -- because i've heard you say it several times here about the siding restrictions in that language. but didn't your group oppose the bill? either one of you? >> we certainly did. and we'd continue to do that. the siding restrictions in that legislation we don't think were comparable to the -- >> okay. t

dep looked into it. i pursued this. we need to be careful. i have been in touch with pennsylvania about how they monitor, and west virginia as well. they have done what they said they are going to do, and that was to enforce the law. it appears to me from their reports they are trying to be good stewards of the environment, and they are enforcing that. i am curious. we passed legislation that dealt with the existing and future impoundments addressing those issues. we included in that language about the siting restrictions in the language. did in your group opposed the bill? -- didn't your group opposed the bill? >> we certainly did. the restrictions we don't think are comparable. >> i raised these issues because if we don't pass the legislation we stay the way we've been since the 60's. that doesn't work. that is what caused these issues. we are trying to find a solution. here was a bill. to defeat it as they did in the senate, that wasn't productive. i hope that people who have concerns work with us, because we have got to reach certainty. i

the dif depped yield for general motors 3.55%. now, you compare that with ford at 3.99%, but then compare it with the s&p 500, tyler and sue. the average for those companies in the s&p 500 that actually pay a dividend, the average yield is 2.21%. there are some people looking saying, sure kyle bass you have 400 million shares. who wouldn't love it if the dividend was doubled because you are certainly going to make a lot more money. about another $500 million in terms of a dividend pay-out. i don't think gm is going to be changing its dividend any time soon. >> phil thank you very much. phil lebeau reporting. >>> this week's greek elections have the world watching so will the country be forced out of the euro zone or choose to leave it? let's go live to athens and our chief international correspondent. michelle ka russo cabrera. michelle. >> people are asking because the poll numbers get better every single day, tyler, for alexis the radical leftist leader who says he really wants to have a showdown about the bail-out program for g

we are well staffed and we've gotten a lot of support from our agency partners such as d.o.t., dep and the parks department who will be providing additional plows and front-end loaders from us. i want to thank local 831 who has been incredibly supportive of this administration and has said to me to quote, his members are ready to protect the city. i'm going to turn it back over to the mayor. >> thank you very much, commissioner. i mentioned earlier the 6,000 miles of roadways. the everyday upkeep of those roads, what makes life in this city possible it handled by our tremendous transportation commissioner polly trotenberg who has been a key partner in preparing for this storm. commissioner. >>> we're going to pull away again. 6,000 miles of roadway that they're tasked with protecting in this state alone new york. this is going to hit new jersey connecticut, on up the coast where you have dense populations. that's the hallmark of living on the east coast. it's great until you get something like this. then you're on top of your neighbors and fighting for resources. when the winds comes t

protection details recovery efforts from super storm sandy today, a live look at atlantic city where the depo hopes to identify future storm vulnerable areas. residents can attend the meeting tonight beginning at 5:30 at chelsey heights school on filbert avenue. >>> atlantic city's economic recovery was the focus after visit from governor chris christie. he says efforts to fix the town's financial crisis aren't moving fast enough. the governor signed an executive order appoint ago emergency manager, and special consultant for the city yesterday. while now in charge every day-to-day city operations they stress this is not a state take-over. >> residents in the city, understand, you still have mayor, you still have a council. we want to work closely them. people in our business are not power runningly. there to get a job done, make other people look good. >> since gambling expands in the other states, atlantic city casinos have lost half their income, also, residents are paying much higher property taxes. >>> president obama will be in philadelphia next week. on thursday, the president will ad

not like i was trying -- all three of us had our heads the dep into the sand, quite aware my parents had tough lives. you don't know what trouble is. i heard the story at the turn of the century nothing about how my paternal grandfather was an engineer in russia and his inability to speak english being able to support five kids and his wife working in the garden system and how bitter and the angry he was and what clothes for other people and even sadder my father's family was. his mother was one of nine children. not only that but she was the only girl and also the only one of her siblings to survive the russian cholera epidemic. in a forced her father was cut from ear to ear by bandits. i don't know what happened to her mother but buried with maternal grandfather and had one child with a caesarean section in 1912. an ordeal in fault my mother opening her up from her neck to her you know what. between one thing after another lies depression and world war ii and the holocaust in which they both lost family was amazing they were not crazier than they were. who could blame them for not

those are early primary states for upcoming president dep shall election. the further aaway you are the more you talk about personality. that's impressive. record back in new jersey not nearly so impressive. >> when you talk about the record in new jersey you have to focus twon things. you have to focus on jobs and taxes. >> neither of which is all that impressive. taxes, property taxes that's what everybody talks about continues to rise, i'll be it slower than they were. that rate was slowing for a number of years light rally during the jon corzine reign. >> and the jobs numbers the governor marches out some say is red herring. >> cherry picking maybe he likes to talk about private he can sector job growth. you can not take one without the other there's private and public. overall jobs in new jersey among the worst in the nation in terms of job growth as we come out of the recession. unemployment rate in new jersey lagged behind national average. that's a problem as well. you can bet all are are kinds of things any opponent in republican primary hammer him

. >>> new york city's police department has been alerted to the any isis threat.police dep he made --olice commissioner william bratton is ordering he officers to stay vigilant. the commissioner joins us this morning as well.sion >> good morning. >> other than that how are you responding to this threat? will you change the way that you employ your officers? way >> well, as you may recall thereay was a similar twitter threat back in september, and shortly thereafter, there were a number of attacks canada australia, ks. and also an attack here and ax-wielding individual attacked four of our officers so we take these threats very seriously. by offi the advisory we send out to our seri officers that we've been on a pretty high state of alert in any event was another reminder this one is also specifically the directed as law enforcement personnel. so we're encouraging that officers when they're on these guiding council officers tv stations that they be even more vigilant than they might orderly be. >> this video was pretty they specific about what they're asking their supporters to do >> t

martha: calvin cochran was fired after he passed around a religious self-help book that con depped homosexualityay he wasn't fired for his beliefs, but for his lack of judgment. >> reporter: calvin cochran is fighting back after awas terminated for publishing a handbook of christian values that grew out his bible study book. he describes uncleanness as anything that's the opposite of sodomy and all other forms of sexual perversion. he describes sex with multiple partners and sex outside of marriage as vulgar, vili and inaproper -- vile and inappropriate. the reverend franklin graham says this is another case of bullying of christians. >> he's being persecuted for what i believe are his religious views. this should not be tolerated. we need to come together and support men like this. >> reporter: the atlanta mayor says cochran was not fired for what he wrote but because he did not ask him for permission to publish the handbook. >> i have my own deep faith in god. i am a christian. kevin cochran was terminated because he didn't get clearance to publish a book much the way you would go through a cl

here's what johnny dep deposition had for dinner and lunch in 1987. >> two days ago i asked a guy, heywhat's your name? >> what do you say to that. >> we have update on the dover police department guy, who has crush on alex. >> or had. >> had, because he's cheating on alex already. i have proof of t i'll show you proof in just a little bit. okay, a loft us enjoy getting those little valentines day candies, you know, little bitty hearts. >> sweethearts, yes. >> they say be mine. >> yes. >> or kisses. love. >> bring it up-to-date. >> first time ever that the company is putting your phrases on their candies. so they year they selected all eight winner from suggestions that were sent n see here, pugs, kittens, girl power, you know, i love in you spanish, i love to dance. >> in a would be friend. >> bff. >> hotel motel. >> what's jtn? >> that's french. >> all right. >> and then they have a little mustache there, and smile face. >> what's the must smash what's that supposed to mean? >> i must ask awe question. >> recently most will cool. like some people put them on straws and stuff. weird o

they work at dep any's ihop. and their disproportionalitily women of color. so the minimum wage actually is a huge women's issue. the reality is if we were to increase the minimum wage for everyone, men and women to whatever to $15 -- by the way $10 an hour is a poverty wage. it does not pay the bills. and our dear friends on the hill, in washington, are very fond of patting themselves on the back with $10. it doesn't pay the bills. it remains a poverty wage. it is much better than the current 7.25 but it is not acceptable. it needs to be between 15 and $20 an hour. i you bring the minimum wage up found what it is right now to $15 or $20 an hour across the board for men and women, you will go along a long way toward actually closing the gender wage gap. because a significant part of the gender wage gap that has women paid 700 -- i thing right out in a78 cents for every dollar paid to men -- for latinas, it's more like 59-cents to the dollar and for african-american women it's roughly 64-cents to the dollar. that's the gender wage gap. that wage gap would not

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