desoto, texas.er steven board of the desoto police department is patrolling in the early morning hours when a burglary report of a stolen air compressor comes from dispatch. >> we received a call of a burglary in progress call, and i was right around the corner from it. and a dark ford f-150 pulled out in front of me and was coming from an alleyway. and as i got closer, i noticed that there was a red air compressor and this was all in the bed of the truck. i knew that this was most likely the suspect. right when i initiated my lights, he pulled to the left into a turn lane and made a very slow u-turn. he was looking at me the entire time. i was making a slow approach hoping that my backup would be there pretty quickly. >> but backup hasn't arrived. officer bohre is on his own. as he approaches the truck, the suspect opens his door. >> shut your door! when i asked him for his license, he told me he doesn't have one. and then he started reaching and digging inside the center console. so i asked him wh

officers say this man pick pocketed the victim in the safe way on desoto road. he fought and tried to get the wallet back. one stepped in to help, another tackled him outside the store until the police got there. >>> happening now, medical history being made inside a pair of operating rooms in san francisco. a chain of kidney transplants nine donors nine recipients. driving skills are almost as important as surgical skills. amy hollyfield is live at the hospital. >> reporter: that's true eric this happens at two different campuses. cpmc, and ucsf, all in san francisco. here's the man who started it all. they provided this video. you can see the donor. the recipient of his kidney had a relative willing to donate, but wasn't a match, was willing to give to a stranger, et cetera, et cetera. in this case it is repeated nine times, 18 surgeries including five husband, wife teams. doctors hope it inspires future donors. >> healthy person giving up a kidney is not going to hurt their health, not going to shorten their life span. it is a very safe thing. >> reporter: co

join joining me are victoria desoto franco and clarence page. how important it is for clinton to energize the obama coalition? >> well you just touched the on it there, reverend. she does have the support of a majority of blacks hispanics, the obama coalition, if you will, but she doesn't have intensity in that support. she's got to bring those voters out and vote or else their votes don't count. that means she's got to get them excited about her candidacy. that's why i think you're going to see her talking tomorrow about why you ought to vote for me hillary clinton. that's something she has not talked about before. >> you know, victoria "the new york times" wrote about hillary clinton's strategy saying quote, if she won, it would suggest that the so-called obama coalition of young non-white and female voters is transferable to another democrat. what do you think of that? >> i do. i think that we're in a very different era right now than we were with the era of bill clinton. we're in a much more polarized country, both culturally we're more pola

aspects of this indictment, let's bring in msnbc analyst howard feinman and also defense attorney karen desoto, also a former prosecutor. welcome to both of you. >> hi there. >> karen, wanted to start with you. reaction to what we're just learning. dennis hastert pleading not guilty on all the charges. is that a surprise at snaul. >> no of course not. this is -- you waive reading of the indictment. enter a not guilty plea and then discovery or trying to hide all of the facts about this sexual abuse allegations because that seems to be the crux at this case whether there was extortion involved, who the individual is and detailings don't have to do with the charges in the sense that the charges are not as serious as these underlying salacious sexual details. >> absolutely. and will those other details, will those other things he's not being charged for somehow make the way into it. chicago tribune write federal prosecutors likely bring out details of the molestation of the individuals at trial to prove the charge that hastert lied to the fbi about the bank -- >> on so many rules would be broken

where he is right a further investment in redoubling the railway between oxford and worchester is desoto texas service and more reliable services to both his constituents and my constituents would like. >> as the backbencher the prime minister campaigned on -- away \mr.{-|}\mister i'm sure he is aware of the highly successful program of universal gbs screening which proves the very case that he used to me. will they encourage ministers to rule gbs specific testing as a routine offer to all pregnant women across all our health service is? >> can't say how grateful i am to jump in the racing is because it was to constituents who came to my surgery who raised this issue with me which got me interested in the whole area in the first place. we've made some big breakthroughs that national service does do much more in terms of screening and in terms of action to oppose potentially having defection of group to be stressed but there are difficulties in terms of national programs because of the whole issue of antimicrobial resistance and the use of antibiotics but i'm very happy to take this oppor

grant actually launched his presidential campaign from galena, his headquarters were located at the desotootel, which is downtown galena. the day after his election grant and julia opened up their home and the parlor here for people, townfolk, to file through and congratulate both of them on his election and the next step of their lives. this is the general and mrs. grant's bedroom. the bed here is the oldest piece that we have in the house, probably the most personal. this is the original bed they brought to galena with them from (white haven), putting down some roots here in galena, and they loved it here. you know, even through all their travels and the white house, i mean, this was always here for them when they came back. this is called a lap book. it has mrs. u.s. grant on it. this was julia's. and she probably kept papers pens, her correspondence in here, for when she was either writing letters or maybe receiving them and kept them stored in here. and religion was very important for -- for mrs. grant. her grandfather was a methodist minister. so, you know, growing up, it was importa

. >> here's desoto, texas. ben on the others line. >> caller: yeah, hey. it's really interesting hearing all the calls. i have some similarities with all these, but the one fundamental thing that nobody is talking about is that the entire reason that so many people couldn't get health care is because there's a law on the books regulating insurance that the insurance companies i'm sure lobbied to get in there which says unaffiliated people can't form a group. so that you and i, for instance, can't join a group because we're not paid out of the same pay center and that keeps us from collective bargaining and that keeps us from being able to form groups with small businesses or self-employed people and leads us basically to just pay in the market the highest premiums possible. so until that law is repealed there really isn't going to be structure change and insurance laws. >> the supreme court ruled 6-3 in king v. burwell that the subsidies are legal under the 2010 health care law. next up, we're going to show you the march 4th oral argument the court heard.

i want to bring in chief and karen desoto. karen, what kind of legal position is she in right now?out there, and to the extent there could be criminal conspiracy is still on the table. we've been hearing allegations about murdering the husband. so until they're caught and we hear their side of the story, we don't have all of the facts. however, you know with this interview with lyle i mean how forthcoming do we believe that joyce mitchell was being with him? remember she's trying to soften the worse type of trail that there is. so whether or not her words were truthful or had some kind of hidden agenda in them the jury is still going to be out on that. >> and, karen, the fact that the husband told matt lauer he wasn't sure whether he would testify for or against her if asked to do so how does that play into her defense in the future? >> well they are married, obviously. it doesn't look like he has too much information. he's saying that he didn't know anything about this and, therefore, his testimony is probably not going to be the most important part of this case. however, he would