i do want to go to one statement from dustin brown's attorney. it's really interesting when it comes to this act that they used to get the daughter back. it says, quote, it is important to understand that the indian child welfare act was not used as a loophole in this action, she goes on to say, my client would still be entitled to custody of his daughter even under south carolina law. they believe that they have have won veronica back regardless of the act that they used. >> unbelievable. you're going to be following this. you said it may go on as long as the summer before it even goes to court? >> it could. and the family has actually set up a very aggressive online campaign on twitter, on facebook. they have actually come up with several websites talking about their case, hoping to get as much attention as possible. >> the thing is, do you get the sense from both sides that there's a child involved and they're not just going over the child and fighting amongst each other? >> i think at this point, it seems like the child is the centerpiece. an

dustin runs to the police department, the cops grab him. now he is charged because of the murder, because of the killing of his compatriot. he is now facing very serious charges. >> so richard, was this a case of dustin when he went to the police department, he was thinking perhaps she would be held accountable for the death of his friend? was he fessing up? >> fred, he wasn't thinking anything. these two guys were loaded that evening. avery is right. >> they were allegedly both high on prescription drugs, right? >> yeah. and her husband had recently died from cancer, so they were going there looking for drugs. that is burglary. they are breaking into a home. that's a felony. there's a felony murder rule in the state which says if there is a murder or death committed during the course of any felony, anybody involved in that is going to be held responsible for murder. now usually what happens is in most circumstances the victim is the person who they are breaking in to try to steal the item from, they shoot whoever is in the house. that pers

oklahoma city news 9 talked to dustin. what he says. >> they turned the door handle a couple of times. realized it wasn't locked. that someone was in here. i was holding it like this. and they tried to kick it in. >> they went through the house, swiped the laptops off the desk. they took the flat screen off the wall. they managed to get away with some other electronics, including a gaming system. that's where we pick up on the dash cam of the suspects running the red light and crashing. >> but they weren't hit by a police car. they just hand omly hit at the intersection and that's what stopped them? >> they ran red light trying to get away from the cops and they hit the red truck. >> exactly. >> i can't believe the speed at which everything happened. the speed at which they ran the red light and how quickly they jumped out of the car and started running. >> police caught up with three of the four suspects and dustin did get some of his stuff back. >>> so by now, you all know what time it is, it's the time when we pretend w

and when i look out the window, that's what i see. >> dustin trowbridge keeps a unique record of thehe last 15 years. >> i wrote down where i was every birthday that i've had since i've been in here. 15th was in the drunk tank in my county jail. 16th was in the cell right above me. 17th was over here on the right side. 18th was on the right side. >> trowbridge has decided to mark his 30th birthday by writing a letter to the elderly woman he robbed, murdered, and sexually assaulted. >> i could never ask you to forgive me for the horrible things i did to you. i can't yet find it in me to forgive myself. i am sorry. i'm sorry i stole your sense of security when i snuck into your home. i'm sorry i stole your accomplishments and endeavors when i took your belongings. i'm sorry i stole your dignity when i assaulted you in the despicable ways that i did. i'm sorry i stole you from the loved -- from your loved ones when i very cowardly took the very life god gave you. there's really no words that can ever express how sorry i am. to those who knew and loved miss [ bleep ], i'm sorry. i will n

in comes into the picture the biological father, dustin brown, and dustin brown has been able to get his daughter back through a rule, a law called the indian child welfare act, basically because he is native american enrolled in the cherokee nation also his daughter being partially native american, he was able to get her back under this law that basically aims to keep indian families together to protect the integrity of the indian family. so on new year's eve, rather, this family met in charleston, they thought they'd have a little more time to prepare themselves to turn over their daughter, but they had less time than they thought, they turned her over to dustin brown who drove off to oklahoma. we have an interview with the family before a gag order came through where they spoke to wciv, our affiliate. here's what they had to say. >> matt said when we had to do the transfer it was like he was failing her as a father. to send her off with people that she didn't know, what she must think of us. she just had this -- in my mind -- a really confused look on her face, which just -- but i

d dustin brown's attorney said he would have won custody regardless in south carolina. the family plans to appeal to the south carolina court of appeals. >>> we're learning new information this evening about an atlanta woman who was foun's found abandoned. i spoke with her parents and they tell me they have just learned that there was a 911 call about her car three hours after she was last seen. also police say they want to requestion a man who was visiting stacy for the holiday. >> there was someone with her that last night. testifies a friend, did they get into an argument and he left. >> by his admission, and we're only hearing one side. she asked him to leave. argument, dispute, whatever it was we don't know because we hear one side. >> and that was here in atlanta and now he is back in st. louis. >> that's correct. and so now this new timeline has come forth. someone had to see something. >> do you know this young man? did she ever talk about him? had you ever met him. >> she talked to me about him on christmas eve. because while i was talking to her, i know that h

but when veronica was four months old, the biological father, dustin brown filed suit to get her back. he claimed he had been tricked into signing papers to give up his daughter. the law was designed to keep indian children and their families together. cnn legal analyst avery freedman says in this case, the law was misused. >> it's a wonderful law which seeks to preserve the integrity of families of native americans, but it cannot be used as a bludgeon to destroy the integrity of an existing family. >> the assistant attorney general for the cherokee nation says the law is clear. >> some of the protections provided by the indian child welfare act, there's a placement preference, if children are removed by the state or if they're placed in a private adoption placement. the first choice is a family member. >> reporter: but in cases like this, what about the child? >> everybody keeps saying how bad they feel for us. but i mean, she's a 2-year-old girl who got shoved in a truck and driven to oklahoma with strangers. >> reporter: they thought the transfer would happen on new year's day but

. >> dustin maples and dennis creal are half brothers. they have the same mother. >> get out of here, come home with us. >> home, boy! >> you know what i'm saying? >> dustin is serving five years for second-degree theft. dennis is doing ten years for first-degree theft. >> time is a lot easier on our side when you got family on your side, you know what i'm saying? that way you can stick together no matter what. help each other out, you know what i'm saying? >> you know, you can talk to them about anything you know what i'm saying? you can't talk to a friend like you can your brother. >> yeah, mike. yeah, we talk about the garbage-ass food, man. there ain't no taste to it. they boil all the [ muted ] out of it. >> they don't care how it was cooked, as long as they get us fed. you know what i'm saying? >> growing up, the brothers became active in gangs and have been in and out of jail since their early teens. >> i love the dude to death, man. we've been -- we were best friends on the streets. we've always struggled together. momma had to do

but her biological father has stepped back into the picture, dustin brown, and because he is enrolled in a cherokee nation, his daughter then being native american, under the indian child welfare act, he was able to get his daughter back in court. so on new year's eve, this family thought that they'd have at least another day to prepare for this transfer. they didn't. that night, they actually had to hand veronica over to her biological father. and we actually got an interview with the family from our affiliate wciv. listen to what they had to say about that transfer. >> matt said when we had to do the transfer, it was like he was failing her as a father, to send her off with people that she didn't know, what she must think of us. she had in my mind a really confused look on her face which just -- but i'll always remember her crying after us. we had to walk out of that office and leave her there. >> everybody keeps saying how bad they feel for us. but she's a 2-year-old girl that got shoved in a truck and driven to oklahoma with strangers. >> a lot of people talking about this case. >

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly dating ally hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.abloid says lady gaga left behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. >> we will never hear from him in the next year. >> on blogs, they are saying they might get back together. >> are you starting that rumor, not me. >> if that's the case, he will definitely be asked about it again. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-old jordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience with connecticut students telling him while he's not done climbing, he may stop to f

like his friendship with dustin hoffman's kids which helped him land his first role in "i heart huckab." >> he was so skinny when he moved in here. >> reporter: and the time he randomly met seth rogen at the movies. never imagining their friendship would lead to "super bad." >> i think maybe -- what the [ bleep ]? >> help me. >> reporter: "knocked up." >> you're embarrassing me and company. >> you embarrass yourself! >> reporter: "forgetting sarah marshall." "get him to the greek." >> sorry, excuse me. >> reporter: and his career had the makings of a would-be belushi. just as he became the darling of comedy, jonah hill started saying no to comedies. >> the times when you said no and it turned out to be an awful film are more gratifying than when you say no and it turned out to be an amazing film. does that make sense? >> reporter: of course. >> so -- >> reporter: whew, dodged that one. >> exactly. >> reporter: "cyrus" gave him his first crack at drama. help was so convinced it would lead to meatier roles, he staged an elaborate screening just so he could invite the director of "moneyba

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly daty ali hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.loid says lady gaga left behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. i guess that is one way to do it. don't know how good from your career. >> we won't be hearing from him. drew barrymore, four carats, that's a large ring. >> that is a large ring. she looks happy, congratulations. >> art consultant buying four carat ring. i didn't know they did that with. >> bravo. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-old jordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience w

>> dustin is here and he is with someone and she's cute. >> did he see you? >> no. i can't talk to him i'm a mess. are you sure he's really with her and they are not friends. >> she's hanging all over him and i didn't get to pee. >> let's go, then. we fought our way out the door. i cast the last look with senora it was just as well i hasn't found anything to say. i tried to calm aguilarissa, she schemed in terror. i can't go in there what if kevin is in there with his wife. what if i keep seeing them. >> she leaned on the door of the laundry mat. the asian woman looked at us and resumed folding. your ex's will not be there they are ill literate. >> i bet justin is engaged to that girl. she wiped her eyes with the sleeve of her jacket except for the cancer part. >> i'm never getting married. she sank to the ground her back pressed against the glass. who says that's the meaning of life. it was a beautiful story but if you think about it it's hoeky. there is nothing hoeky about loving someone with your heart and having them love you the same way. that's how everyone do

. >> at number four, dustin johnson pulled a ken bastida today. >> oh problem. >> number three, this would make fred jealous. scores the game winner shootout. detroit has won five straight games. at number two, lebron jams comes up empty, but makes a bigger save when he keeps marlins owner from hitting the deck. free tickets for a baseball game. at number one, the shot of the night came from the lucky fan. that's $700 for the gain. he beat usf74-63. they have not won since 1989. been a long time. >> yeah. >> $700. the number one play of the night. >> very cool. >> the check, the cash. >> who cares, as long as she gets seven. >> give her cash. >> we'll be back.

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly dating ally hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.tabloid reports that lady gaga freaked out hotel staff by leaving behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. >> why does lady gaga have stage blood? >> because she's lady gaga. >> so, it's like the fake capsules you bite on and they pour out of your mouth? >> i wonder how long it takes her to get through makeup every day, and then get out of the makeup afterwards. >> yes. >> hair, costume. >> i'm sure there's a group of people that assist. >> yeah. a team. >>> all right. happy friday. we have good news, it is friday. have a terrific weekend. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because "way too early" with willie geist begins right now. >>> mitt romney so confident about new hampshi

just pickpocketed by dustin brown. kings take a 2-1 lead.e score, second period, they're strap ago long the boards for the puck. roman hamrlik, the kings going the other way. jackson shoots, scores. see him one more time. check out the celebration. johnson is tebowing, had a little bet with his friends. kings win 5-2. caps have dropped two straight. they're at home thursday against the penguins. and finally, we're talking college hoops. georgetown finding that home not so sweet. in a bit of a rut. georgetown loses two straight for the first time all season. this one last night against cincinnati, very simple. they had an unhow ya like 17 turnovers. john thomasen, the third coached team. georgetown down by 1. hollis thompson throws up the three and banks it in to beat the buzzer. thompson 14 points in the game. hoyas up by 2 at the break. just over three to go. jason clark tries to save the path to hollis thompson, throws it right to the bearcats. one of 17 georgetown turnovers in the game. man, cincinnati would go ahead on free throws. ten s

his friend, dustin stewart, told police he ran from the home when he heard the gunshot and then called police. >> he said, i don't know what's going on. >> court documents show he and martin devised a plan to burglarize the residence. stewart said they knew her 57- year-old husband recently died of cancer and expected to find prescription pain pills in the home. >> resulting from that, mr. martin lost his life. and i believe the statutes are very clear that in this case, felony murder is appropriate. >> they filed a murder charge because he admitted to the plan and told investigators, martin aggressively knocked on both the front and back door, before hitting the door with his shoulder and stepping in. >> when police arrived, police say they found justin martin wearing a glove and holding a knife. >>> a slow start on wall street today. [ stock bells ringing ] >> markets picked up a little in afternoon trading. the dow ends down 3 points. the s&p up 4. nasdaq, up 21 and a half. let's go to new york, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> the number of people

. >> reporter: premed student dustin platter says he is ready for tonight's game, gearing up for a rivalrykon the students are ready to go, looking for a big game too get us excited. >> reporter: a big game that has got out of control. >> i don't imagine we will see the sort of riots we did a few years ago. >> reporter: march 3, 2010, a 79-72 win over number four ranked duke turned a terps he a celebration inside the comcast center into mayhem outside. you might remember the scene. >> everyone going nuts, there was a fire on the mall. >> reporter: officers were in riot gear, some on horseback, as 1500 fans filled the streets. in the end, 27 people were arrested. several kicked out of school. the university sending out this e-mail to students, stress the importance of sportsmanship and the school's code of conduct, reminding them to celebrate but with class and dignity. >> you know, whether or not the -- the university sends out an e-mail is really not going to make a difference at all. it is really, i think, up to the police just to handle it better. >> reporter: last year's game against d

three med student dustin matter says he's ready for tonight's game. gearing up for a rivalry. >> i reckon the students are ready to go. looking for a big game. >> reporter: a big game that has gotten out of control. >> i don't imagine we will see the riots we did three years ago. >> reporter: march 2010, a win over number four ranked duke turned a terps celebration into the comcast center into mayhem outside. you might remember the scene. >> everyone going nuts. there there was a fire on the mall. >> reporter: officers were in riot gear. 1,500 fans filled the streets. in the end 27 people were arrested. several kicked out of school. the university sending out this e-mail to students stressing the importance of sportsmanship and the school's code of conduct. reminding them to celebrate but with class and dignity. >> you know whether or not the -- university sent out the e-mails will not make a difference, it is up to the police just to handle it better. >> reporter: last year's game against duke came and went without any major issue. junior rachel bay

i agree that they it there's things that they should do in clean air, but dustin iowa is an absurdityanning to issue regulations. they suggested that maybe they water down the earth, they would not have the storms in the middle of the year and people said, the reason it is called the desert. there is no water. [laughter] this is an agency out of touch which is incorrigible and you need a new agency that is practical, as common sense, it uses economic factors, and in cases of pollution, actually incentivizes change in does not just punish it. >> governor perry, your last nominee wrote in the washington post these words. i disagree with many of the president's policies but i believe he is a patriot sincerely, intent on using his time an office to advance our country's cause. i reject accusations that his policies and believes make him unworthy to lead america or opposed to its founding ideals. agreed? >> i make a very proud statement and a fact that we have a president that is a socialist. i do not think our founding fathers wanted america to be a socialist country. i disagree with that

when veronica was 4-month-old, the biological father, dustin brown, filed suit to get her back.ney said he claimed he'd been tricked into signing papers agreeing to give up his daughter. brown won full custody under a law called the indian welfare act of 1978. the law was designed to keep indian children and their families together. cnn legal analyst avery freedman says in this case the law was misused. >> it's a wonderful law which seeks to preserve the integrity of families of native americans. but it cannot be used as a bludgeon to destroy the -- the integrity of an existing family. >> reporter: the assistant attorney general for the cherokee nation says the law is clear. >> some of the protections provided by the indian child welfare act, there's a placement preference. if children are removed by the state or if they're placed in private adoption placement, the first preference is for a family member. >> reporter: in cases like this, what about the child? >> everybody keeps saying how bad they feel for us, but i mean, she's a 2-year-old girl that got shoved in a truck and dr

but prosecutors say dustin stewart is responsible for the death of his friend and alleged accomplice, justin martin. >> when the death of somebody occurs during the commission of a felony, we're allowed to file a murder charge. and that's what we've done in this particular case because in mr. stewart would be responsible for the death of justin martin. >> reporter: police believe stewart and martin were high on prescription painkillers and may have come to mckinley's door looking for more. what they found was a mother with a killer maternal instinct. >> there's nothing more dangerous than a mother with a child. >> reporter: police say what she did was justified. and apparently, her community agrees. donations and baby clothes are pouring in for the young woman her neighbors have nicknamed the "make my day" mom. >> just to hear somebody say that i did the right thing or to see somebody, you know, send something. or a card or, you know, anything like that, you know, it means so much. >> reporter: mckinley is now getting worldwide attention. and police there in oklahoma want to make sure

this is dustin stewart, he's charged in the death of his pal, his accomplice, even though he didn't even fire the fatal shot that killed that accomplice. the homeowner fired the shot. sara mckinley, after she called 911 to find out if it was okay to do so. it's oklahoma's doctrine, your home is your castle and you have the right to kill to protect yourself if someone's breaking in. >>> this is a picture of jakadrien turner who was mistakenly deported to colombia, after running away from home a year and a half ago. we'll try to get you some answers on that. >>> if you were doing the google yesterday, or even if you were just seeing people doing the google at the office, chances are they came up on what video? >> casey anthony looking really different. >> it was so strange to see that come out of nowhere. and the makeover, like zoraida just said. a very unusual change in appearance for casey anthony. this grainy black-and-white video surfacing. apparently we're hearing not by choice. we're hearing casey didn't make this decision to put this up on youtube, somebody posted it for her. whethe

and also, want to thank our producers, rebecca, stacy, dustin, sarah, and her editor, into the nationalike welsh, michael and bridget whelan. thank you very much. [applause] >> the nominees for outstanding graphic design and art direction -- >> and the emmy goes to first live with david attenborough, discovery channel. [applause] >> accepting the emmy, james prosser, visual effects supervisor. >> using the latest technology, it's possible to bring those animals to live for the first time in half a million years. from the moment they appeared to the time that they took their pioneering steps on land, we can deduce how animals acquired bodies, eyes saw and mouse eight. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to receive this. really to the close collaboration with numerous scientists were allowed to retrieve the images that we see before us today. i also want to thank david attenborough. a great thrill to work with them. his passion and interest in what we do is truly inspiring. i'd like to thank atlantic for getting the program off the ground, and for bbc and discovery for c

that man's alleged accomplice, 29-year-old dustin lewis, now free on bail.er newborn baby from the alleged intruders. she will not face charges. however, lewis was charged charh first-degree murder. he's set to be back in court on january 20. >> brian: the battle over collective bargaining rights in wisconsin took an ugly turn. i'd say so. unions are pushing hard to recall govern scott walker, as you know. but in an interview with the washington times, the governor says the unions don't just want him out, they, quote, want him dead. i don't think that's an exaggeration. that's according to the governor. there is a lot of angst and a lot of money on both sides for that recall. >> steve: that's right. meanwhile, up in wisconsin right now, cloudy, but no rain or snow. that is a good thing. 2003 have a little around the great lakes. the balance of the country is nice and dry. a little rain through portions of texas. temperatures on this friday, 0, zip in caribou, maine. 40 here in new york city. about the same for raleigh. 52 in tampa and new orleans. and as you

in the same way when someone comes up to dustin hoffman and says plastics, you know, we have a brazillian names for all of the emerging markets and developing economies and in the united states on like other countries, we have many immigrants here who really bad to these countries, so if you are thinking about the interplay of invention commercialization production and exports, the answer would probably be i have to understand what the metro is and what sectors are before we end up talking about which country and partner they should really engaged with, but out of all those acronyms, are we sort of missing the next group of emerging markets, are we focused too much on the big ones and therefore missing so many opportunities in the next year? what should be on that? >> well i think that there is as someone said before 90% of the consumers are outside and so forth. i -- one plug i would like to make is africa and this is a place that is moving. nigeria will have more babies born than all of europe combined, so africa and to food. >> i would say for us brick has been more thick but i'm going

when somebody comes up to dustin hoffman in "the graduate" and says "plastics" we have all of these names for emerging economies -- we have many immigrants here who relate back to these countries. if you were thinking about the interplay of invention, commercialization, prototyping and exports, the answer would probably be i have to understand what the metro is and what their sectors are before we end up talking about which country and trading partner they should really engage with. but out of all of those acronyms, are we missing the next group of emerging markets? are we focused too much on the big ones and missing so many opportunities in the next year? what is your view on that? >> someone said 95% of the consumers are outside. a i would like to make a plug for africa and nigeria. this is a place that is moving. nigeria will have more babies born than all of europe combined this year. africa and food. that's all i have to say. >> for us, brick has been -- i would go to africa. we sent a team last year to go to the markets and understand them. it is certainly early days, but it is time