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. >> detective matt fleming with the bedford police department says he's amazed at the way the familyy moves through the store, stealing in plain view. >> here you can see a suspect walk up to the case and -- that's the 5-year-old child you see through a large portion of the video that actually goes behind the cabinet. if you watch, she just opened the case -- moved the book and opened the case. you can see her directing the child right here towards items in that case. she's actually pointing with her hand to indicate which one. and she's actually verifying that she has the right one right there. the child looks up at her, which is obvious she's looking for some direction as to whether or not she did the right thing. then before she exits, you can see her pocketing the items. >> the store employees are busy helping other customers, oftentimes diverted or distracted by the mother or other family members. now the daughter is seen going back into the jewelry area, looking to see if anyone is chi. >> watch. this is very upsetting. the daughter's going to actually low crawl into the cabine

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. >> get these arrested fleming and say he is facing drug charges. -- deputies arrested fleming nick clegg >> our deputy was severely cut in his arm and wrist area as the individual was leaving -- as the individual was fleeing through the plate glass window. >> you could tell he was hurting. >> the deputy was released from hospital and is doing well, but officials say he will have to have more surgery on his farm because of the severity of his cuts. -- surgery on his arm. people like christiana plummer just want their families to be safe. crack's most of us around here, if we see something unusual, we will call the police. >> police only have a vague description of the third suspect who got away. they are asking anyone with information to call metro crimestoppers. you don't have to give your name, and you could earn a cash reward. >> a 71-year-old loman was arrested when authorities at bwi discovered a handgun in her carry-on luggage. police say the woman was apparently traveling to see relatives and she told authorities she forgot she had the handgun in her bag. >> she was traveling

please welcome don fleming, emmylou harris and elvis costello. (cheers and applause) wow.hank you, thank you. nice to meet you. emmylou, thank you so much for coming on. elvis, always a pleasure. okay. now don, let's educate the people here for just a moment. >> all right. >> stephen: we know these guys, okay, we have got a rock 'n' roll hall of famer, a country music hall of famer, are you now on "the colbert report" hall of fame. >> thank you. >> stephen: as all my guests are. >> thank you very much. i'll take. >> stephen: okay, but you are also the executive director of the association for cultural equity and the director of the alan lomax archives. >> yes. >> stephen: who is alan lomax, why should i care? >> well, alan was a folklorist and muse cole gist and he spent his whole life, a good chunk of the 20th century collecting traditional music and dance from around the world. and he spent his time, you know, going to the rural areas where he could find music that had been lost otherwise. >> stephen: what is, you know, i hear the term a lot. what is folk-music. what doe

fleming was arrested. second suspect could face charges and a third suspect dove through a plate glass window. >>> a 17-year-old is accused of killing three students in ohio and is being charged as a juve night. t.j. lane is charged with three counts of aggravated murder. it was a shooting at chardon high school. lane admitted taking a ..22 caliber pistol and a knife and firing 10 shots at a group of students on monday. >>> governor martin o'malley signed the same-sex marriage bill into law just a short time ago. maryland becomes the eighth state to legalize same-sex marriage. opponents are working to get a 46,000 signature petition to put it on the ballot in an effort to overturn it. >>> well, you couldn't have asked for a nicer day other than one where the traffic actually moved. luckily the ride home is looking good. that's 895 at child stress this afternoon. but is it going to stay here? is it going to be a week, a beautiful week or get colder? let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. wyatt, i

high school at masonville cove. ♪ >> as team point guard, leon fleming strives to be two steps aheadould be said of his own life in the brooklyn homes housing project where every morning before school he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmin as he carries her to daycare. leon, the man in his family, lives on the same straight -- street where marcus was killed. >> it's so crazy out there. >> leon wants something else the >> i want to go to college, get my a.a. degree, just do something. just looking out for my sister. i always wanted somebody to look out for me, but unfortunately it was probably never there. i just want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was and a love affair began. he is full of determination and desire like allen iverson, whom he adores. >> i want to be like that. i want to be the man. >> leon just emerged into a leader and probably one of the better point guards in the city. >> leon's drive cannot have been more visible than in this game. a fall face-first almost knocked him out, but he g

and many ended up dialing with number of 81-year-old dilcie fleming., her phones are still ringing and she has had to change her voicemail message. >> this is not justin bieber's phone number. please do not call again. thank you. >> i am joined now by dilcie fleming, grandmother in texas, who received all those phone call. thank you for your time. >> you're quite welcome. >> do you even recall the first phone call? >> well, it was on a tuesday evening, i believe, about 10:30. and i didn't know what was going on. i answered the phone only because i thought maybe it was a family member. and then i explained to them that that wasn't justin's phone number. i hung up and my phone rang again. and it went on and on. until i finally decided, i need to do something and i did. so i was able to sleep a little. then all these voicemails were left. >> did you know -- >> and they're still going on. >> did you know which justin when they called and asked for him, did you know who the heck they were even talking about? >> well, after a while i got to thinking, i didn'

day in 1964, the original version of the game show jeopardy premiered right here on nbc with art fleming. >> did not know that. >> happy birthday to actor/director warren beatty who turned 75. all day long stay on top of the latest developments and those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. a live report on how to improve your chances of winning the mega millions jackpot, now worth over $500 million. >>> and a woman paralyze after a tragic accident at her bachelorette party will be live in studio to update her remarkable recovery. >>> now keep it on this chan for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today" just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it

two people in dallas, an 81-year-old grandmother named dilsy fleming and a man named kent say they are beyond frustrated by the hordes of girls tying up their phone lines. >> it's taken my whole phone line away. i've had the phone for 20 1/2 years. >> dilsy and kent's lawyers say the pair want some compensation or at least an apology for bieber's "reckless behavior." >> that would be a hassle. >> and bieber's got a lot of fans. i can only imagine the girls trying to find the number. >> i'm sure they were. >>> 4:54. it may seem nice to sit down and relax. coming up in 25 minutes, why spending too much time on your behind could cut your life a little short. >>> first, cameras rolling as a drug store is ransacked. the protests that ended with this high school crime spree. >>> plus, i'm not the only one ady to retire. some local war heroes in need of >>> dozens of students ran sack a store while protesting trayvon martin's death. a security video shows 50 high school students breaking and stealing merchandise from the north miami store. police say the students were part of a group that wal

. >> leon fleming strives to be two steps ahead of his opponents. the same could be said of his own life in the brooklyn townhousing project as he keeps a close eye on his 2-year-old sister and walks her to day care. leon lives lives on the same street where marcus was killed. marcus wants something else. >> i want to get my aa drees degree. >> i wanted someone looking out for me. unfortunately, it was never there. >> leon's mother bought him his first basketball when he was 11, and a love affair began. >> there is such a largeness to leon, even at 5' 7," like allen iverson, whom he adores. >> i want to carry this on. >> leon has emerged into a leader, and probably one of the better point guards in the city. >> leon's strides could not have been more visible than in this game. a fall facefirst almost knocked him out. leon got up as teammates began to look for something. for the bottom of leon's two front teeth. >> i didn't know what to do. i was like my team needs me, so i had to stay in. >> leon refused to leave the game. he kept going and going, e

. >> as team point guard, leon fleming strives to be two steps ahead of his opponents. the same could be said of his own life in the brooklyn housing project where every morning before school he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmine as he carries her to day care. leon lives on the same street where marcus was killed. leon wants something else. >> i want to go to college, get my aa degree. just get something. i'm looking over my little sister. i wanted someone looking out for me. i want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was 11. there is such a largeness to leon. full of determination and desire, like allen iverson, whom he adores. >> i want -- >> leon emerged into a leader, and probably one of the better point guards in the city. >> leon's drive could not have been more visible than in this game. a fall face-first almost knocked him out, but leon got up as teammates began to look for something. for the bottom of leon's of leon's two front teeth. >> i didn't know what to do. i was like, my tea

. ♪ >> as team point guard, leon fleming strives to be two points ahead of his opponents.he same could be said at his home where every morning he keeps a watchful eye over his 2-year-old sister jasmine as he carries her to day care. leon, the man in his family, lives on the same street where marcus was killed. leon wants something else. >> i want to set the standard by going to college, getting my aa degree. and i'm looking after my little sister. i would like someone to look out for me, but unfortunately it was probably never there. so i want to look out for my little sister. >> leon's grandmother bought him his first basketball when he was 11, and a love affair began. there is a largeness to leon at -- at 5' 7". >> he carries himself a different way. i want to be like that. >> leon emerged to probably one of the better point guards in the city. his strides could not have been more visible than in this game. a fall face first made him knock his teeth out. >> i didn't know what to do. i was like, my team needs me, so i had to stay there for the team. >> leon would stay in

. >> fleming says she would like an apology and concert tickets for her 6-year-old great granddaughter. she is not the only one getting calls. the missing digit you have other possibilities. i'm sure we will hear more of this story. see more on "good morning america" at 7:00. >>> you want floor seats? i'm sure she will get them. 5:24. days after james cameron dove to the deepest part of the ocean another under sea adventure is underway. >> we have liftoff, 32 minutes past the hour, liftoff on apollo 11. >>> engineers trying to recover the engines from the apollo 11 mission, one engine is the the bat tom of the ocean amazon founder jeff -- jeff bezos says he has found it and wants to bring it to surface. >>> what was your favorite age? most people over 40 say 33 was the best time of their life. british website friends reunited say 70% picked 30 three as the time they were happiest. on the -- flip side only 6% say they were happiest in khraelg. psychologists think third -- 33 is the pick because you still have a can-do spirit without cynicism setting in. >> what was your age? >> what do

million followers to call him only the problem is the number was real and belongs to 81-year- old dilcy flemingng off the hook for three weeks. take a lunch to some of the messages the fans are leaving. >> -- a listen to some of the messages the fans are leaving. >> someone asked me has your number changed? i said i've had this number since 1966. >> wow. she hired an attorney to help stop the phone calls and may even sue for damages. >> good for her. >>> a madman star turning to a new kind of treatment to recover after the birth of her baby. january jones revealed she actually ate her placenta for its nutritional benefits. fox's lauren cone has the story of. >> reporter: ever since madman actress january jones announced she ate her own placenta after childbirth it's been the talk of the town. >> kind of sounds weird. >> kind of disgusting. >> is that a ritual? >> reporter: but amy berelli says more women are convinced it's the best way to get the essential nourishment in their bodies. >> the placenta helps with postpartum depression, anemia, breastfeeding helps the milk come in faster. >> repor

fleming, for 30 minutes. mr. fleming: well, thank you, mr. speaker. indeed a pleasure to come to the floor today, speak to this chamber, to talk about a subject that i think is very important on the minds of the american people and that is the two-year anniversary of the patient protection and affordable care act, also known as ppaca and more commornly known as -- commonly known as obamacare. i want to give you a little context, mr. speaker, of where i come from. i'm a congressman from louisiana , in the fourth district, centered in shreveport. i've been a family physician for 36 years, still see patients when i have the opportunity. i also have businesses on the side that are not related to health care and so in my world, for many years, and in raising a family and responsibilities of meeting payrolls, have included not only running a small medical practice but also a growing business, dealing with all of the regulations, the taxation and the many different issues, personnel problems, human resource problems that we must deal with. and certainly prov

the outposts that john wheeler used to call the fleming ramparts of the world. -- science fiction to us, but steven asked whether he ever has written science fiction and his answer was, i hope not. at his 60th birthday party tin years ago fed -- what the heaven for? now, had gone beyond his depth and should be forgiven for it. at least i don't think that's what he meant. stephen asks daunting, arguably unanswerable questions, things like what is it that creates fire into the equation and makes the universe for them to describe. why is this something rather than nothing? why does the universe go to the bother of existing? these are questions that strayed into philosophy and religion. there are questions that cross the sensible science. it was irrelevant to the everyday person. the cover of his book, his recent book promises that this book is going to tell as the ultimate answers. it doesn't actually. stephen goes on asking the question. going on to say, i'd long to know these answers. also, in that same but the brides that it is meaningless to ask whether the answers he proposes or an

. >> they called me and even fleming was still alive, and was like walsh, you're bond. $5 a person. there's 13 reservations. i don't know if i can get away. so i passed. >> okay, so maybe james bond didn't call. but for poehler, lorne michaels did. poehler's eight seasons on "saturday night live" made her one of comedy's biggest names. >> hello. i want to play the drums! >> today she has her own show. "parks & rec." >> please, i beg of you, will you shut your beautiful pie hole. >> she wasn't the only to break out, though. performers like rob corddry, donald glover, horairborne owe sands, found their way into the writers of the daily show. "late night with jimmy fallon" and "ellen." the rest of the core stayed true to their comic roots, dropping in occasionally on shows to keep an eye on the future. >> it's a place where you can go for a very little amount of money and see someone who five years from now will be a big star. like, the stars of tomorrow. >> perhaps someone like shashir zumata. she is one of the 30,000 people who have taken classes from the upright citizen

bieber song is this sound. [ phone ringing ] >> reporter: for the last three week, 81-year-old delsey fleming'shone has been ringing off the hook. her voice mail is full of giggling girls. ♪ i love you so much and i want to have your babies ♪ >> i think it's pathetic. >> i love, you i love you, i love you so much. >> reporter: how did they get this tough-talking texan's number? as a prank, he tweeted call me right now, and 214, that's dallas' area code, and the rest of the number with the last digit as a question mark. frenzied fans called all of the numbers. >> justin, oh, my god, call me back. >> someone said, have your number changed. i said, i've had this number since 1966. >> reporter: she did change her outgoing message. >> this is not justin bieber's phone number. >> reporter: this dallas man's number is also nearly identical to the one the teen idol tweeted. >> they said, is this justin bieber? i was getting three calls a second. >> reporter: he hired an attorney and is considering suing bieber. still no comment from the pop star's representatives. now, look out. this great grandmother

. >> hajj fleming joins us now because he is launching go kit. this elevator pitch so go ahead. tell us about gokit. >> gokit is a visual address book. what we allow people to do is to be able to collect people and to be able to visually organize relationships. say, for instance, you come to south by southwest you have a big stack of business cards. >> yes. 12k3w4r and you leave with all of this information but how do you effectively visually organize the information. that's what we allow people to go with gokit. >> how did you come up with this idea? last year at south by southwest is when the idea came to you and a year later you're launching it. >> me and my cofounder andre bir rons came up with it last year. we thought it would be a great story to bring everything full circle. when you think about south by southwe southwest, it's truly a place of innovation. you will see companies like forest gray come and launch products, launch ideas here. so this becomes the perfect ground to be able to do that. >> why is that so powerful here to do that h

going to talk to a guy who is launching a big craze for tech companies like to launch and talk to flemingday at south by southwest. and the chopras, they will talk about the film they're day pewing here. also going to talk about the jobs numbers you guys were talking about, austin golsbi and the implication of the numbers coming out. and then did you see this? a rap patle, a battle over rap. >> i think so jay-z said it best and i'm going to quote it for you. i know my rights so you're going to need a warrant for that. and even went further to say, aren't you as sharp as tack. ront you a lawyer or something? >> i respectfully disagree. it was the officer who said ant you sharp as a tack or something. you should try for lawyer something. i got you on that. >> what has it all come to? what has it come to when everybody is quoting jay-z and the lyrics of "99 problems. that and much more this morning on "starting point" when you see us at the top of the hour. back in just a moment. man, i'm glad aflac pays cash. aflac! ha! isn't major medical enough? huh! no! who's gonna help cover the holes i

fleming: we have reached a landmark, two years since the passage of obamacare. more and more the american people have been hearing about the independent payment advisory board. the centerpiece to obamacare and inevitable rationing of health care. this is a board of 15 unelected, unaccountable and not necessarily health care experienced individuals who will have more power than even congress itself when it comes to deciding what care every american will receive. the board members will not be under congressional oversight and will not answer the phone when you call to complain. americans agree by 57% to 38% margin obamacare and ipab should be fully repealed. so far democrats have been unwilling to listen to the outcry from the american people. they will have another chance to respond to we the people's by voting with republicans to repeal ipab and hopefully willing to repeal obamacare in its entirety when it is brought up for a vote in the future. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the ge