one way or the other. >> inmate gomes, are you going to comply? >> there's a certain anonymity among most people in big cities, but boston is a city of traditionally tight-knit neighborhoods where it really does seem like everyone knows your name. even behind the walls of the city's primary detention facility, the suffolk county jail. >> i grew up in the south end, part of the city of boston, which is our neighborhood, not far from the facility. within seven years of this job i found i knew most people that i should know from childhood, from high school, and just from the neighborhood itself. >> inmates, too, often find themselves among friends and relatives. >> we're brothers, that's right. >> though not all inmates are housed in the same facility, those who have only been charged with a crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashua street jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of two-and-a-half years or less will usually serve their time four miles away at the house of correction. >> top of t

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i spoke with three of the players who make up the heart of the club, johnny gomes, mike napoli, and david ross. what is it like to be all back together again? >> you know as cliche as it sounds it was like being away from your family for four months. it was good to be back in the little safety nest that we built. >> you seem so close. >> i'll be talking to these guys hopefully when i'm 70 if they're still alive. >> everything you think you will -- >> i will be, i will be. >> your manager, john ferrell, said he had to do a little bit of a double take, especially seeing the difference. we got the side by side here. i mean, you know, this is not the same person when you look at the side by side photos. >> well, free agency here. you know, shave some years off, you know? so yeah, the whole thing was a setup. >> did anybody say wait, i don't quite recognize you? >> yeah, i had to pick them up the first day. and when i was driving i couldn't even look at them. i wanted to talk to you. it was like -- driving, looking out the side of my eyes and it was just different. >> you didn't shave, you tri

we've been talking to jonny gomes, mike napoli and david ross.t season they helped engineer one of the greatest turn arounds in the history of baseball, winning the world series with a team the previous year finished dead last in its division. maybe that's why they were celebrating so hard. so what is it like in the aftermath of a world series win? >> i didn't come down for the longest time. is your feet back on the ground? no, and i don't want to. >> you're tasting food from three weeks ago. >> yes. >> red sox first baseman mike napoli, for walking around boston shirtless after the world series parade, there by earning your new nickname mike nipoli. >> no mention of this would be complete without mike, who wandered the streets of boston after hours, without a shirt. >> i would do it again. >> better him than one of us. we might have been naked. >> that's how the text messages started. >> it was a good month for sure. >> is mike nipoli is going to catch on? >> what is the mentality like? >> the clubhouse and -- thank you, buddy. >> do you think t

we met with the wife and kids of patrick gomes. who is the chief sturd steward on the plane. their desperate for some kind of answer. >> if it's in the ocean, it brings us closure. but we hope it's not a hijacking and it's not somewhere. hopefully he's still alive and come back to us. >> reporter: but the mystery deepe deepens, and we talked to the pilot that flew that route. he wouldn't speculate but told us when he was in that cockpit, he was ready for anything. >> mind is constantly moving thinking of scenarios to save the airplane and preparing for the worst. >> reporter: but if pilots are trained in extreme situations, families are not. now the stress of the search on friends and relatives is relentless. some family members have been rushed off to the hospital by ambulance when there is some new development. it has been a long painful road with a long way to go. >>> now to your questions at home still pouring in. so many of you tweet what you want answered. i want to bring in john nance, a pilot himself. quite a few viewers asking about drones. why not use a couple of pr

in sunday, here in kuala lumpur, we met jackie gonzalez, the wife of crew member patrick gomes. even then, she kept sending text messages to him. do you let yourself think about what might have happened? >> i try not to. i try not to. i guess at some point in time, you know, we have to face reality, but not at this moment. >> reporter: her hope ended. we went back to gonzalez's home to try to talk to her. a family member met us at the gate. what's her reaction, emotional? >> crying. >> the whole family. >> reporter: the whole family is crying? from the street, we could hear sobbing inside, as 17 days of grief came pouring out. some relatives were told by telephone. others were informed by text message. several family members we've spoken with tell us they're planning to travel to australia even though no wreckage has been found. seth doane, cbs news, kuala lumpur, malaysia. >>> well, in this country, the supreme court will hear argued to a religious base challenge to president obama's health care law. a group of companies require to cover contraceptives. the largest company hobb

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roof and debris on the front lawn. 14 teenagers, 12 juveniles and these two 18-year-olds, gilbert gomes and brandon pack, are facing charges of burglary, arson, drug possession and even stealing the family's park. a sergeant tells kpix 5 that's just the tip of the iceberg. more arrests are coming. >> as you can imagine, though, as our detectives begin talking to kids, the web of this investigation begins to reveal itself. and it becomes a huge thing. >> reporter: mountain view police want to know why on a quiet tree-lined street of $2 million homes, nobody called to report the obviously rowdy party either weekend. >> police department received no loud party calls, no parking issues, in the middle of the night. >> reporter: in mountain view, andria borba, kpix 5. >> mountain view detectives suggest anyone else who was at the home surrender or expect a knock on the door from an officer with a warrant. >>> palo alto police hope you recognize these guys. some pictures here from a house that was broken into and then ransacked on monday the owner took it from her video surveillance system. yo

. >> gotta love jonny gomes. to the red sox about the topics and what it was like after winning the series and the boston marathon. as you know that marathon is going to happen again next month. very special to all those players. they really feel that by winning the trophy and that doesn't change thingses for the people but they lifted the spirits of the city, they stopped in the middle of the parade and put the trophy down on the marathon finish line and gomes had a great line. now in people's heads when they pass the spot on the street they can point to it and say that's where the championship trophy was as opposed to that's where the bombing happen. to give people that change they feel like they made a difference. >> it's an incredible story line. maybe the beards are back perhaps. >> we're talked beards. >> good. rachel nichols, we will tune in at 10:30 eastern time. 7:30 pacific here on cnn. up next a community in shock after learning a body was found inside a car. inside this garage. the woman dead for six

today police announced the arrest of two 18-year-olds gilbert gomes and pak along with 12 juveniles. the fire started on march 16 at the home on fordome way. that's the same weekend that high school and college students held an alcohol and drug fueled party there. an audi was also stolen from the home and later recovered. more arrests are expected. >>> protesters rallied against a proposal to ship crude oil along railcars to san luis obispo county. they will try to get other cities on board to stop the crude. they say the railcars are too dangerous and can explode and they worry about leaks hurting the environment. >> what you see is clean ups that really can't happen. it's just too ugly, too dirty, too viscus. it's totally inappropriate to be shipping this material. >> the group plans to start by introducing resolutions at the berkeley city council meeting tonight. from there they hope to lobby sacramento and washington, d.c. to stop the crude. >>> late word that members of an elite team of secret service agents are being disciplined. the washington postsays they are the ones that a

today police announced the arrest of two 18-year-olds gilbert gomes and pak along with 12 juveniles. the fire started on march 16 at the home on fordome way. that's the same weekend that high school and college students held an alcohol and drug fueled party there. an audi was also stolen from the home and later recovered. more arrests are expected. >>> protesters rallied against a proposal to ship crude oil along railcars to san luis obispo county. they will try to get other cities on board to stop the crude. they say the railcars are too dangerous and can explode and they worry about leaks hurting the environment. >> what you see is clean ups that really can't happen. it's just too ugly, too dirty, too viscus. it's totally inappropriate to be shipping this material. >> the group plans to start by introducing resolutions at the berkeley city council meeting tonight. from there they hope to lobby sacramento and washington, d.c. to stop the crude. >>> late word that members of an elite team of secret service agents are being disciplined. the washington postsays they are the ones that a

. >> when moscow the constitutional force then has to reedify that treaty, and then it gomes back to the two main legislatures and they then have to sign off on it all. but it is all considered just a formality. if you saw today in moscow, the raptor rouse applause, when he layed out the russian vision, and bringing it back into the fold. he says there's a long history there, and the historically the two belong together that they are righting a wrong that was made 60 years ago. vladimir putin also took a chance to take a swipe at the west. but to the right of the force. they believe force and the exclusivity is the right to result the role that they are always right. they do whatever they feel is just. they use force against sovereign states they do coalitions under principle who is not wayus, he is against us. >> you know, tony, a lot of people feel the same way, they would like to see the west butt out of their problems. a lot of people ask me where i am from, and say look, america has no radioit to medal in our affairs that we have made a decision that we voted to head towards rus

the gomes is obviously to convince people to buy marijuana legally and not from a dealer on the streets. >> got you. >> i have everything. even california rolls, baby. >> you wouldn't buy your sushi from this guy, why would you buy your marijuana from him? >> critics say the ad will convince more people to use marijuana. it is part of a big industry, it is going to look like big tobacco, it is an unfortunate example of a business like provide tear is more than willing to take money from folks that really are advertising addiction. >> comcast told me critics like kevin are just struggling with something new. isn't it jarring when you see any kind of new commercial. and that's why we are airing them where we feel it is appropriate. comcast says the ads will only run in states where medical marijuana is legal, right now that's 20 states. these states you can see here, and the district of columbia, marijuana is also allowed for recreational use in colorado and washington, the ad will air only between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., when kids are supposed to be sleeping. >> good, good. i can't wra

china's gome electric businesses by ge capital returned to profit in 2013 thanks to its cost control efforts and shares rallied over 4% today. that is a look out of asian markets. back to you. >> sixuan, thank you so much for that. let's give you a look at what's on today's agenda in the united states. there's no economic data today. a pair of fed officials narayana kocherlakota is and jeremy stein speak after the closing bell. a pair of earnings, darden restaurants and tiffany, of course. we are now joined by jason oh connell. good morning to you. has the market now lost its sensitivity to the fed? because it only took a day for markets to stabilize. >> it's an interesting point you make. i think initially the market didn't know what to make of janet yellen's comments. we had bond yields increasing at the same time stocks were decreasing. we haven't made up much of that ground. but i think what it speaks to is investors will need to be much more discerning going forward determining who we're going to be. again, i think we're in a position where we don't want to measure the whole mar

the gomes family is stunned. >> it's painful to watch that. she's so upset, and then, you know, you just -- the way they dragged her out from that room, that was bad. >> reporter: at the hotels there is growing depression. medical and psychological concerns for the families. >> you had to call an ambulance. >> yeah, because elderly people are passing out, and we need to call ambulances. >> my cousin just said that, you know, god has plans for all of us. so maybe god has a good plan for him up there. he needed patrick up there to fly one of his aircrafts, you know, or cook him a good meal. >> reporter: now, jacqui and her daughters have also told me today they don't really want to watch this. they're so tired of it. they've been on this up and down roller coaster for all of these weeks. when something is actually physically seen, that's when they'll start paying attention. dan. >> that makes complete sense. absolutely. >> i can't even imagine what those families must be going through. >> very difficult. >>> meantime, let's turn to ron claiborne

patrick francis gomes's family pray for him at their church in malaysia.e is the in flight supervisor for the missing plane, a job his daughter says he took very seriously. she also described him as a quiet person but with a sense of humor. 76-year-old liu rusheng was one of the oldest passengers on the flight. he was in malaysia to attend an art exhibition with his wife. lu is an accomplished calligrapher. he had several heart attacks and accidents in his life. in an article in 2006, he wrote after having escaped death several times i enjoy and treasure life even more. 239 treasured lives remembered by loved ones as they continue to wait. the question tonight is where are they? what happened to them. coming up an emergency evacuation of passengers on a plane at philadelphia international airport. we have details on that ahead. ] you've never watched her like this before. but something about spending this time together -- sailing past ancient glaciers in alaska -- makes you realize how old time is and how short life is. she can take all the time she wants.

sergeant eduardo gomes of the first calvary division demolished an enemy tank and held his ground inthe face of unyielding enemy force, exacting heavy enemy casualties and the advance unfriendly positions. alongside fellow for his cover man master sergeant michael piÑa, a veteran of world war ii ordered his unit to retreat in the face everyone please enemy and sacrificed himself to cover their safe at straw peer corporal joe bob nido up to 170 -- 187 airborne rock in it. repeatedly distracted wave after wave of enemy assaults to look renate took his life during the enemies by the withdrawal. twenty-fourth infantry division soldier private first class leonard kravitz covered the retreat of his squad mates successfully halted the enemies advance until he was killed by enemy fire. as enemy forces counterattack his platoon position, sergeant jack weinstein, also the 24th infantry division refused orders to withdraw an afflicted multiple casualties on the enemy until another platoon arrived to drawback enemy forces. third infantry division soldier master sergeant wanda negron similarly re

the special edition game gomes out this fall. >> here is a live look outside the rain.s you where the strong is the downpours are happening. >> there are a lot of developing stories. you can go to the latest for out on ourb site kron4.com >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." >> boomer the dog. that's my name. >> dr. phil: you eat dog food out of a dish? >> announcer: obsessed with animals. >> i just want to be their mom. >> announcer: adorable? or just plain creepy. >> i attempted to breast feed here. >> dr. phil: you attempted to breast feed a rabbit? >> i have never been on a date ever. >> dr. phil: go figure. >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> dr. phil: i hate to see people suffering. you've hurt long enough. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i'm going to get you the help you need. this is going to be a changing day in your life. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

sergeant atwater gorman is -- eduardo gomes, exacting heavy enemy casualties and delaying enemies advanceow first calvary men master sergeant mike c. pena, in the face of religious enemy and sacrificed himself to cover their safe withdrawal. corporal joe r. baldonado 101st airborne division repeatedly disrupted wave after wave of any assaults until the great took his life during the enemies final withdrawal. 24th infantry division soldier private first class leonard kravitz covered the retreat of his squad mates helping the enemies advance until he was killed by enemy fire. as any forces counterattacked his platoon position, sergeant jack weinstein, also the 24th infantry division refuse orders to withdraw and inflicted multiple casualties on the enemy and to another platoon arrived to drive back enemy forces. third infantry division soldier to master sergeant juan e. negron refuse to abandon his platoon, attacking the enemy at close range with small weapons fire and hand grenades and tell friendly forces arrived the next morning. private -- his last entry to kill enemy soldiers in close

the family of patrick gomes, the chief steward on the flight, told me that they will continue to burn this candle so that his soul can find its way home. >> it brings us closure. if it's in the ocean it's final, you know. he comes back in a different way, which is not what we want. >> reporter: now this morning in malaysia many of the towns and cities there are flying their flags half-mast in respect for the families and the victims. also a very moving front page here in the newspaper in kuala lumpur, you can see the plane in the darkness. goodnight, mh370. robin? josh? >> so hard to see. all right, bob, thank you. we bring in abc news aviation consultant colonel stephen ganyard. he's in washington with us this morning. and, steve, anything that's been released or revealed that will help investigators with all these theories as to what actually happened? >> not really, robin. i think the key yesterday was that we finally affirmed what we believed for probably a week to ten days now. and we came out and said, we know it's on the southern track. and if it was on the southern track, we k

the patriotic blazers were ordered by jonny gomes, a player on the red sox.ars he may have ordered one, in fact, for president obama himself. the red sox are scheduled to visit the white house next tuesday. >> they are? wait. >> they may be rocking those. >> i'm calling valerie. i want to go. >> you're going? >> of course he is! >> yes. >>> coming up next, more coverage -- >> i'm calling her right now. we have to go to that, joe. are we busy tuesday? >> the president's visit with the papal. president jonathan martin will join us on the set. >>> here is our second quiz question of the day. what was the name on joe's alarm clock on morning jolt? watch the full video at morningjol morningjolt.msnbc.com and tweet your answer. we will be right back. ♪ does anybody know what time is it i can't imagine we all have time in to cry ♪ ♪ i was walking down the street one day ♪ it's a growing trend in business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the perfor