. >> stephen: you wrote an article this fall in the old "new york times," the grady di there called "ch people just careless." guess who has two thumbs, a lot of cash and doesn't care that these aren't thumbs, okay? (laughter) why as a rich person -- here's an emotional intelligence. why should i care about -- why should i care? i'm rich. i got mine, jack. >> reasonable question. but think about bill gates. here's a guy who made millions, billions -- >> stephen: bill's a friend, be careful. >> and he spends his time -- some of his time -- getting to know people who are very poor and getting to understand them. he says it makes things very meaningful for him. another reason is, you know, the pope makes the argument that it's the ethical thing to do is tune into people who are poor or powerless -- >> stephen: yeah, yeah, yeah. but that was the real pope. the new spoep a fake pope. are you a catholic? >> no. >> stephen: well, you wouldn't know it. that's not a real pope. >> but i like what he says a lot. >> stephen: of course, of course. what is the empathy gap you talk about? we have an

. >> on a concrete level, grady will be made of fixed ash are great deal will be made of the extent tohich india has or has not -- a great deal will be made of the extent to which india has or has not changed. what changes has indian society seen? >> there have been some significant changes in the way that i response to incidents of sexual that i response to incidents of sexual violence and abuse. up courts that will deal with cases of sexual violence. those changes have been put in place by the authorities, and the fact that this case got so much attention did go a long way towards breaking long-standing social and cultural taboos regarding the public discussion of sexual violence in india. remember, this is a traditionally patriarchal society, and the violence and abuse against women has been going on for generations, and to expect that to disappear within one year is unrealistic. meet today,sters there is a long way to go in terms of changes that need to be done to ensure that there is safety for women across india. >> the one-year anniversary of the attack of a student. to south af

. >> grady judd is the sheriff in poke county, florida. >> whether you stand over a 12-year-old child that's dead jumped from a cement siloh, your heart is broken forever. >> her mother says she was being bullied in school and online. hateful messages and texts tent on popular social sites such as facebook. >> i think the biggest one that stood out to me was drink, bleach and die. go kill yourself. you're ugly. nobody likes you. i hate you. why you are still alive? >> officials at crystal lake ma middle school changed her classes to fwet her way from the bullies. when that didn't work, her mom pulled her out of sixth grade to home-school her instead. she thought she was safe. but for a text savvy child, shutting out the world is not simple. i sent her my cell phone to con tablgt her friends. >> rebecca found her way back online to the students allegedly tormenting her. >> she wanted to see what was gong in her world. and unfortunately in her world there were bully that's were tormenting her literally to her death. >> it wasn't just facebook and instagram, rebecca also had accounts on

>> reporter: not enough according to the grady campaign. they and their coalition plan to rally today. news of another school shooting this one in colorado. >> today, of all days we have another event at centennial. we need national policy. we need a national result. >> these kind of rallies, these kind of events just simply remind all of us that our work is not done and our conscious not clear. we've got to do even more. >> reporter: not everyone agrees on the path to change. he says he supports background checks but he's weary of gun control measures. >> i get mad i see them up there saying kids not guns when we should be protecting our kids with our guns. >> reporter: for people like jaine guns don't sound like a solution. her nephew was killed with a gun. many of the same people will gather at the gene's friend. another rally will follow. ann rubin. >> at ktvu.com we posted a list of memorials being held. >>> officers investigating a burglary found a cash of weapons inside a vallejo home. police released this picture of the assault rifl

. >> individuals like grady who clings to the memories of a different stronger detroit.nd some how keeps the faith that things will get better. don't give up. abandon ship? no. there is no aban don abandon ship here. that is life itself. >> joining us now is the law professor from michigan and also edward mcneil. and professor i want to begin with you. i think we under stood fro undea legal stand point that there would be negotiations when detroit wakes up tomorrow is there going to be something different or tangible that you can see. >> i don't think the residents will see a difference. the garbage will be collected and they'll have the same number of street lights. but yo what you will see that is different is this is a bit of a set back for the unions. i think judge rhodes decided that the michigan constitution does provide them the protection they were hoping for. that puts them in a position of negotiations where they no longer have the silver bullet that they were hoping for. and that may lead to a different dynamic for the discussions for the unions and bond holde

>> reporter: not enough according to the grady campaign. they and their coalition plan to rally today. news of another school shooting this one in colorado. >> today, of all days we have another event at centennial. we need national policy. we need a national result. >> these kind of rallies, these kind of events just simply remind all of us that our work is not done and our conscious not clear. we've got to do even more. >> reporter: not everyone agrees on the path to change. he says he supports background checks but he's weary of gun control measures. >> i get mad i see them up there saying kids not guns when we should be protecting our kids with our guns. >> reporter: for people like jaine guns don't sound like a solution. her nephew was killed with a gun. many of the same people will gather at the gene's friend. another rally will follow. ann rubin. >> at ktvu.com we posted a list of memorials being held. >>> officers investigating a burglary found a cash of weapons inside a vallejo home. police released this picture of the assault rifl

. >> reporter: grady says he lived in new york when the city outgrew the 212 area code and witnessed the demand for the area code spawn a gray market for phone numbers. he says the same thing could happen here for people who don't want a 628 number. >> i think you would probably want to find who's selling 415 numbers and i'm sure they broker it. if i lived in new york and oh they're giving me a 347 and i want a 212. >> reporter: the new area codes means people living in san francisco and marin county will have to dial the full 10 digit phone number even if it's 415 to 415 or 628 to 628 starting one year from today. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> there's new information about the data breech at target store. the number of credit and debit cards affected is 3 million. stolen information includes names, card numbers, expiration dates and the three digit security code. today state attorney general camela harris offered her advice. >> in this era of fabulous technology be mindful it's important to change pass codes frequently to review your statements as the

. >> that was grady. >> i look the pool float. still have time. >> this is now the second day in a row that i've been the last person. >> you have 30 seconds. don't you have any books to sell. this is your moment. >> come back in in styx months -- in six months. >> yeah, order not cool. >> don't forget to set your >>> welcome to "hannity." the fate of the "duck dynasty" show up in the air as the robertsons rally behind family patriarch phil. in response to a&e suspending him from the show because he voiced his opinions ab homosexuality the family said, quote, we want to thank you for your prayers and support. the family spent much time in prayer since learning of a&e's decision. we want you to know that we are a family rooted in our faith in god and our belief that the bible is his word. some of phil's unfiltered comments to the reporter were coarse. his beliefs are grounde

. >> meet grady judd, sheriff of polk county. in 40 years as a cop, he has waged battle against violent crimes and human trafficking. it is important for him to know about the place he was born and raised. 50 years ago, this stretch of central florida was a sleepy patch work of cattle ranches and citrus groves. then came a mouse, and with it, theme parks, millions of tourists, rapid development and ultimately the business of sex for sale. >> all of a sudden, we have new dancing establishment. we had massage parlors. how many young deputy during part of this time, and we start fighting against this in this community. because, wait a minute, that's not the wholesome community that we wanted. >> from the outside, this may look like just another roadside oasis for wary travellers. but inside, deputies with the polk county sheriff's office are busy spinning a high-tech web to snare buyers and sellers of sex. >> this is the technology hub of the operation. >> there are cameras that we put in place. >> what it allows us to do is see the

. >> that was grady. >> i look the pool float.is now the second day in a row that i've been the last person. >> you have 30 seconds. don't you have any books to sell. this is your moment. >> come back in in styx months -- in six months. >> yeah, order not cool. >> don't forget to set your dvr so you don't miss an episode of the five. >>> the president takes the blame for a screw-up on health care, but points to a comeback year in 2014. this is "special report. " >> good evening, i'm bret baier. president obama will leave for a huh wine -- hawaiian vacation in about an hour, but a speech on regrets of obamacare, cautiousness over the nsa and defiance over his eroding public standing. chief white house correspondent ed henry was in the middle of it this afternoon. >> reporter: every cl way --

. >> commander grady velencez is one of those caught in the blast. >> it knocked me to the ground. it was almost like being on a roller coaster, the rush of air that went past your ears. >> prince georges county 911 center. what is the location of the emergency? >> the incredible incident begins minutes before the explosion, when several 911 calls come in reporting a gas leak. >> what is your emergency? >> the emergency is gas leakage. >> the fire department gets everyone out of the shopping mall and locates the leak in the back of the building. it's a dangerous situation, and time is running out. seconds later, the gas finds an ignition source and the building explodes. >> the explosion was so intense that it blew debris past my buggy which is approximately 250 feet away from the building. >> the roof of the mall erupts into the sky. >> i was able to look dead on at this building, see the roof lift, look straight through the glass blowout, see the back of the building, see the wall drop. >> despite the chaos, battalion chief mcswain remains calm as

politician least five dollars the homemade choc top and former finance minister and senior aide to son grady was amongst the dead missile he was the target of attack for strikeouts and i am sometimes the boy getting off the las night. as emergency workers can still be dead and wounded to hospital. after i come home to me today breaks these nasty streak. during the morning rush. security sources say a stolen vehicle was made that up to sixty kilograms of explosives and remotely detonate it. leaving behind the screen to in the middle of the streets with it and soak them in the desk of them. the looks of that stuff so that's when we knew it had all gone the bonus trac its target sunni opposition leader mohammad top. on his way to much fourteen police in the team when he's called lee was hit by the deadly toons a former finance minister said that was an outspoken critique of the sea remains demon and its ally hezbollah and declares aide to former prime minister saad and heidi be. his assassination comes as yet another politically motivated stride. in a country deeply divided over the war in neig

impressive for an end grady and maybe. language in the city with influence the flow constructed a bit more. it's a bit more lyrical in. it pretty. as a vector cease its aches and it makes sense that i study and telling us about him use a testament to four oz beers at egyptian holds up a pay as kate's be released in january and then the new album coming out in march fell to me said maple. the stadler wet and see the festive season the holiday season. at present. he faces another set of cheesy christmas my cousin a flag carrying on he got since this trend is still so tender that tempest. though the term is not a . my experiences outside the studio and up rehearsal studio are of limited play and then inside the law. my world. he is one of the small matter well gotta treat feel righteous than a handful that is this love because that just a decade old senate candidates am going to campus and that's the thing with daphne came on and off spin fashion brownie points think a lot to see him that the two chains that can felt that the

analysts thought, the way that grady reunites families and unite the country is very emblematic of the technology, at least in the 1930's, 40's, 50's, the image of the nuclear family candid to fund and an iran the radio. mother and father and children and dog and cat and so forth get in front of a radio listening to a, a program from los angeles are play being broadcast from new york, that is radio at its best unifying family in the nation. but it was conducted in voice. now, what -- some -- what he did was run out how to do it, built to huge areas. rather near plymouth rock. of the one his government did he transmitted test messages. he realized that he had done the right. he then sent shortly before christmas in 1900 to six a message by morse code to aid the ships in the western atlantic that belong to the in hanford company in a or bringing bananas of from the places of like an heiress to the east coast port saying quite simply, this now for a broadcast at one minute to midnight on christmas eve. christmas eve 1906 happened to be a dark and stormy night. it was a blizzard blowing of

economic adviser to chris christie. >> also, grady was the director of the omb director.ation, a key adviser for christie. >> can you promise me i'm not going to have to do another debt ceiling. we're going to pass that thing. no big showdown? >> it'll get done. it'll get done because if the shutdown didn't happen for the same political reasons, right? nobody wants to go through that again. they're not going to put us through that. i don't know, i don't know. i think it's not -- there's not going to be a clean bill. the president starts this off on the wrong foot with the ultimatum. the leadership is saying an exact different thing. steve, i hope you have that luxury. >> if i have to do that story again. >> i think that's likely we're having horse trading around that and it's going to be significant around tax reform, tax extenders. a lot of taxes expiring that matter to a lot of senators. the good news is, i think the budget could probably get done at the beginning here. and after that, who knows. >> thank you, guys. i've seen -- you do boring stories no matter what. it

. >>> tengo grady de carne. y si saben de alguien que cocina mejor que usted compralo. comenzÓ el conteo regresivo. y ayer nos fuimos a dar un paseo con alan, y le dimos una sorpresa al dasa que se quedo con el ojo cuadrado. >>> redondo, grande y fuerte. >>> ahÍ estÁ. por supuesto. oigan, que creen. que lastima que no estarÉ en el revoltillo, porque escÁndalo en el mundo del bÁsquet, le aparece un hijo a dwyane wade del miami heat. aÑo nuevo, bebÉ nuevo, a ver que pasa con esta situaciÓn. >>> problema nuevo. >>> todo en el revoltillo. >>> guau. todo eso. y mÁs adelante aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica." la casita mÁs feliz. >>> elvis crespo cantara su sopa de caracol. no se lo pierda. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] no esperes por lo bueno... llégale en sólo sesenta segundos con totino's pizza rolls. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> aquÍ tenemos un amigo somhabreroso que cambia de sombre sombrero. >>> este no cubre nada del frÍo. >>> el dasa. >>> desde nueva york. >>> es la primera vez que visitas nueva york? >>> sÍ, es la primera vez. >>> es la primera vez que un cantante de regional mexicano cantand

i'm bill lee, professor in grady college. our second panel discussion is going to get into the nitty-gritty of covering the supreme court. you notice on the screen above our panelists is a sketch which is the only technology that the supreme court allows in the courtroom and this is very graciously provided by art lean, who does sketches for a scotusblog and through our panel, i will rotate through a couple other sketches. >> [inaudible] >> veteran supreme court reporters frequently described collegiality among the members of the press corps. often attributing this to the lack of scoops on this beat. as linda greenhouse said, and she covered the court for 30 years for "the new york times,." we all have access to the same information. adam lip-tak currently covers the court, current washington focus on secrets does not apply to supreme court. pete williams has said, this is not a source beat. yet shortly after the 2012 health care ruling january greenberg of cbs news wrote a piece about chief justice roberts switching his vote