. >>> state lawmakers in florida are trying to shut down a small city called hampton.hey say officials there are corrupt and suggest up to a million dollars could be missing from the city's coffers and are investigating how a highway speed trap was turned into a moneymaking scheme. here is ed lavandera. >> reporter: welcome to twilight zone of government gone wrong, hampton, florida, population 77. >> all i could relate was duke hazard. they made boss hogg look like a sunday school teacher. >> sanction add speed trap along 301. the tiny town had 19 police officers of that's one officer for every 25 residents, writing tickets to boost the city's coffers. sheriff gordon smith says one of the officers was nicknamed rambo. >> he was actually getting out of the car with ar-15 strapped to his shoulder, tactical gear on. >> to write tickets. >> to write tickets. that's crazy. >> it wasn't illegal but in three years they wrote about $600,000 in traffic fines. when state auditors examined the city's books they found a rotten cesspool in this swampy landscape. for starters, how

lieutenant colonel dan hampton is on the line with us. it's as good a bit of information from as credible a source as we've received since march 8th when this jet disappeared. >> yeah, that's true, shepherd. and as i said from the very beginning, if i was going to try to lose an airplane, or disappear an airplane, that's where it would be. i think we were all hoping there would be a happier ending. and i need to point out again, that this is all preliminary. >> of course it is. but you've said from the beginning colonel hampton, that this would be the place to ditch it, if that's what you wanted to do, this would be the spot to do it. what i can't figure out, is why someone would want to do that. >> yeah, and assuming that's what this is, then that's obviously the next phase of all this, is motive. the first thing obviously was to find the thing. i hope this is, only because it would give the families some peace. then to figure out why. and there's a couple reasons why. it could be as simple as the pilot just blew a gasket for whatever re

lieutenant colonel dan hampton is on the line with us. it's as good a bit of information from as credible a source as we've received since march 8th when this jet disappeared. >> yeah, that's true, shepherd. and as i said from the very beginning, if i was going to try to lose an airplane, or disappear an airplane, that's where it would be. i think we were all hoping there would be a happier ending. and i need to point out again, that this is all preliminary. >> of course it is. but you've said from the beginning colonel hampton, that this would be the place to ditch it, if that's what you wanted to do, this would be the spot to do it. what i can't figure out, is why someone would want to do that. >> yeah, and assuming that's what this is, then that's obviously the next phase of all this, is motive. the first thing obviously was to find the thing. i hope this is, only because it would give the families some peace. then to figure out why. and there's a couple reasons why. it could be as simple as the pilot just blew a gasket for whatever re

i know you looked at hampton specifically.o you get the impression that well, nobody really wants to deal with it because that corruption at a different level is happening even above hampton, even in other places, and nobody wants to draw attention to themselves? >> reporter: well, i think the oversight issue is the bigger thing, whether it be news media oversight or just internal oversight. where you have people kind of watching each other. when you're kind of out away maybe from an urban center, maybe you're more prone to see this. but a couple of people we talked to, running cities whether it be a small thing -- a small city or large city it complex these days in many ways. and the sheriff there was wondering whether or not there was just kind of the brain power to handle it all. >> all right. thanks very much to both of you. i appreciate it. pretty incredible report. we're going to put that online. we really want your comments on ed's great report on hampton. >>> outfront next, a man sentenced to death finds unexpected hel

i myself am a big hampton pearson fan. class act. he's a guy who probably opens up the door for a lady. we love you, hampton. taking a live look at your radar, not a lot to show you. i want to tell you right now it's going to get active later on today so grab that umbrella, make sure you have your coat this morning. temps are in the 40s in some cities. and it's feeling like winter out there with a winter storm. very, very close to the bay area at this point. although we're not feeling the impact yet it's going to come in so quickly. i can tell you that. and the winds are going to be fierce today. this is what we're working with. temperatures mostly in the 50s, we do have quite a few 40s. 48 along the peninsula, north bay this morning waking up with 45 degrees. so today's going to be cool, only climbing into the upper 50s. no 60s on the map. that means you're going to need your coat about all day long. this is a cold system. before the front comes through i stop futurecast at 2:00 p.m. and you want to look at the key. you get the warm

hampton, thanks very much. hampton pearson reporting for us tonight from the nation's capitol. >>> still ahead, what would it take to cause a national blackout? a new report says not much. so how safe are our utilities? that story next. . >>> will the trouble for general motors worsened today. the automaker now admits thought knew about ignition switch problems in some of its compact cars as early as 2001. now, that was three years earlier than previously reported. those faulty switches resulted in dozens of accidents and 12 deaths. phil lebeau joins us now from chicago with more on the deepening crisis at g.m. you know what's questionable here, phil, if g.m. knew about the ignition all the way back to 2001 why didn't they do more about it? >> reporter: what's unclear when you look at the documents is whether or not this was looked at as an isolated incidents. the 2001 incident was actually a preproduction model, saturn ion that a technician saw stall. they looked at it, did some analysis, filed a report. there

you know, i think about an article that "mother jones" did on you guys and hampton creek foods, and theyd you want to change food the way apple changed phones, the way google changed how we get information. that is a huge vision, but it takes an enormous amount of money. how hard is it to break into this and have the funds to back you so you can try to achieve the dreams you are trying to achieve? >> we have been around for about two years and four months. i think the least difficult has been convincing some of the world's billionaires to put their capitol and energy and money behind us. when you show them what is the reality of the world right now, and have them on a small space, these folks who have been wildly successful look at that and say that is crazy, and we have got to be smarter about it, and i think -- you know, when we think about what a transformation means, i think at its heart we can think about technology, and i think we can get caught up too much in 3-d printing, but the reality is how do we make healthier food more affordable for everyone everywhere. and i think it's si

here's hampton pearson. >> reporter: despite the harsh winter weather nation-wide, that kept more than 7 million workers at home for at least part of the month, employers stepped up hiring. job gains beat forecasts by 46,000, renewing hopes that jobs and growth could accelerate this year. >> obviously we were somewhat upset by the polar vortex. but i think that this reaffirms that grow pattern, that in fact not only is the economy growing but it's accelerating. >> reporter: for those with jobs, average hourly pay was up 9 cents to just over $24 an hour. it's the biggest monthly gain in eight months. with hourly wages up 2.2% in the last 12 months, ahead of the inflation rate. but labor secretary tom perez says we can do better. >> real wages are up slightly. but way too many people are still working hard and falling behind. we've seen productivity since 1980 or so has gone up over 90%, real wages have gone up something like 3%. >> reporter: even the increase in the unemployment rate to 6.7% was a good thing. it went up because more people began looking for work. carmax, the nation's la

hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: with the april 15th tax deadline a little more than three weeks away, both the irs and the top treasury department troubleshooter are warning taxpayers about what they say is the largest ever telephone fraud scam. more than 20,000 taxpayers in nearly every state in the country have collectively paid over $1 million to telephone scammers and con artists in recent months. individual claiming to be irs agents on the phone demanding debit card payments or a wire transfer. the scammers threaten their victims with arrests, deportation, or loss of their driver's license if they refuse to pay. the irs says its first contact with people about unpaid taxes is usually by mail, not the telephone. and no one from the irs asks for payment using a prepaid debit card, wire transfer and does not take credit card numbers over the phone. if you owe taxes or think you may owe federal taxes, hang up and call the irs at 800-829-1040. >> this is the second time in the last six months the irs has put out an alert about this particular telephone scam, which as we said has

it's a place known for now as hampton, florida. days to prove it can be trusted on lose its status, a city. the first step happened tuesday night when frustrated residents packed city hall and saw every member of their city council resign. >> the city still ain't doing what's right. >> reporter: some hope the move will convince state lawmakers to spare their beloved hampton, a beloved town an hour south of jacksonville. jim, a former mayor, says despite its reputation hampton should be preserved. >> there's good people here. it don't look like good people because we're considered the most corrupt town in america, but we're not. >> reporter: state officials say for years hampton, population 477 was overzealous in handing out traffic tickets to fill its coffers. it started in the a90s when the city an ex-ed a sliver of land along along highway 301 to increase its revenue by catching speeders. >> the limit dropped from 65 to 55. in just one year the city made about a quarter million dollar office this short stretch of road. so short t

have a great day. >> hampton, i like that tie. looking sharp. >> thank you. >> is there anything not to like about hampton pearson? >> we think hampton is sharp. >> also looking nice is there anything not to like about this forecast? >> well, a couple things, pollen levels are going to go up. essentially the little ones too, you feel so bad for them. it's one of those things either you are allergic or you're not. and a lot of times people are coming in sniffling, half the newsroom is doing okay. the pollen levels aren't that high now but what i can tell you is they are going to creep up through this weekend. so keep that in mind. right now we're doing okay, temperatures mostly in the 50s, headed to the upper 60s by lunch time. then we're going to level off your temperatures as we head throughout the second half of the day and the onshore flow returns. it's off shore flow that kept us warm. throughout the day today coastal low clouds will roll in as we head throughout the evening so temperatures right now pretty mild out there. mos

pete was a grat wad of hampton institute -- graduate of hampton institute, now known as hampton university. an institution that he loved and revered. following graduation, he earned a masters of business administration from new york university. highly educated, not sure which career path he would take, mr. allison upon graduation made a trip to durham to visit his family who lived in this hoist torque community. his father worked at north carolina mutual life insurance company. mr. allison was awed on that visit, he was awed by durham and its thriving environment for african-american business. on that visit pete became acquainted with a gentleman named john stewart whom i remember so well. president of mutual savings and loan association there in durham, and he was offered a job as a teller. he was more than a teller, after 25 years he became chief executive officer in less than 25 years. that was remarkable. during his tenure at the savings and loan association, he continued to build on the groundbreaking work of other men ke john and c.c. and mr. moore, and james shepherd, and john wheel

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lieutenant colonel dan hampton is on the line with us. it's as good a bit of information from as credible a source as we've received since march 8th when this jet disappeared. >> yeah, that's true, shepherd. and as i said from the very beginning, if i was going to try to lose an airplane, or disappear an airplane, that's where it would be. i think we were all hoping there would be a happier ending. and i need to point out again, that this is all preliminary. >> of course it is. but you've said from the beginning colonel hampton, that this would be the place to ditch it, if that's what you wanted to do, this would be the spot to do it. what i can't figure out, is why someone would want to do that. >> yeah, and assuming that's what this is, then that's obviously the next phase of all this, is motive. the first thing obviously was to find the thing. i hope this is, only because it would give the families some peace. then to figure out why. and there's a couple reasons why. it could be as simple as the pilot just blew a gasket for whatever re

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hampton pearson has more on the controversial proposal. >> reporter: president obama wants the labor department to revamp regulations to require overtime pay for the millions of fast food supervisors and convenience store managers and others who routinely work 50 to 60 hours a week without getting overtime pay. right now, if you make $455 a week, roughly $24,000 a year, your employer does not have to pay you overtime over that threshold. the labor department benchmark hasn't changed since 2004. >> the president believes that if you're making $25,000 a year and you're working 60 hours a week you should be getting paid for the extra hours you work. and that's what this is about. >> reporter: the administration has not said where it wants to set the new threshold, but the economic policy institute, a progressive washington think tank wants to double the benchmark. it estimates an additional 5 to 10 million workers might then become eligible for overtime. >> the whole purpose of this really toys make sure that people are better paid, that workers have more money in their pocket. we've go

hampton pearson has more. >> reporter: outside the supreme court, early spring snow didn't dampen theusiasm of those on both sides of the constitutional challenge to the so-called contraceptive mandate in the affordable care act. women's rights activists begging justices to uphold the obamacare requirement that employers provide birth control coverage at no extra charge. faith groups supporting the challenge from two family-run businesses that offering contraception violates their religious beliefs. the owners of oklahoma retail giant hobby lobby with 600 scores and 13,000 employees are facing $100 a day fines that could cost the business $475 million a year for not providing contraception coverage. the firm is among at least 50 for-profit corporations nation-wide claiming a religious fais exemption from the health care law. >> anytime the government is telling you, your option is to pay a fine instead of practice your religion, that's a substantial burden. and what congress said and what the first amendment says is that religious freedom, not being fined by the government, not being

mayor molly ward, the city of hampton, preservation groups, hampton security council, virginia's governor and virginia's congressional delegation. these parties worked together at the local, state and federal level to urge the president to use his powers under the antiquities act to take immediate action to establish fort monroe as a national monument. while i supported legislation introduced by my neighboring colleague, congressman scott rigell, to enshrine fort monroe as part of the national park system, this bill stalled in committee and was really never given a proper hearing. without the president's statutory authority to protect this land, it is doubtful that fort monroe and the history of the site would be protected as it is today. mr. speaker, the underlying -- had the underlying bill been law in 2011 when president obama designated fort monroe as a national monument, we would be nearing the three-year approval deadline, including -- included in this bill and the powerful role -- that fort monroe played in our nation's history wooble in danger of being lost to future -- would be i

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> some discouraging data about the job market and long-term unemployed, a new princeton university study finds that only 11% of americans who have been jobless for more than six months will ever retain steady full-time work. 3.8 million people, that's about 37% of all out of work americans, are considered to be among the long-term unemployed. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine, be president obama announcing new sanctions against russia targeting specific russian officials and a russian bank. over that annexation of crimea. but the white house admits now the impact could actually hurt the global economy. >> this is not our preferred outcome. these sanctions would not only have a significant impact on the russian economy but could also be disruptive to the global economy. however, russia must know that further escalation will only isolate it further from the international community. >> well, eamon javers joins us now from washington with more. the president targeted among other russian officials russian cronies, he says, o

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hampton, enjoy our free you did a great job. it looks good! then fuel up with up to 9,000 hhonors bonus points on a long weekend stay. make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. >>> "news4 at 11" begins with breaking news. >> tonight two people were gunned down near a church in the district. it happened a few hours after police chief cathy lanier had testified before the d.c. council about a spike in murders this year. we'll have a live report from the scene in minutes. >>> in prince george's county the crime tape is up after a police-involved shooting. a press conference just wrapped up. >> shomari stone joins us live with information from investigators. shomari? >> reporter: right now police are searching for a suspect who shot someone in this neighborhood right over here. i'm standing at hill oaks road and hill road. police have roped off this area while they gather more details on what led up to this shooting. tonight prince georges county police tell us some people who live in the neighborhood behind this crime scene tape c

this is a hamptons beach house. he's knocked the price down to $22.9 million. 5500 square foot house, four beds, six baths, recording studio, piano room naturally. there is no pool or tennis court. >> it's on the beach though. >> it's on the beach. it's location, location, location. south of the highway, is that right? >> yeah. south of the highway. you walk and get stand in your toes when you walk out the door. >> how would you sell this house? >> nate berkus designed it. it is absolutely beautiful home. and i think it's one of the next houses to go. the hamptons is now coming into season. this house is going to go. it's beautiful. >> why has it not gone quicker at a higher price? >> there was issues about showing it, guests staying there, there were all kinds of issues. i think this is one of the next houses to go. >> does he have another house out there? >> yeah. >> he has another house. and he's doing all the concerts -- he's going to own madison square garden. see you next hour. >> thank you. >> sue? >> thanks,

hampton pearson joins us now with all the details.ening. >> larry, this is the second major constitutional challenge to obamacare. there were demonstrators both for and against the two family-owned businesses that say covering certain birth control methods violates their rmgs beliefs. the oral argument inside the court focused on whether prof - profit-making businesses have rights. the supreme court has never ruled on that before. the three women justices questioned whether a favorable business ruling would open the door to piecemeal challenges to things like blood transfusions or vaccinations based on religious grounds. justice anthony kennedy so often the likely swing vote once again he really challenged both sides, pointing out if the government's logic for fail, it's possible a corporation might be required to pay for abortions. but he also expressed concerns about the rights of female employees, if their employers, for example, might be conservative and order conservative dress based on their religious beliefs. chief justice robe

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i hope so. >> colonel dan hampton with us live. thank you for your service and for joining us this morning, colonel. >> caller: thanks very much. we'll hope for the best. >> the ocean up to 12,000 feet deep in some areas. this new discovery could debunk what many have been focussing on for days, and that could be pilot sabotage. a boeing 777 instructor joined shepard smith a few moments ago, his theory, possibly a fire on board. >> caller: this also explains why there was no commune yags or the acars dropping off. when there's a fire, these components drop off by the protection circuiting and perhaps by pilotis turning them off, because when you have a fire, any kind of electrical fire, you start turning off components. and perhaps the radios were not working where they could not have made any contact. again, as i have mentioned on several interviewiinterviews, a fire is probably the worst-case scenario. a fire propagates so quickly that there's no time. there was an ups 747 freighter crash a few years ago that was carrying lithium

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hampton pearson joins us more from washington with more. what are we going to learn?louisa. the fed will publish results of those stress tests. this afternoon, most likely after the closing bell on wall street. here is the way it works. a group of 30 banks are taking part in this year's test, up from 18 last year. they've become increasingly important tool for regulators to ensure that the banks aren't eating too much into their capital cushions, examining how they would weather a major potential market shock. now, the tests determine how much captain banks can return to investors through dividends and share buybacks and whether they can ramp up their profit targets if the fed fientsdz any of the 30 banks are at risk, they'll have a few days to change their capital plans. analysts expect more banks to pass, but last year american express had to lower its capital distribution plans. the first chunk is designed to show bank's relative strength if each bank made the same competitive move. last year, only allied financial failed to meet that minimum 5% capital buffer in t

>> that led the be hurt real-estate in the hamptons. [laughter] >> also puts pressure in russia. >> and they will be happy if they don't get summer in the hamptons but there is little ability. they may not leave crimea or the eastern ukraine. he holds all the high cards with what he sells to russia they could turn that off when you have the europeans shivering in the dark is not unprecedented i think we should be the long game. putin has been there 16 years this is the culmination of his plan of energy dominance. we need to say the next 15 years if they are lousy without western technology and investment to diversify. cheryl: also to step up natural gas production because that is the revenue generator if you take that away he has less power over eastern europe and the u.s. is a better position. >> even though he does help the russians. [laughter] >> that is the peace they are dependent on russian energy. if we could have the europeans diversify and drive down that oil to the of sweet spot to develop of it fracking process $99 a barrel t

it was designed that i architects george and frederick hampton and they had another building in the lower left hand corner it had two wings at the rear with the glass. in 1886 they had a admit building and the union iron works built the admiral ship in the 1898 it went around the corners. it was nationally significant for the shipbuilding and one of the continuously operated shipyards it was known for its ability to build and repair a ship and what was in the use of electricity and the fabrication process it was the best prepared on the west coast and had a scientific management to increase efficiency in ship building. in 1905 the bethlehem steel bought this and they built the first dry dock that's shown in the images was damaged in the 19067 earthquake and also damage that we know of buildings 213 and 214 from the 1906 earthquake. building 102 was built in 1912 by the iron works and this was designed by san francisco charles weeks in the republican as a revival and this is a powerhouse that provides the power to the shipyard. world war i by 1910 the union iron works what the largest ship

hampton, enjoy our free you did a great job. it looks good! a long weekend stay. make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. >>> so glad to have your company here on this saturday morning. i'm christi paul. >> and i'm victor black wii. there have been major developments in the missing flight 370 overnight with the half hour here. we're going to start with all the things that have developed overnight. starting with this, the malaysian prime minister confirmed that the boeing 777 deviated from its flight plan because of, and this is a quote, deliberate action by someone on the plane. now, the prime minister stopped just short of calling it a hijacking. but a government source tells the associated press that is exactly what happened here. >> also, i want to let you know that the search area is now focused on two corridors. two different corridors to this point. look at this map. you see that red area? that's where they're looking. it extends as far north as kazakhstan, and the other as far south as the indian ocean. that search area