the county will now patrol hampton. >> in time, hampton perhaps could become a model on how people takeack their town and try to make a positive change. >> is there a lesson here, do you think. >> yes. very big lesson. do not put blind trust in people. just because you love them doesn't mean they are honest, you know. our trust was misplaced, you know. it's sad. it's really sad. >> you know, small town polit s politics, the good ol' boy system don't work no more. >> the moral of this story is, pay attention. go vote. make a difference because you can take on city hall. >> this little 'ol town has shown that you can make a difference by speaking up. >> people in town say they hope hampton's days as the most corrupt town in america are behind it. but the shefrn says, he's still digging. and those in town acknowledge there is probably more dirt to be found. >> that's america tonight sheila mcviccer. after the break, remembering west one year after the deadly explosion, lessons learned and a reflection on a community that's still trying to rebuild. >> >> these protestors have decided that t

the county will now patrol hampton. >> in time, hampton perhaps could become a model on how people take back their town and try to make a positive change. >> is there a lesson here do you think? >> yes, a very big lesson. do not put blind trust in people. just because you love them doesn't mean they're honest. our trust was misplaced. it's sad, really sad. >> small town politics the good old boy system don't work anymore. >> the moral of this story is: pay attention. go vote. make a difference. because you can take on city hall. this little old town has shown you can make a difference by speaking up. >> people in town say they hope hampton's days as the most corrupt town in america are behind it. but the sheriff says he's still digging and those in town acknowledge there's probably more dirt to be found . us. this is most incredible story. just when you think you've heard everything there's more to this. >> we didn't even tell you about the charges at the local convenience store where somebody wrote up $138,000 of stuff which included beer, cigarettes and soda. >> the convenience store?

don't ever come here. >> and h2-a, one of the housing units. >> we teasingly call this the hamptons, um here with no cells, freedom of movement, as long as they listen. that's kind of their punishment. the thought of having to live behind doors again. >> most inmates in there are pretty compliant, easy going. a lot of them are in there for minor crimes. so we really don't have to stay on them that much. but you do still have to supervise them. >> i call it h2-awesome. pretty nice. you have a lot more freedom. you have all-day day room, a microwave. two flat-screen tvs to watch. pull-up bar and stuff for working out. >> this is the best unit in jails. >> this is the penthouse of the jail. >> it's still jail. you are locked in one room 100% of the time. >> sean denbraven arrived, and a night he remembers little of. >> i was blacked out drunk. i don't remember eastern having that photo taken. every single time i've ever gotten in trouble has directly been related to alcohol. >> i don't control how much alcohol i drink and then i black out and then go crazy. >> denbraven says on the day

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and because of his notoriety and the note rye tie of hampton it could take a while to find a jury.some say it could take three months. >> you can see the entire report of sheila macvicar on "america tonight," right after this broadcast. sheila, thank you. >>> there's a new stage in the search for the missing malaysia 370 airline. a robotic sub, six hours, subreached its depth limit of 15,000 feet and had to return to the surface. the subwill be redeployed as soon as the weather permits. the jet liner disappeared four weeks ago with 239 people aboard. >>> another mystery, the story of 23-year-old michael rockefeller, son of nelson rock rockefeller, governor of new york. he was on an expedition to expel examine a tribe in new guinea. carl glad to have you with me. what happened to michael rockefeller? >> he was on a boat, traveling across the mouth of a river, those river mouths are turbulent places, they got into trouble, the weather was good, the vessel they were on capsized and they floated for 24 hours, and michael said, got restless and strapped two empty gasoline cans to his wa

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and the answer is yes. >> just mayo is the first product hampton creek has made available to consumershe market is big. the opportunity to have an impact financially, socially, environmentally is large. ? >> not the way i usually like to eat mayo. for you. >> for testing purposes. >> all right. >> i can't tell the difference. not for real. wow. >> that's good. beginning. i also got to taste test some of the products in the pipeline. >> what we will show you here is the world's first plant-based it? >> we do not crack it, no. what we are looking for on this get. >> yeah. >> you can see that reacts just like an egg when it starts, flat on the pan. here? >> how does it compare to scrambling a real egg? >> we are coming along. structure. right? >> they are working on texture, the process of getting the flavor right is still to come. for now, a little seasoned salt is needed to get the full effect. >> that's when we see the difference, when where the egg fav fliefr comes around? >> if i closed my eyes and tasted it with the salt, i probably wouldn't tell the difference. so what else do we h

for that and the rest of the news before the bell, let's turn to hampton pearson. good morning, hampton. >> thanks, scott, we'll start with the futures which are on the back of strong earnings and markets flipping yesterday and the nasdaq snapping the first-day winning streak and get data today later on unemployment and earnings from the like of caterpillar and gm and verizon. the dow falling 12 points and the nasdaq down 34 closing at 4126. now, apple's latest earning report easily beat wall street's forecast. the company selling nearly 44 million iphones in the most recent quarter thanks to a new sales partnership in china. investors are also cheering buy apple to return cash to shareholders by increasing stock buy-back program. apple also announcing a 7-1 stock split. these would appease shareholders to put more of its cash to use as we all wait for apple's next big product line. >>> the sec set to propose new rules today that could give internet providers more say over how fast content moves on the web. this would signal a retreat from the agency's previous sta

region direct and her she has a long time roots here in san francisco and having worked and run, hampton family center and i just wanted to acknowledge her and thank you for this opportunity. >> thank you very much appreciated. >> okay, we are through our speaker list right now. so i am going to open this up to public comment. i have a number of speaker cars, if you want to get up in line, if you are not first up, line up. robert weber, robert chambers, ma lisa thompson, and joe wilson, and dan bowers, and adelman, and moniko. >> so those individuals come forward and come on up to the podium and everyone has two minutes to speak. sir if you want to come up. >> i'm robert khamers and a participant in hospitality house and also the client of other services in the neighborhood nearby. and i was aformally homeless and in the end of 2011 and i was successful in having the table housing now, and through, the help of and in san francisco who provide the help to the community and so my point of view is that san francisco is effective with i had to address the other parts of my life to improve th

hampton pearson is joining us with the details. good morning, hampton. >> how are you doing, ross?t feel like this is the perfect follow onto your discussion in the last section about bitcoin. we're going to be talking about square. the mobile payment company that makes credit card readers that plug into a smartphone or tablet. cnbc has learned that square has secured a new resolving credit line reporting in the hundreds of millions of dollars. the deal when was the eighth this weekend was led by goldman sachs, morgan stanley, jpmorgan and barclays. wall street has really taken a big interest in square since it was found by jack dorsey back in 2009. the former gull van cfo, david recently work for government. while square isn't profitable, it has raised more than 340 million from investors including sequoia capital and visa. the financial times that drop box is lined up. half a million dollars in financing following a 350 million bid earlier this year. provides dropbox to free stories using the ftc. the money goes partly to building the instruct as it expands its global operation.

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hampton, enjoy our free you did a great job. it looks good! points on a long weekend stay. make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. ♪ >>> kids are selling fireworks across from the marcus aurelius arch. one is constantly reminded that libya was once a vital part of the ancient roman empire. that was nearly 2,000 years ago. tonight, i was told, was going to be an even bigger, wilder celebration in martyrs square, but something has happened since last night. the british foreign office has just told all uk citizens to leave benghazi, libya's second largest city, due to an unspecified threat. the libyan government, such as it is, has denied any basis for such drastic action. a lone cherry bomb now and again, an awkward flurry of roman candles. the buzz of last night's chaotic partying parched, big time. whether or not this is a result of the larger geopolitical situation, the vibe towards this western film crew seems apprehensive, uncertain. the following day feels better, somewhat. fresh produce is for sale on tripoli streets. if

make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side >> welcome back. the death toll in the ferry accident in south korea rising to 95. a total of seven crew members including the ferry captain are facing charges. the captain for abandoning ship after causing to it capsize and sink. sadly there have been others like him in the past. and captains who have gone down in history to safe lives. and others who safe lives and go down with the ship. >> reporter: he's blamed for one of the worst maritime disasters of all time, but to some captain e.j. smith a hero. he turn in for the night aboard the "titanic" when his crew told him they hit an iceberg. april 1912 and the "titanic" was on its maiden voyage. when the ship stoortd sink off the coast of canada captain smith ordered the crew to prepare lifeboats. >> they gave an order for all passengers put on life preservers. >> repo

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she is in the hamptons. you cannot call the hamptons long island. the hamptons are the hamptons.s a luxury home you can rent for the summer. i'm going to ask for the specs on this house. how many square feet? >> it is on 2.3 acres, 11,760 square feet. let me show you some of the interior and amenities coming with the seven bedroom, 10.5 bath house. you have an elevator inside, three levels, 2.3 acres built in 2012, this house is brand-new. you have a theater in the basement, a full-service spa. you have a gym, the pool and the tennis court. this is the fifth most expensive zip code in the united states of anybody's going to rent here in the hamptons, they will be neighbors with jimmy fallon, billy joel, the clintons. you need to entertain. i wanted to bring you into the kitchen to show you the fabulous kitchen. stuart: i want to know how much. $12.9 million? >> $12.9 million, but you could rent it for $550,000 for the summer. from memorial to labor day. they have had some offers. you have accepted as of yet. it'll either be a rental or it will sell for 12.9 million. no takers yet

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the hamptons are many folks' great summer escape.e houses might be just a little out of your price range, it doesn't hurt to dream, and i always like looking at pretty pictures of houses. here was a look at some of these. cheryl casone, i've been seeing this all day, my friend. it's mighty pretty. >> it is. i've actually got some new stuff to show you, gerri. i thought of you, because we're on the main floor of the house. $12.9 million if you would like to buy this mansion, but you've got a sitting room. i think this is a great place to spend 5:30 in the afternoon. there's the study, of course. but let me show you the main room, this is the main living room, and this is what you see when you first walk into the estate. seven bed with rooms, ten and a half bathrooms. there's fireplaces in almost every room. certainly, this is, you know, looking like it should be with sold. not yet. we were talking to the listing agent, and he said they've gotten some offers, nothing they're crazy about. feel free to interrupt, but i wanted to show you

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hampton pearson has the story. >> reporter: at the first public hearing on the proposed $45 billion mergerbetween comcast and time warner cable, lawmakers on the senate judiciary committee voiced concern about higher prices for consumers and too much power over what americans watch on tv. and on line. >> consumers want to know where a combined tcomcast/time warner will be in a position to provide high speed internet access, will consumes have more cable bills and more or less content? >> this issue touches people's lives every day and touches their wallets every month. >> a post-merger comcast will serve anywhere between 20 to 40% of the high speed internet market. but not at the expense of consumer choice. a top executive from comcast says that is because the competitive landscape is changing. >> while this transaction will make us bigger that is a good thing, not a problem. most of our real competitors are national and global and larger than us, like the bells, satellite companies, apple, google, sony and netflix. >> however, critics repeatedly pointed to comcast ownership of nbc univers

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for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> two influential members of the fed with slightly different timetables on when the central bank may decide to raise a key interest rate. dennis lockhart, president of the atlanta federal reserve bank, predicted today if the economy grows at a rate of around 3% over the next year, the federal funds rate could see its first hike in years during the second half of 2015. meantime, in an interview today james bullard, the president of the st. louis fed, said that hike could come as early as the first yacquarter of next year. >> a major ruling from the supreme court today that goes right to the role of money in american politics. in a 5-4 ruling, the court struck down a key part of the federal campaign finance law saying that it's okay for individual wealthy donors to give as much as $6 million to political candidates and parties. john harwood joins us now from washington with more on today's ruling. so john, this sounds a lot like this decision is a replay of citizens united. what do you think? >> reporter: it's a little

for "nightly business report," i'm hampton pearson in washington. >>> coming up on "nightly business report," how the young and healthy really feel about paying for health insurance. and why it's such a challenge to get them to sign up. >>> another large group of americans has found a different way to save money on medical coverage. young millennials are opting to stay on their parents's insurance plans instead of signing up and paying for their own. bertha coombs explains. >> reporter: for jay lundeen, navigating health insurance was a lesson in stick shock. the 25-year-old opted against taking benefits from his employer because under the aca, he was able to get coverage on his dad's insurance. >> he managed to work it out with his company and basically just get me covered without any extra cost to him. so at that point the calculation was very easy to make. it was oh, i can pay for health insurance through my company or i can stay with my dad and it doesn't cost him anything and doesn't cost me anything until i'm 26. >> reporter: more young workers like him are taking the mom and d

kristen hampton of our charlotte, north carolina, affiliate wbtv reports. >> reporter: sherry whitesidesol in new york. even though she might deserve it, her paychecks don't come with six figures so you can consider what happened on sunday on the side of the road a dream come true. >> i didn't know at the time it was money. i just saw something falling and so my son and i pulled over and we got out and when i looked down, i thought, wow. >> reporter: one after another they picked up 114 100 dollar bills, just over $11,000. >> a pretty good bit of money. >> a pretty good bit of money. >> reporter: a bank bag had flown off the car in front of sherry but the driver never turned around. 12-year-old alan whitesides started planning. >> when he saw all this money, he said, yeah, i could buy a four-wheeler with it and, yeah, we could have. >> reporter: $11,000 would buy a lot of things, but for one thing for sherry, one thing that wouldn't, a good night's sleep. >> it wasn't mine. >> reporter: the 20-year veteran did the only thing her conscience would even consider. >> you still wonder, is thi

hampton pearson starts with a look at why there's hope for an economic spring thaw. >> reporter: springtime hiring is in full bloom. just last week first time unemployment claims hit a seven-year low, dropping by 32,000 to 300,000 on seasonally adjusted basis. a jobs report showed employers adding 192,000 jobs to the economy, enough for a complete recovery of all 8.8 million jobs lost during the recession that began in 2008. that's according to the bureau of labor statistics. leading economists say people who had given up looking for work are coming back into the job market. >> we're beginning to pull those people back into the labor force and we're not causing a big increase in the unemployment rate. . they are not only able to look for work but find work. >> auto sales rose 6% last month topping 1.5 million vehicles. the biggest monthly gain since last fall. as well as construction, hiring up 20,000 in march, the best move in the last three months. treasury secretary jack lew says there's a potential for a bigger construction boom in the housing sector. >> we have seen housing values retu

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we were acting in the hamptons. we was in the hamptons.-- you know he owns revlon -- big billionaire. gentle, friendly person. >> jimmy: yeah. >> uh -- he does this benefit at his house. and we were at the hamptons and they were jamming. and we got colin powell on -- >> jimmy: to dance? >> yeah! my whole thing was i saw colin powell in the audience. and i was like, "man, if i get colin powell up to dance, yo, that's gonna be crazy." and as you see, he's got his hands on his hips. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and what -- what is he doing like the psy? "gangnam style"? >> no, no. but i was telling him we got to -- >> jimmy: is he doing "hammer time"? >> no, we were trying to get him to loosen up his -- yeah. this. uh-uh uh-uh uh-uh. ♪ now, double up double. double. double. double. forward. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's like -- >> no. >> jimmy: you got him dancing. colin powell? >> i -- you know -- you know how it was, man. everybody was in there from all walks. and colin powell -- it was like, "man, if i can get colin powell." now, tr

that's a new one. >> that brings us to hampton's biggest money maker, a notorious speed trap.ey were writing thousands of speeding tickets, raking in more than $200,000 a year. the problem was, even with although tickets hampton police officers wrote, the department spent more money than it took in. at a make or break meeting with town legislators, the people of hampton proposed moving city limits back from the highway, no more speed traps on 301 and offered up a new slate of city leaders until elections this fall. >> in time, hampton perhaps could become a model on how people take back their town and try to make a positive change. >> people in town hope hampton's days as the most corrupt town in america are behind it, but the sheriff says he's still digging and those in town acknowledge there's probably more dirt to be found. >> lawmakers have called for a special election in september to replace those in office where the corruption scandal back. >> it's a pretty little town. >> that's bad. you see officers with the mirror sub glasses on you and you wonder. >> let's look at o

hampton pearson was at that senate hearing and has more. >> reporter: heavy equipment giant caterpillar avoided paying $2.4 billion in u.s. taxes under a corporate restructuring 15 years ago that shifted most of the profits from parts sales worldwide to a subsidiary in switzerland. that's the major finding in a just released report from the senate permanent subcommittee on investigations. what turned into a five-hour marathon hearing began with committee chairman, michigan democrat carl levin, saying closing off shore loopholes should not be held hostage to a complete overhall of the tax code. >> we cannot tolerate the loss of our taxable revenue the way it is currently lost to uncle sam, which is the use of these tax loopholes which are unjustified and which are exploited and pushed over the limit at times. we've had hearing after hearing which shows that. >> reporter: caterpillar and its long-time tax consultants, price waterhouse coopers, which was paid $55 million for its strategic advice, say they are obeying the law. pointing out caterpillar's effective tax rate is 29%. three poin

hampton pearson has a look at some workers who are benefitting from the growing economy. >> reporter: the march jobs report shows the economy withstood harsh winter weather, adding more jobs than previously thought in january and february. up 37,000 for the two months with a revised february headline number topping 197,000, which also topped today's report. half a million americans got back in the labor force last month, and most of them found work. >> that's a sign that people think they can find work. and we know because the unemployment rate stayed steady that they actually were able to find work. so we're getting into those people now, we're beginning to pull those people back into the labor force. >> reporter: the job gains were broad-based. professional and business services adding 57,000 workers to payrolls, foodservices and drinking places up 30,000, both construction and health care adding 19,000 workers. >> when we look at the composition of job growth in this report, it was extraordinarily broad-based, almost every sector added jobs. >> reporter: in fact, says the bureau of