she will interview both suspects, starting with james dean. >> hey, mr. dean. >> dean is only two weeks away from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail discovers he's responsible for the shank and choose to file new criminal charges. >> what do you know about the weapon? >> i didn't know anything about it. >> why were you back there opening boxes? >> i wasn't back there opening boxes the only time i went back down when i was stocking freezer and i was asked to go help. >> who asked you? >> a c.o. i had an inmate that's incarcerated with me in there, gary valentine, he's the one that found it and didn't think of it and tried to throw it away and the officer asked what it was and that's when it was discovered. >> how long have you been a kitchen trustee? >> roughly 70 days. >> have you had any problems down there? >> no, ma'am, i have not been any problems or any lockup, this is my first time to the hole. >> anything else you would like to tell me. >> i wouldn't jeopardize myself to have anything in my possession or in my

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. >> james dean will be sold for 200. >> this is probably the largest, most comprehensive collection of hollywood negatives and photographs in the world. >> reporter: the collection of more than 3 million negatives and photographs comes from movie star news, a landmark shop in new york founded by amateur photographer irvin claw back in the 1930s. >> the studios were discarding these negatives over all of these years. so we gave them the negatives, and people came to the store and bought photographs. >> reporter: icons from virtually every genre captured in the moment and on the sets of some of the most famous motion pictures of all time. "frankenstein." "king kong." "the wizard of oz." >> when the studio was promoting a movie they would shoot onset behind the scenes. >> reporter: stewart shyman, one of the owners who bought the collection last year, say this is the first of several auctions to come. >> first time in 75 years they've been offered to the public. >> reporter: also on the block -- personal items from the shop. irving claw's photo shoots of the legendary 1950s pin-up quee

[laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collections. this was in a way breaking a parisian code, wasn't it? instead of pretending these immigrants were not there, you're actually inspi

after james dean was caught clowning around with natalie wood.efore being snatched up by king kong. and judy garland flirting with some servicemen. the photos being auctioned off today. if you're a parent, you know how to multitask. a dad juggling it to the game. jayson werth, smook smacks the ball out there. and the dad, no glove, watch here in the stands. he reaches out. here it comes. catches the ball with his bare hand. there is the camera. look at what's in his other arm, his baby. we're still not sure, tonight, what mom thought about that. >>> the next image on the field is the one that stole our hearts today. the little 7-year-old football fan in nebraska, dreaming of scoring a touchdown, even as he battles cancer. jack hoffman is just 7. as you'll see right here, he's number 22 on the field. the nebraska cornhuskers, pulling him on the field before the game is over. they handed him the ball. which way to go? they direct him. and the crowd cheers. he runs 69 yards. the team guarding him the entire way, running beside him there. and then, t

i think earlier in the hour, jame dean incredible segment on the need to quit smoking.arliament of the president's budget is going to be raising taxes on tobacco so that we can take the rev new and expand access to pre-k and expand early learning. that's something we should be able to come together around. but it seems to be bubbling up that all of these ideas that we should be able to agree on that are not democratic or republican, they are american ideas, the republicans seem to still be holding that position of being the party of no and -- >> that's jtd true. we are not holding the party -- >> the cpi, this was a republican idea, the president is willing to turn his back on his supporters -- >> [overlapping dialogue] >> we have to reduties deficit. it's killing the dl. this uncertainty under raising tax, moving moving from crisis to crisis is hurting private-sector job growth. the two things that americans want more than to see the government reduce its spending is to strengthen the economy and jobs. in a balanced plan, going forward on this, it comes down it really

here's james dean, the brother of howard dean. no surprise howard dean's people are going to cause trouble. they're on the other side sometimes. it's called democracy in america, whatever. he says "let's be clear, president obama when it comes to cutting social security, medicaid, medicare benefits, over 200,000 progressive members of your own party don't have your back and we're going to fight you every step of the way." when you decided to do this, did you calculate that these usual voices who have organized to make these kind of arguments, and they're fair enough, i sometimes agree with them, did you know they were going to come at you? >> look, you know, compromise and deficit reduction, they're always difficult. what i would say to some of our progressive friends is let's remember a few things. the president's doing this in the context of a budget where he's protecting medicaid so that we can have a major expansion of the affordable care act and help 30 million americans get coverage. when, as opposed to the republican house

1955, the texas epic "giant" was filmed here, and townspeople got to watch rock hudson roping, james deanwell, just being elizabeth taylor. there's a shrine to the movie in marfa's paisano hotel. >> love: it was about cattle. it was about ranches.as a ut the things that we hold dear. >> marfa! >> safer: but these days, watching the passing parade, you're not quite sure if you're in mayberry or greenwich village. >> ( cheers ) >> safer: for old marfans, there's the gun show. >> we started this program in 2010. >> safer: for new marfans, a symposium on politics, culture, climate and sustainability. ♪ and, for reasons we weren't able to pin down, adolescent hula dancers. >> buck johnston: i mean, it's nutty. it's just this cultural little hub in the middle of nowhere. we think it's the best small town in america. >> camp bosworth: don't tell anybody. edit that out, please. >> johnston: that's right. >> safer: camp bosworth and buck johnston are members in good standing of the marfa new wave, their gallery packed with camp's texas-size wood carvings. >> bosworth: ts is a sixshoo'sl. and this

along with targeted spending on areas of common interest archy's very soon she spoke with james goldgeier dean of the school of international service at american university in washington also a former member of the national security council to find out whether nato it could be failing as an international player the problem is with the notion of smart defense first of all it gives rise to the notion that nato has been doing up to now is dumb defense which i don't think is the case. that the effort to be smarter is really a reaction to the reality of the financial crisis and the continued cuts the burden sharing issue is not new the united states is always complaining that the europeans aren't doing enough and i do think that if the united states wants the europeans to do more united states needs to and they will do europeans to have a greater voice in what nato does and doesn't do well is it possible with no clear enemy to fight and not enough money does the modern world still need to nato. well we've seen over the last twenty years that there have been situations that have arisen and nato has

the overwhelming straight lindsey graham p orrin hatch dean heller, john hogan. james enhoff, they're all here. johnny isaacson, ron johnson mike lee, mitch mcconnell jerry moran, rand paul, pat roberts, marco rubio jeff sessions david vitter, roger wicker. these are guys who had a chance to stop killing now the democrats who decided their senate seats and pensions of nra ratings are not getting primaried are more important than you max baucus, heidi high camp and sorry of the massacring of names. harry reid also voted no only because that means he can bring the vote up again but he gets honorary mention for