all right james poore. good morning, mr. poore.are represented by cathy frye, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> unlike cedric whose public defender is likely to be carrying a heavy case load and have limited resources, james poore has hired a private defense attorney. >> miss frye has been in this morning. not guilty plea entered on your behalf. good luck. >> thank you. >> after the arraignment, the two brothers try to talk. but an officer notices the exchange and separates them. >> did that go the way you thought? >> oh, no. i didn't know nothing about no attorney. how is his court process moving quicker than mine. >> you tried to talk after you were arraigned. what were you trying to say to him? >> how did you get an attorney? how were you able to afford an attorney. i know i'm scrambling to try to get an attorney myself. >> you gonna be cool? >> it never hurts to shed a tear especially when you're a man of deep feelings. >> catch up, catch up, catch up. >> on the advice of his new attorney, james declined to discuss the case any

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poor are concerned. good to have you on this program. up next, conductor james conlon. stay with us. two-time grammy winner james conlon is the conductor and music director of the los angeles opera. he is also championing composers whose work is not so well known to contemporary audiences. music by composer silence by that knotty regime. me.by the nazi regi the oratorio combines the story of moses leading the israelites to freedom with negro spirituals. the achievements were hijacked by racism. let's take a look first at james conlon conducting the cincinnati orchestra and chorus. ♪ tavis: good to have you on the program. >> thank you so much. tavis: let me start by talking about the state of opera. the opera is in trouble, it seems. wantte this down because i to get some context for our conversation if i can. peril,ld of opera is in as i said a moment ago. san diego's opera will fold now after 49 years. these are the closures of late. the new york city opera, 2013. baltimore opera, 2009 opera. boston, 2011. i percent tonio 2012. clearly you still believe in it -- opera san antonio 2

poor and people of color. >> earlier this month, attorney james kinney, who is retiring from the securities and exchange commissionve a widely reported speech at his retirement party. he said his bosses were to "tentative and fearful" a hold wall street accountable for the 2008 economic meltdown. kinney, who joined the sec in 1986, had tried and failed to bring charges against more effective than the agencies 2010 case against goldman sachs. he said the sec has become -- well, for more we turn to our guest, matt taibbi, award-winning journalist, formally with "rolling stone" magazine and now with "first look media." his book is called, "the divide: american injustice in the age of the wealth gap." matt, we welcome you to democracy now! it is remarkable, certainly needed book in this day and age. talk about the thesis. what is the divide? >> this book grew out of mike's prince covering wall street. i have been doing it since the crash in 2008. over and over i would cover these very complex and often socially destructive capers committed by white collar criminals. the punchline that all of these stories were basical

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james flanigan. it has been another emotional day there. the court is adjourned a few times due to him crying again. >> yes, it has. we have been back and forth in the way that we were poorhe start of the trial. oscar was very emotional. he has held it together the last few days. today, it was a bad day. i think because harry nell is turning the screws. he is winding up to the end of cross-examination and things are getting very tough for oscar pistorius. he has said i do not believe your crying and breaking down. you are crying and breaking down because you are making mistakes. whatnconsistencies between he says from one day to the next, even from one minute the next, are so obvious. you do not a legal mind to see them. he really is tying himself up in knots. harry started the day very confrontational he, saying that today is the day i will prove you cannot be true. these events cannot possibly be true. he really is circling him like a wounded animal. he is very emotional. his family is looking very bleak. i would not be surprised if we saw the end of cross-examination today. harry really is getting to the point where he is going to confront the story us -- pis torius a

poor people. >> yeah. that's exactly what it is. congressman, great to have you with us tonight. james clyburn from south carolina here on "the ed show." thank you, sir. i appreciate it i want to bring in state senator nina turner of ohio, middle of the country, buckeye state, currently running for the ohio secretary of state position. nina, do the people in the middle of the country, does this play in ohio? when you go out, do you hear this? do you hear people who are being -- who are economically challenged talk about this issue? >> i do, ed, from dark county, which is in the southern part of the state, to cuyahoga county to the north, citizens in this state are outraged. you know, what has happened in the senate today is just pure heartless, ed that is the only way you can describe it, that republicans would not -- would hold up a vote on the minimum wage increase. it is heartless. and american people are tired. ohioans are tired of having republicans whisper sweet nothings in their ear. they absolutely deliver nothing. it is heartless. so, if people want better laws, ed, we need be

strong records and poor visibility are also making it difficult to search inside the ferry for any possible survivors. >>jamestemperatures will bounce back nicely but as we take a look into next week the chance for rain returns. >>: listed a look at the satellite and radar view, all light cloud cover. not much out there.during the morning hours through the clear skies during the afternoon fully in the picture out a little wider purview of the most part energy to the north. we're sitting nicely. it's going to be slow to warm up heading into the afternoon for it will have continued cooling. as we head toward 3 in the afternoon. we will keep it in the '70s. 3 it's going to be slightly cooler for you. most of the south bay will be in the mid-70s. east bay forecast for you. mid-70s for the san ramon valley with a lot of our communities closer to the water. dropping just a bit. about 71 in oakland. all '70s there and it makes. you actually see some of 60s. nevada and 69. . that's your weather for today. as we look ahead to your weekend. easter sunday temperatures in fact a warming up for just the time for all the e

poor countries but right here. that's one of the things that's shocking able the show to see how americans right now are being affected by climate change. this is not something in the future. >> james, thank you so much. years of living dangerously premiers april 13th on showtime. we wish you the best of luck with it. >> thanks, jake. >>> a firefighter that could not stop thinking about the victim she saved long after the flames were out. her story next. ??? i dunno, i just ah woke up today and i said i need something sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact your insurance company with the vin number. oh, i just did it. with my geico app. vin # is up to the loaded. ok well then jerry here will take you through all of the features then. why don't weeeeeeeeeeee go out to the car. ok, i'll just be outside... ok, yeah. his dad is my boss. yeah. vin scanning to add a car. just a tap away on the geico app. losing your home in a fire is devastating. for pet owners finding help for the four-legged members of the family simply adds to the burden. that's where today's cnn hero comes in. ♪ >> i was a firefighter in philly for seven years. you get to a fire scene, and the fire

james and michael jordan and magic johnson. not only demand but you have the backing to do something. let's face the facts. donald sterling's previous victims were mostly poorts in his housing units. i'm not sure that either they or the women who sued donald sterling for sexual harassment, those were the people he was in court with, i'm not sure the offenses to them registered the way that these very public insults of popular figures like magic johnson did on this tape. >> they quite obviously did not and denying minorities the chance to rent an apartment is so much worse in a certain way than whatever mr. sterling said to his girlfriend in that house. >> donald sterling paid one of the largest monetary settlements ever reached in a houses discrimination case in california and paid the largest housing discrimination settlement ever to the justice department. we got to depositions in the case and details are horrifying. one person who was his property manager swore that he said that the odor in one of the buildings was because black people stink. another person testified that he said that mexican men sit around the house and smoke and drink all day. this is

poor attitude. that has never been the slogan or the feeling in the country since i've been here. maybe it is in the history books. here's what is in the memo. jamescontributor. the more powerful message is the contrast with the c.e.o.'s in the 1% whose incomes have soared while everyone else works just as hard to get by. that reflects the real feeling in this country because the economy has not turned around because when the president says we're in economic recovery, the vice president says we're in a recovery, no one believes it because it doesn't feel that way. >> it worked before. the question is will it work again. >> without mitt romney as the bogeyman. now it makes sense that senator harry reid brings that up on the floor for noç reason. >> unfortunately for harry reid, half the country doesn't know who the koch brothers are. half the people think they are the brothers who invented that soda everyone loves. >>> as it turns out there was an interesting interview yesterday on one of the other channels. cheryl atkinson who has done fine reporting on benghazi and corruption in this administration, she's taken a shot at the administration on a