all right james poore. good morning, mr. poore. i believe you 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 discus

. >> reporter: for young alfredo james pacino growing up poor in the south bronx, raised by his mothered him to the movies. >> we would go to the movies and then the next day she'd go off to work i'd be in the house, i'd remember the movie and enact all the parts. >> quite a deal to get into this place. >> reporter: a high school dropout, his passion truly became his profession when he enrolled in new york's legendary the actors studio. >> we had montgomery clift, marlon brando james dean, paul newman marilyn monroe. i can't stop name-dropping. >> reporter: he didn't seem a likely candidate. his audition, disaster. >> they said, nope don't want you. >> yeah, they usually do that, by the way. because they want to see sometimes if you have incentive. >> reporter: after several nominations, pacino finally won the academy award's best actor in "scent of a woman." this deliciously gifted actor, a near-mythic figure to fans and peers, is surprisingly small in stature. >> they said you know you're shorter than i thought. the other person said, i didn't say that. he said you should see him whe

don't get sucked into the liberal trap, james carville is is out spinning that the clintons are victims, poor see there. don't be fooled by that old fool carville because there is a ton to see there. they are synonymous with canned al, white water, rose law firm, travel gate and now the presidential want to be is up to her political eyeballs in another scandal. this scandal is a big story with lots of legs. does she break the law was she hacked, is president obama complicity, does hillary clinton use the state department to fill the covers of the clinton 230u7bd asian and will those funds find their a washington i into her campaign. conservatives have a golden opportunity, now some advice, don't blow it for us once. stay smart stay on topic. there's enough real scandal to go around, you don't into he had to manufacture any. some dems are nervous, very nervous, they don't want to back hillary especially if there are knew surprises but they have to now. don't let them off the hook be patient and be ready to jump when the opportunities present themselves. the left's focus on the first female pre

james carville is out spinning that the clintons are victims, poor hillary, poor bill.rutiny? nothing to see here according to carville. but don't be fooled by that old fool carville. clintons are synonymous with scandal, and now the presidential want-to-be is up to her political eyeballs in another scandal. this e-mail scandal is a big story with lots of legs. did she break the law? was she hacked? is president obama complye complicate. don't blow it. stay smart, stay on topic. no wacky conspiracy theories. the democrats are very nervous. they don't want to back hillary, especially if there are more surprises. but they have to now. so don't let them off the hook. be patient and be ready to jump when the opportunities present themselves, which they will. the less focus on the first female president has them on the ropes. what they should have put up was the most qualified candidate of any gender or any race. that unforced error opens up the field so play your cards right, conservatives, like this. your move, hillary. and sit back and enjoy the show. it's going to be a g

poor wlites. they segregated southern moras. they seg gate southern minds from honest thinking. and they segregated the negro from everything. james johnson put it el consequently. he said we have come over the wave of tears. we have come threading our path through the blood of the slaughter out of the gloomy past. till now we stand at last where the white glean of our bright star is cast. today i want to tell the city of selma. >> tell them, doctor! >> today i want to say to the state of alabama. >> yes sir! >> today i want to say to the people of america and the nations of the world that we are not about to turn around. >> yes, sir! >> we are on the move now. yes, we're on the move and no wave of racism can stop us. >> yes sir! >> we on the move now. and the burning of our churches will not deter us. we're on the move now the bombing of our homes will not dissuade us. we're on the move now. the killing of our young people will not deter us. we're on the move now. the release of known murderers will not discourage us. we're on the move now. like an idea whose time has come, not even the marching of mighty armies can halt us. we'r

poor nick. >> oh, he was paid. >> you really would be breaking some news there if cheney went full "playboy." great to see you, james. great job. >> thank you, megyn. >> hats off to the vice president for choosing "playboy" and our own james rosen to lay it bare. coming up new legal drama for millionaire murder suspect robert durst as police now investigate a possible connection between durst and the disappearance of these teens. plus, wait until you now hear what durst had with him in his hotel room when he was arrested this week. judge alex is here next. >>> plus a new suggestion that al gore may be just what democrats need and want in 2016? chris stirewalt is here on who is saying that and why. >> the earth has a fever. and the fever is rising. the experts have told us it is not a passing affliction that will heal by itself. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet grew up in a family of boys... married my high school sweetheart... and pursued a degree in education. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyr

exactly what james henry hammond said what happened when he said it in the cotton is king speech that you cannot let the poorhave power because it will redistribute wealth. he says this is an attempt by republicans to redistribute tax dollars to african-americans. that should sound fairly familiar. [laughter] dr. cox-richardson: and let me tell you how it plays out. this is the first crack in the republican idea that the government should be used to promote equality of opportunity but it is not the last. one of the big things that happens here is in the realm of women's history but there is not enough time to go into that. by 1871, southern democrats have been complaining bitterly about the 13th amendment, 14th amendment, 15th amendment. they keep saying that the republicans are using the government to funnel white tax dollars to lazy african-americans. northerners paid no attention for this because they say you are just a racist pig. this is a famous image from the south carolina taxpayers protest in which south carolinians famous for their opposition to african-american political voices organized to say th

james board. and across the board, people think that june is the time. i still think that's premature given how poorou're right. i don't think the market is ready for a june rise. if we're going to get a june rise, there's going to be some ripples in the stock market before this is over. >> aside from the fed potentially raising in june jeremy, what things would change your mind about whether people should still be investing in stocks? what would make other areas more attractive? what would make you really nervous? >> well you know we've had three big hits to earnings. we've had the oil price collapse. that looks like it's stabilizing. we've had tremendous pension charges. because not only lengthening the age at which people are going to live, that's now incorporated in the insurance. we've also had fallen interest rates which capitalizes pension liabilities at a higher ra erer rate. and continuing rise of the dollar and that's going to happen if the fed is going to tighten early. that certainly challenges earnings from abroad 40% of earnings of s&p 500 are coming from abroad. that'll set those down