>> yes. >> we were there when ronnie married jodie.y exchanged rings at a wedding, they had chosen a more permanent symbol of commitment prior to their nuptials. >> he tattooed my portrait on him, i tattooed him on my whole leg. it was like our little bond. he was released june 4th, 2009. i picked him up. it was wonderful. he was the husband any woman would dream of, you know? he pampered me, he spoiled me and then things just started to change and go down for the worst. >> just ten months after ronnie's release from prison, the couple separated and then divorced a short time later. >> when you get with a man in prison, you got to make sure it's a very sincere thing because it's a game in there. men find women to take advantage of them. >> but jodie believed ronnie was not one of those men and that the love she shared with him was genuine. ronnie, however, tells a different story. >> no, that was a front. i loved her money. if i wouldn't have married her, the money would have stopped. >> is this a common thing for guys inside to marry

perform the ceremony. >> there was actually no relationship between jodie and the pastor. >> jodie, long have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? >> yes. >> were you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their

and jody says the medical staff didn't stitch the wound shut. they just dressed it with butterfly bandages. >> they sent her back to the prison. but by about day 3 she's noticing it's oozing, it's not looking right, it's looking looking infected. >> jody said it was getting worse. >> to be able to look certified her body was just freak hing her out. and she would just sit and cry and say please please take me to a hospital. you know? i feed them to stitch it up. it needs to be closed. and they told her, if you come back we're going to start giving you tickets. >> and a ticket is a bad behavior notification? >> it's a bad behavior notification. i truly believe i could have lost my daughter had they not given her antibiotics prior. >> jody said two weeks later they finally brought her to the hospital inside the prison. but her daughter's ordeal was not over yet. >> they decided she had been there long enough, she could go to her yard. but it was still open a little bit. and so they decided that the best thing to do with this would be to pack it wi

and jody says the medical staff didn't stitch the wound shut. they just dressed it with butterfly bandages. >> they sent her back to the prison. but by about day 3 she's noticing it's oozing, it's not looking right, it's looking loog infected. >> jody said it was getting worse. >> to be able to look certified her body was just freak hing her out. and she would just sit and cry and say please please take me to a hospital. you know? i feed them to stitch it up. it needs to be closed. and they told her, if you come back we're going to start giving you tickets. >> and a ticket is a bad behavior notification? >> it's a bad behavior notification. i truly believe i could have lost my daughter had they not given her antibiotics prior. >> jody said two weeks later they finally brought her to the hospital inside the prison. but her daughter's ordeal was not over yet. >> they decided she had been there long enough, she could go to her yard. but it was still open a little bit. and so they decided that the best thing to do with this would be to pack it with

jodie mclean the president of edens, and sid mashburn, the chairman of mashburn.ed carpet allows for multiple winners, including closing designers -- clothing designers. time for the second mystery guest clue -- theearned 15 stars from newy york times. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i am pimm fox. lupita, taking home the oscar for best supporting actress, she was also helping the fashion house prada score a win on the best the front carpet. outputting celebrities that traveled the red carpet. how would horgan -- howard hogan is also the author of fashion, law and business. what is the connection between lawyers and what happens on the red carpet? i had no idea there was a legal agreement that went on. >> it is funny, vera wang has said that outfitting celebrities for the oscars is a gamble of the highest order. it is right up there with a las vegas. not only do have to worry about designing something that matches, works, is not going to be ridiculed, you ought to be worried about the celebrities bailing at the last second. over the recent years, number

i truly believe i could have lost my daughter had they not given her antibiotics prior. >> jody said two weeks later they finally brought her to the hospital inside the prison. but her daughter's ordeal was not over next. >> they decided she had been there long enough, she could go to her yard. but it was still open a little bit. they decided the best thing to do would be to catc pack it with kitchen sugar. >> sugar? >> sugar, what you get because they donate it from mcdonald's, burger king, they are standing there opening little packets of sugar filling that wound packing it in with what's left. >> sugar from a fast food restaurant? >> yes. >> sugar was used to pack wounds before the advent of antibiotics, but it is no longer considered acceptable practice. "america tonight" asked them to comment but they refused. in the middle of the conversation with jody, reagan called home. >> i'm adam may, i'm going to ask you a few questions. after you had the c section what happened to you? >> i looked down and it was coming open. i needed to be seen right away. >> back up for a second. how b

i love people, network convergence, and that is what we are acting today in our shop because what jodyes to is the blocking and tackling of retail that is missing today. >> what would be an example of something like that? having the right sizes, colors, fashion, what? >> fantastic point, being in stock, a huge point. at lengths to be in stock. also didn't care of the customer that they are not used to. we have a saying inside of the shop, hugged them with your eyes. we want to make sure that when a person comes in they feel like a million bucks, and they are the -- >> the focus. >> exactly. >> you have developers in the retail you manage. how you make sure that someone is going to come in with a great aoduct, and if they open store and they don't have customers, you cannot figure out why? and that ever happened? >> never happened. our paradigmed instead of looking at driving sales to drive time. we want to win the time war. at how do wek inspire our community to come together, 3.5 trips per week about five for our -- five hours a week. design of our places, and design of the retailer >

dugout want him to be when we just couldn't get him through me the ace in the ceiling of sixty in law jodi footloose was dead beat the state to it and the beginning the stakes at the right shoots over the safety of the state. having gone i still don't fit tickets to the stupid stuffs for the day without ceasing. yet to sign says is needed. the knit stitch. he's just going to be studied. next tuesday more than grand illusions be until the big stars like it that night but that it will be all economic life. cease. much of the book talks between the saudi government and the victim's aid of the issue of things that you should focus on its origins came up getting the talks. peace talks with the doc to take them to grow poppies by the saudi government. despite much criticism and skepticism shoddy been said that the talks peace talks would never attack is an appt these storms between the pockets on the government started on insurgents. you don't often so it has executed two and it's the bottom of the two soldiers in what is it was a vegetable on the ovations the wall that i've tried regions. the u

. >> jodie steiner kelly direct administration waiting to see if he'll be chosen, kevin jackson. >> i got here early this morni morning. >> some are lucky. >> i'm very excited. the last ticket, and i finally got in. >> others are not. >> i don't know what else to say, but i'm glad for those who did get in. now they can be treated. >> diane brown said she'll be back next month because it is her only option. >> i got my head up. i'm positive. i'm looking forward. i'm motivated. i'm just going to keep coming because one day i'll get that number. >> the affordable care act deadline may be here but hopeful visiters to the arlington free clinic is concerned with another date, the next lottery. >> those who have been showing up the last few months have learned more about the affordable care act and opportunities. it could give them true clinic staff. they've had to educate visitors about their options something that the clinic has taken on as well as providing care. >> libby casey, thank you very much. >>> there has been a break in the weather in washington. the death toll rising in the neig

. >>> also jody cantor from the new york times.ng. >>> back on his feet after a major injury. but first on this march 7th 2014, here is a look at today's "eye-opener at 8:00.." >>> there is political rhetoric and facts on the ground and the fact here is that crimea is being run like it has already joined the russian federation. >>> cbs news confirms another high-ranking military officer faces allegations of sexual assault this morning. >>> potential candidates came here with the party's conservative -- >>> a california man is the focus of international attention. "newsweek" reports that he is the mastermind behind bitcoin. >> i don't know people there. >> seeing him flee the scene and deny it i have to say it's mystifying to me. >>> last night the obama's hosted some of music's biggest stars. a tribute to the women of soul. >> there's a party i would like to be at. >>> a casino is responsible for a drunken blackout. >> i believe they were trying to take advantage of a player. if you are intoxicated you are not supposed to gamble. t

i know we just need to give her a round of [ applause. [ applause ] and jody cook. we are so graeft full and excited and urge you to adopt this plan and recommend for it's passage and we are so excited to use it as a final policy document and land document in the city. thank you very much. >> commissioners and director ram, strictly speaking as a public resident and long time resident of the bay view community, i also was a part of this process. i think all of us need to congratulate the health department and the planning department. it has taken a tremendous echoing what the previous speaker said and here we are before you now to give you a blessing on this important milestone in the city and county of san francisco. yes, barbara garcia, mr. ram and also the staff, please stand up. commissioner guy. the reason i'm here is to look at the way the bay view hunters community is to look at the concern on the health and disparity in the community. this problem looks at the community citywide. we feel strongly and a lot of people here today that this master plan is a map,

wednesday night, jodie meeks, the lakers having trouble scoring the traditional way, so he says off the fiberglass plop plop. the lakers got blown out by 26. that's a horse game. >>> last night in miami hannibal lecter meet lebron james, james wearing the carbon fiber mask to protect his broken bill. he broke off a foot in the knicks you know what. he likes his knicks with a nice kiante. i this will sting. the caps mike green breakaway on goalie falling down with thomas, easy pickings, right? thomas grand left larceny with one count of derriere. sorry, mike the caps won the game ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com >>> cbs' elementary has been renewed two more seasons and london import johnnie lee miller stars as a reimagined sherlock holmes who is also a recovering drug addict. he told me whether this twist has paid off and whether we could ever see an on screen love connection between him and your wife. >> the struggle with drugs really has taken a part of the original books and magnified that and tried to put a modern day context on that. what if sherlock holmes' drug use which is in

we will speak with "new york times" correspondent jodi kanter. >>> and pat williams, co-founder of theic, joins us in the studio with his new book. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com time is 4-- here's ogist lawrence wit >>> good morning. it's friday,i'm michelle griego. >> it's friday! > friday! >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's almost 4:30. traffic and weather and a big weekend ahead. >> some great weather coming our way too. we're going to see a lot of sunshine. we are starting out with patchy thick fog in spots this morning. just how much sunshine and how warm will it get? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and we have had a chase in the last hour or so. for a while it was going on, on the bay bridge a wrong-way driver heading eastbound on the westbound lanes some of us spotted this coming into work. right now they did catch the driver. chp is running a traffic break it sounds like right now in oakland. it's northbound 880 ap

we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, so i applied to the. >> how long did it take you to develop this work for the plaza? >> this was a fast track project. design development was about a month. >> let's look at the beautiful mural. i have never seen a mural created on asphalt. >> the heat of the asphalt, a new layer of asphalt. then, these wire rope templates that were fabricated for the line work get laid down and literally stamped into the asphalt, and then everything was hand-painted. >> maybe you could talk about some of the symbolism, maybe starting in the middle and working out. >> [inaudible] the flower of industry. >> it is like a

. >> jody arias, her life will once again be in the hands of a jury. second sentencing phase set to begin in september to decide if she will get the death penalty. the 33-year-old was convicted last may of murdering her boyfriend. jurors couldn't reach a decision on a sentence. if the next set of jurors can't reach a unanimous decision it will be removed and a judge will decide if she will be eligible for parole. >> the singer behind bars until april 23rdrd. that's when a judge will determine if he violated his probation. he was locked up on friday after getting kicked out of rehab. he made a threat during a group session saying i am good at using guns and knives. he refused a drug test and touched a female. he started rehab in november for anger management. that's where kanye west is headed now. he struck a plea deal in an assault case from this video last july. he is seen getting into a fight with a photographer. the singer pleaded no contest in the case and was put on probation for two years. he has to complete 250 hours of community service and 24

host: jodie is on our twitter page. guest: there is a relationship between food prices and energy.identifying work on how important the energy sector is to driving food prices and farming food prices. relationship to a pay and the supermarket is there. it is weaker than people expect. there is a correlation. spike, we wills see an impact on food prices. impact on percentages of food is typically a lot smaller than what we see in energy markets. energy and commodity markets are very volatile compared to retail food. can you talk about the usda food dollar graphic which our viewers are seeing right now. guest: i have a colic is a lot of work into this area it breaks down the the retail food dollar. as is built up from all the industries that contribute to it. there are a number of surprises for people who are. food dollar ise a can of four by agricultural commodities and are small. energy prices are just 5.5 cents. pharma agricultural business is 10.8 cents. actually is netting out factors such as energy, transportation. these go into their own the sectors. there is a piece of the fi

host: here is jodi on twitter -- that.'dispute the question is finding alternative sources of energy. in this part of the world russia is the dominant player. it faces very as challenges in remaining a dominant player. in the short term it will have to rely on western technology, going to the arctic and help find these energy sources. energy does make the world go round. it is the great benefit russia has, the constant stream of earnings from energy. to compete in the marketplace as well. host: former secretary of state condoleezza rice writing in "the washington post" -- guy in washington, democratic caller. caller: excuse my voice. i've been watching this from the very beginning. i would like to clear up a few things. one, the police officers that were at the beginning of these riots were unharmed and non-lethal weapons. there were molotov cocktails thrown at them. shot.ice officers were this was not a non-violent takeover of the ukrainian government. the people in southern ukraine theirt tearing flags up because they wan

this has gone into your jodi arias casey anthony area without a doubt.loitation. except for my theory which i think is valid. >> so, in your theory, president obama would be picked up tonight? >> tonight will be picked up and they are going to fly low altitude over to pakistan and afghanistan and let the jihad start. >> and, tom, the conclusion to this mystery to you? >> don't met with the bermuda triangle. >> that's it? >> yeah. >> that's it. never going to be found again. >> i'm glad it's on the other side of the planet. >> i didn't know it kind of current wise wind shear. did it go through the panama canal or down around. >> it went around. >> straits of that that. >> going to hold them over. factor tip of the day. absolutely something i have to do. right back. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from a dry mouth then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath? [ exhales deeply ] [ male announcer ] well there is biotene. specially formulated with mois

. >>> and jury selection begins in the second penalty phase against jodi arias. the arizona woman was convicted of first-degree murder of her ex-boyfriend last year but the jury could not reach a decision on that sentence. >>> and actress kate winslet will receive a star on the hollywood of walk of fame. james cameron and kathy bates will be on hand. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urin

thanks jody. marcia tell us how it went inside the courtroom with this. starting off with the arguments made by the lawyers representing these two companies. >> okay. it was a great argument, judy. it was 90 minutes but really felt like 30 because we had two really good lawyers arguing the case. a lot of questions from the justices. the arguments focused primarily on the religious freedom restoration act which is commonly called rfra. there are four parts of act the arguments center on. one: are corporations a person able to exercise religious rights? two, what is the government requirement of contraception coverage, is it a substantial burden on the corporations and owners? does the government have a compelling interest in providing or mandating that zmonch -- coverage? and has it chosen the right means? mr. clement was questioned rigorously with justice sotomayor. can a corporation exercise religious rights and how does it do? he said yes, it does and he pointed to the fact that a person, as defined by congress in what is called the dictionary act inclu

. >> reporter: tearing a page from the jodi arias playbook, dee dee says a drug dealer named ronald wasal killer who threatened to kill her if she said anything. >> dee dee, your mind is moving 100 miles an hour and it's not feasible what youre telling me. what youre saying is impossible! >> reporter: no one buys the story. dee dee apparently forgot she had asked greg to pretend to be ronald the drug dealer. >> she forgets that she had put you up to be ronal. >> exactly. >> and you know that he's imaginary. >> exactly. she forgot i was ronald! >> not that smart after all. >> reporter: and imagine her shock when she finds out greg's been working with the cops all along. >> dee dee we talked to him ten times a day. we know every move you make. >> you start telling so many lies that you trip over your lies. but that's, that's very common. this is just about greed, it's all about greed. >> reporter: next a jury hears about how shakespeare lost his wallet before she lost his life. >> she made it sound like she wanted to clean him out. >> stay with us. with olive garden's new cucina mia for j

. >> ronnie tye and the woman he married in prison, jodie mormon.swers you've been waiting for.

. >> jody morton. >> jody morton. >> she here?on to those. we'll give the tickets. what are you going to sing? all right, ladies and gentlemen, enrique iglesias. ♪ >> come on new york city! you ready to get warmed up! ♪ i try to let it go i want to know know ♪ ♪ typical looks like an animal ♪ ♪ day and night i just imagine ♪ lights up, lights off come and get it to me ♪ ♪ ♪ baby i can't lie when you move like that i've got to walk right by ♪ ♪ i'm a freak i'm a freak ♪ ♪ in my heart just like a criminal ♪ ♪ no coming back this time it's criminal move your body like a miracle here we go ♪ ♪ day and night ♪ lights off, lights on ready for some action ♪ ♪ baby come and give it to me ♪ i'm a freak we pop it and drop it ♪ ♪ no i don't want you to stop it ♪ ♪ i'm a freak baby i can't lie ♪ ♪ when you move like that i got to walk right by ♪ ♪ because i'm a freak ♪ i'm a freak ♪ because i'm a freak ♪ hey, i'm a freak ♪ ♪ and when the sun goes down got to let it out ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's the way you warm up the plaza on a col

maybe an action film it said it has strings tied to a nice beach is a pop that's thanks to jodi i don't think i would tickle suitcase packed and banks and real life rises announced a young french bc led to his secret agenda escape the monuments men going to information evidence has gone. going to war monuments men. you get into our beds to attack buildings bridges in the margin was not destroyed. as night falls but the difference. the monuments men or imagination easy and direct as great as it's not as good as total no combat experience. youtube is easy to relate orders basic goal is to try. four the animation stop us all to call shuffling into hands destroy an entire generation of people's culture. it just breaks. the man who gathered information to form treasure maps and a secret notes lymph channels of grace in battle creek crucial. here is to be good too. the young frenchwoman was to asia to the museum in paris which the nazis used to stall stone are way expensive and gemini and austria. she's been a gem and that the nazis didn't matter that she was famine and uncaring may just make

jody all financing overcrowded and on healthy refugee caps behind the scenes investigation into the european trips. moore says. all thoughts like that i have to come because the new age of history gets wororse and every day. because breaking news column of leaves. so much. in all situations. the celts. just that. use. he nodded when you are the sweet visit the notice of twenty nine two thousand five hundred and fifteen up from qvc i know i'm going to ease into chaos now he is on reconstruction continues as the c i must try to heal its wounds. the fact that the new design style is never far away the new pumping stations are ready for action. you are the three arrested on false but doubts spokesman capt dot com. our eye. come back for using the false identity to sample the stories were falling for it at the top of the hour the presidents of russia vladimir putin stages at his first remarks since december twenty second ouster of president covert should he talked of russia's legitimate interests in the ukraine meanwhile over in kiev the us secretary of state calling rush just as an act of aggres

what they lack is health insurance. >> jodie kelly directs clinical adding. he'll be chosen, resident jackson. >> i came this morning. i can't get health care. i'm trying to take care of my health today, and, you know, hopefully, i'll be the winner. >> some are lucky. >> yea! >> very excited! the last ticket and i finally got in. [ laughter ] >> others are not. >> didn't go well today, but i'm glad for those who did got in, they can be treated. >> diane brown said she'll be back next month, because it's her only option. >> got my head up, look and i'm positive. i'm looking forward, motivated, i'm just going to keep coming, because one day i'm going to get that number. i'm going to get it. >> the affordable care act deadline may be here, but visitors to the clinic are more concerned with the clinic's next lottery. >> free clinics in virginia serve 75,000 people in 2012. they expect numbers to go up even with the affordable care act. >> at least one lawmaker calling for tighter security at new york's one trade center, chuck schumer saying the department of home

the call.ks for jodi has this point. "people fear us because of our massive military.ot the same as respect. ." taking a page from obama's playbook. putin is using the crimea as a diversion. putin is basing russian nuclear weapons during aircraft and warships in cuba. the says, with all complaints about president obama, you might think that he invaded ukraine. what i hear is that opinion on something they know little about. this is an ongoing episode and any reasonable person or organization should wait to see how it unfolds. jimmy is joining us from pittsburgh, california. good morning. carter i think we forget stopped us from going to russia. -- russia goter along. they need to put the sanctions -- they are doing the best they can with the sanctions. the sanctions should be harder on russia. when they were talking about going to get grain from here -- i'm from the agriculture center. i went to school and our teacher , russia will do nothing. they're just talking. russia cannot go to australia to get enough grain. they couldn't go to other countries. they should put m

i spent a lot of time with many of them, including jody earns.is very important, so is the panel endorsement. she's trying to move away from that and count herself more as a tea party warrior. >> doesn't say republican. it says conservative. the conservative base often doesn't like that party label. >> that branding is super important in a state like iowa. hard right conservatives make up such a big chunk of the voting block that comes out in a primary. she is one of six people runn g running. it's a crowded race. having that palin enforcement, billing herself as a conservative could be huge for her as she's looking to close the gap and make waves. >> she's one of six in the alabama congressional district, there's also a crowded field. watch how he illustrates his point kwiegt colorfully. >> we're down here to have a little fun today and talk about two serious subjects. the second amendment and see how much damage we can do to this copy of obamacare. ♪ >> some -- that's will brook in alabama. some democrats say we need to fix obamacare. some repu

. >> a new juror will be selected to decide the fate of convicted murderer jodi arias in a penalty phase retrial in september. a judge set a new trial date, during a hearing in phoenix on monday. she was convicted of first-degree murder lacher, for killing her ex- boyfriend in 2008. the new round of jurors will focus on whether she should face the death penalty or life in prison. >> coming up on the kron4 newest. a big retailer is a joining on buying and selling used to video games. what wal-mart will soon offer for you. >> watch out, gamestop -- walmart is entering the used video game sales business. the world's largest retailer has announced it will soon let gamers trade in their old video game discs for gift cards. walmart says it will accept all working, undamaged copies of games for modern consoles, such as the wii, x-box and playstation. used games will be refurbished and re-sold as "certified pre-owned". the move puts walmart in direct competition with similar practices at gamestop, best buy, target and other stores. >> an arizona woman says, she is out an 83-dollar bottle of desi

chef jody rogers, how are you? >> good. >> we're going to make carrot cake pancakes.have here? >> we have our butter milk eggs, with our oil. we have a high altitude recipe here. >> are we going to whisk that or stir it? >> let's whisk. >> it's a little bit of a small container to be whisking. i'm going to be careful. >> once we've done that, we add it to the dry? >> yes. >> do i do it slowly or all at once? >> it's all at once. >> now, we're not going to mix this too much. it's okay to have a few lumps. i think it looks good. you don't want to mix it too good. it's gummy. >> carrots today. we're doing our toasted walnuts and our scinnamon. >> there's a lot of cinnamon in there. we're going to use the spatula this time. nice and slow. >> is it going to taste real carroty? not that i'm a skeptic. >> let's say the kids won't notice it. >> i'm going to mix it smoother than it is. >> a little ladle. >> a nice hot griddle with a little oil on it? >> a little oil on there. what we're looking for here is a few bubbles to be coming up. the carrot usually takes a little longer

for some projects only women would get entry, like the series on 20th century slaves by jodi cobb.e sex industry. cobb spent a year traveling across the world to report the story. >> there are women now, like can you still picture them, like the stories stay with you? >> oh, i -- i just -- absolutely. i know in india, my assistant and i would come out of the brothels and we'd sit in the car and just cry. then we said, right, okay, we have to do this. we're here for a reason. and that reason is that 40 million people are going to see these photographs. >> reporter: another theme of the exhibit is courage. this photograph by stephanie sinclair shows a joyful girl who got a divorce at age 10 in yemen, a blow against forced marriage. but the exhibit also reveals the courage of the photographers, especially those who work in conflict zones. in addition to her photographs from yemen, sinclair reported from iraq and afghanistan, as did adario, who worked for "the new york times" was kidnapped and beaten. certainly for women photographers, their lives have been at risk but they feel strong

. >> hi jody with -- i'm curious to know if you can provide guidance as to when cms will be capable of sending files to health insurance plans and also what will rich the gap between the payment process? i know it will eventually come their way. >> i can't give you a date right now and there is work that has been going on as i said very intensely right now to come up with a plan for that bill and the schedule for that bill so i don't have an answer for u.s. bars the date and to the second part of the question unquestionably they won't -- they will need to be a reconciliation process that will match up the data that you have seen so far in the payments we have received so far with the plan of data that we will be getting through the automated process so that will definitely be part of what we do. >> we have another question over here but one thing just to add as a postscript you all have said and we very much appreciated just to let everybody know you have been tes before it goes into production and we all very much appreciate that. the question right here. >> russ and i'm wondering wha

the other piece in hadassah magazine was one in which they interviewed jodi r everything dorn of the new york times, and she talked about her jewish background. and she said she had gone to israel first with united synagogue youth as a girl and that she has come to this issue with great knowledge of the american jewish experience and the israel, the jewish israeli side of the conflict. which is really, i mean, it's a tragic kind of admission from my standpoint because -- especially as it's borne out by her coverage. because this is not someone who has extended herself to the other narrative. she knows this narrative, she's saying this is the narrative i came with, and as it turns out she has not extended herself. she's really operated inside this comfort zone in what i call a culturally-bound fashion. and she was sort of -- the tragedy from my standpoint is that "the new york times" would send someone over to this area who has this background who just -- uninterrogated. it's okay, everyone has a background, but in her case it seems so uninterrogated. now, this is all familiar terrain

jody krupy was an accounting supervisor for the firm and said she was duped by bernie madoff along with everyone else. and then george per reds aez ane o'hara that developed the computer software that were used to falsify the records. they wanted to be paid in diamonds instead of cash because they were getting nervous about what was going on. in addition to the sweeping counts of conspiracy and fraud on the part of all five of these clients, there are a number of counts of tax evasion, tax fraud for many of the individuals. these clients convicted on all of those counts and we now have word from andy fritsche, who was the attorney -- refresh me, for daniel bon ven tri. >> we are disappointed and will appeal. the list of victims now include these five employees. he was the forn for daniel bonventre. we expect to get a statement from preet bharara. this is the first criminal trial in the bernie madoff ponzi scream which broke more than five years ago. madoff serving a 1350-year sentence at a federal prison in north carolina. >> thank you very much. i think everybody would agree that, kenn

host: here is jodi on twitter -- that.'the question is finding alternative sources of energy. in this part of the world russia is the dominant player. it faces very as challenges in remaining a dominant player. in the short term it will have to rely on western technology, going to the arctic and help find these energy sources. energy does make the world go round. it is the great benefit russia has, the constant stream of earnings from energy. to compete in the marketplace as well. host: former secretary of state condoleezza rice writing in "the washington post" -- guy in washington, democratic caller. caller: excuse my voice. i've been watching this from the very beginning. i would like to clear up a few things. one, the police officers that were at the beginning of these riots were unharmed and non-lethal weapons. there were molotov cocktails thrown at them. shot.ice officers were this was not a non-violent takeover of the ukrainian government. the people in southern ukraine theirt tearing flags up because they want russia

host: jodie is on our twitter page. guest: there is a relationship between food prices and energy. done work on identifying how important the energy sector is to driving food prices and farming food prices. i think the relationship to a pay and the supermarket is there. it is weaker than people expect. there is a correlation. if energy prices spike, we will see an impact on food prices. the impact on percentages of food is typically a lot smaller than what we see in energy markets. energy and commodity markets are very volatile compared to retail food. host: can you talk about the usda food dollar graphic which our viewers are seeing right now. guest: i have a colic is a lot of work into this area it breaks down the the retail food dollar. as is built up from all the industries that contribute to it. there are a number of surprises for people who are. the share of the food dollar is a can of four by agricultural commodities and are small. host: energy prices are just 5.5 cents. pharma agricultural business is 10.8 cents. guest: that actually is netting out factors such as energy tr

host: this is from jody who says we cannot afford to be the world police, we are building infrastructureor a smart grid. but he is on the phone republican line. caller: i am really interested in who is wearing russian uniforms and making more trouble in the ukraine. as i understand it, putin has spent $60 billion to put on the olympics and our failure to even bring the olympians to washington and to tell them we are behind them and their behavior in russia was very important. there was a group that got into russia and made absolute fools of themselves. mostly women. i am absolutely shocked at that. i think that is what happens when a leader of a nation does not make clear that he is knowing even if it is just for two hours and he supports his olympians. olympians have nothing to do with war. if he was going to spend $60 billion to do anything, why did he spend it on more war material if he was planning to go into another of his former countrymen , he went into georgia and took over part of georgia that wanted to be back in russia. host: later this morning we will take much deeper into th

a commercial on but the first movie i did was when i was eight and it was with a nineteen year old jodie foster and rob lowe and beau bridges and wilford brimley and the sassy can skin well i mean all that is a hotel new hampshire oh so it's you know was it was like a high profile thing with a lot of very sick so it was the commercial the commercial was john denver industrial for like a record that he was putting out but i got to see everybody both good and bad behavior and that was more influential than anything else bryson via facebook wants to know if you would do a buffy the vampire slayer movie if you got an offer it would really you know we've jost we never wanted to do something else with buffy i'm sure that everybody that was a part of his original show would want to be a part of it nudgee via instagram how did you meet seth macfarlane i met him at the audition and then we worked together for three years and just we had a lot in common so we stayed friends via instagram are you an atheist. no i don't think in the conventional terms the way that people have started waving flags fo

is also important london is an important place not only for wealthy russians whether jodi decided to become not a resident on the side in london but also making investments. the along the stock exchange the reason also large russian owned i would say c.e.o.'s of companies which are listed there so you know it's i don't think it's in the interest of anybody to go to that level and that would be very very harsh very harsh sanctions i mean so that when iran got the young girl was a barcode. which was for much much more serious reasons than what's happening today so to say ok let's talk about the ukrainian economy then and what is happening than . what is the best case in our way at the moment because i know they've been offered i think it's fifteen billion from the a one billion from the u.s. two to three billion from gas paul minn in discounts how much they can any because they're saying thirty five correct they're saying that the i.m.f. they're going to accept anything at any cost they really are to spur ration if songs of this variation because the archons short term needs a fine and

the first one from jodi. she says my husband is laid off, so we took an i.r.a. withdrawal., there's no such thing as a hardship withdrawal. and any money you take out of a traditional i.r.a., unfortunately, you've got to pay taxes on that money. that's taxable income. so you're going to have to pay a penalty if you took it out early, probably. there are just a few exceptions to that. and then you're going to have to pay taxes on that money that you've taken out of that traditional i.r.a. >> good stuff. one more from tamron in the o.r. >> this one from carey. my husband has w-2s from 17 different states. do we have to file in each one? >> probably you do have to file in every state. you want to check with the different states to make sure. but you definitely have to put all of those on your federal return. they'll have a lot of work come tax time. get cracking. >> sharon epperson, thank you very much. sharon's going to head over to the orange room to continue to answer your tax questions. tweet away, use #todaymoney. >>> up next, new hope on a story tied to adoption that gen