nine days later joey died with the drugs and alcohol in his system. >> joey died at the hands of a doctor. he got these prescriptions directly from her, never should have had them. >> reporter: singh is facing second-degree murder charges for the deaths of three men including joey. >> you need to get rid of those medications in your medicine cabinet. >> reporter: rivero says it's a national problem. now she travels the country telling her son's story and educating doctors about the dangers of prescription drugs. only a few doctors showed up at the san ramon hospital where she spoke today. but rivero says there have been other victories. she is advocating for prescription drug abuse legislation in congress. >> i am in it for the long haul. i don't see any stopping this endeavour. >> reporter: and dr. singh is behind bars on three million dollars bail. she is expected to ask for a bail reduction when she is back in court on friday. >> thank you. >>> rivero's organization the national coalition against prescription drug abuse is hosting a prescription drug health expo called overdosed americ

we trust doctors with our very lives. >> the purpose of joey's life and tragic event of his death, wetell the story, we tell it right, maybe it will save some lives. >> dr. tseng's arraignment was postponed until march 9th. she's being held on $3 million bail. >>> three occupy oakland protesters are accused of committing a hate crime and robbery. the alameda county district attorney charged the three protesters with felony crimes saying that michael davis, nneka crawford and randolph wilkins surrounded a woman on february 22nd when she asked them not to riot in their neighborhood. the suspects yelled vulgarities at the victim. but it didn't stop there. police say they also took her wallet. the victim managed to break free and call police. officers say the suspect's targeted the victim because of her perceived sexual orientation. >>> in castro valley, a tragic turn for an elderly man. heyward firefighters responded to the scene yesterday on old dublin road near east caster valley boulevard south of 580. that's where an elderly man out for his morning paper somehow missed his driveway a

democrat gary odom and republican joey hensley. thank you for being with us. i appreciate it. representative odom, let me start with you. what is your concern about this? >> chris, i believe this is an extremely dangerous piece of legislation for a number of reasons. as you said, it would require the tennessee department of public health to publish the names and actually the locations of where abortion services are provided. the physicians' names. then it even goes further and requires -- the women and seek out these services on a county by county basis. it would require their age, their race, previous births, pregnancies. some of our small counties could help identify. >> the tennessee right to life

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we trust doctors with our very lives. >> the purpose of joey's life and tragic event of his death, we tell the story and we tell it right, maybe it will save some lives. >> reporter: the arraignment postponement until march 9th. she's being held on $3 million bail. she could spend 45 years to life in prison if convicted of all the charges. >>> at first they protested. then, they were arrested. the alameda county d.a. charged three protesters with felony counts of robbery and hate cr e crimes. they say they surrounded an oakland woman when she asked them not to riot in her neighborhood. she broke away and called police. officers say the suspects targeted the victim because of her perceived sexual orientation. >>> an elderly man died after taking an unexpected and fatal detour in castro valley. hayward firefighters responded to the scene today near east castro valley boulevard. this is south of 58 0. the man somehow missed his driveway and drove his silver lexus into a creek bed near his own property. you see the car there. we're told the 85-year-old man was out to get his morning newsp

>> joey kramer: well... >> logan: you were rolling your eyes. >> kramer: i'm not... >> logan: joey. (ide at the mention of steven tyler's greatness. >> kramer: there's no doubt about steven's greatness. when you ask what makes the band great, i think that it's a combination of all of us. what that was right now, i can't tell you. ( laughter ) >> hamilton: i think a lot of it is he's unbelievably competitive. you know, he's competitive with us, with each member of the band. >> tyler: how was it? was it as good for you as it was for me? >> logan: steven tyler does everything he can to control the band, and he tried to control our cameras, too. he's also quick to entertain, always unfiltered and spontaneous. >> tyler: ♪ love in an elevator >> logan: now living in los angles to work on "american idol," he is a workaholic, juggling television while writing new aerosmith music at the same time. so you will actually write lyrics while you're driving? >> tyler: oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. you know what? i'm a.d.d. personified. >> logan: and o.c.d.? >> tyler: i'm not sure about that, but i'm... i'm

good morning. >> joey green. >> i'm sorry, joey green. tell us what you can do with miracle whip. >> you can give yourself a facial. i think it's the miracle of miracle whip. read on for five or 10 minutes, washed it off with cool water. it's a rejuvenating facial. another one is tame. you can use it to clean your dishwasher. it cleans up the soap scum from the pipes and tubes of your dishwasher. >> i'm doing that one today. >> another great tip is if you want to lose your hair, you want to use jell-o, a little dab will do you. >> what about bugs on that one? >> no bugs area another great tip is if you want to clean a diamond engagement ring, you can use africa, the denture cleansing tablet. what you do is drop the ring in a glass of water, it dropped into tablets and let it sit for five or 10 minutes. it's strong enough to clean the charter from dentures and gentle enough not to harm them. >> you were saying you have to be what careful with the metal. >> gold but you don't want to put silver or pearls. >> very cool. you will have your de

it's a question that april rivera will always wonder about joey. at 21 he was a smart energetic college kid with a bright future. >> he has so many possibilities and creative energy and this engaging personality. >> reporter: in december 2009, five months shy of graduation from arizona state university, joey and a friend took a road trip to los angeles to meet with this woman, a doctor dubbed dr. feel good and accused of overprescribing medication. >> he walked into the doctor's office and he was given 90 30- milligram strength of objection is he codone a painkiller 90soma and 30 xanax. >> reporter: it would turn out to be a deadly combination. nine days later he died with the drugs and alcohol in his system. >> he died at the hands of a doctor. he got these prescriptions directly from her and shouldn't have had them. >> reporter: the doctor is facing second-degree murder charges for the deaths of three men including joey. >> you need to get rid of those medications in your medicine cabinets. >> reporter: she says it's a national problem. now she t

jenna: joey, do you buy that?t's a great argument, and only doug can make that argument, i'm telling you. [laughter] >> thank you. >> it's an employment that will state, very beliefly, it means you can be hired and fired for any reason or no reason as long as it's -- jenna: joey, do you need a warning though? that's one of the complaints, they didn't even have a warning, it's not in their handbook, no one even talked to them about it, so they were all called into this conference room. >> you know what, jenna? unfortunately, this law in terms of the labor law is brutal. i can let you go. it's my shop, you're going to do as i do and as i say. as long as it's not predicated upon discrimination, and there are certain protected classes, gender discrimination, those types of things, and if it's discriminatory or if it's in retaliation, for example, you make a complaint against your employer based upon something they're doing that's unlawful u so there's certain things an employer cannot fire you for. unfortunately, wear

because that would be, whatever happened to that boy joey you went to prom with. let's check in on... oh, my god! so a 30-minute video on child warriors in uganda has gone viral. how popular can this thing be? i'm sure it's not teenage girl sings song about day of the week hot. >> it's gone viral. tens of millions of views on you-tube in just a few days. >> 10 million hits a day. >> up to 26 million views. >> 39 million hits and counting. >> 50 million hits. >> more than 57 million. >> that's racked up more than 70 million views. >> jon: holy crap. that is a hell of an open. 70 million. i wouldn't be surprised if disney saw those numbers and did a quick john carter reedit. ( cheers and applause ) that's what kony gets for messing with all tim riggins here. some of the media have criticized invisible children, the group behind the video for focusing their film on raising awareness among american youth as if that automatically translated into action or for factual issues like reporting that kony has 30,000 child soldiers when that's the total number he's inducted by

joey, what does this tell you? i have a police here that says description, homicide, negligent manslaughter, unnecessary killing to prevent an unlawful act. this is the first police officer on the scene. >> absolutely does. here's the point. the police should have done a number of things here. i don't know whether or not they tested him for drugs, for alcohol, that's mr. zimmerman, i mean. furthermore, evaluating the situation as a whole you don't come out having a press conference saying there's no indication that we have information contrary to what this person told you. when do you take a defendant's word for what happened? he's not even a defendant. if my client's words were taken, i'd have no cases. are you kidding me? >> jeanine: as of monday march 12th, it said investigators are finalizing details to hand over to the state's district attorney. if it was wrapped up on march 12th, what are you still investigating? you made a decision that it was self-judgment. self-defense. i think that was a rush to judgment.

what do you think, joey? >> i think she is brave. however, we can't resort to the self-help, your honor. we have to be a society of laws. first aluminum bats and then wooden bats and then guns and newberrys. >> judge jeanine: what if she handed over the text messages of the heroin supplier to the police and the police do nothing about it. and he is chasing her son and then the police chief has the nerve to say we can't turn our backs on an assault victim? >> this is the kind of case judge if it went to trial you you would get jury nullification. even though she is guilty the juror would say i don't care if she assaulted him. she has every right to assault him because the system failed her. >> let's go out and get everyone we disagree with. this one is engaging in injustice. can't do it. unacceptable. >> attorney raven arnham wants to get her belongings from her estranged husband. the attorney shows up at the man's house and it is call caught on tape. he bangs on the door but the husband anthony stoneseifer doesn't answer. after awhil

joey, david, always good to have you on.ope to see you on again with my favorite segment, courts gone wild. >>> before we go tonight, a justice call to arms. i want you to take a look at these two. this is former marine corporal megan levy and a german shepherd named sergeant rex. megan and rex worked together in iraq to hunt down and sniff out ieds on over 100 missions and two tours of duty. that is, until 2006 when a roadside bomb exploded and megan and rex were both seriously injured. they were sent back to the states, awarded purple hearts, and both spent nearly a year recovering from their injuries. although sergeant rex was put back into service at camp pendleton, megan was discharged. since then, she's been trying to adopt the dog she calls her partner. well, the time is now. sergeant rex is about to be retired, and he could be put down. megan just wants to save him, and she wants to bring rex home to live out the rest of his life with her, but the marine has run into red tape, and so far, no luck. now, this faithful

joey, david, always good to have you on.gain with my favorite segment, courts gone wild. >>> before we go tonight, a justice call to arms. i want you to take a look at these two. this is former marine corporal megan levy and a german shepherd named sergeant rex. megan and rex worked together in iraq to hunt down and sniff out ieds on over 100 missions and two tours of duty. that is, until 2006 when a roadside bomb exploded and megan and rex were both seriously injured. they were sent back to the states, awarded purple hearts, and both spent nearly a year recovering from their injuries. although sergeant rex was put back into service at camp pendleton, megan was discharged. since then, she's been trying to adopt the dog she calls her partner. well, the time is now. sergeant rex is about to be retired, and he could be put down. megan just wants to save him, and she wants to bring rex home to live out the rest of his life with her, but the marine has run into red tape, and so far, no luck. now, this faithful dog deserves to be

joey jackson, how did things go for him today? what, i think it's a tough case for the defense in general. why? because there are disparities in this case. we're talking about a bentley which hits a hyundai, a $200,000 car, a $20,000 car. we're talking about someone very wealthy compared to a 23-year-old graduate and ultimately we're talking about someone deemed to be drunk from first respondersen an other people who first came to the scene and someone who was sober. i think it's a very difficult case, you know, and when you look at the witnesses who will put on the stand the things that they mentioned to him in terms of how he smelled of alcohol, how his concern was about the first one he talked to was about look, do i look, smell drunk? when the jury hears testimony like that, it doesn't like it. i think it's an uphill battle for him. nonetheless, i think what the defense is trying to do is establish there's a malfunction with the bentley and had a concussion at the time and that ultimately he may have smelled drunk because he d

joey? you tell me.e cop had no business throwing me out because he should have waited until i got bored and left. does that defense hold up in a court of law? >> not entirely, megyn. they were convicted. a jury did its job. i respect the jury process. however, i would argue jury nullification. i know they are not widely liked and respected. remember this. we are a society that is founded upon discourse. had it not been the boston tea party, 1773. we protest against the taxes, leading to the american revolution. there has been a lot of civil disobedience that led to positive things including women's sawnch. megyn: let me ask about this. i thought one of these witnesses proposed a plausible defense which is inconsistency in enforcing the orders to leave. listen to this sound bite. >> was it your belief at the time that you made the decision to stay that you had ability to do so? >> to stay? yes. >> why was that? why did you think that? >> again just like damon testified, in my mind we were conducting offi

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former prosecutor joey jackson is on the case. this was actually the second note.eek ago another note was left saying something similar and the family didn't take it seriously. they thought it was a bank. police so far have not classified this as a hate crime. don't you think that's going to happen? and if it does happen, how will that change the case? >> well, i think ultimately it will. now, here's the point. the point is there are 45 states in addition to the federal government that have hate crime statutes. what does it tell you? there's a need for it because sad, tragic, horrific things like this do occur. whenever you take someone because of their nationality, their religious affiliations or anything else, in this case, because she's from iraq, a enyou bludgeon her with a tire iron that you hit her over the head with and leave her bleeding in her home and certainly leading a note saying go back to your country you're a terrorist, that's horrific, it needs to be punished. in terms of how you charge it, this is a murder, let's call it what it is. hoifr, when yo

joey, jason, interesting conversation.ck. >> pleasure. >> thank you. jon: one of our chatters says he belongs in jail and she belongs in counseling. jenna: well, right now they're not in either. jon: strange story. fireworks set off causing panic a small town. we'll tell you what left people running for their lives. and, spicing up your heart health? how adding chillies to your diet could help you live longer. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [ female announcer ] ensure muscle health has revigor and protein to help protect, preserve, and promote muscle health. keeps you from getting soft. [ major nutrition ] ensure. nutrition in charge! jenna: drink or two-a-day may help mail heart attack victims live longer. that is according to a new study that says men who drink mod

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