they had joey's birthday party scheduled for that saturday the 6th. ♪ >> go! >> but little joey jr.ever made it to his third birthday party. instead, the family of four left their house after dark that thursday evening. two days before the party. the doors locked. the family car gone. >> 7:47 p.m., the neighbors' video surveillance catches the suv leaving the home. it appears from what we learn about what was in the home that they left quickly. >> their two beloved dogs, bear and digger, left outside without food or water. >> i know bear. the big one. and let me tell you something, that dog is like family. summer, that's like a kid, one of her kids. and there is no way -- >> they would never have abandoned them like that? >> oh, god, no. >> food was also left out. eggs rotting on the kitchen counter. coffee grinds scattered about. as if you took off really fast but were coming back. >> susan blake is joseph mcstay's mother. >> your thoughts are going wild. why would they be missing? something's not right here. >> it's a mystery that has baffled investigators. san bernardino sheriff

not afraid of anybody. >> reporter: shortly after joey jr.h and summer got married in a small intimate ceremony in orange county, california. melissa geller was one of summer's bridesmaids. >> she looked so beautiful. it was a great day. it really was. >> reporter: but their marriage wasn't perfect. >> i know summer was very jealous, very, very jealous of, you know, obviously the first wife. >> reporter: in his early 20s, joseph married a woman named heather. they had a son together. >> she was the love of his life. and when they broke up, it just broke his heart. >> reporter: heather and joseph's young romance broke down after six years of marriage. she filed for divorce in august of 1998, citing irreconcilable differences. >> he would have done anything and everything but, you know, things happen and out of it, you know, the decision was made that, you know, they're going to be good parents together. >> playing with your brother. >> reporter: joseph and heather agreed to shared custody of their son, jonah. >> he loved jonah. he still wanted

joey, paul, we're going to deal with another issue.ho helped perform the autopsy on michael brown qualified to even do it as questions swirl about his credentials. cnn has tracked him down and this is how he responded to one of his critics -- >> he has holy [ bleep ] excuse my language but i got [ bleep ] e-mails to prove him and i going back and forth and the fact that he ignores me. he's a [ bleep ]. >> wow. we're going to play you the full response coming up. you're not going to want to miss this one. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know genies can be really literal? no. what is your wish? no...ok...a million bucks! oh no... geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. get to t-mobile and knock out your gift list. with zero down and zero interest on all the hottest gifts. like the samsung galaxy note 4 and the note 10.1, plus the beats solo 2, the ue boom and more. yep all of them, zero down, zero interest. we know, w

i know that's convolute sod i'm going ask mel and joey to parse that., michael brown didn't have very much pot in his system at all. >> well, and i think what joey is saying is that, look, the reason why people feel that this is so unfair is because clearly the prosecutor made a decision that he didn't feel there was enough evidence to go forward and he got backed into going to the grand jury so he put on a case that was basically like "you guys want a grand jury? fine, here you go. take everything." the truth is, if he wanted to indict the officer he never would have even put this before the grand jury because he's not required to. and what joey keeps saying is he wants people to understand that if this had gone to trial and if, for example, joey or myself were the defense attorney, you'd be going -- or a prosecutor, you'd be jumping up and down in court basically tearing this apart talking about the fact that this isn't even relevant because you have not proven that the stuff in his system caused any -- had anything to do with anything. >> because, jo

so for the "legal view" i want to bring in mel robbins and hln legal analyst joey jackson. start with you, what do you think the future holds for someone like darren wilson? because this is someone who, while he's not -- he hasn't been indicted there's still two other investigations under way. he could still face a wrongful death lawsuit by the brown family. what are the options for him? >> the chapters have not been fully written and the reason for that is we saw the grand jury and their action of the grand jury, but there's the federal investigation and there's two federal investigations under way remember. one federal investigation involving him, did he violate the civil rights of michael brown by his actions and then the second layer of that, pam, really concerns the police department itself as far as its past practices, what they're doing, the history, if any, of any type of discriminatory conduct. they will look at that. the other layer to this, pam, is the civil litigation involving wrongful death, that is the family of michael brown, going after this officer as well

little joey jr. never made it to his third birthday party. >> and randi's back with me. it's so disturbing when you see that family video. what may be even more disturbing, randi, with that announce many the from the sheriff in san bernardino county, you have interviewed chase meritt? >> yes. for our documentary for cnn. he was one of the key people that we interviewed never suspecting that he had been involved. >> he was a friend. >> he was a friend. he was a business partner and he was one of the -- as far as we know, the last person possibly to see him on the day that the family disappeared. we talked about that. we talked about many different subjects. he was working on a book on the mcstay family. but when i asked him about that day, he had met joseph mcstay for lunch and i asked chased meritt what they talked about and whether he believes he was the last person to see joseph mcstay alive. >> sir, you said you cooperated a great deal with authorities. you were questioned by detectives. >> of cou

. >> seth: "joey"? the "joey" audition? >> it was "joey." >> anyway.ng. i'm at this network audition. so the studio executives are there, the network executives are there. and it's like, 40 of nbc's power brokers, it's out in hollywood. matt leblanc shows up. now it's time for the final, so he shows for this audition. i'm a huge fan of "friends." i'm like, joey! >> seth: doing the selfie thing. >> trying to sneak it. [ laughter ] what? and -- so it's my turn. i go in. we're doing a scene where matt, joey, is driving a car and i'm hiding in the back seat, i pop up and we start the scene. and -- so he goes, "is everybody ready? let's do the scene. rob, are you ready?" i'm like, yeah, matt. hunker down, we're driving. i pop up. and he goes, oh my gosh, something something something! and that's my line. then i go -- hey! nothing! [ laughter ] totally blank. as if i was standing in the warehouse with my brain. there's nothing. it was emptiness. it was just a void. and then the panic starts. then i have out of body. 'cause now i'm like, "say something, anyth

joey and danny, thank you. we have more coming up in the show. >>> we're not done examining darren wilson's interview. the officer says he has remorse but wouldn't do anything differently if the same situation happened again. how michael brown's parents are responding just ahead. at panera bread, our hearty all-natural turkey chili is back in season. slow-cooked with turkey raised without antibiotics, tart tomatillos, chilies, carrots, edamame and more. the savory spice of the chili pairs perfectly with the black bean hummus and the fresh crunch of napa cabbage blend in our southwestern chicken flatbread. and it all comes together in a you pick two made just for you. only at panera bread. try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. zyrtec-d®. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second.

mel robbins, joey jackson, thanks to both of you. i appreciate. >> it thank you, carol, take care, mel. >>> still to come in the newsroom, air bags like this one are designed to save your life but for millions of americans they could be a ticking time bomb. are you in danger? renee marsh is following that story for us this morning. >> carol, millions of cars on the roads right now with potentially dangerous air bags inside. u.s. safety regulators are demanding a nationwide recall but the maker of the air bags, well, they are resisting. we'll tell you what you need to know on the other side of the break. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk witho

i want to bring in joey jackson. i have a question or two.ent's health care plan already went to the u.s. supreme court and now the republicans are filing a -- the u.s. supreme court upheld it as constitutional. now -- >> 5-4. >> 5-4. so do the republicans have a chance with these latest lawsuit? >> they could. it's interestings, carol, because this speaks to a larger issue. when athena was breaking it down, she said very important, mox amongst a number of things, but republicans believe he's unilaterally taking these actions when you have law. so if you have a law it's passed by congress, there's a separation between the executive power of the president and the power of the purse, which congress has, we dole out the money. so they say "look, mr. president, we have a law and that says employer mandate in the event employers are not providing the appropriate insurance, you fine them." they say it's unlawful. the law says you must o move forward with that so they believe he's breaking the law in right light of that. in terms of the other piece

mark and joey join us. joey, the fact that these 12 grand jurors continue to meet, we know they will meet tomorrow. we thought maybe a decision friday. we still don't know if they will hear more evidence. are you concerned that maybe there might be a deadlock that nine can't get on the same page? are you glad they are taking their time? >> in a word, i'm not concerned. let me tell you why. the grand jury in evaluating this, number one, unlike another grand jury where the evidence is tailored to get an indictment or given enough to find probable cause, this case is different. they are getting everything. so the extent they are getting everything, that takes time. number two, in addition to that, we know that they're not meeting every day. unlike a regular trial, you impanel a jury and you work 9:00 to 5:00. that's not what's happening. they meet once a week and where they can agree. finally, think about what they're deciding. they have to go through what we have been talking about. is it murder one? is it mu

i and joey disagree on this. think the grand jury reached the right result on the facts of this case. but you have to have public confidence in the result. because if the public thinks even mistakenly it's unfair, then the system doesn't work. >> that is what the public thinks, that is what the public thinks. >> the public did not have faith in mccullough because of his father having been killed by an african-american, his father was a cop. it's an old incident, a lot of prosecutors have law enforcement ties. but maybe because of the level of public distrust, we should have had a special prosecutor. i don't disagree that it's, it should have been seriously considered. >> joey, can the prosecutor's attitude and mindset color the attitude of the grand jury? >> 100%. and here's why that was particularly relevant here. you had the district attorney go into that grand jury, that had been considering multiple cases for weeks, alisyn and then say to them, well this case is somehow different. we're going to follow a diff

way want to bring in paul callan and defense attorney joey jackson.where i started to wonder. if you have that many people who could provide witness testimony, absence the forensics, absence anything else in this case, it's witness against witness, is there any way that the statute of limitations would allow some kind of prosecution to come forward? >> we've been working on this and joey has a list of every statute in the country. but here's the overview on it. it used to be in most states 5 to 7 years for rape you have to bring the case or you lose your right to bring it. but then when all of these cases evolved involving children and abuse of children. >> and memories that were repressed. >> and dna came along and all of a sudden we realized there may be somebody sitting in prison linked to an old rape, there's one rule that remained in place and that is this. whatever the statute was when the rape occurred initially, if that had expired when the law was changed, you don't get the benefit of the long statute. >> basically what you're saying is, let'

joey jackson, criminal defense attorney, and eric guster, prosecutor. >> when you have a mother whose son has just been killed, you have to know that, that is the reaction. and to know that you have to bury your child, that is one of the worst feelings that you can have and that is what the mother is dealing with, and it is heartbreaking. >> and joey, the fact that she said that her son did not go for the gun? >> and any mother is going to be be protective over the person they gave birth to, and mothers, and who do we look to and respect and admire and who is the everything? our moms, you know! and so for the son to be taken away, it is a tragic thing, and regardless of the circumstance, and particularly in this circumstance, brooke, she has to be devastate and you can see where she would say that. >> and she is devastated and reacted specifically to officer derrick wilson's interview,r and roll it, ellen. >> i was shocked by the whole situation, because it was escalated from simple request to fight for survival and does it not make stones me why someone would act that way and be so m

joey jackson, anne bremner, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it.ill to come in "the newsroom," america's top general tells congress he's leaving the door open for u.s. ground forces to battle isis. we'll talk to i arepublican lawmaker, a member of the house armed services committee, to get her take. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise they take us to worlds full of heroes and titans. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. for medicare. the annual enrollment period is now open. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ...at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your options. you can spend hours doing that yourself ... or you can call healthmarkets ... and let us do the legwork for you - with no cost or ob

are at hand, we have entertainment and sports attorneyer to dominick romano and hln legal analyst joeyackson. dominick, i want to talk to you -- we'll talk to both of you about the statute of limitations issues here. does this woman that i had the opportunity to speak to, is there any legal recourse for her at all? >> i think she's past both of the statute of limitations, civil and criminal statutes so it's unlikely that she could successfully bring a claim under the circumstances. i don't think that's likely. but in the court of public opinion, it's out there and these allegations of serial rain are quite serious and could have a substantial impact on the man's legacy and his future career. >> so what happens, michaela, is there that there are exceptions with statute of limitations. they vary by state. but say it's in new york. there's no statute of limb takings in new york when it relates to forceable compulsion. in the event she was drugged, that was put her in the physically incapable category. what then needs to happen is does the prosecution believe they have enough evidence to p

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. >> i totally have you covered because i called joey, joey portman is our friend today.ck, there is a massive sale. >> there is people physically waiting in line for a best buy television that is very similar to this television but you a say, what the heck is that because there is a wal-mart deal that beats it. >> that starts today. >> yes. >> so wal-mart deal starts today. you can get, pf4, the bundle, is there bun also with them 399 you get a hundred dollars off basic price. i have the the game batman three beyond gotham. >> is there a tv at wal-mart at 8:00 as well. >> emerson. >> it is a emerson 40-inch, normally 298 but on sale for $115. >> you have to go to the store but do it today in five minutes. >> now. >> this is pf4 the new gaming thing. >> ps4, everybody wants it, the quote bundle. best one in my opinion in the getting paid to say it. i loved it. it is batman three beyond gotham. >> my children have told me they will ask santa for this skylanders. >> it is kind of ridiculous. when i love it your son loves to play with the characters. >> true story, we don't

hi, joey. >> tell people used. >> the parent advisory council.k things out of the toy insider, and you're making me dizzy. >> this is a razor. my kid has a less expensive version. thinks automated. what do you like about this. >> this is razor flash rider 360. what i love is you can plug it in, safer, you want to make sure your kids, are here lesson learned by letting my kids do the crazy cart last year. it is 179. >> you said it has a lot of hours of play. >> and just 179. >> getting one big thing. >> i'm all about the one big thing. >> all of the tablets and getting them to exercise. this is cure ohio extreme. what you do is you actually play. >> yes, i'm skiing. i kent necessity if you can see on tv but i can see myself in there. >> this is first tablet that does motion activity to get your kids off the couch. they were kind of the industry leader when it came to the parental. >> yes. >> if i don't know, hi, when my husband goes out of town i cannot work these tablets. you can call someone. >> you can call anyone. don't wait machine through fr

let's continue with joey, tara, brian and mark. mark, to you first.cosby still on the road, taking the stage in pennsylvania tonight. good move? >> i mean, sometimes when you're in the midst of tragedy, when you're in the midst of crisis, the best thing to do from a public relations stand point is to work, act as if you're doing the right thing, living your life and you're going to ignore that's ridiculous allegations. that's what the person who is charged or accused of doing something would do. again. i don't know -- i can't say whether bill cosby is guilty or innocent. not just because of his public relations concerns but it's the right thing to do. >> brian, to you first, the same question to you. if you're someone close to bill cosby now, either a family or professionally, what do you say to him? >> i get he's getting this kind of advice where people are saying you've ignored this stuff and haven't had to respond for years. not much has changed now. i would argue a the lot has changed now. cnn and others are covering this vigorously with saturatio

. ♪ >> it's a world trent and joey hemphill know firsthand with a history steeped in music, the two brothersrew up in a sort of partridge family-style bus, singing with their family band, the hemphills. >> i traveled 2 million miles on a bus singing gospel music. so, it was a very interesting way to be raised. usually, in one town, you set up your gear, you perform. you tear down your gear, and then you go to bed, and wake up in the next town. >> with an intimate knowledge of what life is like on the road, the brothers knew a thing or two about what someone needs to have a relaxing and trouble-free trip. so, they decided to start their bus leasing company in 1980. >> we know that feeling of being on the bus, riding down the road, or being on stage. so, i think that was a valuable time for us and a training ground for me and my brother or what we do now. >> pioneers in the luxury coach industry, the brothers scraped enough money together to buy two old buses to get their start. they transfortunatelied them on the inside and out so they looked brand-new. doing most of the work themselves. >> t

and joey.his just in, you know, if you recall the prosecutor had said that the public would likely hear about the grand injury decision 48 hours after that decision was made as it pertains to the fate of officer darren wilson. now officials are telling cnn that the announced decision by the grand injury could come soon after that decision is reached. so within or less than that 48 hour period. all right. just in time for the holiday season, a new way to stop people from stealing gifts delivered to your doorstep and you can do it right from you phone. >> time now for consumer alert. it's that time of year but then there's nothing worse than learning that the gift that you sent was taken from the doorstep by somebody else. now there's an app to stop these kinds of thefts. >> maybe if i go shopping. this is just in time for the doorstep shopper. now there is a new company and they have got an app and they want to guarantee that your package will end up in your hands and not season els. >> you have

so joey jackson was just saying that the officer is an interested witness.ery well aware that he's going to testify in a way that puts him in the best light. that doesn't mean he's lying. there were things that i found not to be credible like when he goes on and says "i thought about my flashlight, i thought about mysel mace, i thought abo this." no you didn't. but on page 281 when officer wilson testified on september 16, i found this to be extremely interesting. when he's done testifying, the prosecutor turns and asks the grand jury, who we know has been very active with other witnesses, "any questions?" there's only one. just one question. that question was "along those lines, you feel like a police officer it is your obligation to follow that suspect?" the officer respond "yes, sir." that's it. and so what i take away, and i'd be curious to hear what you take away from this, is that this was a grand jury that for the most part probably believed him, well, obviously isn't they didn't return an indictment. but they also didn't question him. so a lot of us

johnson. >> you're crying. >> yes. >> you see sergeant joey johnson is an army vet, after serving inding a motorcycle to help him deal with his ptsd. it was during one of those rides two years ago that his whole life changed. >> i was going too fast on a curvey road, sunglasses blew off i was wearing in helmet. >> reporter: joey lost all feeling from his waist down. he was confined to a wheelchair. >> she was there from day one today 100 never left my side and i could not think of anybody elsie would want to be with. >> reporter: soon after the couple got engaged and being a part-time wedding planner, michelle knew every single detail about her big day, except one. joey and three military buddies used a special military hardness to suspend him in the air so he could, stand up for their first dance. >> my stomach just dropped and i still get goose bumps thinking about it. it was so amazing just to see him and look at each other in the eyes. >> it was an overwhelming feeling i could do something for her more romantic. >> reporter: now their special moment is being shared all around the

joey, there hasn't even been a charge against him.ther than that he should be doing? >> this is a problem where public relations and public relations advisers may disagree with people like myself and other attorneys where they commonly advise to keep your mouth shut. from a legal perspective, you don't want your client talking. i initially thought he could be prosecuted under the old allegation because there's no statute of limitation in new york. that is not true. the legislation in new york said, we're going to eliminate the statute of limitations. however, even though there's no issue in terms of, he can't be prosecuted, it's over, these are allegations we're aware of. what about allegations we're aware of that could come about and harm him. >> unless you're a victim. then you should always talk. >> i've got 30 seconds. back in the '70s, i remember hearing, you were wearing a short skirt, you were asking for it. and a lot of women felt that rape didn't even exist in terms of being defended so is that possibly something that might b

we're thrilled to welcome them both here to "new day," michelle and joey johnson.re you? >> doing well. great to see you. joey, you must be really good at keeping a secret. >> not at all, ma'am, not at all. >> because we understand that michelle had planned this wedding down to every last detail but somehow you managed to keep it a secret that for months you were preparing for this. how did you do it? >> well, only three people knew about it, her mom, the matron of honor and then the two guys that were holding the ropes, which were my military buddies. >> so your military buddies were part of this whole secret but joey, explain, how were you able to get up out of your wheelchair physically to perform this? >> well, it's a special harness that's used for extracting troops out of basically like tree lines, and it hooks to the back of the harness and hoists them up, and my boss, whoi served with in afghanistan staff sergeant frank figuere, he brought it, he was like hey, this will work, let's do it. put it on and worked perfectly. >> we're watching this moment, michel

>> joey chestnut! [ cheering & applause ] >> my plan was to start with the bottom, then the breast, drink and swallow. >> he had a plan. just go! >> chestnut got $5 grand for his record-setting efforts. the previous record was by a woman that ate 5-pounds of turkey and she is still sick and that was two years ago. >> i don't know how he does it but he does. >> a healthy man. >> i know! >>> rise from the ashes, a fire destroys a century-old church and now the bay area commissioners say they are grateful for what they have left. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> all right. a beautiful day today. 68 in san jose and 69 in gillry. in the east bay we will see sunshine, and very, very nice temperatures after a cool start to the day getting near 70 degrees in antioch today, and about 70 even in fairfield, 68 in oakland and 67 in berkeley. and in the north bay, a high of 69 degrees in the napa valley, 68 in santa rosa, 67 in san ravelin 2 san francisco sunshine 66 degrees! >>> and checking the ride, here is a live look at

joey, let me begin with you.s comes as part of this class-action lawsuit filed by a lot of former nfl players. >> absolutely. >> who said we were giving these drugs time and time again to play through the injuries and look what has happened to us as a result. what do you make of these raids happening across the country today? >> federal government doesn't sleep. they're investigating and they do a great job of it, poppy. why? because they have staffing. they have resources. and listen, when you talk about anything that relates either to criminali criminality, not that this is at this point, or even civil allegations and you mentioned the lawsuit that was filed in san francisco, 600 players, right? >> right. >> you talk about, well, what would give you the probable cause to get this information? if you look at the lawsuit, the allegations are just, you know, reveals in terms of what may have been the alleged past practices. >> it's illegal for this -- the "washington post" article talks about the fact it's article

my legal panel is joining me, joey jackson, paul callan.atter how you feel about brittany maynard, nothing could be celebrated about this. everything just felt so sad either way. but, you know, my question is, what has changed? paul, you weigh in first. what has changed since the kevorkian days? >> we've gotten so sophisticated in terms of the machines that can prolong and keep us alive, even after the doctors have said there's no chance of survival that we see people and usually it's older people, elderly people but sometimes it's young people with cancer and other types of diseases that we know are terminal and the machines, the artificial feeding, the ventilation, all of these things prolong life in a way that causes people to suffer and i think many people now say, you know something, maybe it's not right that the machines are allowed to keep us alive when they which our time has come. >> so interesting that you chose the route to answer that question. what i expected, and maybe this is you, we've become more progressive. we understand

. >>> joey merlin so ta ishgs nmel action to keep himself out of jail. skinny joey as he is often referred to was ordered back to prison for four months. he violated the terms of his probation while living in florida by meeting with a known mobster. >>> philadelphia's first casino wants to keep the city from adding a second. sugar house is petitioning the pennsylvania gaming can troll board. sugar house says the market is too saturated and the situation in atlantic city is proof of that. we contacted the gaming board, but it's not commenting on the petition. >>> atlantic city is expected to get a financial boost due to unpaid taxes by the revel hotel. the city will move forward with its effort to collected unpaid t taxes from revel casino. >>> smoking is the suspected cause of this deadly boarding house fire in north philadelphia. the fire started inside a room on the third floor of the alliance of youth mission ministry. it houses the disabled and homeless. some residents claim they never heard a fire alarm. the office manager told nbc 10 has the alarm

let me kick it off with you, joey.y grand jurors are involved and the makeup of this grand jury and how many they need to determine this outcome. >> sure, brooke. unlike an actual jury in the event he were indicted and it would go to trial, you still have 12 members but there's not that need for a unanimous conclusion. generally speaking when there's a trial, you know, you need unanimous approval and in this case there are 12 jurors and you need nine of them to vote an indictment and of course the standard as we look at the composition of the jury, the standard is two things really. is there probable cause to believe that a crime was committed and, b, did darren wilson commit that crime unlike a regular jury where it would be proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. low standard here. let's see what they do with that standard having heard all of the evidence in the case. >> all of this has been behind closed doors. it was supposed to be top secret. we talked about leaks going forward. this is my question. once the dec

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joey, will that cop be fired or prosecuted?o know. >> i think it's a huge question. what you look at in these instances is certainly police have an obligation to pursue justice wherever that might lead, and to work with the district attorney to find out exactly what did occur. so again, these parallel universes that i think investigators track, christi, one relates to deputily, rules, policies that govern, who you speak to, how you examine and document those cases. were they followed, were they not? ad of course, in the event they look at the departmentally the officer could and should be fired. then you look at the other track and that's the criminality track. what was the motivating force behind this? why would a detective, when you have something as compelling and powerful as what you just mentioned with a child, why would you walk away from that? what could it be? is it negligence? is it incompetence or more sinister, is there something else to say look, you know what, i'm going to give you, x, walk away from this. i don't

we're four years old, june 2010, just shory after joey passed ay.t was our way of putting his life to good purpose. we are focused on educating communities locally, on a countywide basis, statewide and nationally. i'm pernally involved in coalitions, work groups and task forces at all those levels. education and political advocacy. >> i want to remind people this is so important of some of the signs that u just talked about. we'll put those on the screen as we continue to talk. your organization, you accomplished a lot of things already. you have gotten a tional month decred. >> it's a state month. through the state of california, march is escription drug abuse awareness month. >> and then also you got national rallies. >> mm-hmm. >> wead a rally that's happenng in the fall. th is our second year, we plan to contue the rally. we will be in our next one this year andbeyond. >> so, can anybody join? can anybodyo to the rally? if they want to get involved and have a chpter? >> certainly the rally, we are hoping for 3,000 people. wevery much would like

i don't think it's going to be a first degree murder. >> joey, lisa? >> i agree. i think that that one's a hard one. i think this is going to be a situation where he reacted in the moment. he reacted. it was he should have known better. it was second degree. but it was not intentional and deliberate. >> unless they could establish, poppy, the hands were really up of michael brown saying why are you shooting me and he continued to shoot. is that the scenario? we don't know. >> a short period of time. >> exactly. you only need a moment, right? for pre meditation. but it is unlikely. i do a degree with my colleagues. >> let's talk about second degree murder charge. prosecutors would have to prove wilson knowingly caused brown's death. it's a subtle but important distinction, isn't it, mark? >> very much. so it is still an intentional act to cause the death and without justification. so you don't have the pre meditation to do it but you've caused the death. you don't have a justification for accomplishing it. that's why it's a serious charge. >> what do you think, lis

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that's what joey chestnut did this weekend. during a eating contest, in connecticut. he put down more than nine points of meat, and ten minutes. oh, that sets a new record. oh, boy. that makes you look at turk any another whole way. >> oh, yes. crazy. >> i don't feel good. oh, boy. okay, anyway, much more pleasant news. eagles, yeah. >> eagles rebounds from last week's lost, in greenbay. and the special teams led the way in the crushing of the titans. highlights coming up next. sso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> well, this had all of the making of a tracked game, seven and three eagles, hosting two and eight titans team with showdown against the cowboys coming up. but the

i called our colleague, joey jackson, i then e-mailed you.absolutely -- i'm just speechless. this is -- i hate to use the word but it's almost like the police executed this kid. they pull up, the child, he's 12. he's in sixth grade. this is a park. h it is a toy gun. he's shot within two seconds of the police pulling up. i mean it is literally unbelievable. >> so here's the situation. let's walk through some of these pieces and parts of this. because abyou mentioned, it happened so quickly. first of all, what struck me, mel, i want you to react on this and we' parse this out a little bit. they roll up so very quickly on him, like directly on him. there's in distance, no perimeter, there's no sort of communication, put your hands up et cetera from afar. they literally almost roll the vehicle right up on him. that doesn't seem like protocol. >> well, i don't know if it's protocol or not. but i watched the entire thing and i think everybody should before they make a judgment call. if you're a parent, if you know a 12-year-old. this is what my ni

so let's talk about this with hln legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson and joined by psychiatrist dr. gail saltz. bill cosby knew the allegations were out there and resurfaced, why was he granting interviews? >> that's what his public relations people have to answer. on the one hand he has a job to do and certainly he's introducing new material and his career, he's building upon it, even at 77, but from a legal perspective, this is where the lawyers will tell you to keep your mouth shut so it's a fine line. your lawyers say, carol, be guy he, don't say a word. anything you say can be used to harm you later about you your public relations people say get out there, because work to do and a future to build and that's the result. >> he's working on an nbc show and had something special on netflix, both of which have been canceled. dr. gail, cosby said he doesn't want to dig my these allegations by commenting on them but at some point, he begins to look guilty, even if he's not. >> i think what's raising people's suspicions about actual guilt has to do with the number o

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competitive either and frequent wing bowl participant joey chestnut won a competition yesterday. all he had to do was scarf down an entire thanksgiving day turkey. >> three, two, one... >> so they start. this competition specifically is a 20-pound turkey. each competitor has the same weight. at the end of the ten minutes there will be a weight change. whoever eats most, wins. >> the the pulse quickens, begin to sweat, the whole deal. it was absolutely amazing today. joey chest nut. >> i stuck to my plan, bottom meat first, take out a breast and just drink, drink, swallow. >> he ate 9.35-pound of turkey meat off the bone. i have never seen anything like it in my life. >> drum stick right there. >> we saw not just a world record set but completely obliterated. >> i have never seen anything like it. >> as soon as i saw the birdie said they did a good job cooking it. and just visualizing how i would tear that thing apart. it is before thanksgiving when everybody is a competitive either and turkey is awesome. i'm happy to be here and happy to win today. >> all right. joey chestnut won

joey jackson is hln legal analyst, mel robbins is a senior commentator and legal analyst. >> let me pick my jaw up off the ground. >> it illustrates why universities should not be in charge of sexual assault investigations. >> even if you could get into uva, you're not going, how about that? >> oh, mel! >> i'm not kidding, this is appalling. >> it's a problem. would you send your daughter to that school knowing that the chair says that the rapist can walk around if he admits it? >> honesty is the best policy. >> it's an easy question because i don't have a daughter so look, but here's the point. the point is i appreciate good intentions, i certainly appreciate positive steps forward but more important and compelling to me, carol, are always the results and what else is the university president going to do? you know, i'm saying forgive your skepticism, right? but the reality is it's proper to be skeptical. you have so much coming down on the university at this point so now they adopt a zero tolerance policy. what about adopting it before the article in the "rolling stone" c

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more forwas so much joey and michelle johnson. sergeant johnson is an army vet. he started riding a motorcycle to help him deal with his ptsd. it was during one of those rides two years ago that his whole life changed. >> i was going too fast on a curvy road, sunglasses blew off, i was wearing a helmet. >> he lost all feeling from his waist down. he was confined to a wheelchair. >> she was there from day one today 100 and never left my side. i could not think of anybody else that him would want to be with. they got engaged. michelle knew every single detail about her big day. joey and three ella terry but is used a special harness to suspend him in the air so that he could stand up for their first dance. dropped.mach just it was amazing to see him and look each other in the eyes. >> i can actually do something for her that was more romantic. >> now, the special moment is be shared all around the world. i just wanted to hold him. >> a glimpse of an incredible love story. >> that is beautiful. biggest question about this is, how did he keep that big surprise? she k

ever 90's girl dream--setting a world record for the largest pillow fight with former nsync member joey fatone. this is actually not my dream. 4-thousand-2-hundred-and-1 people showed up for the historic event. they scored the coveted titled of " worlds largest pillow fight".... beating out the previous record holders, by one additional person. the massive one-minute long fight was sponsored by the super 8 motel, during saturday's football game at south dakota's state university. >> if thethey have justin timberlake killing in music and joey fatone is killing it in the pillow fights. >> he's a nice guy. his career may stop. >> he made a cameo in my big fat greek wedding ... >> we can always google him to figure him out. let's take a look at the weather. 21 degrees right now. when shall 29. and by 5:00 p.m. we're down to 28. violence in ferguson after the grand jury does not in that the officer in the death of michael brown. >> here in chicago, racine's marched downtown. >> newly released evidence gives detailed description into the grand jury investigation. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce