the prosecutor says one of the defendants, anquan carter, knew one of the victims, jordan howe. in fact, before all that shooting began, the prosecutor says, howe and carter were in a room in this building making without their respective girlfriends. but quickly, that mood of love turned to hate. prosecutor says anquan carter was wearing a fake diamond bracelet and then he lost it that night and he thought that jordan howe might have had something to do with it. so the prosecutor says anquan carter called his brother, orlando, and orlando brought guns to this apartment. 28 shots from an ak-47. five shots from a pistol. three blasts from a shotgun. jordan howe dead, two of his friends wounded. now that alabama avenue attack led to more shootings, more bloodshed, four more murders. this trial here includes it all. live at superior court, pat come com come.c -- pat collins, news4. >>> we are just getting started. a woman explain what happened to her child at school and why the substitute teacher is now out of a job. >>> three, two, one, break ground. >> an historic convenient at the

the victim, 20-year-old jordan howe, an aspiring pro boxer. on trial, in his murder, sankwan bootsy carter, a chooildhood friend. on the stand and under oath jordan howe's mom. people have a hard time trying to understand this. jordan and his accused killer sankwan were friends. >> yes. >> reporter: sankwan stayed at your house. >> yes. >> reporter: you were his team mother. >> yes. >> reporter: two days before the murder he came to your apartment and gave you a big hug and kissed you. >> yes he did. >> reporter: now this. >> yes. that's a snake for you. i'm glad i got it off my chest to testify today and let the jury know what really happened that day, that night they killed my son. >> reporter: diane howe has been waiting for more than two years to tell this story and fighting back tears she took the stand and recounted what happened the night her son jordan was killed. there were a lot of gunshots, she said. it was loud like a war going on. i went to the car where jordan was. he looked incoherent. i was telling jordan, don't leave me, jorda

jordan, how soon might this execution take place? >> if you look back the last time this happened to a christian pastor in iran, it was 1990. very similar to the time line we have, the legal team in iran was trying to get documents in the courts. this case went to the ayatollah. the court didn't want to issue an order. supreme court took the appeal, sent it back to say was he muslim enough. he had muslim blood. in that case in 1990, it delayed for a couple of weeks. they department get the certificate of death or execution order on paper until they got the paper. these attorneys in iran, this is their specialty. they would never contact us on monday with this news. we worked on it for 24 hours. george, look back what happened since we covered this story, early fall, late summer, white house state department took much more time before engaging. now two days before the we have statements from the most powerful office. >> he is a muslim that represents a lot of christians like this convicted and usually not sentenced to death. a number

prosecutors describe the shooting spree that lasted eight days, starting with the murder of jordan howe, over an alleged stolen bracelet. back here, live outside the court, we can tell you jury selection is expected to last two days. the trial expected to last two months. these men face lifetimes in prison without the possibility of parole. coming up in my next live report in a half hour, i'll tell you what the city's response and what one victim's mother's response was to this violence. coming up in a half hour. back to you. >>> thank you delia with that update. >>> a woman from burke, virginia recovering after a terrifying ordeal that could have killed her. a tree fell on her home yesterday as high winds howled warned the washington area. the woman and her husband were trapped for nearly two hours. >> it landed on her. i don't like to use the word luck, i try to just say they were blessed, that they didn't have any more injuries. >> look at what is left of that house. although he was trapped if a time, too, the husband was not injured. the impact of the tree striking the house, howeve

with an ak-47 is shot into a car killing jordan howe and wounding two others. he were shot and wounded by one of his friends. the mayhem that followed was after orlando carter spotted mourners from his funeral on capitol street and sought revenge. with the help of his friends there were three other defendants on trial. that night they needed an extra gun so they tried robbing 17- year-old nelson and killed him. five minutes later, they drove to south capitol and opened up fire in a crowd at random killingsbrishell jones william jones, devaughn boyd and wounding six others. the bracelet, a girl had taken it earlier that evening. she later turned it over to the police. the murder spree had already begun by then. prosecution says this trial will last for 3-4 months. the jury panel has shrunk from 17 250 -- 17 down to 15. >> an awful story. >> a major day ahead of the university of virginia murder trial. the jury will begin deliberations tomorrow. 24-year-old george huguely is on trial. they want to roll her death with some form of manslaughter. he faces up to life

revenge act three, march 30th, the day of jordan how's funeral. the prosecutor says orlando carter and some coy horts it go out to shoot and kill as many friends of jordan hough's as they can. they drive up on a group of mourners and open fire. there was chaos on south capital street. other may hem, bodies everywhere. muriel is the grandmother of a young woman shot and wounded. a lot vengeance and a lot of violence. >> yes, for one piece of jewelry. that's all -- hearing that case out, that's all it was about, nothing else. >> reporter: now a word about the defense. one of the key witnesses for the prosecution, a man described as a cooperator, a man who says he was involved in all the murders. but the defense attorney says that key witness can't be trusted. he's just out to save himself. live at superior court, pat collins, news 4. >> thank you. >>> jury dlib ragsz begin tomorrow in the trial at the university of virginia lacrosse player accused of murder. he's accused in the beating death of his ex-girlfriend yeardley love. prosecutors urged juror

i know it's going to be hard, seeing how it was for jordan firsthand. and right now, i am focused on getting ready for the season, and i'm going to take it one start at a time and really just work on developing the routine that i am hopefully going to carry on the rest of my career. >> can you get beetedder? have we so -- better? consider have we seen the best of you or can you get better? >> i'm not going to put expecting as on myself, number one -- expectations on myself, number one, but at the same time, i'm not going to say i'm going to only be this good. i have a lot to learn. that is the big thing, relatively i don't have much major league experience, and i feel like i have a great opportunity here, especially this year, to learn from some of the best. >> people are throwing around the p word for play-offs already and you haven't played a game. >> that is going to happen when people see who we have on our roster and stuff and that is all great and everything, but there is a lot of teams that go into the season saying they a world series down and w

prepare >>reporter: mayor jean quan announce how were jordan as the official chief of the oakland policehas a strong commitment to reducing crime but increasing safety in the community. >> this department if they could department and i plan to be here it because we have very committed people here. >>reporter: the work to complete the tunnel in pacifica is ending soon. it is entering the final stage. there is still a lot of work ahead. they have a lot of finishing work to do. they are estimating this tunnel will be open for traffic sometime in late 2012. >>reporter: in san francisco and oakland man at the top of the waiting list for a kidney transplant at this hospital cannot get the surgery that he needs because he is an illegal immigrant. he said that he has received numerous calls from people that have offered support both financially and emotionally but now he said it all he can do is wait even though his wife is a match. they will not perform the surgery they cite is that immigration status is among many factors taken into consideration >>reporter: redevelopment agencies across the s

how it could be contiguous. if it is split up from masonic and suddenly jordan part is not allowed, i do not know how that is contiguous, but i will take whatever i can. that is what i have come up with. jordan part, the box that he mentioned, i appreciate very much the effort they put into have respect for unique characteristic neighborhood and the unique area of jordan park. president miguel: is there any additional public comment on this item? if not, public comment is closed. i would like to thank regina for coming. this is something we have discussed in other districts before. i would like to thank the department very much for working with the supervisors in order to include the clement and balboa areas. i particularly mention of balboa because that is often forgotten as a commercial district in richmond. this is going to work. i have full confidence that the entire area will, over years, nothing is going to happen tomorrow, but over years, improved itself from some of the very low rise one-story, sometimes to stories, but a low ground floor that make it very difficult for retail establishments to deal with their

jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come back we are going to be talking more about what parents can do, what programs are available, and how everyone can really get engaged and get

in the rain spirit with the touch is jordan and nola over there on the other side is our -- she is the most cop tent sweet smiley baby. that's them at night and how they sleep together and jordan is a ball of energy and the wild child. she is looking around and curious and they are the most amazing sweet babies and i feel like the will you by -- luckiest perp on earth. >> we will spend the morning catching up with you. but first a check of the forecast and say hello, to meteorologist lynette charles. >> megan. so good to see you. >> i am so happy to see you. >> and you look fabulous and the babies are so cute. >> thank you. >> let's go february for you as well because you came back in february. so we still are on a he seasonably mild for today. we have a few showers in the forecast. cooling down and then we have 50-50 for the weekend. we will see rain and stay dry for a part of the weekend. but speaking of the rape, dealing with it this morning. we have a couple showers trying to push in across the area as of now woodsboro is getting in on that action along i-70. we are seeing some pushover the bay but we are talking about temperatures that are m

i know it's going to be hard seeing how it was for jordan firsthand.ight now, i'm focused on getting ready for the season and i'm going take it one start at a time, and really just work on developing the routine that i am going to carry on the rest of my career. >> i got to tell you, straussburg looked good today and lean and fit. the other one is the teenager, 19-year-old bryce harper, the phenom, the kid from vegas. the guy who never met a tweet and the like and couldn't hit in baseball. will he or won't he be on the big leagues in opening day? with less than 600 professional appearances, has he developed enough? davie johnson is on the side and told the gm to keep an open mind regarding harper. we asked harper himself do you think you will start the season in the big leagues? >> and i have been -- open up in the regular field and with the nationals and, you know, like i said, i'm going to come in here and work my butt off and take everything in and try to listen really, you know, try to succeed and have a -- on me side. i think that, you know, i rea

. >> i know it's going to be hard just seeing how it was for jordan first hand, but now i'm focused on getting ready for the season and take it one start at a time and really just work on developing a routine i'm hopefully going to carry on the rest of my career. >> reporter: the other young gun the 19-year-old phenom bryce harper. will he be in the big leagues opening day? with less than 600 professional mate appearances has he developed enough? -- plate appearances has he developed enough? we have bryce himself do you think you'll start the season in the biggies? >> that would be a dream come true. i'm going to come in and work my butt off and take everything in from everybody and try to listen and really try to succeed out here and having davey johnson on my side, i think that's huge, really boosted my confidence a lot. >> reporter: harper told me today he's not going to change and be himself. every now and then he will tweet the nonpolitically correct tweet. he was walking around today for a while in a washington redskins gray t-shirt. now back to lindsay murphy. >>> as we told you

how good is lin. he has more points in his first five starts. more than jordan, more than shaq. yone seems to be cashing in. that's how we start the top five. >> i hope you will consider endorsing my line of premium linoleum tiles. >> at number four, it's one thing to take your opponent out, but the official too? fortunately, he stayed in the game. at number three, st. louis, rhode island rihanna whitney, look at that. that is the game winner. number two, he didn't win, but coal is a commodore, and the pekingese is the first dog to win dog's biggest prize, being this show since 1990 and in 2005, my buddy here, taco, won that award. few people know this. >> right. >> taco makes his annual appearance when the westminster awards. >> he likes to hang out a lot. >> he is very relaxed right now. acts as our producer. >>

they're french, you know, we couldn't find one, you know, due jordan was dancing on the table, talking to pretty girls and saying let me show you how i did that tap number. the other guys were out drinking champagne. i said to all of them, i'll see you at 4:00 in the morning. i couldn't find anybody. so it's me. i'm thinking, i'm god. i'm sitting at the table on the "today" show and they've got uggie the dog next to me. all of a sudden, ug gi e's to the bathroom. i'm going, yeah, god, huh. it was a short-lived reign of deety. there was no god -- >> jimmy: the family doesn't go along with the god thing, huh? >> the family, nor the dog. >> jimmy: now this is -- photograph of you and your wife who's a very famous clothing designer. and who's spectacularly beautiful. georgina chapman. does she dress you? because i want to ask you about this particular photo. it looks like your pants are dragging on the ground there. >> that's kind of like the photo that, you know, made her go to england and help design suits. and i'm so fashionably challenged which proves that opposites are attracted. because there are 27 suits of the same color that -

latest on the father who sparked a viral sensation in a heated debate over how parents should handle themselves. >> tommy jordan is the man's name. he said he was trying to teach his daughter a lesson about sharing too much on facebook. critics say he's defending himself. 28million people have watched this video of jordan shooting his daughter's laptop after discovering a ranted on his teenage daughter's facebook page. >> this is your laptop. this right here, is my 45. one, two, three, four, fiervetion six. after that comment you made about your mom, your mom said be sure to put one in there for her. >> some say he muscled the mark. others said the tough love was on target. he said to those who support us we appreciate it. i believe everything i did was appropriate. many wonder why he didn't take the laptop away. he said did it. didn't work. >>> new at 5:30, thousands of teachers face layoffs across the country. teachers in buffalo, new york, are getting lie pow, all on -- lipo, all on the taxpayers dime. they are eligible to get plastic surgeon under the insurance options. botox, liposuction, tummy tucks and t

jordan who was referred to as hojo by fellow officers. he worked his way up the ranks and was turned down for the chief position before. >> i'm fortunate because i've seen howfamiliar with the budget, the crime trends, the residents. >> reporter: jordan says one of his top priorities will be getting the department up to compliance. decreasing the crime rate also ranks high. many will be watching if jordan will change tactics when it comes to how his predecessors handled the occupy movement. one of the biggest challenges on the job will be learning the politics of oakland. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a riot breaksout when fans get angry. what prompted the violence that killed dozens of people. >>> in ten minutes, i'll have your thursday forecast, also the [ male announcer ] citibank's new app for ipad makes it easy for anne to view her finances from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three hours. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. great! at progressive, you can compare rat

jordan who was referred to as hojo by fellow officers. he worked his way up the ranks and was turned down for the chief position before. >> i'm fortunate because i've seen hows happen. i'm familiar with the budget, the crime trends, the residents. >> reporter: jordan says one of his top priorities will be getting the department up to compliance. decreasing the crime rate also ranks high. many will be watching if jordan will change tactics when it comes to how his predecessors handled the occupy movement. one of the biggest challenges on the job will be learning the politics of oakland. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a riot breaksout when fans get angry. what prompted the violence that killed dozens of people. >>> in ten minutes, i'll have your thursday forecast, also the bay area weekend in the five-day forecast, i'll see you back here. >>> a familiar site like you've never seen it before, we're going to show you pictures of the moon, never released before tonight. >>> firefighters say it's not clear yet what sparked a fire in an abandoned building in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the fire was first reported about 5:15 tonight. it took only about 15 m

diane howe's son jordan was the first victim in what became one of the most violent series of attacks. history. five people were killed all together and nine more wounded in an eight-day spree of violence back in march of 2010. howe says it's especially hard because the man accused of killing her son was a long-time friend. >> that's a snake for you. that's a sflak for you. i'm glad i got it off my chest to testify to let the jury know what really happened that day, that night they killed my son. >> five men are charged with first-degree murder in this case. prosecutors say it all started with a dispute over a missing piece of cheap costume jewelry. >>> thousands of dogs and cats are put to death each year. that is the reality in prince george's county where they're dealing with a population boom not only in terms of people but also in terms of pets. tisha thompson here now with the news 4 i-team explaining how the county plans to deal with its pet problem. >> the folks at prince george's county's animal control do not shy away from it. they have a hard job especially when it comes to

jordan, i am taking you to a strip club. [loud dance music and overlapping chatter] oh, excuse me, miss. how much is a lap dance? a little light on cash but i have a paypal account. - oh, my god. tracy jordan? - that's right. party time. - when i saw you in hard to watch... - no, no, keep it light. - you inspired me to contact my biological father. - no daddy stuff. - i hadn't spoken to him in 13 years. - maybe show him your butt. - [sobbing] - there are tears falling on her boobies, liz lemon. i know you've been molested. that's how we all got here but i don't want to hear about it. - i just wanted to let you know that i'm going into the navy. because like you said in your movie, "i invent my tomorrow." - but i wasn't even supposed to say that. the line was, "shereen i hope dr. mogutu has good news about my endoscopy," but i couldn't get it right, so they told me to improv. - come on, guys. i'm making it rain. how about a little less self-respect and a little more squatting? - you see what you've done liz lemon? - tracy jordan is broken. it's over. - get off stage! no whites! - you wanted to see me miss maroney?

but the oakland police chief tells how would jordan--but the oakland police chief howland jordan tellshat he does not believe that is true. >>reporter: smoke grenades, gas mask and dean backgrounds all used by the oakland police against the protesters. >> with the crowd began to throw projectiles and stuff then our officers have a responsibility to defend themselves. >>reporter: upper we learn that oakland police it developed information prior to the protests that led them into believing there was a possibility for violence. we were told that raton was billed as a come out, be prepared to resist and if in yourself against the police. we have not seen the level of that before. it was clear to me just based on the video and the officers' accounts that people were organized and they were prepared to advance and rush hour long. that is something that we have not seen before. all of >>james: and this morning on the national front, a 21 month investigation into allegations that the federal air marshal service promotes a hostile working environment has concluded. through the finding was that

jordan sparks. when you look at their natural lives and look how jordan has shot into stardom and whitney has been thereir characters are in many ways the reflection of their own lives. whitney played effie who is a mother who has sung secular music, has gone to the apex of her career and settled down into singing in the church and sparkle who plays her daughter, i mean, jordan who plays her daughter is singing in the choir where whitney started and launching her career. so there are some interesting parallels between the script and the lives of the two women. >> i want to before we go to commercial break, i know we'll pick up on the other side of it. i want to play at the waters singing "eyes of the sparrow" because it's such a great song. this is what whitney houston was recording because this is kind of the main theme from the movie. let's play that first. we'll talk on the other side. ♪ for his eye is on the sparrow ♪ ♪ and i know he watches me ♪ >> we call that an old church song but also, like lots of old church songs, you have to really have a great voice or everyone will know. there's no faking

jordan was left on harbor crying in his crib, the boy's biological father laverne ward his friend jacqueline annette williams infidel kathy were found guilty of murder. eli evans is now 16 and he knows how remarkable it is that he survived. he learned the truth 10 years ago. >> thank you god for sparing him. when sam evans oldest daughter and granddaughter were murdered sam took delight in jordan to live with him in southeastern illinois. the boys were raised in the town of 1900 200 mi. from chicago jordan now a senior in high school recently moved to relatives in kentucky is hoping college recruiters and noticed his football talent. he has had victories to. the last number 43 on the red elgin your senior high school varsity team, he is only a sophomore he is a running back and a linebacker and sunday plays for the chicago bears, his life in the small town has been a good solid and nurturing. eli has a dry sense of humor in his very playful, he seems happy. sam says eli and debbie has similar personalities stubbornness and natural leadership. he has a face like her mother and inherited her beautiful singing voice. >> we are grateful we been able to survive. >> but now one of the man who

jordan. >> jimmy: last night you had meryl streep and michelle williams both nominated. both were in your films for best actress. how do you handle that? >> i was hoping for a tie. that would have been nice. had been ties. barbra streisand and katharine hepburn actually tied. barbra streisand for "funny girl" and lion in winter." >> jimmy: who did you vote for in that category? >> both. >> jimmy: you eliminated your own vote -- >> i get two ballots. >> jimmy: how many tickets do you get to the oscar show? >> the oscar show's like the super bowl. it's really hard to get tickets. it's all on a lottery system. yesterday, the academy did something really sweet. as a father of four daughters, there's a policeman in new york, his name is pete, he was the most decorated policeman in new york city. on his off day, on a day that he was off, there was a robbery that broke out in brooklyn, and he avoided the robbery, saved all these people, but he was shot and killed by one of the assailants. and he had four daughters. i just said to steve, let's take these girls to the super bowl. i mean, and they'd never been on an airplane

jordan, $678 million. iraq, $472 million. how about the other ones? kenya, $661 million.istan, $1.3 billion. a lot of questions remain whether we should be -- >> bob: well let's talk about -- >> andrea: no such thing as peace. it's just cease fire. >> bob: talk about the muslim brotherhood. one of the recipient from egypt for a lot of money every year. saying if you don't end us the money there will be problems with israel. what is your take on that? >> andrea: the muslim brotherhood is a violent group. my biggest fear when mubarak was taken out. they control the mosque and the union. now they won majority of election. i'm skeptical of the motives. they say if you don't give us the money this will jeopardize peace with israel. remember when assad tried to make peace? biggest threat to islam if you study the quran is not the -- it's the aposit. not infidel. it's the muslim that turns and tries to make peace. this is why i'm not buying this that muslim brotherhood seeks peace with israel. no such thing as peace. it's just cease-fire. >> bob: for those in the muslim communit

look how high off the glass that hit. and jordanith a more conventional three, straight through the hoop. indiana wins it, 70-55. upsetting michigan state. >>> to the acc. duke looking to finish perfect on the road in acc play for the first time in 12 years. austin rivers, steal, coast to coast. now a 20-point game. ryan kelly. for three. he had a career-high 20 points. still in the second, wake forest trying to make a run. tony chennault, in transition. cut the lead to 11. just 25067 duke. placen plumlee. get out of his way. duke rolling. 79-71. the final. >>> for all the highlights you can possibly stomach and the latest sports news, check out espn news. it's what we do. i'm todd grisham. have a good day. >>> coming up next, a jam-packed "pulse." tim tebow's new bromance and paula deen's weight loss paying off. >>> a close call when a grizzly bear starts to charge. f us want to hear we've done a good job caring for our mouths. that's why there's a rinse like crest pro-health multi-protection. it helps you get a better dental check

many will be watching as jordan will change tack the ticks when it comes to how officers handle the occupyent. reed official starts as fire chief. she says one of the biggest challenges will be learning the politics of oakland. reporting from oakland ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco celebrating the expansion and relocation of popular diner. >> we kicked this off by declaring this, god true blue cafe day here and in san francisco. >> new restaurant and there are plans to double the no. of employees from 12-24. >> will resume and there will be enhanced street cleaning in that central market area. >> this is the last day saint anthony. ceremony was held today to mark the end of an era and new beginning. it will be demolished to make way for $23 million multilevel facility. saint anthony served almost 3,000 meals a day. it will continue to serve those in need right across the street for about 2 years until the new building is ready. heavy weather is hampering efforts to contain an oil spill from a capsize crew ship. lifting containment -- find other ways to contain the spill. in egypt at

seeing how it was for jordan first hand.ht now i'm focused on getting ready for the season and i'm going to take it one start at a time. and really just work on developing the routine that i'm hopefully going to carry on for the rest of my career. >> can you get better? have we seen the best of steven strasburg or can you get better? >> i'm not going to put -- i'm not going to put expectations on myself but i'm not going to say that i'm only going to be this good. i got a lot to learn. that's the big thing is relatively i don't have much major league experience. i feel like i have a great opportunity here especially this year to learn from some of the best. >> people are throwing around the -- word for playoffs. you haven't played a games in that's going to happen when people see who we have on our roster and stuff. that's great. there are a lot of teams going into the season where they are world series down and will make it to the playoffs. we haven't done anything yet. i think we just have to let our play do the talking. >

today, city leaders removed the word interim from howard jordan's title and the most pressing question for the chief: how is he going to handle "occupy"? >> obviously, this is a very volatile situation that needs to be addressed immediately and we're take every ales seriously whether through "occupy" or some officer that did something on the street during the normal course of operations. so we're not shying away from these allegations. and we're going to investigate them and find out what happened. >> howard jordan has been interim police chief since october when chief anthony batts resigned. he was also the interim chief before batts was hired. now, jordan wasn't the only major announcement out of oakland today. later, why the appointment of new fire chief is making history in oakland. >>> well, new details tonight on the case of a north bay girl who died during a sleepover party last year. turns out it was not alcohol poisoning as first suspected. the sonoma county coroner says that kaemi rao actually overdosed on the date rape drug ghb. the sh-year-old was found -- the 14-year-old was found dead last

. >> when asked why he did it publically, tommy jordan wrote, because that's how i was raised.ething embarrassing to my parents in public such as the grocery store i got my tail tore up in front of god and everyone. this is the internet. it's a lot bigger than a grocery store. >> plus, matt, look, even if that's the case, just because their parents humiliated him publically doesn't make it right. what we want to do is carry forward the legacies that are good, not the legacies where our parents made mistakes. the fact that they did it is not okay. i always hear parents say, i turned out well. did you, really? he ratcheted up the rhetoric. here's the question, matt. what do you do now? clearly she has resentment toward him which is probably passing from a day to the next. i'm not saying overall they are bad parents. i don't know. all we know is what we see here. this didn't do anything to lower resentment on her part. it's just intimidation. >> you're worried about what happens the next time she does something bad. how do you punish that behavior? >> sure. it's like you tell your

jordan is. she said sir, that's against policy, we're not supposed to do that. somehow i convinced her to give me the room number. that's all it took. that's howown. [ gunshot ] >> vernon jordan is in very serious but stable condition this morning while local and federal officials are trying to find out who shot him and why. >> he talks about going after high-profile targets like mr. jordan and larry flynt. and actually stalking them, getting up close to where they were staying and where they were at the time, which really is a very stupid. because when you go after people famous, you are going to get law enforcement from all over the country. was there something that happened to you or did you decide that i need to kill somebody? >> i was actually trying to get a race war started. that was my goal. commit enough racial incidents to get the blacks all stirred up and they would start killing whites and the whites would retaliate for that and it would go back and forth until a full-scale race war was going on. >> joseph wanted blacks and jews to fear that anywhere they went, they would be gunned down. that is such a grandiose scheme and it's unr

how she would watch the rigs going through oakland and she talked about how she wanted to do that one day. same thing really as jordan, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a private high school in san francisco is shut down for the day because of a flu outbreak. the principal at saint ignatius high school says at least 200 students are sick. a 24-hour closure was recommended to sanitize the building. that's what crews are doing today. more than 50 students called in sick yesterday. another 90 students went home after suddenly becoming ill. >> it's pretty nasty and then the crazy thing was actually after school, toward the evening, more and more people were getting sick. >> the school will reopen tomorrow but the principal is asking parents to keep kids home for at least 72 hours after vomiting has ceased or after a fever has gone down. >>> official play -- layoff notices are go out today. by a vote of 6-1 and an extension, the city council voted to eliminate more than 100 positions, 81 of which are currently filled. union group, residents and occupy demonstrators packed city hall to protest the cuts. however, there were n

jordan. >> if 75% of the american population thinks we ought to raise our kids that way maybe you should spend some time adjusting to how talk to the american public on television. you're in a position to help. >> i can picture dr. phil watching this and being about as mad as this guy's daughter was originally. >> tommy jordan. >> do you think dr. phil will make a response video in his chair in the backyard. >> you all have a good day. thanks for watching. >>> british cops trail some guys who did not write the book on high-speed chases. >> the car stops and then it backs up. >> he's going to be reversing again. >> see the clueless moves that led to a clumsy end. >>> and a fisherman heads to the river with a -- >> bow and arrow. >> what? we'll clear up the mystery of the catch when we come back. >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all day long. >> criminals will do anything to evade capture by the police. >> approaching. >> this is just released by police in the uk where they were chasing two guys that were part of a six-member car theft gang. you see here, the car

>> rachel jordan from baton rouge, louisiana. >> jimmy: hey, welcome. how you doing, rachel?u've got to help me out here. let's spin-that-wheel! of-carpet-samples! hey, go for it. give it a good spin, pal. good job, rachel. be careful. i don't want to get rug burn. [ laughter ] there it is. spinning around, where it lands. not one of us knows -- uh-oh, this is looking good! carpet starfish! ♪ carpet starfish, that means your score is 963. [ sirens ] uh-oh. you know what that sound means? it's time for a big cat cash back. you know what that sound means. it's time for a carpet sample fun fact. >> steve: carpet sample fun fact. martin van buren was the nation's eighth president. >> jimmy: okay, very good. keep that in mind. it might come in handy later in the game. >> okay. >> jimmy: not sure it will, though. step to the end over there. hey, how you doing? nice to see you, buddy. everything going good? >> that's right. >> jimmy: very good. i love your -- i love paper towels there. i gotta say, they're fantastic. >> thank you. [ laughter ] >> steve: the roots like it. >> jimmy: