her name was mary tagliane it. ti, she was calling from virginia. no one in keith'se, including her daughter, megan, heard of her. that name mean anything to you, mary? >> no. . >> that name didn't ring a bale belle? >> no. >> reporter: caitlin didn't know the name either but realized this woman was a woman her had dad had taken to dinner in 2010 during an off period with kimberly. >> i remember him saying he was going out to dipper but, yeah nothing ever came from it. >> reporter: but now mary was on the phone. >> she was very, very upset. [ crying ] >> stay with me. this is gonna be okay. relax. i kept her on the phone purposely, as long as i could, and while we were talking, i had my staff scrambling to get somebody in law enforcement to her home. >> reporter: almost 400 miles south, officers in virginia brought mary to an interview room. she was the second woman in three days investigators were speaking to about the murder of the superintendent. >> i'm glad they have these here. i just might need them. >> oh, okay. >> reporter: mary says she and keith first devel

say about that action is just a little anecdote, because that is the action that ultimately got keith herring to finally stop coming to act up meetings. keith and i were born within a few weeks of each other. we moved to new york the same month, and a lot of us in act up knew keith and had been trying to get him to come to the meetings because his career was just exploding at that time. he was as hot as he could be as the incredible up and coming young pop artist. keith, a number of us knew that keith also had hiv, and he was very concerned about keeping it secret because he was concerned about what would happen to his market and his collectors. he saw the speculation after andy warhol died and was really disgusted by it s and he didn't want to create that opportunity with him. so the meetings, act up meeting's on monday night. there was an older member of act up who's on my fund raising committee, southwestern swenson. he was a great broadway dancer. he was in this little me and he sang "i've got your number." he used to claim that he performed the first strip tease by a male on a legitimate

keith reynolds? he went back on his deal. when he left her, he laughed. he didn't reduce her debt a penny. ou're saying that keith drove her to suicide. that's why i did it. i killed him for her. he deserved to die. on the contrary, brandon... no one deserves to die. you're looking in speed's locker, eric. out of respect, i haven't touched it since he was shot. now his wallet's missing. what do you think happened? maybe he took it. there's been some activity on his credit card. eric... when someone that is important to us leaves us, it can be difficult to accept they're gone. no, this is different. i know this sounds crazy, but he pointed me in the direction of that tube. he solved this case. you solved that case. you did. (sighs) eric... speed is gone. he's gone. what if i told you i talked to him? i'd say... i'd say that it's time to get some help. woman: as i said, lieutenant, i'm sorry you drove all this way to our naples branch. but without a warrant, i'm not at liberty to discuss our customers' accounts. the customer's name is tim speedle, and i'm interested in any account activity. f

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to mention their boys to serve dinner as well as exams dance and folk dance with her and senate presidency clinton keith second. if it's meant to be well thought out to god and his mom brother and to also attend the time and its economic paul wrote in his rival statements presents he was not meant to understand the importance of common in europe. instead he's looking forward to an end to major principles want any bad effects of the corporation would never let out we had this new company that was two hundred strong business delegation. suicides are expecting scientists here is the equivalent of the nt finance culture and politics and it has to give up the bucket seats and even fruit plate on top of the sun to the us congress already achieved last year and a winding presidency will attend the summit of the comic security at the twenty oh two nuclear security summit. oh but that's a well needed as well talk more action to minimize the use of heidi grace the use of more than fifty countries and twenty international organizations are converging on monday in the netherlands for this third international securi

her name is keith francis. she sold 18,107 boxes of cookies. that tops the previous record set in the 1980's of 18,000 boxes. she wants the number to be 20,000 by the end of the month. demetrius and sarah, get on the phone and order some boxes. she says that the key is a time, commitment and asking everyone she meets to buy a box. during her career she hopes to sell 100,000 boxes total. her trip benefit is a portion of her sale. >> we continue to see snow showers today. not heavy snow but about 1 in. before we head out to the roads. it could cause problems. here's the front line making itthree the way through. here's the back edge moving through. i say a covers all of to page county and a little of kane county and moving down toward will county and across cook county. that is though. snow early today. after that it's just cold temperatures. this is spring but it still feels like winter. 27 degrees right now. wind and the north at 8 mi.. its 24 in the waukegan. 27 for lansing. 26 in valparaiso. today, high temperature of 28. typical high is 50.

keith and kathryn arthur say they were about to drive to the hospital wednesday when her water broke.ryn told her husband, we aren't going anywhere. that's when kathryn just laid down on the bathroom floor in their laguna nigel home and keith called 911. >> all the way out. >> i have the baby. i have the baby. >> great. good job. great. boy or girl? >> it's a girl. >> when paramedics arrived arthur was holding collette, his fourth child. he didn't think about it too much. he kept listening to the dispatcher and followed instructions. >> that gives me anxiety just thinking about it. >> right? >> coming up, a health alert. the easily treatable skin cancer that doctors say may be more dangerous in young people. >>> also, how the dramatic roadside rescue of this infant may end up saving his life again. >>> and he's heard countless confessions. now pope francis has one of his ow >>> food morning, it's 4:52 from the embarcadero. we'll talk about when things will change for us again and it will be soon coming up. >>> president obama and the first lady are honoring women's history month by sh

her parents claim she left voluntarily after refusing to follow their rules. keithffice rules" and is a former ceo. andy leavy, the co-host of "red eye." you know charles payne from the fox business network. great to see all three of you today. >> great to be here. >> let me go to keith first because he hasn't been on the panel before. i know you're a parent. even a grandparent. >> yes. >> all right. what do you make of where we are in today's society that this kind of a case would go to court and get all that publicity and now it looks like everything's just hunky dory, like we used to say growing up. >> you know, it's amazing. we live in this world where our kids have been given so much and really got to the point where they expect it. very spoiled. in my household, that never would have happened. my dad would have locked the door, leroy wyche would have locked the door. i would have never gotten out of the house. >> leroy wyche would have blocked my door, too, and i don't even know -- that kind of scares me. look, if this was, as the parents say, if this was all

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and there was mysterious dna found under carol's fingernails that does not belong to her ex-husband. here again, keither carol kennedy's murder, american flags were once again draped around the town square, in anticipation of the annual rodeo, and inside the courthouse, county attorney joe butner kicked off off the trial of steve democker. attorney butner told the jury, the case was no less condemning. >> i will ask you to find the defendant guilty of the first-degree premeditated murder. >> narrator: first he said, steve had motives and not just that $6,000 a month in alimony. no. carol said the prosecutor was worth a lot of money dead. >> the evidence will show that at the time of her death, that steven democker was the owner and beneficiary of two life insurance policies, the total value of those life insurance policies was $750,000. >> narrator: steve and carol's daughters katie and charlotte were in court, and sitting behind their father. attorney rich robinson. >> to have your father accused of murder and for them not to believe it, you can't imagine what that must have done to how they view thi

. >> reporter: and keith's portrayal of a broke, manipulative and social light in woody allen blue jasmine got herest actress and best supporting actor for the heartbreaking performance as a transgender person dying of aids in dallas buyers club and he gave a speech and spoke up for people striving for freedom and self determination. >> for dreamers watching this tonight, as you struggle to make your dreams happen to live the impossible, we are thinking of you tonight. >> reporter: this year's oscar winners came to grips with some very serious subject matter, slavery, aids, transgender issues and the exploitation of women, it's perhaps a sign of the times that frothy entertainment is out and serious drama is in. rob reynolds, al jazeera hollywood. >> and williams is a film and art critic and joins us now from london and "12 years a slave" won best picture, was it the right choice? >> it was not the best but the only choice. the film is a master piece and director steve mcqueen links the evils of slavery to those of the holocaust and it kicks you in the gut and is hard viewing and if it had not won

keith. dunedin. it is. goosen the prefecture there are still many areas when people are not allowed to live. ukrainian journalists. she and her lineage and visits one of the desire to villagers holland said here. look at them. only turn. raising these are abandoned homes i know you're in control of land in numbers grow i

keith morrison. >> whatever bodily be watching for is whether or not you can prove he intended to kill her. >> absolutely>> you sound like you're pretty confident the prosecution has enough to be able to prove that. >> we would not have charged him if we didn't believe so. >> reporter: the prosecution believes there's a strong case based on witness's testimony, messages on cell phones, forensics, all that paint oscar as an angry man and extremely jealous. others suggest the prosecution's case seemed to stumble. there were allegations of police mismanaging evidence and the defense will delve into oscar's fear of crime that propelled him to shoot at what he said he thought was an intruder who broke into his house in the middle of the night. as an olympian,sc pistorius made south africa proud on the world stage. tomorrow his life and his actions will take center stage in a courtroom here. that, too, will be watched just as closely by his countrymen and many around the world. lester, the trial gets under way tomorrow with opening statements by the prosecution, and in a first for this country, a south african

her on the floor. rice and palmer have denied that any assault took place. >>> today will be the final day at work for the head of the nsa. general keithr is retiring. he's led the spy agency for eight years now. defense secretary chuck hagel will speak at a retirement ceremony this afternoon. >>> you might want to spend this weekend shopping for health insurance if you aren't already covered. monday is the deadline to enrole or face a pen -- enroll or face a penalty. tracie potts with more. >> reporter: president obama called thousands of help navigators from italy. these are the people walking americans through the process. they're trying to make a big push special weekend especially for -- push this weekend especially for young americans. while the government says they hit the goal of six million people shining up for insurance before the end of march deadline, they did not yet hit the goal for the percentage of young adults. they've got about 25%. the goal was 38%. remember, the goal here is for younger, healthier people to sign up to balance the cost of paying for and insuring sicker, older americans. now if you don't sign up by m

her. i think danny partridge and keith partridge were the ones in trouble.the test of time. >> heather, thank you for the headlines. >> maria molina has a look at the weather for us. is it true we may have snow on the way? >> yes, a little bit in new york city. this storm system could have been a lot worse for so many of us across the northeast. the treupbg is the track it -- the thing is the track!yt's taken is farther offshore. the cape and east maine are under some form of blizzard warning or watch because they are expecting heavy snow, up to a foot of it and gusting wind gusting up to 50 miles per hours at times. areas of light snow across parts of the midwest, kentucky and even as far south as parts of north carolina. this energy will be coming together and developing into an area of low pressure off the coast of the northeast. that is going to be intensifying quite rapidly over the next 24 to 48 hours, producing winds and significant impacts in the temperature-wise, on the cold side across the northeast and midwest through at least wednesday. but by th

her husband, quote, we aren't going anywhere. she laid down on the bathroom floor in their laguna home and keith called 911. >> totally out. >> all. >> i have the baby. i have the baby. >> great. good job. great. boy or girl? >> it's a girl. >> when paramedics arrived arthur was holding collette, their fourth child. he didn't think too much about it, kept listening to the dispatcher and followed instructions. >> he did well. >> very well. lots of smiles. >>> ever wonder whether you've had too much coffee? >> i don't want to know. >> well, sorry, i'm just downloading an app for that to tell us -- >> oh, boy. >> details coming up. >> we're in trouble. >>> also, how the dramatic roadside rescue of this infant may end up saving his life again. >>> new at 6:00, the major redesign facebook users are going to see on the news feed use chase freedom at gas stations this quarter and get 5% cash back. so you can keep rolling in style. activate your 5% cash back at chase.com/freedom chase. so you can. one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making l

keith. democratic caller. to senatoros feinstein. representative sanchez will give her support. ose people can get by with murder, everybody thinks they should do it too, so go after them girls. you have more balls than the others do. host: ok, keith. keith.thank you, on one thing, you are certainly right. i have seen more spying on the women of the congress than almost anyone else. as i said, my senator, senator feinstein does not go lightly into these discourses. she usually knows there is something wrong, does her homework, and those in. we will -- i hope she will. she has the power to do that. i could say every congressperson has the power, but the reality is that the structure of the house and the way things are done, and the chairmanships -- you know, it is much more difficult to years through to get your message out -- pierce through to get your message out. every senator has an incredible amount of power. my senator for talking about this and wanting to do something about it. host: for viewers, if you are interested in both perspectives, senator feinstein's speech on the

her life might do next. is breaking, exclusive, the epic battle at as the rhetoric intensified, stocks give me a downturn at the moment. we are back seeing keith mikhaila who makes these markets moving events, where he is putting his money ahead of the crucial vote in crimea. 38 minutes to make an investment here. stay tuned. ♪ muck. liz: when it rain, it pours. herbalife has been all over the news this week. charlie gasparino, a leader in the news flow here, he's got exclusive details on what lies ahead for the company which is trading up right now. >> well, i mean, as you know, the ftc has launched a formal investigation into its business model, you know, basically investigating the claims of bill ackman that it is a pyramid scheme, it's an illegal structure. they're investigating it. look, here's what we know from inside the company, what they are worried about going forward. number one, state attorney generals coming in there, attorneys generals coming in there and launching piggyback probes off this. it's a huge worry inside the company. why is that? well, as you know, the stock went down on the ftc probe, it's up a little bit today, but

keith ablow from boston. we begin with a mom e-mail. >> shear what she said. my mom has devoted her this negative nancy normal or nuts? >> here is how to play this. mom, i love you, but you're nuts, because she is crazy. who would design to make people around them miserable all the time? nobody would have that as a life plan. but the question isn't what's going on. it's why is this happening? here is what to rule out. is your mom depressed, because negativity is a symptom of depression and depression can be chronic and it can be treated. so you could change your mother, wouldn't that be fun? >> wow. >> hard to do. >> by the way, that wasn't me. my mom never complains about anything. next? >> mrs. kilmeade, brian wrote that, but he does love you. >> lightning round, keith. >> i'll call you later, mrs. kilmeade. >> my sister spends every dollar she earns on clothes for herself and gifts for others. she's 30 with student loans and always strapped for cash. normal or nuts? >> of course she's always strapped for cash. she's normal, but undisciplined, right, because it feels good to get c

her. them. melissa: another blow to bitcoin, announcing it is shutting its doors but at the same time the price of bitcoin rebounding, at $667. benjamin lonski thinks the keithy will make it stronger. they basically had the same problem, flex colin is closing and got wiped out and hackers came in and stole all the bitcoin, mount gox filed for bankruptcy after hackers tulsa and 50,000 bitcoins with $425 million so it seems like it is the same problem which makes me think it could happen again and again. >> i think right now where bitcoin is is a little bit of buyer beware. those who are getting involved need to realize prices are very volatile and we are having some security each is when it comes to hacking. in the mount gox situation we are not clear what took place. the regulators are starting to look at it but overall it does show that as we move to a new environment where regulators are getting more involved we will have a regulatory scheme around bitcoin, hopefully we will have a shaking out where the firms that are doing it right and doing get better and protecting consumers and protecting against money-laundering will survive and proliferate. melissa:

keith morrison. >> at the trial of oscar pistorius, she will officially be the victim. but friends no doubt will testify that's hardly the word to describe reeva steenkamp. reeva's brief journey to her call from the most sought-after celebrity of south africa. >> hi. i'm oscar's date tonight. he needed a date at the last minute so it was throw yourself together, come and be my date. >> reeva was 29 when she lit up the red carpet with oscar at the south african sports award ceremony, november, 2012. reeva had looks, no question there. but according to her friends, that might have been the least of her attributes. >> reeva had a brilliant mind. she was smart and funny and all those things, but she was brilliant. >> gina meyers was on the prosecution's witness list, was reeva's roommate, which may be understating their relationship. reeva actually lived with gina and her parents to save money. also being far from home, she missed her family and it was comforting to be a part of somebody else's. >> she often told me how grateful she was for her upbringing. her family is very down to earth, they were salt of the earth. very humble. and reeva was exactly, exactly the same. >> reeva grew u

keith morrison. >> what everybody will be watching for is whether or not he can prove he ended to kill her.etty confidence. the prosecution has enough to be able to prove that isn't. >> we would not have charged if we didn't believe so. >> reporter: the prosecution believe there is a strong case with witnesses testimonies. messages on cell phones. forensics at the crime scene. all that will paint oscar as an angry man and extremely jealous. others suggest the prosecution's case seemed to stumble early on. there were allegations of mrs. mismanaging evidence. and the defense will delve into oscar's fear of crime that propelled him to shoot at what he says was aine intruder that broke into his house in the middle of the night. as an olympian, oscar pistorius made south africa proud on the word stage. but tomorrow, his life and his actions will take center stage in a courtroom here. and that, too, will be watched just as closely by his countrymen and many around the world. >> the trial gets one way with opening statements by the prosecution. the first in this country, a south africa can judge h

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her thick hair cut. if it was what if if . and welcome back to conversations with great minds i'm speaking with keith ellison representative from minnesota's fifth congressional district and author of the new book my country tis of thee my faith my family our future i want to go back to to you if i can i just because there is such a rich why and this book is so i mean there's so much of. your father came back from world war two and out of the g.i. bill became a physician you know he taught you all kinds of things and he and your worldviews were in some ways kind of different you know i'd like i'd like you to talk a little bit about that and what that how that has informed your your politics and of your personal. take on life well you know my dad. was a republican identified himself as that and might even today he would not mind if i if you asked him what party you any price i'm a republican but he hasn't voted republican in a long time. but he he he says you know look you've got to work hard you got to save your money he got a study hardly life isn't going to hand you anything you've got to go get it and my dad. i believe those

her case. what is going on? is she entitled, spoiled or are there deep family issues? is this indemic of problems in our society today? joining us, dr. keithlad the judge ruled against rachel because the bottom line is we can't have adolescents, 18 yearlies or for that matter, 12-year-olds differing with their parents about the level of support to which they're entitled and suing them because it would hang a sort of damaclese over every american family, wondering, what if we make this decision to try to enforce these rules? will our children lawyer up, which would be a cottage industry for lawyers and sue us? >> let me ask you this, that's the sort of financial issue here in terms of being emancipated or not. in terms of emotionally and family, is there a chance for this family to work with this specter of litigation. on the psychological side, i don't know this family. so for all i know, this young woman has taken a very high road. i don't know. maybe her parents are too much the disciplinarians. maybe they won't support her goals. if she funded her education, good for her. maybe she shouldn't resolve things. >> when you see an e-mail lik