kenneth is on the verge.rge of doing something either really horrible in his life and taking him away from you forever or he's on the verge of maybe being able to turn the corner. maybe if we hold his hand and help him turn that corner he'll be able to do that. today, i'm going to make him a ward of a court in order that he placed appropriately. i will set his matter for review in three months in any event. as it results to kentrell, i think this is a young man that probably the juvenile court system was designed for in some respects. i couldn't let him walk away from us without trying to get him to a point where he's at least literate and can function in some type of a job. today the court is going to make him a ward of the court in order that he be placed at idtc, the indiana developmental training center in indianapolis. all right, then this hearing is adjourned. thank you. >> man, they don't care about us, man. that is [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ]. i can't do it, man. >> i really, truly feel that this was

kenneth. kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mm, the weird kid who lived next door, mm, the weird kid who lived next door, but phil always had a soft spot for him because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero. and yet you did.

>> we are starting our work with kenneth feinberg on friday. we think he is an expert in hysteria and we want to do right. he was the person with the most expertise to go forward. i would also to the previous question if a person is not comfortable driving their cobalt or one of these models we are providing loaners free of charge. >> with kenneth feinberg on board does that suggest gm is going to compensate and owners who feel the need that they have to park their cars and other than the loaner you are speaking about? >> again, working with kenneth feinberg there are many aspects we need to work through with him so that is why he on his time line is saying it is about 60 days. >> the center of auto safety has suggested that they think this defect may have caused over 300 deaths. that is of big difference from the 13 that you have acknowledged. why do you think those numbers are so far apart? >> my understanding is there are data sources from the far database that captures the proportion of incidents that occurred in those vehicles and a broade

they were so eager to tie the knot, kenneth couldn't wait another day. eloping. the day before he was 21. their family told us this sunday no one knew back then. >> they got married on the 20th of february. he was not 21 until the 22nd of february. so he lied about his age on the -- i guess they didn't need proof back then. >> reporter: they would raise a family together, eight children. later in life, the two of them still holding hands every morning at breakfast. >> they would hold hands. every morning before they ate. >> reporter: the prayer of thanks for the food, for each other. there was a trip once on a ferry to alaska. all they had to sleep on were bunk beds. they made a choice. >> so they both slept in the bottom bunk together so they wouldn't have to sleep apart that night. >> reporter: they embraced the neighborhood kids as their own. helping their parents, too. one mom, kenneth helped fix the lawn mower so many times, he told her it was beyond fixing. >> he took the pickup, loaded her up, took her into town and bought her a new lawn mower because he k

kenneth, what is the best outcome? you just heard paula madison talk about her desire for donald sterile to go. with we don't discuss these wider issues, will we have missed an opportunity? >> i think so. mr. sterile something a problem that will take care of itself at some point of time. the natural course that we all follow. let's not spend too much time on mr. sterling. let's do as i hope commissioner sterile something doing. let's look at the bigger issue, and let's make sure that we put in place plans to deal with this kind of issue in the future, so we can move rapidly and not be confronted with these kinds of conversations again and not allow the kind of comfort that the person on the tape had when he said the things that he said. >> that brings us to the end of this edition of "inside story." thanks for being with us. in washington, i'm ray suarez. ♪ >>> on "america tonight" -- >> oh, my god! there' there's a tornado! [ screaming ] >> millions in the path of what could be days of killer weather. what is behind

. >> this is the story of helen and kenneth from nash port, ohio.hey met as teenagers and inseparable ever since. married 70 years. they were so eager to tie the knot, kenneth couldn't wait another day. [eloped|elopeing and marrying the day before he was 21. their family told us this sunday no one knew back then. >> they got married on the 20th of february and he was not 21 until the 22nd of february. so he lied about his age on the -- i guess they didn't need proof back then. >> they would raise a family together, eight children. later in life two of them still holding hands every morning at breakfast. >> they would hold hands every morning before they ate. >> a prayer of thanks for the food and for each other. there was a trip once on a ferry to alaska and all they had to sleep on was bunk beds. so they made a choice. >> they both slept in the bottom bunk so they didn't have to sleep apart. >> they embraced the neighborhood kids as their own and helping their parents too. one mom kenneth helped fix her lawn mower so many times he told her it was b

. >> this is the story of helen and kenneth from nash port, ohio.ried 70 years. they were so eager to tie the knot, kenneth couldn't wait another day. [eloped|elopeing and marrying the day before he was 21. their family told us this sunday no one knew back then. >> they got married on the 20th of february and he was not 21 until the 22nd of february. so he lied about his age on the -- i guess they didn't need proof back then. >> they would raise a family together, eight children. later in life two of them still holding hands every morning at breakfast. >> they would hold hands every morning before they ate. >> a prayer of thanks for the food and for each other. there was a trip once on a ferry to alaska and all they had to sleep on was bunk beds. so they made a choice. >> they both slept in the bottom bunk so they didn't have to sleep apart. >> they embraced the neighborhood kids as their own and helping their parents too. one mom kenneth helped fix her lawn mower so many times he told her it was beyond fixing. >> he took his pick up and loaded her

the waitresses about know everyone by name. >> kenneth anderson has been enjoying a hot cup of coffeee for as long as he can remember. >> i've been coming here since the doors opened, really. >> july 16th, 2008, about 8:00 p.m., kenneth is in his favorite booth as he always is. >> it's called number 8 booth and mr. anderson, he's always there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the road. and they say that some cars behind her said that she was kind of weaving a little bit. >> as she enters the restaurant parking lot marilou shepherd hit a vehicle ready to pull out of the bp station. right next door. >> she hit another vehicle sitting in the parking lot of the coffee house. then she comes through the windows of the building. >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. i didn't see

farmer kenneth littorecalls his father's wartime effort.ing the outbreak of world war number one, there was a great drive put on to increase feed supplies and food supplies to feed not only our army and civilian population but populations in europe that had been overrun. and in so doing, he thought he was doing the patriotic right thing and bought another 900 acres. he felt he was just as patriotic and just as involved in that war as the man that was toting a rifle. schoumacher: even the end of the war did not end the growing demand for u.s. farm products, for the threat of famine hung over a starving europe. responding to the call of herbert hoover, leader of the u.s. relief effort, the farmer raised his output even higher and fed two continents. never before had demand been so strong. never before had profits been so great. even the small farmer prospered. dr. wayne rasmussen, chief historian, u.s. department of agriculture, comments. the marginal farmer also enjoyed this prosperity. before the war, he might have been on the edge of going

ohio and their moving demonstration of love. 92-year-old helen fehle and her 91-year-old husband, kennethmarried for 70 years. they raised eight children together, never spent a night apart and held hands at breakfast each morning. 12 hours after helen passed away last week, kenneth looked at his kids and said, "mom's dead." he quickly started to fade, and, three hours later, he, too, was gone. still ahead, a sea lion pup far from the sea. [ female announcer ] grow, it's what we do. but when we put something in the ground, feed it, and care for it, don't we grow something more? we grow big celebrations, and personal victories. we grow new beginnings, and better endings. grand gestures, and perfect quiet. we grow escape, bragging rights, happier happy hours. so let's gro something greater with miracle-gro. what will you grow? share your story at miraclegro.com. what will you grow? [ mathey can see the lightes. eof a single candle.. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins for your eyes, heart and brain. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. ♪ nothing's missed with te

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. >> kenneth cole made mistakes like this, war in syria and kenneth cole -- the company tweeted boots what about heels and loafers, that was dump. happens all the time as you're trying to stay current. >> what about some of the bomb threats? >> very troubling. have you a 14-year-old girl who claims to be from al qaeda saying that she -- that there is a bomb on board, and the airline tweets right back saying we take these threats very seriously. we're going to the fbi, and we are getting your i.p. address, and all of a sudden there's this -- she just has a meltdown and says wait, wait, i'm just a 14-year-old girl from, you know, some place else. not from afghanistan. and i didn't do it and please don't hurt me but they did arrest her. >> american airlines did the right thing. as stupid as that was, a little troubled about arresting a 14-year-old girl but what really got me was the explosion of copycat tweets. >> right. some of the copycat tweets were a bomb goes o-f in three hours, not exactly a grammar genius and ahmed said there's a bomb on the paris flight. why the airlines have to

for kenneth vs. the city and it's on thud avenue protesting the ownerships on 2012 to non-associates to add one bath at the attic level and to approve the application attic sprinkler under a separate issue. >> good evening president lazarus i'm appealing the permit application. at 715, 22nd avenue part of the brief talks about the concerns about the quality active factors we would have express if there was notification or some type of communication if the permit holder we had no idea of until we saw it being built. we struggled with the decision because we're not wanting to cause any problems but we thought we noted to say something and express our concerns. my main concern after we filled the appeal was the method it was approved. my statements are primarily fact driven so i'm going to be reference a lot of the documents the building plans that were submitted. i first wanted to show the 2013 application shows the number of the existing stories is 3 and proposed stories is 3 we established the fact t

>> repter: y, gm has hedir a veryell known disaster reonse individual, his ne is kenneth feinbe. he helped set up the victim fund afte9/11, the boston marhon bombings and thebp o spill. >>llight, thankyo rebecca for reportinin and ao in washinon today, president ama to a kind of victory lap. that deadline to sign uor obamace arrived, passed, and more tha7 million americans enrolled. it beat the goal the white house had set. the presidt declared that this health care law is here t stay. abc's chief corresndent was in t rose gard and tellss what happened nex >> reporr: in the rose garn today -- >> 7.1 milon americans he now signed up for pryault insurance plans through these marketplaces. >> rorter: ilooked like victoryelebration and t benning of a new campaign. >> theebate over repling this law is over. the affordable care ability ct totay. >> reporte a surge of signup around the country and online helped the white house exceed s own expectations. but while 1 mlion and coting have signed up, there are still g unanswered quesons. homany signs up were priously uninsured. and how man

the roosevelt administration chose john kenneth galbraith for the job.had a couple of dozen people and the task of taking charge of all the prices in the economy. in my more mature years, i would have been appalled. at that time, i thought the right man had been selected for the right job. how does one select which prices to control? the original idea was to control those prices where the war had brought something into very short supply. then we'd ration. we'd let the market take care of other prices, keeping demand equal to supply. that proved totally impossible. one had to control all prices, and we did. price controls were only one weapon in the economic war. scarce resources were rationed. silk, for example, was no longer available for stockings, so resourceful women found substitutes. before industrial conversion began-- before automobile assembly lines, for example, could produce tanks and planes-- there was resistance to overcome. president roosevelt's advisers assured him that business had to make money or business wouldn't produce. so the govern

but officer kenneth downer says the people are starting to fight back.thinks fear of the criminals created a look the other way mentality. he calls it a no snitch mentality, but now he thinks people have hit bottom with crime, and are more confident that the police can protect them. >>> and that's bisi onile-ere reporting. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, country music seeing an economic boom. we'll talk to the people behind the music to see why country is striking a chord. ♪ every time it rains >>> it's a tax day. you have until midnight to file your taxes with the u.s. about 100 million have already done so, the irs say 12 million of you are procrastinators you need more time and are filing for extensions. >>> on this day, back in 1947 jackie robinson broke the color barrier, batting second. all of the players will be wearing his number 42 today. baseball retired the number back in 1997. and also nelson mandela is going to be honored a plaque will be unveiled before tonight's yankees game. it is in honor to his trip to the old stadium back in 1990.

that's what the father of kenneth ellis iii shot and killed by albuquerque felt on thursday, upon hearing these words from the department of justice. >> we found that officers used deadly force against people that did not pose an immediate threat of death or harm to the officers or others, and against people who posted threats to themselves. >> ellis was gunned down while pointing a gun at his own head. he had been an iraq war veteran. >> it's been a mission to fight for police reform since his son's death. >> i am sure he's watching. >> the federal investigation began into 2012. it was this video released this march that brought public anger to a growing point. >> james was homeless and mentally ill. invoices -- there was this 12-hour demonstration two weeks ago. following the justice department's report, albuquerque's mayor and police chief acknowledged for the first time the department's short comings, but did not go as far as to apologise. >> the families, i am sure, feel the tragedy. our goal is to reduce any type of event, any type of a situation where our officers always take the a

kenneth, great to have your expertise. >>> checking the news feed. a massive man hunt in florida under way for the person police say is responsible for a horrible hit and run accident at a day care center. police believe this man, robert was behind the wheel sending it into the day care. a 4-year-old girl died and 11 other children were hurt. the driver the car that was forced into the building was not hurt. >>> an elite fbi team was called in to rescue a north carolina man who was kidnapped from his home five days ago. frank, arthur jansen was the target of a plot and was being held inside an atlanta apartment. police have not talked motive, but jansen's daughter is a prosecutor in north carolina so there is a possibility of a connection to that. >>> the search is narrowing for malaysia airlines flight 370. an australian airplane picked up a signal in the same area, consistent with a black box. they dropped sound-locating buoys and the australian officials says he's hopeful crews are closing in on the final resting place of the jet. >>> coming up, w

the automaker hired attorney kenneth feinberg on advice how to handle the recall. >>> we switch gears to talk more news about business. everybody is talking about the risk of high speed trading on everyday investors. michael lewis author of the new book said the stock market was rigged. that was the topic of discussion yesterday on cnn bc. >> shame on both of you for falsely accusing literally thousands of people and possibly squaring millions of investors in an effort to promote a business model. sue, it's an old tactic to build a business on the plank of fear, mistrust, an accusation. it's taken it to a new level and reflects either an unwillingness. a continue lack of understanding about how the market operates, or just unwillingness to acknowledge it because you're trying to laumplgt launch a new business. >>> steve live in london. what do you maskt comments? how are people responding and absorbing how the talk is that the markets are rigged? >> thomas, let me say to you. this debate has become an overnight sensation. it's taken years. we've been talking about high frequency tradi

kenneth reid finishing on the oop. 29 rebounds? nba high this year. 8 seconds left. warriors down. floater. had he 24. 99-98. 4 seconds left. he hits. he had 18. so half second left. desperation. of oh. front ri rim. were yrs fall 100-99 to play the lakers tomorrow. today is national siblings day. which is a little bit weird for golfer bill haas. he recently fired his caddie who happened to be his brother jay. the are ult? bill leading the masters. see you bro. start with defending champ adam scott only 3 men won the green jacket fwhis a row. in the hunt for a khichlt he shot a 69. haas never led a round in a major until today. long putt on 4. on top. 4 under 68. 3 time winner at gust.take phil has 76 but had one brilliant putt here on 10. check out the right hand turn and this is l in for birdie. nicely done. >> giants working over time tonight. extra innings with the diamondbacks. panda oh, n the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the

you want the facts on that. 3 years ago kenneth hardening was killed for $2. they looked at his history and they started saying this atrocious thing. that's his life. you don't kill somebody two $2 and they don't investigate it and they kill him for $2. we also organized in the mission for that brutal killing. they have in the mission that go out like this and skew the personal lives. now we are seeing the same things with this case here. brothers and sisters, on saturday it's important that we come out and march. that at 3:00 in the mission, we have the family of andy lopez and the relatives that struggle here. harding was killed. that's what they fear. is they start seeping -- seeing this as a problem and they start seeing this as a system. they defend themselves with these types of institutions. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. i want to speak about the shooting here the other night. my sincere condolences to the family of alex and the friends. i moved last september. i was appalled at the drug activity that goes on in that block and the lack of police presen

that's why i'm pleased to announce that we have retained kenneth fineberg as a consultant to help usluate the situation and recommend the best paths forward. i am sure this committee knows mr. feinberg is highly qualified and very experienced in handling matters such as this. having led the compensation efforts involved with 9/11, the bp oil spill and the boston marathon bombing. mr. feinberg brings expertise and objectivity to this effort. as i have said, i consider this to be an extraordinary event and we are responding to it in an extraordinary way. as i see it, gm has civil responsibilities and legal responsibilities. we are thinking through exactly what those responsibilities are and how to balance them in an appropriate manner. bringing on mr. feinberg is the first step. i would now be happy to answer your questions. thank you. >> thank you, ms. barra. >> nbc capital correspondent kelly o'donnell is back. kelly, ms. barra talking about meeting with the new vp of safety and also talking about bringing on kenneth feinberg, who as she noted viewers may remember from his role in de

he took an elbow from kenneth fareed on thursday. but the problem occurred right before the end of regulation in portland last night as the dubs fell in overtime. >> this is, you know, this rib is -- to my own doctors to know that it's a difficult injury. and make sure that my lung doesn't get punctured. >> the dubs shooting for their 50th win. three minutes to play. steph curry finding klay thompson for a man dunk. he had 20 on the stat sheet. warriors up six. kevin love from downtown for three. he finished with 40 and 14 rebounds. t'wolves down three points. 90 seconds to play. curry from beyond the c. 32 for steph. first time he had three straight games with 30 plus points. warriors win 50 games for the fifth time in franchise history. >>> in women's hoops. not much of a surprise here. stanford star picked number one overall. >>> a's and angels. picked up in the fourth. cespedes at the dish and that ball is hammered. headed for right center and gone and cuts the deficit to one. bottom seven he gets david frieze swing. ninth inning

. >> terms of its bankruptcy could shield them from civil liability, kenneth feinberg on the payroll, handling compensation for the terrorist attacks and the bp oil spill. >> come clean and sade we're going to do justice, and do the right thing. >> our first step, hiring mr. feinberg. >> reporter: malaysian airlines paid $5,000 to the families of each passenger and that's the beginning. demanding payments of $150,000 to $175,000 each are and relatives can sue on top of that. the first legal action already thrown out, but it won't be the last. >> we have is to know what suits up before we respond. >> raising the difficult question, what is a life worth? jeffrey toobin is cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. obviously general motors and malaysia are two very different stories, very different circumstances. no amount of money can ever bring somebody back, but when it comes to the law what is a life worth? you how do you value a life? >> the sad truth the legal system has a lot of experience with this question, because in every personal injury case where a death has been cause

kenneth reid finishing on the oop. 29 rebounds? nba high this year. 8 seconds left. warriors down. the floater. had he 24. 99-98. 4 seconds left. he hits. he had 18. so half second left. desperation. of oh. front ri rim. were yrs fall 100-99 to play the lakers tomorrow. today is national siblings day. which is a little bit weird for golfer bill haas. he recently fired his caddie who happened to be his brother jay. the are ult? bill leading the masters. see you bro. start with defending champ adam scott only 3 men won the green jacket fwhis a row. in the hunt for a khichlt he shot a 69. haas never led a round in a major until today. long putt on 4. on top. 4 under 68. 3 time winner at gust.take phil has 76 but had one brilliant putt here on 10. check out the right hand turn and this is l in for birdie. nicely done. >> giants working over time tonight. extra innings with the diamondbacks. panda oh, n the. >> we knew buster could hit and catch. now we know he can bun bunt. joints clean up hitter bunting in a run tonight against arizona. farewell to the stick night at at&t park. turner

barra says gm hired attorney kenneth feinberg to explore ways to compensate victims' families. he also handled the september 11th victim compensation fund. barra will be back on capitol hill today to answer more questions. >>> signs of life in u.s. manufacturing gave stocks here on wall street a boost yesterday. the dow gained nearly 75 points. the nasdaq was up 69. >>> a new report on americans' savings habits paints a bleak picture. according to retailmenot a digital coupon company nearly half of all americans 48% lack enough savings to last more than a month without income. >>> and ticket and concession prices at major league baseball stadiums across the country are going up. the average ticket price increased to about $28 up about 50 cents from last year. and the average cost of a hot dog is now $4.32, up about 40 cents. and that's your cbsmoneywatch report. for more follow me on twitter at #jillwagnercbs. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> time now is 4:50. talk about cutting it close. a tree trimmer gets hit by a chainsaw while harnessed in a tree. how h

that chorus this the city what is likely to happen in italy in the southern parts of the bullpen kenneth clarke never said that under stars for most of the euro. this is a quite nice though twenty degrees in teen and twenty one and can even be preaching that doubled as it seems to come on you instead. across the narrow cast a line of showers is taking the east coast of the us and canada in the snow for the canadian hundred times and across the western side of the u s that can quite messy. we have a severe weather watches in effect for time to help them monitor strong winds as well as ukraine on across the east the likely new back in the next twenty four hours across many areas but across the west bank and windy conditions likely continue for the next couple of space and courses due to humidity and temperatures conditions are ideal for wind fire says pretty easily and temperatures still in hindsight makes up thirty decrease for the hike was eccentric. the room who will i asked. mad scientist addition of new signings as a comanche against a semi joining us. our. i should use. i sit here an

kenneth reid finishing on the oop. 29 rebounds? nba high this year. 8 seconds left. warriors down.he floater. had he 24. 99-98. 4 seconds left. he hits. he had 18. so half second left. desperation. of oh. front ri rim. were yrs fall 100-99 to play the lakers tomorrow. today is national siblings day. which is a little bit weird for golfer bill haas. he recently fired his caddie who happened to be his brother jay. the are ult? bill leading the masters. see you bro. start with defending champ adam scott only 3 men won the green jacket fwhis a row. in the hunt for a khichlt he shot a 69. haas never led a round in a major until today. long putt on 4. on top. 4 under 68. 3 time winner at gust.take phil has 76 but had one brilliant putt here on 10. check out the right hand turn and this is l in for birdie. nicely done. >> giants working over time tonight. extra innings with the diamondbacks. panda oh, n the. >> we knew buster could hit and catch. now we know he can bun bunt. joints clean up hitter bunting in a run tonight against arizona. farewell to the stick night at at&t park. turner t

. >> reporter: being in the center of a media storm is familiar territory for kenneth feinberg. >> if you're a company caught in the deepening of a quick stand of a media scandal, he can keep you from sinking deeper. >> reporter: the latest to call on his services, general motors. feinberg's role, be a mediator between the automaker and families of victims whose deaths and accidents were linked to a faulty ignition switch. >> i am sure this committee knows mr. feinberg is highly qualified and very experienced in handling matters such as this. >> reporter: general motors ceo mary barra making the announcement when testifying b congress about the flawed switches. they're blamed for 13 deaths and 31 accidents. it's not an unfamiliar role for feinberg. he made a name for himself 30 years ago, quickly settling a long-running dispute between makers of the defolian agent orange and a quarter of a million vietnam veterans. he's served as the government's pay czar determining compensation paid out to companies. and victims of the aurora, colorado and virginia tech shooters, boston marathon bom

. - you know, kenneth, i have a thankless job. for example, i'm here on a saturday

north korea is still holding american kenneth bae. 15 years in a labor camp on charges of trying to topple the government. news of another american being held by the north koreans could further complicate u.s. efforts to deal with north korea's nuclear threats. elise labott, cnn. >>> foreign minister and secretary of state john kerry have talked on the phone about the crisis in ukraine. officials released a statement saying sergei lavrov stressed the need for the the military to cease operations against the pro-russian separatists in the eastern part of the country. those groups have seized land and government buildings and they refuse to leave. meanwhile ukraine's prime minister says russian military aircraft crossed into and violated ukrainian airspace last night. russia has denied violating the airspace. >>> back in this country, the nra finds itself in a dogfight this year. it's being challenged by a new antigun lobby backed by billionaire michael bloomberg. but the nra and about 70,000 supporters meeting in indianapolis this weekend aren't flinching. executive director pierre says the

police say 23-year-old kenneth midd middlebrook convinced the woman to drive him from san jose to mountain view on sunday. during the drive, he became agitated and was holding the woman against her own will. she crashed into another driver on the freeway on purpose in order to get away from middlebrook. he took off from the scene before officers got there, but he wasn't done yet. >> after the crash and after he left his car at the 7-eleven, he ended up going a little bit further north to another residence, where he entered the home of another female. this is a 61-year-old female victim and forced her into her car, where this time he drove. >> they drove to amador county, where police say the suspect left the victim alone, giving her a chance to get free. ultimately, police tracked middlebrook down and arrested him. mountain view police do want to see if anyone else, though, was a victim of middlebrook's. >>> the san jose state football player burned during an apartment fire near the university is recovering after his first surgery. in a facebook post last night, the family said that jared

i think she sent a very powerful signal by appointing kenneth feinberg.ho better to answer these -- take on the compensation issue. >> being the man in charge of the 9/11 compensation. >> the b.p. oil spill, the virginia tech crisis. he is a very serious and celebrated person in this field. it sense a message that g.m. is very serious handling this. >> she talked the legal and moral obligations she has. as somebody that advices c.e.o.'s in times of crisis, how do you balance that in the public eye, that need to address the moral issues at play here while knowing that your company is being sued left and right by victims and see families. >> i think she's made a lot of the right moves, come out and spoke to the employees and said that she's serious being accountable. she did a video apology coming from the center, she met privately with the families. right after the testimony yesterday, she came out and spoke to the press and handled their very tough questions. she's talking about making sure that g.m. is going to be the new g.m., focused on putting the cus

county supervisor kenneth hahn had been wrestling with the problem for years. people in los angeles loved cars. uh, you grew up liking cars. you'd go over to a high school, you'll see more cars in the parking lot than you do bicycles. los angeles county has got five million trucks, buses, automobiles, motorcycles, and motor vehicles polluting the air. we're in a big garage. no wonder here, on certain days, the people will say the smog is harmful to their health. it is. a neighboring community turned around and sued los angeles, saying, "you're dumping on us." what was that all about? yeah, it was riverside. it is just north of los angeles, where -- this was back in the early '70s -- the parents of the children who couldn't play football in the afternoon because the smog levels were so high that they were ordered indoors finally got agitated enough that they sued the city, they sued the federal government. i was ordered by a court out there to impose, as the clean air act told me to, a transportation control strategy. they said the automobile controls are not go

announced they've hired kenneth feinberg to handle compensation claims. he worked with families after 9/11, the b.p. oil spill, and the boston marathon bombing. scott, the senate asks questions tomorrow. >> pelley: jeff glor on capitol hill for us tonight. jeff, thanks. by the way, g.m. announced today its sales are up 4% year to year. we also have a list for you of the millions of g.m. cars that are now on recall. you'll find them at cbsnews.com. a late surge has pushed enrollment in obamacare over the top. this was the scene in the oval office today when mr. obama was told that just over seven million americans had signed up for health insurance by yesterday's deadline. that's the number that was projected before the web site's failed start last fall. how did he do it? major garrett's at the white house tonight. major. >> reporter: scott, the enrollment surge, a million more in the last week, reflects a white house media campaign that targeted the 20 cities with the highest number of uninsured residents. enrollment there was 12 percentage points higher

helen and kenneth felumlee met as teenagers, inseparable ever since.they held hands every morning at breakfast. on a ferry they both slept on a bottom bunk bed rather than sleeping just one night apart. their daughter linda saying we knew when one went, the other was going to go. they lost their mother first and saw their father beginning to fade, singing their favorite hymns to him and saying good-bye to him 15 hours later. >>> we have a passing to note involving a former abc news executive. david burke, he worked under roone arledge, "nightline" with ted koppel and "20/20." so many other programs. outside broadcasting, he spent much of his career in public service, served on the board of directors at the john f. kennedy library and helped oversee the profiles in courage award. tonight our thoughts are with his wife of more than 55 years trixy and of course with his children and grandchildren, too. >>> when we come back here on "world news," a child born to dance, a 12-year-old from seattle who is stunning the world and you're about to see why. >> jon

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>> reporter: yes, gm has hired a very well-known disaster response individual, his name is kenneth feinberg. he helped set up the victim fund after 9/11, the boston marathon bombings and the bp oil spill. and very well-known name in that space, diane. >> all right, thank you, rebecca for reporting in. >>> and also in washington today, president obama took a kind of victory lap. that deadline to sign up for obamacare arrived, passed, and more than 7 million americans enrolled. it beat the goal the white house had set. the president declared that this health care law is here to stay. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl was in the rose garden and tells us what happened next. >> reporter: in the rose garden today -- >> 7.1 million americans have now signed up for private insurance plans through these marketplaces. >> reporter: it looked like a victory celebration and the beginning of a new campaign. >> the debate over repealing this law is over. the affordable care act is here to stay. >> reporter: a surge of signups in person at enrollment centers around the country and online

pretty meager resource for us to draw but we do know in the '80s those kind of televangelists such as kenneth a. baker were attracted to this the elderly, the at home of your. but now we can see with the mega church phenomenon this really is a young middle-class phenomenon to everyone thinks this is sad, indigent poor, reaching for the last penny to drop in the cover. but really this is the kind of thing that an aspirational middle-class audience is going to see weekly in order to get practical resources to have to think about their jobs and their marriages and their parenting as the spiritual. >> white, black, latino? >> sure. right now and do nothing on on latino prosperity mega churches and it's overwhelming how many have started in the last tenures. like in the mega churches are the new fresh face on the same because before they were largely constrained to immigrant resources, very small, like small churches with you means but now there like everybody else. they have their own tv shows, their own media platforms. like one of the offshoots for example, robert schuller's church, the christi

. >> reporter: janle ellis' brother, kenneth, was killed in a police shooting in 2010. the iraq war veteran had a gun to his own head when police fired. >> no matter what happens, my brother's not going to come back. but we do realize that there has to be justice somewhere. there's a checks and balance restem in place. >> reporter: so you're encouraged by today's news? >> we're very encouraged. >> reporter: some of the cases have been referred to the department's criminal section to see if any of the police officers should face criminal charges. scott, one of those cases is the shooting of that homeless man, james boyd. >> pelley: anna, thank you. today, a former city administrator in will california was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison for misappropriating public fund. angela spocny was among several city officials charged with nearly bankruptcy the city. she was paid $564,000 a year in a city where nearly a quarter of the residents live below the poverty line. one prosecutor called it corruption on steroids. did a street gang kidnap a prosecutor's father? and

that is why i am pleased to announce that we have retained kenneth as a consultant to help us evaluatehe situation and recommend the best path forward. i'm sure this committee knows he is highly qualified and is very experienced in handling matters such as this. having led the compensation , thets involved with 9/11 bp oil spill and the boston marathon bombing. he brings expertise and objectivity to this effort. as i have said, i consider this to be an extraordinary event and we are responding to it and asked her neri ways. as i see it, gm has civil responsibility and legal responsibility. we are thinking through exactly what this was possibilities are and how to balance them in an appropriate matter. ringing on mr. feinberg is the first step. i will now be happy to answer your questions. thank you. acknowledgent to that the families are here today. we know we are aware and our we have all of you in our hearts. our committee reviewed more than 200,000 pages of documents. we have found that as soon as the cobalt hit the road in 2004, drivers began to immediately complain to gm about the

police say kenneth middle brooke forced each victim into the car. one woman crashed into another car in order to get away. >> when they pulled to the side, the victim actually ran over to his car and trying to explain to him what is going on. he did the right thing and called 911. at that time, middle brooke got back into the driver's seat and drove off on the freeway. >> police say middlebrook went to a mobile home park and forced another woman to drive him to amma door county. he was arrested monday morning. >> in san leandro, three people recovering from chemical burns after an explosion in a homeless encampment. investigators say a man and woman were taking hash oil in a tent with butane when it blew up. they ran to a apartment complex the man used a hose to water himself down. a woman ran into an apartment and jumped into the bathroom. a woman trying to help them burned her feet. >> napa valley high school is expected to be back to normal tomorrow. classes had to be cancelled this morning because of a chlorine leak. investigators say a car acci