mary anne, hi mary anne. >> caller: hello? >> host: we are listening please go ahead. >> caller: hello. i've written several letters which have been published in the paper. my grandfather practice medicine before roe v. wade. when i was old enough to understand it when he died my mother told me about the struggles that he went through because he was incredibly kind and decent doctor. he wants to help these women but he couldn't. i have written these letters and basically this is my contention. most women who are in my category and above can get an abortion. it's the poor, the young, the helpless and others who are having to struggle and that to me means that perhaps we should have some kind of a group that would bring some sort of action that might get an amendment to the constitution rather than struggling with more decisions by the supreme court. i don't know how it would be done but i'm very much afraid that this baby the only way out of this situation. >> host: marianne we have katha pollitt answer that cannot ask you just

mary ann tool is a special agent and les abend is a contributing editor of "flying" mag zenazine. good to see all of you. peter, you first. we know this was this note investigators found and said he was -- lubitz was unfit to work. what are the medical or maybe even mental conditions that would cancel out someone's ability to fly a plane? >> well there's a wide variety of conditions or situations which would disqualify somebody from flying. for instance the faa has a list of knockout medications that if you're taking one of these medications you may not fly a commercial airplane. there are medical conditions

i'm anne-marie green. robert durst, an heir to one of the largest family fortunes in the united states and the subject of an explosive hbo documentary, is due in a new orleans court today following his weekend arrest on murder charges. authorities have spent decades investigating durst. the 1982 disappearance of his wife kathleen remains unsolved. in 2001 he admitted to killing and dismembering his neighbor morris black, but he was acquitted of murdering black. but his arrest this weekend comes in connection with a 2000 murder of his close friend and spokesperson susan berman. to make it all the more dramatic, durst may have issued a confession during the filming of that documentary. now brian webb is here in new york with more on that. brian, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it reads like pull. fiction and investigators hope they have the smoking gun. robert durst was arrested hours before the conclusion of the six-part hbo documentary and it was in that final episode televised last night that d

i'm anne-marie green. early this morning two police officers were shot in ferguson missouri. violence erupted during a protest following the resignation of the city's police chief. he is the latest city official to quit following a justice department report finding incidents of racial violence in the city police department and the government. witnesses say several gunshots were heard from a distance. >> we hear what we thought were fireworks up the street. it turns out it happened three more times. it was gunfire because we saw the muzzle fire from the gun on top of the street and so we were all kind of just duck down and once we duck down we saw the cop shot down next to us. laura hettiger is outside the hospital in st. louis. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. yes, this is where two police officers are being treated the morning for what the county police chief is calls very serious gunshot injuries. let's get you right out to the scene right outside the ferguson police dep

i'm anne-marie green. robert durst, an heir to one of the largest family fortunes in the united states and the sub jektds of an explosive hbo documentary is due in a new orleans court today following his weekend arrest on murder charges. authorities have spent decades investigating durst. the 1982 disappearance of his wife kathleen remains unsolved. in 2001 he admitted to killing and dismembering his neighbor morris black but he was acquitted of murdering black. but now the killing of susan berman to make it more dramatic he may have made a confession during that documentary. brian webb is here with more on that. >> good morning, anne-marie. robert durst was arrested hours before the conclusion of the six-part hbo documentary and it was in that final episode televised last night that durst may have unwittingly offered a confession to murder. >> killed them all, of course. >> that's the voice of robert durst talking to himself in the bathroom. he was still wearing a microphone in the bathroom following the

i'm anne-marie green. well, republican critics and now some fell low democrats want hillary clinton to offer insight and answers about her use of a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state. there is increasing pressure on clinton to address the matter and today she'll have an opportunity. when a report on women's issues is released by the clinton foundation. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. hillary clinton appears in new york at 11:00 a.m. eastern time to talk about women in equally. ebb wonders if shay'll take that student to address the e-mail controversy. she did not up the opportunity while in florida. the president did take an opportunity to talk about it over the weekend, but now lawmakers from here want to hear about her as well. set to possibly launch a presidential bid next month hillary clinton will try to refocus attention on her record as a women's advocate with a series of public speeches beginning in new york today. but the cont

nbc bay area's mary ann favro is live. they've still not caught this inmate. >> reporter: i'm here at sierra cross condos. this is the last place the suspect was seen. it's just about a block from valley medical center. authorities believe he changed out of his jail clothing here at this condo complex. neighbors believe he may have broken into one of the condo's units to steal clothing. they are looking for 40-year-old johnell carter. campbell police arrested him last march on suspicion of five counts of child molestation. he may look a little different from his photo because he now has a shaved head. he was at valley medical for a medical procedure and fought with a deputy. neighbors here hoping he's long gone. >> i'd hope they'd get this guy off the street. never good to have a child molester on the street so close to a school. >> reporter: there's a preschool across the street from where he was last seen. they have extra patrols out looking for carter although they won't say what areas they are focusing on. they will lo

i'm anne-marie green. today is the first day of spring, but winter isn't taking the hint. this morning a snow and rainstorm is pushing over the mid-atlantic and by tonight into new england. 3 to 6 inches of snow is expected, and that adds insult to injury to places like boston which has seen a record amount of snow this year and could get an inch or two more today. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says behind the snow is more cold. >> well, spring may start today, but it doesn't mean it can't snow. weather doesn't necessarily have to match. we've got a storm moving its way northward. you see the snow blossoming as we head through the morning commute. for the commute, we're watching the dc area, much of maryland working in. it's creeping northward into the day. for the evening drive the corridor on 95 from philly to new york city, new jersey and southwestern connecticut, that's where you could see bands of heavier snow adding up, making for difficult travel. snow at the airports before it

anne-marie?susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> hillary clinton may be ready to face questions swirling about her use of a private e-mail address as secretary of state. the potential democratic presidential candidate ignored the issue during an appearance monday in new york but a source close to clinton says she may hold a news conference in the coming days to address the controversy directly. >>> and testimony resumes in the boston marathon bombing trial today. are to the first time yesterday, the jury saw images of dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother from the day of the attack. kiss van cleave reports. >> reporter: the fbi pieced together video and photos to make this time line of dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev's movements. it shows the brothers turning onto boylston street with backpacks. dzhokhar is seen walking up to spectators outside a restaurant and in this photo appears to have a backpack at his feet. phone records show he called his older brother, talking for 19 seconds. whe

i'm anne-marie green.illary clinton's explanation for why she exclusively used a private e-mail account while she was secretary of state hasn't stopped a storm of criticism. addressing the issue publicly for the first time yesterday, clinton said she did it because she didn't want to carry two phones but says she broke no rules. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. yeah. her answers did not satisfy many here on capitol hill. she indicated during that news conference yesterday many times that she went above and beyond what was required of her, what was asked of her when she turned over these e-mails to the state department. she also acknowledged it was her and her aides who went through the e-mails to decide which would be turn oefrd and she did it all for one simple reason. >> i saw it as a matter of convenience. >> reporter: the e-mail dogging clinton's likely presidential campaign continues to intensify despite attempts tuesday to explain why she used a priva

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i'm anne-marie green. the university or rather the bloody arrest of a university of virginia student is sparking outrage on campus and has gotten the attention of the governor. marqise johnson, a third year student at uva was arrested thursday morning by the state's alcoholic beverage control agency. a photograph shows johnson pinned on the sidewalk with blood gushing from a wound on his head. he was bell lidge rant after being turned away from a bar. about a thousand students demonstrated on campus wednesday night. they used an outdoor amphitheater to sound the call for justice. a tearful marqise johnson was under arrest. he said it was unacceptable. a witness said an alcoholic beverage control officer grabbed johnson by the arm after a bouncer stopped athe 20-year-old from entering the bar. johnson asked the officers to let go of his arm and tried to pull away. that's when he was brought to the ground hitting his head on the sidewalk. johnson was treated at a hospital and charged with obstruction of just

i'm anne-marie green. the protests in ferguson ended peacefully but texts remain high in the suburbs following the shooting of two police officers. the officers were shot early thursday morning as late night demonstration seeking forum in the city. during an appearance on jimmy"jimmy kimmel live", president obama condemned the latest violence in ferguson. >> what has been happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable and worthy of protest protests, but there was no excuse for criminal acts. and whoever fired those shots shouldn't detract from the issue. they're criminals. they need to be arrested. >> as craig boswell reports, both the protests and the search for the gunmen continues. >> reporter: police moved concrete barriers in the parking lot of the ferguson police department closer into the street. there's major difference of opinion here surrounding the shooting of two officers. police say the shots came from a small group of protesters. demonstrators say they came from far beyond and the bul

mary ann looks around no sign of her husband.tters into her own hands. >> my mom knowing my dad wanted them at whatever price she was the one who purchased the two guns. >> she did the bidding because he was nowhere to be found. >> absolutely. absolutely. he was very happy she did that. >> what did she pay? >> it was under 40,000 dollars for the two guns. >> earl's dad keeps on collecting texas history, but in 2003 he takes his own life at the age of 69. >> he decided that was it. like most of us it controlled his life and controlled his death. it was a traumatic event for the family. >> earl takes over his father's role as head of the printing business. it falls on him to decide what to do with the enormous collection. one estimate $4 million. >> dad leaf a will? >> he did. everything went in a trust. >> did he give you any specific instructions on what to do? >> the instruction was do not dismantle my collection. my mom didn't have the passion that my dad did. >> easterly decides it is time to sell off some of his dad's stuff.

i'm anne-marie green. real estate millionaire robert durst is scheduled to appear in a new orleans court next monday. durst is charged with first-degree murder in los angeles but is being held in louisiana on drug and weapons charges. durst was transferred to a mental health facility in louisiana yesterday. it's unclear when he'll be sent to california. but also yesterday federal agents and police searched durst's houston apartment for several hours. they carried away two boxes of evidence. the durst investigation is picking up steam. now police in eureka, california, are looking into the possibility that durst is connected to another missing woman. brittney hopper of our los angeles station kcbs talked to a reporter who said there's even more to consider. >> reporter: as with dust i've always maintained since covering this case since back in 2000 that he was psychotic. >> reporter: matt bertbeck spoke to us via skype from new york. for years he's been covering robert durst, the real estate heir who was ju

anne-marie?the only thing with those top five states is they all have something i hope to give up when i retire which is winter. no more winter when i retire, but they're all beautiful states. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. >>> when we return, a page turner. we will meet a man with a love for reading that has taken him through thousands of books. >>> plus the sweet 16 is set and as usual some unexpected teams are still dancing in the ncaa tournament. nt. jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made from ♪ ♪ ♪ sustainable tea tree oil and kale... you, my friend, recognize when a trend has reached critical mass. yes, when others focus on one thing you see what's coming next. you see opportunity. that'

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> this morning several grass fires are burning out of control in oklahoma. this one in northwest oklahoma has burned at least 23,000 acres. the fire is 15 miles long in between one and two miles wide. a state highway has been closed and nearby homes evacuated, but no injuries are reported. the cause of the fire is not known. >>> more rain is expected in the seattle area today. just what folks there don't need. record rains over the weekend are causing mudslides. this one caused a hillside to crash into a street. no one was injured, and no homes were damaged. another mudslide buried a stretch of railroad tracks. >>> the red cross in vanuatu says survivors are separate for food, water and shelter. this morning relief workers and search crews started to reach some of the remote islands hit hardest by the storm. on one island 80% of the buildings were destroyed. at least 24 people were killed. the storm hit early saturday with 185-mile-p

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> this morning several grass fires are burning out of control in oklahoma. this one in northwest oklahoma has burned at least 23,000 acres. the fire is 15 miles long in between one and two miles wide. a state highway has been closed and nearby homes evacuated, but no injuries are reported. the cause of the fire is not known. >>> more rain is expected in the seattle area today. just what folks there don't need. record rains over the weekend are causing mudslides. this one caused a hillside to crash into a street. no one was injured, and no h early saturday with 185-mile-per-hour winds. >> it was like the gates of hell trying to break it down a freight train noise, screaming at the windows, the doors. we were very prepared. we weree very lucky compared to what the locals have too with. >> some 3,300 people are homeless and living in temporary shelters. >>> coming up on the "morning news," dramatic testimony at the boston marathon bombi

anne-marie? >> barry petersen, thank you so much for your observations. >>> well, premera said it has been the victim of a cyber attack. the company learned in january that hackers had gained access to its technology systems last may. so far there's no evidence that information has been removed. >>> illinois congressman aaron schock says he will reseen from the house at the end of the month. there was mounting evidence that the republican lawmaker used taxpayer money to pay for a lavish lifestyle. the 33-year-old was a rising star in the gop and a top fund-raiser. schock made headlines by decorating his capitol hill office like a set from the tv show "down"downton abbey"."" he was stepping down because constant questions had been a distraction. >>> coming up on the "morning news," a new fraternity scandal. >>> and sparks fly in one of two dangerous police chases on the streets of california. we'll have the dramatic footage. this is the "cbs morning news." can i at least put my shoes on? if your b

mary ann morrissey, on the other hand, is charged with a few traffic violations.together by a pair of handcuffs. they're led to the bus in the loading area. >> when the line of prisoners was getting on the bus, tracy and mary were the last two prisoners of a long line of prisoners. >> and that's when they make their move. >> they were sitting fairly low to the ground. you have to be pretty small to be able to crawl under this bus and then maneuver yourself around so that you're hanging on that train. >> but watch closely. initially they were not last in line. mobley waits for the perfect moment to switch positions. >> tracy mobley was the ring leader in this. there was no doubt she was the one who came up with the idea because she had a felony hanging over her head. and mary morrissey was just here for misdemeanor traffic things for which she probably would have gotten a fine. >> after their disappearing act, a full five seconds ticked by before a sheriff's deputy appears in the loading area, but he doesn't seem to notice anything's amis. >> doesn't somebody watch

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington thank you, susan. >>> texas senator ted cruz travels to new york this week to raise money for his just-announced presidential campaign. as craig boswell reports, crews kicked off his campaign yesterday by appealing to conservatives and taking dead aim at president obama's health care law. >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz says conservative christians should rise up and restore the promise of america. >> that is why today i am announcing that i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: he made the formal announcement at liberty university, an evangelical christian college. the 44-year-old republican laid out his vision for the next administration, calling for a flat tax securing the borders, and ending president obama's health care law. >> imagine in 2017 a new president signing legislation repealing every word of obamacare. >> reporter: senator cruz gained national attention in 2013 leading a 16-day government shutdown as he urged con

in the aftermath of all this the court clerk, her name is mary ann twitty. she resigned. the police captain, rick hennick, and william mudd all resigned. john shaw, and municipal judge ronald brockmeyer also resigned. let's take you back now to ferguson. there you see the mayor , james knowles iii. he'll make the announcement. let's listen in. >> good afternoon, the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation. this was a mutual decision both by the chief of police and the city's administration. chief jackson will receive a self severance payment with health insurance for one year. the lt. col. will resume the duty as acting chief of police as of march 15th, 2015. in search of our new city >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> heavily armed combat tactics >> every little podunk wants their tank and their bazooka... >> with s.w.a.t. raids on the rise... >> when it goes wrong, it goes extremely wrong... >> what's the price for militarizing our police >>

mary ann mash, aid to former senator john kerry.ames carville basically admitted she was trying to keep her stuff from anybody seeing it louie gohmert included? >> well i think it was a consideration but not the consideration. to wrote what you said earlier in the hour, martha, who could blame her. she spent eight years in the white house as first lady under constant incessant investigations. why people know republicans are simply going to overreach again because they have uncontrollable game of gotcha. here we go again. if you want any proof the fact is trey gowdy has known for months that she sent emails she turned over to his committee, benghazi, over 300 of them came from that account. yet, now, today he is suddenly outraged by it. of course it is politics. that's why people see it for what it is political gotcha. bill: martha: katie, what do you say about that. >> i don't think this has anything to do with republicans necessarily. this has to do with congressional oversight of the executive branch which is very important whatev

i'm anne-marie green.s morning recovery teams and investigators resume their search in a remote area of the french alps where a german airliner plunged into a mountainside. this is what they face. the german minister calls it a picture of horror. jer managewings flight crashed as it flew to germany. they say the black box voice recorder is damaged but it can still provide information. there were 144 passengers and six crew members on board all presumed dead. there was no distress call from the pilots and the aircraft went through a routine check on monday. >> reporter: this is what's left of a commercial airliner that slammed into a mountainside in the french alps. the germanwings airbus was flying when something went terribly wrong. the plane climbed 32,000 feet. there it stayed for 60 seconds before it began a deep descent which lasted for eight minutes without a distress call. >> we have to investigate properly with all of them with what went wrong. >> either way were trying to solve the many problems t

i'm anne-marie green. senator ted cruz said he's running for president. he tweeted his intentions early this morning. a favorite of the conservatives cruz has battled against the president's health initiative, promised to abolish the in term revenue service and the education department. cruz will discuss his candidacy today during his visit in virginia. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. announcing early is part of a strategy on cruz to stand out and grab some early attention ahead o of what's expected to be a very crowded field of competitors for the republican nomination. hours before what was expected to be his official announcement at virginia's liberty university, texas republican ted cruz took to twitter to announce his bid for the white house. >> it's going to take a new generation of krafrmgs conservatives to help make america great again. >> the tweet posted shortly after midnight included this 30-second campaign video with a message to voters. aides say his

in the aftermath of all this, the court clerk her name is mary ann twitty. she resigned. the police captain rick hennick, and william mudd all resigned. john shaw, and municipal judge ronald brockmeyer also resigned. let's take you back now to ferguson. there you see the mayor, james knowles iii. he'll make the announcement. let's listen in. >> good afternoon the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation which involves the police chief's resignation. this was a mutual decision both by the chief of police and the city's administration. chief jackson will receive a self severance payment with health insurance for one year. the lt. col. will resume the duty as acting chief of police as of march 15th, 2015. in search of our new city manager we'll begin conducting a nationwide search for a new police chief. as you are aware one week ago today the city of ferguson received it's final report from the department of justice. the city has been committed to, and be contied to be committed to address each item outlined in the report. it is th

. >> it isn't clear when this meeting will take place bus chief prosecutor mary ann nye hopes to be able to interview julian asange and to stay a swab sample of his dna. he could then be extradited to the united states where an investigation is ongoing into wikileaks 2010 release of hundreds of thousands of classified military and diplomatic files. no charges have yet been filed in sweden while in britain his embassy watch so far has cost the british taxpayer tens of millions of dollars. >> find all the latest on al jazeera's willaljazeera's website aljazeera.com. >> flash point ferguson, a community coming apart at the seams. with foyer top city officials already gone, there's talk about disbanding the police department, even city government. i'm here to talk about wiping off ferguson city government might be better for the people living there. >>> san some aren't buying the top kremlin critic, you don't want to point the finger at vladimir putin. the cold war with russia i'll

mary ann? it looks and sounds like fans got what they hoped for today. >> they were absolutely thrilled vicky. for merchandise, this event was a big moneymaker for the south bay. >> thousands of fans poured out bursting with excitement about their wrestle mania experience. >> it was like one big happy family. after 14 years of anticipation. and arnold schwartzzenegger was named a hall of fame inductee. >> those who chose to drive had to wrist wl traffic but tonight the parking lot cleared out within 54 minutes. from $2,000 seats to merchandise sales this event is expected to bring in well over 100 million dollars to the local economy. many consider wrestle mania a smack down success. and wrestle mania is certainly an excellent trial run for the super bowl which will be held here at levi stadium next year. reporting live nbc bay area news. >> thank you so much. perhaps you saw mr. terry mcsweeney. the excitement spread all over social media as well. he posted this on instagram having pun. >> and

mary ann. >> ya. >> oh. >> talk about us while we're here.eresting. >> oh, i've heard. >> thanks, karen. hey, new dad ashton kutcher is speaking of parenting pretty hand on as a dad. >> but there is something that is really frustrating him. so fatly here, of course on social media. so over the weekends he posted there are never diaper changing stations in men's public rest rooms. the first public men's room that i go into that has one gets a free shout out on my facebook page. >> oh, whoop de do. >> but, i mean, interesting point though. >> they have the them on the east coast. >> do they? >> in the men's rooms. >> so his wife, isn't it? they had the baby five month ago, and people thought -- they thought they tied the knot apparently -- >> not married? >> not married. >> but they had a child together? >> they did. >> i know at penn station in new york when i take the train back to philly on amtrak, they have a changing station in the men's room, in the stall. >> it could be there. >> bob, do you ever see them around noun. >> yes, i see them

mary anne is live at the stadium. people came from 40 countries to this event. is it living up to hype? >> reporter: take a look at this crowd at levi stadium. 71,000 fangs packed in for wrestle mania 31 including people from 40 countries. you want to see what's going on inside. this is video taken a few minutes ago. the crowd and going wild and tweeting like crazy about the matchups including one where there were more than a dozen wrestlers in the ring at once. it wasn't crazy getting in. many jumped on the light rail and came in the san jose convention center. it was standing room only in most of the trains. >> the light rail was an easy way to get from the hotel and convention to levi stadium. don't have to worry about a car, parking, all the hassles. >> this is what it looked like for those folks that decided to drive. many complained about the major backup after they got off highway 101 and tried to make it on great american parkway. this is the woodstock of wrestling. when it's over, fans are expected to pour millions into our local economy. last year wres

. >> mary ann yakabi reads her father's words about his time here at the kooskia internment camp in north idaho. it housed just 265 inmates, all male, mostly volunteers from other camps. >> it was the only camp of its kind in the united states, it was really kind of an experiment... is this gonna work? >> the men were of japanese descent but were not american citizens, some kidnapped by the u.s. government out of latin america and brought to this country after the attack on pearl harbor. arturo yakabi was from lima peru. because kooskia was under justice department jurisdiction, these men were considered prisoners of war. they had geneva convention rights, they knew it and they exercised those rights. >> their food was better, their accommodations were better, the attorneys at the kooskia camp could even get beer. >> summertime digs have produced thousands of objects from the two years kooskia operated during the war. artifacts include art carved from local river rock and so much more. >> he would have loved that there's more studying going on now... he was free to have all that experienc

mary ann favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a new rule to get people in san jose to conserve water during the state's historic drought cocained edkicked in today. it will only be allowed 4:00 to 8:00 and after 8:00 at night. people who did not comply could face fines of up to $500 per day. the drought may soon take its toll on your wallet. three of the largest bay area water agencies looking at hikes up to 30% this year. let's check in with how the reservoirs are doing. these are the levels. lexington, just over 45% capacity. anderson reservoir, about the same. calero at 43% capacity and chesbro just under half its capacity. >>> a live look downtown san jose. we've got a spider web over our lens on the right side. >> why do they do that? >> they want to be on tv? >> we sprang forward this morning. still sunny. a closer look. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. any relief at this late date? >> things a bit better than last year. we were at 41% of historical average a year ago. now 76% of average. that's a 60-foot rise from last year thanks to all the rain in december and earlier

we're going to put all of mary ann's picks up on facebook.com/lizclaman.pital management portfolio manager and equity research analyst. >>> closing bell just over five minutes from now. the nasdaq and the russell 2000, they're bucking the trend. they're in the green. can the s&p do the same? it's, oh, so close. and now less than five p minutes before the polls close in israel in what may be one of the most closely-watched and most significant votes in recent history. we take a look at what's at stake with two top israeli businessmen. >>> and i'm heading to harvard. tomorrow i'll be bringing you exclusive coverage on fed day on what's being called the woodstock of mobile money. face it, mobile payments, it is the hottest topic. facebook in this hour broke news that it's going to make it easier to shift money between friends. the innovation project at harvard bringing together the movers and shakers in mobile payments including a member of the federal reserve who wants to move money for the fed and the banks. stay tuned. i'll see you from harvard. but coming

. >> mary ann yakabi reads her father's words about his time here at the kooskia internment camp in northoused just 265 inmates, all male, mostly volunteers from other camps. >> it was the only camp of its kind in the united states, it was really kind of an experiment... is this gonna work? >> the men were of japanese descent but were not american citizens, some kidnapped by the u.s. government out of latin america and brought to this country after the attack on pearl harbor. arturo yakabi was from lima peru. because kooskia was under justice department jurisdiction, these men were considered prisoners of war. they had geneva convention rights, they knew it and they exercised those rights. >> their food was better, their accommodations were better, the attorneys at the kooskia camp could even get beer. >> summertime digs have produced thousands of objects from the two years kooskia operated during the war. artifacts include art carved from local river rock and so much more. >> he would have loved that there's more studying going on now... he was free to have all that experience. isn't tha

. >> mary ann yakabi reads her father's words about his time here at the kooskia internment camp in northoused just 265 inmates, all male, mostly volunteers from other camps. >> it was the only camp of its kind in the united states, it was really kind of an experiment... is this gonna work? >> the men were of japanese descent but were not american citizens, some kidnapped by the u.s. government out of latin america and brought to this country after the attack on pearl harbor. arturo yakabi was from lima peru. because kooskia was under justice department jurisdiction, these men were considered prisoners of war. they had geneva convention rights, they knew it and they exercised those rights. >> their food was better, their accommodations were better, the attorneys at the kooskia camp could even get beer. >> summertime digs have produced thousands of objects from the two years kooskia operated during the war. artifacts include art carved from local river rock and so much more. >> he would have loved that there's more studying going on now... he was free to have all that experience. isn't tha

the lack of isn't tralling government investment in these communities mary ann sesse was the cousin ofne of the victims. the experience led her to become a community leader and today, she is deputy mayor of kichisubwa. >> to die because you are sfrooed of the police that should not be happening in the 21st century. the police are supposed they are here to proepth people not to make them afraid. the government has started addressing the roots of some of the social problems. these blighted power blocks have been condemned, their windows bricked up waiting for demolition. buildings on a more human scale have replaced them. >> people here often feel uneasy when they see a film crew because in their experience the mainstream media has tended to res represent them. the thought of a camera is greeted with suspicion or hostility. a new school building will provide badly needed places for young children starting their education. so, it has taken a few steps on the road to reyenration but many problems remain notably the high rate of unemployment. the future 40 the children of the suburbs remain

mary ann, as you know, security is a big concern. >> reporter: it certainly is and i just talked with san jose police. they say they plan to meet with s. a.p. management to go over the security plan before the concert here on friday. the electronic billboard outside s. s. s.a.p. center says get your tickets now. it's predicted the concert will sell out. some worry about security. especially after five people were shot january 11th at fiesta nightclub in san jose where chris brown was hosting a party. the victims were treated for nonlife threatening injury. in august of last year in west hollywood, three people were shot at a party also hosted by chris brown. the past violence is enough to make some pass on the concert. >> should consider about your safety first. don't go to the concert maybe. don't risk it. >> reporter: we asked a spokesman about security for the march 6th concert he declined to discuss specifics and issued this statement saying s.a.p. says her management works closely with agency including the san jose police department to develop and maintain security measures that

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning angelina jolie is revealing a new chapter in her struggle to prevent cancer. in a "new york times" op-ed, the oscar-winning actress says she had her ovaries and fallapian tubes removed. two years ago she had a double mastectomy. since sheen she's promised to reveal details of any other procedures she's had. she wrote, quote, it is not possible to remove all risk, and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. she said i know my children will never have to say mom died of ovarian cancer. jolie says before that 2013 surgery, she had an 87% risk of breast cancer and a 50% risk of ovarian cancer. her mother, grandmother and aunt all died of cancer. >>> and the university of maryland police say they have been unable to substantiate a threat made against president obama's niece. she plays on princeton's women's basketball team and there was extra security at last night's

mary ann bartell and jon fortt along with kate kelly.guy adami and cnbc distributor michael yo shi ka mi. guy, do you have any explanation for what happened? >> more sellers than buyers right, guy? >> let's not get crazy. the s&p was either side of up five, down five. let's not get nuts. i'll tell you the things that were interesting to me outside the s&p. i thought the transports. if you look at the iyt, since october-ish it's had trouble at 167. down 2%. something to watch. continued outperformance on the russell unchanged on the day, and you were mentioning the bond market. the other thing i want to bring up and brian kelly talked about this on friday the biotech index had a huge run early friday, gave it all back down big today. that's something that i think is worth watching as well. all those things outside the s&p sort of caught my fancy, mcc. >> mary ann, this is a point i keep making. we have earnings coming out next week and the expectations are abysmal for what they're going to tell us about corporate america and yet we sit he

go to mary ann in connecticut. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. get your thoughts on wwe. >> wwe is making a comeback. it is not generating the kind of cash i would like. i'm not there. i'm going to be in the don't buy, don't buy camp. joseph? >> caller: booyah jim. >> don't make me feel bad. i'm about to try to go outside in the snow and dunk kyle's head in it. he's my stage director. >> caller: i want to know about fire eye. >> fire eye, i like fire eye. i like palo alto network. what a blowout quarter by mmc mcloughlin last night. i need to go to jeff in virginia. >> caller: thanks for taking my call, jim. my stock is discovery communications. >> short-term i'm not a fan. long-term, i am a fan. you can run those programs over and over again. that's my kind of business mods model. i want to go to mark in new jersey. >> caller: i'm glad you took my call. the stock is kkr. it seems like a nice company. it pays nice dividends. >> you know what? i'm sticking with it because there is a lot of value there. i like the yield. i think those guys are good