. >> i tell you, this is -- it's brad keselowski mad at matt kenseth. >> matt kenseth. >> he is really mad. >> brad keselowski. i saw it in turn two. i don't know brake check two. who got into who. >> joey logano still -- hey, no rear tire. he's got no tires left. >> watch this, the 2 just brake checked the 20 right there then here comes dale jr. he can't stop. now he's hot. he's got to go up there and give keselowski a piece of his mind. everybody got a little piece of everybody. jeff gordon -- >> is that jeff gordon. he's got damage on his car. >> saturday night short track racing. >> yeah, baby. >> teammates. well, let's go through the lead changes if we can. >> oh, my god. >> a lot happening in a short amount of time. >> e.o. my gosh, this is crazy. >> kenseth is the leader. he gets hit on both sides, he's got keselowski outside. gordon inside. there's what brad is upset with matt about. forced him into the outside wall or almost did. meanwhile, here comes logano steams right up the inside and there's jeff gordon getting in the back of keselowski but yet joey logano was just taking

>> "moon me matt." >> seth: "moon me, matt." >> "moon me matt, which i did. >> that is crazy.t of encouragement. >> seth: what time do you guys have to start your day? you start at 7:00 a.m. on camera, so -- >> i get up at 3:00 in the morning, which is crazy. >> seth: right when hoda and kathie lee are rolling in. >> exactly. [ laughter ] exactly. that's when their tweets are like blah. [ laughter ] so i get all my studying done. and then matt has to get up like 2:00 for your hair and make-up. [ laughter ] >> mostly hair. i get up at four. i like to do the homework the night before and then i go in and kind of just have coffee and doughnuts and things like that. she does it the morning of. >> seth: all right, well, that's nice. two different approaches. now, so many things to congratulate you on. married. announced you're pregnant. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: congratulations. and just took a delayed honeymoon. how was all that? >> oh, it was great. it was wonderful. we went to the beach. you know, it was like letting it all hang out. big boobs now. [ laughter ] >>

matt? >> mike, besides line chase, the car is way too tight on the short run. >> you'd be fined now. you can't worry about how tight you are, how loose you are. you have to go and remember what you go. >> dale earnhardt jr., you're looking at him right here. he's sitting in second spot. we've been talking about harvick, talked about johnson, how much he wants to a purpose. >> i'm not counting anybody else. anybody that's up here in the first four or five. certainly the 48 and 988, the 4 and the 20 -- you can't count any of them out. >> there's still a big move to come. lets a look at the 5-hour energy big move. jimmie johnson on the right, kevin harvick on the left. rodney childress and company going for four as chad knaus chooses two tires for jimmie johnson. however this turns out, this is the big move of the race. >> you look at greg biffle, he's running sixth. bowyer running 7th. 18th is eighth. kyle larson, 10th. >> not only did the 48 team decide to do the two-tire stop, but they gave

this video, matt's police interrogation, is the first time ever we get to hear from matt barnett himselfdidn't want to have sex with you? >> no. >> reporter: his words providing new key clues in what could have happened that night between him and daisy. >> so you and daisy had sex in your room? >> yes. this is before she started drinking at my house. >> reporter: central to case, the timing of when exactly daisy downed all those drinks. >> was she drunk out of her mind? >> when i was with her, when we were having sex, no. >> reporter: matt barnett tells police their sex was consensual and that daisy only drank to excess afterwards. >> when you picked her up at her house, was she drunk? >> i wouldn't say drunk, i'd say she was -- >> buzzed? >> yeah, buzzed. >> then you took her home, you and her talked, you had sex. then she came out after having sex, wanted to have another shot. >> yeah. >> reporter: critical point in the investigation that followed because in missouri, a 14-year-old girl can't consent to sex if she's incaps tated. and tonight, never before heard accounts from the other

kcbs radio matt bigler joins us live at the scene with the very latest. matt? >> reporter: well, the good news is the fire has been completely controlled and contained at this time. and as you mentioned it did start in the garage at about 4:00 a.m. this morning. the flames spread from the garage to the above area. the living area above where a family of nine was sleeping. again, this is very early in the morning and everyone was asleep. and san jose fire captain reggie williams tells us what happens next. >> mom was awakened by smoke detectors this morning. she heard the smoke detectors and smelled the smoke and she was able to wake up the other children and adult. shuffled them down through the stairs and out the front door. >> reporter: so everyone got out safely and the reason is those working smoke detectors. you hear the message all the time. but far too often, people forget to change their batteries or make sure they're working. in this case they woke everybody up and the two parents were able to get all the kids out. the youngest child only 6 weeks old.

matt. >> thank you, lisa.ope francis will take part in an easter vigil at saint peter's basilica. he he led a torch lit procession marking the way of the cross. thousands lined the streets holding prayer books and candles marking the bay jesus died on the cross. tomorrow there will be a service in st. peter's square. >>> president obama is encouraging americans to draw strength from the easter and passover holidays. he said holy week and easter are times for reflection and renewal. he said the common threat of humanity is a shared commitment to loving our neighbors as ourselves. he said there's no better time for people to rededicate themselves to that mission. >> before we had the roots and miracles that took place long ago, and yet they still inspire us, guide us, and strengthen us today. they remind us of our responsibilities to god and as god's children our responsibilities to one another. >> the president also said the easter story is one of hope and faith this better days are yet to come. >>> president o

that's what scared us. >> matt. matt. hey! >> someone called the paramedics and cops and everyone showed up. >> matt has a concussion and is taken to the hospital, but he doesn't seem much worse for the wear. >> it wasn't like i was in a coma or nothing. i just kind of -- within the next week i probably hopped back on my bike and just went riding. >> matt's fellow bmx riders didn't even realize he went to the hospital. >> i don't know if he went with the ambulance or not. i think he turned them down. i think he went and got some food. >> he probably just went to, like dunkin' donuts and had a box of munchkins. >> or perhaps he went looking for nachos. after all bmxers are drawn to that flavor, spice, variety and let's not forget the crunch. >> you always laugh when your friends fall. what's playful is you're going to fall eventually. what gets me is you could fall 100 times, but the second you land that trick, it's completely worth it. >>> coming up -- >> dude, let's do this thing, man. >> a kayaker takes the plunge. >> oh, my

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matt will be speaking with tom in just a few minutes. tomorrow, i will be speaking with honda america's ceo on his strategy to regain market share in the u.s. coming up on bottom line tomorrow afternoon. coming up today, the fed's economic outlook. we will take a closer look at the base book and see which sectors are the leading the recovery. when bottom line continues in just a moment. ♪ >> welcome back.. this is bottom line on bloomberg television. let's now have more on the fed's take on the u.s. economy. me fromonk joins chicago. welcome back to bottom line. always a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. >> great to be here. >> the beige book says that reports from the fed's 12 districts showed economic growth in most regions. there were pickups in consumer , transportation sector strengthened and manufacturing improved. is this economy finally ready to take off? >> it will take off in the second quarter. we are seeing that weather-related catsup. the beige book there are to sum up what we saw in today's earlier reports in industria

vassel collides with the totems' lead scorer. >> he was the one that got tripped up by matt vassel. what they called a kneeing penalty. that's where i supposedly stuck my knee out to stop a guy that was going by. >> the totems erupt in anger. >> the totems coaching staff is irate right now. >> rather than go into the penalty box, matt is told to hit the showers. >> there was only a minute, minute and a half left in the game, so there was no reason for me to stay in the box if i wasn't even going to be playing the rest of the game. >> matt vassel's skating off to the dressing room. >> i was trying to get shots because it was dead puck and finally they skate vassel off and i told her camera one to follow him off the bench. >> before leaving the ice, matt and the totems player exchange words. >> eric english comes over to say something. those two have to be separated. >> that's when i'm trying to point up to the scoreboard letting him know that they're done and you know, good luck next year and you know, you guys go home and you guys suck and that type of stuff. >> he's still talking.

wait till matt and your dad hear about this, huh? ( outside door opens ) dad? yeah?o talk. uh-huh. narrator: now let's review and discuss the story. kevin is graduating from high school. ( cheering and applause ) speaker: aunt molly is rebecca's and kevin's great-aunt. music school? mm-hmm. are you going to be a music teacher? maybe... or a performer, or a songwriter. speaker: she had applied to three colleges in the... the massachusetts, boston area and she was rejected. three rejections? i can't believe it. what are you going to do? i'm waiting to hear from one more school. they put me on their waiting list. keep your fingers crossed. only one? oh, i hope they take you. i'm supposed to hear this week. which college-- the new england conservatory? no, they turned me down. it's the san francisco college of music. san francisco? and she was terribly disappointed because her first choice was to stay here. i got three rejection letters. that's too bad. and finally she got an acceptance letter from san francisco college of music and she's so excited. "we're pleased to in

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matt taibbi, you are at the trial.ard prosecutors vance suggesting some link to the financial crisis, but that wasn't the case. >> i mean, it's on the steamers. humorous.most here he is holding this grand press conference. they had a chain gang were they chained 19 defendants together and hold them in the court for this exercise. >> all working for applicants? >> yes. these are working-class chinese immigrants, basically, the highest-ranking official in this entire case made $90,000 a year. many did not speak english. this is a small bank wedged between two noodle shops in chinatown. this was the target they chose to go against as a symbol of the financial crisis? the chain gang incident, three of the defendants had actually already been arraigned, but they asked them to volunteer to come down to the courthouse for the photo op that day. rock them in, chained them to the rest of the defendants so they could be re-arraigned for the benefit of the cameras. the point is, abacus federal savings bank, small community, my no

>> i'm matt milliner for trish regan. six days strong. big phrma deals mean big stock gains as health care shares rally. we'll tell you who is selling and who is buying. >> "street smarts" starts now. >> welcome to the most important hour session. 60 minutes left to closing bell. aerial versus american broadcasters. the supreme court questions the startup threatening to seriously disrupt the way you watch television. are we fearing the end of aereo or are cable bundles about to be blown apart. the captain is here. keith colbrunn has braved the elements and battled the seas and is here to tell us about the new season of "deadliest catch." all that and more coming up on "street smart." now to the big three stocks to watch in the close. head out to julie hyman who has what we should be keeping an eye on at this hour. >> in the past couple hours we got the latest letter from david einhorn of green light capital and talked about some of his recent investles. one of them is sundesin. this is solar developer and green light said it took a large

that will present the distinguished award. >> i'm matt i'm the technical with the sfusd tonight i have the honor to present introduce ms. gibbons as the distinguished award. she's worked the district almost 20 years and served some of the biggest challenges she worked at the schools that have helped the children through counseling. i had the pleasure of joining the staff and she's been working at dpw our procedure are restored practices and she's a great advocate it's an honor and pleasure to work with her so happy to recognize her tonight. >> i would like to add i know nike gibbons we worked pta together for many years she was served us well, and a parents wonderful and a great volunteer at our schools. >> first of all, i would recycle to thank everybody forbid this animation and this recognition. i think the things that have been the most important that many of us in education are called to this work and this is the highest service we can offer and i feel very lucky to stand beside our children working year after year beyond what was asked of them and so i feel very, very lucky to be

here's a taste of one from tea partier matt bevin, challenging mitch mcconnell. >> mitch mcconnell is telling a bunch of lies about my dad. don't be fooled. >> let me finish tonight with the cost of cheerleading for the side that's already won. >> it's earth day today, but you wouldn't know it from listening to republicans in congress. according to the league of conservation voters, not one republican has uttered the words earth day on the house floor or the senate floor since 2010. in contrast, democrats mentioned earth day 150 times in april of 2010. so who made the republicans last stand? it was tennessee senator lamar alexander who used the occasion to support, of all things, nuclear energy. we'll be right back. >> well skom back. the legislative committee was readying a new batch of subpoenas in the christie bridge scandal. late this afternoon, they pulled the trigger. the committee has handed down a total of four subpoenas, for testimony. and they include some of the most critical figures in this investigation. if they comply, the committee will hear the testimony during two sep

one of the main reasons i wanted to write for rolling stone was matt was there and i felt matt was doing incredible work. the great thing about matt and rolling stone is it's reporting. it's not a mystery. all these other magazines we need to do more opinion. we need to do more of this. rolling stone is invested in reporting and it pays off. matt's criticism and humor is based in his reporting. the reason i can write a book like this is because the reporting is solid. >> he was responsible for stanley mccrystal leaving the military. what happened to him? >> i don't want to speak out of school. i didn't know michael all that well and i certainly wasn't in touch with him in the months before his passing so i can't speak to exactly what happened. i know there is a lot of speculation out there. i know there were a lot of people who were concerned that maybe unnatural happened with his death. but all i can say about that is that that was something that we looked at at rolling stone at the time and we didn't see reason to follow up on it. it might be something somebody closer to michael should

matt. >> thank you. developing news this developing news, three businesses in berkeley were destroyed in a matt i have six alarm fire. fire broke out just after 8:00 last night on a warehouse on second street near hearst avenue. it was home to office and retail space. one of the businesses destroyed was the wooden duck. it's been making furniture since 1995. >> it's in fortunate that he is -- i don't know when his livelihood will be now. he spent 15 years building that business up. let's hope he can put it back together. >> we went to three alarms with department and three additional arms within the county. we have anywhere from almeda city, almeda county, oakland, i believe, and multiple people from around the county came to help us. >> no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the fire also caused amtrak train service to stop for a while. these people were waiting at the emeryville station. fire department worded the halt because the hoses were running across the tra

road closed and take blossom hill road to camden to get around with no estimated time of opening and matt keller is on scene with a report. we have a day giants game with golden gate ferry warning the 4:25 and 5:00 ferry could be sold out because of the game so 3:30 could be better to get to the game. >> more on the breaking news sue talked about: a bad accident in san jose. police are on the scene of the intersection that is still closed. two cars collided after one of the vehicles went through a red light after midnight and both drives were taken to the hospital one with life threat being injuries and the other is in serious condition. matt is on the scene talking with police with an update at 5:30. >> we have developing news where investigators are looking into a fatal boating accident with one killed when a yacht crashed into a buoy during a race last night. amy hollyfield? >> yes, police will be investigating what happened on the boat behind me while the yacht club deals with the fatality. investigators were here last night and on board gathering evidence and talking to witnesses. th

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matt. >> thank you, lisa. today pope francis will take part in an easter vigil in saint peter's basilica. yesterday he presided over good friday's what at vatican. at the coliseum he led a torch lit procession marking the way of the cross. tens of thousands lined the streets holding prayer books and candles marking the bay jesus died on the cross. tomorrow there will be easter mass at st. peter's square, followed by the traditional blessing to the world. >>> president obama is encouraging americans to draw strength from the easter and passover holidays. he said holy week and easter are times for reflection and renewal. he said the common threat of humanity is a shared commitment to loving our neighbors as ourselves. he said there's no better time for people to rededicate themselves to that mission. >> we had the roots and miracles that took place long ago, and yet they still inspire us, guide us, and strengthen us today. they remind us of our responsibilities to god and as god's children our responsibilities t

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i'm matt miller in for adam johnson.et's take a look at the menu. we have an ip0 frenzy. la quinta hits the market. allied is on deck for my and more ahead next week. and then the world according to biz stone. cofounder talks about life in silicon valley. in deals, comcast and time warner cable defend their planned merger in washington. no one really likes the idea. around the world, pussy riot tells it side of the story from prison to politics. and in innovation, robots that think for themselves and behave like termites. get psyched for that. first off, kicking it off with what everyone is talking about. gm has company in the recall department. >> it is one of the biggest recalls in history, toyota recalling more than 6 million cars because of 5 million defects. the company does not actually know of any injuries or deaths linked to them, but the cars being recalled our top sellers , like the corolla, the camry, and the rav4. >> the company trying to avoid what gm is going through right now. and getting a recall out in t

matt welsh. you won the game. >> is it done? kennedy: you want a tiebreaker. >> otherwise i'm never coming back. kennedy: sacramento city council approved a measure to use eminent domain for soccer stands. i like soccer but i don't like eminent domain. this is a tiebreaker question for the three of you. matt sit comfortably on guild of thrones. >> that's not fair, he has two. [ laughter ] . >> i know what you're doing. cheater. kennedy: in dairy, maine, you may not accept monetary compensation for acting as a clown at a children's birthday party or corporate event without obtaining a clown license. fact or fiction. >> got to be true. dairy is a town in stephen king's novel about a ghost clown that devours children. >> this is rigged! >> we all get that wrong? >> yeah. i would have got that wrong because i had a system to play the game. kennedy: what was it? >> everything is true. every stupid thing that you hear that the government does is true. you can't believe that it's true that portland, oregon was shut down the lemonade st

matt welsh. you won the game. >> is it done?ou want a tiebreaker. >> otherwise i'm never coming back. kennedy: sacramento city council approved a measure to use eminent domain for soccer stands. i like soccer but i don't like eminent domain. this is a tiebreaker question for the three of you. matt sit comfortably on guild of thrones. >> that's not fair, he has two. [ laughter ] . >> i know what you're doing. cheater. kennedy: in dairy, maine, you may not accept monetary compensation for acting as a clown at a children's birthday party or corporate event without obtaining a clown license. fact or fiction. >> got to be true. dairy is a town stephen king's novel about a ghost clown that devours children. >> this is rigged! >> we all get that wrong? >> yeah. i would have got that wrong because i had a system to play the game. kennedy: what was it? >> everything is true. every stupid thing that you hear that the government does is true. you can't believe that it's true that portland, oregon was shut down the lemonade stand of a girl

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matt taibbi joins me. such an important book. it is., a shocking disparity between what happens to corporations and corporate executives and what happens to minorities and people at the bottom of the economic ladder. why still to this day has no one been arrested? >> well they give all kind of excuses. and you know, i spent years and years and years working on this book. i heard every excuse in the book they tell you, prosecutors. people in the justice department. regulatory agencies. the cases are hard to bring. juries don't understand them. you may devote lots of resources to the cases and still lose. may take you ten years to get into court. and -- why proceed with a costly prosecution when you can just get two, three billion dollars in a settlement anyway. what's the harm in that? but the problem is that all the arguments collapse when you compare it to the fact that other people are going to jail. so if you have people committing serious crime. especially -- fraud, for which poor people go to jail all the time for welfare fraud. no

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you meet matt, you connect, and matt asks sean -- >> i have somebody interested in purchasing a stradivarius >> my firm bought it with the client. why did you use bitcoin to do this? >> there is a little bit of background as to when we first met. we invested in a few gold mines in california. we used gold to purchase this because it had the same qualities as gold. investment, because of its nature, we were actually trying to complement it with gold investment. that the finite nature of and we believed in the value. we tried to purchase it with gold holdings that we had and it became logistically difficult. right around the same time last financial --me the first financial services firm to accept a bitcoin. it was significant holdings in bitcoin and it is difficult to transact in any form, much less large sums. and we had large sums at our disposal. if it is going to be this logistically difficult with gold, bitcoin might be a better avenue for this. you called sean and said we would like to do this deal and purchase a stradivarius violin using bitcoin? >> he was pretty skeptical. >> i had mi

bloomberg's matt miller breaks down the numbers. can go for ae dealership when they're shopping for a new car. when you go to tesla, -- when you want a tesla, you go to the mall. the tesla store in westchester sit between two we are. -- two retailers. >> they've done their research. we also have folks who are shopping at nordstrom ticking of a new handbag that are not as familiar. >> the real reason tesla has shut -- set up shop at the mall would be a it would be expensive to build a national chain of dealerships. just like a dealership, you can take a test drive in what is likely to be a six-figure purchase. >> we will go out that exit. >> you get to drive them on the open road. class that is insane. class of is like a spaceship here there is no sound. i am super impressed with the pickup example. i want one. class then it was back to the store to configure my dream tesla. class you wanted to max out yours. you have a button for that. everything included. class it cost just short of $130,000. it is a little out of my budget but nex

matt, you're their attorney. have they ever spelled out to you -- in the quart of law, you have to provide the evidence to the opposition, tell them what they're being charged with. what have they been charged with specifically? >> they haven't given any information, neither has the judge according to the law put in statement of facts to justify dcs intervention. there has to be real evidence of abuse or neglect or imminent abuse or neglect and there's none of that here. what we have is a family that was treating with a physician whose chief of metabolics at the medical center an following that doctor's advice, and under that doctor's care, justina was going to private school, engaged in figure stating competitions. they took her to boston children's hospital e.r. that was 14 months ago. and as a result, they've lost custody of their daughter. >> lou, i want to make sure our audience kind of understands what happens. she was being treated by a doctor in connecticut who was treating her for a specific diagnosis. t

matt, there's yours. >> which is what i'm saying to you right now. talk to the hand, carson. >> we didn't break the record because we blew it, collectively as a group. but we're going to try it again. >> we are? >> hold on a second. hey, fellows, can you help me out? say hi to kiss, everybody. >> now we're talking! >> inductees into the rock 'n' roll music hall of fame right here. >> oh, man! >> i don't think that counts. >> hey, congratulations, fellows, on last night. 100 million records sold right here. these are the men of kiss. thank you, guys. we're going to start the selfie chain. if you have a rock band in your office, do it with them and send us the photos. >> you're setting yourself up for failure because they're going to be interviewed by me in a little while and they're going to have to i was living with pain, all over. it just wouldn't go away. a deep, throbbing, persistent ache. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widesprea

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, matt. temperatures have not changed much. there's a blanket of low clouds and low to mid-50s across the bay. we will look at a modest warmup today. here's a look at the visible pictures. plenty of clouds. these are beginning to scour out around mt. tam and mt. diablo and we will look for temperatures to climb through the 630s by noontime. we will have some low to mid-60s around the bay. in the meantime upper 70s will return for the inland east bay. mid-70s around the santa clara valley and the coast will see mid-60s. we have a short term warmup and a look at an extended warmup that will feature some changes up and down throughout the week ahead. i'll have that in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. developing news, three businesses in berkeley were destroyed in a matt i have six alarm fire. fire broke out just after 8:00 last night on a warehouse on second street near hearst avenue. the claims reached three stories high and caused transformers to explosion. it was home to office and retail space. one of the businesses destroye

matt cain was rocked, six innings pitched, three home runs including this two-run bomb by matt kemp, his second of the game. 4-0 los angeles. greinke struck out eight but served up a fat one to belt. four home runs in seven games, 4-1 dodgers. henley ramirez added his home run in the eighth against huff. giants home opener is tuesday against arizona. >>> little league day. brad miller rbi single in the second. trying to go from first to third, guns him downtion inning over. as down. we're tied at 3-3. highlight reel, logan morrison chops it to right. check this out. oh, my. jim johnson rough start to the season, two losses already. got in trouble again today comes away with a save. he strikes out amaunt te'i. a's hit the road with a 3-3 record. >> when moss hit that three-run home run i could feel myself -- it real helped get me back going and jump-started me deeper into the game. >>> the lpga tour in their first major of the year. michelle wie and lexie thomas were tied at the start of the day. she takes a ur-shot lead over wie. misses a birdie, ends today 1 under, three back as 19-

my thanks also to bloomberg's matt miller. coming up on "taking stock," tracking technology such as bar codes, getting a lot more horse power. zebra technologies announced plans to buy motorola solution'' business enterprise. i'm going talk to zebra's chief executive. that's next. >> the shares of zebra technology slumping today by more than 10%. why? they're up about 13.5% since the beginning of the year. but their company today announced it is buying a unit of motorola solutions for about $3.5 billion. they're betting on mobile computing services for businesses that needs to track their employees and track products. i'm joined now by zebra technology chief executive, anders gustafsson. thank you very much for being here. let's talk about what it is exactly that zebra technology is buying. what are you getting? >> we're buying the enterprise solutions part of motorola solutions. so that is the former symbol name. >> symbol technologies. >> but it also includes rugged mobile, data scanners, wireless land products, a number of

now this is where matt doherty comes in. mastro's report. devotes an entire section to him, under the heading, quote, an independent eyewitness convicts mayor zimmer's account. specifically doherty was present when zimmer had a conversation in may of 2013 with a member of christie's cabinet. that's a man named richard constable who runs the department of community affairs. occasion was a televised town hall at monmouth. to discuss sandy recovery. zimmer and constable were seated next to each other at the event. zimmer alleges before the program began, she had a conversation which constable suggested to her that hoboken would receive the sandy funds she was seeking if she approved that big development project. project that was proposed by something known as the rockefeller group. zimmer shared with us and then with federal prosecutors a contemporaneous diary entry that describes what she says happened. "we are miked up with other panelists all around us and probably the sound team is listening and he says, i hear hear you are against the rock

matt, explain the demographics unit. >> it was created in 2003.he idea was the nypd would send about a dozen plainclothes detectives a south asian or arab descent out into muslim neighborhoods every day to kind of be -- blend into the community and keep their eyes and ears open. they would go out to a coffee shop. one of their first jobs was to gauge sentiment. to the guynd talk behind the counter and see if you can chat him up a little bit about what he thinks about america, foreign policy, drones. then you go and have your coffee and listen. you listen to the conversations. some of those conversations end up in police files. conversations like come a two pakistani men speaking about the state of the union address and what they thought of it will stop and all of the stuff goes in files think it's organized by ethnicity and ancestry so you have files on egyptians, palestinians, where you can watch cricket, where people gather to watch soccer. the idea is, if the nypd were ever to get a specific tip, let's say, about an egyptian terrorist inside ne

matt explains the legal twist landing the men in trouble. matt? >> yes, campbell is not known for violence the first and only homicide this year. it is a complicated case. five young men are charged with murder, assault with a deadly weapon and a gang enhancement. police say the two, 17-year-old, and two 18-year-old, and a 20-year old are affiliated with a gang. they and a is-year-old got into an argument with 24-year-old on the night of manner 16th. >> the six subjects in the group attacked the transient and began actually assaulting him pretty brutally and at that point he retrieved a knife and familyied to defend himself stab add subject. >> the subject died at the hospital and the others are held responsible for his death. under the provocative act they can be guilty of murder because they started the fight although tharpe stabbed diaz. it was determined to be self-defense and he was released. all five suspects could face 15 years to life in convicted. >> rats are not new in san francisco but more of them are creeping out in the open because o

lou and matt, thank you for coming back.ou, i read through the documents and everything that the state of the massachusetts said referring to neglect on the part of you and your family and form was abuse, have they specified what neglect and abuse that you gave to your father have they ever spelled out to you and in a court of law provide the evidence to the opposition and tell them what they are charged with. what are they charged with specifically? >> they haven't begin any information and neither has the and there has to be evidence of abuse and neglect. and what we have is a family that was treating with a physician in tuft's medical center and following that doctor's advice she was in private school and engaged in figure skating comp tegz. they took her to the er in boston and as a result they lost custody of their daughter. >> she was treated by a doctor in connecticut who is treating for a specific diagnosis. and the doctor treating her in concert with that doctor he moved to boston. and the doctor in connecticut refe

i am matt miller in for adam johnson.im's big fix turns out it hasn't even left the parking lot. in media, amazon on top. the e-commerce giant be too low and apple at their own game, sort of. in nation, equal pay under the law. president obama wants federal contractors to get on board. in the classroom, sprint is reimagining the reading process one word at a time. and the final frontier, even instagram has made it. that is coming up. kicking off with what everyone is talking about, ukraine and russia back in the headlines. >> the spontaneous protest taking place in the eastern part of ukraine. the u.s. accusing russia of instigating this unrest. several hundred pro-rusian protestors. it is said to be similar to what happened right before russia happened to annexed crimea. >> what you are looking at is eatern -- eastern ukraine. those that you're looking at our pro-russian demonstrators in front of a regional government building. once the sun came up, it was a different story. these are some of those same protesters in han