a porn site posted the tape featuring a woman who looks and sounds a lot like melissa king. the 18-year-old pageant winner denies it is her, but she did through her lawyer voluntarily relinquish her thrown. the video starts with the young lass being interviewed on a bed. when asked why she wanted to do her first adult video she says, quote, i thought it would be fun and i sounded -- and it sounded like i needed the money. she acknowledges that she has done beauty pageants. after the q and a she and the dude had sex which is typical in porn. we will show you part of the tape, but a warning to sensitive viewers. it is graphic. who knew she was into bears? stewart, she is an adult. should we judge how she makes her money, or is it over for her? >> look, everybody who has ever been a teenager has done some really, really stupid things. i think this is one of them. i think you can forgive it, forget it, walk away from it, although the videotape lives forever. but first i would say, look, forgive the poor, young woman. use this as an example. you don't ever do this kind of stupid

teen panelet that he owns melissa king was forced to resign her crown yesterday after a porn website released a video of her reportedly made last summer. >> uh-oh. >> starring in said porn film. she is 18 years old on monday. she absolutely denied that the girl in the video was her but when you look at the video, it is invariably. >> have you seen it. >> i did my journalistic research. it is absolutely her. no question about it. >> i am going to look that up. >> she gave up her crown yesterday with no comment and miss teen u.s.a. is giving it to the runner up from last year's competition. >> bill: whoa my state of delaware. >> porn star. >> our delaware ♪ >> you will have something in common. sex tapes. i did appear in one porn movie. >> that's true. >> buy him a drink. he will tell you the story. >> maybe she and i ought to get together. >> is that budweiser you are drinking? >> bill: we have something in common. we are both from delaware. >> yeah, that, too. >> is that budweiser takesting water the down? the huffington post reports the big beer maker is being sued for water down bu

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i'm melissa harris-perry. king's christianity was neither narrow or inclusive.pendence through non-violent protest. after the 1959 trip to india, 11 trips after ghandi's assassination and 54 years ago this month, dr. king wrote in the essay, my trip to the land of ghandi, we were looked at as brothers. struggling to throw off racialism and imperialism. it wasn't just a feeling of brotherhood and unified objective, dr. king experienced a real sense of purpose and strategy. here is another passage from the essay. the trip had a great impact on me personally. it was wonderful to be in gandhi's land to talk to his sons, grandsons and other relatives. i left india more convinced than ever that it's the most potent weapon available to oppressed people in this struggle for freedom. joining us is khalil mohamed, matt welch, and thea butler and rajeev, the founder of infinity foundation. the last time you were here told me you were working on a book on exactly this topic of how african-american history and the story of india relate and interconnect to one another. talk t

melissa: next on money it is an archaeological discovery fit for a king literally!f the king richard's remains are found 500 years after his death in battle by the way. the mystery of his demise might have be solved. whodunit. you can never have too much money or too many bones. ♪ . ♪ melissa: to this -- so it's time for a little fun with "spare change". we are joined by our very own this deal. thank you for coming. some struggling businesses attempted comeback with commercials. blackberry, best buy. they all tried to redeem their reputations. which ones do you think did the best and why? >> well, a firm did random sampling survey of consumers for the ads that came up with nationally predictable results. blackberry, a huge flop. this firm, asymmetric some ways it on a scale of up to 950 is the top score. 515 is what they got. an blackberry need help the most. of $140 stock for five years ago , $70 stock two years ago and is now like 15. melissa: best buy. >> best buy, good job overall. >> i thought that one couldhave been better. melissa: you cannot go wrong with am

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sacramento is dealing with the loss of its basketball team, the kings are set to go to seattle and talk about that, san francisco examiner, columnist melissai see you're in black. >> i am in mourning for the great loss last night. >> at least we have a team. >> it could be worse. an investment group announced a deal what family that owns 65% of the sacramento kings. the investment group is going to buy the stake for $340 million. and probably move them to seattle. now what's important to know is that the buyer is a hedge fund led by investor chris hansen and microsoft ceo steve balmer. this steve balmer guy is important because following the news, california's the senate leader darrell steinburg who represents sacramento wrote a letter to the state department that controls state contracts asking for information about how much the state spends on microsoft products. he demanded to know, do we have contracts with them, are we giving them money, are they using the money we're giving them basically to turn around and take one of our great state assets. >> so if you do this, we're going to do that. >> val. we're going to dig right in there stei

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king. >>> smucker's, shares are moving here to new all-time high on earnings but now pulling back a little bit. certainly one to watch. back to you. lori: always a pleasure. thanks. lori: nicole. melissathe most bang for your buck. we'll tell you about a checking account offering you a 4% return. lori: plus an asteroid half the size of a football field hurdling toward earth? this after a meteor explosion over russia that injured some people. how worried should we be about this? melissa: very worried. ♪ . lori: all right. with interest rates hovering near zero and stocks climbing toward all-time highs leaving your cash in the bank may seem like a bad idea. but there may be a alternative. a checking account that pace up to 4% interest? joining me the man in charge of this. ceo of casas. sounds too good to be true. tell me about this checking account. >> well, it is a fantastic account. it is not too big to be true. we were birthed out of a lot of research, all things being equal, consumers would rather bank at community financial institution or credit union. they don't know there are great accounts out there at the institution of we created the can sass is a brand that means you will be