morgan.n had helped banks in trouble before. he wasne of the w men with the resources and reputationo do it. but when barney got to morgan's headquarters here at his library... morgan wouldn't even see him. for barney, disaster was now inescapable. rumors took on a life of their own. monday, the runs on the knickerbocker began. panicked depositors withdrew their savings. tuesday at noon, the knickerbocker's cash was gone. the panic spread to other banks until 246 banks across the country closed, their customers out of luck. j.p. morgan, realizing the entire system was threatened, not to mention his holdings, finally stepped in to endhe panic of 1907. under his leadership, a large reserve nd was put together. then, facing appeals from banks, trust companies, and brokerage rms, morgan met with a group of bankers in his library. together they often worked through the night. it's said that at one point, morgan locked them in while they argued over which firms to save. morgan played solitaire at h

morgan is actually now suing the f.b.i. see. because of the funds that were left in receivership there are about two point nine million dollars left and we see which if they want a portion of that money also i mean. that's a great deal they look good it isn't from the onion these are and this is what i'm hearing this sounds ridiculous and i mean it love or hate jamie dimon you can't fault him for being a bad businessman he's sure it all you have you can if you can negotiate that word documents deal you're going to your job exactly you know isn't this interesting you had mentioned that because i noticed that gene being there i mean he got a seventy five percent raise to twenty million dollars of compensation and they said the reason he got the raise was because of ben or governments settled here up in the government so much crazy that's all the time we have for now as always thank you so much you can see all the segments featured in today's show on you tube you can also go to facebook and you can also tweet us at aaron aid at edw

morgan stanley doesn't have that privilege.anaged, well loved company compared to everybody else but when the look at the little statistics it is really interesting the number one guy is not number one now. we will follow this horse race throughout the year but we are first to report this, goldman sachs is not number one in m&a right now. liz: at the olympics we will take a bronze, silver, gold. these guys are coming up. >> goldman sachs does not want it. >> they had gold this whole time. thank you. charlie gasparino as you just heard, a huge week for banking technology, the world's brightest minds talking media and communications, everything from the latest twitter to face book's $19 billion deal, what's app. here's what is worth repeating. >> we have been told about the benefits of it:but now it is coming out that bitcoin with that comes lots of risk. this past week we saw cyberattacks which pushed the exchange for one transaction from all the way over 700 to $102 a transaction. that is extreme volatility. >> not much new fun

i am morgan radford and here is today's top story.ds of opposition supporter remain in the square, this is all after ukrainian president victor yanukovych fled the capital on ate. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister says the ukrainian opposition are for longer abiding by the rules of the negotiated peace deal. >>> fireworks helped close the 2014 winter olympics and rory was there and gives us now a lack at thlook at the legacy ofe sochi games. >> reporter: when the sochi olympics finally burst in to life two weeks ago, the event was already carrying huge burdens. for some, particularly in the west, these were the homophobic games. they were the terrorist game, about to be blown up at any moment. the poffly got games costing a record we followish being 30 within billion dollars, they were even the dog-killing games. pussy riot risked whippings and arrests for a punk protest video and a whip website showing a spotlight on the many allegations of corruption. but president vladimir putin was proud. and in the main russians were proud too

this is morgan hill area. southbound 101 completely closed. >>> we continue to follow breaking news with live pictures, this is over southbound highway 101 near morgan hill. the tenant avenue exit where an overturned tanker has dropped thousands of gallons of gasoline. there you see it there where it actually happened early this morning in about i think 230 hour or so. it's definitely snarled traffic as now they are not only trying to clean up the mess out there, they have got to eventually take that tanker away as well. hazmat situation ensues, several homes were evacuated. we've got a crew on the scene. >> protests continue in kiev ahead of a parliamental street approve a new government. last night ukraine's protest leaders named the ministers they want to form the interim government. they have also just named the prime minister as well. protesters already letting parliament know they are not happy with the candidates chose tune represent them. the new government will face the task of restoring stability in

i'm morgan radford live in new york. a bomb blast on a tour bust killed at least they in the israeli border. and dozens trapped in an illegal south african gold mine as workers try desperately to get them out. >>> plus, violence in venezuela, three dead as rebels crash with anti-government protesters. >> this is the creation of thousands of jobs. >> in egypt, at least three people were killed and 13 more injured in an explosion on a tour bus. three tourists and their egyptian driver were all killed when the bus was attacked. the bus was carrying tourists from south korea, was traveling from a greek monastery in sinai. and aljazeera's own nick schiff ran is this, and what are you hearing so far? >> well, morgan, this is a turning. this was a bus carrying 33 south korean tourists and their driver. and i spoke to kraft tours, the tour group that did the tour, and they believe that it was planted under the driver's seat last night. and a spokesman told me that he believes that it was planted there and not anywhere else becau

i am morgan radford live from new york city.day's headlines, ukraine begins to reveal as the speaker of the parliament is made interim president, president victor yanukovych accusing the parliament of a coup he fled the capital yesterday and is now prefuse to go step down. >>> a controversy foyt girl scouts that involves pot. one california girl scout sold 117 boxes of cook is in just two hours and how did she do it? outside i've medical marijuana dispensary in san francisco. well, word of her lucrative and brilliant take quickly spread and that ledsome girl scout lead nurse colorado to put out a notice to all of its troops saying there won't be any targeting of legal, recreational pot dispensaries. >> we have kind of joked about it and, you know, the girls showed quite a bit of initiative and we of course have said that we are not really allowed to do something like that here in colorado. >> well, there you have it. the girl scouts of colorado are calling for a ban on the selling of cook is outside of bars, strip clubs, casino

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here are the stories we're following for you this afternoon. in syria four aid workers wounded by gunfire as their convoy entered homs. and right here in the united states protesters express their anger over the toxic spill in west virginia. >>> and then the firestorm over 401k cuts making it worse by comments about sick kids. >> an aid convoy came under attack in the syrian city of homs. today, four aid workers were injured. one truck was hit by bullets while another was hit by mortar shells. this cuts short the three day cease-fire agreed upon friday. 80 people were evacuated from the city, and many more are expected to leave throughout the week. >>> attacks on the civilians are on the rise in afghanistan where last year was the deadliest year for civilians since 2009. we have that story from kabul. >> reporter: it's people like this who bleed the most in conflict. civilians shot, blown up and battered by two warring sides. a teenager was simply standing too close to a suicide-bombe

hill area and as part of the morgan hill commute. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> under this morning's storm watch. the heavy rain is tapering off and people are cleaning up from last night's storm. they are out there and showing us how to get ready for the storm. >> we are in between these two storms though we have seen some light rain and still people here in marin county know more rain is on the way into the evening and friday and they are certainly worried about the possibility of friday and a lot of people will be stopping by this sandbag station trying to make sure they can as more heads this way. the storm left a mess in a lot of areas and the rain triggered a lot of flooding just to the south last night and up in that same area there was a large  tree that came down last night along highway 1 near marshal and that tree came down on top of some power lines. that same situation played out yesterday with this storm because the wind gusts toured and a lot of those downed trees led to power outages and we are deali

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mark morgan, thank you so much.ave all eyes on the big game. >> and at the end of our second hour, here is what we are following, election day in thailand. there were problems at the polls. anti-government groups keeping people from casting ballots. >> airstreaks on aleppo in syria's 3-year civil war. bashar al-assad dropping barrel bombs on the city. more than 100 people have been kill. >> secretary of state john kerry holds an unanoun nounsed meeting it the president of iran. >> mild temperatures will be replaced with snow and wet weather returning. >> more news in 2.5 minutes. >> election day this thailand turns violent as people are blocked from polling straightses across the country. >> air strikes on aleppo. barrel bombs dropped on the city. days after the meeting in geneva tried to bring peace to the country. >> in california, they are facing the driest winter on record. the state government is asking people to do their part. >> financially it's off the charts. we'll never do business like this again. >> who

and you worked with morgan freeman. >> morgan freeman. and then he walks out. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.that's weird. >> it is hilarious. i don't know why. >> jimmy: how does he even know of -- >> well, he knows morgan freegan because he's vetruvius in the lego movie and we've done some press stuff together. so they met him. i had the great opportunity to spend a couple days with morgan freeman. and sitting next to him. and then somebody asked me a question. they were like, where do you think you fit in in the canon of batman? and morgan freeman kind of interrupted and he said, "i think will's batman is the best ever." and i said, thank you so much, morgan freeman. i will never forget you saying that. and i called him morgan freeman. and then i said, well, i'm so lucky to be able to work with him. he's so great. he's got such an iconic voice. he's so great. and he cut me off and he goes, would you like to hear me read something? [ laughter ] right away, of course i would. >> jimmy: that's the easy reader for you. he just wants to read -- did he read something? >> no. he didn't read anyth

i'm morgan radford. an artist who has been making people laugh for 50 years. first a look at snow and rain and where it will fall cross the country. >> we'll see the windry weather returning to the mid east. we are watching a little light snow coming in. i want to take you to the south where the front that triggers a storm across parts of the south-east - that is looking northwar northwards, tapping into the gulf of mexico. no severe thunder storms in place at this time. we are not expect to see widespread weather. some storms could reach the limits. watch out for the heavy rain fall. and maybe the participation for small hail. >> we are learning this morning that maria von trap died at the age of 99. she was the last of the von trapp singers that escaped. >> many are asking what is up after what's app went down on saturday. the company tweeted service was restored and apologised for the 3-hour outage. it was bought out by facebook for $19 billion and mark zuckerberg predicts what's app's 450 users will

morgan hill police officer said he believes some homes remain evacuated. we did fought see road closing on the sidestreets. caltran plans to open up the highway at 10:00 and of course, that can change. we will see if the c.h.p. opens up one lane and that eases the commuter concerns and another concern for commuters is there have been on and off showers in morgan hill so that can cause problems on the roads and we will keep you updated. back to the studios. >> the big problem on 20 a with all lanes remaining closed at morning were hill and you can divert and take monterey highways. the rank is slower than we saw earlier with speeds at 16 miles per hour and is 25 minutes from gilroy. at 205 westbound before 580 the big rig that was if the lanes is out of the lanes and the cleanup remains. it is jammed. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic and a solid line of tail lights headed inned westbound direction from the central valley area toward dublin/pleasanton at an hour and 15 minutes. it is nasty. there should be relief. mike has weather. >> we switched things around

i'm morgan radford. remember for news updates all throughout the day, head over to al jazeera.com. >> >> i'm steve chow, malaysian borneo, where villagers are restoring one of the world's oldest rain forests. >> i'm omar khalifa and i'm in the philippines, where the humble coconut is leading the fight against environmental disaster. >> and i'm sinead o'shea and i'm in sarasota, florida making reef balls.

>> i am staying warm, morgan. you know we are lucky. last week was cold this week not so much. let's talk about peyton manning for a second. this guy is asked about the legacy this week. seven years ago the colts beat the bears and winning the first super bowl. he's come back from an income of surgeries, record setting season and a lot of people think he may think about retiring following this game. i asked anita marks about whether manning would retire win or lose tomorrow night. >> i can't believe people are even considering that peyton manning would retire. a lot of people don't realize, he's a historian with the game and loves the stats. the way that the game has changed, mark, and the way that you are able to play, wide receivers, it is a passing happy nfl, the numbers he could put up are remarkable. he's on the coat tails of brett favre and could be breaking the records. he can set the records would likely never be broken in the history of the game. he's some what of an ego maniac. i eksz pekt him to retier. i think he's going down as the greatest quarterback ever to play

i'm morgan bradford. millions of pounds of beef were shipped from a california processing plant without inspection, lisa joins us from california, and lisa, what exactly did the department of agriculture find? >> morgan, several regulators said that meat had been shepherd out of here from diseased animals over the course of a year, and we're talking about an extremely large amount of beef here. this is 87 million pounds of beef, being recalled from rancher feeding corporations here in california. that's a huge speculation from mid january, when only 40,000 pounds of meat was recalled from this same company. the meat was shipped from retailers from florida, illinois and texas over the first week of january, and so far no one has reported being sick from it. i spoke to a food safety expert who told me that what probably happened was inspectors came in here last month, when they had the other two problems, and they probably found this time that animals that had been on the ground not walking were being slaug

i'm morgan radford. storms killed two people on saturday in britain, we have the latest from cornwall. for weeks, the sea has pounded the decline of cornwall, washing away sand dunes and sinking boats. it's home to britain's most southern port. and here they have a healthy respect for the ocean. here, the behaves got so big, they destroyed a car, and the driver barely got out in time. it's the roughest weather anyone can remember. >> it has been a stressful couple of weeks, we have had bad weather since christmas. and last wednesday was a bit extreme. >> that's when the sea broke some of the two-ton wooden beams that were supposed to protect the harbor. and instead they washed into the port and sank ten boats and damaged more. >> it has been empty since it was built. and i don't know what day it was, but it's a few hundred years old. >> this port was started 200 years ago, but didn't open until 1825. it took 15 years to build it, it has been a difficult winter for the fishermen and along the cornish coas

i'm morgan radford.ext a professional co-ed basketball lead. >> first a look at the forecast. >> i've been talking about snow, but we have plain rain coming in across the deep south. we are watching the rain. we have strong storms noing through. it does look like things are waping. along with -- things are waning. we are going back to the wintry weather side of the story. it's across the midwest where we watch clipper systems rotating southward. much of the midwest is quiet eping down. we are watching the system move through the states. it will head up the north-east coast and bring a round of snow. the good news is as the system intensifies, it will be a quick-hitting system. here is a look at what has been going on. we have been dealing with light rain showers. up in the baltimore the air is colder. any travel plans along i95 expect conditions to go downhl if you travel from south to north. on the backside of it it's snow. it's right to moderate. trailing along i-80. here is the broader view. eastern u

>> tonight piers morgan gets into hot water, or as they call it in england, beer. them there's good news coming out of iraq, and that news was immediately redeployed to afghanistan. and my guest brian green is launching a new web site dedicated to science education, but how do i get the baking soda and vinegar into my hard drive? employers in spain are getting rid of daytime naps. meanwhile, employers in america are getting rid of night time sleep. this is the "colbert report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! thank you for joining us, everybody. folks, ladies and gentlemen. ( cheers and applause ). it's good to have you here. i justice want to say and i don't say this every night but this is a special night here, especially in the world of late night. ladies and gentlemen, before we begin, i want to begin by welcoming my friend jimmy fallo >> but jimedy, you're going to do great

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. >> thank you very much, morgan. they have been dealing with exceptional levels of drought, not just this year but this happened last year, they didn't receive enough rainfall, as a matter of fact, it set them into exceptional levels of drought in areas just around san francisco, all the way down into southern california. los angeles, and so we are going do continue to deal with this, not just today, and not just this year, but we could continue to have to deal with this fur an exceptional amount of time. i tell you what perpetuates the drought. wind really play as role, whenever you have dry terrain, we have wind gusting up to 50 miles per hour, and the pattern usually ridge of high pressure sets up here. it does spark brush fires and that's what we will continue to have to deal with. we continue to see ice fall. and we will continue to see that torrent, so if you are traveling along, i 35, perhaps down into portions of north and central texas, will have to deal with the rain out there, and even the freezing rain, s

i'm morgan radford. i look forward to seeing you for the last hour of the morning show. see you then. >> there is more trouble in the garden state for new jersey governor chris christie, claims that he did know that traffic lanes were being closed down as political payback. a deadly dose - a tainted batch of heroin hits the streets of one of america's oldest cities. >> i'm looking to the sideline to get the hand. i'm seeing five hands, and there's one coordinator. >> a former posterior football player seeking a new experimental treatment to heal years of concussions. >> why so many families people like they are struggling just to get by. >> good morning to you. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. new jersey governor chris christie on the hot seat once again. revelations into bridge gate controversy. it indicates that chris christie knew what was going on, because back in september port authority appointee david wildstein ordered the closure of lanes. the town's mayo

morgan the largest bank in the u.s. by assets is reducing both its headcount and its target profitability for twenty fourteen now j.p. morgan said it expects its total headcount to fall by five thousand to two hundred sixty thousand people the bank announced the changes saying that creating a business model which can deal with new regulations is cutting into the firm's profits however j.p.n. is confident that it can win in this new environment and is up to nearly profit target from twenty four to twenty seven billion with a b billion dollars now marion the way you explain that the bank would achieve these targets by optimizing its retail banks in other words subtracting the number of humans and adding to the number of machines now check out these before and after slides are kind of interesting now the one on the left that picture that's of a traditional bank branch and the one of the. right is a branch of the future you can see the obvious drop in the need for basic human skill and for rendering on the right you know th

mark morgan is joining us from metlife stadium and good morning, mark. >> good morning, morgan. super bowl week always seems to devour attention around the country and everybody is paying notice to the super bowl, and it e re-establishes the nfl popularity. just three weeks ago the league struggled to selloff the playoff games and that is affecting the gates here. with the super bowl approaching, the most popular sport is at a cross roads with technology and money. >> you are spending a lot of money. >> over a hundred dollars before thinking of going there. >> according to the analysts, the ampverage cost for a familyf four is $450. even this past year, ten teams played at home stadiums under 95% capacity through the middle of the season, so how are the nfl franchises continue to attract the fans? >> it starts when they buy the ticket and enhancing the wifi experience been the building. >> the eagles added the wifi and improving the ingame experience with the app. >> the eagles app is a one stop shot from the red zone to access to the live feeds and seeing the replays and fantas

piers morgan is leaving. now look at this. that little boy has an artificial hand which was 3d printed. welcome to our new time. we are watching that market go. this is a rally. you are making money. bernie and company is about to begin. ♪ check the big board. this is a rally. the s&p 500 is at an all-time high. all right, charles payne. the economy is doing pretty well. people want to make money people can talk about all the different things in the world. all of these great things where people make a lot of money. the company made money. stuart: you like this time. we will be covering for two straight hours. you are making money. president obama will address the gooernors this hour. governors from both sides of the aisle agree. obamacare is not going away. why do republicans say it is here. what is going on. test crews out there promising things. i think it is good you are seeing republicans take stocks into reality. put this guy into the white house. not going away for now. >> you probably need a republican white house. that

i am morgan radford live in new york city. we go first to kiev. thousands of supporters remain in the street. a criminal investigation has been launched in to a leak at a north carolina coal plant and cancer, a canadian food show breaks new ground. ♪ ♪ >>> thousands of opposition supporters remain in the capital of ukraine, that despite the country's parliament making its speaker as interim president, this is all after victor yanukovych fled the cappal yesterday n a televised interview yanukovych said he is not stopping down and accusing parliament of carrying out an coup. barnaby phillips has more from independence square. >> reporter: victory crime at a cost. there is no yo euphoria in independence square, instead we found grief. they have lost too much to celebrate and anyway, they are too exhausted. ukrainian politics is upside down. former opposition leaders now hold power. they deny they stage aid coup against president yanukovych. >> translator: the government didn't want to listen to the people. it did everything possible to hold onto powe

morgan's head of commodities and the inventor of the credit default swap or as we like to call it the credit fraud swap here welcome back to the kaiser report. pierre first your thoughts on the twenty four hours that blights master spent on the c f t c swaps pierre. might go to is that. maybe somebody to see was in love with her was the only explanation i see you know to take such a decision it was like like a suicide for as if to see this especially when your finger brooksley born who was the head of the city of to see you know her at the time and she was fired for. right and you know this is a woman blast master and she has an open ongoing investigation by the regulators into market fraud but it's part and parcel with this new reality pierre of having both regulators and bankers and politicians all committing fraud together there is no difference anymore there are no regulators out there that are really doing anything now a year ago or saw a so you thought that j.p. morgan was going to set blith masters up for a huge fall where are we on that own as you can see you know the g.p. mor

we are starting just south of morgan hill.nd has shut down 101 in the southbound direction near tenants road. it is not an area even north bound, they will take a look at what is going on and this is your commute and you need extra time for that commute. i want to mention, we have a big problem with a truck accident there as well blocking two of three lanes and it has been out there since 1:00 and it is nowhere near clearing and traffic is backed up to highway 5. now as a result, 508 will be lighter and even canon road, an overturned car, the drive time is 20 minutes and that's because a lot of people are not getting through so if you get there, you will have a little bit of a break also looking at that area, 68 to 82, that is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and that's an 8 minute drive time. >> let's go to steve. >> on ktvu channel 2. >> or him. >> he must be tired. >>> three inches on ben loehmann's, two and a half. i believe they had a little more than that. i know kentfield was in there as well. and mound town point 46

a blood clot inside morgan's skull. a surgery saves her life. 1 out of every 10 diagnoses you receive from a doctor may be wrong. like morgan's parents you should trust your instincts. if a diagnosis doesn't sound right to you, get a second opinion. at number 11, transfusion confusion. blake oliver feels sharp pain in his stomach. he goes to the hospital. he needs surgery and a blood transfusion. the new blood has to match his like morgan's parents you should trust your instincts. if a diagnosis doesn't sound right to you, get a second opinion. at number 11, transfusion confusion. blake oliver feels sharp pain in his stomach. he goes to the hospital. he needs surgery and a blood transfusion. the new blood has to match his blood. >> some people are o type blood. some people are a type blood. some people are b type blood. you can't transfuse the different types of blood into each other because your body interprets it as an invading bacteria. >> to know blake's blood type his blood needs to be drawn and tested. instead a m

morgan was going to set blith masters up for a huge fall where are we on that. as you can see you know the g.p. morgan decided to sell the department of commodities but to go back to your proof to prove us you know or this politician bankers exit through regulators and as we said in french they're all in december bed so dissuades you know it's more practical to understand when you know what's going on. i say so to put this in french terms blith masters was invited into a menasha trois of fraud between regulators bankers and politicians i understand and maybe stephanie flanders just for the last spice now let's talk about the french economy there was a day of rage at the end of january which saw a nearly twenty thousand take to the streets against holland they were chanting and along economic slogans what were they angry about given the economic numbers pierre . well i was there or you know i was covering the strike the one number came out a couple of days ago saying that in two thousand and thirteen sixty three thousand companies lito you know big ones though th

i'm morgan bradford, live from new york city. here are today's headlines. food regulators have issued a major meat recall. they have found millions of pounds of beef from one plant shipped without inspections. >>> and the city of homs is evacuated as aid workers come under more gunfire, but the u.s. says that it will not be descouraged. >>> and protesters march today where thousands fight in kiev against their resident, victor yanokovych. >>> we have had major weather events taking place around the world. and for that, we turn to julie. >> we're looking at quite an inferno across portions of melbourne, and you can see that kangaroo trying to get out of there. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes due to an area of high pressure. we have had very little rain. and while the fires are still blazing on, we're looking at footage of that there, and devastating flooding in portions of bolivia. as we make our way around the world, several feet of water piling up in the streets. folks trying to get around. hundreds of thousands of cattle trying to

>> reporter: well, morgan it's a growing problem it seems.e companies shutdown these particular mine shafts the illegal miners take it as an opportunity to breakthrough and use these a brandoned shafts to gain the leftover minerals and sharsale the materials on the bk market. the department of resources has pledged it stop it, but these trappings are becoming more common than you like. >> you say this is a growing problem fox, these types of illegal mines, are there any safety procedures that are already in place to help them? i mean, should accidents like this occur, are they discouraged from seeking help since the entire operation is essentially off the books? >> reporter: well, essentially these are guys that don't have very sophisticated equipment. these are just people that go down in the mines with hand tools and try to scrape away at the leftover materials with these things there are no real regulations or anything like that to prevent these accidents and that's why they occur. >> legal or not, shane, how dangerous is the mine industry

i'm morgan radford live from new york city. talks and bloodshed in syria have not of in success, but they're not over yet. >>> and we go to the women on the front line. >>> a close vote in tennessee with the aut auto workers rejece union. >>> another day of syrian peace talks end in a stalemate. lakhdar brahimi apologized to the people of syria, putting the blame solely on the government. >> reporter: after chairing a second round of talks that have achieved nothing, immediate rater lakhdar brahimi addressed the syrian people. >> i'm very sorry and i apologize to the syrian people, their hopes were very, very high that something would happen hee and the talks gave even more hopes. >> reporter: there were arguments over the agenda of the talks. he made a proposal and he made it clear which side had objected. >> unfortunately the government had refused, which raises the suspicion of the opposition that, in fact, the government doesn't want to discuss at all. >> reporter: within minutes both sides came to brief the media even thou

a tanker truck accident shut down all southbound slaves through morgan hill. matt? >>> we have a closer look at the accident scene on 101. you can see the fuel tanker is overturned on the southbound side and the work now for firefighters and crews is to get the fuel out of t

inmate morgan's participation was cleaning up after the assault took place. admit or deny the misconduct report? >> well, i deny it because i wasn't aware that there was a confrontation that occurred. >> do you wish to present your version of the incident, or do you wish to remain silent? >> yeah, i walked in, it was shortly after lunch. it was at that time a shirt -- or a t-shirt that was there. i wasn't aware that it was his. all i knew it had a little bit of blood on it. so i kicked the t-shirt away from myself. as i said, i was not aware that a confrontation even occurred. >> do you or your representative have any motions or considerations to present to the hearing officer? >> yeah, we have a statement from mr. banister saying he was not the one -- kenneth morgan was not the one cleaning up the blood. on the prehearing detention report, it's saying that morgan was observed through the security cameras conspiring with other inmates while they were striking another inmate with a fist at the rear of unit iv. you said you've seen the tape yourself. was he sit