he will likely end up at this pricey rehab center in newport beach, california. his father has agreed to pay the 500,000 or so that it will cost. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that is a consequence. >> a consequence? for killing four people? not even close, says this woman, whose daughter, brianna mitchell, died in the crash. >> he will be feeling the hand of god, definitely. he may think he has gotten away with something, but he has not gotten away with anything. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> as you just heard, eric boyle's wife and daughter were killed in the car after boyle slammed into them. the most seriously hurt remains hospitalized. he remains paralyzed. eric boyles tells us he is now ready to talk. mr. boyle, thank you for talking to us at this unimaginable time for you. i'm so sorry for your loss. when you heard the sentence that was handed down, that this young man received only probation for killing your wife holly and your daughter shelby, as well as two other people, what went through your mind?

couch may end up in a long term treatment center in newport beach costing $450,000 a scombreert family would foot the bill. >> some good samaritans have come to the rescue after a thousand dollars in gifts for needy children was stolen this week this, is surveillance video of the suspect breaking into a car. police believe this is the suspect at a target store now since the story first aired people have come forward to makeup donations stolen. they have so much that funds will be going towards other programs as well. >> well, despite generosity of donor there's is a need in contra costa county. food and toys are running low when need is high. abc7 news details. >> i wanted to find out if this is true this, is what i've found here in concord. now, this may look like a lot of toys but this is all they have right now. give to the needy kids. >> i went in there, i started crying. >> stephanie keeps hearing how good the economy is but the drop boxes in contra costa county are not reflecting it. >> this is what i have. this has been here over a month. last year, u.s. marines needed about 75,

we're taking him to newport beach and giving him a curby treatment.prison under a five-year program. maybe then we could have gotten through. to say we'll just gloss this over for six months in newport. >> a lot of it depends on whether the treatment center has any knowledge of affluenza and how it affects kids. if they get with a therapy heist understands the effects of money and how it pertains to the other addictions and how it weaves in and out of their lives, one of the personality traits of affluenza is often a loss of self-identity. the children frequently are raised by surrogate care takers or on their own which is what i understand happened with this young man. so they have no self reference. they have no self-identity. >> i don't disagree with that but that is a dynamic issue. that is not a diagnostic construct. >> i'm not sure it has to be diagnostic construct. it can be -- >> i'm sorry. >> is it in the dsmi? >> they don't have to be in the dsm three or four or five or whatever we're up to. you're saying you can make your own diagnostic con

excited to open the door to this new currency, rj, when you see lamborghini newport beach sayingt's excited to open the door to this new currency and sell teslas is it a matter of time before places accept bitcoin which will speed up the regulatory practices to make this a stable currency? >> i think that transactions like that including, you know, obviously the lamborghini purchase, we're seeing that certain colleges are starting to look at it as potentially a source of paying tuition. >> i thunk there's a cypress university, isn't there, accepting it? >> exactly. and things like this will lep speed up the regulatory environment on the bitcoin i believe. >> fair to call it a currency? >> tender, i don't know. what would you call it, herb, since you're here? >> well, no. i think that's the issue. i think a lot of people don't fully understand it. it's at a means of -- >> payment. >> means of payment but not a currency. >> i'm not slighting bitcoin. we can give you gold and you can feel compensated for what i owe you -- >> i think we've learned never to underestimate something tha

he will likely end up at his pricey rehab center in newport beach. his father has agreed to pay the half a million dollars or so it will cost. >>> well, there are parties and then there's what happened at a mansion in southern california. take a look. >>> this you tube video shows state known for parties, but sheriff's deputies say the most rekrenth one was what's called a ghost party by teens who case unoccupied homes for sale. >> the suspect hosted a party, charged a fee and about a hundred-plus kids or so attended the party. >> but then the party got out of control. >> somebody broke into the house, which caused kind of a looting frenzy. while they're in the house, they started looting and causing damage. >> to the tune of $1 million. sheriffs served search warrants and recovered many of the items. a $250,000 stuffed snow leopard, a now-extinct spee sis. deputies say many of the items were posted on twitter. 100 teens made it into the house. 16 arrested. 13 of them juveniles. >> the house is owned by nick. he told us by phone tonight he was out of

a customer here at lamborghini newport beach just bought a new car for 216.8 bitcoin.rship then transferred it into us dollars, something the general manger says he was happy to do. at the moment, i cannot be against it, i'm very positive for it. hall says he will continue to invest in the growing trend of digital money exchange while nelms warns investors to be cautious of what experts are calling the bitcoin bubble. be wary! it's swift and it is making money. is it risky? can it go down? the risk is what makes the market, the volatility interesting. anyone can ignore this whole concept and go buy stock in walmart and disney and your investment willbe.safe. in los angeles, ky sisson, first business news. online stores like bitcoinshop dot us are popping up that exclusively accept the digital currency. these marketplaces sell everything from jewelry, electronics, even car parts. to find out where you can spend you bitcoins, check out coinmap dot org. coming up....two stocks that are behind on the rally action, but one trader is betting will make a comeback. chart talk

. >> instayed he will be sent to newport beach where he can go suntanning, jump on a surf board, who knows what. a court order prevents his parents from speaking to him. >> so who is talking care of him. >> some type of therapeutic environment. that's the argue. the defense attorneys made. we'll see what is going to happen, if the parents will go into court six months from now once this is settled and say we'd like to have this court order removed. >> there's been a lot of feedback online about this. it's been report fed a lot of places. some of those interesting comments were along this line: your defense is that his parents never taught him right from wrong you. learn from the consequences of your actions and the judge could have said, you did wrong and now you're going to be punished. >> exactly. instead the judge said i'm going to do the same thing your parents have done throughout your entire life. absolute miscarriage of justice. when i see cases like this i am disgusted. >> a lot of jurisdictions and states where if you refuse to take the breathalyzer, you go to jail. where if

sounds like something out of star trek and it really is little lamborghini dealership in newport beachesla models sedan to a customer in exchange for bitcoin. reports say the customer, we don't know who is paid 91.4 bitcoins for the electric car, translates into $90,000. that is the ballpark price for a performance version of the model-s which can cost one hundred thousand dollars. all of the available options are included. the lamborghini day the ship saying it is, quote, will be capable like setting bitcoin as payment for all its vehicles, a first, very interesting. we wanted to bring that the. closing bell in five minutes. stocks are driving higher offer of the jobs report. we will take you to close next. stay tuned. he's a question for : where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy comes from right here at home. take the energy quiz. energy lives here. became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if the

he will likely end up at this pricey rehab center in newport beach, california. his father has agreed to pay the half a million dollars or so that it will cost. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that's a consequence. >> reporter: a consequence for killing four people? not even close says this woman, whose daughter, brianna mitchell, died in the crash. >> he will be feeling the hand of god, definitely. he may think he has gotten away with something, but he hasn't gotten away with anything. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> as you can plainly see, the victims' families are devastated by that verdict. anderson coopered with eric boyles who you saw. his wife and daughter died in the crash. listen to his emotional response to the sentence. >> i was unprepared for the sentence that was delivered. i knew we were in juvenile court. we hoped it would be treated as an adult. we knew there were some restrictions and that -- we knew that even with a 20-year sentence, that he would be eligible for parole in a couple of y

>> newport beach, california, is a prime spot to catch some waves or just spend the day lounging on the sand. but on the afternoon of august 3rd, 2011, a nightmare is unfolding below this idyllic beach. 17-year-old matt meena is trapped under six feet of sand when the hole he's digging collapses in on him. alerted by meena's cousins, lifeguards, including captain mike helfide, rush to his aid. witnesses capture the rescue attempt on camera. >> when i first came on scene, we had two lifeguards digging and then four or five of matt's cousins and friends that he was with. at that point we started getting more and more volunteers. >> helfide organizes the group into three concentric circles surrounding the spot where meena was last seen. >> the first rescuers are on the inside moving sand, trying to locate the patient. the second ring takes the sand from the rescuers and move it further out. the third ring is to take the sand and disperse it further out. >> as word ripples out that a teenager is trapped, bystanders start converging on the scene and the crowd grows. >> i just saw a whole row

i do not know if you sell the story, but there was a tesla purchase in newport beach last week.s paid for with thick coins. they haves. significantly less value. >> you can buy a tesla with bisctcoin. there is an intermediary. there's a lot of cool stuff that i'm going to be doing with the coins. just watch. >> thank you very much. of myaw a tesla outside neighborhood in new jersey. they are out there. coming up, nigella lawson is used to the heat in the kitchen. now, she is coming under fire in a courtroom. we will ask a reputation expert what she needs to do before viewers lose their appetite. she is also on "the taste" on abc. enda spin off of lands' is not enough to satisfy hedge fund investors. stay "in the loop." ♪ >> it has been the year of explosions in celebrity kitchens for. lawson is being dragged through the u.k. courts and out -- amidst allegations of cocaine use here in have you been following this? >> we had this great piece in time magazine about how she handled herself in court. all of the different way she was managing her reputation during the trial. >> it was

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three times over the legal limit, and killed four people, do you think that this person would get newport beachive him incarceration? >> that's a good point. >> it is preposterous. >> this was in fact a juvenile case, this was not done in adult court and probably that was the first victory the defense may have won, that this was tried as a juvenile. >> huge. >> that's right. i understand the reaction, it is a visceral one. when you think deeply, put the vengeance issue aside, you need to look at this. i am a former juvenile court probation officer, served on the bench, i understand, if you can save the life of a young person, try to rehabilitate them, and i think that's what was going on. that doesn't make him accountable. i am in agreement on one thing, marty, that is there is no such thing as affluenza. it is like poor fluenza. the fact children don't have valleys, frankly, they have to be accountable. i don't agree with the resolution, but i do agree if you can save ethan couch and get him straight end out, that is the goal of juvenile justice. i think that's what judge boyd was trying to do

. >>> with us from newport beach, california, bob baer and mark hill. bob baer, what do you make of this sudden flurry of statements by edward snowden? why he's putting himself out there, especially on this day? >> fredricka, i think he's overstepped higgs bound eped hi. talking about stopping spying on each other, u.s. spying on russia or china, is just not going to happen. we're not quite at that orwellian world he promised us. yes, your cell phones take privacy away, but at the end of the day, i look at the snowden thing, and he has not pinpointed a single abuse against american citizens. they may have gone on, but he doesn't know about it, and that's really sort of the problem with his message. >> so mark lamont hill, how do you see this? is edward snowden even relevant as it pertains to the message he continues to try to send and especially this time of year? >> well, he is certainly relevant. the fact he gave that address on the channel 4 station is evidence of that. that's the same network mahmoud ahmadinejad used this. the fact he was granted th

he will likely end up at this pricey rehab center in newport beach, california.r has agreed to pay the half a million dollars or so it will cost. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that's a consequence. >> a consequence? for killing four people? not even close, says this woman, whose daughter, brianna mitchell, died in the crash. >> he'll be feeling the hand of god, definitely. he may think he's gotten away with something, but he hasn't gotten away with anything. >> randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> affluenza. you know these ladies, sunna hostin, and jane velez-mitchell. let's begin with you because you have seen many a case in your day, sunny hostin, affluenza, have you ever heard of this? >> never heard of it, it doesn't really exist. the psychologist who testified in court said he coined the term and he's been using it for quite some time. he's a psychologist and not a medical doctor, but i think what is so fascinating about it is we in the legal community have often said there's this disparity between wealthy kids, pe

as many as a dozen students a at the school in newport beach hacked into a school computer, changed theirials say timothy lance may have given students a hack device and instructions how to use it. the tutor may face criminal charges. >>> parents are not keeping silent about this. their children's school cut religious references out of the song "silent night". ♪ heavenly host sing alleluia sleep in heavenly peace ♪ ♪ sleep in heavenly peace >> those are fifth graders at a school on long island. they never sang the part of the song that says "christ the savior is born". >> it's silent night. it's offensive. if you're going to remove words to not offend other religions, what about the religion that that song belongs to, which is christianity? >> yeah. the school board eventually apologized and they say they're taking steps to make sure this doesn't happen again. brian, we both live on long island. i cannot even begin to explain that one. >> i know the person you just interviewed. i know him. i worked with him. >> he's not silent. >> yeah. glad they got that on tape. >> heather, thank you ve

the dealership is run by the general manager at lamb bore deanny newport beach.ing of retailers and vendors that are accepting bit coin. what made you decide to get on board? >> thank you very much, and good morning to everybody. pleasure being here. we -- we just had the opportunity to receive a call from a gentleman from all the way from florida and we did your due diligence. we tried to accommodate our customers, our requests. this was a bit odd. we looked into it. i've been reading, reading the paper, european papers, even about this currency. so we did our due diligence and we find out that actually we would have been receiving u.s. dollar and that for us was very good. >> due diligence on the currency itself, due diligence on the person using it, how did that process work? >> well, due diligence on the currency, what does it mean to us, somebody buying with mutual currency. by using a little program that bitcoin uses, which is actually bitbay, we would have received u.s. dollars. so for us, that was very good. it's like if you come into the dealership and w

he'll likely end up at this pricey rehab center in newport beach, california.ion dollars or so that it will cost. >> taking him away from his family and teaching him to be a responsible citizen, that's a consequence. >> a consequence? for killing four people? not even close, says this woman. whose daughter, brianna mitchell died in the crash. >> he'll be feeling the hand of god. definitely. he may think he's gotten away with something. but he hasn't gotten away with anything. >> ethan couch's defense lawyers argue this is the best solution. if prosecutors got their way and he was sentenced to 20 years in prison. he may have been able to get out in two years. this way, they say, he's under some type of supervision and probation for ten years instead of two. >>> as you know, that is not over. >>> a lot of people are talking about. we're coming up to the point of the year when people say when you look back over 2013. how about the ads? youtube has an answer to the question. what is the top ad of 2013? >>> is one of these women the next breakout star of saturday ni

the bank would sponsor lavish events like yacht races in newport and the art basel modern art festival in miami beach to attract wealthy americans. then it flew in its bankers from switzerland to mingle and to try and drum up new clients and conduct business with existing ones. because the swiss bankers weren't licensed to conduct business in the united states, it was a clear violation of american banking laws on u.s. soil, and birkenfeld provided internal documents that proved the length that ubs would go to in order to avoid detection. >> call it a vacation rather than a business trip. rather than saying, "oh, yes, i'm coming to see my private clients here in the united states. and i'm coming in from zurich, switzerland." >> did you bring records into the country with you when you came in? >> generally, no. i did not. my colleagues brought in encrypted laptops. >> encrypted laptops. >> yes, so that even if they were discovered, you couldn't see what was inside the computers, which were portfolios of the clients, and they were product offerings for the clients. [watch ticking] >> up next, bradley bi