they have millions of dollars tied up in i-owe-yous. you can't pay bills with i-owe-yous.ow much do we owe in payables to our vendors? how much is that, approximately? >> probably about 2 million. >> and how much of that is past due, by your definition? >> probably about 1/2 million. >> i'll see you guys in a little bit, okay? >> okay. >> i'm shocked at what i'm seeing in stein. stein's assets consist of less than $1 million of inventory on the floor, and $4 million of receivables, of which $1 million is past due, and maybe not even collectible. stein's total liabilities are made of a $3 1/2 million bank loan that they use to fund expenses and make up for receivables that they don't collect, and about $2 million in outstanding payables that are owed to companies they buy meat from. right now, stein owes more money than it has, by about $1/2 million. is it scary that-- >> oh, absolutely. i-i see the bills, and it's like, well, i don't know-- i don't know how much longer we're gonna be here. >> do you feel like you guys are pretty close to that? are you scared about that? >>

police say the hit and run driver, wilfred owe lal low was drunk. the victim, retired d.c. police inspector joseph o'brien died five days later. it was montgomery police officer john powell's case. he arrested owe lal low who pleaded guilty to 2006 but before he could be sentenced, he ran leaving the u.s. >> i figured that once he fled the country and had gone wherever, that no, we probably wouldn't catch him. >> reporter: owe lal low hid in kenya, but ten years after the fatal accident he was caught and arrested. today in montgomery circuit court he was sentenced to the maximum the law allows. >> when you got three years and 60 days for the offense of you know killing someone while driving while impaired. >> reporter: the family of d.c. police inspector o'brien says owe lal low caused them so much pain and suffering. >> he was my grandfather and i really lost my best friend and my mentor. >> reporter: the family says the sentence given owe lal low brings them some relief from their long nightmare. >> i think it's wonderful. i mean, it's not enough, but you can only do what

island owes $73 billion and as an example the power twean owes company owes $9 billion.the city of detroit went bruvment thatbrument, thisbankrupt that was to the tune of $7 billion. but kicking the can down road, problem down the road so to speak, now the best puerto rico can hope for is the people who it owes money to will give them more time to pay it off. perhaps a five-year term to reform that debt. losses of jobs, who knows what will happen to pensions here,around 50,000 people a year leave puerto rico, they're born as u.s. citizens and leaving for jobs better education and a better way of life and of course that is all reducing the tax base and making the problem even worse. >> terrible situation for the country but how did it get into such a bad situation? >> well, it's an island so it depends a lot on outside help to get things in here. that makes it expensive. but when you look at the -- who people work for here i think about 50% of the population works for government. that in itself is never a good thing for a country like this. and it's continued just to keep

first of all, if you collect this 3.3 billion that are owed by federal employees that would be a good>> that would be a start. eliminate departments. department of commerce is about corporate welfare i would get rid of it all tomorrow. department of education ought to be done at the state and local level. i would get rid of it department of energy i would get rid of 9 5% of it i would still have nuclear regulation and put that in with the pentagon. there is a lot of departments you get rid of. hud you could give that back to the states and have the states involved in housing and not the federal government. the department of interior, most of that could be down sized. >> you have run the numbers on all of this? >> yep. the tax cut actually scored static ely would almost be $3 trillion tax cut but we would make up for it by cutting spending. i have introduced three 5-year budgets balance in five years by cutting significant amount of spending. tax fox foundation has looked at this add jobs and g.d.p. over 10 years. >> i talked to orrin hatch who would like to change the tax code as well

don't owe people money. >> buying an apartment as early as possible.ot throwing awa >> probably the best advice he's ever give me is don't spend all >> wise words that are useful at . >> so what kind of other advice have fathers kind of passed down? >> you know, there's an interestg poll looking at fathers and what some of the best advice is that they gave their childre and what their children said was the first thing is, do not spend money that you don't have. of course, that's great advice for anyone. save for a rainy day and this one i love, don't quit unless you have anoth job. >> that is great advice. i like that a lot. i would guess that every generati probably has a different the to it. if you're somebody who lived through the great depression you think one way. if you live through the booming '60s you probably thought another way. >> absolutely. living through the great depression, those 65 and older are the ones who said don't quit your job before you have another one. that's somet that they really believed in. and when you think about baby bo

they owe him 13 million from this year. it's a big question mark. it doesn't make sense. for sam brad foshd is like the jeremy maclin situation mast year brad for the is fighting himself now. he figures he can be healthy and the whole season coming down 20 one thing sam bradford and left knee? >> i think the whole season for kelly will be defined by sam bradford's next knee and whether he's healthy this sin and beyond. he treed nick foles. healthy quarterback. he's rolling the gis on a guy who has back-to-back acl tears it's a major risk and if bradford doesn't part the preseason game:00 a.m. that's dress rehearsal for regular season. a lot of questions will be asked about chip kelly's stewardship. >> is this make or break for jeff bradenship. >> your best running back in team history you trade away your starter quarterback you let your starting wide receivers rock. you reogranized offensive line. you basically tear up the secondary and remake the team in your image. the buck stops with chip kelly. >> thanks, kelly going to third of five year deal. that's worth 32 1/2 mil

a 1.6 billion euro payment which greece owes the i.m.f.today but the government looks set to default. thousands have rallied in agent ends to back the government's rejection of a tough bailout. the military cargo plane has crashed in the indonesian city killing at least 15 people. the jet exploded shortly after take off. >>> puerto rico says it can't repay a debt of $72 billion. the governor says he wants to renegotiate with creditors. >>> in south africa, the only remaining kamphausing people who fled april's seen xenophobic violence is set to close. most people at the chatsworth interim sell ter do not have u.n. refugees status, joining us live from the camp, so where will people go? >> reporter: sami, the people here are concerned about returning to communities they fled up to three months ago when xenophobic violence took place they came to the shelter seeking refer huge and safety and they say it's still not safe to return to those communities and many of the refugees here are eighth freer burundi or the democratic republic of congo a

the publically-run power company alone owes $9 billion. government's admission that part rico now stands on the edge of an economic death spiral has brought things to a potentially catastrophic head. in a televised address the governor garcia padilla told the nation hard decisions need to be made. >> translator: the only way we'll get out of this hole is if we join together as a country and are all willing including bond holders to assume some of the shared sacrifices today. so that tomorrow we can also share the benefit of a growing economy. >> reporter: at the campus of the university of puerto rico students reacted angrily to the speech. many feel budget cuts will unfairly target them for years to come. >> the people who will suffer is us, the students, the students that will follow us in the next couple of years, that is the generation that will have to pay for all of the past consequences. >> reporter: but attempts to cut spending in restructure debts have so far failed and now few options remain. the sign here behind me reads people

that the issues of the eastern be neighborhood plan will come to a clash as rapid as we do i think we owe it to ourselves this is a guideline document nothing it in stone to not allow us to the thoughtful and attention active to changes i see the work of the depended and commend them as being clearly responsive to changes this none anticipated having said that i believe we owe it to oozing to give ourselves sufficient time to hear the department and looked at the finding and recommendations and test them on this large site whether this is a private site is not relevant most of them need to account for the larger issues that effect the city i support a continuance until such time as the department gives themselves the honest time to test their issue replaced to their side and our side when this is i don't know but i don't believe the commission secretary answers that because we're not hereafter september is not sufficient for me and commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'm going to move to august 6th it is the date we have the full commission that gives us more than enough time to study the pro

it is a tough situation they believe their government owes it to them to do better.ayer satar, al jazeera bangladesh. >> temperatures in karachi are in the mid 30s after soaring to 45° sells 45° cells 45° celsius. >>> thousands of people have protested in a shanghai suburb over fears that the government plans to build a petrochemical plant there. similar protests have been held around china in recent years to highlight the health risks posed by petrochemical plants. >>> an oil spill has left hundreds of thousands without drinking water. manuel sanchez is blaming the farc rebels. >>> cuba has one of the lowest in are internet connectively. only 3% of households are online. lucia newman reports from havana. >> wherever you go, people in cuba are carrying smartphones. they can take photos and text messages. but internet? >> translator: no, no, internet no, e-mail yes but not internet. >> reporter: cuba is one of the few countries where mobile phones cannot be connected to the internet. we are behind the rest of the world totally disconnected says alejandro. cuba's only

in the 80s in napa. 87 necesty vat owe.to 74 in oak lands. 81 union city. 78 the high in herk louis. we're warming in the0s. 94 san ron and 97 the high for brentwood. fast fward into sunday and start to see cooler chans headed our way. the reason why a wind starts to devep off the ocean. that means a litt cooler for your sunday. you n knock about 5 to 10 degrees off temperatures sunday afternoon from saturday. >> if you're headed for the nba finals, perhaps tailgating early on, lots of sunshine in t afternoon. 73 degrees. game time temperature 74. as you exit the arena later in the evening, temperatures falling throughout the 60s. the seven-day forecast shows warmo hot. cooler on sunday. but monday is when we feel the cool breeze out of the north and east. then it's short-lived. tuesday, wednesday and thursday that breeze becom more of a land breeze and back up into the 90s inland once again. >>ll right. thanks, drew. >>> well stillto come on abc 7 news at 9:00 a big highway shutdown in just a few weeks away. >>> what commu

we owe that to the american people. we owe that to our troops and their families. and we owe that to the oath of office that each of us took to uphold the constitution of the united states. mr. speaker we're going to hear all kinds of crazy today about this resolution. some members will say that it demands the withdrawal of our troops in 30 days. well, that's true if you only read half a sentence in the bill. the other half makes clear that the president has until the end of the year to withdraw our troops. some members will claim that this resolution will undercut our troops while they are carrying out bombing campaigns and training iraqi and syrian soldiers under dangerous conditions. they will claim it will deny the iraqis and the kurds our critical support in fighting against the brutal terror and threat of isis. they will claim that it leaves isis unchecked by u.s. air power and allows them to overrun the region. mr. speaker, the truth is that it is precisely these threats and these challenges that make this debate so urgent. with such compelling issues at han

and powerful storms for timing and future tracker in the accuweather forecast. >> a new poll reveals ow how many americans are i'm the parent of a victim of sex trafficking. people need to know that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage. >> this wildfire consumed nrand southern california inside the st. southern california inside the st. bernadine know national forest. more than a thousand and fire fighters are work stoing protect homes in the area and hundreds of homes are at risk. camp grounds are evacuated and hiking trails shut don't and crews tried to get the upper hand. video out of indonesia shows a avalanche of ash rushing done an active voll kapo. more than 10000 we evacuated. thick ash and smoke have been spewing from the volcano for days. the volcano erupted off and i on since 2010 and before that was dormant 400 years. police are searching for killer that escaped from an upstate new york prison two weeks ago and say they're in for the long haul. investigators admit

lemonis: you owe your credit-card providers, you owe your vendors. you have a mortgage that's past due. you can't pay your employees on time. the employees are having to pay for fish themselves. driving a bmw may not be a deal breaker as it relates to their finances, but it's a deal breaker as it relates to sending a message and leading by example. it just isn't right. do you have a profit-and-loss statement for the business? larissa: oh, yeah. right here. lemonis: so, $1.8 million in total business? and the business, on paper, made $148,000. gary: on paper. lemonis: and so, what it doesn't account for is any money that left the business to pay debt. from what i can see, swansons has a lot of business, and they actually make a decent profit, but between paying their mounting credit-card debt and sticking their hand in the till, that paper profit is really a cash loss of hundreds of thousands. this is a 40-year-old family business. it's a long time. it's a lot of history. it's a lot a fish. it's a lot of customers. it's a lot of memories. and those ar

san francisco-based driver sued the company claiming uber owes her more than $4,000 in expenses. uber is appealing the lay bor relations ruling. if uber loses, it can be on the hook for workers' compensation shurnsz and expenses like gas for all of those drivers. >>> tonight, we know more about how much ellen powell owes her former employer. powell sued over gender discrimination in what she called retaliation. now she's ordered to pay more than $275,000 in court feesment it's significantly less than the $950,000s she owed. >> someone defaced this unique piece of art. south san francisco police are trying to track down this man. you can see him engraving what appears to be his initials into the heart statue. this is in fropt of the main entrance to the conference center. it happened back in april. but police are just now releasing the surveillance video. the statue was a gift from the near buy biocompany. >>> police are now releasing photos of what the two convicted killers might look like at this point. david sweat and richard matt could look a bit hairier. investigators say the

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. >> philadelphia police put in place a plan to put in large number of officers across the city owe south street on weekends to keep things from getting out of hand. since that time they enforced annual summer curfew. beginning tonight minors 17 and under musting off the south street corridor. >> we don't look at interaction we'll have with juveniles negatively in any way shape or form we look at it as opportunity to keech. i consider this to be teach ashl moments. >> police have new cameras and officers at the realtime crime center monitoring events. they also monitor social media web sites for any signs of trouble so police can react proactively rather than just reactively after something happened. >> that alone is contributed major to making south street just a safe place in a place where if you decide to come down here and do something that is against the law, you will be held accountable. >> so what do some on south street think about the curfew. >> fridays and saturdays nights there's no it need for under age people to swap the place. >> i like that idea. i have a 16-year-old. i thi

years, antonin scalia who has been around osimilar length of time, they get to cast a pretty long salad owe across political history. people didn't live that long in 1789. were we really planning to have a court like this, first gabe. >> no, i don't think the founders were. the average life expectancy at the time of the constitution was

maria had publicly expressed her gratitude to still be with her family, that changed everything for owe neil. >> sometimes, it is very difficult to deal with what i have to do but i'm thank full for my life and i'm able to enjoy my kid every day. i'm able to see my granddaughter, and i'm able to enjoy that. >> reporter: you cannot help but be moved by maria's courage. her medical bills topped eight million-dollar and cost of her lifetime care will be astronomical according to her attorney but for now you two people brought together by fate can be a at peace knowing that the wound that you cannot see are healing too. in the sat center, pat ciarrocchi cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i will never forget that moment that night when they found a survivor, a true miracle and what a story this is. thank you very much. >>> today another ceremony commemorated that tragic day in center city and honored victims who lost their lives. there are plans, underway to erect a permanent memorial at 22nd and market. today the city of philadelphia donated $300,000 toward that memorial. nancy winkler who lost he

that you might say blatter has invested in their organizations they owe that to blatter. so the question is whether there will be further intomorrowing on blatter if that's the case, the authorities obviously will be looking for more information and possibly more implication of criminal activity. but as for the future, well, the immediate future, the cloud is going to be forming over the women's world cup which is being held next week in canada, by the way a lot of people give credit to blatter for the fact that he has advanced women's football around the word, and particularly in north america. and next later in the summer, in july the concacaf gold cup also to be held in the united states blatter was supposed to attend boat of those now it is questionable whether he will, in fact, because that would only focus even more gloom over these -- over the proceedings in both of those events. >> there is plenty more to come on this story but for the most, thank you very much indeed. still ahead on this perhap, more migrants attempt the dangerous mediterranean crossing we have a

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beginning in greece where uncertainty looms over the future of its role in the euro zone and 1.6 million owedimf is due today, tuesday and that are set to miss the payment and the economy is grinding to a halt for the second day and people have been lining up outside cash machines and daily withdraws have been capped at 60 euros and we are live for us in athens and barnabie it looks like greece will miss this major payment and what happens now? >> well, it's maybe not a decide to slide away from the euro zone but it's another step in that direction, laura, the government is saying they don't have st. money, the payment won't be made. it's unprecedented in the sense the only countries that have gone into arrears with the imf in the past are cuba, zimbabwe and somalia and different economies than what ought to be a sophisticated, successful one within the euro zone so it's an extraordinary situation. as you were saying banks firmly shut capitol controls firmly in place. perhaps necessary to keep greek banks viable in the short term but it does exact an economic cost here in greece as i have bee

. >> reporter: so let's take a look at what greece owes.ng to be but they need to find another $7.4 billion. 1.6 billion that have is to retaye the international monetary fund for its bailout system the rests are bills including 1.8 billions in salaries and state pensions the greek government says it will prioritize those pensions over any payments to the imf. assuming they get through june and july, they have to find another six 1/2 billion dollars. some will go to repay the imf. others to pay off bills but the majority $3.8 billion will be for the european central bank. they have been keeping greece's banks afloat with emergency financial assistance. so if greece isn't bankrupt by august and has miraculous a made all their loan payments, things will start easing slightly with just 193 million to the imf. a billion in bills but still an enormous 3 1/2 billion dollars to the ecb. so what happens if they can't make these repayments? chief economic analyst vickie price from the center of economics and business research explains. >> i think th

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lemonis: there's $134,000 that is owed to other people. and so what do we owe other people?tonnie: the payroll tax is $11,000. the state tax, $35,000. there's $15,000 in arrears, of which is february rent and water escrow. -and then late fees. -erenisse: $15,000? tonnie: then there's denise, $12,000. robert is $25,000. my mom for $13,000. michelle for $7,000. erenisse: wait a minute. is this for her services, or she lent you money? tonnie: no, this is -- this is her loaning me the money. so [bleep] is the person who i borrowed money from and he picks up a weekly payment from me. lemonis: like a -- like a -- like a loan shark? tonnie: yes. lemonis: it can be tough for a business like tonnie's to get a bank loan -- virtually impossible. so you end up going to small lenders with very high interest rates, and if you can't pay them back, their methods of collecting are very unorthodox -- often dangerous. this is a much bigger number of debt than i originally thought for a single-location bakery. what's wrong? erenisse: i'm just upset, 'cause i didn't know about all those people t

i've seen her do it on ellen the first lady michelle owe bamm a she will be on your show? >> yes.ing to be on the show tonight. so tonight's the premiere, the premiere of the show. yes, you see the first lady, give off her interview. and hopefully, you know, shows us little something-something that she has. and ya, you know? two-hour long show, it will be pretty pretty exciting. >> now you're not going to judge her though? we know she can dance. >> no, i'm not. aim not going judge her. >> but here's the thing jason. >> i like my life. i like my life. >> all grown up, in the dance world, you know, you're going to have to kick people off the show. you have to be a critic of their moves. >> actually, absolutely. you know what? it is such a positive show. so if, you know, if i'm telling you that, you know, your a not going to make it, you know, it will be for a reason i'm tell you this, this, this and this, so you go away, and practice, practice, practice, come back better than were you before. so it is a positive show, and it is hard, because you build relationships with these contes

those --ow much grease owes creditors. a majority goes to germany. they could make that argument, if you do not bail out greece, you do not get paid back germany. >> obviously, that is a big concern, if greece default people lose money. but their armor cards -- more cards to play. if you default on a bank, then you start to get a contagion effect. germany does not want to lose the money it has lent, but it could take the hit. ultimately, this will be a political decision. it won't be about the money, it will be about merkel and other leaders saying, do we want to take a move that would peel back the project that they have been working on so long? i would guess the answer is no. but ultimately, it is about politics. alix: and now this other chart. this is 2012. this is all over and mainstream media, 350 mentioned in may alone. , a chiefined by carl u.s. economist. and michael. your thoughts go back and forth, can germany take the hit, i'm thinking greece has the power. do you guys think -- what do you guys think? >> it is germany's benefit in the long

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ow let's do some science. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys i'm phil torres, whom to "techknow" and i'm here with crystal, your story has the mystery of a scientist and tell me about it. >> i was looking at how new kinds techniques can influence the crime fighting. take a look. >> high speed cameras. >> cross light on it, then you can spot them back here. >> new ways to match dna. >> stem back without contaminating any of the evidence. >> 3d models. evidence invisible to the naked eye. the crime-fighting of the future is here today. we begin our story about an hour southeast of salt lake city. we're near midway, utah. this is wasatch county along the banks of the provo river. schaeffer knows the river well memories. >> i was a sheriff, you never expect a call such as that. minutes. >> it was a december morning in 1995 when then deputy todd boner. was called to the banks of the river. it was a real life whodonit. cold. there are very few murders in wasatch county. >> probably one of the artest cases i've ever had to deal with in my life. >> back in 1995. crystal's mother said she left the area and

currently in philadelphia coming in at 7 for a high today of 79 still 7 owe degrees shy of average inomparison so chilly eye of 71. winds coming in out of the west southwest tonight it is a little better than yesterday 69 poconos and 72 along the coast inale aisle city. there's the moist tour we he are across the region last night. we have been there across northern sections of new england and through southern sections of canada and there's this upper level low currently sitting and spin ago cross upper new york and great lakes. the area will pressure counter clockwise. you have that cool pocket of air and cloudy conditions moving across the mid-atlantic range joan and direction north app east will become clear during the overnight hours and as you wake up tomorrow morning here's the setup tomorrow. it's a nice,er is day. sunshine and clouds. high pressure in control. it's moving just to the south. once again tomorrow we'll tap into south south wrlly wind temperature 5 below average. there's an area of low pressure across the future tracker 6 showing you 10:00 in the morning mostly cl

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the greece owe international creditors more than $9 billion, strung out over the next three months. greece was supposed to pay $335 million instalment to the i mf. it was threatening to withhold this possible and withhold future payments unless the i.m.f. and european negotiator came to an agreement on an 8 billion bailout keeping its finances going. without an infusion of cash greece has no money to make payments, without stiffing greek pensioners and other recipients. in a move today, greek officials said they'd defer payments until the end of june and bundle it with other payments totalling $1.7 billion. this little used option to defer, bundle and defer payments has not been invoked since the 1980s. the i.m.f. accepted the proposal and the action is technically not a default on its debt obligations even though it will not make a payment. greece detected the option even though it relieved pressure. greece worried that doing it to the world meant that it has run out of money. greece has run out of money. they are far from reaching a deal. they are adamant that they make cuts. we a

owes that amount of money. the central government owes about $30 million. out.e are facing difficulties, financial difficulties. some are healthy. so - but, it's still a lot of debt. and we need to make sure that the government doesn't continue to overspend. we need to make sure that we incentivize the economy, because the underlying problem is through lack of growth and but there are ways to do that. >> in recent years, there has been a large lay off a full 10% of workers were given their pic slips, the zost sold the publicly owned utilities, a lot of things have already - a lot of savings have been made and still it's going to be difficult to make a big debt payment on bonds later this year. ever since the year 2000, puerto rico has been running deficits, not because of capital improvements, but we have been spending too much, financing the difference, the shortfall. that is not good. it caused downgradeingour fed it rating in the markets. so now is difficult for the government to have access to the markets at decent prices. it's like every family spending mor

and this document is document to owed to all the black contractors in san francisco and all three are left the rest went out of business. something needs to be done somebody needs to come out or there needs to be investigation to the way this whole thing is going because that money you are talking about ain't no black people got any of that money he's talking about things in 2011 this is 2015 the party is over. >> thank you james bryant deanna is next betty malone and christina sand value. >> thank you very much. james bryant the originator of prop g. ladies and gentlemen there is promises there was a promise that the community would be involved in this process two that was negated there is no transparency three there has

. >> you owe me. >> all i owe you is a beating. >> you are nothing but a son of a pitch. >> you are hurting me. >> i wanna hurt you. (gunfire) >> toughened by the years of fending for himself billy adapts to life on the run. >> but not so long ago he's just a boy named henry. >> bam, bam. >> to understand billy the kid you have to know about his mom, katherine mccarty an irish immigrant who comes over in the wake of the irish topotato fami. billy ends up acquiring a lot of her charm and survival mechanism. >> much has been fabricated about billy the kid's life. the fact is little can be prudent. while legend claims he's born in new york city, the truth is a birth record has never been found. two things are certain, billy is born into one of the most violent times of american history. and the first verified record of him shows up in silver city, new mexico in 1868 when he's 9 years old. >> new mexico is an extremely violent place. you have a mix of ex-con fed rats, hispanics, you had a lot of draft and corruption. law and order was few and far between. >> within a year captain dies of tuberc

we owe it, and we cannot let this road of transparentcy make us feel unsure sure they were never able to prove the complexityity. the white house has been reviewing the material. >> what is in the 28 pages that is so sensitive. for many americans who come to the memorial the issue of time accountability was settled with the death of say dam owe bad. >> but others say they will not wrest until the peak it known. terry said that the lawsuit will go on in her quest for justice for her husband. >> still to come on the program more migrants attempt the dangerous mediterranean crossing crossing. >>> and and humanitarian struggle as aid comes in yemen. >> what was is like to do selma? >> selma was a blessing? >> acclaimed actor wendell pierce talks big screen politics and taking a stand >> do you think it cost you the oscar? >> ahh...yeah... >> do you regret it? >> absoloutely not... >> and his home town ten years after katrina... >> what's the biggest problem right now. >> crime...jobs, stop bullets... >> every tuesday night. go one on one with america's movers and shakers. gripping. inspir

you owe me to try. that's the only thing i'm going to say you owe me.blame you for nothing else. you owe me enough at least to put in an effort. i don't care how stubborn i am. you owe me that. and that's all i ask. >> let's wrap it up. >> yeah. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> i don't know really what to say. i'm satisfied, though. honestly in my heart, you know what i'm saying, i ain't mad at him. ain't no hard feelings. ain't no none of it. i'm cool with that. >> all right. [ crying ] >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> the screaming and the pounding and everything, for them it actually is quite normal. >> 210, baby. what's up? >> they have nothing better to do and they think they're some kind of gods or something. >> an up-and-coming gang takes on the old guard and pits two friends against each other in an act of blood-sport. >> if me and d

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