. >> jennifer: jj and paige being in the same musical showcase is hardly the end of the world. >> eve this, didn't he? he did, he planned this. >> jennifer: what? he had no idea-- even if he did and this was part of his grand scheme to get paige back what are you gonna do about it? >> eve: nothing, because you've made it very clear that i have no say in what happens betwn paige and jj. well, you know what, jennifer? i don't have to like it. i'll see you there. >> jennifer: no, you won't 'cause you're not going near my son ever again. >> jj: i do love paige. and i never stopped loving her and i never will. >> theresa: wow. you actually believe that, don't you? i mean, i might believe it except i know you.

. >> jennifer: jj and paige being in the same musical showcase is hardly the end of the world. >> eve, no, no. jj planned this, didn't he? he did, he planned this. >> jennifer: what? he had no idea-- even if he did and this was part of his grand scheme to get paige back what are you gonna do about it? >> eve: nothing, because you've made it very clear that i have no say in what happens betwn paige and jj. well, you know what, jennifer? i don't have to like it. i'll see you there. >> jennifer: no, you won't 'cause you're not going near my son ever again. >> jj: i do love paige. and i never stopped loving her and i never will. >> theresa: wow. you actually believe that, don't you? i mean, i might believe it except i know you.

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paige will read from the speech given in memphis during a sanitation worker's strike. the city officials had asked a federal judge to issue an injunction blocking the march. . snifmente -- paige: another reason i'm happy to live in this period we have been forced to appoint that men have been trying to grapple with through history but be the man force him to do it. survival, the demands that we gap will with them. men for years now have been talking about war and peace. but now no longer can they just talk about it, it is no longer a choice between violence and nonviolence in this world, it is nonviolence or nonexistence. that is where we are today. i can remember -- i can remember when negros were just going around, scratching where they didn't itch, laughing when they were not particular willed. but that day is over. we mean business now. we are determined to gain our rightful place in god's world. and that's all that this whole thing is about. we aren't engaged in any negative protests or any negative arguments with anybody, we are saying we are determined to be men

marcus paige, works his way to the bucket. the tar heels would add to the lead. upsetting the cats, 71-67. gw and rhode island, second half. tries to get something going. gets it blocked. rhode island on the run. colonials could not get it done. they trail 67-58 in the final seconds. mike green back on the ice for the caps. defense was the name of the game at verizon tonight. the stars signed on the offense of and. -- offensive and. -- end. the final for this 1, 4-2. the skins answered the call for help in the secondary. a deal for $2 million. he reported interceptions with the 49ers. he has had issues off the field including anti-gay remarks in 2013. a final note, a linebacker has found a new home with the titans. he agreed to a four-year deal with the titans. it includes $13.5 million guaranteed. payday for him. >> that is a lot of millions. a little elbow, no pinkeye. >> dogs or cats? >> dogs. >>'s most had owners cannot go a day without their dogs. how about five years? the incredible story, next. >> there is rain ahead this weekend. the forecast is the numbe

i think she has this instinct i have -- >> what is was it satchel paige -- they are coming?they are coming. >> nixon had this problem too, in certainly almost a criminal way, you fearing anybody knowing anything about him, but i remember with the rose law firm records and shy didn't want a special prosecutor. but it did feed on this notion that i don't want anybody to know about me. >> there is because of these things a higher standard that she's going to be held to, and she's going to have to -- she's going to have to be as transparent as policy to put that down, but you know the old expression, just because you're paranoid doesn't mean no one is after you. >> i think it was satchel paige -- no, don't look back, they may be gaining on you. i'm sorry. >> the fact is she lab a target and will continue to be a target. as i said before, i think she has to not treat the press, you know, not go to defcon 5 every time she gets one of these, but you do have to react quickly, aggressively, be as forthcoming as possible. i think there's a special burden on her to do that. if she's go

satchel paige was the first inducted. ain't no man can avoid being average but no man got to be common. bill bartholomy has led an uncommon life as a business leader as a pioneer in baseball a civic leader, but a man who sensed in his lifetime an opportunity to build bridges in america and make us a better nation through the game of baseball and through the integration of that sport. he served the cities of chicago and atlanta in extraordinary ways but he has served america as well. he proved his old physical education instructor wrong the rules in baseball are pretty good rules after all. as we start a new baseball season i wish the very best to the very best, bill bartholomy. mr. president, i yield the floor and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: i ask the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. merkley: thank you mr. president.

the jury will continue the murder trial of paige winslow. >>> the national football league free agency began tomorrow, but some players are making major moves. chip kelly didn't waste anytime filling in the holes we'll brake it down in the newscast. >>> on wednesday pennsylvania supreme court justices will hold a hearing involving kathleen kane whether she leaked grand jury information to embarrass a political rival. a grand jury recommended that she be charged criminally. the justice it is will decide the legality of the federal prosecutor involved in the case. >>> this story is developing right now. this morning a camden home is cracked open like a doll house. parts of it crashed down to want streets with the family, including a toddler inside. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick is live in camden with the developing details. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam imagine getting ready for bed when a family with a 2-year-old was in inside they heard a crack and the front of their home collapses. the police are out here tonight. it happened after 11:00 p.m. on sunday i

she will start at google on may 26th reporting directly to ceo larry paige.re talking about the culture of women in silicon valley. google has admittedly been trying to increase the number of women in its leadership ranks. >> it has. >> now poached arguably the most powerful woman on wall street. >> with sheryl sandberg she will be the most powerful woman? silicon valley. m marisa mayor a notch below that. she has experience in washington, mentioned as someone involved in the u.s. treasury, turned that down. experience on wall street, experience in silicon valley. the most interesting thing about routh porat i will say is perhaps not her gender it is her age. she's 57 years old. not that many 57-year-olds running around silicon valley either. speaking of soft biases perhaps that's one of them. >> there are a lot of 57-year-olds running around silicon valley, just a lot of them are guys and they're on sand hill road and, you know, right. >> and make money and don't need to work. >> professional board members. it is interesting to see not only google but amazon

companies and mark is certainly one of those and then these three people, peter tiel and elon and larry paigeand you talk to those three or listen to what they say or read the stuff they write and it's like their ambitions and aspirations from what they're trying to do is another step up from all the rest of us. and so, you know, the audacity -- you just look at elon's career, the audacity of starting an electric car company -- people forget, the one thing you knew in 2005 or whenever he started it, the one kind of company you he know you should never start in the united states is a new car company and the other kind of company you knew you would never start would be a new rocket ship company. and he's just getting started, he's in his mid 40's, he's got another -- who knows. here on earth he has another 30 years. >> peter tiel -- right. [applause] >> if peter tiel can discover the cure for immortality, he will. >> he's working on it. >> on twitter you recently said, not surprisingly, your startup is not the next what's up but you write back to people, someone said what is the next big thing

. >> paige: okay. >> cole: after that, we can go to a movie or a club if you want to hear some music.laying guitar] ♪ ♪

jennifer: since you didn't get a lot of sleep does that mean that maybe-- >> jj: i was thinking about paige and me. 'cause yesterday mom, before you talked to eve, i thought it was all over. and today, i'm thinking maybe it's not. thanks to you because i might still have a chance with her. >> jennifer: are you sure that you're not having doubts? 'cause i've been doing a lot of thinking, too and-- and the risk involved. >> jj: i know. it could blow up sky high if eve doesn't keep her

i'm already dead to paige.-i've kinda been dead to myself, too, ever since we broke up. >> jennifer: jj, don't say that. please. >> jj: listen, mom i'm not gonna love anyone else. because what i did with eve, i was trying to stop feeling the hurt. stop feeling anything. [knocking] >> rory: dude. >> jj: what? i think i failed my chem lab. no, i'm positive. and why i let bev talk me into

>> paige: it's okay. >> eve: well, are you looking forward to your date tonight?theresa: really, you have a date? yes! hey, does that mean you're finally over that loser, jj?

this is her photograph shawnetta paige was last seen about 9:00 p.m. last night. wearing gray pants, a black hooded sweat shirt, she has braids to her waist. if you have seen her lately d.c. police want to hear from you. they're trying to locate her now. >>> thank you. >>> this morning family members are remembering their loved one killed in a hit and run. he attended buoy state university. he was killed friday morning on the baltimore, washington parkway. cell phone video shows the scene here. witnesses told police a driver hit his car and forced it off the road. the car rolled over and caught fire. the men in the other car left just took off. his family devastated. >> we have a lot of little cousins and they look up to us. we are like brothers and sisters. >> family and friends started a go-fund me page to help pay for funeral expenses. u.s. park police haven't made an arrest in the case. >>> a news 4 i-team investigation discovered highway leaders are worried they are blind, quote, unquote to much of what is happening on the bw parkway. a state transportation r

i'm already dead to paige.nd i've--i've kinda been dead to myself, too, ever since we broke up. >> jennifer: jj, don't say that. please. >> jj: listen, mom i'm not gonna love anyone else. because what i did with eve, i was trying to stop feeling the hurt. stop feeling anything. [knocking] >> rory: dude. >> jj: what? i think i failed my chem lab. no, i'm positive. and why i let bev talk me into such a s

jennifer: since you didn't get a lot of sleep does that mean that maybe-- >> jj: i was thinking about paiget it was all over. and today, i'm thinking maybe it's not. thanks to you because i might still have a chance with her. >> jennifer: are you sure that you're not having doubts? 'cause i've been doing a lot of thinking, too and-- and the risk involved. >> jj: i know. it could blow up sky high if eve doesn't keep her mouth

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but, paige, do you think that the concept of greek life is in trouble on college campuses? think so. what we have to be concerned about here is not just public perception or insensitivity but criminal actions. in the real world, outside of the greek system, outside of these colleges, if there is an allegation of criminal conduct it's going to be investigated first by law enforcement. and that is not what is happening here. they try to take these students, greek organizations, and nongreek students and give them an opportunity to resolve these things within the school. and that is not appropriate. we end up in situations like we have with "the rolling stone" article which i think should have first been investigated by law enforcement way before it was reported and way before we had this crisis. >> it's not unusual for someone who allegedly is a victim of sexual assault to not want to go to police. so in "the rolling stone" case when we were talking to brian about consequences, are there possible legal consequences for "rolling stone"? >> i think absolutely. it's very difficu

reporter: paige mckenzie is the president of feminist united and wrote an op ed in her school paper about the chant. >> for people to think so mindlessly and if you think it's ok to say. to think that this type of violence behavior is ok that just demonstrates the culture that we live in. reporter: now school officials told me today that some members of that club rugby team said that many were not at this event that happened. but they said this was a team all 47 members, signed that code of conduct. and so the team had to go through this together. reporting live brianne carter, abc 7 news. leon: thanks, brianne. this controversy at the university of mary washington didn't happen in a vacuum. it follows high profile fra ternlt scandals across the nation in recent weeks. at least three fraternities have been suspended or outright disbanded because of actions or comments made towards women and minorities. alison? alison: leon we have an update tonight on that bloody arrest of a university of virginia student right outside of charlottesville bar. the university's board of visitors is applaudi

. >> paige: okay. >> cole: after that, we can go to a movie or a club if you want to hear some music.> jj: [playing guitar] ♪ ♪

>> paige: it's okay. >> eve: well, are you looking forward to your date tonight?theresa: really, you have a date? yes! hey, does that mean you're finally over that loser, jj?

if that is the case and we do not have policy change either in paige or washington, what i do worry about is an incremental slow drift towards one form of conflict or another. the alternative narrative out to 2040 is one where the two countries for their leadership much sooner rather than later develop a commoninar tef for their future along the lines of the principles i was seeking to explain perfect, constructive real itch. here's here's what we disagree on, here's what we agree on. and develop the political capital to solve the hard ones over time. that way i can see frankly asking much better to guarantee the long-term peace and security of the neighborhood. upon this final point, if you're going out to 2040, is this-- china will have to, in order to continue to emerge as a global great power vto deal with a raft of six or seven major challenges around the economy and its demography in that period of time in order for its rise to continue. now, tonot it to be unabated. that involves a range of assumptions which assume that smart chinese leadership. a bit of luck prevail on the way thr

reporter: paige mckenzie is the president of feminist united and wrote an op ed in her school paper abouthant. >> for people to t

. >> reporter: megan paige is a 29-year-old accounts manager. sam tagget is a 39-year-old musician. they like do when they smoke, if they're energetic or passive or lazy or eat themselves into a coma or whatever. like that. >> you're looking for girl friends. >> that like to hike or join a kickball league or you know. >> is cannabis necessarily an issue? >> can't necessarily light up noekt anybody who doesn't approve of it. so it makes it a little bit harder. >> reporter: hawaii there may be wourch the newer apps but certainly not the first. we found nearly 250 marijuana related apps. weed maps points you to the nearest marijuana store. weedily just received a multi-million-dollar investment from an earlier backer of facebook. another called bump up is a rewards program for frequent marijuana consumers. >> they have preferences like any other product. >> reporter: chad's company created bump up. he used to grow pot for a living. now he helps others sell it. it helps stores create loyal customer customers. >> that market gets bigger and bigger and the opportunities continue to grow.

she will report directly to larry paige.the valley a boys club closed to women, or a cool and powerful place where women can thrive? >> inside now from ceo vc the fist woman of not one, but two tv networks usa networks and scifi channel that have led tech startups through the accelerator spring board, and jillian hellman from realty mogul. a leader in pier to pier real estate investing. welcome to "power lunch," both of you. let me begin, kay, by reading you a line with respect to the ellen powell trial pigment this former employee of cliner perkins against the firm. the writer in usa today says that as we go to the closing arguments, the pictures of the two lawyers attempt to paint with their words will be very different. which one prevails will set a tone for hiring in the tech world for years to come. do you agree with that? >> i think it will have an implication for hiring for a number of years, but i don't think that is the only thing. i think there are many things going on. i think the good thing about the trial regard