when quincy arrived, he had a condom in his pocket. perhaps he was encouraged not to use it, although no one really knows. >> go ahead on in. i'm just going to kick back and watch. >> after the sexual encounter, eddie pulls his first double cross of the evening on quincy brown. they blamed him for breaking into the apartment and raping elise. it's unclear whether elise knew if quincy would die. but she obviously didn't know eddie would double cross her, too. eddie staged the scene to make it look like a break in, assault and a rape/murder perpetrated by quincy brown. and eddie collects $700,000 in life insurance. >> and maybe he walks away with a sexual harassment case also. >> he almost got away with it, too. but in the end, he left too many clues. >> it was obvious that eddie makdessi was lying to me about what happened and how things had happened in that bedroom. >> but when it came time to arrest eddie makdessi, he had fled to russia. >> the problem we're having is that he's now a russian citizen and we don't have an extradition tr

we sent andrea mccarren to quincy, massachusetts to learn more. >> this here is heroin. the going rate for heroin here is 5 to $10. the impact tears the whole family apart. [ sirens ] >> just brought an ambulance here, two unconscious parties. >> i was holding him in my arms and he basically died. >> reporter: vince corvelli's son had overdosed on heroin. >> he was starting to turn blue. he wasn't breathing. he was gasping for breath. >> reporter: paramedics were carrying the drug noloxa better known as narcan. >> paramedics came back and said he was awake and breathing. >> this person is actually waking up from the dead. >> reporter: now the drug that's long been used by paramedics and in emergency rooms is in the hand of police officers. hand-- hands of policofe ficers in the town of quincy, massachusetts. >> this is a busy spot for us. we've had numerous deals in this parking lot. >> reporter: cops who are often first on the scene of medical calls. >> it's very surreal. it's literally the person is blue. their lips are blue. they're not breathing. this individual did

of former prime minister yulia tymoshenko has been named is able to read the president's going to quincy games in seoul she have officially ended. this point all people as winning the last gold medal. the seven game losing streak is over. the train stopped for the new coach is booked for a goal

jackson supporters called john quincy adams. they didn't call him his excellency.y called him his fraudulent sea. jackson was called the wife thief. and they called his wife a bigamist. his wife did not to go to the white house so she is praying and hoping she doesn't go to the white house. jackson wins before the inauguration but -- and dies. she is buried in the gown that she is going going to or do they not grow. jackson goes to the white house outraged and angry and that is part of the reason he was so jacksonian because his wife is not around. as in my side are jackson doesn't have children and he kept saying they would need a -- at the white house. who is the host is? jackson pics a woman named peggy o'neal timberlake wheaton which is to be jackson's favorite. when she marries secretary of war john eaton the great intellectual daniel webster raises a toast and says here's the secretary who married his mistress. good stuff. i always say this. are you like me? you love history. what we do is we take, history is taught without cannons and castles and crowns. wha

what happened in 1824 was jackson beat john quincy adams in the popular vote, but john quincy adams won electoral college. and what jackson said was a bargain. since we're in all beach county, you know all about electoral college votes. [laughter] jackson comes back four years later and wins but he's so mad at the party that he refuses to be a part of that, and he organizes a new party, the democratic party. >> and i'm told that he ran such a wild presidency and he brought all his son's friends, and they -- [inaudible] >> sure. you're absolutely right. yeah, jackson was a wild man. his supporters were wild men. they sometimes called jackson's tenure coonskin democracy. and on one hand everyone wore one of hose daniel boone, davy crockett raccoon skin caps because it was folks from the frontier, common folks. but what's so exciting about this is the 1828 election marked the biggest turnout, over 800,000 people voted this 1828 over what did in 1824, and we've hardly had any people. so people came out to vote, and they elected one of their own, andrew jackson. so jackson fires, basically,

>> you personally are familiar with those voices of john quincy adams? >> no, just saying amongst the arabist the group that i'm describing didn't subscribe to that view. >> hi there. a couple of questions. i guess first off how united would you say the arabists were and when you look at how many different movements you had emerging simultaneously there was obviously plenty of conflict internally just like today maybe not quite as intensely but fairly intensely. how united were they and do you see some examples where there were breaks within the group? then i guess just with the two roosevelt grandsons, may be asking speculatively a little bit but what would you say, would teddy roosevelt himself have been on their site or do you think you might've been more on i guess you would call it the conservative sort of more standard american interest side of the equation if there is even a way to speculate. just asking. >> sure. this regards the possibility of divisions amongst the arabists. they are fairly concerted in terms of their values and the vision that

. >> mark kelly is live on treasure island where 500 people including music legend quincy jones are getting ready to celebrate and party. >> reporter: credit is just wrapping up speaking. it has been a beautiful ceremony here. it started with a children's choir, then willie brown talked a lot about his family and the importance of family getting to where he is today. lot was celebrities and dignitaries, mayor ed lee is here, also the founder of men's warehouse, george zimmer is in the crowd. keep in mind, to get this bridge named in while brown's honor, the naacp was very influential. alice huffman, president of the naacp in california, she was in the audience today. she is also recognized. it's also acknowledged that this renaming is happening at a time when we're in the 506th anniversary of the civil rights movement. brown was a politician for much of his career and renaming the bridge in his name surely got political and supporters this morning acknowledged that. >> it was indeed baptism by fire. it was pure old school san francisco politics. it was classic while l. brown jr. >> reporter

but i had the chance to meet pope john a, and it was quite a moment to be in a room with bono and quincys and the small group of us who got a chance to go in and see the pope two popes ago. even though you are not a religious person, that had to be pretty cool. u.n. philomena are hanging out with pope francis. -- you and philomena are hanging out with pope francis. >> he listened. she has become a lightning rod for other women in her situation. he extended the invitation, knowing what the film is about. they were very gracious about this film because some christian or catholic people in this asntry have seen the film being negative. it criticizes the institution, but philomena dignified as the faith. what was great is they watched the movie and laughed and cried and said -- i pointed out there has been some criticism in the u.s., and they said the church is a broad church, and those people are not who we are. we are comfortable with this film. we think it sends out the right message. they said the fact we invited you here is important. i am not religious. my parents are catholic. i have

john quincy adams kept one. small foxes are a common pet even though they have sharp teeth. not considered to be dangerous. there are dozens of videos like these on youtube. wallabes are very cute. gloria estef efan used to have one. >>> pigs have become pets for celebrities, among them paris hilton and david beckham. >>> the strangest pet, to nicholas cage, he once owned an octopus and a cobra. i think i'll stick with my dog. coming up. jay leno says good-bye to late night. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in new orleans... >> seattle bureau... >> washington... >> detroit... >> chicago... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al jazeera america, take a new look at news. take a new look at news. >> audiences are intelligent and

governor and musician quincy jones is here. governor jerry brown is not scheduled to be here.ose the bridge being named after willie brunt. >> developing news in oakland, police were investigating the shooting death of a woman. police responded to reports of gunfire at 8 8th avenue before 10:00. the woman was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. no word on her identity. no arrests have been made. >> the san jose state university community is mourning the loss of a student found dead in his own dorm on sunday. the coroner is working to determine why. >>> he was always so happy. i love you. love you. i will always love you. >> brendon's girlfriend could not fight back the tears. he was found unresponsive in the dorm. friends were turned. super productive. we were really close. i will miss him. >> the officials say that campus police went to his radio after friends recorded him missing. the coroner has yet to determine the cause of death of the he graduated in the spring from college prep in san francisco where he played football. high school f

nd she was back in quincy. he said, i know we will be reunited. at that age it wasn't going to be very long. he couldn't know because of the uncertainties of war and politics. as she laid in her death bed, john who shared her religious beliefs was convinced it was a prologue to something better, to a prominent reunification with the great love of his ife. >> will be your great love match? >> i would say james and dolly madison. as mismatched as they seemed, together they were just nbeatable. she always said, our hearts nderstand one another. >> at 9:52, i think it was the first mention of dolly madison. we couldn't do a program without mentioning dolly madison. our next segment will be about family life in the white house. when we think about big families, what comes to mind is theodore roosevelt and his wife. e will take you to a curator at where the roosevelts lived to talk about the roosevelt family. >> the biggest responsibilities edith had in the white house was to control the family. she had professional portraits taken of the children. the

quincy has also expressed reservations about the tony's approval on the palestinians bid to upgrade to your instinct is to late two thousand and twelve the center right's democrat says he intends to bring about constitutional reforms and to believe that total by the end of the pier. brent's the challenge is to form a coalition government that can win of the houses of parliament. this could be a challenge. his recent power grab has already distanced some in his own democratic party its successful with the tou role to become the youngest and the caribbean in its league's history. as you it's like canceling preaching in kentucky famous for his national geographic television types are too slick celebration as the lights off to rest just like the team during a chat service. friends and family say he was more than just a tv celebrity. a leper came to wendy's and then my older sisters and brothers room and informing on all batting going on top now these people around the stores and flea and allow them here. albino for placing tiny obvious to most is going to like him it was. fellow scholar ce

quincy has also expressed reservations about the tony's approval on the palestinians bid to upgrade the un states this in late two thousand and twelve the center right's democrat says he intends to bring about constitutional reforms and to believe that total by the end of the pier. brent's the challenge is to form a coalition government that can win of the houses of parliament. this could be a challenge. his recent crap authority distance some in his own democratic party its successful with the chili role to become the youngest and the caribbean in its lease history. zion. the is the due out the shake was a renowned graphic processed and political cartoonists. it may seem old to whack is in the straight to pass overhead that that which was published in nineteen fourteen. now for the very fast time in sixty in support of peter which your inspirations from the local wrong to state to get back. he had to contend for eight years bc and in san francisco. cruelty and was more to come and gouache painting by the activists hands about the shake in the nineteen nineties fourteen teams about how

also i had the backing of another former prime minister to each of quincy and there are opposed to the central government's policy of eastern ukraine be after us another candidate can can see the tsunami are also argued that nuclear power should be abandoned. he has somehow i ended up splitting the anti nuclear vote. any state can get to exit polls asking voters about their first priority in choosing the new governor. twenty two percent of red respond instead be focused on the candidates' policies on energy including new peter heller. but the polls suggesting more voters more than thirty percent made good judgments because of candidates positions on the economy and employment last night at the most votes among those who chose this as the least. prime minister seems so odd thing was watching to see how voters reacted to these appeals to abandon nuclear power. and you can imagine he's been leaked to the people making those items did not win. he seemed candidate supported by the ruling party's go down to defeat over the past year in a number of local elections ats to remember. many japane

minister has issued come up and told residents the government will lift the order for part of me and quincy district incumbent city on it for one. this would be the first listing of an evacuation order for him to be contaminated areas. all areas within twenty km of the petition and i need to plan had been subject to the order the contamination efforts have progressed in the district residents there have been able to visit and stay at their homes. the new diesel was midnight. we made the decision considering the fact that many people want is to lift the order so they can start their lives over as soon as possible some residents urging the environment ministry to continue de contamination were they say radiation levels are still high in some places ministry officials say they will respond on a case by case basis. i i i i i local police have set up headquarters to investigate book vandalism. more than three and are copies of anne frank's diary of a young girl and other holocaust related books have been damaged and libraries in the city. police say they're looking into the incidents as a case o

of former prime minister yulia tymoshenko has been named is able to read the president's going to quincy games in seoul she have officially ended. this point all people as winning the last gold medal. the seven game losing streak is over. the train stopped for the new coach is booked for a goal. we begin a new crate when his friends are continuing to fall with a dramatic pace with colin and voting to name lives on the tote email asking to remove president aquino who was appointed the speaker of parliament. oh yes today is a close confidant of former prime minister yulia tymoshenko the bus back onto the scene on saturday evening after being released from jail. meanwhile german chancellor angela medical has spoken on the front of russian leader fled into the tin with both agreed that ukraine's territorial integrity must be maintained we have to scribble on the latest developments in kiev and elsewhere as thousands compromised on the day after ukraine's parliament voted to oust former president of the chemical thinks. after months of opposition protests the square has now become a place of

can you up so good at that city courtsey i cannot i had seen that i must assume that that a mass of quincy across a horse with a just say nice high single i mean take on a kink you them or. is it going to. cork about i did though with all that to show us that they must or we saw in japan was something that's called a mega marketing project and mega marketing is the attempt not to change individuals minds about a given product but to change the entire environment in which that product is to be placed it's kind of this cause. it's come. just. so i. think a japanese psychiatric community had a view. that depression was a was a rare. disorder in in japan and they didn't diagnose it often and what pharma did was lobby.

and then tasked with all of the holy into least sluggish job market and broken tax system quincy confirmed that finance experts in chief economist of the ot cdp a condo. no one will be into these new finance minister will's most wanted drug kingpin has been captured mexican marines arrested joaquin guzman known as el campo at a hotel in the bristles to tee off most of the line early on saturday he was the leader of the sinaloa drug cocktail one of the longest in the world american officials had offered to lease million dollars for information leading to his arrest to work on time going back in sixty seconds on the ball on ukraine was a hassle to win percentage don't know what i know. went to study in germany. and you still have lots of questions. you'll find all you need to know about studying in germany here. information on courses admission requirements qualifications costs and much more. w don t use to be injured. the first port of call for anyone interested in studying in germany. nice rules. i was. welcome back to the gentle we begin with unprecedented seen as a fact you can see t lea

he missed just one target on his way to what is the seventh gold of his career and his twelfth quincy king's meado that's njoying the warm weatherromndin snapping up plenty of speed well let's catch up and out with some of the results from the first is actually incorrect. stagecoach and it won the first gold medal at the games the american claim victory and snuggled slip style in these cold winter in and fix the waste of a sand bank was awarded silver and canadian month but more is to grow . in cross country skiing tenf norway won the women's fifteen kilometer ski and flow. she did go the head of a little weak in the ninety day in sweden shows off the car left . the netherlands secured all three podium places in the men's speedskating five thousand meet its spin from amid the tree and was followed by gandalf thousand and two with dexter. jimmy's parents expected meanwhile could only manage a place let this get to this on the sill assault the black sea now on sports boat above or more is that the day i also will conduct a section that festive and snowboard slips gone up all i would say

i talk about the election between john quincy adams, who could translate greek and latin very easily and was well read in the class works, and andrew jackson, who is not a very good speller, not much of a reader, but very good at -- capturing the popular imagination. these guys had 2 titanic elections in the 1820's. every president needs some john quincy adams to govern effectively, and needs some andrew jackson to get elected. chase --all from chevy next call comes from churches, maryland. mary on our line for independents. caller: my favorite president is fdr. i love what you are talking about right now. it is unique idea. i love the way that he created programs but i don't see this resident as creating -- this president as creating grid he is slick and very good at texting and good at words but it is what behind it. i have the idea that if president roosevelt was here today, he would have programs like he had for the youth where he gave them food and places to live. i would love to see the youth of this time go and for 6 years work for land, like they did -- they use -- the youth

i wonder what quincy thinks about this. how much of this policy has been directed at helping corporate america which in fairness is indicative of main street. these are our big employers -- >> not much trickling down. you don't need an umbrella. >> they're the ones buying shares and benefiting from all of this. >> absolutely. the fed started this to create liquidity in markets. then they moved to the jobs mandate. it was supposed to be trickle down. the virtuous circle that ben bernanke outlined did not actually take place despite auto industry and housing, but i'll tell you this, we saw a taste of what happens when the fed changes, not may 22nd, but in june. look what happened to markets globally. the market saw a taper of tightening. everything sold off. when tightening happens, something always breaks. it took fed speakers, it took the bank of england, the european central bank to calm things down those two weeks in june. we would have run into absolutely a lack of liquidity in markets. so we got a taste, a dress rehears

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it happened at a bank on quincy street. natasha barrett is there with what happened today. >> i actually just got off the phone with the lease. -- the police was working the case. cash was thrown out the window of the getaway car. the dye pack that was inside the bank had exploded so it was all over the money. next in a money, police found a gun. in the meantime, we talked to two people, a son and his father-in-law, who were stuck inside the bank when it went down. this is a shot of surveillance video from inside the bank. one man is pointing a gun at a bank teller. another is walking around. both are wearing masks. at the same time, a man and his son-in-law were inside the uncertainties trade. they were checking on their loan. then several bank employees and customers were forced against their will. >> everybody went back. i was nervous. >> for 2-3 minutes, the men we didn't i be being goal, -- awaited inside the bank vaults. one robber grabbed cap from the drawers. then they took off. one of the men we talked to that you

you heard them there is an advisory for lake tahoe and it looks like changing precipitation around quincy and heading towards 80, we will keep an eye on that and there is not much to this system. the clouds, then sun and temperatures mainly upper 50s to around 60s, here is sal. >>> we have a house four this is one of the niles area which has been blocked off by a structure fire. we have a crew on the way and 880 is a decent alternate for you and this is 880 in oakland and traffic looks good as you are driving from the coliseum to oakland and it will be 3 or 4 minutes drive time. when you get to the bay bridge, it is less than 10 minutes from the toll plaza getting into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> a shooting of a man just a block away in downtown oakland. tara moriarty is joining us to tell us what is going on. >> reporter: we are looking to get an update on the victim's condition and we don't know whether or not he survived. this all happened at 5th and broadway at 1:30 this morning and the man's car was found nearby and it appears he fell onto the street after being hit

c, quincy adams was the tallest and harry s. truman was the shortest? still taller than me. >> tall enough. >> following question, which president took over office without ever being elected? a, johnson, b, pierce, c, ford, or d, lbj? >> we talked about this. >> we did. >> were you watching earlier? >> i had a second thought. >> she had a better idea. >> ford. she had a better idea. >> that is correct. the correct answer is c. >> i remember paying attention earlier. >> last question, which president served two nonconsecutive terms? a, buchanan, b, jackson, c, john quincy adams? or d, cleveland? which choice? >> i don't know the answer. >> what was the answer? >> we had a, buchanan, b, jackson, c, john quincy adams. >> i feel like i came up with my children who are probably e-mailing me now. >> the correct answer is cleveland. >> that's okay! >> great. >> you know what? i think peter johnson, jr. was absolutely 100%. congratulations! >> that's amazing. >> i want to do -- >> maria, thank you very much. >> keep us on our toes on this presidents' day. >> mo

guest: i think i gave you the answer from john quincy adams. do not think that there is a problem in the united states being supportive of democratic freedoms. that is what drives our policy in the ukraine. i imagine you would not support a violent crackdown on peaceful demonstrators. that is how this began. the demonstrators only became violent, and i would not overstate the violence. it happened after weeks and weeks of repression by authorities. i can understand why you do not want united states to get involved in a major way in the ukraine, but i do not understand why you would not want the ukrainians to enjoy the same freedoms that we enjoy. host: who is the president? yanukovych -- i met with him frequently. his is a very unusual story. he was a convicted felon as a young man who turned his life around and became a successful bureaucrat and a major leader in independent ukraine. his political fortunes prospered and he became prime minister and eventually the presidential candidate in 2004. he lost the presidential during the orange revolu

governor and quincy conference is expected to be here, and governor brown, though, is not scheduled to did not support naming the bridge after mayor willie brown so what is willie brown have to say about that? he days no office sense and says serrie brown is against anything being named after anyone. >>> in oakland, police are investigating the shooting death of a woman, police responded to reports of gunfire on 8 8th avenue before 10:00 last night and are? s found the woman with multiple gunshot wounds pronounced dead at the seen. no word on her identity and no arrests have been made. >> we can learn more about what may have caused the death of a student at san jose state university. hundreds gathered to remember brendon. his body was discovered in the dome on sunday afternoon. he was unresponsive. the university folks say the campus police went to his roof at freeways recorded him missing. he graduated in the spring from the college prep in san francisco where he played football. >> the 49ers fan whose life will be taking a turn for the boater. >> and some of the ban for dogs at popu

john quincy adams kept one. small foxes are a common pet even though they have sharp teeth. considered to be dangerous. there are dozens of videos like these on youtube. wallabes are very cute. gloria esteefan used to have on. >>> pigs have become pets for celebrities, among them paris hilton and david beckham. >>> the strangest pet, to nicholas cage, he once owned an octopus and a cobra. i think i'll stick with my dog. coming up. jay leno says good-bye to late night. we'll have a look at his legacy, next. call obama care. it could change costs coverage and pretty much all of health care in america. well, my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more then most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy and just prescribe the facts. lk at news. >> a decades long era of television is coming to an end, as jay leno will be saying good-bye to his late night television station. tonight. editor bill wyman, glad to have you with us. this is not the first time we've seen jay leno's last episode. this time, is i

this was the birthplace of their second child john quincy adams who went on to become president. it is also an important home because the primary link between adamsshe and john would be letter writing. it was from this house that she was provided a window to what was happening back here in the colony of massachusetts during the revolutionary war. she would report to john about the militia in boston. during the battle of bunker hill, she took her young son right over to the high point and watch the battle with her son and reported john adams of the fires and the smoke rising from charlestown. she was the eyes of the revolution to john adams and essentially the second continental congress. >> not the only first lady who lived at a time when war was fought on our homeland. the war of 1812, the civil war. we were blessed by not having that today but many of these women lived through very difficult life-threatening times. who would you put on the list of women with a had the most compelling personal stories? >> beyond wartime which we saw with abigail adams, she sacrificed so much for

her husband, john quincy adams, who was a diplomat and a difficult personality. she took six children across the continent. >> in a carriage with horses in the snow. >> as a diplomat herself trying to promote this new democracy to the russian court and all of the other european countries that were posted there. she did her part. >> calling or visiting was very important as part of her role as a politician's wife in washington. he would drop these lengthy lists of people for her to visit on his behalf. this was the way that you sort of solidified your political support. she said sometimes she made as many as 26 visits in one day which would be hard to do in the modern era but if you could put yourself back to a time when washington had roads this must've been quite a feat. i think she really entertained him into the white house at a time when it was considered unseemly for a president to campaign for himself. >> linda is watching us in arizona. you are on. >> this has been my absolute favorite show on c-span and c-span is my favorite tv channel to watch so thank y

john adams was our second president and son, john quincy adams, number six. george bush 43 remembers his first day in office and the surprise visit from 41. >> and i was kind of sitting in the office just reflecting, absorbing the environment. and in walks my father. it was a very touching moment that he would come and share the early moments of my presidency with me. >> president george h. bush and president george bush share some things in common. >> he didn't have a vision about what i should do in life. he didn't say look you need to go out and practice fielding for ten hours a day because i want you to be a great shortstop. his attitude was i'll provide examples for you on how to live your life. i'll set certain values and go get it. i wish you all the very best. obviously, if we needed help or advice he was there. but he never really tried to steer the course of our life, for which i am eternalily grateful. >> i think it is fabulous, but not to the point where i want to emul emulate him. when he was a kid after getting shot down he couldn't remember the

john adams was our second president and son, john quincy adams, number six. 43 remembers his first day in office and the surprise visit from 41. >> and i was kind of sitting in the office just reflecting, absorbing the environment. and in walks my father. it was a very touching moment that he would come and share the early moments of my presidency with me. >> president george h. bush and president george bush share some things in common. >> he didn't have a vision about what i should do in life. he didn't say look you need to go out and practice fielding for ten hours a day because i want you to be a great shortstop. his attitude was i'll provide examples for you on how to live your life. i'll set certain values and go get it. i wish you all the very best. obviously, if we needed help or advice he was there. but he never really tried to steer the course of our life, for which i am eternalily grateful. >> i think it is fabulous, but not to the point where i want to emul emulate him. when he was a kid after getting shot down he couldn't remember the moments so

about 500 people including music legend quincy jones are expected at today's ceremony. it's set to go at 11 a.m. on treasure island. and we'll be speaking live with the mayor, will lip brown, right here at 6:45. >>> meanwhile on the bay bridge's new eastern span, water is getting into the steel structure considered the heart of the suspension span. yesterday caltrans showed some of the places where the water is leaking into. this could potentially cause corrosion and ultimately weaken the new bridge. caltrans is promising quick repairs once it pinpoints all the problems. still not clear how much it will cost though. >> we haven't figured that out yet. this is another one of those things that, you know, as we experience more wind more rain, we are going to learn things about this bridge. >> caltrans says it knew all about the problems in december but a downpour was necessary to figure out how significant those leaks are. >>> a large portion of a roof collapsed on an abandoned warehouse in north san jose about 5:00 last night on nicora avenue. a large timber truss gave wa

with the pennsylvania supreme court, asking them to reverse all of these adjudications of the one quincythese findings of guilt -- of delinquency committee's findings of guilt. we asked them to exercise what we called the ability to act even though the time for appeal had lapsed. petition, the the fbi called our chief counsel marshall levick and asked what we knew. unbeknownst to us, they had started an investigation of their own of judge conahan, the former president judge of luzerne county, because of his connections with organized crime. there were a couple of threads happening at the same time that intersected. finally, came to the public 2009 when thery u.s. attorney for the middle district of conserving issue the bills of information with pulmonary guilty pleas for judge ciavarella and judge conahan. >> ciavarella explain what ciavarella was charged with and this whole issue of kids for cash. >> judge ciavarella was charged --h theft of lawful services that makes it unlawful -- wire fraud, tax evasion and the original bill of information that he and conahan signed can also spoke ab

the county, placing kids in foster care, and the halls have adopted four of those kids-- christian, quincythe twins mark and shawn. sheltering kids is a way of life for the halls, which is why he can't understand how school shootings have become a fact of life. >> frank hall: we need to change. we got to stop this from happening. i mean, i remember when columbine happened. everybody in the world knew what columbine was. i mean, i can't sit here and tell you every school that's had a school shooting now. we need to find ways to secure our schools better. we need to make a stand right now that our schools need to be the most important thing we have in this country-- not wall street, not capitol hill, our schools. we need to determine that in our minds and heart, that our school and our children need to be the most important thing we have. that's the bottom line. ♪ ♪ >> pelley: three days after the shooting, the students reclaimed the most important thing they had, chardon high school. >> armelli: frank chasing the shooter out of the building allowed us to not say we were victims. it allowed

. >>> 500 people including quincy jones and lieutenant governor newsom are expected at today's ceremonyit is set for 11 a.m. on treasure island. and we'll be speaking live with willie brown right here at 6:45. >>> 5:06 now. santa clara county coroners investigators may release more information today on the sudden death of a san jose state university student on campus. hundreds of students holding a candlelight vigil last night outside joe west hall where 18- year-old brendan tiggs was found dead inside his dorm room on sunday. tiggs only a freshman studying kinesiology there. he graduated last year from st. ignatius college prep school in san francisco. >> brendan was truly a person [ indiscernible ] for others. he embodied the ignatius spirituality perfectly. if you really knew him, you would know he never hung out with just one group of friends. his heart was big enough for everybody. >> the university police found tiggs' body after getting a call from residence hall staff at the dorm. sjsu is now offering counseling for students and faculty. >>> a large portion of a roof collapsed on

george and i had an advantage that only one other family has had so far, the john quincy adams familywe have seen somebody we loved in that office and we visited them very often. we lived in washington, in fact, in 1986, or 1987, rather, to work on resident bush's -- president bush's campaign. they still had time to benefit -- to babysit barbara and jenna on saturday night when george and i would want to go out to dinner. president bush was elected in november of 1988. it was a wonderful bonding time for our family, the only time i ever lived in the same town with my in-laws. my mother-in-law and i had a chance to bond. our little girls had a chance to get to know their grandparents in a way that they had not really. their grandfather had been vice president for the most part in their lives. they were born right after he was elected vice president. i knew what it would be like. my whole hesitation was because i knew what it would be like. in politics, you can be defined in a way that you are not. that is what we saw with president bush. it was so distressing for us in 1992 when he los

wirt, attorney general for more than 11 years in the 1820s under presidents james monroe and john quincy's the longest serving attorney general in u.s. history. the next longest serving a.g. was janet reno, 150 years after william wirt she got closer to anyone else in history to his record when she served nearly eight years under president bill clinton. what about the guy who's there now? what about eric holder? at the start of president obama's second term, a lot of the other really high profile members of the president's cabinet left. not necessarily because of the scandal or disagreement with the president, or something, but because, you know, first term's up. time to move on. hillary clinton left as secretary of state. tim geithner left as treasury secretary. steven chu left as energy secretary. all the marquee names left but not attorney general eric holder. he stayed. sort of quiet assurances at the time that he did not intend to stay for the whole second term, but he did want to stay at least a little while longer so he is till there now. five years into it and counting. nobody's

>> i got to think about that old quincy jones lir quick "don't let your mouth write a check that yourworks great when you can back it up. if you call netflix the eye beer yan army, if you say the iphone is not going to gain market share because it doesn't have a keyboard, those things will come back to burn you. so you need to be very careful and make sure that your product can back it up if you're going to talk the smack. >> joe? >> i'm just wondering. in the case of apple they have talked smack over the last couple of years about their competitors, about how great the iphone is and it's not working for them. what are they doing wrong? >> you know, i would say -- i'm a proponent of the sport of trash talking. but ron johnson. it doesn't work. it's a great angle for a story but it just doesn't mean anything in terms of the fundamentals are the fundamentals. >> jon fortt, it's sort of the question i raised at the top here. hard to say whether it helps although if you look at the stock performance of the companies that we're speaking of here it's hard to make the argument that a ceo spe

that didn't stop john quincy adams from keeping one in i a bathtub in the east room of the white house some guests. the marquee gave it to him, maybe we should blame the french. small desert foxes are a pretty common pet even though they have sharp teeth. but they only weigh as much as a chihuahua and are not considered to be dangerous. there are dozens of videos like these of them on youtube. wallabies are in the dang roo family, they are very cues, gloria he is stepan used to have some and owner can board by carrying them in a sling. pigs have become a favorite for some celebrities, among them paris hilton, david beckham and george clooney, maybe because they are supposed tour very loyal and smart. however the strangest celebrity pet has to be to nicholas cage, the oscar winner once owned an octopus and a king cobra. he said the cobra didn't like him and turned his back on him when he would walk in to the room and that the cobra would also sway side to side to try to hypnotize him. i think i'll stick with my dog. coming up, jay leno says goodbye to late night. we'll say look at his l

black barbershop experience which is detailed brilliantly in quincy mills' "cutting along the color line that black barbershops came to be a central place in the community where political thought was sort of nurtured? >> barbershops in the 19th century used to be spots where african-american barbers would shave predominantly white men. this was a very lucrative market for them and erxcluded black me from coming into the shops. right around the 1900s, 1910s, black barbershops came to organized black communities. during the great depression african-americans could sit and organize and think and talk and figure things out in barbershops. they came to adjust in northern cities in barber shops because they knew where hubs were around communities. they knew which churches to go to, where to look for a job and where to look for housing. so these have been really, really critical. >> you talk about there's three dynamic and entities.ñr there's the barbers who have much to say, the customers who have much to say and the folks who are waiting, and they all get into the conversation and that makes

i talk about the election between john quincy adams, who could translate greek and latin very easily and was well read in the class works, and andrew jackson, who is not a very good speller, not much of a reader, but very good at -- capturing the popular imagination. these guys had 2 titanic elections in the 1820's. every president needs some john quincy adams to govern effectively, and needs some andrew jackson to get elected. chase --all from chevy next call comes from churches, maryland. mary on our line for independents. caller: my favorite president is fdr. i love what you are talking about right now. it is unique idea. i love the way that he created programs but i don't see this resident as creating -- this president as creating grid he is slick and very good at texting and good at words but it is what behind it. i have the idea that if president roosevelt was here today, he would have programs like he had for the youth where he gave them food and places to live. i would love to see the youth of this time go and for 6 years work for land, like they did -- they use -- the youth

>> thank you, mike quincy.alked about the shift in .srael with the united states a major stumbling block is hamas in gaza. you do have a chance to talk to any of these people to see if they would change their position to stop blocking? weather that has changed, whether that would be the major block? you what theell hamas attitudes are, but from what we have been told by ,alestinians on the left bank gaza is a rather disillusioned. that theest strongly attitudes of the public would be reflective of the general attitudes in the west bank. referendumyou have a on a peace plan that gaza would reflect the views of the west .ank if it's reasonable, let's get the israelis off our backs. these people are living in an open air prison. i don't know how else to describe it. maybe that is a hopeful and unrealistic feeling, but that is what they've told us. on the question of palestinian attitudes expressed in a referendum, i think people are reasonably certain that a good majority of palestinians would support a two states

george and i had an advantage that only one other family has had so far, the john quincy adams familye guys we have seen somebody we loved in that office and we visited them very often. we lived in washington, in fact, or 1987, rather, to work on resident bush's -- bush's campaign. they still had time to benefit -- to babysit barbara and jenna on saturday night when george and i would want to go out to dinner. president bush was elected in november of 1988. it was a wonderful bonding time for our family, the only time i ever lived in the same town with my in-laws. my mother-in-law and i had a chance to bond. our little girls had a chance to get to know their grandparents in a way that they had not really. their grandfather had been vice president for the most part in their lives. they were born right after he was elected vice president. i knew what it would be like. my whole hesitation was because i knew what it would be like. in politics, you can be defined in a way that you are not. that is what we saw with president bush. it was so distressing for us in 1992 when he lost. because h