author randy howe gives us a tour across our star-spangled banner. >> well, if you picture the american flag, we'll start in the upper left-hand corner, and that's called the canton, and there you'll find the blue with the 50 stars. the field is where you find the 13 stripes, so that's the main part of the flag. the staff is the flagpole,o that's the third part of a flag, and the hoist end of the flag is that part of the flag that's closest to the flagpole. the fly end is the end of the flag that's furthest away from the pole. and one reason why the canton is in the upper left-hand part of the flag is that if you have a flag hanging on a pole and there's no wind, you can still n the fly end because then nobody would be able to see it if the flag was hanging limp. >> you've got to salute whoever it was who thought of that. with "flag facts," i'm kristen. >> we like to know what's on your mind, so here's our "speak of the week." >> here's a couple of s.a.t. words for you... actually, they all mean the same thing -- "a wise saying." so, do you have a favorite wise saying? >> my favorite wi

this was haley barbour making up his mind and these are the consequences. >> remind our viewers, randy, how many years gatlin was sentenced to. he avoided the death penalty. how many years he was sentenced to and how many he actually served. >> he was originally charged with capital murder which would have carried a death sentence. close to the end of the -- we were actually getting ready to go to trial. trial was the same week he pled guilty to simple murder, a lesser charge and he got a life sentence on that and consecutive to that he pled to aggravate ed assault, which was 20 years on that. and then consecutive to that house burglary, which was a ten-year charge. so i read it to be one after the other, consecutive, life plus 30 years and he did 17 years, six months and three days. >> and two years in the governor's mansion. >> and two year necessary governor's mansion. david has never been a quote, behind-bars inmate. from the first time i started to see him on the website when i started to follow his case he's always pretty much been a trustee. he's never really been, what i consider to

>>randy: how could you have criminal negligence? eans a reasonable nine-year-old would have been able to recognize that bringing the gun to school was wrong. >>trace: thank you, randy and kendall. a riot breaking out in florida over the release of a brand new sneaker. police in orlando calling in officers on horseback and hundreds of people lined town buy a pair of new limited edition $200nikes and things got out-of-control. wofl reports the police arrested two for trespassing after they refused to the leave according to the affiliate. food locker canceled other sneaker-release events? >>reporter: they did. i am stunned by the video i watched on the monitor. footlocker citing safety concerns that their house of hoops are canceling the scheduled sales this weekend at seven of the stores, three of them are in florida near where this happened. the release of the shoes was timed to coincide with the nba all star weekend and that is taking place in orlando, and, look at the melee after the customers at the orlando mall who waited hours we

randy, how did you find out david was serving as a trustee in the governor's mansion? >> i have never been contacted by anybody about that. the way we found out was a website for the department of corrections in mississippi. you can look up an inmate by their last name. ic constantly kept a check on him. there for awhile, he was being transferred around to different facilities as a trustee. it was quite a shock when i saw in november, 2009, he became a trustee at the governor's mansion. >> you knew if he was a trustee, that was a road, eventually to getting pardoned in the past. did you try to contact him, try to tell them he should not be working in the governor's mansion? >> we tried to plead our case. when i found out in november, we tried for four months before we got a meeting with one of hailey barbours legal advisers. it was a pat you on the back meeting. they listened to what we said, said that's not going to happen. he's a trustee, live with it. that was their attitude. since then, we have written numerous letters around 20 phone calls just really being relent

and now former prosecutor is with us today, faith jenkins and criminal defense attorney, randy zelin. howh do you feel the testimony, that the suspect lied to his friends about where he was, could affect the jury and the outcome. >>guest: if this were an accident as the defense is claiming the fact he went home and lied about where he was rather than getting the ex-girlfriend help or doing anything that a person would do if you thing i accidentally hurt someone, instead, he lied and the coverup began right then and there. >>shepard: and the matter of this change in his facial expression, the witness saying he had a blank stare on his face and his demeanor changed. >>guest: this is a person with a volatile personality. he went and kicked in his ex-girlfriend's door. not because he was bringing her flowers, he was about to hurt her. and, so, this is an uphill battle for the defense. he has to take the witness stand and explain his actions. if he has any chance of getting a manslaughter conviction or acquittal. >>shepard: two days before he sent an e-mail saying "i should have killed you," w

>>randy: if he planned it he would not do those things. >>shepard: that is how 18-year-old or 19-year-old decided to do it. >>randy: he snapped. let him pay the check for what he bought her which was premeditated murder and that is what the jury will find in the end. >>shepard: syria is closer to several war the assessment. "closer to." you ask people in homes if they have a civil war. there are thanks that are yelling the people and they are murdering them day-by-day. call it whatever you want. civil war? that is the assessment from the united nations, always so very helpful who say a group carries the share of the blame for the slaughter. there he is, poised to discover plum amazins, the amazing alternative to raisins and cranberries with more fiber, less sugar, and a way better glycemic index. he's clearly enjoying one of the planet's most amazing superfruits. hey, keep it down mate, you'll wake the kids. plum amazins. new, from sunsweet. "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i

randy travis in harsh light. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how science and forensics have even invaded the seemingly innocent act of walking your dog. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a few areas with beautiful conditions. salt lake city one of those. 44 degrees and sunshine. we'll see some showers building towards los angeles. heavy at times. really, that stripe along the coastline. we could see upwards of three quarters of an inch. tomorrow, see sunshine return to the area. a few of the hills just outside of l.a. could get a quick snowfall. a quick 3 to 6 inches. if you're watching us on khnl nbc 8 in honolulu, hawaii, see the work of three artists who challenge the notion of traditional woodwork at craft masters. that is your pacific event of the day. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. last night in new york, jay-z added to his list of impressive career achievements. he performed on the famed stage of carnegie hall, just the second hip-hop act to perform there. >>> the ass

randy whitman, yikes. >> i think once that game started and they saw how hard they came at us, it was a holy smoke type ofng. i don't know. i'm searching, too. >> he's searching. also vasquin back. brooks liked doing a little work in the mixing back. hendrix makes it pay off. they had two penalty shots. simmons says i'm going to drive this through the goalie and caps win 3-0. maryland basketball fans, here's the good news. the terps don't have any bad losses. here's the bad. they don't have any signature wins. with 13-8 with march madness on the horizon, they needed one today bad. that's mark turgeon in the middle. they coached together at kansas. terrell, one man wrecking crew. bruce, you call him a young iverson. alex lynn telling north carolina, take that weak kool- aid and get it out of here. howard at the other end drops the triple. maryland up by 3 at the half. second half, harrison barnes and north carolina coming back. they jump to a 9-2 run. north carolina wins 83-74. >>> 11:00 a.m. this morning georgetown playing south florida. i don't think the bulls got the wakeup call. this is nate moving. he

randy zelin. we don't know what the questions mean but they asked about how to define the word "reason." and, that could go do a matter you have been bringing up about the trial from the beginning. >>randy: it is interesting because what the judge said to them there is no legal definition for "reason," use common sense. if you look at the common sense definition of reason, guess what the synonym is? "cause." in other words, motive. so what the jury is thinking out of the box, what was the motive? and i will assure you that they will find the motive was not premeditation, that he intended to kill her or that he intended to steal her laptop and in the course of stealing her laptop he killed her. what they will find is he was motivated by rage, jealousy, fueled by alcohol, which all equals manslaughter. >>shepard: you will assure us, is that what you said? >>randy: assure you. >>shepard: you cannot do that, it is up to the jury. >> i was with randy for the beginning until he talked to the "has to be manslaughter." this guy was fueled by the alcohol, it helped him, he was a ticking time bomb

how many times does this have to lap in america? >>randy: we cannot paint with such broad strokes. we have to street cases as individuals. >> she will be a statistic. that judge didn't take it seriously. >>randy: i think he did i think he went with his gut. i hope to god he was right. >>shepard: just in general. >>randy: we do not have to deal in generalities we deal with specifics and emotions. >>shepard: i can show you some specifics. you can soon trade that morning cup of coffee through a shot of air you inhale through a tube. but coffee tastes so good ... maybe we have had so much today. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your ruy nose. [ deep breath ] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. but think about your heart

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how will you remember whitney houston? randy says, "the best voice control i have ever heard. was a language, her native tongue and hers cannot be taught. god given." j.j. says, "whitney was not alone. her battles were public. i will remember whitney for what she was, a vulnerable, haunted, and incredibly talented and beautiful woman." marge says, "whitney houston will be remembered as the voice. her demons will not overshadow her contributions to the music world or love she received from fans worldwide." one of the miller twins has a hearing problem. but she got a lyric in her life and everything changed. which one? you'll never know because the lyric is in her ear. 100% invisible. you can't see it, and it's the only device that works round the clock with zero daily hassle. no batteries to change. no taking off and putting on everyday. sound good? call 1-800-511-5080 now. this is the lyric. it's teeny. lyric fits comfortably at the sweet spot right next to your ear drum to minimize background noise and deliver truly natural sound quality. in fact. 95% of users prefer lyric sou

>>shepard: it felt like the man on ther end thought he new better how to categorize the woman who was standing outside the house. >>randy: on his best day he should have seen it and didn't, and on his west day, he just consciously disregarded it, but, again, using conrad murray as a measure. >>shepard: leaders in greece have stepped back from one cliff and reach add deal that may prevent another global economic catastrophe and next what this means for us and our money does any mother evefeel like their kids are adults? i have twins, 21 years old. each kid has their own path. they grow up, d they're out havingheir life. i really started to talk to them about e things that are important that they have to take nership over. my name's colleen stiles, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your wil in minutes. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. >> leaders in greece have reach add deal on major budget cuts, austerity measures, in an effort to secure a massive $172 billion bailout from other co

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how it romney dealing with this tough showing by santorum in the polls? >>. >> quite frankly, randi, i have to tell you, it looks like business as usual for mitt romney. this, in fact, is a small business event. the candidate is expected to appear, with, among others, senator rob portman, the senator from ohio who has been managed and once the republicans figure out who their nominee is going to be. not a lot of drama here on the campaign trail. however, i can tell you probably the most dramatic action we're seeing is in the ad wars, the romney campaign spending just an extra ordinary amount, $2 million over the next week. that is obviously in anticipation of super tuesday. and then in the state of michigan where they all vote on the 28th of february. we are talking about something like $870,000 there. clearly it's putting on the heat because in a state where he ought to win, he grew up there as well and his father was governor of the state. so business as usual, randi. >> what about ohio? we know it's one of the super tuesday states. is romney going to concentrate more on the north

randy. >> reporter: this good hearted messenger. >> hey, marty. how you doing, paul? >> nice ladies. >> reporter: and laughter to every person met along the route. >> he's grumpy, right? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> a day without him is like a day without sunshine. >> reporter: 63-year-old james huntly, a married father of two. >> nice meeting you. >> reporter: is a chicago mailman on a mission. >> try to bring your best to the table every day. try to be as nice as you can. >> reporter: as well to those who are not. >> i try to treat everyone the same. respect and dignity. >> reporter: that's when the story takes a turn. back to a time when james came face to face with the opposite of respect, dignity and equality. what james saw, what the world saw would test anyone's faith in humanity. it was the mid 1960s. peaceful civil rights protesters were met with violence all over the south and a young james huntly was right in the middle of it, risking harm by joining the marches in mississippi. >> my mother told me some people came out to our home, people we knew and said they

how i created african cookbook. we had such a great saxophonist, we would say, cook book, cook. >> randy weston, a legendary pianist on democracy now! -- , here on democracy now! ♪ this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we continue with randy weston. percent down on stage at the tribeca performing arts center. >> you go to africa in 1961. where did you go? >> nigeria. there were 29 of us. the first pilgrimage to go home to the motherland. some of these people were geoffrey holder, myself, eight members of while hampton's band. this was with an organization called the american society of african culture. they used to bring african artists to new york. ethiopian painters, singers from nigeria. they already have the organization. we had two great dancers with us. nina simone was there. >> nina simone? >> yes. we spent 10 wonderful days together to see the relationship of african-american nigerian culture. two jazz dancers on this side of the stage and others on the other side. these rhythms all came from africa. i would hang out at night at the clubs, and that is where i met bobby benson.

last night's nuggets- clippers game, last year' dunk contest winner, randy foy with the lob the monster jab and hanging on for a little how do you do. clippers beat the nuggets 103- -- seems like over the backboard! >> you and lawrence will try that later, right? >> that's what that's boxes are for down here. >>> protecting your mobile privacy coming up. three tech giants cutting a deal with the state of california. >>> and a bay area church is vandalized. why the priest is in no hurry to clean up the satanic messages. >>> a house fire in sunnyvale is out. but the residents who live in the house are still missing this morning. coming up we'll tell you about the desperate search for a family of four. >>> and a man is shot in west oakland. police this morning are looking for a gunman and for witnesses. ,, ,, [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, gues

joining me now is randy walker who was shot and nearly killed by david gatlin. also joining us is jeffrey toobin. >> how did you find out that gatlin was serving as a trustee in the governor's mansion. >> i have never been contacted by the mdoc or anybody about that. the way we found out was a website for the department of corrections in mississippi. you can look opan inmate by last name or number, and i kaunconsty kept a check on him. there for a while, he was being transferred around between different facilities, and it was quite a shock when i saw in november of 2009 he became a trustee at the governor's mansion. >> you knew that he was a trustee at the governor's mansion. you knew that was a road to getting pardoned as other killers have in the past. did you try to contact theme, tell them he shouldn't be working at the governor's mansion? >> we tried to plead our case. when i found out in november, we tried for about four months before we got a meeting with lucien smith, one of haley barbour's legal adviser. it was pretty much a pat you on the back meeting, listened to what we said, said, yeah, tha

it's amazing how virtually every plane i take is full or nearly full. >> randy, thank you very much forour thoughts. michael, you as well. i have to go, on the other hand. i will start my weekend now so enjoy the rest of the show with the two ladies. i'll be back monday with news moving markets in asia. >> and, christine, i promise i wasn't trying to make you leave any earlier. we were saying good-bye to silvia earlier. but have a wonderful weekend and i will see you very soon. stay tuned to cnbc. treasury secretary tim geithner will be on u.s. "squawk box" at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. and coming up later in the show the dow and s&p 500 will shoot again today for new highs. will markets be able to hold and build on these levels? [ male announcer ] technology accelerates at a relentless pace. anything not moving forward... is moving backward. [ tires screech ] [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the 2013 gs, with the lexus enform app suite -- the most connected information and communication technology available in an automobile. [ engine revs ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there'

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how bad is the damage? >> reporter: you know, randi, it's pretty bad. take a look at what is going on. this is a vitamin and health food store. people are just now assessing the damage and trying to clean up and see what is left. what we can tell you, though, is storms ripped through this main part of branson, missouri. this is the main district. a lot of theaters and plazas. as you can see, the quilt store, the fabric store, part of that ripped off. we don't know of any injuries here or anybody that has been severely hurt but we just got here and are trying to assess what is happening. this is the main strip in branson. a very tourist attraction, to say the least. and this is just a week or so before spring break starts so thankfully a lot of people weren't here but they want to clean this up before the height of their season starts, just before the summer. people are cleaning up. several state troopers and people down here trying to assess exactly what is going on. we are here, too, trying to talk to people who survive these terrible, terrible storms. randi, back to you. >> wendell,

randy richardville. he is in novi i see he is standing outside. thank you richard, welcome into the war room. >> hi governor. how you tonight. >> i am great. i'm sure you all are celebrating the fact that arizona were just called for your candidate. and now our focus is on michigan. but just to introduce you to our viewers, you were the guy who sponsored the legislation that moved the michigan primary up. maybe you can tell them why. >> yeah. sure. well last year we passed some legislation that consolidated elections in michigan so we would have one in february one in may, one in august and one in november. and any time there was an election statewide we would use those dates. the republican national convention wanted us to go to super tuesday, and we thought rather than having a political machine telling us what to do we would live by our rules. and the other thing was we would like the rest of the country, especially those who are voting on super tuesday to look at michigan and see we're a purple state and listening to the candidates pretty well and it's a neck and neck race but i think mitt will come out ahea

how are they going to provide the contraception? >> randy the former chairman of the arizona republican party choing us this morning to talk about mitt romney who he is supporting. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> still ahead this morning on "starting point," remembering war reporter marie colvin. reporting on war's innocent victims up to her final hours. the last story she did with anderson was heart breaking. this morning going to talk to her family, mother and brother and sister will join us live. stay with us. all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power to

>>darya: how about instead of getting me that really expensive toilet like tom brady, just do football. randy moss wants to play and terrell owens want to play. who would you want? for >>gary: fox flickr soft >>gary: i would probably want to rowland's. randy moss just does not want to do with anyone. fifth thought at the very least and probably would have him. terrell owens is the needy. randy moss appears to have gotten away from the game. but >>darya: did you think someone would use them? he is 35. what >>gary: i think randy moss would get a chance, i did nothing to rollins well. >>darya: like he said, there are all of those other reasons, the randy does not have those problems. >>gary: needy people not apply. it yourself or root in the can still play, someone will give you a chance, if you are like teal, 4-5 kids you are not supporting, people did not want that around. >>gary: you are showing enthusiasm for something you could really care less about. you have no interest at all in this. >>darya: i am keeping up on this. >>gary: we did not grow up with eyes hockey. if you up a championship

>>shepard: how without feel if you spent all this money searching for this for years and years and years. >>arthur: i disagree. >>randy: $500 million, they found skit they is to give it back. >>shepard: here is the gold and they will deliver it. get your gold. quickly. unless you found the gold on the bottom of the deep blue sea. we will see if the supreme court rules. two cop respond to a either woulded car fire and a man is trapped inside and they spring interest action, putting their own lives in jeopardy. we will show you incredible video ahead. [ male announcer ] to the 5:00 a.m. scholar. the two trains and a bus rider. the "i'll sleep when it's done" academic. for 80 years, we've been inspired by you. and wve been honored to walk with you to help you get where you want to be ♪ because your moment is now. let nothing stand in your way. learn more at keller.edu. on one of the most powerful mobile apps out there. i'm trading here every day. and i'm customizing everything. everything. from thought, to trade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. i'm with scottrade. and seven dollar trades are just the start. ♪ [ r

how would you react? suddenly there is a chain saw and you have a three-year-old and the dog peed. >>randybad people go free to make sure one innocent people doesn't get locked up. a balancing act. >>shepard: at least no one got shocked. >>randy: katherine jackson got shot&she died. >>shepard: an equipment problem releasing would active gas from a nuclear plant. we will tell you where is what you need to know about it. and hundreds of american citizens have turned up on the no-fly list. this new at&t 4g lte is fast. hey. did you guys hear... ...that mary got engaged? that's so 42 seconds ago. thanks for the flowers guys. [ both ] you're welcome. oooh are you guys signing up for the free massage? [ both ] so 32 seconds ago. hey guys you hear frank's cat is sick? yeah, we heard. wanna sign the card? did you know the guys from china are in the office... [ speaking chinese ] [ male announcer ] stay a step ahead with the 4g lte galaxy s ii skyrocket. only from at&t. ♪ >>shepard: this is "studio b" at the bottom of the hour, and time for the to which the news. a reactor at a nuclear plant in cal

how yeardley love died. now back to jessica and kai. >>> denise, thank you. still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. >>> turmoil, three more football players have decided to leave coach randy program in randall park. >> mark has the very latest on what's going on at the un,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> tough times continue for the university of maryland. sports director mark viviano joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: when a few coach takes over it's common for students to leave and there's been an exdouse since their coach left a year ago. and today three more hit the door. o'brien was the conference freshman of the year two seasons ago. last season his first over ed so o'brien had to share time. ezel says in a statement he is disappointed in o'brien's decision to leave. o'brien is reported to be interested in transferring. 24 players have left the maryland football team since etzel was hired in january of last year. >>> and there are some growing pains on the maryland basketball team under first year mark turgen. they were beaten this week and stogen was benched for about five minutes total. turgen said he took stogen out because of his three shots selections. he expe

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how al qaeda got these printer bombs through security and onto planes. revealing investigations, fascinating characters, stories with impact. this is cnn presents with your hosts tonight, randiand dr. sanjay gupta. >> good evening. whitney houston will be remembered as one of the greatest voices of her generation and many of her closest friends say the troubled star was poised to make a comeback. but that comeback, as you know, was tragically cut short with her untimely death. >> whitney houston's soaring talent was shadowed by her struggles with addiction and her marriage. don lemon looks at her rise to fame, her fall from superstardom and the final hours in her troubled life. ♪ but above all this i wish you love ♪ >> that legendary ballad, that >> that legendary ballad, that blinding beauty, that breathtaking voice. ♪ and i will always love you >> whitney houston, the shy jersey girl who belted her way to superstardom, six grammys, and a record seven consecutive number one singles. for a time she was pop's greatest love of all. ♪ it is the greatest love of all ♪ >> to hear her voice was a miracle because for anybody to be able to do with a voice what she did with hers spea