society who i think have not done a very good job of worrying about that problem. >> reporter: richard freeman means politicians, businesspeople, and his fellow economists. >> you have to think of ways of distributing job opportunities and the ownership so that everybody has a good stake. >> reporter: singularity's vivek wadwha agrees. >> we will have to learn how to share. we will have enough to feed the whole world and to look after our people. the question is: will we have the greedy investment bankers and the greedy politicians trying to horde it all for themselves? if we do, we will have social upheaval. >> reporter: not surprisingly, wadwha, who oversees academic programs at singularity and also teaches at stanford, duke and emory, thinks ever higher education is key. >> one of the problems in america is that we believe that education ends when you graduate from college. wrong! in the new world, in the new era of technology were going to realize that education begins when you graduate and you join the workforce. we have to keep our skills current, we have to keep learning, we have to kee

and that worri economists like richard freeman. >> we don't want it to be that there'll 20 or 30 billionaires controlling everything, and the rest of us struggling for the one or two jobs that are out there. >> reporter: but professional futurists like ray kurzweil, whom we interviewed remotely by something called teleportec, insist that technology is making everyone rich. >> i don't agree that there's the have-have not divide. you know 20 years ago if you took out a cell phe in a movie that was a signal that you were a member of the power elite. today there are five billion to six billion cell phones. all of them will be smartphones in a few years. in fact anybody with a device like this or any of these devices is carrying around billions of dollars of capability circa 20 or 30 years ago. >> reporter: the conference mantra: high tech as cornucopia machine, churning out more than enough to go around. singularity's chairman, peter diamandis: >>ast century if you had a watch and i d a hunk of gold and i traded you, now you have a hunk of gold and i have a watch. this century is all about: if yo

avery freeman and richard herman. vilma, he went on to tweet about this, too. quite publicly saying, quote, as i said before, i never paid more intended to pay any amount of money to any player for intentionally hurting an apoebant. he is also saying the nfl relied on at best, heresy. were there recordings, richard, or documentation, would there have to be in order for the nfl to suspend a player on something like this? >> fred, there was an intense investigation done by the nfl. i don't know every avenue they turned up. i don't know all of the witnesses they interviewed, what information they got, but roger goodell acted as the judge and executioner here. he made the sole determination, vilma what not allowed to parm in that. appeared to me that maybe he had spicy gumbo, bought he brought this ridiculous lawsuit i have here. ridiculous lawsuit which is going to be dismissed. >> really? >> no way -- >> avery. >> no way he's going to be able to prove actual malice or a complete disregard for the proof. >> avery -- >> that's not why he filed it. >> you agree. how

avery freeman, cleveland. richard herman, las vegas. gentlemen, avery, you first, she's alleging they fired her because she's in her words, too hot, too sexy. they knew who she was. if it was about her, i guess, image, didn't they assess or think about that when they hired her? what might have changed? >> i don't know. because she was a tempworker. she was there for two days. what is very interesting, unless some employees at the lingerie company are going to back her up, i don't know how one proves that. she claims they wanted her to tape her breasts down and minimize her mammaries and be less sexy or something like that. at the press conference, which was a bit tasteless. i don't know that the lawyer could have gotten closer to the plif than she did. an intriguing issue or whether or not she was picked on because of her gender and because of religion. she claimed that the bosses were orthodox people who they were very conservative, but it was a lingerie company. so i think it's -- it's pending at the eeoc. >> is that what you're sayin

avery freeman, and richard herman. good to see you as well. all right, this is something else. this is a different standard your ground kind of case taking place in florida. marissa alexander said she fired the warning shot to scare her husband. then she ended up facing aggravated assault charges. was convicted, sentenced to 20 years for that act. avery, what went wrong here in the case of her defense? >> oh, my goodness. you want a laundry list? fredricka, this is terrible. number one, it does call into question the issue of stand your ground. i mean, if stand your ground has any meaning at all, it is when a dejenerate husband or man decides to beat up a woman, that is when in this case, mrs. alexander did what she should have done. she didn't shoot the guy. she fired at him as a warning, and now she's convicted of attempted murder. because of mandatory minimum sentencing in florida, this is a 20-year sentence even without any prior conviction. is really is a miscarriage of justice. >> richard, why was this a failure in a stand your ground defense? why is this not working in h

i asked avery freeman and richard herman how she'll be able to prove that. >> it's very interesting.know how one proves that. she claims they wanted her to tape her breasts down and minimize her mammaries and be less sexy or something like that. >> how you get to sexual discrimination and religious discrimination here is beyond me. the fact that gloria all hp wrong is in the case tells me that -- >> have you gotten that phone call from her yet? >> richard and avery. you will hear more from them later on. on this case and others in just a few minutes. >>> cnn international's jonathan mann joins me about a story making strange headlines. one headline goes something like this. berlusconi, girl masquerades as obama. berlusconi being the former prime minister of italy, and bunga bunga the name of his infamous parties. you take it away. >> can i say at the outset, if there's a child in the room or you're creeped out by the antics of older rich guys who can do whatever they want, this is not for you. we're talking about silvio berlusconi. forced out of office in november, but still in the h

i asked avery freeman and richard herman how she'll be able to prove that. >> it's very interesting.know how one proves that. she claims they wanted her to tape her breasts down and minimize her mammaries and be less sexy or something like that. >> how you get to sexual discrimination and religious discrimination here is beyond me. the fact that gloria all hp wrong is in the case tells me that -- >> have you gotten that phone call from her yet? >> richard and avery. you will hear more from them later on. on this case and others in just a few minutes. >>> cnn international's jonathan mann joins me about a story making strange headlines. one headline goes something like this. berlusconi, girl masquerades as obama. berlusconi being the former prime minister of italy, and bunga bunga the name of his infamous parties. you take it away. >> can i say at the outset, if there's a child in the room or you're creeped out by the antics of older rich guys who can do whatever they want, this is not for you. we're talking about silvio berlusconi. forced out of office in november, but still in the h

"too tall" freeman, a helicopter pilot who flew into landing zone x-ray to help deliver ammunition, supplies and to rescue wounded soldiers. this is about 40 minutes. >> this is dr. richard verone, today is veteran's day, november 11th, 2005 in washington, d.c. n crystal city, hilton, and we are commemorating the 40th anniversary of the battles of the ia drang valley in 1965. major freeman, thank you for doing this and i want to ask you a little bit about your memories of those days in the ia drang, and if you could, before we get to some of the specific things that happened, can you tell me about your training for those type of missions. i know talking to pilots you had to throw some things out the door and improvise, but could you tell me what you brought into that battle? >> experience. i didn't have the privilege of training with their assault. my commander, bruce crandall did and they trained for two years on this air assault business that they were undertaking and it was of course a brand new concept of warfare as far as the army was concerned. >> right. >> but i was already an experienced pilot. prior to coming to that organization. i had been -- i ran for a year

richard preview of some of the summer blockbusters >> the dark knight rises final installment of director christopher nolan telling of the batman saga joining christian bale anne hathaway as cat woman tom hardy morgan freemanng june 15th. ridley scott back prequel to genre he helped create prequel to 1979 classic alien prometheus in search of origins of humanity. prometheus june 8th. tobey maguire spider- man movies among the biggest box office hits ebert the preboarding of the series with social network's star andrew garfield as the amazing spider- man back to its origins of amazing spider-man opens july 3rd. the expendables 2 action stars sequel to surprise hit mature action heroes sylvester stallone and bruce willis arnold schwarzenegger featuring jet li jason stathumam chuck norris opens august 17th and ready for jason bourne muti with out? matt damon jeremy renner takes over as the action hero jason bourne matt damon was a rigidly attached to the project but backed out after learning the art regional director would not be part opens august 3rd. for children there is madagascar are 3 and in comedy ted the story of irreleand irreverent talking teddy bear from the twisted mind of family guy crater. more