the new al jazeera documentary freeway crack in the system, following the rise and poll of freeway ricks. the man considered responsible for ushering crack cocaine into los angeles and eventually across the country. he talks candidly about his upbringing and what led him to drug trafficking and his eventual arrest, including the fact that he was illiterate until he was 28, as his friend explains his inability to read cost him his ticket out of poverty. >> we had to fill out the enrollment application, i was like you filling out your application, what this say and what this say. that's when it hit me like the ugly truth that it was that he couldn't read and write. >> when they found out i wouldn't read and write, they said there was no way i could come to their school, and that basically ended that. critics say that's as a result of the failed educational system. to appeal to kids from multiple backgrounds. here to discuss this more, who wrote and directed freeway crack in the system, and from new york, associate professor at new york university, and author of the book a search past sile

rick and monica, have a great weekend and happy birthday rick. >> yeah, i just crossed your flame offparty. >> oh no,. >> he's holding up beautifully, isn't he rick. >> really is. >> appreciate it. much more still to come on "action news" tonight. it's a decision every parent struggles with whether to spank a child. well, tonight pope francis is sharing his thoughts on the topic. >> and once again, 6abc is partnering with the philadelphia fire department to help save life. we'll have details. add glam 32 degrees in philadelphia. we'll catch a break, a little thaw this weekend as 50's will try to invade. we'll have all the numbers coming up in accuweather. >> jeff skversky has sports including a and update on an injured flyer when "action news" comes right back. stay with us. >> nearly three dozen vehicles were caught up in this crash in upstate new york. it happened this morning at about 45 miles north of syracuse after a heavy band of lake effect snow moved over the area. crews had to detour traffic off of the interstate for hours following the accident. no word at this hour if there

welcome to "forbes on fox" let's go in focus with steve forbes elizabeth mcdonald michael, john and rick. mike, is this enough? >> david, it's not enough. we need to completely apply late isis, we need to do it through diplomacy and building up a big coalition in the middle east. $400 million more for jordan is not going to get it done. >> the administration claims that they have 62 nations with us in this fight. but only 4 of those countries are actually engaged and one of those four is qatar, they're the ones that initially gave money to isis. >> the $400 million is a good start and the key thing is this president is forced to follow through. the middle east knows that we don't have our hearts in it. so the $400 million in that sense is a down payment and the key thing is follow through. otherwise, it's going to falter again. >> emac, i would think that after that last video that we saw of the guy being burned to death in a cage that everybody's heart would be in this fight. >> that's right. that's a turning point. right now the fight is at a turning point. give jordan what it needs jo

one of our friends rick quan is here. good to see you here, rick. the honorable mayor of san francisco and the cousin david lee is here. [ applause ] >> one of the most ferocious players on the court, one of the most genteel and fun guys off the court. damon green. [ cheers and applause ] his nickname is the senator which is why i have him separated from ed lee because when you talk about election results, i don't want to have two politicians together. one of the rising stars as he is. [ cheers and applause ] and a man who continues to dominate the nba from seattle to all star weekend to years in the league office in phoenix and now the president of the warriors, lebron james business, rick welch. [ cheers and applause ] now, events like this are always important to the warriors because there is two baseball teams in the bay area. there is two football teams in the bay area, but there is one basketball team and this is the one team. we are the bay area's team. you think about it whether it be from napa and sonoma all the way down to fresno to sacram

i think rick perry, rick santorum were pretty much the guys they were the last campaign. i think ford very different reasons, they need to do more. >> we talked about rick perry during the live stream. what is his position? how does he positioned himself to be different than anybody else? >> there is a side of him that people that have met with him privately, he is more cerebral. like a suburban dad. there were moments when he was exactly like he was in 2012. the problem for him is that everyone is waiting for the hoops moment -- oops moment. he'll vote that too much today. he came in first-round on foreign policy. very emotional on immigration. not changing the dynamic. he needs to make people say wow, there is a new rick perry around. >> you mentioned foreign policy we have been talking about it extensively. senator santorum talked extensively about foreign policy. is there any way that these guys can differentiate themselves? on an issue where everyone agrees on the broad top line points. >> very hard for them because the facts on the ground change so quickly. to get a

rick perry in 2012 and mike huckabee and rick santorum and names like bush.here's app appetite for choices. >> they are interested to see what marco rubio and scott walker will bring to the table. they haven't been on the national stage for a long time. >> reporter: scott walker is the first in iowa office. like most, he has begun hiring. some opposed his bill for comprehensive immigration reform. it's early but one repeat candidate and two new comers are already getting a lot of attention. >> i think mike huckabee is going to be a strong candidate. i think competing with huckabee is ted cruz. we're hearing a lot about scott walker right now >> reporter: jeb bush faces challenges in iowa too. conservatives think on national education standards and immigration he's soft. >> he has amnesty and commitment to the common core. those are two issues that conservatives won't play well with. >> reporter: most gop activists say mike huckabee has the early edge. >> he is a turnkey operation. when he says go, the people will be fired up and they will be with him just lik

let's go in focus with steve forbes rich mike, saab if a, john and rick younger. rich, 73% of americans say they do not think the president has a strategy for defeating isis. should we just declare war on the guys? >> number one the american people are right and number two, yeah, we should declare war because there has never been a better time. the burning of this jordanian pilot has galvanized the world including many people in the middle east. we've never had more economic bench to work behind the scenes to pressure saudi arabia and qatar to stop funding groups like this we now have the upper hand on oil and gas. if we don't do it and god forbid these guys get their hand on a weapon of mass destruction we'll reget if. >> john even some lib tear yans are saying a clear declaration of war would cut through all of the uncertaintiy. >> i guess i've got rick's slot for a second straight week. i'm going to give a rick kind of answer. i think this is a really bad idea once again. we to some degree have isis because we saw fit together rid of sad dam hue sign why do we

. >> yeah i think i'm going to be rick for this segment. i think we all recognize that politicians are fallible and very much prone to error. we're also trusting that politicians in this case can make big foreign policy decisions that won't immediately impact american lives. let's face it, isis is prominent today because we deemed it necessary to get rid of. there comes a point when we recognize we don't understand the middle east. some of our involvement makes the middle east worse off and usless safe. >> let me just come to any defense. we have given billions of dollars noto a will the of these so-called allies in the region. you think of allies like pakistan, which in some cases have supported some of the terrorists we're tightfighting. >> you're right. we made a lot of same mistakes before world war i and world war ii. we have to preserve what this country stands for. unless we have a cohesive strategy we're not going to do it. we can't do wit this piecemeal stuff of 400 million more to jordan and a couple more dollars over over and dro

town hall says rick perry must win iowa. are there going to be any must win state for any republican candidate? >> i'm open to the idea of this cycle could be different. it will still be the same for most candidates. you might make a case that jeb bush does not need to win new hampshire. i cannot rick perry being it without winning iowa or chris christie being it without winning new hampshire. >> let's say rick perry finishes second in iowa behind jeb bush and second in iowa behind rand paul and then wins south carolina. take chris christie in new hampshire. let's say he finishes a strong third in iowa and second to paul in new hampshire. that are so many candidates, so many ways to accumulate delegates. i don't see a lot of must-wins. >> in a word, yes. if rick perry comes in second, he has a past the nomination. -- past two -- pass to the nomination. i don't think there is a world where he finishes second in new hampshire and chris christie finishes second in iowa. i can imagine the path for those guys but in the real worl

. >> yeah, rick rick rick rick williams we have to thank the first responders. >> we're still listening. >> sorry about that. everybody performed admirallably at this point time this is the time period we do the clean jump and the assessment, we see in regards to what happened first and foremost and crash teams will take a look and dissect how this occurred and secondly, we're going to take a look from an emergency management point of view and haz/mat point of view with regard to the expebt of the damage that -- sternt of damage that -- extent of damage that occurred on the off ramp and the oil that came out of the tanker, as well. >> any updates on the injuries that may have been affected by or caused by the explosion? >> right now we don't have any injury updates. they will be forget coming, but we're still, again just getting the fire under control and being able to basically wind down the fire scene. at this point in time, no, we don't have a full assessment on injuries yet. >> okay. all right dan, thank you very much camden county emergency management. , ofof course, we'll continue

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news a limo driver is shot and killed behind the wheel the investigation into the deadly attack and one local neighborhood is covered in ice what caused this mess along a city street in philadelphia? but the big story is the coldest weather we have felt in decade. the city of trenton hit a record oh of zero. and the entire region is in a deep freeze chopper 6 hd giving us a birds eye view of the frozen schuylkill river oil reporter eva pilgram is outside on the bitter cold with how folks are coping but first lets get the latest from melissa magee, in for david murphy at the big board. >> hi rick, it was a cold start to our friday and record cold in elections, the record was 1 set in 1979, today coming in with a record low of 2 degrees, trenton coming in at 0, 2 degrees as well in dover so making some new records this morning in those locations. this is what you felt when you stepped outdoors this morning. 35 degrees below zero. and along the coast in lakehurst it fel

>> you gave me rick's slot again this week. >> you seem so comfortable will. go ahead. >> i to. i don't know what's wrong here. you know without minimizing for a second the who are roars brought on the world by terrorists, the reality if you look throughout history is that governments have killed far more people than have terrorists and the numbers aren't even close. if you look at economics, governments around the world have caused far for economic hardship than some theory about weather ever has. that's my problem when we elevate either one of these threats too much what we to is we empower the very governments that have killed so many people and that have caused so much economic hardship over the years. i think we need to dial both down. >> all right. steve, particularly when you're talking about global warming in light of this winter that we have here now i mean, i know they changed the terminology from global warmer to kpliemt change but at the heart of it is there suggestion that this stuff shouldn't be happening. >> since it'sen unproven theory they've become more voe sie

john. >> reporter: hi, rick. you have to be outside it can be tough.t battery powered solutions today. we looked at the basics which is layering, long johns, then an insulated vest like this one and then a good outercoat like this one that is wind resistant. people who spends a lot of time outdoors this time of year have a saying. >> there's no such thing as bad weather only bad gear. >> reporter: with that in mind we went to rei which has for decades supplied gear for those who loved the outdoors in any weather. manager danielle showed us how she dressed today to come to work. first wind resistant gloves. outercoat also wind resistant. >> below that, i have a couple of insulating layers. the blue is a full length jacket insulating layer nice and thin. >> reporter: under that an insulated vest. the layering helps retain body heat, a wind resistant outercoat like this one keeps the wind from stealing it away. one way to tell if a coat fills with ill. >> put your handled on the inside and try to breathe through it and you won't feel your breath on your h

carl: i agree with rick on that point. we have talked about good uses bad declines it was due to low labor force participation. what we see now is folks are moving back into the labor force, so the question of the dropouts, whether they would come back, there is evidence supporting the fact that they can be brought back if the economy continues to outperform. stephanie: let's temper the bull run. is there anything in the report we should be concerned about? rick: no, i do not think so. there was a 700,000 growth that came in terms of population. you think about -- it only picked up .1% when you have this gem medicine growth of population. i do not know how you can cut this any other way than building on the strength of the last three months. brendan: three hours ago we were sitting on set talking about wages and not that enthusiastic. has the tune changed? carl: we saw some bounceback. that is the missing component. we are stuck in the range bound growth rate for average hourly earnings. december was lousy pair and we had

. >> hi, monica and rick. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing that the storm system has moved out. we still have some lingering snow showers especially across burlington county right now but the problem isn't what's falling if the sky. the problem is the falling temperatures. all brought in by these very strong wind gusts. wind gusts in philadelphia currently 41 miles per hour. winds are whipping 41 in reading, 39 miles an hour wind gusts in allentown, 39 in wilmington and with the winds out of the northwest this will be pulling down some very cold air. so the national weather service has posted a winter weather advisory until midnight for the potential for flash freeze. what this means is that any roads that are wet untreated or that aren't blown dry the slush will be freezing very quickly as temperatures really nose dive. right now philadelphia 36 degrees, we're above freezing. wilmington dropped down to 33 but you'll notice allentown red andying and lancaster temperatures have dropped down into the 20'

well, it'll be nice to see him. >> rick: yeah. >> maya: you seem worried. >> rick: well, there's a lott he doesn't know, like us living in the main house and your portrait above the fireplace. >> maya: you still haven't told your father? >> rick: i've been busy, you know. i was planning to. i just didn't expect him back so soon. >> caroline: somebody's in an especially good mood this morning. >> ridge: that's what you do to me.

rick leventhal is live in it all from the heart of boston. hi, rick. >> reporter: hi, shannon.tapering off, we think but it's been snowing all afternoon and this is what boston did not need. boston has gotten 7 feet of snow in just the past several weeks, and you can see what it looks like in copley square. there are huge piles of snow lining most of the roads, the snowbanks getting in the way of pedestrians and vehicles. many of these roads are down to single lanes now, and government officials are asking everyone not to drive so the plows can clear and salt the roads. the airport has been shut down, hundreds of flights grounded. mass transit at a standstill. no ferries, trains or buses running, and the wind is whipping with gusts up to 60 miles an hour in some hours. blizzard warning remaining in parts of massachusetts through tomorrow morning because of the high winds. so the government says the best people can do is stay home. >> we continue to encourage everybody to stay off the roads and to let the plows do their job and to give us and the folks at the local level the abi

right now rick is going to do that apparently.live double scan and we have got nothing going on there precipitation wise, as we look outside. the action cam is out earlier, our veteran photographer, i love this, this is the case of the photographer thinking about what the story is and finding a picture showing it to you. we are above freezing and it's icicles are melting, we are above freezing so melting going on. winds southwest at 16 miles per hour. with the exception of the lehigh valley everybody is above freezing, lancaster and reading not a lot of melting going on but the numbers will likely climb 5 to 6 degrees and add another 5 to that 41 in philadelphia. cloud cover earlier and there are more holes to the clouds out to the west when are looking at a clouds and sun mix the rest of the way today. that is what we call it in allentown and you are cooler up north with the 57 degrees, milder, and you'll need a coat on the boards and clouds and sun and not as cold as the last several days in philadelphia, 46 degrees and clouds a

. >> hi, rick, monica. we definitely had a frigid start on our friday and almost a record here in philadelphia. the morning low temperature dropped down to 2 degrees. that's 1 degree shy of the record of one set back in 1979. so, we didn't make a record this morning but still very cold. the coldest morning we've seen since january 20th of 1994. we did however hit some records across the delaware and lehigh valleys. trenton your record morning temperature zero, two for both wilmington and dover so these are the locations where we had record-low temperatures this morning. allentown minus one and 1 degree at the airport there in atlantic city. this is what you felt, however, when you stepped outside early this morning. wind chills below zero, 34 degrees below zero this morning in the poconos, 17 below in philadelphia, fifteen below in wildwood and 20 degrees below zero in trenton. now, early this afternoon and early this evening we do have a bit of a recovery. it feels like 4 degrees currently in philadelphia

rick, why don't you talk to one of the biggest warrior fans we had. i know he was building the arena and talking to the warriors last night. >> before i bring mayor lee, i want to say how proud and happy i am. it means so much to me and i'm sure the audience as well. [ cheers and applause ] the first chinese american sportscaster i have always tried to spotlight asian american athletes and asian americans love sports just as much as everybody and you go to warrior games and you see chinese american faces there and it's great to see the warriors recognize the strong fan base they have in this community and now they are wearing these jerseys. hats off to the organization. okay, mayor. some tough questions here. are they going to ask you who is your favorite team or local sportscaster. we'll skip those questions. i know you have been a warriors fan for a long time. to see those jerseys, what does it make you feel like? >> >>mayor edwin m. lee: the greatest team is not just the warriors. they are our community's team. that's something different. it's grea

rick hotus. we thank them for being here with us. melissa, you're a camera woman but not a film maker. why did you decide to make a film about zemene. >> i never set out to make a film. i was over shooting for another project. i was following dr. rick in ethiopia when he bumped into zemene on the street. i immediately got captured by zemene's beauty and her spirit. i just felt the need to help in any way i could. one way was to figure out how to make a film on her so she could share her story with a large-- >> doctor, what brought you to ethiopia 25 years ago? >> i went to teach at the medical school in 1985 for one year. i intended to spend one year from '85 to '86. i've actually spent 27 years there. >> we talked about the curvature of the spine that you noticed when zemene walked by. what is the condition and how many young people or adults are affected by this? >> she has dysplasia. she's abnormally short. she has bad squashed vertebra. she was very unhealthy. but in fact i have -- i have about 2,000 spine patients at this point.

. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator... i think we're into something that's bigger than us... something we really can't deal with. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> she could prove what she was saying... >> crack in the system [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> it has been 6 months since 18-year-old michael brown, a black teen was shot and killed by a white cop. it thrust ferguson, missouri into the spotlight. a man crucial to this hid from the spotlight until now, dwayne james is the only city councilman. the other five are eight for a group that is 70% black. tonight for the first time since the fatal shooting he talks to the news media, on this show. we have this report from ferguson. [ gun fire ] >> reporter: the protest and riots in ferguson died down. the fires that once raised are filled with murals, filled with messages of hopes and peace. as ferguson claims to be a city in the process of healing, there are stark reminders that this is a city in transmission, there are no city-sponsored black

hi, nydia. >> reporter: hey, rick. is major that hackers could not only steal your personal data but even take control of your vehicle while you're behind the wheel. now this new report comes from senator edward marquee's office and tweeted this this morning. he says my new reporter on cyber security criminals just need an ipad to break into your car. cars and trucks today are essentially rolling computers and this new report says nearly 100 percent of vehicles on the market include wireless technologies. >> there's inherent failures, inherent security risks, if you will, that are available on all modern vehicles. >> reporter: senator marquee's report is based on information provided by 16 automakers. it concludes the majority of automaker security measures are inconsistent and haphazard in their ability to protect and prevent security breach. they pose a threat to driver security and privacy. >> any time you have a data connection like that there's a possibility of it being hacked. there needs to be security there nee

what rick did is strip the movie of plot. all, it is to be present and be creative. what makes that so hard is plot because in real life we do not have a plot. charlie: we are living moment to moment. ethan: there is this artifice. but rick has taken it away and instead substituted time which makes the movie not boring. it is so interesting to watch cinema -- cinema is 24 frames a second. as an art form, it is about time. charlie: were you influenced by your own fatherhood? ethan: rick gave me the opportunity to do a portrait. that is what i was hired to do it is the line in my psyche. it was when i was a young person, it is for any young person when you are seeing yourself. you get told you are from a broken home or the product of a failed marriage. it creates this feeling that maybe there is something wrong. as you get older you see that that is not true. one of the things i am proud of for the movie, i am proud for my own kids because i have had to walk them through the same thing i went through, which is something i swore

let's crank her up. >> reporter: rick walker knows cars, he's been fixing them since he was 15. but he has some catching up to do. cars changed in the past 12 years. the 12 years he spent in prison for a crime he didn't commit. on june 9, he walked out of court a free man. he had been serving a life term for the murder of a young woman. santa clara county authorities discovered their mistake when five witnesses came forward to exonerate him and dna evidence confirmed his innocence. what was it like finally getting out? >> it was kind of emotional. it really was. kind of overwhelming. to come back to the fear i came. i would have passed that exit because you know when you drive you drive by landmarks. >> i'm listening to you and, you don't seem bitter to me. >> no. i'm not bitter at all. >> are you angry a little bit? >> no. no. >> reporter: not angry? >> no. i have philosophy about that and i try to share it with everybody i come across. when you get mad. you're the only person it affects. >> reporter: at 2:30, the state legislature rushing to complete its session, passed a spec

rick perry. >> mark on facebook, dr.the real conservative deal. >> weigh in you can go to our facebook page and sound off about that and more. including this. remember last week we reported how the pentagon had come out and telegraphed what we planned to do in mosul to win back the largest city that had been taken by isis. it was heavily criticized by john mccain and others for telegraphing our move. now, it turns out that april offensive we were planning, it's going to be a bit delayed. >> at the time the pentagon said we have to do it in april because summers in iraq are too hot. now, the pentagon is saying in a public display of weakness and confusion, some would argue, that the iraqi army is just not ready. not capable of taking mosul back from the fighters holding the city. >> it could be fall or later or who knows. i mean, what message does this send? >> a trillion dollars spent on training these guys. ten years or more training, so what changed in two weeks from when here's the plan, april to you know what? these

. >> hi rick another day it's good to bundle up. gusty winds and low temperatures created uncomfortable windchills trenton down to 5 and philadelphia and wilmington a windchill of 6 degrees and lan city reporting a low windchill of 5 degrees, windchills are in the low 20s and teens and 20 in millville and 12 in allentown and 19 degrees in reading. the good news is as we head through the evening hours future tracker is showing the windchill is not dropping much, by 10:00 tonight and then tomorrow the winds will actually be shifting out of the south and you'll notice the windchills will be a little bit higher in the morning, it won't be as harsh as it was this morning. by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon we have a little bit of a surge of milder air temperatures manage to make it up into the 40s and in the 50s to the south don't get used to it though this is really just a one day warm-up before cooler air and some snow will be moving in by thursday, this is what is ahead i am tracking milder temperatures for tomorrow for the middle of the week

i'm so flusteredder this evening hard to say my m's. >> i can understand rick and monica. definitely a cold start this morning and still chilly early this evening. 16 in philadelphia currently 17 in trenton, 16 in allentown along the coast in beach haven 17. the winds are sustained anywhere from five to 10 miles per hour but when you factor in that arctic air overhead it still feels much colder. feeling like the single digits in philadelphia, four there five in allentown the current wind chill number zero in lancaster and it feels like 5 degrees along the coast there in atlantic city. changes however are on the way. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar showing you the storm system that we're tracking here, the area of low pressure over tennessee and it will that continue to work its way eastward so this moisture will work its way eastward and then move offshore so kind of cutting across areas in southeastern sections of virginia. you have the snow across the ohio valley that's starting to fill in, ice to the south of that and then rain across the deep south. so, this moi

rick, see you in a minute. rick santelli in chicago.il, of course as jim said is the story of the morning. jackie's at the nymex. >> good morninger. wti seeing a dollar a gain. breaking that crucial level of 50. bren crude 53.87, more than a buck. weekly gains, wti seeing 10% pop in a week. more than 13% for brent. yes, you have short covering here but also commitment of traders' reports showing new buyers coming into the markets here. some of this is technical as well. traders saying when we hit the top in japan we broke through. the upside next level. got refinery strikes continuing as well. yes, small because they only impact 10% of the capacity but bullish. retail gas prices so low, that seeps to have triggered demand in the marketplace here. seeing retail gas prices creep back up, aaa saying average for a gallon of regular 2.07. this is the time we see refining rates reduced and also switch over and see the demand for this spring driving season. yes, spring start to pick up. prices could be creeping to upside as well. back to you.

rick we -- like i said we met a few months back.d to hear that you hadn't even read karen's chapters. you were each writing a chapter one by one. you hadn't read them until a couple of weeks ago. >> yeah, the reason was, i wanted to write -- because i thought the great thing about this book was it gives two perspectives. hers as a mom. as the fighter. as the person who was going to do everything. and my perspective as the dad trying to manage everything and, as you heard, i found myself trying to be a little detached and -- it was a -- >> that was an amazing moment in the campaign. but you bring us inside your home as you write about that moment in the book. you say you were stunned and deeply hurt by that confession. >> i was because it -- it was -- it could be misinterpreted. as if rick didn't love bella, when in fact he did love bella. because we had lost a baby years before he was so afraid of that hurt again and having to revisit that. >> this becomes i guess a portrait of a marriage. you're both grounded in faith and love. but

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, the big story on "action news" this noon is the cleanup from a winter storm. the snow has moved out and it came at a really bad time and turned the morning commute into a slow and slushy mess. >> easy for you to say. >> thousands of children were kept home from school and we found some of them taking full advantage of them, some made a few bucks doing their neighbor's shoveling work and some braved the cold to clear the sidewalks and driveways here in millville, new jersey, more than 120 flights out of philadelphia international airport were canceled today. the snow and ice caused a ground stoppage for a short time. but flights are still experiencing residual delays. we have live team coverage covering our latest blast of winter. lets get the latest from meteorologist david murphy at the big board. >> this one did behave itself pretty well. right now stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you the last of the snowflakes are east of trenton and they are not amounting to much. this is what it looked li

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> in the news there is new information about the plane crash in taiwan, how a pilot's mistake may have caused the plane to go down. >>> and a water main break in delaware this morning. but we begin with breaking flus, a chester county teacher is accused of having sex with a student from coatesville area senior high school. john rawlins has exclusive details on the arrest and allegations and he joins us live from westchester. >> reporter: hi rick, the defendant is 35-year-old mark hostedleer. only "action news" was here outside of the courtroom when he was arraigned. it's alleged by the east goshen police department that in 2008 he gave a then 17-year-old female student and had sex with her on four separate occasions at his house and his parents house he lives in east goshen township and is employed at the school district where the then 17-year-old was attending in 2008 and he has been a teacher since 2007. at this point he had nothing to say today as he departed the courtroom, bail was set at $20,000 and he did come up wit

he just believes your lies -- maybe because he'd feel bad if he didn't. >> rick: ah. that's a crock, and you know it. >> ridge: is it? >> rick: i guess we're just gonna have to agree to disagree on this. and you know what? it's time for me to wrap things up here. >> ridge: wow. we're not -- we're not done here. i'm taking you down. i'm not sure how, but i will. [ ce

have to provide that. >> and, rick, steve just mentioned the president of egypt. we have to remember our president has not been terribly supportive of him. in fact he was more support tifr of the islamic brotherhood that he preceded him. they are more terrorist than this guy. >> i think in terms of that relationship it may be a little too soon to say. however, i do want to say something about the great question you asked david, about muslims speaking out. i've been digging into this. there are more than you might think, the media may not be giving them the opportunity but let me point out what happened in chicago, a woman who stood before the cameras, a muslim mother, saying, you know isil, leave our children alone. >> i remember that. >> she was ridiculed by certain television comment tarts who questioned her motives. don't do that. if you want them to speak out support them when they do. >> i praise everyone who speaks out against islamic terrorism whether they are muslims or christians or from wherever they're from. >> we support -- the civilized world would su

well for more, we go to chicago where we're joined by journalist rick perlstein. his recent piece for in these times was headlined, "how to sell off a city: welcome to rahm emanuel's chicago, the privatized metropolis of the future." welcome to democracy now! why don't you lay out this race, for people who are not closely following it, especially those outside chicago? >> absolutely. it is a strikingly stark choice for voters tomorrow about who is going to control the city. is it going to be the citizens or the 1% or the .1%? juan mentioned he raised $15 million, rahm emanuel him and misleading. he actually raised $30 million, 15 $9 for his political action committee -- $15 million for his political action committee that is used to create a chicago political machine. the things he has been able to get away with with that money is absolutely stark absolutely horrifying. we really face a crossroads for the city tomorrow. >> rick, why not you lay out some of the signature initiatives that emanuel embarked on during his first term? >> well, it is pretty striking. with