>> and then she says to you, it's not russell. >> it's not russell? >> it's not russell. could not have shocked me any more. everything i had known my whole life was just gone. the whole time i thought, this guy had done it and it wasn't him. it wasn't him. >> narrator: dna as we now know does not lie. the sample taken from angie samota's body did not match russell buchanan? >> do you feel guilty for having done everything -- >> to put somebody behind bars? >> done everything you could to put someone behind bars and to death row? >> of course i did. i thought this guy was it and i was going to get him. and he wasn't the guy. so everything i thought was truth was not truth anymore. and yes, i felt very guilty. still do. >> narrator: she felt guilty, russell felt anything but. all those years, he had been unaware of how hard sheila had worked to convict him. all he had known was the intense heat police had applied. but even now, russell just can't seem to get the words i told you so out of his mouth. >> it doesn't change anything angie's life hasn't been resurrected, but my

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senator richard russell, georgia. senator john keeper, kentucky. representative gerald ford, michigan. honorable alan dulles, washington. john j. mccloi, new york. the special commission is instructed to evaluate all information. federal bureau of investigation is make a complete investigation of the facts. >> russell was justifiably flabbergasted about what johnson had just done. russell had told johnson he didn't want to serve on this commission. he couldn't serve on this commission. >> now, mr. president, i don't have to tell you my emotions to you but i just can't serve on that commission. i am highly honored you'd think about me in connection with it, but i couldn't serve with chief justice warren. i don't like that man. >> must have been for russell a nightmare situation, but he salutes and accepts the assignment over a final protest with the president. you know, johnson used a similar set of strong-arm tactics on the chief justice. johnson settles on warren very early on as the only man who can run this investigation. when warren gets the in

the city and county for the deferred investment statement and further reporting and approval the russel uncommon update and review a board approval for the da replacing the funds offered when the funds were implemented the we utilized some fund they are over to replace it is cover that on the review funds and last thing we'll be covered for full review an update on gold maker for the phone bill i think other than that the last item was the meeting on the mission statement we'll go back to the committee for a fallout approval port authority. >> questions of the chair. >> if not i'll open up for public comment on item 9 seeing none, i'll close it thank you very much for your report. >> item 10. >> the investments 2014 for the update. >> good afternoon karen with the workers' compensation russel was retained in 2010 to monitor the sf d custom toward date we last reviewed the glide path in 2013 and changes made in early 2014 i'm sorry the glide path has been updated since the 2013 we have john and russel to provide a brief presentation and answer your questions. >> go ahead. >> thank you fo

johnson listens to him, hangs up the phone and decides that even though russell doesn't want to serve, he will serve. johnson then has the white house press office issue a statement to the press corps announcing that the commission has been formed and that richard russell is on it even if he doesn't want to be. >> i hate to bother you again, but i want you to know that i've made an announcement. >> an announcement of what? >> of this special commission. >> oh, you have already? >> yes. and i -- may i read it to you? the president announces that he's appointing a special committee to study and report on all the facts and circumstances relating to the assassination of the late president john f. kennedy and the subsequent violent death of the man charged with the assassination. the president stated that the majority and minority leadership of the senate and house have been consulted with respect to the full special commission. the members of the special commission are, chief justice earl warren, chairman, senator richard russell, georgia, senator john sherman, kentucky, representative ha

russell up 19%, s&p up 19%. why? u.s. growth was exploding. that's what we're going to see and why the russell does well. >> and i heard what you say and i agree with you, misinterpreted by some, they took the headline without understanding the nuance. valuation was also a big part of his thesis, all stocks fairly valued here, 99, 30, 40 times forward earnings was hard to argue fair value then. >> first of all, that was leading to 2000 when valuations come. you have to be careful about citing p/es. what drives markets are earnings not p/es. p/es is a fallout function of earnings. we're not overvalued by any stretch. i would say that maybe the uk is more fully valued than we are. maybe the msci europe is more fully valued because of the components which are financials, which are telcoses, not growth stocks like health care and technology here. making us cheaper than those markets. >> thank you very much, stephen weiss. coming up on the fast money halftime report which retailers landed on the nice list this holiday, which ones were a bit naughty

we get to him. >> reporter: that's russell you see with the christmas lights on his head. he's put them on his helmet the past few years. st. john said it helped in spotting him. >> from above, we assume that he was completely involved. >> reporter: at this point, and it's tough to see, st. john tries to get russell out himself. >> i reached over for one guy, and i was trying to get brett with my other hand, and we couldn't see him. >> reporter: so now all those inside could do was put water down the hole to fight the flames and wait for a ladder. at one point you could hear him say -- within four minutes a ladder is dropped down and russell climbs out. while seemingly a short time for st. john -- >> every second seemed like an eternity. >> reporter: despite everything that happened, russell wasn't seriously hurt and is already back at work from. the wheaton rescue squad, cameron thompson, wusa nine. >> the residents escaped the fire thanks to a working smoke alarm but another loam was flooded in the aftermath after one of the fire hydrants malfunctioned, blowing off a pip

but the russell showed some muscle.out that, gary b. is that the place to put your money now because it is the least scary? >> well, yeah, i think it is one area. look it, i favor large caps for the majority of this year and they have done very well. i think they have outperformed the russell. so maybe a lot of the money is going to kind of an underperforming sector, but, i think the main point you're on, the world except the u.s. is, seems to be in pretty dire straits. russia's struggling. europe's struggling. the ruble, it seems like the only safe harbor right now might be the u.s. so if you want that safe harbor, the russell 2000 is potentially a great place to look. liz: okay, tracy, is there an area where you look at and say within the russell that is the place? we had a couple of people in the past hour 1/2 say simply stay with the u.s. right now? >> that is the thing, liz. most of those companies, homegrown, u.s., don't have exposure to overseas as my bulls and bears partner gary b. just said. go with an index. d

dow, s&p and russell 2000.k to the trading action and mary thompson. >> we just struck the highs of the day for the dow industrials. this record rally we have seen in fairly -- continuing along with the dow, russell and s&p we have seen gains in the utilities. two record levels in today's session. let's take a look at dow leaders. we are seeing strength in some of the worst performing. investors doing a little bit of bottom fishing. pfizer and wal-mart higher. wal-mart in the wake of positive retail sales for the holiday shopping season. utilities have been on fire lately. these are some of the best performers among the s&p 500 over the last month and strong again in today's session. we want to point out that some of the banks are hitting multi year highs. we could see short term interest rates high. that will be a positive for some of those with large retail deposit bases. morgan stanley trading at its best levels since 2008 earlier today when the s&p financial index traded at its best levels since 2008. a mul

i love russell. [ cheers and applause ] can't wait to talk to him.ping by, from the hit show "the big bang theory," mayim bialik is here. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll also have standup from fahim anwar. now, as many of you know, i love my dog frisbee. and last night, my dog frisbee and i -- >> oh, wait, wait, wait. excuse me, seth. >> seth: uh -- yeah? yeah, can i help you? >> is that it? no more topical jokes? [ laughter ] aren't you missing a news story there, seth? >> seth: well -- uh -- you know, i'm sure i missed some. we can't make fun of everything. >> well, this is a pretty big one, seth. i think everybody in this audience is waiting for you to tell a bill cosby joke. [ cheers and applause ] right? that's what i'm saying. >> seth: it's not really something -- it's not really something i want to make light of. >> oh, i get it. you scared? [ laughter ] little too nervous to make a bill cosby joke? that ice a little to thin for you, there, sethy? [ laughter ] >> seth: no, it's not that. it's just, it's a really delicate issue. >> oh, i get

the russell 2000 hitting intraday highs earlier. direction down to 5 1/2 year low. it is the lowest level for brent of this year so far. we have the report from baker hughes this hour reporting a sharp decline in the number of rigs going offline in the u.s. another indication that energy companies are starting to pull back. >> should we do the yahoo finance question of the day? i think we should. where do you see stocks heading in the first quarter of the new year? here are the results. 54% said stocks will climb and move higher. 22% say they will stay flat and 24% said stocks will drop. that is what makes a market. >>> let's go see what is coming up on "street signs." >> coming up crude oil hitting fresh five. can it hold above $53 a barrel into the close. we will tell you all about college football $48 million man. is he worth it? and can you name today's charts? single best performing stock in the s&p 500 this year. the answer and a lot coming your way on "street signs." "power lunch" returns right after this short break. i take

three game balls and conversations with michele tafoya from russell wilson and kam chancellor. >> russell wilson has said we work too hard not to be great. tonight, a team single game record for offense. what was behind that explosive performance? >> we believe in each other, man. been working so hard. our defense make us work in practice. we make those guys work in practice as well and we believe in each other other. our back against the wall we kept working and luke willson was unbelievable tonight and doug baldwin and paul richardson and marshawn lynch's run, does it get better than that? look at the fans out here tonight. doesn't get any better. >> marshawn lynch a career long for him, 79-yard run. what did it look like from where he were standing? >> i was wondering if he was going to go out of bounds. i think that is better the beast quake one. that was pretty special. >> you go back to seattle with a chance to get the number one seed. the way you guys are playing at such a high level, what would it mean to have a road to the super bowl go through seattle? >> it would be great thing

i think russell wilson did real nice job. made some plays tonight. we have to be better on some of those plays. take your hat off to him. >> the eagles host the cowboys next sunday night at the linc, for first place, in the nfc east. beasley reese, cbs-3, eyewitness sports. >> right now 5:08. the search for missing college student shane montgomery takes family and friend to the eagles game. handed out flyers, to tailgaters before yesterday's game, hoping to get some new tips. no one has seen shane since he left kill dare's public in manayunk early thanksgiving morning. the reward for information is now up to $50,000. >> after weeks every protests sweep the country, president obama is weighing in on the simmering tension, find out what he find out about the country's racial divide. >> black bear being blamed for horrible tragedy on the highway. chain reaction every events caused by that animal. also: new york city gets a taste of royalty. i'm don champion in manhattan with a look at the itinerary for the duke and duchess today. >>> shaping up to be we

with us is russell habit burger's ceo.-centric but big enough to go public and you skyrocketed 120%. what did you think got investors so excited about habit burger? >> yeah, well, i think the number of things. we've been doing this for over 45 years. and i think we have a concept that really fits lifestyle today, that has a strong value proposition, that not only is centered in the better burger category, but offers a number of other items, fresh salads, sandwiches, sushi sandwich that has mass appeal for today's consumer. liz: so interesting to see the changes, we have seen the stock of mcdonald's suffer, burger king is private, and partly owned by warren buffett. it becomes the story looking at wendy's or jack-in-the-box, fast food isn't that attractive to some consumers, but what you do is. 1969, santa barbara, california was when the first one opened. but you have expanded. talk about where you look to expand in 2015. >> well, we currently have over 100 locations. we recently opened our first restaurant in north new je

i don't know if you are short the russell. >> i am not. charles: you know this is a trade a lot of guys on the street like, russell is way too expensive. >> there are a couple of issues with small caps, the russell 2000, it is expenseive but also the economy is not on super strong footing right now, so those companies will be much more voweler ier -- vulnerible. job numbers have been mixed. they are improving. but there is is a hiccup because of a slow down in europe or in china. whatever the cause of that hiccup, small companies are going to get hit harder with large companies with strong balance sheets, it is natural investors will sell those first, that is what we're seeing now, if you are not in a small cap right now, i would hole off, i would not enter them in this space. if you own then, and holding them for 3 years you will be fine, 6 months -- >> we like a lot of them, they are volatile, and average investor can be shaken out of them, that is really where big guys win sometimes, they can push you, you blink. today 49% of these russ

russell wilson 26 yards. in the end the team is to bloom for their mistakes. >> there's a couple times where we had missed assignments and it hurt us and you can't do that against a good quarterback those are things will clean up. it wasn't as bad as i think it looked. you know what i mean. i think russell wilson did a really nice job. he made some plays tonight. we have to be better. >> all right. so the eagles had chance late russell wilson throws and malcolm jenn concerns caught that. dallas is now a must win for the eagles next week. got put this game behind them. >> you have to answer to yourself and you know how well you played and you know how, um, how you performed on a given day and you're going to have days where you're really successful we've had days like that and you'll have days where it doesn't work out the way you want it to work. you aren't going to pack your bags and go home. we don't have group like that dear mojo, thanks for inspiring me to be as good as you think i am. this holiday season

eagles knew they had to contain russell wilson. easier said than done.econd quarter trent cole bit and 26 yards later it's a touchdown. the super bowl m.v.p. wilson threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns and seattle's defense held the eagles offense to a chip kelly career low of 139 yards the final score 24 to 14 and still the champs seattle. >> establish the run. thought we could do a better job up front. didn't get that starter the way we wanted to get it started. we had a couple shots there. we got them with our one play but besides that there wasn't a lot to write home about offensively today. >> they have a sound system. they have great players in every spot so like i say we just didn't really give our best showing out there and that was unfortunate 'cause that would have been a good one for us. >> no problem. three divisional games left. we'll win those and win the division. lesley van arsdale will have more highlights from this game and locker room reaction coming up in sports. natasha. >> beas thanks so much. >>> good samaritan is in critical con

nate brian, they got weapons on the of ends, if they get after romo not mobile like russell was, russellble care of business sunday. >> they have to. have to. >> it will be a jill monday next week. >> promisee. >> yes. >> are you counting ton? win, w? >> yes. and dallas wear the blue. >> thanks, jolly. >> well, this is great. little league sensation mo'ne dave list add another honor to her long list of accolade this year. the ace pitcher will join 150 of her friends and teammates to celebrate sports illustrated sports kid of the year. they'll all take the field at the linc for some fun activities with 76 michael carter williams. and wnba star, skyler, all happening later this afternoon. >> oh, i hope they can put a hoop up. she place hoops, as well. >> she is a a talented kid. >> and very good in school. that's the bottom line. honoring the performing arts, that's coming up here next on the "cw" fill. >> i meet the new class of honor ears when we return. >> honors, al green, tom hanks, musician, and fellow honoree, sting, says he was surprised when he received a standing ovation from the

it was a great thrill to russell wilson.s was the first time grip -- glimpse of the secret photos -- makeped made mid-game adjustments. every time russell wilson does this -- the nfl is watching and so is microsoft. this season, the nfl entered the digital age with custom microsoft surface tablets on the sidelines area diu appear is where cameras captured the images, carriages are controlled by the nfl. footage and ithe tablets on the surface on the sidelines. >> this has been revolutionary. >> coaches and players are cheering a digital transformation. >> we used paper with the old system with flipping through the pieces of paper. you only had two pictures. with this you have a lot more views. >> is a bureaucratic process. the guy sits here on the sidelines in this booth and he has a computer where he manipulates the images and then prints them on a laser printer and hands them off to the coaches but now it is done digitally and sent to the surface where the layers and coaches can work their magic on the sidelines. and theyr

russell 2000 year to date.are at record territory for the russell but it's only been the last couple of months to make that push to get up there. it's up about 13.5%. you can see here just in the last couple of months so far this year. so it's only up about 4% year to date. returns have come from here. and another part of the market mid caps. slightly bigger than the small caps stocks. the s&p mid caps also in record territory and look at the last couple of months. near 14% gain just in the last 2 months since the beginning or middle of october, october 15th when the markets had volatility and then look at the large cap stocks. s&p 500 index, a less volatile route than the other indices here but again, the last two months where it's been up 12.5% seeing the gains accelerate into year end. and if you're looking for where the real strength has been driving the market higher at least from a performance perspective, three indices that stood out there so far. technology up 20%. a big deal. cyclical index. also healt

>> perfect example is talking about the russell 2000 recovering. market people not trying to trade the mega cap tech names. you want and you have the potential in this market for 100%, 200%, in small and mid cap games. anyone investing in google has to have realistic expectations. if you look at the consensus price target, that implies it's about 644 or 645. that implies about a 20% upside. the valuations reasonable. not a bargain but not overpriced at 27 times earnings so i think it's a preference. there's other opportunities for much higher gains in tech right now and google, though, i think is a low downside, stable play of the future of technology. >> eric, which names do you prefer? since you're not a fan of google. >> well, it's not that i'm not necessarily a fan of google but friend started without an argument of how it's good from a long-term ten-year perspective and these things aren't proven and then you have the eu and other problems with regulators looking at potentially shutting google down. you know, to me the most attractive stocks a

you mentioned the russell. maybe we can throw up a one year of the russell. the russell tried two times, three times if you go back late last year to top some of these levels. it has not been able to do it. 1213 now. all-time intraday high for the russell. that has not happened since july 1st. >> finally joining in the party. besides the markets, retail today is one of the busiest shopping days of the year according to shopper track. dom chou live from a mall in new jersey. numbers starting to come. in. >> that's right. people are starting to come in here more. a lot are coming here physically to use the gift cards they got. one of the big headlines we've seen already this holiday season is walmart is starting a gift card exchange program with website card cash for consumers to bring some of those gift cards they may or may not use and exchange them for walmart gift cards. this is a pilot program. that agreement allows people to take a gift card from any one of these stores and turn it in for decent amount of value in terms of a walmart gift card. spreads var

. >> on page 18 that makes a reference russel is forecasting volatility numbers and your railing is doing this for a long time go the history of some accuracy could you provide when you make a forecast 20 years ago or 10 years ago how accurate and i don't have any evidence to support anything other than an anecdotal i would say our capital foovrts process is based on a long term equality and we know it varies over time we incorporate the evaluation adjustment of the entity within the modeling process but it is relatively constrained so we won't see large judgements to the entity strains so over periods where the entity stream our forecast would be inaccurate but over the last 10 years for example, the forecast for many of the especially entity clauses relatively consistent with our exceptions for 10 years ago but it will vary depending on how risk and i versus the market is versus the overall cap. >> i think so what you're trying to say don't worry the - both return numbers and the risk numbers i want to see how well, you've director heinecke done it going forward you believe the market w

russell 2000 index, which hasn't hit a record since march. stocks have seen quite a comeback in the last few weeks. the s&p up 5%. . energy and utilities, the biggest winner since that date. do you stick with these names into the year and beyond or is now the time to make a change is this. >> i think there's stuff you want to change in here. the stuff's that's run in the last few weeks. we talked about the integrated names, i also think these guys have moved 10 to 15% above the board. didn't cut and created this havoc. i think it's a place where you take some problems. emerging markets, even though we're at five plus year highs. this is where i spent a lot of my time investing. i think there's some places that had a big snap back rally and overall, the index, i may be the most bullish guy in the desk in terms of the set up, but china the last couple of days, more stimulus. you've got every other central bank providing a pastway for equities in 2015. >> you can still be bullish because if you believe that rates are going to start to rise more

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russell later told reporters it's clear hong kong residents voluntarily launched the campaign. he criticized the chinese government for holding what he calls a nasty view that the protesters were instigated from outside. >>> investors are pouring in to the u.s. dollar. they feel it will pay off well. you have the details. what's going on? >> i do. investors feel it is a good time to buy the dollar. especially true if they have a lot of yen. interest rates on u.s. treasury notes and the ones on government bonds are headed in opposite directions. american yields are rising where as jgb's are falling. they are selling the yen and buying the dollar and taking it to levels they haven't seen in seven years, four months. the dollar is nearing the key level of 120 yen. now at 119.83-86. analysts say there are other reasons behind the surge, too. u.s. services sector data beat the market consensus. overnight the dow jones industrial average posted yet another record high. the stronger dollar seems to be supporting the japanese stock market. share prices are continuing higher today. the

you won't acknowledge it, russell. you won't acknowledge it. >> let me say this to you.he broken glass laws and the way that the police approach communities is a problem. the police are afraid of the community. if we want to start with the core or the crime that ensues in the black community or the fabric of the black community is in some ways disruptive, it has everything to do with your war on drugs. and 95% of the people who go to jail for nonviolent first time offenses are people of color. >> is selling heroin and crack on the street a violent crime? >> what i'm saying is -- >> that's an easy question. can you answer that question? >> 95% of the people who are incarcerated. >> am i invisible? are you not hearing me? are you not hearing me? >> i don't think selling drugs is a violent crime. >> no. so you and i have a final disagreement. i think selling hard drugs is violent crime. >> i think oxy could theon is a hard drug. i think vicaden is a violent drug. >> in chicago, there is an epidemic of violence driven by drug gangs. i haven't seen through. >> i'm in chicago

. >> you know russell? good guy?> he would never do that. >> he specifically xwafb me your name. >> once he's got everybody completely confused. he brings them upstairs to show more of the devastation. >> like the last chance to tell me anything you know, maybe if you could help me out, i could help you out. >> they find an office full of brand-new computer equipment. >> is this a joke? >> i'm not exactly a detective. >> he had the help of one of the employees and partners with tiger direct, a top computer retailer that put this together. got the sponsors on board to donate all this brand-new gear. for the kids, a box full of tablet computers. >> that's awesome. >> this is the kind of prank you love to see. they are just making the lives of not only the employees, but all the children helping this organization, they make their lives better. this is such a positive prank. >> the question is who is cleaning up the mess? russell will have a lot of work ahead of him. >> the master of creating a lot of catchy songs is bac

russell returned to the green for the year.ail names bringing in nice numbers. >> tough day for dancing. we're watching markets sell off the lows. up off the lows of the day. dow down 220 points and 457 names are lower. that being said, take a look at some of these retailers. goldman sachs likened the gas prices we've been seeing to a middle middle-class tax cut. some of the analysts think there will be a quelings between lower gas prices and shopping. office depot, all gaining. office depot up four and a half%. very interesting to see that. ebola stocks changing the tone. some of these names are up 80%. they've been beaten down recently. a jump for lakeland. time magazine names ebola fighters has its person of the year. and these micro cap stocks get a big pop. adam. adam: thank you. it's a headline. almost too mind boggling to believe. 99.9 percent of all internet traffic crosses through one broadcom chip either in your home or hand device or across a computer network. and the success of the company is reflected in the stock

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the russell 1000 which includes the largest companies traded in the u.s. has gained more than 12% in '14. the biggest winner skyworks solutions. the chipmaker has risen 150% this year thanks in part to strong demand for the apple devices it helps supply. investors say it was a perfect mix for many of the biggest tech stocks. >> intel, nvidia cisco, oracle these are all stocks that we own in the technology space did well in 2014. primarily because they were really undervalued heading into the year. >> reporter: airlines also had a good year both southwest and american airlines more than doubled, as fuel costs have fallen and ticket prices have risen on stronger demand. in pharma companies including intercept, allergan posted strong returns as well. helped by attractive dividends. but what about the biggest losers? >> energy stocks have been battered and bruised. we actually like energy heading into 2015 because the stocks have gotten to be so inexpensive. >> reporter: oil and gas producers including sandridge energy and oasis petroleum have tumbled dramatic

bill russell stating gary has the number one sport shell.y: he's the greatest winner in the history of sports bill russell. >> reporter: was the best jury about you in 30 years was the best story about you gary in the last 30 years >> gary: i took a chance all time was just a different era now. jason put that together he's a really good producer. jason could to get and still my favorite deal. that was 10 years ago. >> gary: this fred bouchard yelled at me the most. to the director on the set. he was yelling all the time retired to the good guy >> gary: r.e.m. older kids were grown and so what am i gonna do here i dislike the work all the time some the best move that i had was going on the radio i can work to live 80 years old. wait about three years and to give find anybody better than look rea. a second best move was befriending grant. >> gary: that's enough 30 years. everybody else is downstairs drinking and happy. were closing the door on one chapter an opening avenue chapter sneak peek coming up next >> pam: are right where set a tonight

eagles knew they had to contain russell wilson. easier said than done.e in the second quarter he gets passed trent cole and others and he's gone. 26 years for the score. seahawks tied the game. super mole mvp threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns and seattles defense held the eagles offense to chip kelly career low of 139 yards. final score 24-14. and still the champs seattle. >> establish the run i thought we can do a better job up front. obviously didn't get that started the way we wanted to get that started. they did a good job. we had a couple shots there. we got them on one play but besides there wasn't a lot to write home about offensively today. >> they have a sound system and they have great players in every spot. so, um, like i said we just didn't really give our best showing out there and that was unfortunate because that would have been a good one for us. >> all right. this sets up a sunday night showdown the birds tied with dallas. a top the nfc east and they meet next week at the linc. natasha? >> all right. beas, thanks so much. >> a good

russell: you lied to us, amanda. you told me you hadn't seen your husband in days.t he was killed, you assumed he was on a training mission for trp. this video says you knew exactly where he was. and he was on more than just a "training mission." look, i know what this looks like, but you're wrong. no, i'll tell you what's wrong-- you coming to me asking me to find out what happened to your husband, when you knew all along. no. it is not like that. crawford: okay. tell us what it's like, then. the past few months, bobby has been different. at first, i thought it was just this new job at trp, i mean... but a woman knows when her husband is... is what? straying? he said he was going to trp that night, and i followed him. crawford: downtown. to the condo. yes. and i confronted him. and i was going to confront that woman, too, whoever she was. but on the way up in the elevator, bobby swore to me that he was innocent. that he really was there training that night. he was doing a base jump from a condo tower. he showed me his wingsuit, he showed me his gear, and i... i had

tory russell is the founder of a group called hands up united. he is in new york city tonight.ider is a paralegal who became an activist in response to michael brown's death in ferguson, missouri. she's in st. louis. and jessica pierce is a co- founder of a group called the black youth project. she is in san francisco. jessica pierce, why do you can march? >> hi, how are you doing? >> woodruff: why do you march? i march because this is literally our lives at stake right now. it is literally our blood that's being shed on these streets. every 28 hours, there's a black person killed by a police force in this country. there are more people getting shot and killed on the streets here than in any line of defense in any other country. so really, what i march for is my life and my right to live it. >> woodruff: molly greider, is this about race or is this about something broader than that? >> i think first and foremost it's about race. i think, beyond that, there are broader issues, but i think that the issue at the forefront is certainly race. >> woodruff: so why do you march? >> bec