scott taylor, an investigative reporter with woio is "out front." hi, scott. when's the latest?reporter: well, let's start with amanda berry, first. 27 years old, single mom. she's come out publicly. she was at large outdoor concert, a lot of people saw that. rover fest. got up on stage and nellie actually sang her a song but and still protective on what she says. she doesn't want to discuss anything that went on in the house in order to make sure that her 6-year-old just doesn't hear anything at all about it. and then there's michelle knight. michelle knight made that passionate, impact statement in front of castro. she's really become the face of the entire story right now when she did make that statement at his sentencing. she also made sure that she was in front of his house moments before it was destroyed. she read one of the most favorite poems and she also has had a little fun and talked to the host of "bizarre foods." he was here about two weeks ago at the westside market, an open air market. the farmers come here and trade their vegetables and so forth. and, michelle, y

scott taylor, an investigative reporter with cleveland's woio is out fronts. hi, scott. what's the latest. tell us, with michelle knight, amanda berly and dina jesus. >> we'll start with amanda berry. 27 year old old and a single mom and very protective of her 6-year-old daughter. she's come out publicly, she was at a large outdoor concert. a lot of people saw that. got up on stage and nelly sang her a song but still being very protective of what she says. she doesn't want to discuss anything that went on in the house in order to make sure that her 6-year-old doesn't hear anything at all about it. and then there's michelle knight. she made the passionate impact statement in front of aerial castro. she also made sure that she was in front of his house moments before it was destroyed. she read one of her most favorite poems and she's had a little fun. she talked to andrew zimmer. the host of "bizarre foods" here about two weeks ago at the west side market, a big open-air market. farmers come here and trade vegetables and so forth. and michelle, you might not know, jessica,

eugene o'donnell, professor of law, and police study at jon jay college of criminal justice, and scott taylorative reporter with woio tv in cleveland, who got the first video from the backyard and the garage when this story broke. scott, let me go to you first. these are horrific details. but when someone first goes inside, it looks normal, right? >> it sure does, al. when you open up that door, and ariel castro knew what he was doing on that first floor. you would see toys. you would see a couch. you would see a lazy boy. but when you start to go into the dining room, that's when things started to get weird. he really turned that into a bedroom. if you tried to go upstairs, you couldn't do it. there was a porch swing he barricaded the upstairs down at the bottom of the staircase. he had curtains you. walk up those stairs, that's when things got really spooky. there were a couple bedrooms, amanda and jocelyn, amanda's little girl stayed in one, the larger bedroom, and the window was actually barricaded believe it or not with a closet door. >> now, eugene, here is some of what we know about li

taylor whose grandpa was a sailor. there you go, mr. scott who drinks his coffee hot. there it is. whose wife is not too bright, there you go. come on, dude, i'm trying to network by the water cooler. yeah, and i'm doing both of our jobs here, so you want to help out? okay, the mail doesn't stop down there, mac. i need help. all right, this is felix's pile. he receives for eric. he receives for janet. don't ever look janet in the eye because she's a horrible devil woman. i feel like you are taking this (bleep) way too seriously. will you just help me out, man? this is johnson's mail, okay? now, johnson's gone awol for the week with the wife and kids down in orlando, so i want you to keep a pile in a neat stack somewhere that's all johnson's mail. ooh, wait a second. this guy's in orlando for the week? yeah, man, come on, help me out here. oh, hold on a second, bro. this is the perfect opportunity. i'm gonna hang out in his office and pretend i'm the new guy. uh, i don't think that's gonna work, dude. uh, have you seen "the secret of my success"? uh, they're gonna catch on to you. u

scott was getting all the headlines. so when the war ended, polk is leaving, and taylor is the great hero of the war. taylor had never voted in an election. taylor had never done anything political. he had been a career military officer for his entire life. his wife, margaret smith taylor, peggy taylor, as she's known, had traveled with her husband to some of the most remote military bases in the country. she had been a military wife, the wife of a man who started as a lieutenant and ended up as a major general and taylor's politics were almost unknown other than that he said over and over again, he wanted henry clay. henry clay, of course, had lost to polk, and henry clay believed it was his time to win, 1848 was going to be a wig year, clay's party is the wig party. clay thinks he will win and out of nowhere taylor gets the nomination and clay is absolutely devastated that he doesn't get to be nominated and in addition to taylor getting the nomination, a completely obscure almost unheard of person, millard fillmore, who, when nominated, is the most obscure person ever to be nominated for president

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scott reports from there. >> reporter: he is very small, very quick and he has a distinctive orange cap, the cambodian taylord, a new species discovered through collaboration of three wildlife scientists. it started out when one tested his camera. >> how we found the bird in january of 2012 at this site, did not know what it was and then another individual saw the same bird in early june and again he did not know what it was but he got good photographs which really piqued my interest. >> reporter: and then simon determined that the bird was not an anomaly of an existing species and the scientists visited other areas, finding a population proving it is a new species. we're near the country's largest city and this is where the burr was first spotted and this is not a remote area which is why this is such an interesting discovery. the undiscovered bird hiding in plain site can be drawn out by playing a recording of its song on a smartphone and so why hadn't it been discovered before? >> the main reason is that the places that it lives are not interesting, it lives in conditions scrub and most of those birds are

scott reports. >> he's very small, very quick and has a distinctive orange cap. meet the cambodia taylor bird. species of bird discovered through a clap abrasion of three wildlife scientists, it started when one was testing out a new camera. >> how we found the bird back in january, 2012 at this site and didn't know what it was. then he went, saw the same bird in early june. again, he didn't know what it was. he got really good photographs. then that really peaked my interest. >> simon then determined that the bird was not an anomaly of an existing taylor bird species. they visited several other nearby scrub areas finding a population proving it was indeed a new species. >> we're a half hour drive from the country's largest city phnom penh. this is where it was first spotted, it is not remote, that's why this is an interesting discovery. >> the undiscovered bird hiding in plain sight can be drawn out by playing a recording of its song on a smartphone. why hasn't it been discovered before? >> the main reason is that because the places it lives aren't very interesting, it lives in dense scrub an

host: scott thanks for the call from minneapolis. author taylor branch participated in an oral history reflecting on the significance of what happened 50 years ago and where we are today. here's a portion. [video clip] >> i think the silver rights movement is a laboratory for students to learn citizenship. it is a primmer on democracy and the promise of democracy and it is a great inspiration. a lot of people want to strip all of that out of there and say dr. king was great, of a dream and that was a quaint time when black people couldn't ride on the front of the bus. we have to keep revitalizing it. host: taylor branch reflecting on the civil rights movement. next caller is joyce from arizona. caller: good morning. i'm thankful for the marchs because it was the marchs that kept me from negative thinking and start learning more about what was happening through the news media and c-span. the marchs helped me. i'm a veteran. it helped me make a decision in 1945 when i saw the plane going over after the victory of world war iii. i remember that. it j

scott back to you. >> rob, thanks so much. 5:12 on this monday morning, it's 73 degrees. >> coming up, another delay in the man accused of murdering redskins shawn taylorwe've got the latest on >> our top stories at 5:15 this morning, the death of a st. mary's county woman is now being classified as a homicide. the body of 32-year-old moneta strickland was found three notch trail in mechanicsville. police are trying to find out who killed her. >> we know a pedestrian is dead after a late-night accident in prince george's county. the victim got out of his vehicle and was hit by another car along largo road in upper marlboro. the driver we're told stayed at the scene. >> a woman is in the hospital after an apartment fire in southeast d.c. this fire broke out this morning. firefighters were able to rescue the woman and was taken to med star's burn unit, scott. >> a plea hearing is scheduled today in the case of a man who prosecutors say posted fake sex acts on craigslist. an employee in the library facility in culpeper was targeting an ex-girlfriend. charged with stalking after men, sometimes six at a day showed up at her home wanting sex. the trial of er

taylor and fresh from the "cycle" toure, coast host of the "cycle." toure, shaun spicer, the spokesman for the republican national committee issued a very interesting statement after tim scotthe invited imbroglio. he said overlooking tim scott would be like overlooking the president for the state of the union speech. is tim scott at the level of being a president? maybe the fact they both turned it down is what they have in common. >> i congratulate the show on its use of cgi. have you bill o'reilly apologize package.obviously that did not happen in reality because bill o'reilly does not apologize when the facts show he is dead wrong. but you know, obviously, right, tim scott is black,er go he must be there. he was invited. but his you principles are exist at logger heads with everything they're trying to do in the march. look, his people don't want him there. his tea party constituency would revolt the club for growth would raise up and turn him out immediately before is the next election. they don't want him there. and this party has been working for five decades on the southern strategy stoking white racial anxiety sigh anning we don't want to have anything to do with th

scott wapner is in for joe who is still on vacation. our guest hosts have shawn taylorn and ceo of sfx concepts. we have been watching the futures this morning. so far, it looks like there are some green arrows. it looks like the dow futures are up. s&p are up by about 5 points. >> the big corporate story of the morning the shakeup at j.c. penney. news breaking earlier, investor bill ackman resigning from the board of directors as part of his res ig nation, ronald tysoe former executive at federated department stores, now macy's, will be joining the board as will another board member and political ackman telling cnbc in a conversation we had exclusively earlier by telephone that he felt very comfortable with what ultimately happened. he says, i elevated a bunch of issues that are critically important by making them public. we came to an agreement t. board will now fung more effectively, he says, without the noise of him being on that board, he says what he has done will focus the bird on all the right things, also on the issue of whether he is off the board, whether he