didn't if you will please welcome shawn (clapping.) thank you we've been out here for three or four days on market street. i want to remind everyone what an amazing place this is. this looks like a design but it's about people and creating a zone where it's a circumstances. it's a circumstances because the things are get people out of their shells. we joked this is kind of a a lot to do it get people to hold hands but here on market street it seemed like somehow we've boxed ourselves in this is a place for people to be themselves. and when you talk about innovation it's about a mindset and a way of seeing of world. i think about this as a tradition of innovation. those dishes were developed 30 or 35 years ago and they were a brilliant idea and all this light we've been repreponderance of the evidence in a unique way of evenly lightning market street. the tinkering beverage was an experiment 3 started with in the lab but if i could touch one and touch each other i'll have more fun. and so we want to bring the spirit of that kind of crem

caleb and sister eden are living with their dad, their parents shawn and jennea are divorced. first born was a natural ham, caleb, here at 6, busting a move to 'n sync's song "girlfriend." ♪ >> he just had that energy that really attracted lot of people to him. because he was so fun and good-hearted. >> reporter: to give their kids a better life, the gordleys left behind the tough, crime-ridden streets of dayton, ohio, for the tranquil suburbs of sterling, virginia, where shawn is a corporate i.t. manager. >> i was happy with the area, i was happy with the school. the community seemed to be very active and social and kind of close-knit. >> reporter: after the split, jennae moved back to ohio to go to school, but never missed a beat with her kids. how much did you monitor his social media accounts? >> a lot. and that was the one time i didn't in that particular day. i would have saw the signs if i would have just looked that day. >> about the parties and talking to friends about it. >> he was looking for someplace to go that night. >> reporter: so, at the stroke of midnight, ca

shawne come back, wally joins us. stay with us.and is your land" with pete seeger last of the animal farm aid concert, one of his last performances. he passed away on monday at the age of 94. you can go to democracynow.org to see our interviews with pete seeger over the years, including a new clip we dug up from our archives when he recalled the peekskill riots of 1949 when he and the singer and actor paul robeson were attacked. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> we turn now to the renowned playwright, actor wallace shawn. he has just returned from brazil where he gave a special performance of his play "the designated mourner" to journalist glenn greenwald who first broke the story about nsa whistleblower edward snowden. through three characters, his play reveals the claustrophobia of a shrinking political landscape in a formerly liberal land. the play was staged at the public theater in new york city last year, but greenwald cannot attend because of fears that

la shawn -- by the way, i'm coming to you from downtown philadelphia and rabid eagles fans, la shawnle named la shawn. >> thank you. >> but december 28th, melissa, was when la shawn was cut off and she cut off with 1.3 million other people. that's up to 1.4 million people now. who are being cut off of long-term unemployment. you know, we are coming up on martin luther king day tomorrow. and one of my favorite quotations from dr. king is when he said, our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. and we have not been silent on the democratic side of the aisle in the house of representatives. i was very proud and pleased to be asked by my fellow freshman representatives eric swawell out of california and dan kildee out of michigan to join a protect of the fact that speaker boehner did not bring up the bill to extend long-term unemployment benefits. it is a shame. it is unprecedented. right now, long-term unemployed constitute 2.6% of those in the workforce. long-term unemployment rate right now. the highest it ever was before since 1959 when they cut off lon

and this is the path that i took when i went to meet shawn gaines. >> 29-year-old shawn gaines had spent most of the last six years in the special management unit, awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge that could land him on death row. >> i've lived here longer than i ever lived in one spot in my entire life even growing up as a kid, so it's just, you know -- i have yet to call it home, but it is what it is. >> gaines may not have wanted to call it home, but his security threat ranking dictated it. he was segregated because he was once a major player in a violent arizona skinhead movement. >> i was the notorious leader of that skinhead group. my lifestyle was full of hate and violence. >> so with all of that hype, i was expecting shawn gaines to be a very intimidating character, but when i first met him, he wasn't. he looked a little bit more like a benign, pudgy teddy bear, and he was nice. >> i've taken up drawing. i can't quite say i'm an artist but i like to draw a lot and three times a year i draw a large stack of cards, and i donate them to the children's hospital. >> but

. >> an officer is bringing shawn a watch.had to stop. >>> and later -- >> i had been to elmer's, just walking around a shopping center, waiting for my next victim. >> one of our most chilling interviews, explores the mind of a serial rapist. look after them with centrum silver. multivitamins with lutein and vitamins a, c, and e to support healthy eyes and packed with key nutrients to support your heart and brain, too. centrum silver. for the most amazing parts of you. >>> "lockup" has been documenting life in some of america's most hard-core maximum security prisons since the year 2000. in 2009 we went behind the walls of prisons overseas for the first time on "lockup: world tour." we discovered that while many of the challenges facing these prisons were the same, the differences were startling. that was especially true when we visited prisons in belgium. among other things, we learned that when an inmate escapes from a belgian prison, authorities will try to catch him, but not charge him with an additional crime. >> the law

. >> de shawn powell makes his hate tread well known. they rarely see each other.tective custody inmates are segregated from general population. and for the time being, powell is separated as well. he is in administrative segregation after a confrontation with an officer. and for powell who's in jail on 14 felony charges, including assault and robbery to which he has pleat n has pled not guilty, conflicts are common. so much so, jail officials have difficulty housing him. >> because he's been in so many fights, it's hard to keep shuffling around and finding a spot where he can be in a dorm and have the same privileges as guys got in the dorm. due to his keep froms. it's kind of hard to find him a spot so he ends up mostly in single cells because it's easier to deal with his behavior that way. >> i have a reputation. when i first got here, i took initiative, beat up people, controlling floors, running floors, every time i've came back it gets worse and worse. >> he says his history of prior convictions all stems from a drive to be looked up and feared by his peers.

senior correspondent eric shawn has the story from new york. >> chris christie's second term begins with uncertainty. >> so help me god -- >> congratulations, governor. >> despite the hugs, kisses, and warm wishes, he took the oath of office as the new jersey legislature ramped up its investigation of his tenure. the overwhelmingly democratic senate and assembly merged two investigative committees into one joint committee to look into the bridge scandal and allegations christie's administration abused its power. the governor did not directly address the scandal but alluded to what he called disasters of a natural sort, noting the heavy snow that had canceled his inauguration party tonight. >> it's only fitting that in his administration, with more hurricanes, snowstorms, flooding, and disaster of the natural sort, that of any administration i can remember in my lifetime, that we begin the second term in the same way.

shawn, you broke the story of these e-mails. for you what are the remaining questions you would like to have answered? >> well, i think governor christie addressed the immediate and most damaging concerns, and that is he denied that he had any involvement. what's left unresolved is how this came about, who was involved. he didn't do much to explain the broader narrative of how this could happen, especially within the confines of his inner circle. so i think that those answers will be sought both in the press in various investigations that unfold over the coming weeks and months. >> and shawn, the fact that there are heavy redactions in the documents you received, is that raising eyebrows in new jersey? do you know who made those redactions? >> that came up in today's hearing. the explanation by david wildstein's attorney was that these documents and the redactions weren't pertinent to the requested information in the subpoena. there will be some scrutiny of that. and i think there's going to be some conversations between legisla

and federal investigators said aluminum dust had piled up and detonated. 33-year-old shawn boone wasnic at the plant. his sister, tammy miser, got a call with word that her brother was seriously injured. >> shawn and a couple of his coworkers were in the furnace room. and there was an explosion. and then there was a second more intense blast. >> what happened to him? >> he laid on the building floor, and the aluminum dust actually continued to burn through his flesh. >> and how severe were those burns? >> he had third- and fourth-degree burns between 92% to 100% of his body. >> the doctors said what to you? >> they told us that there wasn't any hope, that his internal organs were burned beyond repair. they wouldn't even bandage him. they just--they said that the only solution we had was to take him off of life support. >> shawn boone was 1 of 15 people killed in dust explosions that year. it was a turning point for carolyn merritt, who was then the head of the chemical safety board, the federal government's own experts who find the cause of the nation's worst industrial disasters. me

great. >> good afternoon shawn murphy bay west development. it's owned and operated several places for almost 40 years. over those 40 years we've preserved the design center and the other property we own is the gallery it's adjacent 101 adams total 6 seven hundred square feet and we have two sites in direct approximate that will help with the ground floor show rooms and serving retail to the area. we've seen a great deal of change to the district in the 40 years and most importantly in the past decade. this project application that was described allows for flexibility which office use together with the existing show romance. currently, the building is occupied by trade only show rooms and a ground floor cafe as well as other architects and interior designers. this will insure the viability of the gallery which is where the showroom tenants will be concentrated. that's important we keep the neighborhood vibrant >> thank you. president hasz and commissioners i'm larry with urban planning and i'm working on this project for bay west. i want to le

. >> nathan kent browse meow shawn. lynch has earned the nickname beast mode i asked if meow shawn goes beast mode. >> we found wilson the seahawks pony in the crowd. what's the reaction to wilson. everybody is freaking out. everybody wants a picture of him. he's very famous. >> we also met olive a three legged rescue dog sporting a blew coat. not only a people friendly rahl ooh but animal friendly rally. people standing up above the building overlooking the square and hundreds of seahawks fan but a lot of 49er fans. >> they are starting to come into town. i'm excited about this, we've been isolated bay area people, but the 49ers in the air as we speak, and they will be arriving as soon as we get done with our special at 6:30. we'll head over to the 49ers hotel and greet them and we'll have that tonight at 10:00. see the mood they are in. i imagine their spirits are high. we'll be back with "road trip to a championship" following this newscast. >> real quick. it cold up there? >> okay. well, guess we can't get to them.

great. >> good afternoon shawn murphy bay west development. it's owned and operated several places for almost 40 years. over those 40 years we've preserved the design center and the other property we own is the gallery it's adjacent 101 adams total 6 seven hundred square feet and we have two sites in direct approximate that will help with the ground floor show rooms and serving retail to the area. we've seen a great deal of change to the district in the 40 years and most importantly in th

during a free throw, he bends down and unties the shoe of dallas' shawn marian. it didn't affect the free throw but the knicks win 92-80. come on, guys. >>> the olympics in sochi are one month away. so if you're not quite olympic caliber, but you still want to get some major air like these pros, we have the solution. at arizona snow bowl, participants were able to soar 20 feet off a ramp, landing safely on to a big old air bag. now, that looks like a blast. >>> just ahead, the late paul walker's fate has been decided. we have the details when we return. >>> welcome back. good monday morning to you. we're watching a storm system now off the california coast. unfortunately it is heading up towards the northeast. this is going to move into washington state and also areas around portland as we go throughout the day. unfortunate we will see some rain. have the umbrella with you. not a ton. maybe a third to maybe half an inch in most areas. the forecast for today, showery weather in the northwest. we keep that threat of showers as we go into tomorrow. >> no complaints

shawn speaks on behalf of the republican national committee and communications director over there. good to see you. thanks for being with me. >> thanks for having me. >> let me just read something that you probably already have seen, veteran gop strategist work on campaigns for george w. bush among others. he said, quote, there's no clear leadership in the republican party right now. no clear direction or message and no way to enforce discipline. because there's a vacuum and no shortage of cameras, there are plenty of act ors happy to audition. what say you to your fellow republican mark mckennen? >> times have changed since mark was in the game and there's a lot more opportunity for folks to tell the message. i don't think that's a problem. there's an official response, delivering the spanish response, translated from what cathy rogers will do. the more republican voices out there offering an alternative to the current state of things -- >> doesn't that -- >> our policies, the better. >> shawn, doesn't that dilute the voice? if you have four separate voices, which voice is the voi

he's been identified as 22-year-old shawn walter bear. boyfriend of one of the victims says her family is still in shock. >> she did not deserve this at all. out of all the people, she did not -- she didn't deserve it. i don't know what his goal was, i don't know what his aim was, mad at the world. there is definitely a family grieving for her. >> police shot and killed the suspect, shawn bear, who was holding the store manager at gunpoint when they arrived on the scene. >>> some people in west virginia are still without water this morning following a chemical spill, and there are new concerns this morning. health officials advising pregnant women to continue drinking bottled water. one expert says they just don't know enough to determine for sure if the water is safe there. an employee for freedom industries, the company behind the leak, is proposing a theory that the chemical leak was caused in part from a broken water pipe near its property. this is no comfort for the mayor of charleston. >> i can't believe that what those folks did wa

. >> reporter: even great surfers fall in waves like these and santa cruz surfer shawn dollar took a nasty spill but also had two of the day's best rides. >> i'm used to the cold water. i surfed out there tuesday. it feels comfortable to me. mavericks feels comfortable. it's my home. >> reporter: we saw some great rides from shawn as well and other local surfers including grant washburn and shane desmond and all three today me with waves like these they would have been out here surfing today with or without a con tsa. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. tsa-- without a contest. robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >> about half of the contestants are from the greater bay area, santa cruz, 1 from san francisco, another pacifica and the rest from as far as south africa, brazil, australia and hawaii. www.ktvu.com has more from the mavericks invitational. we've posted more of that incredible raw video from news chopper 2 flying right over the surfing competition, really get a sense how big those waves are. look for turned our hot topic section of our homepage. >>> an elementary schoolteache

but i think there is room for more ideas, but more importantly, shawn, are you running for office? >> i was a busboy, a waiter, a bartender, i did every job available in construction. we're stealing from our kids. isn't, tucker, this an issue of morality at this point? >> there are still those jobs available and very few americans siem seem to want to do them. there are still busboys, find one that speaks american english. as kiersten said, the deficit has moved, that's because the government is taking in more money. it's very difficult to get anybody to give up a dime for anything. everybody is crying catastrophe. we're putting children on the street. hurting this group, hurting that group. you really have to get everybody to buy in on this. if you could do that, it would work. >> that's the point. it's impossible to sustain this, kiersten, isn't it? >> absolutely. it's one thing that we can definitely agree on, that we have far too high of a deficit. we have, you know, out of control debt. and something needs to be done about it. i do think obama has put some things in place that

. >> isn't that cheating a little, shawn? >> uh-huh. >> we all know shawn slips once in a while. shawn eats cookies here and there. i'm not going to hold that against him. i don't think there is a person who drives a car that never has broken the speed limit. >> hubert's other prescription is lots of exercise. something that phillips could have only dreamt of when he first arrived here. >> when i got here, i couldn't do one pushup. not even. now i have so much energy i don't know what to do with it half the time. i can do bulldog pushups. ten sets of ten. i will do that anywhere from three to four times a day. >> he looks fantastic. he has definition in his muscles. he has a neck now. his calf muscles are hard as a rock he has been exercising so much. >> to lose weight. there is one thing phillips needed more than anything, an inspiration. >> everything i am doing in here to better myself is so i can be out there for my daughter when all of this is done, because that's the whole reason why i am doing what i am doing. >> for phillips, losing weight has given him a new outlook. eve

i'm eric shawn. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm jamie colby. we have seen serious problems from the weather. jfk, where they never close runways in snow or cold conditions today, frigid air which starts moving in today and extends into early next week, which we'll hear more about, eve in places like north dakota, meteorologists are predicting ice-box like conditions with temperatures expected to drop as low as 25 degrees below zero, and that's without the windchill. coming up in "sunday housecall," we'll tell you how to protect yourself. the governor of minnesota isn't taking any chances. he's already announced he'll close all public schools tomorrow. he did that late yesterday. something officials there haven't done in more than 15 years. got to check in with meteorologists live in the extreme weather center here at fox. jfk, they had a delta jet that skidded on the runway coming from toronto, where they know how to deal with weather. and now, some closures, folks trying to get home after the holiday could see some big problems. >> so much to

cofounder of fly well, barry's boot camp and shawn t. creator of insanity or as i like to call them, the trilogy of torturers. barry, let me start with you. i've seen the results of your work. one of my producers who's worked on this show has been beasted from quite a chubby lad into a sort of refined, lean machine. >> rock star. >> at the barry's boot camp. so it works. >> that's one of the main reasons people keep coming back. >> what's different about your barry's boot camp that is different to others? >> good question. it's running and weights. it's very basic training. it's put in a group atmosphere where you have the camaraderie and encouragement and support to push and be pushed really hard. >> can you get properly fit by either just doing weights or just doing running? is the best combination both? >> both. the combination is really the winning combo there. >> let me turn to you. the flywheel is a phenomenon i'm not really aware of. everyone i mention it to says oh, the flywheel. it's clearly a big phenomenon. what is it and how

i do like shawn. he's a heck of a coach, but we'll go through the process, and hopefully -- there's a lot of great coaches, like i said, out there, and he's a great person and a great coach. >> jay, have you talked to robert yet at all? >> i have not talked to robert. i looked forward to it, though. >> michael philadelphia lips "richmond times dispatch." this is a franchise that's been through a lot of head coaches. what kind of answers did you get when you were doing your due diligence that led you to believe you could be successful here? >> just talking to mr. snider, dan snider and bruce. i just have a firm pleef everything they were saying and their passion for the team and city is legitimate. i'm a pretty good reader of people. i can tell when i'm being lied to. i can't honestly tell you this, that dan snider and bruce allen have the fans' best interests at hard and the players' best interests at heart. all they want to do is field a winning team. they're given me an opportunity to take this team

i'm eric shawn. follow me on twitter there it is eric shawn on fox.ing you on twitter. are you following me on jamie colby tv? thanks so much for joining us. have a great sunday. we are going to seen to you washington right now where the news continues. have a wonderful day. >> take care. >>> president obama is promising an optimistic message in his state of the union address tuesday night. but while top aids say the president wants to work with lawmakers, they are also warning he is prepared to do an end run around them. will the president say anything the american people want to hear? we will ask our political panel. and we're less than two weeks away from the opening of the olympic winter games in sochi as westerns about possible terror attacks grow. one congressman says ring of steel not sharing important intelligence information. we have a new report on that. gun law in california comes under fire and drives two manufacturers out of the state all together. misses its target while could gi p

shawn, you broke the story of these e-mails.questions you would like to have answered? >> well, i think governor christie addressed the immediate and most damaging concerns, and that is he denied that he had any involvement. what's left unresolved is how this came about, who was involved. he didn't do much to explain the broader narrative of how this could happen, especially within the confines of his inner circle. so i think that those answers will be sought both in the press in various investigations that unfold over the coming weeks and months. >> and shawn, the fact that there are heavy redactions in the documents you received, is that raising eyebrows in new jersey? do you know who made those redactions? >> that came up in today's hearing. the explanation by david wildstein's attorney was that these documents and the redactions weren't pertinent to the requested information in the subpoena. there will be some scrutiny of that. and i think there's going to be some conversations between legislator's attorneys and mr. wildstei

. >> families and victims in benghazi making a new push for answers and the mother of shawn smith will tell us about that. >> every time i see this on tv, i see bloody finger prints crawling down that wall. i keep asking everybody. do those belong to my son. and no body has told me anything. >> time for a quick check of the head lines, 25 al-qaeda militants were killed in the balth with the troops in the battle for ramadi. they are trying to avoid an all out battle for control of the city. >> north carolina investigating the shooting death of a mentally ill teacher. the police responded to a desturbance in the family home. he was tazed and a shot rang out seconds later. >> and on a lighter note. an ohio woman making new friends. she saved ducks that might have froze to death. her husband needs earplugs to sleep. the good news is they have dinner for the next few days. >> you are not making that up. >> i did make it up. >> that did happen? >> the story i did not make up. >> but they had ducks and they brought them inside and now they can't sleep because they are too loud. >> quacking. >

the suspect shawn king appeared in court this afternoon. he is accused of killing a store clerk early thursday morning. prioras acting strangely to stabbing him 75 times. a judge denied bond. the uniformsate for the u.s. olympians were revealed, the state department issues a warning. the uniforms -- athletes are being cautioned to not wear them outside the perimeter. >> we give this kind of guidance around big international events. this was based on discussions with the state department. >> thousands of americans will be traveling to sochi. they are doing everything they can to keep everyone safe. an exit strategy is in the works in case of any kind of emergency. dallas buyers club is getting a lot of buzz these days. what does arch campbell think? he takes us to the movies with this review. >> you have tested positive for hiv. >> matthew mcconaughey has won the golden globe and screen actors guild award for his portrait of ron woodruff, a dallas electrician who tests hiv-positive in the mid-1980s. reading up on his condition, he determines

shawn snyder is still missing. yesterday they called off the search for him.died in the crash. >> one of the things that brian did was make the decision to go into the military, which was a selfless act. he knew that he was taking a risk and he knew that his life might be in danger but he said to me, jim that is what i want to do. >> he served in the navy for years, the second sailor killed is wesley van dooren. >>> they honored this officer by this sign. he was killed then. the suspect henry albert, jr., was caught and is awaiting trial. >> fair weather in your forecast for friday with wet changes coming as early as tomorrow, giving you a look outside the doors and isn't that a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge, temperatures warmer than yesterday and again things will be changing as we get going through the weekend, so the ridge bringing high pressure and that is really about it. fair skies along the coast, we have got some instead the bay and inland communities as well, i do expect those clouds as well as those coming our way, those are your temperatu

in the olympics in sochi. >>> shawn white is in the finals to make the u.s. team again. he's made it to the final round of competition he could clinch the slope style birth if he is the top american qualifier at today's event in colorado. the battle for the half pipe is still too close to call. >>> 5:26 is the time. golden state warriors guard steph curry could go from all star snub to all star starter this year. he is currently in second place among guards in the western conference. voting runs through the 20th of the month. this years all star game will be held in new orleans on february 16th. warriors fans were disappointed last season when curry did not make the team despite averaging 21 points at the time. >>> three fires early this morning in san jose within blocks of each other. how these fires are just the latest in a string of suspicious fires in san jose over the last three days. >>> we're live in oakland where a student is shot after getting off the bus to go to school. we'll tell you what the principal is doing about it today. >>> northbound 101 and westbound

this was serious and it led to the then district supervisor shawn. several of the visits from the inspection namely raymond louie to name some. in the previous version of the construction drawings that i've reviewed in september 2013. i indicated the 24 inch would be measured to the bottom of the concrete foundation. let me see. i think i can - maybe i can work maybe i should turn it around. okay. this is the line of the original foundation of the north foundation of 25 trouf and the bottom of the under pinning piece. we want to have the underpinning not to expose them. the agreement was to provide 25 inches to the bottom underpinning piece. the drawings show it's not 24 inch to the bottom of the foundation but 24 inch to the bottom of the drain route. so i have been working with mr. yeez and his team. now, mr. you rained a new structural engineer the team was solomon to replace the fan who was the civil engineer on the project but he since then moved out of the area and declined to participate on the project no more. i filed on appeal on december 29

officers arrested shawn greg at his home hours after he arrested a bb&t branch. bond is being held without until his court appearance next month. public schools have apologize for hiring seven convicted felons. the district said that they discovered the criminal records while viewing the files of andoyees hired between 1996 2009. the district had moved to an online application system that rejected anyone with a felony conviction. the district said that none of the felons were convicted fornst crimes -- convicted crimes against children. three have since left the school system. drivers may have to pay now to park on the national mall. >> a big change. >> the national parks service says that too many commuters take advantage of the service intended for visitors. we have more on what it could mean for drivers. >> a couple of times per week, shanika parks on the national mall. she says the public parking is not only convenient to her job downtown, but it is free. >> my job is here. should i not be able to park here? >> the parks service is considering a proposal to p

joining us from albany, shawn bushway, one the leading authors of the study, hubert williams, former police director in newark, new jersey, law enforcement veteran and served as the president of the foundation. >>> from new york, parker, the director of the justice program of the american civil liberties union. professor bushway, let me start with you, be what provoked you to look at this particular set of data? >> well, there has been a growing interest in the use of criminal history records by moistures and others, and the question arises, what percentage of people are going to be affected by policies that are directed at individuals with a criminal history record? so as the most minor record, what is the most prevalent in data. and we published a paper that used this national survey by the department of labor to answer this question, and we came up with an estimate that said about 30% of american youth, by the age of 23, had at least one arrest. and this was compared to the only previous estimate in the literature from 1967, only 22% of people had an arrest in 1965. and it led to

. >> reporter: and there will always be people such as shawn benson where the bitter cold doesn't bother them. >> beautiful weather, like getting out in the morning. plowing all the driveways, there are a few neighbors to do. love it. >> everybody is driving pretty slow, pretty safe. >> so faring okay? >> faring okay. >> a group calling itself the washington, d.c., snowe ball fight association staged a snow paul -- snowball fight for last night. >>> in here news, an anne arundel police are looking for answers following a grim discovery. sky 9 was over the scene where the body of a woman was found on a golf course this morning. the discovery was made at the bay hills golf course in arnold, maryland. authorities calmed the woman avenue death suspicious. former virginia governor mcdonnell causes his indictment on corruption charges an unjust overreach by federal prosecutors. the department of justice claims mcdonnell once thought to be a presidential prospect and his wife improperly received location shopping sprees and other gifts from an owner of a company that makes health supplements. >

> simon: shawn henry is former executive assistant director of the f.b.i.ble for the megaupload investigation. >> henry: no different than if somebody has a warehouse where stolen property is being dropped off. if you created the environment that facilitated it, and you encouraged it, and you incentivized people by paying them to drop off stolen property, i think that you are complicit. >> simon: in its indictment, the justice department calls megaupload a "mega conspiracy," a "worldwide criminal organization whose members engaged in criminal copyright infringement and money laundering on a massive scale." but kim argues that he is not legally responsible for what users chose to do on his site. >> dotcom: am i the one who's at fault if users upload that kind of stuff and up... re-upload it again? do i have to go to jail for that? because i didn't do it. i didn't upload these things to megaupload. >> simon: the indictment called you a pirate. they weren't just charging you with copyright infringement. it was a whole list of crimes-- racketeering, money laund

this was serious and it led to the then district supervisor shawn. several of the visits from the inspection namely raymond louie to name some. in the previous version of the construction drawings that i've reviewed in september 2013. i indicated the 24 inch would be measured to the bottom of the concrete

this was serious and it led to the then district supervisor shawn. several of the visits from the inspection namely raymond lie