robert, my partner in starting the project, from shreveport, louisiana. he was in a difficult relationship and his partner threatened to turn him in if they broke up for not having initially disclosed to him. that's exactly what the partner did. robert served six months in prison. he has to be registered sex offender for 15 years. his driver's license has in big red capital letters, sex offender, on it. and these cases are happening at a faster and faster and faster rate. so, the injustice for people h.i.v., horrific public health policy. you can't be prosecuted if you don't know your positive. so it's come take the test and risk arrest. laws create an illusion of safety for people who are negative or don't know their h.i.v. status. says it's somebody else's job to protect you. that's an arrogance. thinking it's the rest of the worlds' job to protect your negative h.i.v. status. the h.i.v. specific statutes are the most extreme man fess station of stigma. what is more stigmatizing when the government create as different law for some part of society base o

. >> reporter: ford was charged in the 1983 murder of shreveport murder. him guilty. >> i was locked up for 30 years for something i didn't do. >> reporter: in court documents they found new evidence that would have changed the outcome of ford's trial. details were not released and a judge overturned his conviction. >> certainly i feel bad for him and certainly i feel sorry for him but also when you look at the karks everybody had good intentions. it was a mistake. >> my son was a baby and now they have babies. >>> omar villafranca, cbs news. >> when we return, comedian in chief president obama uses humor in a web video that's gone viral. at kmart, we're helping you make your paycheck go further with surprise points. surprise! go to shopyourway.com and check your account. kmart. get in. get more. ♪ [ girl ] roses are red. violets are blue. splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. ♪ splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. it's a very

was she is from shreveport, louisiana.w up in los angeles until i was about seven, then bakersfield, california. she was a minister in the church of god in christ. she could not be a pastor, so she circumvented that by every church that she had was a mission, and she was the head missionary. so essentially she was the pastor and was a great beaker. and i was her choir -- he was a great speaker. i am seven of eight kids. record that iss called "when love was king" is really her in a way, because she always talked about lifting of the people -- that line that i say ♪ he lifted up the underneath and all of those who dwelt beneath, so they could remember his reign ♪ that is my mother. the last day she was alive, the last hour she was alive, she said record, hand me my purse. she wanted to get $600 from her purse so she could give to her family who could not make grant that month. and the children were around her and we were selfish, we were like mom, with your last breath, just enjoy yourself, enjoy us. and goust be a family o

had been on death row since 1984 after being convicted by an all white jury in the murder of a shreveport jeweler. attorneys say his court appointed lawyer at the time had never tried a murder case and evidence was suppressed during his trial. >>> san francisco firefighters are still pouring water on a huge fire that started 13 hours ago and how the weather may be causing new problems.

had been on death row since 1984 after being convicted by an all-white jury in the murder of a shreveporttorneys for ford say his court-appointed lawyer at the time had never tried a murder case and evidence was suppressed during his trial. >>> coming up in our 8:00 hour, a 7-year-old girl assaulted at school. how security is being stepped up at an open school in the wake of that assault. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco, where a building that caught fire yesterday is now in danger of collapsing. we'll tell you what the apartment manager wants folks to know who have been evacuated. s. >>> this is san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. fire crews still dumping water on a charred apartment building putting out the hot spots. we've seen many hot spots during the morning news as well. we understand welding happened around the time of the fire and that it started above ground. that's the latest information we got from a press conference about five, ten minutes ago. 180 units destroyed. some apartments across the street had windows blown out as a result of the fire. tara moriarty wil

this happened in shreveport, louisiana. corn dog disaster. there are the corn dogs.o the sheriff, the five-second rule was in place. a lot of locals came out there and got corn dogs. can you blame them? >> and everybody is okay. they are all relishing the moment. >> there's a moth in here. >> there is a moth in here. >>> okay. from that adorable video to this adorable video. this is a david and goliath story. canine style, that little guy's name is sadie, the big guy is foxy. sadie determined this entire bowl of food is for her and her alone. this goes on for quite sometime. foxy, in the end, tries to grab a little kibble on the floor. but even that, sadie is claiming it as her own. >> this is why there needs to be world peace. that dog is so nice. the little guy is a you know what. >> come on. share. we can all get along. >> exactly. >>> a norwegian team doing something with the loss to france, a little loose with the ladies. for punishment, they said, you can get a barbie tattoo on your butt or a mcdonald's menu on your arm. he opted for the mcdonald's menu. he sai

professor at louisiana state university health shreveport. dr. mccarry, cancer surgeon at johns hopkins university, and dr. ben carson, professor emeritus of neurosurgery at johns hopkins as well. thank you all for being here. i want to start the first panel and talk about what you're seeing out there, the problems now that we hear from patients and consumers. what are you seeing out there? >> well, you know, i run into obviously a lot of patients because i'm all over the country and a lot of physicians, and it seems like the biggest problem is that we have insinuated into the doctor-patient relationship a lot of things that don't need to be there. what do you need for good health care? a health care provider and a patient. well, along comes the middleman to help facilitate the relationship and now it has become the predominant entity with the patient and health care provider at its beck and call. so when you do that, you basically create a sort of different world. and, you know, when we talk about physicians, i want to talk about ways to bring t

solid georgia that the clock did not get turned back when it came to places like a costume the shreveport clear parallels between what happened and those on eight and was going on in some protein and maybe the main reason why we happened into some fourteen is that. in two thousand and eight. russia's sovereign government in the annie any price oh four oh one was nominee was over the head violation of international law and occupation and the fox twenty three. it really was. and that's the few who feel it practically states an annexation of the stool forward to when the georgian provinces so there should be the antichrist went on the contrary the west trying to appease our show and try to propose a recess and we selected the oscar was nuts the original photo pro conciliation and the concrete with a move for pressuring interprets these kind of stands as a weakness. and the local tv news today that west is weak and mr obama is weak. that's why he's going so far and he will go as far as he can. the police not to stuff our egos of courses that it is the question we have a reaction on facebook t

host: that is wayne from shreveport, indiana. the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell also use some of his time before the marathon session began to criticize some of the anti-: girls, as he calls them who are participating in the overnight climate change discussions. here's a bit of what he had to say. >> madam president, there is a depression in appalachia. communities are hurting. tonight you're going to hear 30 hours of excuses from a group of people who think that is ok that that is just ok that we have a depression in appalachia. it is not ok, it is cruel. it is cruel to tell struggling coal families that they can every job because some billionaire and seven cisco disagrees with their line of work -- some billionaire in san francisco disagrees with their line of work. what you will hear over the next 30 seconds is more important than anything this anti-coal liberals will say over the next 30 hours. here is what howard had to say. i say to you, mr. president of the united states. we are hurting. you say you're the preside

at next from shreveport, louisiana. republican line.ey sent my job to singapore. .t was cheaper labor 7000 people unemployed. they all got unemployment but that is just a pacifier for america. time to put manufacturing back on the road. we are lowball now. becauseto do something, we are falling apart. like the treat. moved the cars overseas. bombed japan and they are bombing us with japanese cars. look at all the japanese cars. time to get a level playing field in this world. i think that we are seeing trends are not immutable. eight years ago we assumed to church was heading to the scrappy in the united states. ,etroit has reinvented itself not just by reinventing how it pays its workers but through innovation. example oft is an how industries can be altered with the right kind of interventions. manufacturingbout in this country. churning out it is a bit more expensive to pay people in asia than we thought. turns out energy cheaper than we thought. turns out we have the dominant software base in the country. programming is much more im

tomorrow anywhere from shreveport down to new orleans. this is a slow-mover, so it could produce a couple of inches of rain as it pushes into the east. the severe threat mainly along the gulf coast. doesn't have a lot of very cold air behind it. temperatures are going to stay in the 70s across the south all the way through this thing into the weekend. atlanta reaching 71 on friday. even in the northeast, same story. rain as we approach the weekend, but at least temperatures aren't going to be all that bad. 61 in new york city on friday guys and a little bit cooler on saturday. there's your warm weather, but it looks like we'll seattle rain with it. >> it is spring. >> i'll take the 61 degrees. >> i'm going to put on sunscreen. >> and a tank top. >>> next up on "new day," it could be a huge new break in the mystery of flight 370. here's the challenge though, bad weather is making the search by air impossible right now. we'll talk more about this coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't h

in shreveport we're at 26, houston is above the freezing point.s aren't going to move that much as we top out 39 degrees, so not even getting to the 40-degree mark. looking for the warmth, we have it across the southwest and florida. in miami, we expect 83. >> russia making its case for its presence in crimea, how its influence in the region could affect future ties between the east and west. >> when i started started, it was hard. it was hard, but i say this is what i wanted to do. >> fighting illiteracy in adults, one man's personal journey to learn to read. >> police on the lookout for mardi gras revelers who get too wild, trying to keep people safe on fad tuesday. >> they don't call lebron james king james for nothing. we'll have highlights of a performance monday night that might have you calling james m.v.p. >> you are looking live at the ukrainian embassy in new york city. a small monument has been set up to honor those who died trying to take control of the ukrainian government seizing power from ousted president viktor yanukovych. welcome

. >> joby, where does a guy from shreveport, louisiana, get this edge to run up the side of mount everestas such a flat state, i was looking for something different. >> you went the other way. >> yeah, i went the opposite. yeah. >> we hear people decide -- you know, trying to climb everest and people dying on climbing everest, because they're not prepared to go up. talk about the first time you went up there, and the challenges, and, i mean, again, doing it by yourself, that sounds insane. >> it does sound interesting probably to most people. the first time i went was in 1999. there were very few people climbing in those days. there were a few little teams. we didn't put in a lot of the infrastructure that you put in the mountain now. it was a very different type of climb. i had to battle my way up there. the oxygen systems they had were russian, didn't work very good. now, you have a lot more people climbing, which adds danger to it. there's a lot of people up there. every year, people die. >> yeah. it's incredible. we were saying the average time to get up and down mount everest is abou

weather, possibility of tornados stretching from dallas, san antonio, lake charles, louisiana and shreveport, so expect problems there. now, this system starts to make its way east, so saturday night, snow and ice, chicago into omaha. this continues to the east so that sunday, you've got rain making its way into washington, d.c., wintry mix during the day sunday, back through the midwest, then sunday night, here we go. monday, st. patrick's day, this is what we're looking at. snow, some heavy, 3 to 6 inches throughout washington, d.c., the del marva peninsula. up to 3 inches through monday for st. patrick's day. the last time we had snow on st. patrick's day was ten years ago. your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. home insurae can keep your stuff covered,even when it's not at home? or that collisions with wildlife on the road may not be covered. and what if you didn't know that you could be liable for any accidents on your property? the more you know,the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum