>> amy fiedler, 22 years old a member of sigma at the timea delta. >> get out of here. >> i do think there was a reason that the killer sodomized your husband with a banana? (cheers and applause) >> jon: because the store was out of papayas? (laughter) to be fair i think that last part only aired at 9:00 p.m. in the midwest, the heartland. so but it's not all dirty talk and sexy time at the supreme court they are also dabbling in weightier first amendment issues such as. >> is there something different about the way a church managings its employees that the government can't touch, and a woman who was a teacher at a lutheran school in michigan developed a disease known as narcolepsy which caused another fall into periods of deep sleep. so she left for treatment. when they came back the church said sorry, we don't have any openings. >> jon: most places can't fire someone because they have narcolepsy, the american with disabilities act but can a church. it's on. religious freedom v the americans with disability act. there is only three ways it can go. either 5-4 or 4-5 or maybe 4 and a

. >> reporter: the defendant getting the most attention today is jon horvath of sigma capital management, an affiliate of giant hedge fund s.a.c. capital. >> he clearly has an incentive to plea bargain for leniency. the only way you can plea bargain with the government is by giving up someone who is higher up in the food chain. >> reporter: already, goyal and tortora have pled guilty, as well as research analyst spyridon "sam" adondakis. all three are cooperating with the probe. today's announcement is part of a long-standing investigation into insider trading dubbed operation perfect hedge. the biggest conviction so far is hedge fund titan raj rajaratnum, who began serving an 11-year prison term last month. prosecutors made it clear today their aggressive investigation into insider trading is continuing. as of today, over 60 people have been charged as part of that probe. erika miller, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: joining us now with more insights on this case? david rosenfield. he's a former federal prosecutor on securities fraud and is now a white-collar criminal def

. -- sigma. you asked the house subcommittees to come back, with the help of academia and practitioners. and i was wondering -- come back with results for how they could leave out some of the procedures they do every day. i was wondering what the results were of that. >> nothing. the you use something like lien six sigma here? does it make you more productive, less wasteful? >> yes. >> i think i am the only candidate who can describe that and can say that as president i would ask the congress to go through a training -- training program, both members and starks. i would ask every incoming appointee to go through a training program. the only way you can go through something like this is you learn it. it is not a magic formula you do on your blackberry. it is a different culture, a different mind set. that is one of the reasons i am running. let me summarize and ask your help. the reason i am running is i believe our problems are so complicated and difficult that we need somebody who actually under

the washington area alumni chapters of delta sigma feta sorority, along with the invada institute schoole event that brought together five lovely young ladies for a day of beauty and lots of fun. they each talked a little about their hopes and dreams for the future. >> i want to be an actress, dancer, and i'm thinking about doing makeup in the theater. >> angelica says she wants to be a chef, maybe have a bakery some day. >> because i watch a lot of tv, like cake shows, and that's when i start baking a lot of brownies, cupcakes. >> i want to be a fashion designer. >> reporter: nyree also said she one day wants to open an adoption center. >> i understand people who go through that stuff, it took me a while, it's going to take me a while to get adopted, so i don't want other kids to go through hardship and times. >> reporter: and romatu has a similar dream for her future. >> for kids who's been through things i've been through. >> reporter: and while they all have plans for what they want to do when they're grown up, for right now, each has the same wish that gabby expressed. >> to find a

. >> it was my honor and privilege to do that, and it took away from me, a lot of the sigma or the hurthaving to retire at the age of 23. >> this dedicated marine also served three terms as mayor of milpitas and has been married to the same woman for 63 years. she will be by his side when he accepts his honorary promotion. >> i'm absolutely overwhelmed. i know they are going to ask me to save a few words and i'm going to try to hold it together while i do it. but it is just exciting. >>> the rank of gunnery sergeant, well-earned and long overdue. in milpitas, corina rusk, abc7 news. >> lisa is so busy tweeting show barely has time to come over and -- >> what is did you want? >>. [laughter] >> sorry. >> i like you on facebook. i appreciate your tweets. >> thank you. >> what's going on with the weather? >> i'm glad you asked. i was right in the middle of a great map i was posting here. we have a cold start but a warm finish. i'll fill in the details next. >> also ahead, an east bay rescue crew with a life and death mission. they discovered that volunteering isn't always free. and don't fo

the washington area alumni chanters of delta sigma theta authority along with the avoid da school ofmet following brought together the event for five ladies with beauty and fun. they each talked about their hopes and dreams for the future. >> i want to be an actress, dancer and i'm thinking about doing makeup in the theater. >> reporter: angell leica says wants to be a chef, maybe own a bakery someday. >> i start watching tvs, cake shows. i start baking. >> i want to be a fashion design. >> reporter: she wants to open an adoption center. >> people go to that stuff, going to take me a while to get a job. i don't want other kids to go through -- the hardship. >> reporter: and ramatu has a similar dream for her future. >> kids who has been through things i have been through. >> reporter: while they all have plans for what they want to do when they are grown up, for right now, each has the same wish that gaby expressed. >> to find a family and be in a permanent home. that is what the sponsors are hoping happens when viewers get to see these lovely women again. they each got a rose and a

. >> it was my honor and privilege to do that, and it took away from me, a lot of the sigma or the hurtving to retire at the age of 23. >> this dedicated marine also served three terms as mayor of milpitas and has been married to the same woman for 63 years. she will be by his side when he accepts his honorary promotion. >> i'm absolutely overwhelmed. i know they are going to ask me to save a few words and i'm going to try to hold it together while i do it. but it is just exciting. >>> the rank of gunnery sergeant, well-earned and long overdue. in milpitas, corina rusk, abc7 news. >> meteorologist lisa joins us with a sneak-peek ahead. what's to come in the forecast? >> well, did you like yesterday? >> i liked yesterday very much. >> we will do it again but starting out colder. here's the roof camera. blue skies, temperatures low. temperatures in the 20s in the north bay. just about freezing in the east bay. 50s in the coast. we will talk about the warmest day of the weekend and the prospect for rain. that's straight ahead. >> and an east bay rescue crew with a life and death mission. t

. -- sigma.es to come back, with the help of academia and practitioners. and i was wondering -- come back with results for how they could leave out some of the procedures they do every day. i was wonderg what the results were of that. >> nothing. the you use something like lien six sigma here? does it make you more productive, less wasteful? >> yes. >> i think i am the only candidate who can describe that and can say that as president i would ask the congress to go through a training -- training program, both members and starks. i would ask every incoming appointee to go through a training program. the only way you can go through something like this is you learn it. it is not a magic formula you do on your blackberry. it is a different culture, a different mind set. that is one of the reasons i am running. let me summarize and ask your help. the reason i am running is i believe our problems are so complicated and diffict that we need somebody who actually understands them intellectually and has a

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and they went to potter, the executive of sigma health insurance, and when he was the vice president, he talk about hundreds of thousands -- millions of dollars they spent helping to discredit me to attack me, to -- if necessary, figuratively, not literally, i hope, push me off a cliff. so they -- so i learned my lesson there, that it's not a good idea to give them advance notice what i'm working on. >> and booktv interviewed wendell potter on the book. you can go to booktv.org. just use the search function. this e-mail: as an iranian american i'm concerned about rumors you may be planning a trip to iran. the progovernment press has written more than once that you have been invited to come to iran and you have accepted. they would consider that a coup if it happens. >> guest: i have been invited for many years. one of my films won the top prize at the tehran film festival in iran a number of years ago, and the prize was a beautiful persian rug they sent me. i'm not going iran to the film festival. i don't know if it's really -- the thing is, with iran, i've been very active in the las

stupidity and so i am committed to applying a model that they use at the boeing plant called lean six sigmadern management, replacing the 130- year-old service rules, and giving a government as agile, productive, and lean, as any major modern corporation. it was going to save us a ton of money. it's going to get our economy moving again. it is going to get to us a maimingor step towards balancing the budget and we can do all these things. i look forward to debating the president on creating jobs. debating the president on values. and debating the president on national security. my last comment there is i have not seen any active weakness as great as his decision this week to cancel the exercise of israel. think about this -- [applause] the iranians spent the last two weeks aggressively practicing closing the straits of who are muth to threaten us, our -- the straits of hormuz to threaten us, and our response is to cancel an exercise so we are not provocative. we are sending the worst possible significant signal to the dictatorship. the appeasement of this white house, timidity of this white

continue to find ways to reduce stress, promote health, build resiliency and eliminate the long-standing sigmareceiving health. in other words, we must focus on the area indicated by the red sphere and address these issues and challenges as early as possible. to answer your question, what are we doing to address the issue of suicide, over the past 2.5 years since the establishment of the health promotion risk reduction suicide prevention task force and council in march of 2009 and the subsequent publication of our report in 2010 often referred to as the red book we instituted a number of very effective program and policy changes across our force. these include access to behavioral health care that includes telehealth and the most comprehensive health program, stigma reduction efforts, mental fitness and resiliency training program, expanding family support programs, expanded substance abuse programs. this list merely skims the surface. and the programs initiatives are having an impact. we believe we are, in fact, making progress. now, i expect many of you will respond, well, then, why haven't