stacy, first to you. damned if he does damned if he doesn't.e doesn't want to look partisan but if he says no to this group does it look like he is leaning towards one side? >> no. it looks like he will not be bullied. he will not be bullied. they say they will not show up to his speech whatever. they're upset because boehner did this without the president's approval. he stands his ground. that is what i love about him. he is going to come here and fight for you know the threat of iran getting nuclear weapons. >> you know i just before the show, secretary of tate kerry said a few words about the iran deal and it is really interesting what he has to say. let's watch that. very short. let's watch. >> i would caution others not to be running around combating a deal that hasn't been made. >> so let me get this straight. you can't criticize a deal is this like health care you don't know what is in it until after you pass it? you can't criticize until after it is done? >> i think it is. bebe netanyahu doesn't want to be partisan. this is not republic

the real task has to be the veterans affairs >> stacy let's talk about it.it isn't that big of a truth stretching. 60 people he claims were fired from the va and that is a very small number considering the size of the scandal and really only a third of that. >> i wonder if the word lie is no longer in the dictionary. i would love to hear him and brian williams talk about war stories. it would be quite a conversation. >> the difference is bob mcdonald knew how to fly the helicopt helicopter. >> i think he got excited >> but your not in battle. >> i do agree. it isn't like he said i was formally a military instructor or make a mean dish. he lied about his service. do you think he should be fired? no. but we have become the fake it until you make it society. everybody is lying, no one cares, no fact checking. can this be a lesson between this and brian williams? can people stop lying. there is google. there is cameras and there is that thing called dignity. >> the agency supposed to keep the company safe is at a showdown over funding tied to president obama's e

stacy, i see you nodding your head. >> yes. president has put our position as the super power of the world into great decline. and i remember him saying before being reelected to putin when i become reelected i will be more flexible. how doe you say that to that man? >> kimberly what do you think? you heard john mccain a little controversial and i think he should be consistent here. i didn't love it when michele obama said for the first time in her life she was proud of the country and i am ashamed of jonathan jonathan mccain as well. he is trying to drag us into a war any chance he gets. so personally i am a little ashamed of john mccain. i don't care who is in power the united states of america, i am never ashamed of the countlyry. >> this is someone who is a war veteran and doesn't shy away from adversity and he believes in being morally consistent. i understand where he is coming from and i think that is why he added he is ashamed of himself because i think he feels he is empowered and put in a position of trust by the amer

. >> reporter: captain stacy holland and his team from the texas department of public safety are tryingstop drug smugglers from crossing from mexico into the u.s. >> right there, right there. one guy's gotten out. one guy's gotten out into that house. >> reporter: they are also trying to stop the violence of a full-scale drug war from spilling north. >> are there parts of this border that you would be basically lawless or run by the cartels? >> absolutely. ♪ >> reporter: smack in the middle of this 21st century version of the wild west, two young americans, david hartley and tiffany young, just teenagers when they fell in love. >> we started dating in '98. the summer of '98, and dated for quite a while before we got engaged in 2001 and married in 2002. >> what took so long? >> we were 18. >> reporter: they wound up here, in the mexican border town of reynosa, jut south of mcallen. he was a district manager for an oil company. >> it was a blessing to us and our marriage. yeah. we were -- that's where we truly grew as a couple and had adventures. >> reporter: when the hartley's first arri

. >>> hello i'm kimberly guilfoyle along with stacy dash and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> this week rudy giuliani questioned president obama's love for his country and he is not backing down. >> if the president makes a speech and talks about what a great country this is, if the president could complete the following sentence, during the crusades the christians were barbarians and so were the muslims. if the president could say islamic fundamentalest terrorism is our enemy i will applaud the president. but until he does that i will have doubt about his emotions, his feelings, his attitudes and the way in which he developed. >> agree or disagree with the mayor? there is no doubt the president has been publically critical of america to the rest of the world. >> there have been times where america has shown arrogance and been dismissive. >> americans are not your enemy. we sometimes make mistakes. we have not been perfect. >> i realize that america's critics will be quick to point out that at times we have failed to live

let's talk more with dr stacy hale a medical toxicologist. she joins us from dallas. pleasure to have you with us. what do you think about what the clinic in canada is doing, is it doing the right thing administering heroin? >> well i guess you are right when you say it depends ou you look at it and who you ask. the greatest morbidity and mortality associated with heroin addiction and opiate addiction is where you'll get the next fix. it's a life of crime and prostitution, and a revolving door through emergency apartments through overdosing and law enforce. problems. so the idea in administering heroin really med don is not getting rid of the addiction, but getting rid of the horrific lifestyle that goes along with the addiction. >> so the argument is that there are all sorts of benefits that drug users, by having the stability at a clinic have time to get counselling, find housing and work. do you think it could function in that way, that it could stablilize their lives? >> well it certainly could. understand that when someone is on methadone, they are still an addic

. >> by the way, peterson's fourth wife stacy is missing. drew peterson back in the news. he claims the mother of two stacy peterson ran off with another man. >> kelly wright live for us this morning. thank you. >> police in georgia investigating the serious bruises they found on the mouth and face of whitney houston's daughter. they are looking at injuries on her boyfriend's hands. friends of nick gordon insist the marks were revived trying-- happened trying to revive bobbi kristina. she remains in a coma. tomorrow marks three years since whitney's death. she was also found in a bathtub at the beverly hills hotel. >> the jury is seated in the trial of a man charged with murdering chris kriel. jurors were chosen out of a pool of 800 people. he is accused of shooting and killing navy seal chris kyle and friend chad littlefield at a texas gun range two years ago. opening statements begin tomorrow morning. >> isis putting a fresh face on home grown terror killing innocent people right in their own countries. the president is blaming the media for over hyping the terror threat

get it um, completed and resolved as quickly as we possibly can. >> reporter: not quick enough for stacy who canceled her "covered california" policy. she says even if her form materializes the information will be wrong. >> i'm still getting letters from "covered california" that says welcome to "covered california," choose a plan. >> reporter: howard says her missing form is likely an isolated case. but in addition to the 100,000 with inaccurate forms many more will have to correct them because they under- or overestimated their income when they enrolled. remember, if you have a consumer problem give us a call 888-5-helps-u. >> thank you. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. >> reporter: the president weighed in today on the murders of three north carolina muslims. we learned a great deal more today about the arsenal that was possessed by the man that police say is responsible for their killings. also, another police officer has been charged with assaulting an innocent man. and when you see the videotape that we have, you'll understa

as stacy butler reports some experts say parts of california could be facing megadroughts. >> we are in the trouble, very big trouble. >> reporter: this earth sciences professor isn't surprised at grim announcement today that if climate change continues unabated there's an 80% chance of a megadrought in the southwest and great plains. >> things are happening at a faster pace than expected. >> reporter: a megadrought is one that last for decades. scientists say it will be worse than anything we have seen in the last 1,000 years! dr. [ non-english language ] with chapman university says the higher the temperature, the greater the health risks. >> everybody should really pay attention to that and take reactions towards being prepared. >> reporter: one solution? >> this plant is the largest indirect potable reuse project in the word. >> reporter: every day the orange county water district recycles 70 million gallons of waste water and turns it into drinking water. cheaper than imported water or desalinated sea water, orange county is now a model for agencies across the world. >> and that

stacy, welcome back from l.a. they say everything about republicans.ople to die, grandma to die, they don't care about the sick, elderly, disabled. >> sean, this is about mayor giuliani who i respected when he was going through the whole 9/11 experience. he is a deplorable -- he's not deplorable, what he said is deplorable. to say that the president of the united states doesn't like our country, i'm not a big fan of obama. you know that. but to say that he doesn't like america is disgusting. president bush doesn't go after obama for reason out of respect for the office. >> let me ask you this. if somebody you were dating okay -- you're laughing. >> how many -- >> doesn't matter. the guy you're dating wants to fundamentally change you, does that mean he loves you deeply? >> no. >> why does he want to fundamentally change america if he loves it so much? >> sean, he doesn't want to fundamentally change america. >> yes he does. he said that. >> he said it. >> what he means is there are certain things need to change -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> president

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. >>> hello, i'm stacy keach.reed's" 100th episode at 10:00 i'm taking over point counter point. first up pinterest trying to raise $500 million that would put the company's value at $11 billion. talk about american greed. bubble or no bubble h'm? >> i don't know stacy. fantastic. you do it way better than we do. >> the voice is amazing. >> i do not have that voice. it's not for me to say something is valued or over valued under, it's not my job, but i will say this that would put it at the same valuation of ralph lauren or tiffany. >> take a look at what uber did. we're talking about a bubble in the nasdaq as it approaches 5,000. you have to wonder what's going on in the private market at this point. >> blackberry suing ryan seacrest startup typo saying they've stolen their keyboard design. is blackberry right? >> i love it when stacy keach -- i think he should do this every day, brian. >> so do the viewers. >> sure. blackberry won a temporary injunctionin injunction against typo. this company, take a look at tha

stacy, you know what? strong on this one because it infuriates. >> so you disagree with geraldo? >> no. god bless geraldo. >> i disagree with geraldo. i love him, but i disagree. coming from a hip-hop family. my cousin is damon dash. f hero started rockefeller records with jay-z. i know for a fact that this is a way for men to legit mayes their th lives through art and it sells and it makes money and it's m capitalization. capitalizing on what your life has given you. some of the messages, yes, they are very you know not goodssag towards women and family, but some of the messages are about working hard, doing what yousa have to do to achieve. you're looking at all theachi negative. there are a lott of positives and not only poorne kids listen to rap music. i know every single one of us here listened to rap. >> i grew up listening to rapever music. i wanted to be black. >> vanilla ice. >> no. >> for two years in middle school, i wanted to be black. i had the starter jack the l.a. kings hat. it was the most

she was quoted on npr, "if i'm not being paid stacy won't be at newark airport.. nobody works for free." james lloyd is a former tsa administrate. welcome, sir. >> thank you, carol. >> why can't lawmakers act like grown-ups? >> that's a question on the mind of a lot of citizens and very much on the mind of the people at homeland security and those agencies charged with responsibilities from preventing bad things from happening and dealing request consequences if they do. i understand the use of the budget process as part of the brinksmanship in this town at this particular point as has been noted, the mall threat is on the horizon and the isis has been successful way beyond the imagination of most of us when we first heard the phrase. this does not seem to be the time to hold as hostage, if you will the funding to the very people that we hope will do what we need to have done as a nation for the purposes of the immigration policy piece. >> look sir, some lawmakers who were in favor of a partial shutdown say nothing will change because people will still have to re

welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> hi brooke. >> stacy, you're up first.first question is just simply legal. so they've reached this settlement. does that mean that this ex-girlfriend, this accuser would have had to have physically been in this jury trial, would have had to have testified? >> well prior testimony is used in a number of cases. in north carolina you have to vouch for the person's credibility once that prior testimony is moved in. in this case i don't know if they made an attempt to use the prior testimony or if they could vouch for her credibility. it appears to be that they didn't have the transcript at the time of the original trial. they started comparing some things and there were some inconsistencies. with regard to, you know did he pay her off not to come to court, certainly it's an ethical obligation of the prosecutor even if money is accepted before hand we still go forward. in this case they made every attempt to get in touch with her. it's my understanding she wanted nothing more to do with the case. they felt as though they needed

. >> with two children attending middle school in the city, stacy's concern is that majority white schools are receiving better resources. >> they have top-dollar everything. you come to springfield middle school you have an auditorium that's condemned. you have just as many kids in trailers as you have in actual classrooms. >> the department of justice agreed finding the district often used portables to alleviate overcrowding. even with predominantly white schools in the same cluster. investigators say officials have engaged in a long history of segregation. cody and jessica's children will be reassigned to other places. >> it's more of a stress on us to get them to school. >> mixing student populations might affect their child's safety, in fact parent opposition has been so long, the school district has avoided voting on the mandate for several months. the county can withdraw its funding, $9 million. they have been advised not to speak publicly because the district is negotiating with the department of justice. in the past several families have criticized. >> this is the moral thing odo.

and her mother stacie has just been told payton has been rushed to the hospital. she's also been told it was her best friend morgan who did this. she calls her husband. >> and i said, "payton's been stabbed. morgan stabbed payton. you need to come home." they need to rush payton into surgery. so then i really lost it. >> reporter: so you got in the car? >> got in the car. >> reporter: minutes later arriving. >> so i walked into the trauma room that she was in. and she was pale as a ghost. she was terrified. she was crying. she couldn't breathe. >> reporter: but she saw you there? >> she saw me. and she put her hand out. and i rushed over to her. and i put my arms around her. and i laid next to her. and i hugged her. and i said, "you're going to be okay. it's going to be fine." but i could see that she was covered. her arms and her legs and her abdomen, they were covered in stab wounds. >> reporter: they pull her away from her daughter. and she can soon hear the nurses counting. >> and all i hear is, "there's five on her arm. there's seven on her leg." and i'm thin

to discuss more we have stacy joining us now on set.ays a pleasure to have you on. >> good to see you. >> a stronger dollar is supposed to be a healthy sign of the american economy but wall street more focused on the negative impact the stronger dollar is having on earnings. >> companies always act surprised about the foreign exchange issue to ralph lauren was the latest on top of deckers and tiffany to say a strong dollar in the u.s. is bad because a lot of their business is tourism in the united states. so the asian consumer and european consumer is traveling less to the states. it's better and cheaper for them to stay home and it makes more sense for tourists to shop in europe and buy european luxury brands. >> who is benefitting on the flip side because we're getting a much weaker euro and more u.s. retail stocks do have exposure in europe than people think. >> yes there's a big list of u.s. retailers searching for growth across the pond and ralph is one of them. 20% of their business is here. tiffany, tjx. so you have abercromibe.

the house right next to stacy mathews place was roped with crime scene tape. a home invasion and a shoot out happened at 1:00 a.m. mathew cannot believe she slept through it. >> it's scary. i have a four-year-old and a two-year-old. >> next door where the shoot out happened, there were also young kids. the homeowner's wife and two little kids were in the same house where the dad exchanged gunshots with the three thieves. police say the homeowner fired in self defense and hit two of the robbers. police noticed signs of marijuana being grown at the house. >> it appears that that home was targeted due to the fact that there was large quantities of marijuana being grown there. >> the homeowner called 911 and said the robbers got away in a silver pick up or suv. a sheriff's deputy noticed the truck at a local kaiser campus leading to a 30 minute stand off in the parking lot. deputies fired tear gas and took two men who were inside the truck into custody. they found one suspect dead inside the truck. mathew cannot believe the thieves hit so close to her home. now sh

when you talk about justice, and discernment, the story of william stacy, the local police officer who came in, it is an amazing story and should teach us about who we are and how we want to present our message of conservativism. he did not put her in handcuffs. he scolded her. he told her you cannot steal. he bought the eggs for her. i'm not saying we don't -- that we don't have punishment for crime. i'm saying that there are times when we say you know what, putting people in jail for selling marijuana may not be the best thing. people may deserve a second chance. i went to ferguson. not to make a comment about the shooting. everybody knows it was a messy affair with no real clear cut conclusions that people want to make on this. when i got there, i found an undercurrent of unease. martin luther king talked about there being two americas. an america where people felt they were treated justly, and where they did not like they were. you are not part of that. imagine what it is like to get a $100 fine, to have interest out of that, it to be getting people in jail for that. we have to fig

stacy? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm director for the human rights campaign, america's largest civil rights organization working on behalf of lgbt equality. i'm honored to speak today about the state of civil rights at immigration detention facilities. one additional note. i must attend a white house meeting on hate crimes later this afternoon so i apologize for leaving slightly early from here. i will make four key points in my oral testimony. lgbt people are particularly vulnerable to sexual abuse in institutional settings. second, the united states has obligations under the international treaties. transgender detainees should not be faced with the choice of administrative segregation for staying in facilities unsafe with their gender identity. lgbt people are particularly vulnerable to abuse when they enter into institutional settings and constitute a high-risk population. bureau of justice statistics found homosexual and bisexual men report ten times the rate of sexual victimization compared to the straight inmat

stacy, thank you so much. i appreciate it.a great south korean leader whose successful efforts getting congress to pass the resolution on comfort women, professor. if you could stand up. thank you. [applause] wonderful work. also on the list of the north koreans. and counselor mohammad from embassy of algeria. [applause] and also the ambassador of the western sahara. glad to have you here. [applause] i had the privilege of years ago of riding around a camel in that place. what you need is a few more water wells i think. i've never seen such desert. they must go on for 800, 500 miles. but any rate, we are so honored to have you here. our speaker, also one of our board members, chad, one of the founders of the organization. chad is one of our truly rate -- great patriots. chat, so honored to have you. also a board member, i'm sure is known to all of you. we are so honored to have you. [applause] our friend, john bolton, serves as ambassador to the united states is an under secretary of state for arms control and international se

he is also the suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy peterson. she vanished in 2007. the new charge against peterson carries a 30-year sentence. >>> now, to the wicked winter weather that will not stop. snow-slammed chicago there are 14-snow shoveled related deaths. a man was hit by a plow in a parking lot outside of boston. we have more on boston's winter misery. >> reporter: it's a sight that's become all-too familiar. boston battered again. car after car, buried under mounds of snow. for those who are attempting to get around dangerous conditions. >> it's way more slick. way more slick. when you slide, you slide no matter what. there's no way to control it. >> reporter: these commuters forced to get off their train and walk in frigid temperatures when it broke down in boston. in the past 30 days there's been multiple major snow events. january 27 upwards of 22 inches. another 16 inches less than a week later. then nearly 7 1/2, followed by a foot of snow. in total, a record 60-plus inches and counting paralyzing parts of the region. with histo

. >> reporter: fairfax county sheriff stacy kincaid can't answer questions because the incident is under investigation but disputes reports police detectives were kept out of the jail. >> when the incident happened when we found out that death was imminent, we contacted the police. >> reporter: this is where fairfax county police picked up natosha mckenna on january 26th at the best way store south of the beltway on telegraph road. police say she called them saying she'd been assaulted. workers inside say she wasn't really acting strangely and they didn't see anyone assault her, but they do say she was wearing what appeared to be hospital patient's clothing. >> she was wearing a hospital patient dress. >> reporter: mckenna had apparently just been released from mount vernon hospital. on january 15th alexandria police were called when she was seen acting strange at the hertz rental car lot and the bmw dealer on picket road. >> she punched one officer in the face. she tried to bite an officer and wrestled with some officers on the ground. >> reporter: craig pfeiffer with the city of alexan

. >> reporter: stacy said she's concerned about her safety. >> because i was so close.i don't know what their motive was, what they were looking for. >> reporter: her fear comes after police say a neighbor was tied up and robbed after two men broke into his home sunday evening. police say the two men seen here slid into the man's home here through an unlocked door. they say the suspects duct taped the victim to a chair and repeatedly beat him with a metal pipe while demanding money. we're told the suspects ransacked the home and stole an undisclosed amount of cash before taking off in the victim's cadillac. detectives say the bad guys threatened to come back and kill the victim if he called the cops. investigators found these two bikes nearpíiy the victim's home in a wooded area. they believe they belonged to the duo, and are analyzing them for fingerprints. so far, those results from the prints haven't come back yet, so police say they need your help with them. if you know anything, give them a call.f3÷ nbc 10 news. >>> a man's in critical condition with burns after a

he's also a spectacular in the disappearance of his fourth wife stacy peterson. she vanished in 2007. the new charge against peterson carries a 30-year sentence. >>> storms caused over 7,000 flight delays yesterday. in snow slammed chicago, there are 13 snow shovel deaths. outside of boston a man is fatally hit by a plow in a parking lot. nbc has more on boston's winter misery. >> it's a sight that's become all too familiar. boston battered again car after car, buried under mounds of snow. for those who are attempting to get around dangerous conditions. >> it's way more slick. way more slick. when you slide, you slide no matter what. there's no way to control it. >> these commuters forced to get off their train and walk in frigid temperatures when it broke down south of boston. unrelenting snow has fetaled the mettle of hardy new englanders. in the past several days multiple major snow events. january 27th up wards 22 inches. another 16 inches less than a week later. then nearly 7.5 followed by a foot of snow in total. a record 60 plus inches and counting paralyz

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fairfax county sheriff stacy kinkaid said in a statement, "we anticipate a prompt and comprehensive investigation and will continue to update our website as new informaavailable." a press release previously stated that she experienced a medical emergency after becoming combative and was subdued by the taser. questions are being raised about what caused the medical emergency. sources tell news4 mckenna has a history of mental health issues, and that was confirmed by a neighbor at her leak apartment complex. a neighbor tells me on a recent very cold night, mckenna asked him to come in to her apartment to look at her heating system. he assume that maybe it wasn't working right. when he got to the apartment, she told him she felt that someone was pumping poisonous gas into her apartment through e heati system. he realized that she was having some mental health mckenna of jailed on an assault charge. february 3rd she was scheduled to be transferred to alexandria. officers say she physically repat lawson mused dew points' commands -- physically refused deputies' commands. d to an emergency unit. cpr wa

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here with us now is the actor stacy keach. he is the voice of "american greed."e will know immediately. >> thank you. i'm not the dirtiest con. >> but you do have that voice and it is an amazing thing, 100 episodes. who was the dirtiest con in your mind? >> you know, it's a tough one. but i think that tonight's episode has one of the guys that is probably as prominent as anybody in the realm of scum bags. barry mingo. >> zzzz best. >> zzzz best carpet cleaners. he was a millionaire by the time he was 17 years old. he started when he was 16. the thing about these guys is that so many of them are so charismatic and as an actor, it's a great resource for me. because i get to watch these behaviors, you know these sociopathic behavioral strange -- >> when you were first tapped to do this did you think you were going to do just a couple of these things? >> we didn't know. we had no idea. but, you know, in speaking with our producer chuck schaffer when we first started we had a very short season. i think our first year was six episodes. something like that. and then we

stacy, thank you so much. i appreciate it. a great south korean leader whose successful efforts getting congress to pass the resolution on comfort women, professor. if you could stand up. thank you. [applause] wonderful work. also on the list of the north koreans. and counselor mohammad from embassy of algeria. [applause] and also the ambassador of the western sahara. glad to have you here. [applause] i had the privilege of years ago of riding around a camel in that place. what you need is a few more water wells i think. i've never seen such desert. they must go on for 800, 500 miles. but any rate, we are so honored to have you here. our speaker, also one of our board members, chad, one of the founders of the organization. chad is one of our truly rate -- great patriots. chat, so honored to have you. also a board member, i'm sure is known to all of you. we are so honored to have you. [applause] our friend, john bolton, serves as ambassador to the united states is an under secretary of state for arms control and international s

>> if somebody like stacy abrams who is an elected official with that is the democratic whip in the legislature the first time an african-american has held that role to have an established rule to speak of social justice issues we may think of barry wright edelman to is been a champion with young people or their families and that is to be admired greatly. >>host: we're talking to teeeighteen president of spelman college with faculty and staff of 631 in annual budget of 1.$4 million. it is the c-span book tour of historically black colleges and universities in revisiting a few of them. dr. tatum this year to take questions and comments starting with a caller from maryland. >> caller: good morning. i would say i would appreciatappreciat e her efforts of all african and united states citizens. and the changes that will cut that i think her for all her efforts and those that are contributing to news of progress and that is all i have to say. >>host: why don't you like the term african-american and? to make it doesn't make sense for you cut from one place not to places. >> i think the language we us

stacy was reported missing. her body was found in a wooded area and december of that same year. the homicide has remained an active investigation. a new detective with 12 years on the force will continue this investigation. >> a disturbing case in missouri. a gunman killed seven people and wounded an eight person about 40 miles north of the arkansas line. marcy gonzales has more over the investigation. >> stretching from home to home in the rural missouri town. seven people shot to death last night before police say the killer drove away and later turned the gun on himself. his body found in his vehicle along the highway. >> we still got family and people to talk to. we are not going to have all the answers today. >> it may have started after the gunman found his elderly mother dead from natural causes. he then went to four other houses, opening fire. a girl who is in one of those homes called 911. >> she heard gunshots. she fled to a neighbors house. >> all of the victims were adults including a woman who was shot and is now helping investigators. >> they have identified the gu

. >> stacy wilson said keaton was the front-runner but she thinks the oscar will be his too. >> the stakes are so high. >> i have good days and bad days. >> for actress in a lead role then still alice. >> we are so thrilled to see them and make the movie not even a year ago. >> no surprise for the supporting actress will will probably to go patricia arquette. >> sweet lord. who ever knew. >> she is sort of the heart and soul. >> chances are the role is for the teacher for the first time oscar. >> it's off the chart. >> the tight race for pest picture for boyhood. >> bird man is about fame and all these things that people can relate to and it's a more powerful story and it's like flipping through a photo album. >> it's like a come back. >> and after the oscars we have a complete break down of the winners and you can also get your latest news weather, and traffic updates at 4:26 in the morning. >> we are looking at 6:28. more people are confused about what students are learning through common core. what you might be getting right and wrong. >> we will explain how what's inside these kits tha

to learn more about how the union will go about this, we have stacy here, a teamsters spokesperson.guys just struck a deal and represent the drivers shuttling around the facebook employees. is this building momentum? >> absolutely. we run a great campaign with loop transportation, the company that delivers the facebook drivers to and from their job. compass contacted us on the same day that the facebook drivers voted yes. they were sitting in the wing, waiting to see what happened. we met with them a day later and have had a campaign running with them since then. >> reporter: i know some of the things you were able to get is guaranteed overtime after an 8- hour day, better retirement benefits, and also they are working split shifts where they work in the morning and have a big long break then have to go back to work in the afternoon. is that one of the things you'll be fighting for if they vote to unionize? >> absolutely. the split differential is one of the hugest complaints among the tech drivers. we were able to negotiate a 10% differential for the facebook drivers, which is grou

he's accused of killing his third wife and suspected in the disappearance of his fourth wife stacy peterson. bill: the president::downplaying the threat of terror. >> for him to downplay this threat of isis to our security is delusional and incredibly unfair to the american people. martha: new charges for drew peterson. remember the former illinois policeman who because accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill the lead prosecutor in his 2012 murder trial but peterson's attorney says there may be more to that case. >> there have been people who tried to capitalize, who are in jail withdrew and tried to capitalize by saying he did things or said things the past. and i'm hopeful this is just another instance of that. just a better conman. martha: he was convicted of murdering his third wife in a bathtub and he's a us next disappearance of his third wife, stacy peterson. bill: what will the u.s. do about russia's increasing role in ukraine. president obama says he will wait to see what comes out of these high-stake talks before making a final decision. >> it's true if diplomacy fails what i a

stacy, thanks. >>> coming up, t in the american sniper trial is next.t hear from one of chris kyle's close friend who explains why this trial was so important for the entire country. >> the former nfl star rob konrad made it to shore after a swim for survival. >> what time is it now? >> almost 5 in the morning. >> the incredible video you just saw. more on that in a moment. >> first happy birthday to actress rashida jones. she is 31 years old today. ♪ mouths are watering, lemons are squeezing and stomachs are growling. or is it just me? every minute between you and red lobster's lobsterfest feels like an eternity. and who could blame you for craving our largest variety of succulent lobster dishes all year? dishes like dueling lobster tails. with one tail topped with creamy shrimp and a second tail stuffed with tender crab. i was hungry already and now you show me lobster lover's dream® let's make this dream a reality. a delicious, delicious reality. but one that won't last forever, so hurry in. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great

. >> with two children attending middle school in the city stacy says her biggest concern is that white students are provided better resources. >> they have top dollar everything. in robinson, you have a gim that is condemned. you have as many in trailers as you have them in actual classrooms. >> ing overloading in schools with high minority populations even if there's space available in predominantly white schools in the same cluster. investigators say hindered rather than overcome the segregation in the schools. snrits more of a stress on us, having getting them plum across the county to school. >> other concerns about mixing populations might affect their children's safety. in fact, the mandate for several months. if the board doesn't comply by next school year the federal government could pull all of its funding from the county schools. $9 million. al jazeera reached out to every school member for an interview. several responded by telling us they have been advised to not speak publicly because the district is negotiating with the department of justice. in the past, several members

there was a miracle if stacy could move again let's move to new york city. >> and she did. >> she did brooklyn where they still live with their three daughters. >> when you get a little momentum, it will lift you up, but if the momentum is in the other direction, it will step on you. >> yeah. it will let you know what you need to do with your life pretty quickly. >> he recorrected with musical and fellow georgia native brian elmquist. they eventually started the lone bellow with kam,ine pipkin who his brother met at a wedding. >> she was in beijing. >> kind of complicated. >> pip kidnap movekin move back to the u.s. >> you were in culinary school. >> yes, a tase paestry chef. something about this music made me want to imvest in it. >> they decided to reform after an improp ta'u at dizzydimpromptu at dizzy's, a neighborhood diner. >> we decided to do it. >> you knew something happened, light right away? >> we were recording and it was like, whoa this isn't a side project. >> what did you all hear when you sang together? >> i could boil it down to one note. all three of us could sing on

stacy scheibel take as closer look at mommy guilt and how to deal with t.erin feels pulled in all directions. >> are you mommying me? what's the matter? >> reporter: she's an attorney by day who puts in the 50 to 60 hours a week. >> a little cutting back is what i do you have to be all-in. >> reporte answers when she gets home benjamin and jacob want her undivided attention, too. >> sometimes say, ben, can you come home from work early? when are you coming home from work? that always pulls at me. >> reporter: the mommy guilt is triggered by missing school events not home in the afternoon and traveling for work. >> when i went away last week i reminded myself they're fine. i don't think that they attach as much emogs to me leaving as i attach to me leaving. >> repor how does she cope with the guilt? >> i think i overcompensate to be completely honest. trying to think about it. i think i try to leave those notes in benjamin's lunch box. just to give him a little reminders even when i'm not there. >> r angela artileino the founder of "parenting" magazine. >>t

. >> reporter: stacy says her concern is majority white schools have better resources. >> they have top dollar everything. you come to springfield, you have an auditorium that is condemn pd. you have just as many kids in trailers as in classrooms. >> the department of justice agreed finding the distribute used port ables to alleviate obvious crowding. even with space available at white schools. investigators said leaders have engaged in a long-standing pattern of decisions that hindered the desegregation of schools. >> it frust raids cody and jessica. their children will be resay signed to a school miles from home. >> it's a stress on us getting them across the county to school. >> reporter: other parents expressed concerns about mixing children may affect safety. the schoolboard delayed voting on the d.o.j. mandate for month. if the board doesn't comply by the next school year the government can pull all the funding from the schools $9 million. al jazeera reached out to every schoolboard for an interview. several responded that they were advised not to speak publicly because the board

stacy writes -- then there's tony in the bronx, or as he likes to call himself, the menace from venicereatening me? and bob in los angeles -- mary on facebook writes -- and finally rachel who writes -- really, rachel, cavity? that's the best can you come up with? cavity? no autocorrect? maybe not. thanks for watching, "strange inheritance," talk about strange, starts right now. stick around mel ace francis is going to dig in even a little more, after that. show that touches base with you folks. "strange inheritance." >> a world famed musician dies. >> his love. his heart. his voice. >> it's more than 300 years old and could be worth many millions. this strange inheritance is more than about money, it's about a father's legacy. >> it was clear to us that he did not want it to be hidden away. ♪ jamie: i'm

. >> with two children attending middle school in the county, stacy says her major concern is that white schools are receiving more kind of resources. >> they have top dollar everything. you come to springfield you have an auditorium that is condemned. you have children in trailers as you have them in actual classrooms. >> portables. space available at predominantly white schools in the same cluster. investigators say leaders have engaged in decisions that have hindered rather than desegregated. >> other pairns have expressed concerns about how mixing student populations might affect their child's safety in fact parent opposition has been so strong the school board has delayed voting on the doj's mandate for several months. if the board doesn't comply by next school year the federal government could pull all of its funding from the county schools. $9 million. al jazeera reached out to every school board member for an interview. several responded by telling us they'd been advised not to speak publicly because the board is negotiating with the department of justice. in the past, several bo

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