. >> stephanie roberts is a psychiatric social services counselor in pendleton's d-9 unit.the past week, d-9 has had its share of trouble. >> we've had people battering staff. we've had people urinating under doors. we've had a lot going on. so, i want to see from your guys' perspective what is going on in this unit that is leading to this negative behavior and how can we change it. a lot of them have had lives that you and i would never -- we might not survive through. you know, some of these kids have had to toughen up and be adults since the time they were 8. what does a leadership role mean? okay. >> that you do what's right at all times. >> in front of your back and behind your back. >> do the right thing at the right time for the right reasons. >> fortunately for cameron, he's scheduled to go home in one week. like many kids here, he will be released to the custody of his grandparents. >> they're very important to me. they're like my mom and dad actually. they have had me ever since i was 8 1/2 months old. they feel like they failed. they tried to raise me, but i just

robert durst. it appears he may be trying to communicate with the outside world with a handwritten letter from behind bars. nbc's stephanieosk has the story. >> reporter: robert durst spoke publicly for the first time since his arrest, pleading not guilty to two weapons charges in a new orleans courtroom today. the charges are slowing down his extradition to los angeles for the murder of susan berman, a crime he denies. held without bond, durst may be reaching out to the public through the mail. "los angeles times" reporter molly hennessey fisk received a letter with a return draesaddress for robert durst. it was signed simply "bob." >> i had written to him, i wrote a very open-ended letter saying if there's anything you would like to say, feel free to write back. >> reporter: it is written in sloping cursive. sharing an array of personal details. while living in l.a. the author writes "i loved watching the traffic come up and mush into santa monica. my interests are opera and pro football." a "new example of hollywood gone berserk." the author says he suffers from full blown hydrocephalus, a condition that leads to fluid

stephanie: if you are roberts and see all the settings with nbc, they don't need it. john: think of when charter bought bright house. boost to families controlled not only charter for discovery. i still believe in the end the deal gets done. matt: we have you on record, the deal will get done. bloomberg news, alex sherman who blow -- who broke the story on friday. we will watch the exciting drama play out. stephanie: and when we return the tesla model s came close to having another nameplate on it. and why starwood is bringing up the back of the pack. stephanie ruhle halliburton -- stephanie: halliburton posted a cutback but it was smaller than analyst estimates. customers of the oil service company is expected to cut spending by 35%. west texas intermediate was trading below $56 this morning. it was supposed be a $35 billion takeover and investor is suing nordstrom over its use of corporate pilots and service groups. the family claims they pay cut-rate prices. the suit claims it cost nordstrom millions of dollars. nordstrom calls these claims baseless. jeb bush has a

stephanie: when would you guess is a point where brian roberts actually says goal post keeps moving, o try anymore? crisco -- chris: maybe they get the news out before then. stephanie: what does it mean to you as an investor? chris: it was never a must-do deal. reaction was fairly mixed when it was first announced. some felt comcast overpaid and there would be regulatory burdens. certainty is a good thing. now what happens? the first question for us is how big is too big? we can only speculate as to why the deal is being blocked, but it appeals the -- it appears the broadband is the issue. looking at it, if that is the metric the fcc wants to use, there is a chance that comcast a not be able to be acquiring anymore subscribers. stephanie: you are saying it would not be another acquisition target, they would simply just -- chris: they have a lot of other options beyond cable. they could add content, go wireless, they could do nothing. but obviously comcast's position needs to get the death -- needs to get defined. i would be hasn't in that they will come back immediately. they will be

seven -- stephanie: that is the beauty of the market. robertvate equity groups are buying paper over there. i mean, they are buying it. to get in. not the physical assets, but a time of paper. stephanie: that does not mean to say that greece or any peripheral countries are in great shape, but just that there's a great trade to be done. olivia: hold the phone run second. did you see stephanie ruhle putt? stephanie: did you like -- would you like to know why i felt that punt? maybe because i'm from the state of new jersey and i have been playing mini golf for many years. brendan: my favorite druckenmiller called $.80 on the euro. much more to say about the economy and what he thinks about activist investing. tom: let's turn to a huge transaction last week, widely expected, but big news. nardelli has big perspective -- terrific perspective. let's turn to the reaffirmation of ge. the chart is a chart of struggle. it has been an ugly story. he's getting lots of positive response here. what is your take away of what mr. immel has to do now? robert: t

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. >> reporter: stephanie gosk new york. >>> attorneys for robert bates pushing back on a "tulsa world" report that training records were falsified. the 7 3-year-old volunteer deputy charged with manslaughter in fatal shooting of unarmed suspect in oklahoma. his attorneys released 64 pages of documents which seem to indicate he was proficient in firearms and dozens of other cleet courses. bates said he mistakenly pulled out handgun rather than stun gun when he fatally shot eric harris earlier this month. >>> it's sunday. here is what you need to know in the week ahead. tomorrow business leaders from montgomery and prince gorges county will put out a new study supporting purple line. this is a light rail line that would connect new carrollton and bethesda metro stations. they say it could mean a big boost in the economy. in boston 119th boston marathon happening tomorrow. police say there's a year's worth of safety in place, things like backpacks and suitcases are not allowed. >> we'll certainly have people's backs. they can relax and enjoy the time. but like anything else in this day a

handwritten letter arrives at los angeles times penned by robert durst himself as he sits in a new orleans jail awaiting extradition to california. stephanie with grammar and spelling errors. return address, robert durst, elaine hunt correctional in louisiana. a personal take on years lived in los angeles at this address. i loved watching the traffic come up and mush into santa monica. my interests are opera and pro-football. a production at the l.a. opera fell short. a true example of hollywood gone berserk. he says he suffers full bone hydrocephalus, a condition that leads to fluid buildup in the brain. the >>> a major milestone in ferguson missouri. the city tearing down to rebuild after months of unrest. we are there live on "the rundown." >>> first, this live picture from philadelphia. kicking off the know your value tour. elizabeth warren now on stage. it is a nationwide movement to empower women. more on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my b

baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake, thank you again for your time this evening. >> thank you. >> let's go to thomas roberts who has been on the ground all day. thomas, describe the scene where you are. >> so reverend the mayor had brought up the cvs pharmacy and what it took to get that shop in this city. we're in front of the cvs farmry right behind me where it burned down. the intersection of north avenue and pennsylvania avenue where we've been reporting, and it's a pretty party-like atmosphere for the protesters that have come out tonight, and it's multi-cultural, multi-aged and i happened to pull aside some young ladies got permission from their mom to speak to them but are you in the fourth grade at this school the william pender hughes school right? why did you want to make this sign this year and be out here? >> because -- because a lot of schools have more than our schools, yeah and a lot of schools have more than our school and that's not -- >> so you wanted to bring attention to that. >> yes. >> fantasia, this is your sign. you have a message about rebuilding the culture and city and rebuild wit

robert durst is headed back to new orleans. we are learning more about the days and leading up to his arrest. nbc's stephaniening, matt, robert durst is back in court facing two weapons charges, authorities say they found a gun in his hotel room here. they are arresting him for the murder of his friends susan berman. they also say he was on the run. he had started raising ibrows long before his hbo documentary put durst back in the headlines. robert durst was the kind of celebrity in the then years he lived in houston, hitting autographs and curious neighbors. >> not guilty. >> reporter: in 2003 durst was acquitted of murdering morris black in nearby galveston, a case dubbed texas' trial of the century. >> it's a weird eerie celebrity. >> reporter: this investigator followedle for years, hired by black's family. >> you will find people who want to be photographed with him, want to be around him. almost like billy the kid. >> reporter: it drew attention, urinateing in public dressing in women's clothes. >> we kind of nicknamed her dorothy durst after the pseudonym he used in galveston. >> reporter: the actual

robert, here in the icu with 50 stitches in his head. police are hoping that individual will lead to that attacker. stephanieang in the bay. >> taxi drivers are on edge after another attack on a driver. it is the third since february. daily city police are looking for two men shown in these under surveillance photos. police say they paid the driver, but then they punched him and robbed him as he was giving them change. on tuesday, a passenger in san francisco attacked his cab driver, hitting him with a metal padlock. >> that man was trying to steal electronics from the front seat. >>> police are looking or a suspect in another attack this from february. police say the suspect refused to pay his cab driver and when the driver confronted him, the suspect punched him and kicked him. . >> a scary scene there. 6:46 on your friday morning. time to check your microclimate forecast. one of our favorite live pictures. it just gets us in the mood. baseball is back. we have a bay bridge series. >> that, of course, can you do di coff -- cuddy park. >> if you get to go out there, giants fans, as fans, tonight 46 degrees

stephanie truong nbc bay area news. >> thank you. lady luck must live in the east bay where one man just won his second lottery in two months. lottery representatives say roberton $1,000 playing a scratch off ticket in february. this friday, he won $5 million. million. santos doesn't note what he's going to spend it the money on but plans to keep playing the scratchers. i'm going to hunt him down and go with him. >> robert you have a new friend. >> i know. >> actually have you one, two, three, new friends. >> yeah. >> don't forget about me. 1,000 to $5 million on his wings. wow. a look outside the microclimate forecast. free forecast for you anytime you want. give us and i call. we have dramatically different conditions tonight. 58 in san francisco. the wind is so strong coming out of the west it's helping to keep those numbers down but you can see it's not a totally foggy evening right now. downtown san francisco is in full view. we'll take you further down across the bay area. you can see in the peninsula from our camera, completely fogged in across woodside. so yes the fog will be back. it's not as strong as it was this time last night. tomorrow morning's

robert durst is headed back to court in new orleans today. we are learning more about the days and hours leading up to his arrest. nbc's stephanie good morning, matt, robert durst is back in court facing two weapons charges, authorities say they found a gun in his hotel room here. when they were arresting him for the murder of his friend, susan berman. they also say he was on the run. and he was fleeing a life in houston that had already started raising eyebrows long before this hbo documentary put durst back in the headlines. robert durst was the kind of celebrity in the nine years he lived in houston, giving autographs and greeting curious neighbors. >> i'm adam clyburn. good to meet you. >> not guilty. >> reporter: in 2003, durst was aquilt acquitted of murdering morris black in nearby galveston, a case dubbed texas' trial of the century. >> it's a weird eerie celebrity. >> reporter: this investigator him for years, hired by black's family. >> you will find people who want to be photographed with him, who would want to be around him, almost like billy the kid. >> reporter: durst's habits drew attention, urinating in public, d

robert durst case. he appeared in a louisiana court and now we are hearing from the accused killer himself. stephanieis on the story. >> he was arrested in new orleans for the los angeles murder of susan berman but the gun found in his hotel room is delaying his extradition to california. while durst maintains his innocence, he apparently sent a handwritten letter to the "los angeles times." it gets sloppy in places with grammar and spelling errors. the return address reads robert durst. it goes to this address. i love watching the traffic come up la cienega and merge to santa monica. >> a true example of hollywood gone berserk. he suffered full-blown hido ensevulous. >> this story provides insight into his thinking or his frame of mind. >> did you write the letter? >> durst pled not guilt tow gun charges in a new orleans court and faces a federal gun possession charge as well. >> one thing is very clear. he is not leaving the state of louisiana. >> legal analysts say that's good news giving them more time to prepare their case against durst. he is accused of killing his friend in 2000. they tried ev