in texas city, texas. 19-year-old stevie green was waiting for a friend to drive her home from work. but the friend never showed up. >> i'm in a ticked-off mood because he left me hanging. christmas was coming around the corner. i thought about taking a taxi. but then i was like, no, i want to save the money so we can have a better christmas. >> so, stevie decided to walk home, which was about a mile away. suddenly, she heard someone running up behind her. >> the footsteps just stop. the knife was in my back. i didn't want to die. i was willing to do anything this man was going to ask me to do. >> he said he'd stab her if she didn't take off her clothes. >> as he raped me, i just kept thinking in my head -- saying the lord's prayer. the more i said it, the more angry he got. >> afterwards, still holding the knife, he told her to get up. >> he told me to turn around and have my back to him. and when i stood up, something in me just told me to run and i grabbed my shoe and booked into the middle of the street, screaming at the top of my lungs. >> stevie was traumatized, in shock, but l

has stevie cohen or sac been put on trial, and have they been convicted?> smith: individuals have pled guilty to insider trading. >> okay. give me facts. tell me exactly what it was, what it amounted to, and did stevie cohen know it, did the firm know it? because guess what: it happens. there are bad people out there. >> narrator: in november 2013, after months of talks... >> good afternoon, everyone, my name is preet bharara and i am the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york... >> narrator: sac capital agreed to plead guilty as a corporation. >> for engaging in insider trading that was substantial, pervasive, and on a scale without precedent... >> narrator: under a proposed agreement with prosecutors, sac would cease to operate as a hedge fund, and as sole owner, steven cohen would pay the largest insider trading fine in history. >> in the record amount of $1.8 billion. >> narrator: and u.s. attorney preet bharara says the insider trading investigations will continue. >> a number of people have been charged and convicted, and the investigati

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. >> that's when joann stevie saw the billboard and recognized the handwriting. it looked like the handwriting of a contractor she knew. >> when i met mr. chandler he came across as not telling the truth and he wouldn't look you in the eye. and he just seemed shifty. >> joann rushed home and found the handwritten receipt for some work chandler had done for her. >> as i was looking at it, my knees actually buckled from the sheer shock of the proof now to me that this was the man they've been looking for all this time. >> the handwritten receipt was compared to the handwritten note found in joan rogers car. >> i immediately saw the capital t repeatedly throughout his writing. my heart started racing. i found all the ys and all the variations on the brochure. within minutes i knew i found the writer. >> chandler was 43 years old and ran a construction business. he was married and had eight children by seven different women. he also had a criminal record dating back to his teens that included two sexual assaults. but what was most telling was where chandler lived. >>

in texas city, texas. 19-year-old stevie green was waiting for a friend to drive her home from work.

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stevie wonder and sir paul mccartney are among past recipients of the award. >>> a tearful mom sherriod is good. victory. a judge ruled she could remain physical custody of her 9-year-old son jeffrey over her ex-husband. another custody battle continues of her unborn child. the host is not pregnant but her surrogate. the father is her other ex, lamar sally. >>> parent company nbc universal held the special premiere of the new james brown biopic "get on up." at d.c.'s newseum. a mix of hollywood and congressional reporters were in attendance. director tate taylor thanked senator roger wit ker for his southern hospitality. >>> what if you only had six seconds to prove yourself? ♪ get this through i'm not good at a one night stand ♪ >> that was 15-year-old shawn mendez on vine. 300,000 fans praised his six seconds. his single "life of the party" has made the top 100 and he has 2.8 million vine followers. >> just by doing that. you did a lot of auditions in your day. >> yeah. >> how long do you get? >> 16 bars. >> that's it? >> that's it. but this is six seconds, all these followers and y

we knew more simply stevie g. he was there with us dee dee and who would it cause digging is seen as a quest to gain the mighty capitalist oppression family each a dyke to put on spot i think the third of the refugees are children international monitors not have witnessed the exists a it's far from safe even for cars that are clearly marked. everything we did notice the flawless abilities we noticed for example valleys in their cars and they had their words in russian do their job or to come to their windows to give their children their cars so there's definitely a sense of the city that was kind of the the explosions that we heard when we decided to turn back we're very. artie's from cost for i've met with some of those who've crossed over into russia hoping for a fresh start away from the violence. yet the kiya was twelve years old when the second world war began and the grandmother remembers that sign vividly but you probably never imagined that seventy three years later she would once again be hiding from airs

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love these dia isn't the first song commissioned by stevie peeved but it is the first one written specifically for a central american audience one day i was hired by c.b.p. to write it he brought in the musician from new york to compose the music he hired a bar mitzvahs figure for vocals and there you go a prop song was manufactured just like any other horrible pop song at first one of the composers working with c.b.p. carlo nikolaus what has that in this song is being played as part of a regular rotation at radio stations with no disclaimer that the u.s. government is behind it so it felt manipulative to him but not to love was born in the us to mexican parents and knows the horrors of that trade so ultimately he ended up feeling like a manipulative prophet music might be an ok thing that could save lives the thing that gets to me about this props song nonsense is the same thing that gets to me about pop songs.

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stevie knicks was there. >> tim mcgraw was on stage singing in atlanta.s jeans and let's watch it before we pass judgment. oh, no, no, no. can we see it again. >> there she is. that's when -- can we see it one more time from the top just because we like tim mcgraw. >> i think that was not great. it happened last sunday at a concert in atlanta. it was for an encore of a song he was doing. a fan grab ahold of the jeans actually pulled the jeans off. a publicist said he was trying to keep his jeans on without getting that big tear. it's sad. >> i guess when you wade out a little bit in the crowd. everyone has had a few drinks and there's tim mcgraw and you reach over and get hooked on some -- >> it happens all the time. we've seen beyonce laspulled of stage. >> in 2007 a woman got too handsy and said act like a lady this is my husband. >> i guess tmz has a video. >> he hasn't really spoke out and the woman hasn't spoke out. >> come back when we have an answer to that. okay. angelina and brad are going to be reunited on screen. she's directing this film. we l

. >> it elevates him to the likes of stevie wonder and sir paul mccartney. >> love that song. >> love>>> speaking of sir paul mccartney and the beatles. a sad story out of los angeles this morning. >> a pine tree planted ten years ago has been overrun and destroyed by insects but not just any insects a warm of beetles. harrison lived there and he was an avid gardener. the new tree will be planted sometime in the future but the irony there, beetles destroying his prize tree. >>> another celebrity is poo-pooing the gym. >> she repealed to "hello" magazine her simple exercise regimen. >> i love this. she says she follows the royal canadian air force exercise plan. it is created by doctors in the 1950s. it is only 20 minutes of stretching and toning regime that requires no equipment, no weights. it is mostly pushups and situps and running in place. at rina and i do ten curls, paper folds. so much you can do on set to stay in shape. >> yep. yep. >> we'll be right back. >> four -- and that's why i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartbur

lou: well mississippi pastor reverend stevie fielder claims that cochran's campaign promised him moneynd gave him money walking around money to get out the black vote to support senator cochran and to stave off your challenge. but now there's a lot of questions about pastor fielder, he was paid by a reporter, apparently, for his story. what's your reaction? >> well, he had very detailed allegations, but that's not the only allegations made. we also heard allegations from democrats in heinz county who pointed directly to the head gop chair person in heinz county and said pete perry, the gop chair person asked him to violate the law, to agree to not have the poll books and allow crossover voters. these are not isolated allegations, two of these have gone on the record and the allegations are very succinct, very detailed, and we anticipate we're going to hear more and more of them as the investigation continues. lou: as your vote count for invalid ballots rises, we're also hearing stories about apparently relatives of at least one relative of haley barbour, the former governor, national r

paul simons, stevie wonder, carol king, and it was not long ago that he was in washington last year for of the kennedy center honorees. >> billy joel deserves the award just for that. >>> investigating a possible security breach today. the nonprofit industry says there's a breach that could confirmed and then they will join stores like target and michael's announcing their system was compromised. >>> good morning to you. it is already breaking out in morning. i love the when up doe washington valley with a half-mile visibility out in western maryland and the panhandle of west virginia where this photo was just taken a few minutes ago. turn and look at your tv. a pink lemonade sunrise posted by patricia sherwood. there's capitol hill under a cloudy sky. later today, partly cloudy with a small chance of an isolated storm. temperatures climbing to near 9r degrees. even a hotter tomorrow into the mid-90s. and a greater chance of storms tomorrow afternoon into the evening. they could produce some damaging winds tomorrow morning. shenandoah valley it's in the 60s, but into the afternoon hours

stevie nicks as well and robert downey jr. was there. the two dated for one year before being engaged last summer. he is 10 years older than his bride. i can't stop saying her name. >> performing an epic to an outside buckingham palace. take a listen. music from the mouth runs.game >> they played their rendition of the theme song. >> if you're royalty which you want to hear that outside? >> it doesn't usually and well if you're on the show. >> people are really embracing that. i wonder if they've seen the show. we have some nice weather. today will be like yesterday and like the day before. we've had so much son. 91 degrees tomorrow. from and have some rain on wednesday. we will need that. 76 degrees. there's different we cool down to the '70s. >> dan ryan will have some work lingering out there and a few crashes in new accident in bound at the intersection of 55 taking of the left lane. a second crash we're watching this morning at 41st and pulaski. numbers look good overall. most overnight construction getting close to being picked up.

we didn't start the fire, are lyrics from a the song by an artist, stevie wonder, billy joel or -- >>uffered a massive fire in october 1871 that burned for two days was it baltimore, cincinnati or chicago? tacoma. >> chicago. >> all right, going up in the lead. >> next question. which musician has a son who recently became a new jersey firefighter. a, bruce springsteen, madonna, or garth brooks? >> bruce springsteen. >> again, correct. >> true or false. all fire trucks must be red? >> false. >> correct. it is false. >> this is getting heated. all right. here we go. according to the american red cross most house fires start in which room, a, laundry, b, kitchen, c, bedroom. >> kitchen. >> kitchen. [ sirens ] >> what is that alarm? >> now we have a tie. which historical figure is credited with starting one of the first volunteer fire departments in the u.s. was it benjamin franklin -- >> benjamin franklin. >> that is correct. >> oh, however, this is a real conundrum. you are not supposed to buzz in before but we did give it to you. they did it too. i believe control room, can you weigh

collin hay from the aussie band men at work introduced her to stevie wonder. >> he said, i hope you'reeporter: are you? >> yeah. >> reporter: can you believe it? >> i do spend a lot of time, like, pinching myself. i have to say, it's been pretty amazing. oh, i might cry. it's been real amazing. >> reporter: i'm chris connelly for "nightline" in los angeles. >> you know, reena, sia is really onto something here. i never thought about this. she's written big songs for beyonce, katy perry, but she started out as lead singer for one of my favorite groups, zero seven. >> i didn't know that. another interesting fact about sia, she was discovered by singing "lean on me" at a karaoke bar, italian karaoke bar. >> you know what i realized, how many empty chairs are over here, and empty computers. >> and no chandlers. ♪ no chandeliers >> we could do it like this. >> yeah, of course we can. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male ann

. >> if it doesn't come up naturally, do us a favor, thank you stevie, we're really looking forward to it. and a cnbc town hall back in september of 2010 when a lady named velma hart stepped forward and said this -- >> i'm exhausted defending you, the mantle of change i voted for. and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. >> so is she still disappointed? and what does she want to hear from president obama today? let's bring in her in. velma hart, welcome back to cnbc. thank you very much for your time today. it's a simple question. are you still disappointed? >> i think i've already answered that question, but yeah. i'm disappointed. the economy needs to rebound, needs desperately to rebounders as a matter of fact. >> what would you ask the president if you had a chance like steve to sit down with him? >> i gave it a lot of thought. first offal awe, i think it's an important question. i think one of your previous spokepersons said there's no better time to be talking to the president than this particular week with w so many things coming to alignment all at the same time. i

joyce, they were all spearing spurring each other on, the beatles made a leap and the stones and steviebob dylan and jimi hendrix, everybody trying to top each other. it was that rare, rare moment where the most innovative stuff was also the most popular stuff. the best music was also the best-selling music and we're still living off the fumes of that. >> look, i wasn't born in the '60s. but i grew up -- >> but i get you feel like you were there. >> i feel like i was there. really, i grew up to my mother singing me "i want to hold your hand" one of the first things i played for my newborn was "i want to hold your hand" and the entire beatles collection. that's part of it. it has staying power. >> it has staying power. why do we care about john wayne? some stuff lasts. some doesn't. no offense meant, talking about the dave clark 5 or jerry and the pacemakers. that was music of its moment. but some of this stuff transcends its moment. >> that's about the music. what about those screaming girls and the cultural and social change that the british invasion brought on? >> well, it's interesti

there was too much going on and stevie wonder and marvin gaye were the two central figures who kind ofony, all these people were talking about, they are still, you know, pertinent, listened to. rock stars today. in 2014. and we're talking about the '60s. and it's interesting to sort of juxtapose some of the musicians popping today versus these guys from the '60s, the longevity is incredible. why is it, do you think? >> well, it's really interesting, because nobody back then ever would have predicted that. there was a sense -- >> why not? >> well, because popular music was disposable. that was the very nature of it. you know, and the idea that you -- we would be sitting here talking about these people as artists, let alone 50 years later, would have been ludicr s ludicrous. it was unthinkable. but the culture changed. and the level of ambition on the part of those artists also changed. and that's part of it. because, you know, there is a real established history now. so people go back to motown, go back to crosby stills and nash, who are in new york tonight, go back -- >> southern cross

>> steve: could you complete the title of this legendary stevie wonder album -- hotter than blank. >>n? >> steve: no. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: july! >> steve: "hotter than july." >> i have that album on my iphone. >> steve: i know you do. >> jimmy: yeah, and you're going to have it again. here we go. no, don't crouch down. here we go. >> this is terrible. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is dreadful. you're supposed to ask me stuff i know! >> steve: jimmy. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> steve: i was wondering. >> jimmy: yes? >> steve: what was the first commercial album released on cd in the united states. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does that mean? what the hell does that even mean? >> steve: that means -- what was the first album -- >> jimmy: what was the first cd ever sold? >> steve: yes, released. commercially. [ laughter ] tell me when you're ready. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "simon & garfunkle's greatest hits"? [ buzzer ] >> steve: oh, no! bruce springsteen. ♪ born in the -- ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: 3, 2, 1 -- ♪ [ cheers and applause ] oh, can we see that in slo-mo? let's get another look at that.

>> stevie nicks said it best ♪ tell me lies ♪ tell me sweet little lies ♪ tell me, tell me lies. >> whyng your spouse little lies may actually be good for your relationship. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> whopper big honker lies? >> welcome back, anna. >> thank you. >> mike and -- mike jerrick in for tucker. >> did you catch what the president did down there in washington meeting is w. a couple of the world leaders from central america to try to stem this tied of illegal immigrants coming across the border in the united states trying to get to the heart of the issue, seeing if we can stop the problem back in central america before it all unfolds. at least that's what the white house. >> honduras and guatemala and el salvador. a lot of people think honduras is one of the most dangerous countries in the world of the i i guess it probably is help me out. stem the tide. the leader of mexico there too but we did not. that's where they are all coming through was the country of mexico but he was not there. >> basically saying this is a very dangerous route that these children are going s

past recipients include paul mccartney, stevie wonder and carole king. >> good company. >> yeah. >> great is a gift to the music world. >>> in other music news, a tree planted in los angeles in memory of one of the beatles has been killed by beetles. >> oh, no. >> terrible case of irony. the degrees. hot and sticky already. 90-90 five degrees today. a cold front approaches the area will trigger some storms. a 40% chance of storms. tonight, lingering storms. tomorrow, not as hot. middle 80's. scattered thunderstorms early, then clearing late. >> we are just a hot and steamy show because the "heat index" is next. >> okay, ging. kick off our "heat index" one of the top stories. "time" magazine's website. how do give yourself a boost in the workplace. easy ways to impress your colleagues and your boss. first pick up space. it may sound odd but researchers say an expansive pose can increase your feelings of power. >> i'd be a little careful there. >> yeah. >> excuse me. >> you put your legs across, that's what they said. next it's okay to look a little out of place with what you tear along, yo

stevie a.he biggest shareholder of trulia, 6%. 0.72 is the private office of s.a.c. capital. s.a.c. capital is gone. 0.72 is now stevie a. cohen's family office investment vehicle. big winner. carlson capital, citadel big hedge fund owners in trla. >> joining us right now on the "squawk" news line is an internet and interactive media analyst at crt capital group, and neil what do you think of the deal? >> -- positive on this deal. at the end of the day, provides scale, and scale ultimately leads to more advertising on the overall network. it to be a positive for trulia, and also for zillow as well. >> do you think regular laters would get involved to try to stop a deal like this or not? >> i think they'll definitely take a close look at it. i think realty will also oppose this deal. but at the end of the day this is a very large market, and it's a highly fragmented market. probably aboutdy a $10 billion market in terms of total marketing that happens by real estate agent and if we look at the r

and they walked the aisle, and the highlight of the reception was a performance by none other than stevieoney moon. we wish them congratulations. >> wish you the very best. >> she will be loved. i had to do one. you have one. >> no, and i'm the hugest maroon 5 fan too. >> it's not "pay phone." it's not "pay phone." >> somebody you love, just love them. congrats. >>> and comedian andy samberg has a new home that is spectacular. it is loaded with hollywood nostalg nostalgia. the sprawling hollywood hills estate has a major history, to name a few, charlie chaplin, and actress mary aster lived there. the home -- the name -- sorry. the house has a name. so you know it's important. it's called moorcrest. moorcrest. moorcrest. and incorporates a variety of architectural styles, including moorish, gothic, and, of course, english countryside. >> how much? how much? how much? how much? >> i don't know. it was like architectural importance. they >> announcer: this is an abc news special report. disaster in the sky. malaysia airlines flight shot down. >> good morning. for those of you just joining us

stevie nicks was there as a performer. >> i love stevie nicks. >> she's awesome. >> yeah. >> all rightore time? >> singing. you see, i think that was not great. >> it happened for an encore of what he was doing. a fan got heefld his jeans, and tried to pull them off. he didn't know who it was grabbing him. he was trying to keep his jeans on without, you know, getting a big tear. >> i guess when you wade out a little bit into the crowd, with everybody right there and everybody has had a few drinks and they're having fun. oh, my gosh -- you get -- you know, you get hooked on -- >> it happens all the time. beyonce was pulled off stage in brazil. she kept on singing. i think tim mcgraw lashed out and was trying to protect himself from whatever was happening. >> that's not the first time that's happened to him either. right? >> in 2007 he was with faith hill. a woman got too handsy. act like a lady. this is my husband. >> there is a line. >> tmz has the video, which is probably why -- >> tim mcgraw hasn't really spoke out publicly. the woman hasn't spoke out either. we don't know if she's u

anybody have anything -- >> i wonder if he could do stevie wonder "isn't she lovely." >> he would dosing "danny boy" for an irish patient. that's my favorite story of the whole week. i can already say it. >> i wonder if the babies remember. >> somewhere. >> on video they remember. >> all right. coming up, eat it to beat it. the secret to enjoying a burger this summer without throwing your diet out the window basically. got to see this. >>> coming up "gma's" shoe secrets revealed presents by dreamwalk shoes by dr. scholls. got naughty shoes? tame them. it's time to tame t with dreamwalk ultra-slim insoles... grrr... so you can wear the shoes you're in the mood for... ...without them changing your mood. dreamwalk by dr. scholl's. taco bell brought back some old friends... so good to be back. ...to check out our new breakfast burrito. wow. mmm, mmm, mmm. this is legit. it's grilled... it's even pretty. we just say 'it's good' down in louisiana. [laughter] would you get a burrito from a burger place? ♪ you don't go to a sushi bar and order spaghetti. good point, ronald. stick with the pe

past recipients include paul mccartney, stevie wonder and carole king. >> good company. >> yeah. >> great music world. >>> in other music news, a tree planted in los angeles in memory of one of the beatles has been killed by beetles. >> oh, no. >> terrible case of irony. the george harrison memorial tree planted after his death in 2001 grew to be more than 12 feet tall but like so many trees in the area, the beatle tree as it was called has fallen victim to a bark beetle infestation. a new pine tree will be planted in honor of harrison after the drought and fire season in hopes that the beetles will "let it about." >> ding, ding, ding. >>>. >> a lot of poetry there. >>> poetry in motion. if you're feeling the heat do not blame ginger. today it's the new york city firefighters' fault. today marks the release of their annual calendar in which new york's bravest leave their coats behind and risk their lives to make each month more fiery than the next. in honor of this, the 20th anniversary of the calendar there are 175 firefighters featured inside. i had not noticed. a rich perspective of al

two >> our first speaker was stevie are in the low has fallen ill with the flu and has been unable to make it to denver. we are really excited. can thank him for taking it at the last minute. we have had the pleasure of working together for about a decade now. first the marijuana policy project and california and then founding a group right of round or before and cia. with the understanding, i think troy more than anyone almost understood early on that of americanew kind industry, profitable industry that is a lyrically engaged and setting an example for how commerce can be transacted in the country with legal marijuana would change the world. would be putately behind bars for using the plant. he has been an inspiration and hasnd for the 10 years and been an honor to introduce troy. our first keynote speaker. give it up for erin smith. wow. wow. there's a lot of people here. this is pretty impressive. i saw so many chairs and i thought this would really be the great next american industry. we've been saying that for a long time. now it seems that it's actually coming to pass. this is

. >> and stevie, i'm going to give you the last word. we were in silly season this week.alking about a company called cynk. we were talking about $50,000 potato salad on kickstarter. >> right. >> and crumbs was being bought out, maybe? so, maybe, to your point, maybe you are acting like the market's started to top out here, huh? >> you know, when you look, the other gentleman was bringing up hedge fund performance. if you're looking for those that performed, they're looking for catalysts, deals or m&a. those are the guys event-driven hedge funds have out-performed. there's only so long, to your point, that that can go on. so, i think we are a little bit topee here, but you know what, we've all been wrong. all these talking heads, including myself, have been wrong on this pullback for quite some time now, but that doesn't mean that it's not coming. >> exactly. >> but steve, you and i were both right on this show on new year's eve when we predicted that 2014 would be the year of the activist, because to your point, it's the catalyst-driven investor that can generate alpha i

stevie nick performed and he perform at his wedding 275 gepts and this is for fellows hottie bride'sictoria secret models. >> so they walked down the aisle or runway i think is the question. >> exactly -- >> reporter: exactly. >> are you officially married if jonah hill pairies -- mayor ious -- miries you. >> reporter: i don't -- marries you. >> reporter: i don't know. that's crazy but. >> and another question are you really at the insider like in a bathroom with sign behind you what is that a closet? >> reporter: what is up with you. dmoosh what's up with you. >> reporter: i am-- >> what's up with you. >> reporter: that's my office and it's dark and it's lonely so, get out of here. >> okay. >> let me interview the rock and he has a movie coming out. >> reporter: he is coming out with hercules this thing if you like super hero and iconic i save the world this is the perfect movie for youch the rock is a -- you. the rock is awesome and so nice he gained 30 pounds of muscle and i am 6-3, 210 pounds and he made me look like i was a little kid when i was next to him. >> he is cut all rig