to be intimidated and considering the manner in which the offense was committed, t.c.hat he was selected to be targeted of the offense because of sexual orientation guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> on count three, invasion of privacy, we find the defendant guilty or not guilty as to t.c.? >> guilty. >> guilty or not guilty as to m.b.? >> guilty. >> on count four, bias intimidation, we find the defendant did commit the offense of invasion of privacy with the purpose to intimidate t.c. because of sexual orientation, guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> did commit the offense of invasion of privacy because of the purpose to intimidate mb because of sexual orientation guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> did commit the offense of invasion of privacy knowing the conduct constituting invasion of privacy would cause t.c. to be intimidated because of sexual orientation, not guilty or guilty? >> guilty. >> did commit the offense of invasion of privacy knowing that the conduct did constitute invasion of privacy would cause m.b. to be intimidated because of sexual orient

t.c.es care of more than just plants. >> it's kind of like a little therapy thing, right? because i used to be angry all the time. and i didn't like nobody talking to me, didn't want to be around nobody. so i started messing with the cats in the garden, so now it's just like, one of them things. hey, girl. >> i'm going to get my bait and go set my cat traps. they like scrambled eggs. this is my cat bait. >> now, this is fluffy. this is the mama cat of all the cats. >> stray cats have a calming effect on inmates, but they create a nuisance for officers. >> i've been trying to catch fluffy for six months. i haven't caught her yet. well, i caught her and somebody turned her loose. so she got smart. she won't go back in the trap. >> it's personal between him and her, you know what i'm saying? so it's wit, animal wit against human man wit. >> microwave signals course through the fences of holman that when crossed notify officers of a possible breach. >> three different sections of the fence has

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and that's when jackson says she heard at least four gunshots. t.c. 18:22:16 (ms. jackson) "and that's when me and my daughter ran down here and my said, why did you shoot him, what did you shoot him for? he still hhd the gun at me and my daughter.. don't move, don't touch him. i said what did you shoot him for... he had a weapon...ell wheee's he weaponn and he pointed.. was a small little pockkt kinifee &ppushed ovee there." pheree"homicide detectives are invessigating.we're told they preetalking to that officer and otherrwwtnesses. for now, the officer hhs been puspendedd.. which is routine in poliic involved shootingss i'm meean gilliland, fox45 mooning news. a man is charged with assaulting a student outside a howard county high school... &paftee áheá is caught on ttpe. being knocked out cold. --fight nats--- nats---this video was taken last week, outside long reach high school inncolumbia.police say the man on the grruud... 40-yearrold donnell vannison showed up at the school in a ski mask to coofront a 16- year-old student...but instead the student nocks him

we are t.c. reading and writing schools. we have put in tens of thousands of dollars into professional development. we come out and train our teachers and now they are getting laid off. all that training goes down the drain. >> my name is jennifer. i am a teacher at el dorado, where, for my first three years, i was laid off. i am in year five and i have not been a. i am enjoying the process of watching half of the staff, not only the school that i teach at but when my students will go, being laid off. you could lay off the old district and the earth would not be tilted, but i invite you to come to el dorado and tell our community that laying off seven of 15 classroom teachers does not make a big toe and. -- a big tilit -- a big tilt. [applause] >> it is nice to see you all again. i brought friends this time. i want to suggest -- i am asking you to follow through with all of your promises. not just the schools represented but all the schools you represent. i know that there has been a lot of phrases going around in the distri

and that's when jackson says she heard at least four gunshots. t.c..18:22:16 (mm. jacksoo) "and thht's when me and my daughter ran down heee nd my son was sitting at riggt there. and him, what did you shoot him forr he still hhd the gun at me and my him for? he still had the him, what did you shoot i said, why did you shoot sitting at right there. him, what did you shoot him t for? he still had the gun at meeand my daughter.. don't move, don't touch im. iisaid what did you shoot him for... he had a weapon..well where's the weapon? and he pointed.. was a small liitle pocket kinife pushhd over there." there."homicide detectives are investigating.meantime, he officer is on administrative duty. p pitbull is shot and killed in montgomery couuty... after two teenagers are attacked. police say a 15 ear old boy and a 14 year old girr were bitten by two dogs last night in gaithersburg.officers shot gunn proved ineffective.they were abll to confine the seccnd one.the teenagers were with arm and leg woundssand y - the girl with arm,,leg and neck wounds. police are speaking wi

. >> conduct constituting invasion of privacy would cause t.c. intimidated because of sexual orientation, guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> did attempt to commit the defense of invasion of privacy knowing that the conduct constituting invasion of privacy would cause him to be intimidated, guilty or not guilty? >> not guilty. >> did attempt to commit the offense of invasion of privacy under circumstances that caused t.c. to be intimidated and considering the manner in which the offense was committed, t.c. reasonably believed that he was selected to be the target of the offense because of sexual orientation, guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> as to count nine, tampering with physical evidence, we find the defendant guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> and counts ten, tampering with physical evidence, we do find the defendant guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> on count 11, hindering apprehension or prosecution, we find the defendant guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> on count 12, hindering apprehension or prosecution, we find the defendant guilt

course this try to pitch is the almost as an exile governments in waiting a very similar to libya's and t.c. but that hasn't really been the reality of what's happened and we've seen a fierce criticism coming from the opposition factions and sells saying that the syrian national council ineffective and that they're very far removed from what's going on inside the country so that it was an optimistic picture is going to nate the western countries and governments very nervous and anxious those who would back seeing president assad out this is not really clear at the moment whether there is a viable alternative that the opposition sort of failing to present its united front term recent middle east history and politics professor at bill can university in turkey says the fractured syrian opposition has already lost momentum both politically and militarily. the syrian national council as being in disarray from the beginning and has been dysfunctional. now last few days. serving full members now. council is another i.c. member. council are also going to. see. unworkable and this one criticism comi

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t.c. who's now doing some maybe shady operations overseas and we're going to look at how that money we're talking millions lotsa lotsa million. how that money is funding his alternate sex life so the title of the pieces swinging new canaan and it goes by the symbol swing is on film if people want to help dissipate and craft lending your piece so get into some of the particulars here it sounds pretty sexy. but let's just say when i tell anyone about this story they just want to hear more of this story first started though when mitch dallas quest the new canaan trader went and turned in his personal assistant his go friday for stealing one hundred seventy thousand dollars from him. she was arrested she's currently charged on some felony charges but when she got caught she told the new canaan police you know he was actually paying her to have sex with him and is living girlfriend chiasson pamela's the sister of pain inside a trader who's now in jail daniela chassis so we first saw this story

there are still so many an answer questions now one of the firms of regulators the chairman of the t.c. name is gary gensler he's on the hill this week asking for funding before appropriations subcommittee but what about the job regulators have done with. global that's what we want to hear about to answer some of our most pressing questions we have bill black william black associate professor of economics and law at the university of missouri kansas city he is a former regulator and he was director of litigation during the s. and l. crisis do you know that. means that means on his watch bankers were prosecuted and locked up so he is going to help us break down these unanswered questions we have in light of this first professor black thank you so much for being on the show and you yeah absolutely so i want to start i want to talk about the regulator one of them at least and the way this bankruptcy has been handled professor black first i want to play the justification they carry guns or the chairman of the c f.t.c. gave for the way this bankruptcy has been handled let's lay that. my kno

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just playing politics congresswoman in the half a minute we have left do you think that the sea of t.c. is going to respond favorably to your to your letter. i think so i think that the pressure that we're putting on them will will have an effect and you know we all agree there are there are lots of things that we could do we could and we could restore the. investment tax credits for wind how there's a lot of things we could do to fulfill the president's pledge of an all of the above plan for. energy in our country but speculation is a big part of it we're not giving up on this fight it's great congresswoman jan schakowsky thanks so much for being with us and for the great work you're doing thank you you know we need to end predatory capitalism like this and make wall street once again a boreen and reliable industry. crazy alert maybe they were trying to find me mo researchers from new york university of discovered that robotic fish are just as capable of leading schools of fish as the real living things in nature nature fish at the front of a school beat their tails at a greater rate

t.c. or the f.c.c. or sometimes even the deal j. right now to stop to put bankers in jail yet when they've clearly committed. criminal crimes you know when you steal from someone i think that's a crime right so i think it'll be interesting to see how the market reacts keep hiring people to not give the go into business with broker dealer or anyone else like that but i think us the only way right now that we're going to stop there yeah and i think it's interesting just looking back i was reading an article of yours for over a year ago where you were talking about big the new york attorney general may press criminal charges against some of these banks over the fraud and i'm sure as you're going to say you were probably surprised that nobody ever really got prosecuted with criminal charges when it came to the banks or the major players in the financial crisis you're like the traders of bear stearns. first allies or that actually is an active new york age investigation that's won the i have some good feelings about the martin act might

global engaged in is being sued by the sea at t.c. and there is a saying that he didn't segregate customer money from his own accounts but apparently this just came out which had a chance to look at it but apparently he pulled money and put it into j.p. morgan during during during and after the financial crisis for about three years and he didn't take care to make sure that those accounts were segregated in other words j.p. morgan would have been able to use that money for their own positions or whatever it is so i think i think this is this is really interesting the superstar getting more of these probes and i think it also speaks to the whole thing about the mainstream media who are these people who have always contributors i don't manage someone else's money i don't pyramid and. some of the guys cash so you know big capital account does just write a note to you viewers you should be aware of when you're watching these other channels also why does the money always go back to j.p. morgan why are they always involved in any of these m

. >> count one, invasion of privacy, we find the defendant guilty or not guilty as to t.c. >> guilty.porter: darren ravi sat silently in court as the forewoman read the charges he faces. after it was over the jury found him guilty on all the charges against him as a whole. >> the jury deadlocked on some parts of subsections of all 15 charges, but it didn't really matter because as long as the jury found him guilty on one of the subcharges in each of the 15 counts, then all of the 15 counts held and that's what happened today. >> reporter: ravi will spend more than 10 years behind bars for the more serious charges, invasion of privacy and a hate crime. >> we are very thankful to the jury. we think thatted over was overwhelming. >> reporter: tyler clementi -- that our evidence was overwhelming. >> reporter: tyler clementi took his life days after realizing he was spied on by ravi. his family wanting the spotlight to remain on the issue even though the trial is over. >> we hope that the media attention will not fade and that positive efforts on these important issues will be acknowledged

. >> did commit the offense of invasion of privacy knowing the conduct would cause t.c. to be intimidated because of sexual orientation. not guilty or guilty? >> guilty. >> and i'm talking to a sports legend has's also a good friend of my. a star so great -- he could only be called magic. the great magic johnson. he's here with his wife cookie, and we're going to talk about how this changed both of their lives. >> because of -- the hiv virus that i have attained, i will have to retire from the lakers. >>> plus, tonight, only in america. presidential bracketology explained. this is arsenio hall tonight. >>> good evening. i'm arsenio hall in for piers morgan. our big story tonight is the verdict in the tyler clementi case. the rutgers university freshman who killed himself in 2010 after he learned that his roommate had used a hidden web cam to spy on his sexual encounter with another man. and today that roommate, dharun ravi was convicted on most of the charges. joining me to talk about the case that shocked the nation, attorney lisa bloom and dr. drew pinsky host of cnn's

the defendant did attempt to cause the offense of invasion of privacy with the purpose to intimidate t.c. because of sexual orientation guilty or not guilty. >> guilty. >> reporter: jurors found the 20-year-old guilty of invasion of privacy as well as bias intimidation based on sexual orientation, which is a hate crime. the case began in september of 2010 when ravi spied on his roommate tyler clementi kissing another man. a few days later clementi killed himself by jumping off the george washington bridge. ravi's attorney tried to argue that ravi was just a foolish 18- year-old and meant no harm, but jurors sympathize with clementi and his family. >> i just hope they can put everything behind them and move forward. >> reporter: before the verdict the defense team said they expected their client to be found guilty on some of the charges, but many courtroom observers were stunned that the jury agreed with all of the prosecution's case. clementi's family said they hope the trial will help keep the focus on issues like cyber bullying and privacy. >> we believe this trial was important becaus

. >> i'm going to catch them cats t.c.every one of these cats. >> there was a sergeant this charge, sergeant english, whose job it was to try to deal with these feral cats and get them outside the prison. the cats became his nemesis, particularly fluffy. >> there's fluffy. i think you're going to have a little trouble with that one. it's personal between him and her, you know what i'm saying, so it's animal wit against human man wit. >> i have been trying to catch fluffy for six months. i haven't caught her yet. >> the inmates love the cats and the cats trust the inmates, and it was just a neat story to see the officers trying to get the cats and the inmates trying to protect the cats, and it just proved to be a really cool story. >> fluffy has had another kitten. >> fluffy seemed to be perpetually breeding more and more kittens. >> she's going to get him up and run with him. she's good to go with him. she's gone. >> there's no telling where she's carried him to. >> can you get her? >> uh-uh. >> he's got her now. >> she's

we want to see the violence stop immediately, and t.c.ia police can -- begin a political transition. >> -- and to see syria began a political transition. >> this whole issue of weapons of mass sharpen and what is -- of mass destruction and what is happening in syria if and when the regime falls. are we making plans about how to account for those weapons, how to ensure they do not fall at the hands of terrorist organizations? is this being discussed among the allies and those on in the region who are concerned? >> this is a topic that is being discussed actively with allies in europe and elsewhere. syria is not even a signatory of the chemical weapons convention. it is a reminder of the stabilizing role that syria has played over the years. we do not have any indication at this point that the stockpiles have fallen out of control of the government. one of the reasons they managed transition is so important rather than a chaotic transition. we are watching this carefully. some of these are discussions that need to happen in a different sett