taylor kitsch, everybody. ♪ went behind my -- taylor kitsch everybody right there. it. dolly parton performs next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everyone. oh, my gosh, it's going to be great. here to perform the song "home" from her brand new album, "blue smoke," once again, dolly parton! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! ♪ ♪ lookin' out of my window pane tears mingling with the rain ♪ ♪ i'm so lonesome i could cry just like old hank ♪ ♪ staring down on the city street feeling empty and incomplete ♪ ♪ there's a place i need to be to fill my tank ♪ ♪ a place i can go where i can be free where i can be happy and just be me ♪ ♪ home where the warm winds blowing ♪ ♪ and the rivers flowing along ♪ ♪ like a lazy bum in the mid-day sun and i've gone ♪ ♪ fishing with my pole at the fishin hole where i can lay down my heavy load ♪ ♪ and know i am always welcome home ♪ ♪ i left home i was seventeen i had a lot of ambitious dreams ♪ ♪ seen a lot of those dreams come true ♪ ♪ i've had good luck i ain't complaining

brigham young thought taylor was company, claiming taylor had sat at a quorum of the 12, you were my slave and you shall block my boobs. brigham young wanted to nicolmac about down and contends he was not brigham young, something taylor refused to do. brigham may not have revered taylor but on this day he enjoys special status as the only survivor of the carthage massacre. the other guys that did. taylor with live 33 years, it would be an you're the leader, he died with a price on his head hiding from federal deputies and the utah territory. taylor spent his last days on a farm north of salt lake city, quote, in the d o as the saints call their constantly moving underground headquarters. from federal power in washington. taylor regaled his audience with a link the first person account of the last night in the jail house except for will lead richards kirk memorandum published in the church newspaper after the killings, this was the first attempt to narrate the last day of the smith brothers and all their advertising detail. capt. robert smith's double dealing and ghastly final shootou

that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem.former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he serves his time in one of america's most innovative and riskiest programs, the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash somebody on sight, beat them up as soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different do you want to

off. >> taylor: in men, as they age, they decrease pretty dramatically.females, they stay relatively stable. now, think about that... >> stahl: wow. >> taylor: men develop heart disease much earlier than women. why not look at the difference and see how to make men live longer without heart disease? >> stahl: she speculates that ignoring this difference may be one reason stem cell treatments haven't lived up to their promise; and on a broader level, that not studying both male and female animals results in more problems for women down the road. >> cahill: if the whole darn pipeline is male dominated and sex differences truly do matter, how can it not be the case that you're going to end up with, on average, a lot more negative side effects in women than in men? i mean, it basically has to happen. >> stahl: and it does. a g.a.o. report found "eight of the ten prescription drugs withdrawn" from the market from 1997 to 2001 "posed greater health risks for women than for men." today, when it comes to government-funded studies on humans, women must be included

the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor. double life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend th

but a lot of people are focused more on taylor townsends weight than her win, that is next. and then it is real money with ali velshi. >> coming up, a high stakes stand off between amazon and one of the world's most powerful book publishers, the future of e books and what you pay for them are on theline, and i will tall to best selling author of the bone collector. plus, a great american come back story, how pittsburgh beat the odds and recovered after the steal mills all closed. all that and more on real money. >>>t >>>t drones are become learn used to learn more about hurricanes. scientists hope to drop the first drone from an airplane into a storm this summer. natasha is in miami for us, we understand you have a bit of a behind the scenes look into these drone laboratories? what did you find? >> i sure did, tony. much a hurricane's energy is drawn from just above the surface of the ocean, that is exactly where these hurricane drones are going to fly, but the question is, will they be able to hold up. >> this is the view from the cockpit as it flows into the wall of a hurr

they didn't know who elizabeth taylor -- they really had no idea. gen-x knew her only through joan rivers appalling fat jokes in the 1980s, you know, more chins than a chinese phonebook. i was aghast. and gen-y, gen-y knew she had some vague connection to film, but mostly they knew her as the person she was in later life, an aids philanthropist and, you know, a leader in that way. anyway, stuck in this house the only thing we had for entertainment is boxed sets of elizabeth taylor movie, you know? [laughter] so we thought, oh, all right, you know, it'll be a campy night. and we started watching in chronological order, and we were absolutely blown away not just by the quality of her performances, but by the unrelenting feminist messages of her movies. in national velvet her character, velvet brown, age 12, challenges jebledder discrimination -- gender discrimination. excluded from an important horse race because of her gender, she poses as a male jockey and wins, exposing the pure bigotry of the exclusion of women. her next big one? a place in the su

are you and taylor a couple? >> wyatt: so, we got to

. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison, he had to be flanked bytwo officers for his interview in a secure housing unit, or the shu. >> hi, guys. okay. you got it. look at our man right here. you got this rambo camera. who do you work for? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> tell us who you are. what's your name? >> they call me double life because i've got two life sentences, a life without the possibility of parole. and 25 to life. and they call me godzilla because i've got more points than anybody else in the prison system. i fight everybody. i'll fight anybody who will fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivaling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i've had my nose broke, hip broke, shoulder broke and foot broke, all in confrontations with the police, distractions, yard distractions, hospital distractions, shower distractions. anyplace you can get in a fight, i've gotten in a fight. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell, he f

. >> taylor: aly! aly! no! >> oliver: this is bad. you and taylor? the way aly feels about her?>> thorne: i didn't say this conversation was going to be easy. >> oliver: it's gonna be a lot harder than you think. i'm sorry, thorne. i can't tell you how to live your life. but aly can't handle this. she still blames taylor for her mother's death. you know, a lot of people say it's best to be honest, but sometimes it's not. sometimes it can be devastating. >> donna: wow. you and ridge are engaged. that...

when he refuses, taylor tells the boy to move to the front of the bus.get up here. >> as taylor makes his way down the aisle toward the back of the bus, the boy's 15-year-old stepbrother can be seen approaching the driver from behind. according to taylor, the boy curses at him and the argument quickly becomes physical. >> get off me! >> get off him. >> the driver lunges and grabs the boy by his neck. as other students look on, the driver and two boys fight for several seconds, moving from the front to the rear of the bus. in one last act, the 15-year-old attempts to punch taylor in the head, but misses. the driver is arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery. while maintaining his innocence, taylor enters a plea deal and the charge is dropped. for their roles in the incident, both boys are arrested and face possible felony assault charges. but after reviewing all the evidence, the state's attorney's office does not file charges against the two teenagers, determining the case can't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> show me which one. show me wh

. >> taylor wilson is part of a new generation of nuclear enthusiasts, call them nuclear environmentalists. at 14, wilson became the youngest person ever to create nuclear fusion. >> you keep yellowed cake in your lab because -- >> well i process the stuff. i collect all sorts of nuclear things. pieces the government lost out of airplanes. some people collect baseball cards, i collect yellow cake. >> small scale modular reactors that simply can't melt down like today's designs. >> for example earthquake. you break in your primary loop, where does the cooling water go? goes out the break. what's cooling this? nothing. reactor melts down. >> but because wilson's reactor uses molten salt as a cooling

. >> reporter: kelly taylor has been brewing beer in brooklyn for almost a decade.e craft micro brewery business has exploded. >> this is where we add the hops. >> reporter: and so has demand for a key ingredient in his specialty ales and lagers. these are hops. they'll smil delicious. which helps give beer its flavor and aroma. craft brewers like taylor use about five times the hops as big beer makers. >> hops are an extremely important part of the beer. it's a very important flavoring component. >> reporter: in the past ten years craft breweries has skyrocketed and so has the price of hops. the national average has now doubled what it was in 2004. most hops in the united states are grown in the northwest, but there's been so much demand that hops farms are cropping up across the country. carmine istvan realized it was an untapped market. he recently converted four acres at his upstate new york gardening center to grow hops. istvan said he gets calls from local brewers every day looking for hops. >> based on what we see, we can usually do 500 acres jeff to supply n

the three rooms in the north beach housing buildings at 2449 and 2450 taylor street are very important. this is the location. at the end of the powell street cable car line. they are important for a restroom, a break room for the operator bes and other field staff, and for a ticket sales office. prior to demolition of the former san francisco housing authority development we negotiated a lease for these facilities. there was an operator restroom and a transit shelter on the adjacent sidewalk. those were demolished and these new facilities were constructed. the previous lease expired december 23rd, 2013, it had been for 9 years with a 6-year option to extend. rather than only extend for 6 years because these facilities are so critical to our operators and other field staff, we decided to negotiate a 10 year lease with a 10 year option to renew. so that is what is before you today. we weigh the advantages and came up with the 20 year lease. the first year rent is $7,920, increasing 3 percent per year with a proposed 10 year extension through december 31, 2033. and the rent payments are a

we'll hear from the lead actress in "taylor schilling." but kevin o'leary joins us, investor on "shark tank" and here, as always, kayla tausche, jon fortt live outside that microsoft event in new york city. guys, good morning to all of you. jon, let's begin with you. that di that nadilla in the building. >> that's right. the new ceo is here, which lends this event that much more cache. look, there are people out there saying it's a horrible time for microsoft to launch a new surface. growth in the tablet market is tapping out. listen, it's a worse time for microsoft to leave the old surface on the market without updating it. they've got to gain share here. they've got devices and services strategy. there's a range of what they're expecting. maybe a smaller tablet. those tend to be selling a bit better with lower price points, and maybe a larger tablet, as well, on the pro end, trying to get more enterprises to adopt this tablet lifestyle. two-in-one devices, tablets with keyboards that act like laptops are increasingly popular as part of t

>> go taylor townsend, tony. >> she's got a tough match. think she is playing a spaniard coming up next. >> she is. >> carla suares navarro tomorrow. >> thank you. insi maria. "inside story" is next. >>> schools want the federal money that comes with school lunches. they just do not want the man dates. house republicans want to free districts from the rules. now, the first lady has jumped into the political fray to defend school lunch standards. it's the "inside story." ♪ hello. i am ray

dyer's four-year-old son, taylor, died. taylor's two brothers were also injured. the man charged in a deadly crash on lake shore drive is free on bond. 23-year-old erik johnson, of lakeview, posted 50 thousand dollars, and met a reduced bond. johnson is charged with hitting an oncoming taxi, as he was driving drunk on the wrong side of the road. the crash killed university of chicago law student laura la- plante. hundreds of mourners joined family and friends to remember 14-year-old endia martin in the englewood neighborhood. derrick rose, who is also from englewood, reportedly paid his respects at the funeral. martin was killed during an argument with a girl once described as a "friend". that girl is now charged with murder ... five others are also charged in the case. the hammond police officer who was caught abusing his patrol dog has been suspended. this video has been watched nearly 750-thousand times since it was posted last week. it shows the officer hitting the dog with its leash and holding it up in the air by its neck. hammond's mayor says the officer ha

for me, singer james taylor said it best in his song "sweet baby james," when he sang -- "now the first of december was covered with snow and so was the turnpike from stockbridge to boston though the berkshires seemed dreamlike on account of that frosting with 10 miles behind me and 10,000 more to go." i'm still on my long journey and it's been a wonderful one. i hope yours is a journey filled with learning, leadership and love. we all must realize that we had a big head start on our journeys to get here. this is not a critical statement, because i had a head start as well. we all won the life lottery. it's like we went down to 7-eleven and won the powerball. to be healthy, with a full stomach, graduating from a school of smu's acclaim, on scholarship or not, in dallas, texas and in the united states of america. compared to the billions of people on the planet earth, you were dealt a great hand of cards. i know i was. [applause] we seem to have found our way to homer's elysian fields, the fortunate isles of the blessed in the western ocean at the end of the earth. there is no moral judg

taylor says that's not the friend she knows saying drew is a great person. the athletic department says they are tracking the case and cooperating fully. drew has been suspended indefinitely from the team pending further information. >> i think we need to be careful as student athletes. we are under a microscope all the time. >> they have had problems with players before. lasts year two team members got into a locker room fight that sent one to the hospital. >> the dog may have attacked his client of the he also says the focus right now is getting drew out of jail. . >>> a scoul player from -- a basketball player from the sketp area has been kicked off the team. he graduated in richmond. he and two other players were not charged with a crime. but the coach said to success spend all three is -- suspend all three is in the best interest of the school. a woman says they forced her to have 6 during a house party. >>> a girl who was abused we are sad to tell you has died. he is being held on child abuse charges and may be charged with homicide now. he was arreste

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we'll all be checking in with that. >> that's right. >> go taylor, go taylor. >>> it's time to partyt's 19 1994. the new york rangers are heading to the stanley cup final. joe carter has more in this morning's breacher report. they're going ray crazy around here, joe. >> nobody onset happier for the rangers than john berman. ecstatic for the rangers to make it to the stanley cup. the ranger's goalie lundqvist was sensational last night after one of the worst. he bounced back in game six with a performance that put the rangers in position and put them in a stanley cup final. he stopped all 18 shots on goal last night including one of the best saves in the playoffs. only seemed fitting that the game-winning goal came from dominick moore. first season back after taking a year off mourning the death of his wife who passed away from a rare form of liver cancer. that was a special moment for him last night. for this team it's been a stunning turn around even their coach said after the game that he couldn't have imagined this moment at the beginning of the season back in october. later toni

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i do not think i have seen you since the taylor swift a bend, but thank you for joining us.to tell the story that when we met harvey mudd was the ringleader of files -- five colleges that put together this ability to win the taylor swift conference. i remember calling to say i want you to know you were in the top five. the first thing she said is that would be very exciting but we have so many engineers here let me make sure we did not hack the contest. that is how we got to meet each other. >> i will never forget that. i was going to say what was great as we ended up recruiting three or four of her students who were women to come work for us from the concert because they were women ayers -- and junior's and huge taylor swift fans. tell me the backgrounds that are best suited to what you do? are very bright. they love to learn and are not afraid of working really hard. also interested in liberal arts approach to science and engineering, education. they will take roughly 30% of the social sciences and arts. huge emphasis on being able to communicate in writing and orally. we

>> okay. [ laughter ] ,, >> aly: how do i do it, taylor? how do i forgive you for killing my mother? >> taylor: >> aly: i'm not saying i can. or ever will. but you're the famous psychiatrist. so tell me how it's done. >> brooke: thorne! >> thorne: hey, brooke. >> brooke: hi! when did you get into town? >> thorne: earlier today. >> brooke: business? >> thorne: no. how are you? >> brooke: i guess you've heard. >> thorne: the rumors about you and bill spencer? >> brooke: and katnd

i do nothing i have seen you since the taylor swift event. -- i have not seen you since the taylor swift. good to see you. [laughter] >> are in the causes but -- harveyhe ability mudd college has put together that would be -- exciting, but we have some and engineers here. i want to ask some of the women on campus. that is how we got to meet each other. >> yeah. go ahead. >> what was great is ended of recruiting third or four of her students to come work at chegg. they were engineers and taylor swift fans. >> our students are very right. they love to learn. they're not afraid of working hard. they are also interested in a liberal arts approach to science, engineering, and education. they take roughly 30% of the courses in the humanities and arts. there is a huge emphasis on beneath a communicate both in writing and overly. -- orally. a every student is responsible for every other student success. there is no competition for grades. it is your job to help everyone else. it helps make those students amazing people to hire once they graduate. things would tough probably be how to decide how

the penalty will occur for the it will be 21 properties on the nova p and the penalty will be on taylor as they have been for a property on townsend and we've exhausted the appeal there's upwards of $33,000. >> i'm in favor of the hearing sooner than later so we can consider the eir i think it puts the aa you on notice the commission would like to move forward and they should be looking at the november date as something it's quite serious because then we're going to have to i know i mean the other argument we don't know if it's going to happen therefore not to set dates but having a date certain may cause the aa u to meet some of their deadlines. commissioner moore >> i would support setting a date starting with june in preparation of the december date for the very same reasons this commission has many times with the director and various approaches from the city attorney tried to be firm about the actions or to force the academies hand i second and remember vividly the frustration that coyotes of hearings that are lasting beyond midnight in many, many days starting from 2007 and 2010 an

i'm barbara taylor with kcbs radio and we just have a couple minutes less so i'm going to give you the tweet, mayor ed lee, using the hash tag sf budget, also email the mayor at mayor edwin lee at sfgtv.org. >> you keyed me in on something i'm very excited about is housing. >> that's something i was going to ask about. >> that's tied to the cost of living here in the city and everybody agrees it's so expensive. every day there's another story about someone moving out or being evicted or you turn your head around how much it costs. housing is very complex. and it's complex to find solutions. having been a housing activist in my previous life, i know a little bit about it and i know that building housing that we have not done in past decades, building housing is one of the great keys and that's why you'll see me celebrating housing being built in san francisco along transit corridors and places where our planning department has guided us with our planning areas where we can provide more density, and then figuring out how we can make that housing more affordable to working families in the

taylor says that's not the friend she knows saying drew is a great person. the athletic department says they are tracking the case and cooperating fully. drew has been suspended indefinitely from the team pending further information. >> i think we need to be careful as student athletes. we are under a microscope all the time. >> they have had problems with players before. lasts year two team members got into a locker room fight that sent one to the hospital. >> the dog may have attacked his client of the he also says the focus right now is getting drew out of jail. . >>> a scoul player from -- a basketball player from the bay area has been kicked off the team. he graduated in richmond. he and two other players were not charged with a crime. but the coach said to success spend all three is -- suspend all three is in the best interest of the school. a woman says they forced her to have 6 during a house party. >>> a girl who was abused we are sad to tell you has died. he is being held on child abuse charges and may be charged with homicide now. he was arrested

with those goals in mind we've developed programs to reduce the vublts and taylor services. beyond the business assistance programs we have extended work and given grants to lead a input process that will develop a goal and decision for the district it should help with the coordination and in addition the historic fund reward the agricultural heritage to develop a heritage statement. which will chronicle the history of the community by examining and identifying places and events that are significant including the landmarks around 24th street. it's a thriving difference district we will continue to support of the entrepreneurs to stay in the neighborhood and celebrate the the heritage. thank you supervisor campos for supporting this and gragsz congratulations to the association and thank you for your contribution if drafting that resolution. thank you >> thank you. unless you folks have any questions i want to call upon mr. sanchez from the planning department and thank you, mr. sanchez thankful been working on this quite sometime this is going to have more involvement so wit

. >> words don't always come easy for jeanette taylor's son, michael. >> i was -- i would not like them here or there. >> she hopes one day they'll read together effortlessly, but worries her son's education is suffering because consolidation doubled the size of his school. >> what is behind this? >> you're profiting off the poor, closing schools to bring charters so give them a signee new building, lap tops, it's not overcrowded. >> in the face of a $1 billion budget shortfall, the chicago school board voted to close 49 poorly performing and under used schools in the economically high crime south and west sides. >> save our schools! >> the decision sparked outrage and protest. this week, a coalition of civil rights groups filed discrimination claims with the department of justice and the office of civil rights against school districts in three cities. newark, new jersey, new orleans and chicago. the groups contend that charter schools, which are publicly funded cherry pick students and inflate performance figures by kicking out poorly behaved students. one alleges that chicago. schools

. >> let me bring in diplomatic correspondent for "the washington post," ann girren and william taylor. what was done here is to the u.s. constitution and to the credibility of the united states, was there damage done besides that? >> well, what snow den is saying here that he did a public, that he's a patriot and he revealed a grave constitutional breach, that the government was going to keep secret. if someone didn't contravene the government to bring it out. he has a lot of support for that, and there is definitely a strain of a sort of a crusader, but you can also hear in his voice a defensiveness. >> yes. >> he knows that he is also portrayed in equal measure as a coward, as a -- absolutely someone who damaged not only the national security, but the reputation of the united states and ought to serve the consequences for that. and -- >> brian williams was very straightforward about this. there have been viewers who have pushed back saying why are you putting this traitor on television? i guess, ambassador, part of this is all about what's going on with the russian government? he cl

john taylor, inventor of the taylor rule, undersecretary of the treasury. at stanford and a fellow at the hoover institution. john, thanks for joining us. >> great to be here. >> and we only have about four minutes. i need you to explain off the bat, negative 1% gdp. that's a pretty big number. does it make you more worried about the underlying economic growth? >> i think weather's a big part of it, and we're going to get a bounceback from that. it's not the only thing. if you average the first and second, it's probably going to be under 2% growth rate, and that's a disappointment compared to what many people thought. i view it as, again, the average -- average at first and second as disappointment. >> john, you go down one, you come back three or four. looking beyond the decline and the snapback, what's trend growth? what can we expect realistically in this country as far as growth goes? >> i think we should expect, with the right policy, a trend growth much more than we've had. you can get a better trend growth with regulatory reform, better fiscal policy

the family says the president has not responded but taylor holds out hope he will hear her plea and in the letter is hoping that mrs. obama can come to the school and talk about safety. >>> a pregnant woman gave birth to a baby boy even though she's in a coma. melissa karltop suffered a seizure following treatment for a benign brain tumor. she's not regained conscious nbc. she brought the baby to full term and was born yesterday morning. the baby's father said she showed encouraging signs right before undergoing the c- section. she put his hands on her stomach. >> she was able to pucker for a kiss. these are things waited for, for months. >> the baby boy is healthy five pounds, 9 ounces. if all goes well, she could be moved to a specialized treatment facility in marin county. >>> breaking news on the release of a notorious serial rapist who terrorize the bay area. a judge in santa clara county ruled that christopher hubart will be released to live in the remote los angeles county community of palmdale by july 7th. hubart is known as the pillowcase rapist because he put pillowcases over

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take a look at this image posted on the website of ann taylor loft.the web. looks like she has two different torsos. ann taylor tells us it was retouched only to remove the model's tattoo. you can see it in the original photo. the company insists it looks strange because the model is standing at an awkward angle. they have pulled the photo from the site. >> you look like bad photo shopping. >> guys, if you try to think of a way to propose to your girlfriend this is going to force to you step up your game. the student who traveled 26 countries over four years to pop the question to his girlfriend. ♪ i walked 500 miles and i would walk 500 more ♪ >> that is jack lip-syncing. >> he says he knew he wanted to marry his girlfriend after their first day. when his studies took him around the world he thought of the video. thank god rebecca said yes. >> millions of other women would be saying yes. >> that's right. >> he says his best adventure is loving rebecca. sweet story. >> that's great. some folks can be cruel on social media. what's the best way to deal

ann taylor, gap, old navy and j. crew's promotions are deeper than the index average. which suggests profit margins will be impacted more at those retailers when earnings are announced in the coming weeks. but a former department store executive isn't concerned about gap and old navy's bottom lines. >> they are big, powerful, they have a loud voice, they are a large company. they have great clout with the factories. their ability to offset is better than other people trapped inside the mall. >> reporter: specialty retailers aren't the only ones offering deep discounts. macy's is doing it too. but macy has more opportunities to soften the hit to the bottom line. what about the long run? something retailers are inadvertently training shoppers to only buy when there's a 40% off sale, a costly habit to break for both sides. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan. >>> the reported deal between directv and at&t may be heating up and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. we told you at&t reportedly approached direct tv about a possible takeover. now there

the beverly hills hotel has been a playground for celebrities like elizabeth taylor and frank sinatra. now some are calling for a boycott, but the hotel which generates millions for beverly hills, says it's being unfairly targeted. >> this hurts our people. and most importantly it's not our fight. we have done nothing wrong. >> reporter: protesters say the only way to end this is for the brunei government to end its policies or sell its hotels. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and the big business news late today. a chinese company called alibaba filed paperwork for a billion-dollar initial public offering. the tech industry's largest ipo since twitter. while you may not have heard of alibaba yet, it's a powerhouse in e-commerce making more money than amazon and ebay combined. >>> after a break, still ahead monica lewinsky breaks her silence about the white house scandal, both of the clintons, and her life after all these years. >>> it has been almost two decades now since the clinton white house was shaken by scandal involving the president and an intern named monica lewinsky. t

i'm joined by the former ambassador to ukraine william taylor. joined by thomas pickering, the former u.s. undersecretary of state for affairs. ambassador, i want to begin with you. is there a way of describing the mood there? is there mostly apprehension or excitement during today's voting? >> there is definitely excitement. now, i have to tell you, i'm down in a region of the country that is now on the border of crimea and it's in the southern part of the country and generally has been in the eastern area. and i am amazed at the excitement in the air, not apprehension. the ukrainians here are so ex litt exhilarated for having participated in this vote. >> thomas, is this encouraging to you? >> yes, it is, fredricka. i think bill's report of excitement may be in an area where there may be russian separatists hanging around is a useful point, despite the fact that the reports from donetsk is that the separatists are boycotting the celebration. a chance of pulling things together, i think of the candidates he looked like the best and certainly wil

taylor says that's not the friend she knows saying drew is a great person. the athletic department says they are tracking the case and cooperating fully. drew has been suspended indefinitely from the team pending further information. >> i think we need to be careful as student athletes. we are under a microscope all the time. >> they have had problems with players before. lasts year two team members got into a locker room fight that sent one to the hospital. >> the dog may have attacked his client of the he also says the focus right now is getting drew out of jail. . >>> a scoul player from -- a basketball player from the bay area has been kicked off the team. he graduated in richmond. he and two other players were not charged with a crime. but the coach said to success spend all three is -- suspend all three is in the best interest of the school. a woman says they forced her to have 6 during a house party. >>> a girl who was abused we are sad to tell you has died. he is being held on child abuse charges and may be charged with homicide now. he was arrested

. >> and we're gonna slide the connector right into here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> meet taylor, rachel, lindsey, and amy. >> well, we're four friends, four years, for a difference, and we came up with our name because the four of us are really good friends, and for our four years of high school, we pledge to do 1,000 hours of community service. [ record scratches ] >> you heard right. one thousand hours of volunteer work. >> the mission is to inspire other teens to help out in their communities and do community service, just because it's better than doing other stuff, basically. >> and it makes you feel better as a person, and it's really fun. >> their plan was hatched during their freshman year of high school. a devastating world event got them thinking. >> we started talking about it earlier in the year, and then we really sat down in, like, january or february, was it? >> it was january. >> january? and kind of, it was around the haiti earthquake, so we thought it would be a good idea to have a dance at our school to benefit it. and that's kind of how it all just came together. >> w

taylor says that's not the friend she knows. saying drew is a great person. the athletics department has issued a statement saying they are tracking the case and cooperating fully with the berkeley police department. drew has been suspended indefinitely from the team, pending further information. >> i honestly think that we just have to be careful as student athletes in what we do. because honestly, we're under a microscope all the time. >> the cal football problem has had problems with players before. just last year, two team members got into a locker room fight that sent one player to the hospital. ama dates, abc7 news. >>> we spoke withdrew's attorney who says the dog may have attacked his client. he also says the focus right now is getting drew out of jail. >>> a basketball player from the bay area has been kicked off the university of oregon team because of a sexual assault investigation. dominick artist graduated from solesian high school in richmond. he and two other players have not been charged with a crime, but the head coach said the decision to su

we have taylor managing partner.ery interesting because everybody always says, expand, we need more customers, more clients. you did the opposite. why? went through your mind when you decided to do that? >> our main focus was trying to provide greater value. for us trying to work with 70 clients and have about 55 professionals work against that, just wasn't having impact. we weren't laddering up to the business building objectives or branch strategies. so we made a very difficult decision and we slowly but surely over a five-year period narrowed it down to just 15. but the key is, the ideal 15 client partners, from what was 70 clients. because you need to be able to align yourself with brands that understand the importance of true strategy, consumer insights. that's with we've done. liz: can focus more on them. you went with caught, not quantity. everybody knows your clients. you have proctor & gamble. you've got nike. we could put up the list. it is unbelievable. andy age yo, nascar, nestle, starwood, rjr, kraft. th

and brooklyn taylors, the founders discuss their rise from small to big over the next hour. let's get headlines on carol massar. >> u.s. authorities are seeking $10 million from bmp. this is according to people familiar with the matter. an appeal is a to be weeks away. tyson offered for he'll sure. -- hillshire. they are said to have removed morgan stanley as lead underwriter after learning the bank helped tyson makes the offer. two days ago pilgrim's pride made their own bid. ford said it is recalling 1.1 million sport utility vehicles to fix sensor electronic flaws. 915,000er recall covers ford escapes. that is a look at your top headlines. back to you. foods.s begin with tyson it's offer to buy hillshire brands trumps a competing bid from pilgrim's pride. joining me, chris leonard, the author of "the meat racket." akshay, i want to begin with you. what are the strategic benefits for tyson's to make a bid for hillshire brands. me on.k you for having it makes sense for tyson for a couple of reasons. they are diversified proteins manufactured. they produce chicken and pork p