, and he hit terry carter. >> reporter: knight's attorney say he was acting in self-defense. >> therehey say mr. kbooith was being attacked by men. >> reporter: when knight arrives for questioning and was ultimately booked on suspicion of murder he seemed cool and collected. even stopping to put out a cigar before entering the los angeles county sheriff's department. since he's been in custody, knight's facade seems to have lost some of its swagger. he's collapsed in court not once but on two separate occasions. the first time february 3rd after he pleaded not guilty. the 49-year-old was taken to the hospital complaining of chest pains. while in court another time knight said he's blind in one eye and has 15% vision in the other. his lawyer says blindness in his left eye, a result of glaucoma put the victims in his blind spot the second time he collapsed, after a judge set his bail. >> he has a great potential to flee. and as so mtis in the past. $25 million is reasonable. >> reporter: $25 million to get free on bond. several minutes after hearing that knight dropped to the floor. >>

the truck then hits terry carter and leaves the scene. >> suge knight turn around to go to his car. this car up and put it in drive and then carter. >> reporter: knight's attorney said he was acting in self-defense. >> there are witnesses that indicate that mr. knight was being attacked by a number of men, that they were beating him through the car window. that he was making an effort to leave. >> reporter: when knight arrived for questioning and ultimately booked on suts pigs of murder he seemed cool and collected. even stopping to put out a cigar before entering the los angeles county sheriff's department but since been in custody, knight's persona lost some swagger. collapsed in court not once but two separate occasions. first time february 3rd after he pleaded not guilty. the 49-year-old was taken to the hospital complaining of chest pains. while in court another time, knight said he's blind in one eye and hads only 15% vision in the other. blindness in his left eye a result of glaucoma put the victims in his blind spot. the second time he collapsed today after a judge set his b

fourth time he was taken by ambulance in court since he was charge in february with running over terry carter. the world health organization says monsanto's popular weed-killer, roundup, probably causes cancer. reports says limited evidence says the chemical can cause non-hodgkin's lymphoma and lung cancer with convincing evidence it can cause cancer in lab animals. it says it's inconsistent with health tests from the u.s. and eu. monsanto's revenue is closely tied to the sales. and tinder, the ceo tweeted today, it's a match. i swiped right on tinder. shaen shane is replacing shaun red, one of the company's cofounders. he was running core's shopping marketplace in north america until he left late last year. the gender discrimination trial is taking a new twist as closing arguments approach. matt murphy testified he pleaded with pau to improve her performance and her gender had nothing to do with her firing. he says she was prone to conflicts and didn't respond to advice. joining us now is bloomberg view columnist katie benner. you were there at the trial yesterday, i understand? >> yes, i wa

the fourth time knight has been taken by court by ambulance for the january hit-and-run death of terry carter. knight's attorneys claiming this surveillance video obtained by tmz shows he acted in self-defense, the hip-hop pioneer in his red truck approached by a group of men and allegedly attack speeding off first wounding one man before running down carter. prosecutors on friday requesting knight's bail be set at $25 million. >> to be honest i don't think any amount is enough for him. >> it's like she watches "empire" and says he's an un unrepentant and shameless criminal. >> reporter: the fox show "empire" centers on a fictional hip-hop music company built on drug money by terrence howard's character. he too collapses during a moment of high stress. >> cookie! >> reporter: knight who co-founded death row records has prior convictions for assault with a gun and armed robbery and has spent time in prison. he's now facing four criminal counts in this case including murder and has pleaded not guilty. now i spoke to suge knight's attorney overnight. he hasn't been able to contact his client to

among them the family of terri carter. the community activist who was run over on that day. a statement among other things saying the video makes it clear that mr. carter's tragic death was caused by unnecessary acts of violence initiated by clay sloane attacking mr. knight and mr. knight choicing to retaliate using his motor vehicle as a deadly weapon rather than go ahead and flee. so a lot the theatrics out here today. >> quickly, paul, you mentioned that paul was going to represent himself. now he has a third attorney. is it a possibility he'll get rid of this guy? >> i don't think so. not all. especially when matthew fletcher came out swinging today. it was a quick proceeding. they named edd fletcher as knight's attorney. and the bail hearing has been moved to march 20th undoubtedly they want to keep him there. the prosecutors knight in jail for some time. >> all right. paul in los angeles for us. thanks. >>> top of the hour. thank you for joining me. at this hour hundreds and hundreds of students have cut classes to pack their state capitol in madison, wisconsin to prot

stone then accelerates forward into the parking lot hitting sloan get, running over and killing terry carter don't think one person watching "the factor" cares about this guy, but he is some kind of entertainment mogul. >> suge night has been around for a long time. he was ceo of death row records, huge rap producer. tupac tupac shakur was one of his clients. notorious big was killed five years later. he spent five years in prison on an unrelated situation to this but now he may go back to jail for life. >> i want to confirm one thing label is death row. >> death row records. >> see a little irony here? >> he may end up on death row but his attorneys claim that this video exonerates him. that it shows he was attacked by these other two guys and that they had a gun and that he was trying to flee the scene. they say he's blind in his left eye and couldn't see somebody was on his left eye and that's why he ran over the guy. >> all right. well, i don't really care but i want justice to be done. ms. martha, thank you. >> thanks, bill. >> tip of the day, newscasters like myself overusing words. it

the picture only to suddenly and violently run over sloan again, and then strikes 55-year-old terry carterl care away was carter's friend. and believes the video shows knight killed carter. >> he didn't deserve that. i can say that. >> but watch this video again. defense attorney darren kavinoky who is not connected to the case, sees something else. whose case is supported by this video? >> both of them. >> for the defense, this fight. it shows self-defense. suge knight appears to be under attack. then after the hit and run, a bystander takes something from his hand. >> what is that thing? if that's a gun, it opens up a whole world of story-telling possibilities. >> for the prosecution, this car driving past the scene -- >> that shows it was an easy path to get away and that that was a path that suge knight rejected. >> instead, plowing into two people. a brutal move by a troubled man, who remained held behind bars. kyung la cnn, los angeles. >>> mark geragos, defense attorney and cnn legal analyst. mark this will come down to whether it was self-defense or not. he has been charged with a

knight has been taken by ambulance from a courthouse four times since he was charged with killing terry carter in february >> the ncaa tournament suspect called march madness for nothing. yesterday pwraupt yet anotherbrought yet another upset. john rothstein is a look at where we could be headed here. good morning, john. >> good morning, guys. how are you doing? >> cinderella teams all over the place already. >> indeed indeed. >> who are for real? >> in the ncaa tournament that's to be determined. i think dayton is a team that really took a step forward this week, especially last night against providence. the unique thing about dayton when you see them benefiting from their home court it's going they are a higher seed. day ton made the first four. the first four happens to be played on dayton's home floor. then because the flyers won in advance, they played providence in the round of 64 last night in a game that was in columbus. so a pseudo home game. unique circumstances but a remarkable remarkable run so far for dayton this season. >> you talk about remarkable. let's talk about georgia. i lo

terry mcgovern. developing news in the south bay. police are concentrating their search for a convicted child molester in the area of south monroe street near poorpark in san jose. people have been searching for johnell carterterday afternoon. he escaped during a doctor's appointment. carter was spotted later about half a mile away at the sierra crest apartments where he changed out of his jail uniform into someone else's clothes. the massive search included police helicopters and k-9 units. we'll continue to follow this story. >>> in less than an hour the streets of san francisco will be filled with dragons, firecrackers and also thousands of people. the annual chinese new year parade in chinatown is one of the largest across the country. that's where we find nanette miranda. it's the year of the ram. >> reporter: yeah, year of the ram. very exciting. take a look at all these people. with the weather so nice here in san francisco, a large turnout is expected tonight. that's a high school marching band from alameda starting at the beginning of the parade. those kids are excited to be in it this year. parade watchers are really

the impending did terry train wreck in the united states and does this create that anxiety and conclusion that we won't have the resources even if we have the resolve? secretary carter: in general, i was polite enough not to raise those questions but in general when i have had those conversations with foreign leaders -- i think it is stressing to me because -- distressing to me because they hear everything we say and they see everything we do and they get a very clear picture of the dangers of sequester. they probably get an outsized picture of our lack of will but this is an good for our friends i can only imagine what our foes are thinking. there's inking, what are these guys doing to themselves. this is why it is not only a substantive matter but a matter of appearances and deterrence that we get our act together with respect is a western. -- with respect to sequester. >> this goes to the perception of the world of the united states in both capable and resourced to have a strategy to some or their allies. secretary carter: that is exactly right. >> the other side of this coin is we are not in a situation where our allies are stepping up to fill in the gaps. >> am

terry mission around the -- and perhaps military mission around the world suffer. the repercussions of not taking this moment and minimizing it into some sort of scientific back and forth, which carterelt to and a fight that he lost in congress, that for the united states. iran would muddle through, but it would be difficult for them. host: the title of your book "going to tehran: why america must accept the islamic republic ." guest: and there is choice by going to beijing and fundamentally realigning our interest there. we are not best buddies there, but it has worked to realign and integrate asia into a much more political and stable -- politically stable environment there. if we keep tying all of our eggs to the saudi and israeli basket, we will see strategic disaster. the united states needs a deal with the -- with iran in its own interests, but that is not what obama is doing. you see in opinion polls most americans want to deal with iran, but they don't trust that iran is going to come through on the nuclear issue. that is the problem that obama is thinking it too. people want a different relationship with the islamic republic of iran. but on the issue of -- the islamic repub