prize is announced the war has been presented by the actress your sharon them the turner prize is no church called art exhibition rather it's an opportunity for artists with murphy's cheek to shock and surprise one of the four finalists is a giant male nude sculpture which apps that i lived amongst other things. it is also an exhibition of large scale portraits and an installation which combines video on audrey. there is a fourth entry one of the favourites for the twenty five dozen pints prize. but the artist border was to see here are ten what it is a semi as of late and people feel uncomfortable with the states to act out a second notorious for being an austere made sense. that's what i covered the freedom to commend it. i create the rim like best friends and scared by the and that many bikes parked next to max and relaxes and equivocal and see the rest of the snow the turner prize has developed a bit of reputation for being read ridiculous militancy in time. it may well be part of its attraction. because the visitor numbers here certainly far exceeded expectations. in fact in num

ted turner game them $1 billion for this. individual governments have squandered a trillion in foreign aid trying to lift people out of poverty in africa. after they spent the trillion, per cap tain come in africa went down. this is maybe because the foreign aid encourages dependency and, african clepto-crat governments steal the money. what's the alternative. michael fey has an answer. what is yours? >> going straight to the poor. cash transfreers from you to th. no middle man, leakage or hidden cost. >> you have a charity. you raised $6 million. and just given 20,000 people cash, about $1,000 each? >> exactly right. $1,000 for the household. >> this to me sound like a stupid idea. they will spend it. then they went have it. >> you are not the only one. people think we are crazy. truth is there has been a decade of research shows the opposite. what are the people missing? a lot of them are missing the capital. we have the old expression, teach a man to fish. the truth iss ethey don't have fishing poles. >> so you allow them

turner. >> you're welcome supervisor. brooke turner the coalition for better housing. at the everyone for our attention to 80 this issue. sxhooefl we're appreciative of what you're trying to proficient we're eager to support the legislation. and that was that if you want to reoccupy if the taivent tenant was going to reoccupy the person should not be punished for that he or she. there are a couple of things that are of concern to us. you know, i think janet from the partner association talked elegant about the partnership we know it doesn't go in effect until the mayor's signature but people in the last month i believe are working under good faith to increase the law as they 92 knew it we can all agree that the planning commission is not noticed the same way as this hearing that's certainly better than that the planning dimension you're not going to have a run of evictions which the mayor may sign anyway. we want to see that kicked up a little bit to address that issue. also the ideas of conversion and the combination of the unit. i think especially under organization

turner. later, all wildcats and more turner. this score from three yards out. centerville is your virginia 6a champion. they win big, 35-6. briarwood would not be as lucky in the 5a state final. game tied just under 5 to go. check out that cutback. what a ridiculous cutback by earl hughes takes it to the house to give the sky hawks their first and only lead of the game. wins the virginia 5a state title 35-28. congratulations to them. and we'll see what happens tomorrow with the redskins. >> who was checking chris paul tonight? 38 points? >> 38 points and 12 assists. >> hit that shot from a mile. >> tomorrow looks like -- >> it's going to be windy and chilly, but at least it will be dry. >> have a good night, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow. bye.

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ted turner gave him a billion dollars for this.idual governments and squandered nearly a trillion dollars of foreign aid trying to lift people out of poverty in africa. i say squandered because after they spent trillions for income per capita it went down. that is maybe because the foreign aid encourages dependency and african kleptocrats government steal much of the money. what is the alternative? michael fay says he has an answer. what is yours? >> we are going straight to the port. cash transfers from you directly to them. no middleman, no leakage, no hidden costs. john: the charity, and you have raised about $6 million. just given 27,000 people-the thousand dollars each. >> that is exactly right. a thousand for the households. john: this sounds like a stupid idea. they will just spend it and then it won't have any. >> you are not the only one. the truth is there has been about a decade of research that shows the exact opposite. what are these people missing? a lot of them are missing the capital. we have the old expression teac

ted turner gave him a billion dollars for this.idual governments and squandered nearlg to lift people out of poverty in africa. i say squandered because after they spent trillions for income per capita it went down. that is maybe because the foreign aid encourages dependency and african kleptocrats government sal much of the money. what is the alternative? michael fay says he has an answer. what is yours? >> we are going straight to the port. cash transfers from you directly to them. no middleman, no leakage, no hidden costs. john: the charity, and y have raised about $6 million. just given 27,000 people-the thousand dollars each. >> that is exactly right. a thousand for the households. john: this sounds like a stupid idea. they will just spend it and then it won't have any. >> you are not the only one. the truth is there has been about a decade of research that shows the exact opposite. what are these people missing? a lot of them are missing the catal. we have the old expression teach a man to fish. the truth is they don't have f

cat turner, united nations, new york. >> there is no military solution to this conflict. the crisis is therefore not an ethnic, i want to reiterate, it is a political struggle. there may be elements that seek to exploit the current crisis to pursue their own agendas but this is fundamentally a power struggle. >> let's go back to our top story on the turkish minister's resignations. we are hearing that two ministers have resigned. joining us with the latest frommist stafrommist tamfromist. >> their sons were involved in a corruption probe, 27 high level people under investigation. and the economy ministers who resigned designed as a setup. i have resigned from my post of economy minister to have the truth come out and he said the foil -- he want to foil this ugly plot which he said impacted my child and my close working colleagues. and in fact it was an unexpected step because since the corruption erupted last week, prime minister was quite defiant. he was coming from pakistan last night and he was welcomed by cheerful crowds and he said, in the airport, i am standing with

look at ted turner. he got cnn up and running in one year. he had his whole reputation riding on that. they have had five years for obama care.gov and they still can't get it rig. >> fox news by the way is more efficient than what ted turner created. i had to throw that in, forgive me. it is simple though. basically in the private sector you have a bottom line. in the public sector it's just a bottomless pit, right? >> that's right. it's not simply that the private sector does it better but that they are constantly looking for ways to be more innovative, more effective. when you look at the cyber monday sales from this year, they're increased by 17 and a half percent over last year and making it easier for people to purchase through their tablets, their phones. this is someing that completely eludes the federal government. >> rick, let me put out hope here. the president has a lot of contacts in silicon valley, any chance he can get some of those guys working on his website? >> i'm told there is a number of people from silicon valley involved

ohio state senator nina turner has gained in popularity. for secretary state of ohio. if she wins, she will no doubt make it easier for ohioans to vote. that is an issue that is going to hit the life blood of a lot of people in the buckeye state. last month the gop-controlled ohio senate voted to cut early voting by a full week. the senate also passed a bill restricting absentee ballots. republicans are targeting very specific groups and neighborhoods. and the votes of senior citizens, poor people, ethnic minorities, and college students, they are being blocked. ohio state senator nina turner joins us tonight. i think this is a vitally important story. if the democrats want the white house in 2016, you better win ohio. history tells us that. if these draconian laws go through, these suppressive laws go through, it is going to put ohio in the balance just by the legislation itself. senator, good to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. do you think there -- i want to ask you about nelson mandela. do you think there is a parallel be

dale ho and nina turner.ning for secretary of state which would have a lot of say in her state of ohio. let me start with mr. ho. tell me about north carolina and what's going on there. i went to grad school down there. i love that state. but it seems like there's something turning really hard right in the legislature which is already effecting the university system down there. but tell me about the voting system. it seems to me to reduce the number of black votes down there, they can knock around that senate seat by simply it seems to me reducing the size of the electorate to the republicans' advantage. >> well, north carolina passed as you noted, chris, the most suppressive voting law last year that the country saw. it may be the most suppressive voting law in any state in decades. and in our view, this is a case, an issue that needs to be resolved in advance of the midterm elections in november. north carolina doesn't see it that way. they want to put this case off until 2015. but if they really believed i

turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. turner: i support the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2014, the 52nd consecutive national defense authorization act. i had the pleasure of serving as chairman of the tactical air and land subcommittee of our committee. loretta sanchez, ranking member, superb staff, ours is truly a bipartisan nature. this reflects congress' bipartisan and bicameral efforts to construct meaningful reforms aimed at combating the pervasive issue of sexual assault within our military. want to thank chairman mckeon and ranking member smith for their dedication that this body's solution on these issues have been absolutely bipartisan. these legislative initiatives are unprecedented and the most powerful steps made to date toward the eradication of sexual assault in the military, specifically, the bill includes all provisions of the be safe act and coast guard strong, which was introduced by congresswoman tsongas and myself. it includes bipartisan measures introduced by representatives heck

cnn's michelle turner has the story of the star-studded concert that helped raise awareness for his cause >> this is all generated for one man that none of us has ever met, nelson mandela. [ cheers ] >> reporter: in 1988, nelson mandela was behind bars in south africa when a collection of musicians and celebrities coming together in london to call for his release sent a message around the world. >> nelson mandela! ♪ >> well, it was a 11 1/2-hour broadcast to 600 million people. there were only 5 billion in the world. to get that, we not on had to sell the program to 67 countries, we had to give it away to 30 african countries that wanted to broadcast it. >> reporter: the promoter organized the all-stash 70th birthday tribute. his goal was to change the way some referred to the jailed leader. >> the run-up to the first ever broadcast, it was still possible for margaret thatcher as prime minister of england to stand up in the house of commons and ask the question in public, how is it that the bbc can be broadcasting an event for a terrorist? and that's how powerful that word was. and the ap

page turner. but it's history. >> schieffer: what about you, terry?- i guess not very many days left in the year but the novel "the roundhouse" moved me to no end because of how far -- it's about familial love how far someone is willing to go to correct an injustice. and i write about -- most of us write about injustices, her's happens with deal with native americans which doesn't matter to me, but i found it riveting and i was in tears also at the end. i actually threw the book across the room because i was so excited about how it ended. she's a brilliant writer. >> schieffer: you know, do you all read on kindle or read in books? >> i read real books. >> me, too. >> i like to turn the page. >> schieffer: i do, too. but the one book this year, there was book called "the last line" which was william manchester's last book in the trilogy, he died before he was able to finish it. it was finished by a guy named paul reed. i finally had to switch to a kindle because the book was so heavy, i do take my kindle when i go on vacation, take a lot of books that

ted turner. ted turner's brother, rob. rob turner.uns in a row. . whammy! whammy! and whammy! i should say, lower your expectations, then you're going to be blown away. but i would say it's going to be a party. and you're going to love it. >> do what god put ron burgundy on this earth to do. have salon quality hair and read the news. >> you, you stay classy! >> we will try to stay classy, america. "anchor man 2," the legend continues, opens in theaters on wednesday. >>> and still ahead, a major -- a first in major league baseball and it could mean big changes for the mlb. the details up next. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. to sha-cool. get it? [ male announcer ] new gold bond powder spray. cool, dry, no mess. stay cool with gold bond. >>> football stars past and present cover the headlines this

ted turner. ted turner's brother. rob. rob turner. and miss teen u.s.a.w. whammy. whammy and whammy. i should say lower your expectatio expectations, then you're going blown away, but i would say it's going to be a party and you're quoing to love it! do what god put ron burgundy on this earth to do. have salon quality hair and read the news. >> you. you stay classy. >> we're definitely going to try to stay classy. my favorite line, a glass case of emotion. opens in theatres december 18th. >>> and in the next few minutes, we'll learn who won the college football, the college football's heisman trophy. you probably know what the favorite is. but there's another young man we want you to hear about. not because of his great skills, but because of his great friendship with a classmate. that's next. we're aig. and we're here. to help secure retirements and protect financial futures. to help communities recover and rebuild. for companies going from garage to global. on the ground, in the air, even into space. we repaid every dollar america lent us. and gave amer

how jackie turner got the christmas gift she wanted most. >> found my mentor! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, today a very optimistic president obama predicted the that 2014 could be a breakthrough year on the economy for the united states, but he conceded that he'll have to deal with some unfinished business from 2013, including the surveillance programs exposed by edward snowden. on monday, a federal judge said the collection of phone records of millions of americans is probably unconstitutional. then, on wednesday, a panel appointed by the president said the program needs to be reigned in. well, today, the president signaled that he's ready to do that. but is he ready to cut the fugitive snowden any slack? snowden was granted asylum by russia. he's charged with stealing and spreading classified information. major garrett asked the president about all this at the news conference today. major? >> reporter: scott, the idea of the obama administration granting amnesty or negotiating a plea ag

nicolas turner, who goes by the name demon, told us the gbgs should not be taken lightly. >> we hurtbody that -- inside the prison system, anybody that tries to forcefully take property or rape or in any way hurt a homosexual who can't defend themselves. that's where we step down. >> demon had a very striking appearance. first thing i noticed about him was he had a tattoo over each eyebrow, one said gay, one said boy. he had no teeth, and he had a mohawk. >> it started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punk rock. i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean? >> but contreras didn't seem as eager to be celled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking e

we will get reaction from the aclu's denver turner, author of the report, "a living death: life without parole for nonviolent offenses." all of that and more coming up. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president obama has commuted the sentences of eight prisoners serving lengthy terms for crack cocaine offenses, saying they were "sentenced under an unfair system or go to a system included a 100 to one sentencing cap for crack and powder cocaine offenses, which was eased by reform law in 2011. all eight people who received commutations have served more than 15 years in prison, six had been sentenced to life. more after the headlines. in the central african republic, gunfire rang out in the capital today as christian fighters attacked muslim neighborhoods. the country has faced a spiraling sectarian crisis since muslim rebels ousted the christian-led government in march. amnesty international has warned both sides are committing war crimes. >> this is a situation where you have neighbors killing each other and we have people who knew eac

the property owner's daughter, turner, ordered volunteers off the 19-acre site because they had no search warrant. after about an hour of back and forth with murphy's family members, turner's mother gave the search team's permission to scan the land for the rest of the day. >> it was a miscommunication and a miss understanding. i mean, it was solved. the parties talked and they -- they want to help out any way possible. >> reporter: the lynchburg paced self help opportunities gathered hundreds of people at nelson county high school earlier in the day to begin the search. >> one common goal and that's to do something positive to bring some joy back to another family during the holidays. >> crews walked along route 29 starting at the liberty gas station. the last place murity was seen on august 3rd. >> rewalking the area that's already been searched just to make sure, you know, we didn't miss anything. >> reporter: murphy's great aunt says they are looking for any clues to find her. it's a community effort the murphy family hopes will bring alexis home. >> it's the end of a holiday weekend.

during slavery time really panicked america greatly about the slavery element, and that was nat turner's rebellion and john brown's takeover of harper's ferry. so people thought he was crazy, because he was a white man, he had 19 others with him, four of whom were black. probably more blacks than four. they actually took over america's biggest arsenal, and he actually had it for, like, a day and a half. but they captured him because he was waiting for the black folks to show up. [laughter] that's like me waiting for the drummer in my band to show up. they didn't come. well, there's some issue about that now, like the great ben quarles, the black historian, wrote about it. several historians, not all of them black, have written that there were more blacks that were there than was written. also, he had to move a week early. he had planned to attack harper's ferry october 23rd, but he had to move a week early because he was hiding out in the house nearby and a neighbor found him out and decided to bring the sheriff in. the sheriff was going to investigate the house where they were hiding, s

probably because the story starts, i was in zurich for teen turner turneena turner's wedding. >> i thinks racist and i'm totally jealous of oprah. >> oh, my god, i'm just hating. that is what it is! >> i want to go to tina turner's wedding. >> i appreciate that! it's not that i don't have racial angst, i'm just an awful, awful hater who also wanted to be in zurich at tina turner's wedding. god! yes, that's helpful. here's another moment that i did have a little bit of racial angst about. this is our lady, miley cyrus. and miley was having herself a good time in a wild performance at the vmas, where she attempted twerking, we've talked about that before, and part of the racial piece is that there were black women singing in the background. and for a lot of us, this felt like cultural appropriation. that was a lot of different things. was it racist? >> this is the problem. it's a lot of different things. that's the problem. she's got like every ingredient, she's made some big ambrosia salad of sexism and racism and there's weird things like coconut and slut shaming. all sorts of things are

cath turner reports. ♪ >> reporter: new york's finest and newest.hese 1171 graduating police officers are ready for the ever. >> if you compare this decade to the previous murder rate we can literally say we have saved more than 9200 liefs in the last two years. >> up until last su sunday there were 332 homicides in 2013 down from 2001, shootings down 32% in the same period. mayor bloomberg and his police chief ray kelly, because of operation crew cut, focuses on certain people. >> focusing on that those hot people and hot groups and gangs turns out to be very effectively. >> in brownsville this is a different way of thinking. this is one of new york's most violent neighborhoods. shane duke mcfater used to run with the bloods. >> every way of being violent i got into it. >> served 15 years in prison for several crimes, then he got out, got clean and got married. trying to stop boys from getting into gang violence. >> who's really doing the work? the people in the community with slim to no finances, talking to these mothers, talking to these children

nischelle turner, thank you for that. there's this other thing that comes into play with in debate.. it's a big deal. and is it a slippery slope when you start telling people what they can see and they can't see in america? we're going to weigh those two issues. little kids, for crying out loud. first amendment for crying out loud coming up next. [ female announcer ] thanks for financing my first car. thanks for giving me your smile. thanks for inspiring me. thanks for showing me my potential. for teaching me not to take life so seriously. thanks for loving me and being my best friend. don't forget to thank those who helped you take charge of your future and got you where you are today. the boss of your life. the chief life officer. ♪ >>> so as we said right before the break, ben affleck with a very telling interview in "playboy" magazine, along with his wife jennifer garner have been fighting against the paparazzi and how oppressive they can be especially in photographing kids. i want to bring in criminal defense attorney joey jackson, legal analyst paul callan who so happens to ha

c-span: what was the turner-catledge rule? >> guest: the turner-catledge rule was that no wife of a times man could be hired as long as that man was on the staff. and that was true for many years. flora lewis, one of the most dazzling foreign correspondents in the history of the times and for a long time the writer of the foreign affairs column -- who was my boss in paris beginning in 1973 -- as long, i mean, here's this woman with just years and years and years of marvelous reporting behind her for many, many newspapers and syndicates. as long as she was married to sydney grewson on the staff of the times, she was not hired by the times. and she was separated from sidney when the women of the times, 50 women of the times wrote a letter and signed it to the publisher saying this organization is hypocritical and unfair, there is a salary gap, there are no women in positions of power, there are all kinds of subjects they can't cover such as sports or business and finance, justice, economics. anyhow, just a sort of damning manife

actress janine turner joins us. good evening, janine. >> good evening, greta.> i love the 7:00. we all love the 7:00. thank you very much. do you love the new rap ad for obama care or do you think it's over the top? >> i think it's over the top. this is a really serious situation, very serious situation. to bring in these celebrities to do this telethon like adam levin, sexiest man alive. it's pretty ironic the greatest communicator, president obama one of the smoothest charming presidents ever has to hire the sexiest man alive to sell his obama care plan. >> i think of the thought after it happens they were going to see o'reilly jesse waters go out and ask something about obama care and maybe the person might not know the answers. i don't know. >> there's a couple of quotes here of adam levins. may i reed them to you for a second? interesting. from imdb. in real life i am emotionally confused which enables me to write songs. the second one, it says, i'm intelligent enough to survive happily and be compassionate. if i were too smart, i would realize all the ill

we are bringing an ip gateway to fixed turners and two terabytes of storage. so we can bring apps to your television that is relative and important to you. and we built a tablet app we called a personal video experience. when you pick it up and tell it who it is it presents in three simple window panes your library, online demand content and other content that is relevant to you. it knows what is in your library and apps. it brings the stuff from the library and sorts it down and brings it to the top. immediately you have at your finger tips. you can consume it all in your tablet and say i am enjoying this. you can send it to the television and enjoy it. the next person in the household picks it up and they can say i am pat and it will tell you what pat likes and going on to the next user. very cool. >> all of the cable companies have been using market share for years. this phenomenon of cord cutting that people have been talking about for ten years, at least imparically didn't show up in till the second half of 2010. there was a watershed moment that the rate

we're not overstuffing the washer. >> turner supplements his human staff with automation. >> it makesverything the same size. but when you have five items on the shelf, you get five items across the shelf. you have a dozen inmates folding. one is going to fold so wide, another is going to fold wider. >> working in the laundry is considered a privilege. inmates earn one day off their sentence for every six days they work. but the job does have its downside. >> this is like the biohazard bin. i have two sets of gloves on. we have to watch out with this particular bin. you see tampons attached to underwear. you see doo-doo stains. discharges from people who might have something. you just have to get it in the wash. >> like many of the inmates at the jail, perez is here after getting caught up in tampa's prescription drug epidemic. he's pled not guilty and is now awaiting trial. >> the opportunity came across to make extra money and i tried to take it like an idiot. i made like $130. shows you i'm not that good, huh? i'm ready to change. it's definitely a wakeup call. >> but not everyone

the only light we can see is right here off of turner. turner drive. and you can see pg&e crews are busy right here. trying to fix the problem. pg&e says three outages were caused by an under ground transformer that failed. pg&e spokesperson says they weren't sure if the explosion last night was related to this second outage. definitely looking that way. we spoke to one man who said that his family has been trying to keep warm ever since they lost power last night. >> i would build a fire in a fireplace and stock more logs on there. get it going. it was -- it helped. it helped a lot. >> you used a lot of blankets last night. >> yes. it was chilly sliding in those cold sheets. >> reporter: last night's explosion happened at 7:30 and a neighbor shot this cell phone video showing flames shooting from the ground. about 3500 people lost power. all but 950 customers had power restored. most of the outages have been concentrated in the areas of rose drive and columbus parkway. again the power went out again three hours ago. they are expecting to have all powe

nischelle turner now with all the details. >> reporter: talk about rocking the boat. just a day after a & e suspended firl robertson from his his reality show for maybing anti-gay kmechts, a fire storm erupted. now as his critics and supporters are lining up and getting their ducks in a row, robertson's family hazarded the controversy for the first time. saying while some of phil's unfiltered comments to the reporter were coarse, his beliefs are grounded in the teaching of the bible. he would never encourage or incite hate. now surfacing a 2010 video showing him preaching morality. >> women with women, men with men. they committed indecent acts with one another. and they received in themselves the due penalty for their per version. they're full of murder, envy, strife. they are insurance lent god haters. >> he has the right to say what he wants to say. but a & e made a good decision when they decided that those views are not american views and they pulled him. >> reporter: but now coming out of the woodwork are his supporters. republicans like texas senator ted cruz a

like michael turner, with us from the great state of ohio. >> thank you, congressman turner. surpassing 400,000, surprising numbers coming up on television and radio. ♪ >> good monday morning, everyone. and clearork, snow skies, scarlet fu and michael mckee, we have monday morning movers. >> we start with a pair of chipmakers downgraded to underperform with oppenheimer, what i found interesting was market pressure was at the top with customer apple and content on the five s and five c phones asling to five dollars opposed to four dollars against the previous iteration. >> we are looking at sprint this morning, the company possibly in anothero acquire company. t-mobile. yes. don't know why i forgot that. had purchased sprint, and now softbank is walling on the news, which is usually what happens if they acquire, they lose some ground. >> a lot of consolidation in the telecom space, people wonder what this means for their operations in europe. beenrint and t-mobile have the left behind in the at&t verizon fight. >> due to rivals make a leader? >> that may be what they are betti

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kat turner has more on the case. >> reporter: outside of the u.s.mbassy in new delhi, police oversee the removal of concrete barricades. another sign diplomatic relations with washington are quickly deteriorating. indian authorities have reportedly asked officers to return their identity cards that have stopped them from flying out of the country. it has become one of the top stories in the indian media. tension between the two countries has been steadily escalating. she was handcuffed as she dropped her daughter off at school, she was later strip searched and placed in jail with drug addicts. >> there are no indications that anything but appropriate measures were followed, but we do know this is sensitive. we are looking into it. for exactly that reason. to see exactly what transpired. >> reporter: this is the document at the heart of the dispute filed here at the manhattan federal court on the 11th of december. she allegedly promised a housekeeper the minimum wage of $9.75 an hour, but over a period of seven months the employee only was paid $3.31

nischelle turner joins me now.elle turner, looking at my twitter feed, people paying their respects to nelson mandela or hating on carrie underwood. i guess she can take the hate to the bank, huh? >> yeah, and first of all, there's always going to be haters talking about something, brooke. there's going to be undoubtedly somebody who says that nischelle turner, i hate her hair. there's always going to be haters, but there was a lot of backlash last night over this live event. it's interesting because so many people watch this broadcast. nbc's biggest live broadcast for a number of years, since 2009. i think you mentioned. so a lot of people watched. there were a couple people who did talk about it on twitter. i'm going to read a couple of them. bear with me, carrie underwood. kelly philips said, did nbc forget there would be parts where carrie underwood doesn't sing and we'd have to watch her talk these words? also, another. some of the acting is pretty bad, but you can't have everything. now, the interesting thing