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about. twisted justice? >> i just saw him up with the bat and he started to swing and thats when i reached for the gun. >> this new york city cop says he fired to save his fathers life. >> i was convicted of second degree murder. >> but he would walk free after that conviction was overturned. so how did he end up back in prison? >> you must have been crush when they told you that you had to go back. >> revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cn...

bill maher is here. later my exclusive with mickey dolenz, remembering the late, great davy jones. >> we sort of had a lot this common. over the years, our families and he and i, even though we bonded. i mean, after 47 years, working with people like that, you know, it was like my brother. like siblings. >> we begin with our big story. the selling of the president. ask bill maher about his donation to obamas super pac. >> i would like to announce a donation to the obama super pac which...

their grown-up children? and whats really driving those gas prices were paying at the pump? were operating fact from fiction. but first, more than 3 million public school teachers head to the country every day in this one. parents usually dont know how their child ranks compared to others until recently. new york citys department of education released ratings for 18,000 of its public school teachers and 217 charter school teachers and 50 special ed teachers. those ratings are based on ...

scheduled in 2014, you might get a sense of how the law might change things if you look at massachusetts. you could do worse. see how things have gone there. take a look. in her mid-20s, jacqueline was working in her parents restaurant. like a lot of people her age, she didnt think she needed health insurance. it was too expensive anyway. >> it was almost $700 a month. i said im going to have to go without it. >> in 2006, governor mitt romney put his name on a health care law. faced wi...

over on him and her and they say theyre going to have to amputate her toes and his leg and hes in critical condition and hes waiting for a flight to the university. >> well have more on the damage from this storm system in a moment. other news were following, nearly two years after the worst oil spill in the u.s., bp has agreed to pay nearly $8 billion for those affected by the 2010 gulf of mexico disaster. an explosion on the deepwater horizon oil rig killed 11 people, took three mo...

survivors. don benson is one of those who made it through the storm in tennessee. his house did not. >> definitely i thank the lord for sparing as many people as he had. and i know these things can all be replaced. but like everyone else here, its going to take a while. its going to take a lot of construction to help out. >> its important to note that this destruction storm system is not over yet. hitting parts of the deep south right now. more on that in a moment. all right. meantim...

polls. economic conditions vary greatly from state to state. lets take a look at a few. vermonts unemployment rate is at 5.1%. that is much lower than the 8.3% national average. in january, only one in about 21,000 homes in vermont were in the foreclosure process. a very different picture in ohio. unemployment much higher there, 8.1%, though lower than the national average. 1 in 616 homes is in foreclosure in ohio. in georgia, its seen some of the worst numbers. unemployment there, 9.7...

surveys with a team of people. the military has also moved in with search and rescue vehicles. in the south side of town in my live stream you can see theres four to five homes -- farms that had heavy damage and are gone. the tornado here was about 200 yards wide and it tracked through the city on the southeast side. everybody has been accounted for. most people are -- we do not have any injuries, just a couple injuries, no fatalities but marked damage on the south side of town. >> you...

this morning from the atlanta area. we will have the latest on the search for survivors and victims. and on the campaign trail. today its washington states turn to way in on the republican candidates who want to be president. were watching all the angle of this developing story of the severe weather that just continues to move across our country. susan candle yoty is in henryville right now where daylight has brought a stunning new look. our bonnie schneider is in the weather cente...

lets talk about what concentrated areas are kind of in the bulls-eye, so to speak right now. florida among them. >> north florida and southern parts of georgia. its really this squall line we are looking at right here that has the most potential for producing tornadic storms. right now there are no tornado warnings that are in effect. some of those thunderstorms could produce wind damage in excess of 60 miles per hour. sometimes those real down burst winds can cause as much damage as a...