to kathi belich, wftv. isn't it true that these two women were in fact on the cell block with tot mom? >> yes, they were. they were there at the exact same time she was there. that much the jail would confirm. and some of these records that we just got today indicate that one of the jail guards was actually facilitating meetings between the two of them late at night, even at one point helping casey cut robyn adams' hair through an opening in her cell. so there was some facilitation going on apparently within the jail, helping them communicate with one another. >> so kathi belich, it was just like one big pajama party there at the jail? >> well, i don't know about that. but it sounds like -- >> well, they're cutting each other's hair. they're having late-night meetings with each other after everybody else has gone to sleep. they're talking like high school girls on the telephone in the early morning hours. >> it's certainly surprising. i mean, the number of letters that were passed -- >> i mean, wait, put be

kathy park is live in northwest with community reaction. we begin with lisa baden and the traffic impact. >> there are some parking garages that will be closed. metrorail is closed at mount vernon square station until wednesday at 5:00 a.m. we have a lot of police stationed in front of the hotels and at embassie folks will be heading to meetings for the nuclear summit. traffic heading into the district is time of morning, we will see what develops. let's go to kathy park for the latest. >> a good idea to avoid the area near the washington convention center. this is why. look behind me. police are standing by. trucks are in place. this portion of k street is closed. that's one example of what you will see today and tomorrow. the barricades are up. the areas surrounding the washington convention center on high alert for the two-day nuclear security summit. there will be parking restrictions and just the start of major traffic tieups, as well as the taurus. >> i don't like it. it does not look very democratic. >> more than 40 world leaders exp

kathy. [applause] >> thank you, john. thanks there much for coming. so lamentations that special interests by spending obscene amounts of money were strangling the voice of the people. fears that the nation was going to hell in a handbasket carried by lobbyists. these were something i today, but the same stories to the press and the capitol capital building in the 1870's. in the gilded age, when wave after wave of scandal uncovered congressman who sold their votes and ruthless men like samuel colt and collis huntington who arrived in washington with boxes of pistols and trunks full of cash with which to buy them, a suave new yorker, sam ward, rain unspotted as the king of the lobby. not only that, he transformed what it meant to love the purebreds of railroad stop one for him to the king of the lobby traded in information exchange that dinner parties. evenings that one guest gushed for the climax of civilization. at his table, he outlines of a new modern lobby, a lobby easily recognize today took shape. king of the lobby is about lobbying power, polit

kathy park is joining us by phone. what can you tell us? >> according to the prince george's county sheriff's department, we understand that a fight broke out in the parking lot right in front of club elite on brinkley road in temple hill. this happened around 1:00 in the morning. the three men were involved in the scuffle. two sheriff's deputies working part-time at the club were trying to break up the fight. one of the suspects tried to flee in his car. ended up hitting one of the deputies. that one deputy in turn shot at the suspect. according to officials, the suspect sustained a non-life threatening injuries. at least one shot was fired. all three suspects involved in that fight are currently in custody. according to the sheriff's department, the suspects did not have any firearms, did not fire back at the deputies. prince george's county police department is currently investigating. they are also involved because there was a shooting. sheriff's deputies are also conducting internal review. that is what we know at this hour. we will ke

kathy park is outside police headquarters. >> district officials took an extraordinary step yesterday identifying 14-vote malik carter. this had to be done in order to clear carter's name and for his safety. authorities say they had the wrong person locked up since the march 30 shooting and dropped all the charges against carter. >> there were facts and circumstances at the time to rest carter. as the investigation progressed, there was significant development among the witnesses in terms of interviews and what they were saying about what happens. >> if investigators believe he was guilty at first after police found a nearby a school just moments after suspects jumped out of a getaway van. after looking closely at fingerprint evidence on thursday, the attorney general publicly cleared carter's name. the announcement was also to protect the teenager from any retribution. family members of lost loved ones in the shooting spree and the investigation is ongoing. >> you had an eyewitness that identified them. >> officials say they arrested 22-road lamar williams and robert ---, facing mult

certainly a lovely guy, and they're close friends of kathy ireland, and kathy has become great friends give it away. stop giving things away. >> it's not going to keep -- >> it's going to if you give it away. miss sara. >> i have some books to give away, but the 3-year-old tight roper. lisa says it's part of the culture. i do have a problem with tight roping over tigers. if you write i'm a party animal and where you're from, we'll pick it at random. >> and i will sign it for them. >> curtis stone, go to klgandhoda.com. curtis wants to come to your house and cook for you. >> it would be funny if he went to your mother or my mother. >> she's not at a home. >> it's a lovely homes, but nonetheless it's a home. >>> this segment is terrific. what you can buy on a dime. >>> and how to turn your child into a tv star. please think about it before you do it, but first these messages. ♪ traveling in the world of my creation ♪ ♪ what we'll see will defy ♪ explanation [ male announcer ] remember when you were five and anything was possible. ♪ happy 5th birthday again. ♪ come with me and you'll be ♪

kathy said it improved her function 75%. electrical stimulation target specific muscles that need to be reawakened. the intensity level is what ever kathy can tolerate. but it does not only worked in therapy. the effects are lasting. >> i'm getting function back in all of my fingers. it is exciting. >> it gives her hope that one day she will be back on her bike. >> i want to do some. i want to get back on my bike. and until i can squeeze those breaks, i cannot give back on my bike. >> keep in mind, the device is fairly simple to use and the goal is to get one for kathy to take home. but for now, it is a battle because it is not covered by insurance. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> a line of thunderstorms moving in amounts. it is a sign of changes in the weather. you will see showers out near hagerstown and some thunder right now. wind gusts up to 52 miles per hour in the panhandle of around martinsburg. some of these parts in frederick county could produce some str

kathy park has a preview of this highly anticipated event. are the crowds building? >> not just yet. the white house is coming alive. local of was able to grab for a live shot. bugs bunny and slice. these are one of the few celebrities that will be here today. i want to give it a quick glimpse of some of the other folks. j.k. rowling along with apolo ohno. there will be performances from justin bieber and the cast of "belglee." the theme this year, "ready, set, go!" to go along with the initiative to combat child the obesity. several activities will be set up for children as well as their parents. a lot of activities going on today. president and michelle obama are expected to be here at 10:45 a.m. if you did not have a ticket, you can go on the website to catch some of the performances. >> i can hear the teenage girl screaming when you said justin bieber. it will be a fun day. i thought it was funny. i do not think she did. >>> the first ballot celebrated easter at southeast church. tight security was in place at the allen chapel ame church. it is a historical black

please join me in thanking kathy.ot.mac it's really a pleasure to have your knowledge in your actual research experience joined to it so well and you really have a contemporary book of the historical look at a contemporary situation, which everyone in the audience has enjoyed. kathy is going to sit here to sign books. there are books for sale just outside the door. they're on sale at the library of congress discount. i encourage you to buy them and come back and then continued the conversation and get the book signed. but let's conclude one more time with a thank you to kathy. [applause] >> we are here at this year's aipac conference talking with anthony ziccardi a threshold editions. and anthony, tell us are your biggest selling author is. >>arlyn sale, glenn beck, still "the new york times" bestseller list has been there for several weeks. arguing with idiots went on sale last september and we shipped over a million copies. it's still selling very, very well today. learn how to say -- he's built like a nice little u

kathy ireland worldwide markets more than 15,000 products in 28 countries.reland is ceo and chief designer. what percentage of your customer knows or cares that kathy ireland was this famous s.i. model? >> our customer doesn't care that i modelled in "sports illustrated." it's more about what i was able to learn and gain from that experience than just seeing a picture of me. >> she looks beautiful there. >> i like this one where she is closed mouth than this one. >> in its storied history, the cover has catapulted women into stardom. so a lot rides on the decision for 2010. >> let me see what you did for this. >> terry mcdonell makes the final call. >> people call me up when this issue comes out. everybody's got an opinion. if it's too risque, i might hear from this wholesaler. a little too racy, i might hear from the library association. a lot of things can happen there. >> so can you fail? >> completely. >> we're just trying to figure out something different than past years. >> is this the most pressure during the year that you feel for a cover? >> no, no.

kathy park, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> more details.d been in the hospital since her 98 birthday last month. she was on the platform at the lincoln memorial when martin luther king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. she died of natural causes. >>> major waterboarded is being lifted for residents across northwest washington. residents across northwest were told not to use water because of a spike in chlorine levels. you should not shower or drink it. the warning now just applies to wait six-block radius. and that radius is shrinking. >>> the house has abandoned legislation giving d.c. a vote in congress. it will now likely not take it up at all this year. steny hoyer said a major problem was its inclusion of a provision eliminating the top gun control laws. >>> there is no suspects in the murder of a popular principle found dead in his home. last wednesday, officials say brian betts was still alive at 11:30 p.m. the following evening, co- workers found betts. he had been shot to death it is home. family members say they are still in

jimmy and kathie lee. no, it was a bit -- come on.da." was she all over you, or -- >> jimmy: no, this was it. [ laughter ] >> what was she doing? a little of that? she is still talking about it. >> jimmy: i know, we have good chemistry. you have good chemistry with kathie, as well. >> i do. >> jimmy: when did you realize you guys have good chemistry? >> careful. careful. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not like that. like a best friend -- like best friend -- yeah, friendship. >> we had just met, and we went for a lunch at top of the rock, before we started hosting together and we wanted to see if it would work with the two of us. we had a lunch that started at noon, and ended with the guys started sweeping the floor at 4:30 or 5:00. we ate, we drank. we -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see on your show -- you guys always have mixologists on there making cool drinks. it makes everyone jealous watching at home. like, i want to be there. >> we called today winesday. i have to be careful, though, because my mom watches our show, and she is like, "it's

joining me right now new york is kathy, the publisher of "cat linea" magazine."b.e.t. "ladies, tina fey on fire "saturday night." i've got it tell you she took on every major character in the showbiz arsenal and her slam on jesse james' alleged mistress, blistering. let's fake a look at how fey skewered michelle "bombshell" mcgee. >> i know we shouldn't judge people based on their appearance, but when your body looks like a dirtbag's binder from seventh grade metal shop, it doesn't bode well for your character. for every sandra bullock there's a woman who got a tattoo on her forehead because she ran out of room on her [ bleep ]. for every elin nordegren there's a hooter's wait stress who spells jamie with two "es" and a star. >> kathy, i think that tina is speaking for women everywhere. who are just outraged by this newfound fame for celebrity mistresses. do you agree? >> i agree. i mean but it's easy to pick on the mistress and tina fey was trying to say this is about women getting back at what's wrong in society. these women who are going after husbands but wh

kathy park is live in a request with more details. >> good morning. transportation officials say that things went more smoothly than expected yesterday. they believe that is because many people decided to stay at home and work from home. that is what they're telling folks again today. even metro ridership was lower. 10,000 below the previous few monday is. we also noticed there were few backups. the first day it did have problems. a bicyclist collided with a five-ton military truck that was being used while a motorcade was passing through. if this happened at 6:00 p.m. yesterday if at new york and 12 streets. this is what the witness had to say moments after the accident. >> it took a second to realize what happens. i saw the down cyclist and her body. >> the accident is still under investigation. all we know is that the victim was a 68-year-old woman. in light of this, and officialoe urging people to be vigilant of motorcades. the the roads will be closed for up to 10 minutes when those go through. if you have to be out here today, officials are enco

i'm kathy park. i will tel wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know. but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i was expecting... expecting sawdust and cardboard? i know. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. ok. i'll take a box, but you probably already knew that. (announcer) fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >> you are watching abc 7's good morning washington. with doug mcelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, and lisa baden with traffic. this is good morning washington, on your side. >> takingthe death toll from the tornado in the deep south has reached 12. 10 people were killed in mississippi and two in alabama. residenthey will be picking up e pieces today. hundreds of buildings were destroyed or heavily damaged. senate democrats have agreed to toughen rules on complex securities known as derivatives. they are doing that to try to attract republican votes. negotiations on a weekend failed to

this video by ireporter kathy just south of memphis, tennessee. she says the hail that fell in her town of southhaven, mississippi, a bit bigger than a golf ball and noisy and didn't feel threatening. >>> rescuers have suspended their search for 11 oil rig workers missing in the gulf of mexico. the coast guard says it is unreasonable at this point to expect that any of them survived. the search covered 5,200 square miles over 3 days. even though the search is suspended, the case is not closed. >> we have not 100% certainty accounted for all the lifeboats and we don't know what was launched from the rig and might still be the rig and that's going to be something that will continue to do as part of the casualty investigation and as captain trosson mentioned, we can also resurrect the search efforts if we feel there's a possibility that they're out there somewhere in a lifeboat but everything, all of the information we have this week leads us to believe that these 11 members were on the rig. >> more than 100 crew members did manage to make it off tha

kathy park has reaction. >> well above $3 a gallon, those who live and work in the district say they need some relief at the pump. >> you have like a pickup, you spend about $100 or a few hundred dollars. >> the cost of this trip could be getting higher. a bill has been introduced to increase the gas tax by 10 cents. it would help pay for the daily cost of metro. >> i think it needs to go back the other way. if we get a downgrade, it will make a difference in the recession. >> it is time to have a tax revenue system for the new tax revenue by year. the tax increase can only go through its surrounding jurisdictions also great to the same height. this president said he should not be the one footing the bill for metro. >> they should find some other way besides a gas tax. the taxes are just too high as it is. >> virginia lawmakers say it could be a long shot in the commonwealth. if this measure goes through, d.c. becomes the ninth in the nation for the highest gas taxes. >>> congress is taking a closer look at metro. there will be a hearing on the metro safety. lawmakers will look at th

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happy birthday, kathy.one. >>> producer with the hit reality tv show "survivor" has been released from police custody in his wife's death. >> oh, my gosh. i can't believe this. >> authorities say monica's body was found thursday in a sewer at the moon palace resort. she had scratches on her neck, signs she was strangled, and an injury to her head. >> she helped the community. everybody loves her. >> authorities say her body was discovered 80 yards from the couple's hotel room. >> she was staying there with her husband, bruce, and their two kids. >> it's going to be devastating for the kids. >> right now state prosecutors say she was possibly strangled. >> close friends say they never knew the couple had a turbulent relationship. >> it's just absolutely awful. >> the husband has not been charged with the crime, but he was detained for questioning, released. now he's not allowed to leave the country. and we're getting disturbing new details about what happened before she vanished. witnesses say there was figh

everybody, as we go to break, happy birthday to south carolina friend kathy evans. she likes classic moves, reading, and the love of her life, great niece abby. happy birthday, kathy. >> i loved haleigh. >> me too. >> and they know i didn't have nothing to do with it. i was in the damn hospital. why you going to treat me like that? >> thaws that's just -- they're just -- when you pursue an mba at devry university's... keller graduate school of management, you'll have a professor with you every step of the way. whether you take classes on campus, online, or both, you get the same attention, the same curriculum, and the same quality. 85 locations nationwide and online. discover how to grow the business of you... at keller.edu. >>> i'm not taking the ride for all these charges, dad. i didn't do all this. i'm not taking all these charges. i didn't do all that. i'm not doing it. the ones i'm not doing anything with in the video is the one i'm not doing it. i'm not. i'm not. i'm taking that [ muted ] to trial because i'm not going down for something that i didn't do. i sh

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kathy mar in, enemies of the people, my family's journey to america. and edmund white, city boy and here to announce the final list is part winslow. [applause] >> the award is going to diana andhill for somewhere towards the end. in somewhere towards the end her report from the twilight zone of old age, british author diana athill remarks that anyone looking back over 89 years should see a landmark pockmarked with regrets and yet they are few and far between in this memoir and the ones that do appear selfishness here and capitulation to laziness their, and shame over cruelest or a cousin's children are trifling enough to show that athill takes at heart her own advice to the elderly. let us not waste our time. the slide into pessimism is very boring and it makes dreary the last year's even drearier. athill has had the proverbial interesting life. fortunately and off in a publishing house to have edited the works of writers including napalm, philip roth, norman mailer, john updike, that up down stint is reduced to a few fleeting illusions here as athill

host: kathy. caller: good morning. i was a democrat. i am now an independent. i want to say that this will kill the democratic party. they are planning a defensive in can heart. i am telling you. i have had it with him. i have had it with mr. obama. i have had it. a lot of people by now have had it with all of these wars. host: is that what you're hearing from the constituents? caller: i am de -- i am a county committeewoman. it goes on and on. we are war-weary. i have a friend that is an independent. he voted for obama, too. i want my vote back. host: we will leave it there. "usa today" this morning -- host: birmingham, alabama and our line for republicans. go ahead. see, my name is tiny. i may republican. -- my name is connie. i am calling to say that mr. obama is a good president but you have to look at his policies. i am against his policy. i am against his health care policy. i am at that age where doctors can make decisions about my life style. host: what kind of decisions is your doctor making backs -- making? guest: my doctor told me to quit smoking. h.

kathy dahlkemper -- i was at an event with her and she said that the calls against the bill prior to its enactment were very substantially in the majority. she says now that the calls to thank you for it are now in the majority. -- to thank her for it are now and the majority. but you talk about the health care vote in energizing the caucus -- >> you talk about the health care vote energizing the caucus. majority leader read has indicated that he plans to do so this year. you have said before that the house would follow suit. it is there enough energy in the caucus for -- is there enough energy in the caucus for cover and immigration-reform bill? >> i think there is. the senate has agreed to move this legislation first. we think that is appropriate. the center was unable to move a bill in the last congress. -- the senator was unable to move a bill in the last congress. if they do, we will certainly address it. >> you would bring a bill to the floor if the senate passed a bill? >> if the senate passes a bill, the speaker and i are willing to address that. we believe that comprehensive

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kathy family. -- kathy finley. woodrow brady. >> we remember our friends and family in the advance security surface, third floor. robert westbury. larry turner. norma johnson. robert demaster. my uncle, hardly cottingham. >> visitor to the second floor, we remember scott williams. >> we remember our friends and family in the american child develops center, second floor. carlton smith. chase smith. blake kennedy. wanda howell. kevin. kevin garrett. tyler santores. brenda daniels. >> my sister, jaycee ray. antonio and sarah cooper. >> anthony christopher cooper. his mother, dana cooper. zachary taylor chavez. my big sister, bailey allman. >> remember our friends and family in the general services administration, first floor. stephen curry. >> where remember our friends and family in social security administration, first floor. sharon chesnutt. stephen williams. julie welch. my husband, robert walker. luther trainer. michael thompson. charlotte thomas. amelio tapia. julie mitchell. irwin miller. courtney mcgraven. rev

and kathy dall kemper, i was in an event with her, we weren't in her district, but she said that the calls against the bill prior the its enactment were very substantially in the majority. she now says that the calls calling her office to thank her for it are clearly in the majority. so i'm hopeful that that will be the reaction as we go through the next few weeks. >> mr. leader, you talked about the health care vote energizing the caucus. one of the thing that is would require a significant amount of energy would be passing ggration reform immigration bill. majority leader reed has indicated that he plans to do so this year. you said before that if that's the case, the house would follow suit. do you think there's enough energy in the caucus for passing, bringing to the floor a comprehensive immigration reform bill? >> i certainly think there's enough energy. and i think what the house is going to be doing, the senate has agreed to move this legislation first and we think that's appropriate. the senate was unable to move a bill in the last congress and we'll see whether they can mov

kathy family. -- kathy finley. brady. >> we remember our friends and family in the advance security surface, third floor. robert westbury. larry turner. norma johnson. robert demaster. my uncle, hardly cottingham. >> visitor to the second floor, we remember scott williams. >> we remember our friends and family in the american child develops center, second floor. carlton smith. chase smith. blake kennedy. wanda howell. kevin. kevin garrett. tyler santores. brenda daniels. >> my sister, jaycee ray. antonio and sarah cooper. >> anthony christopher cooper. his mother, dana cooper. zachary taylor chavez. my big sister, bailey allman. >> remember our friends and family in the general services administration, first floor. stephen curry. >> where remember our friends and family in social security administration, first floor. sharon chesnutt. stephen williams. julie welch. my husband, robert walker. luther trainer. michael thompson. charlotte thomas. amelio tapia. julie mitchell. irwin miller. courtney mcgraven. rev. gilber

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. >> all this booze, i'm surprising kathie lee didn't show up. >> they're right behind us.ews in baltimore. >> anne arundel county police are searching for the young man who allegedly entered a home and stabbed three people. the 21-year-old is accused of storming into the home. he stabbed two men and a woman. police have not released the name of a second suspect. he is considered armed and dangerous. quacks it looks like a -- >> and it looks like a nice day today but clouds will thicken up this afternoon. we should stay dry and the temperatures will be in the upper 60's. there's a chance of rain showers wednesday, off and on and that will cool things off to the lower 60's. we will have a rate for the weekend. >> thank you for joining us.

police chief kathy lanier said she knew within minutes of arriving on the scene exactly what happenedman police wanted off the streets used a rifle for revenge. she got on the phone and called ron machen, the new u.s. attorney on the job for just about a month. >> that was a devastating time. he felt terrible because i understand the emotion of that moment and how tragic the loss is. i talked to her for a few minutes. i then went to help. i went out to the scene. >> reporter: ron machen is no stranger to the streets. at one time he prosecuted homicide cases in the office he now heads. >> whenever you have a loss of life, especially a loss of life with young folks like this, you just feel terrible. and my my condolences go out to the victims and their families. >> reporter: in the hours after the mass shooting as the facts started strickling out, some community members very publicly as well a some police officers very privately were pointing fingers saying the drive-by wouldn't have happened if they had just signed a warrant for the arrest of orlando carter. they felt she had enough ev

but kathy is an old friend of mine. i'm just -- i'm calling it cowboy monitorism. the question is, is the fed too darn predictable? or as some would say, too boring? let's go to cnbc's steve liesman and former director of monetary affairs at the fed. vince, let me go to you first. i want wall street traders to be scared to death that the federal reserve will have both guns drawn like a cowboy firing away and the street will not know either when the fed is going to go or how tough the fed is going to be. that'll keep wall street honest, and i don't want the fed to be an accomplice to wall street. what's your take? >> i think president lacker had it right. you don't want to give a blanket promise to keep rates low for a long time. it should be a conditional commitment, not an unconditional one. you do want some predictable part to monetary policy. so investors can price in longer-term assets. but you don't want to be completely predictable. >> steve, is it predictability that caused that bubble or was it just rates too low for too long? >> i don't know that it was pr

ann: i believe kathy was petty in her of sarah palin, i believe she dislikes her because she's a popularmarie: just because someone makes a lot of money doesn't mean they can't relate to regular people that came across as mean spirited. mimi: bill, you were spot-on. telling al sharpton that his crew doesn't want to see racial harmony. jack: i agree with sharpton but he's got you on this one bill. how so? do you believe african-americans didn't rally with the rest of the country after 9/11? do you believe that? peter: if america does well glenn beck goes out of business. ralph: bill you are so jealous of gle in n your green irish eyes are turning red. i have blue eyes the better to see clearly. my husband says you and beck should not be paid because you appear to be having too much fun. tell your husband not to go overboard. the website, talking points memo. e-mail us with pithy comments from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@foxnews.com. when writing the factor do not a puzzlewick. -- puzzlewith it in any facet of your life. we have the old quiz up that's fun for everyone. i am bill o'reil

following the wal-mart incident reporting seem to have even fewer kathy ghats and hesitation and much greater focus on scenes that produce concern. one of the main themes of the reporting for the next half-hour until 10:00 were children at benjamin tasker. various chemicals produced parents and offspring stringing out of the building to all appearances this seemed to be fleeing and flight. reporters conducted interviews with to the five parents and children with the latter shaken and grateful to be going home. in the one nbc interviewed the child said he was happy dad came to get him. his father added got and the country will prevail. the police were doing all they could. yes it is a little confidence that it is not exactly -- it is a very stressful reporting. i am not suggesting by the way that it wasn't a stressful period. i'm suggesting the foot was full down on the accelerator pedal, and we can talk about my judgment on these questions in just a bit. this confidence in fact was little in evidence as other reporters mentioned how very little the police had to go on and how this eve

. >> reporter: but democratic congresswoman kathy castor, who represents florida's 11th district, which includes tampa, says many of her constituents appreciate government stepping in when times are tough. >> frankly, folks are more concerned about their jobs, affordable health care good education for their families for their children. they understand the important role government has to play especially in a recessionary time. >> reporter: not everyone sees it that way. tim curtis is a member of the tampa tea party and organizer of the tampa 9/12 project. >> my position is that there is absolutely a role and a function for the federal government. interstate highways, provide for the common defense. there are those things that are clearly enumerated in the constitution that everyone in this country ought to have to contribute to. beyond that, there shouldn't be any federal funding for, and you can go right down the line for >> reporter: probably the hottest current debate in tampa over government spending has to do with trains-- two of them in fact. one, high speed. the other, urban ligh

and we have our public information officer, kathy arberg. and our acting budget manager, bonita akers. as i said, we are pleached to be here -- pleased to be here. we have submitted a statement for the record as is our custom. and you're right, mr. chairman. i may well be the longest serving member of this committee. i think it like 15 years now. and maybe i'll get off for a good time or good behavior. but the court's budgetary needs, as you've indicated, arear alluded to, are tiny but we understand this is a period of austerity. and we have as in previous years, been very serious about our responsibility to review our budget needs. and i family size the word "needs." we do not look at this as wants or a wish list. and in the years i've been before the committee, we have only asked for what the court has needed. in some years, in my opinion, we haven't even asked for that. the largest request as you remember was actually had to do with the modernization project which is simply a matter of keeping the building from falling down around us. the

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ellen didn't really bring in the fighting with simon but you have the back-stage with kathy goslin and rumors the cast doesn't like her and even have erin andrews. i think definitely a perfect storm of not a terrific casey on "american idol" this year and should be worried, i think. >> at least one of the stars of "dancing with the stars" thinks she knows why they are beating "american idol." take a look at this. >> i know, for whatever reason, love me/hate me, i do bring in the ratings, for whatever reason. >> there you go. she knows it all. kate gosselin love/hate appeal that's why she is among our nominees for most provocative celebrity of the week. is it kate for her decision to not only do "dancing" but two other reality shows, as well? maybe we'll fame her ex jon gosselin suing her for primary custody of their eight kids saying she's too focused on fame instead of the family or maybe we'll name tiger woods for roaring back into the public eye really sparking outrage this week with his new nike ad of course featuring the voice of his deceased dad. before we reveal who "showbiz ton

>> no, it is not like she came up with this information and decided to talk to kathy bellich about itwell, some might say, well, the jailhouse snitch, well, there are a lot of people convicted because of the testimony of jailhouse snitches. >> well, stacey honowitz, this is a convicted felon here, and how does her testimony, and what she is saying, and the theory she is throwing out, how could that affect the case? >> well, it is interesting, because i am glad that jose biaz only thinks that the state has the snitches, because certainly, there is overwhelming evidence even before you get to the two individuals. lots of times in big cases and small cases, there are people in the jails that act as witnesses. sometimes defendants in the jail do begin to confide in certain people, and if the state believes that this testimony is credible, and they have to meet with this person, and they don't throw it out, they meet with the person and grill the person and find out how the information got over there, and if the state feels that the information is relevant number one, and help their case,

mary fallon ford bell, executive director of the american association of museums, governor frank and kathyl, regional administrator fema region six. thank you all for joining us on this important day. 15 years ago, april 19th began as a beautiful day. however, the beauty we enjoyed on that day was erased in an instant at 9:02 a.m. in those moments and hours that followed, hundreds, even thousands of people rushed in to help us. just doing their job, they would say. however, in doing so, they became heroes to us all. one such hero who was just doing his job was patrolling interstate 35 near perry, oklahoma, when he noticed a car missing a license plate. he pulled the driver of the car over. his actions on that day were the first step in bringing justice to the perpetrators of the events that occurred on this site. that trooper is here with us today. please welcome retired oklahoma highway patrol trooper and current noble county sheriff, charlie hanger. charlie? [ applause ] >> we come here to remember those who were killed, those who survived, and those changed forever. may all who leave he

. >> that was kathi belich of hln affiliate wftv reporting there.poke to casey anthony's lawyer, jose baez, about this reaction to this interview. what did he say. >> reporter: hello, christi. i asked him about the specific allegations in this interview, and she is standing by a statement that the defense has released, a couple of days ago. shortly after the interview came out. and after the judge strickland stepped down. and he said we received nearly daily respond to the case developments and the latest media reports and will not comment on every story published in connection with in case. casey anthony maintains her innocence and looks forward to her day in court. and of course, it remains to be seen, christi, whether or not maya derkovic will actually take the stand. >> what do we know about her, beth, what is her story. >> reporter: well, she's a convicted murderer. murdering a 15-year-old teen. she's a former gang member and she took this deal of 30 years in order to testify against the other two people who were arrested with her. she did say

police chief kathy lenier says two more men have been arrested. a fifth and final suspect is still out there. >> i am urging that person or those who know that person to have him come forward for his own safety and turn himself in. we will find him and we are actively looking for him. >> reporter: under arrest, 22-year-old robert boss and 22-year-old lamar william, both of southeast washington, one is said to bear a resemblance to the 14-year-old who had been charged as the getaway driver. jackie bensen, news 4 today. >>> the victims families reacted to the exoneration with anger. some of them are demanding answers. >> we're hearing from the uncle of the young teen who was cleared in the case. he talked exclusively with news 4's darcy spencer. >> reporter: he says he's the uncle of that 14-year-old boy who has been cleared in the drive-by shooting that left four people dead. >> he wasn't out. he wasn't associated with people like that. he wasn't carrying guns or nothing like that, especially those type of guns anyway. >> reporter: a d.c. police se

kathy decided to sell some her art, and so that we had equal assets, it was her art, in her name, i put the house in her name to rebalance that. very plain, very simple. that was decided long of before lehman went down. >> but it took place in october -- >> loan way out proportion. >> it took place in october, after lehman had fallen. >> i had made the decision back in may and june. >> all right. let's move on then. >> i'm sorry. in all fairness, these things don't get done overnight. >> you've answered the question. let me move on to another question. you said in your testimony that you feel vindicated by the results in mr. valukas' report and yet mr. valukas clearly states over and over again in his report, that there are colorable claims that can be made against lehman for misrepresenting the 10 -- 10k and the sk document, in fact, he says, billions of lehman shares traded on misinformation. so there's nothing in this report that vindicates you. there's plenty of information in this report that suggests that the s.e.c. did not do its job, that the fed may not have done its job, but t

host: dallas, texas and this is kathy on our democrats line. caller: yes, good morning. i think shouldn't send any money to the states and let me tell you why. i feel like sarah palin and the tea party cans raise so much money, rick perry and so forth, they don't want to accept no stimulus and i'm really ashamed of america. because they say this is obama's thing when obama was running for president, it was the republicans. it was the democrats and the independents and remember when john mccain was going to stop his debate to go and pass the money for the stimulus money and you know, people say and the states say they want to be free and cheer to run their own budget. let them run it. i don't - i think that everybody that don't want any services and people call in saying about welfare. it's more white woman here in texas on welfare than anybody i known. don't send them anything. make them pull themselves up as best they can. host: article in the washington times writes about conservative economists skeptical of another round of stimulus spending writing the recession shou

members of the staff whom some of you have met before, david pride, kathy shirtlive, jennifer lo wmbing e who is responsible for this program this evening, janet tramante, claire cup ofman all are here tonight. they all wear these funny little things around their necks. please feel free, please do come up and introduce yourselves to us so we can get to know you. and if you have any suggestions for ways we can improve programs, i don't think you can improve this one. but if you have ways that we can be better served the court, better serve you, and improve our programs, please come and share them with us. we're going to adjourn to the east and west conference rooms for light refreshments and we look forward to meeting all of you there. we are adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> president obama is in the early stages of selecting a supreme court nominee. four days after justice stephens announced he was retiring. white house officials say they expect the senate judiciary committee to hold its confir

kathy is our republican line. make sure you knew your television or radio.aller: i am watching c-span right now. i believe this is a good way to balance of both sides, even dell it is more on the left -- even so it is more on the left side. i think it is good to have ways of approaching a balanced way. if the process -- at think the process is more fair now. host: photographers with senator feinstein from earlier today we are asking you about today's hearing. binghamton, new york, and on our democrats line. caller: i am happy that a young, asian fellow is being considered for the post. i would have to commend barack obama for the way he includes everyone and i think it was a nice choice to have goodwin liu been there. -- in there. host: thank you for your call. we're taking your calls. just a reminder, the u.s. house will come in for a short says an -- session at 1:00 p.m.. we'll go back to the judiciary committee. we are joined by susan crabtree, a senior editor at "the hill" newspaper. his writing and his article came under close scrutiny. what were they c

i want to thank andrew hunter who did a tremendous job on this, kathy garman who particularly worked very hard on the issues regarding labor relations, jinese who was an all-star in last year's bill and once again improved her impeccable credentials, zach stacy, jennifer cole, paul arkingeli, our new staff director, kevin gates, mary cate cunning hamas, deborah watta, megan howard, nat bell who worked tirelessly on this. i appreciate his excellent efforts. phil and lara battles. and if there are any others i apologize for that but there were extraordinary work. did you want to add anything during general debate? mr. skelton: no. i appreciate the gentleman from new jersey and i have nothing further to add except that hopefully this bill will receive unanimous vote in a later moment. mr. andrews: mr. chairman, again i'd like to thank the members for their corporation, your stewardship of this debate. at this time we would yield back the balance of our time. the chair: the gentleman from missouri yields back the balance of the time. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant -- p

today the house passed unanimously house resolution 1246, originally introduced by congresswoman kathy dahlkemper of erie, pennsylvania, a community with thousands of polish americans. and for that passage, the ambassador from poland sat in the gallery as each vote ticked off and it passed overwhelmingly with over 400 votes. that was an exceptional emotional moment for me as we as a nation mourn the death and terrible loss of life that the nation of poland is bearing. the resolution expresses its deepest sympathies to the people of poland and the families of those who perished for their profound loss. the resolution expressed strong and continued solidarity with the people of poland and all persons and expressed unwavering support for the polish government as it works toover come the loss of many of its key officials and we know that poland will prevail. it is important to place on the record also that the plane that crashed crashed in the takin forest in the most morbid of ironies. the doomed plane was flying to russia to commemorate the massacre when 22,000 polish officers, leaders f

. >> kathy decided to sell some of her art, and so we had equal assets it was her art in her name, so i put the house and let her name to rebalance the. very plain, simple, decided long before lehman went down. blown way out of proportion. >> it took place in october, after lehman had fallen. >> i had made the decision back in may, june. these things do not get done overnight. >> you have answered the question. you have said in your testimony you feel vindicated by the results in the report. yet the person clearly states in the report that there are claims that can be made against lehman for misrepresenting the 10k and sk document. he says of. billions of lehman shares traded on misinformation -- he says "billions of lehman shares are traded on misinformation." there's plenty to suggest that neither the sec will the fed did their jobs, but you in fact misrepresented lehman's status. you said you knew nothing about repo 105, but according to an having looked at 5 million in mills says there is every reason to know that you did. having said that, you have to be concerned as the ceo with