. >> bruce lambert is a licensed pilot and an aviation attorney who represents plane crash victims.ver imagined he would end up experiencing and surviving a deadly incident in the sky. >> i had just completed working extensively on northwest 255, a crash in detroit, michigan. i was about to get started on a new case, continental 1713 in denver, colorado and i had a three-week break in between those two cases. this was going to be a vacation i would really remember. >> february 24th, 1989, 2:00 a.m., united airlines flight 811 is en route from honolulu to auckland, new zealand. 355 people are on board for the night flight over the pacific. takeoff and initial climb are normal. >> we were settling in for a restful flight, and the aircraft was climbing. >> but as the boeing 747 approaches 23,000 feet, the shock of a lifetime. >> there was an explosion. everything that wasn't tied down was airborne. >> these dramatic animations put you next to the plane as the forward right cargo door rips open in flight, slams upward creating a gaping hole in the fuselage and then falls from the plane.

. >> reporter: but not if defense attorney andrew lambert could help it. >> bonnie accidentally fellual sex with your client. >> not necessarily that day. >> reporter: it could have been a couple of days before. >> it could have been. >> reporter: and that was the essence of it, the defense of kenneth dion, that he and bonnie had consensual sex and a few days later she just happened to die in a hiking accident, no provable connection between the two events said the defense. dion told trooper hunyor a few years later that he had never met bonnie, his attorney was now saying the opposite with no evidence of how or when they met. but after all it was the prosecutor's job to prove rape, not his to prove otherwise. attorney lambert scoffed at the statement that bonnie was too busy or in love with her boyfriend to have a sexual fling on the side. >> you've interviewed thousands and thousands of people, how many of them were really good people that found out had cheated on their spouse, had cheated on their boyfriend and nobody knew? how many people had a different side to them that was dif

better side of the angels of our better nature stacey lambert thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you much go i we're going to talk about this some more after the break so stay right there. you. line. which brightened. from silence to the question. starts on t.v. don't come. i'm max keiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to london and speak with ameritech a bit going consultancy amir welcome back to the kaiser report hey mike all right now amir aside from acting as a bit coin consultant you were a computer programmer a video game developer and a hacker you recently wrote an article the future cannot exist without the past tell us about how the internet and software started out as an essentially a libertarian free movement and how we got to where we are today ok so you mentioned just now about. the one thing to realize is that a lot of people think because the people break into computers this is a time that's been abused and. incorrectly so hucker is someone who has a love of technology and. a playful curiosity a scientific inquisitiveness about techno

and i want to read something from you, judge lambert of the, i think it was the u.s. district court for the district of columbia, found that the company that was raising the challenge and i'm quoting here was subject to regulation only by individuals with legal authority to act. then goes on to say, because the director was not properly appointed, he has no power, he has no power or right to exercise the director's appointment powers than this court does. and then says, olympic has the ability to seek an injunction to restrain to stop the director so not only do we have this constitutional issue, which i think is fundamental to our power of advice and consent under the constitution. but if you are successfully challenged, would you agree with me that your actions will be invalid during the time that you are in this position? >> senator, i don't know that i believe that's clear-cut one way or the other. it also not clear-cut, by any means, that this is not a valid appointment. i believe it is. i've read the justice department's opinion, which i thought was persuasive.

dancing in your seat because there is viewer interaction audience interaction joining me now is jaylon lambertlays best friend of fela. very important role you are with him on stage, tap dancing and without your tap shoes. >> exactly. >> talk about your role. >> my role is in collaboration with fela, its message in terms of fighting corruption, in nigeria and up lifting people's spirits through our culture in creating this town called afro beat in real life jk plays rhythm guitar he has asked me to create rhythms with my feet that is what i do on stage and incorporate my whole body use all the training i have had over the years and here i am. >>> so you have quite the impress sieve background. you are a graduate of juliard. >> yes. >> and tell us about yourself and what landed you this role here at fela. >> i am originally from miami florida, parents from haiti i went to juliard and also new york school of the arts as a high school student and then to juliard and i danced with the martha grant dance company, city center encores, four different one man shows and my agent called me is said you k

lambert came to after falling 65 feet and then struggled against the rapids of the river. >> went blackl over. i actually had to swim down and yank the bungee cord out from whatever it was caught. >> she was not seriously injured but spent a week in the hospital. >>> imagine not seeing your sibling over 45 years. that's exactly what happened to two sisters in ft. wayne indiana. hope jeffers and jamie conna were two of seven sisters taken away from each other on christmas day 1965. the city's welfare department placed each child in a foster home. jeffers moved back in with her mother and tried looking for her sisters using old pictures. she hadn't seen jamie since her sister was 3 years old. >> i couldn't remember names. i couldn't remember faces. i just knew i wanted to go home. >> the sisters have already located three other siblings. they're still searching for two more. >>> still more news straight ahead. the news edge at 11:00 starts now.

the discovery was made in howard county on lambert place. police removed dead cats, birds, snakes from the home. they found some animals in the freezers there, others were in cages. neighbors say the renters of the home said they were animal rescuers. >> it tears my heart out. it really does. >> how can someone love animals and rescue them, leave those animals to die. >> if you can't take care of the animals, if you can't give them a good home, you shouldn't take on that responsibility. >> there were four animals that were pulled out alive. police have not made any arrests but they think they may know who did this. >> today, another guilty plea is expected in the scandal which brought down former d.c. councilman harry thomas jr. 55- year-old james garvin was formally accused tuesday of helping to funnel $300,000 in city funds to the ward five democrat. garvin is a golf pro at langston golf course. he's the third person charged in the alleged scheme. >>> the special election to fill the ward five seat will be held may 15th. the district's boa

timothy lambert, the head of the texas homeschooling coalition, we get pointed out on a regular basis as being a state that has some of the best homeschooling environments. we protect the rights of the parents. we have gone to court to do that. we have passed laws in the state of texas. as a president, i would be for more -- promoting that same type of protection, whether you are home school or private school, whatever it might be. parental rights are paramount. unless there is clear evidence of abuse, it is on the government and the business what you -- it is not on the government to be in the business of your children. [applause] >> you are very clear about what you do not want the government to do. when you hear the pledge of allegiance, star spangled banner, or god bless america, what do you think, personally? >> i think that it goes back to the way that i was raised and the values that i learned. my father was a tail gunner in 1944. i cannot tell you how many hundreds of missions my father flew. the love of america was instilled in us by a parent. my school board president was al

. >> when the sun comes up on laura lambert's ranch in wiggins, colorado, it dawns on her that she'sthink they're doing their job. >> to watch "today." this cow girl compete on the rodeo circuit and can't always be home. so she's got a satellite connection on her fancy horse trailer. and, better yet -- >> i can check whatever i need to, the news or the weather. on horseback on my smartphone. >> technology brings "today" to this doctor and her cancer patients at willis knight medical center in shreveport, louisiana. >> if i can catch the 7:00 a.m. opening and that first news segment, i'm good for the day. but there's always the iphone app. >> dr. fagan catches bits and pieces of "today" while going on rounds. >> i get home, it helps me relate better to the patients. and they want to make sure you're in touch with the world, not just their illness. ♪ >> 20-year-old college student heather mallard gets up and works out with "today" at one of the highest-tech fitness centers in the nation. >> the technology is unbelievable. >> at the university of south florida's new recreation center in

. >> it was a lovely story of this british jerry lambert. you had your rations, but in addition, everybody try to supplement their rations in a chat to make the equipment. he told the wonderful story how one morning his father looks at a pot that had been put on the table and spread some of that on his breath and tried to it. he turned to his wife and said what was that? carrot marmalade. he picked up the pot and carried it with deliberation and poured it compost heap. but of course carrot marmalade, if you were a prisoner of the japanese or an asian or russian peasants, dessert delicacies, but everything is relative. the arguments about food and who did well with food companies got more than 100 million feet of me is pekingese died of starvation because the japanese. ministry in vietnam ruthlessly for the interest of the japanese people. an elderly vietnamese afterward that their experience of 1943, 44 cents and get him was worse than the worst of the french of the united states. he was worse than all of the over a million people, some thin

next is rumi khan, sixth grade, lambert middle school, carlisle, pennsylvania. thank you for being here. then britney amber kuhn, pfc at fort hood, texas. thank you for being here. and ms. brooke pastor, seventh grade, shirley, new york. thank you for being here also. destiny raynor, ninth grade at winter springs high school in sanford, florida. it's a little cold here, isn't it, compared to that? and then -- and i don't know if i'll say this first name right, sta any ca starnica? raynor. ninth grade, winter springs high school in sanford, florida. i'm sorry, ms. starnica rodgers, truman college, chicago, illinois. thank you for being here. with that, without objection, your written statements will be made part of the record, and then you'll each be recognized for a five-minute summary of your testimony. we'll start with you, brandon dunlap. >> good morning. thank you for having me here today to testify in support of h.r. 32. i am from chicago, illinois, i graduated from kendall college and currently work in the food and beverage department of the union league c

i think kerry lambert for state senator will be coming later. he's on the agenda at this be. but i would like to ask state reps to please stand and wave so that people can identify you. [applause] thank you all for coming. at this time i'd like to recognize their communications chairwoman to lead us in prayer. >> thank you. let us pray. lord, we are meeting tonight to conduct matters of business important to new hampshire in the country. guide our hearts and minds in the spirit of fairness, right thought and speech. in fact your supreme wisdom upon iraq dvd so that we may reach a successful conclusion. thank you for being our source of guidance to name. we also ask in god's grace that she watch over two of our beloved former nashua state representative, john dyer entry sector benowitz who recently passed away. they will be greatly missed. amen. >> i'd like to ask representative john the bronze to please come forward and meet us in the pledge of allegiance. a >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation

center gary lambert, speaking on behalf of mitt romney.applause] >> thank you very much for having me here tonight. i understand that ann romney was supposed to speak to you, and i feel privileged to speak to you. i know most of you in the audience, and being an elected official, you speak to your audience. what i am about to say is not the kind of thing i would normally say to democrats and independents, because i know who you are. i know how lot of you think. >> remember we are on live tv. >> i am here to convince you to vote for mitt romney. i know everybody out in this audience is very astute. they know the candidates' positions. i would like to get right to the point. i know how this movie is going to end. mitt romney is going to be the nominee. with all due respect to all my friends out there, that is going to happen. the way i look at it, the sooner we can get it over with. in the end, guess who we are after? we are after barack obama. we have got to beat him and save our resources and get to that point. mitt romney has the best rou

tim lambert who is the head of the texas home-schooling coalition, we get -- we get pointed out on aasis as being a state that has some of the best home-schooling environment. we protect the rights of the parents. we've gone to court to do that before. we pass laws that -- in the state of texas. and as a president, i would -- i would be promoting that same type of protection for whether you're home-schoolers or private schoolers or whatever it might be because, you know, parental rights are paramount. and unless there is clear evidence of abuse, then it's not the government's business what you and your children are doing, frankly. >> you've talked about -- [applause] >> and you're very clear what you won't want government to do. when you hear the pledge of allegiance, when you hear the "star-spangled banner" or god bless america, what goes through you personally? >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> i think it goes back to the way i was raised and the values that i learned in that little community where i come from. my father was a b-17 tail gunner in 1944 and flew missions and her fath

timothy lambert, the head of the texas homeschooling coalition, we get pointed out on a regular basisbeing a state that has some of the best homeschooling environments. we protect the rights of the parents. we have gone to court to do that. we have passed laws in the state of texas. as a president, i would be for more -- promoting that same type of protection, whether you are home school or private school, whatever it might be. parental rights are paramount. unless there is clear evidence of abuse, it is on the government and the business what you -- it is not on the government to be in the business of your children. [applause] >> you are very clear about what you do not want the government to do. when you hear the pledge of allegiance, star spangled banner, or god bless america, what do you think, personally? >> i think that it goes back to the way that i was raised and the values that i learned. my father was a tail gunner in 1944. i cannot tell you how many hundreds of missions my father flew. the love of america was instilled in us by a parent. my school board president was also m

senator gary lambert, speaking on behalf of mitt romney.applause] >> thank you very much for having me here tonight. i understand that ann romney was supposed to speak to you, and i feel privileged to speak to you. she was not able to make it and she asked me to come up here. i know most of you in the audience, and being an elected official, you speak to your audience. what i am about to say is not the kind of thing i would normally say to democrats and independents, because i know who you are. i know how lot of you think. -- how you think. a lot of you have friends like pete silver. >> remember we are on live tv. >> i am here to convince you to vote for mitt romney. i know everybody out in this audience is very astute. they know the candidates' positions. so rather than going on with the blah blah gigot -- i would like to get right to the point. i know how this movie is going to end. mitt romney is going to be the nominee. with all due respect to all my friends out there, that is going to happen. the way i look at it, the sooner we can get