for some reason the top can get a run sometimes. i have been unsuccessful to get a run in the top. watched denny and some of the other guys they weren't even hooked up and they got the line to go and were able to get to the lead. so i don't know if our car is a little draggy or something when it get there's but it pushes good and we have been able to maintain the bottom and the car is handling good. those are three attributes you need to win the daytona 500 and i feel pretty good about where we are at. >> matt: a great call in 2003 when you won the july race here on fuel mileage. looking at the race tonight counting it down as far as how many laps out when you need to make your move to head toward the front, going to tell your spotter to count you down and what lap would that be? >> my plan for tonight has been to stay as close to the front as i can. matt told me we are good on fuel right now. not planning on making any more pitstops for the race. we will go to the end from here. >> matt: good luck. mike? >> mike: you are familiar with the adhesive used on the bumpers of cars to ho

why get them back? >> very worrying when you are kind of iconic airline, american airlines former bankruptcy cutting 13,000 jobs. this is serious stuff, isn't it? >> it's serious but it's been serious. i think people get to feel hopeful when they are watching tv and seeing good earnings and seeing these things. real estate is not coming back. jobs aren't coming back. people don't have more money to do things with. so, i think they are going to get a little sadder, again, as this year goes on. >> what is the answer to the broken problem of the moment of america incorporated? the country as a business? >> the country as a business isn't running like a good business. if you were going to give them a grade, you have to give them an f. they will tell you because they are my fans that when you say it, denied. when you can't afford it, you don't buy it. if you spent so much more money than you were taking in, you would be financially bankrupt. >> very hard for the average american to understand this message of

federal worker gets pension and 401 and private workers only get 401 k's. that is driving the difference. what are you getting for your buck. 401 k money and that's why the numbers are much higher. >> i don't want to get too much in numbers. they get higher wages. >> rick go ahead. except they don't. if it is higher level educational. >> they are geting more in benefits. >> let me add something else. they robbery on a wage freeze. >> no, they are not on they are getting increase in their pay. >> get out of weeds for the moment. one thing that could end is the supplemental pay that goes to employees. if they retire before the age of 62 they get the pay outs. it is for the government worker level and added fact that they have job security. it is hard to fire them. and that happens all of the time. what do you get for the federal worker. or the good crew at the f.b.i. getting the bang for the buck that we pay them. and what are we getting? what is the taxpayer getting. >> the obama administration had no problem tearing up the private contracts when it came to

feel like i can get up into a position to strike and hopefully we get to finish the race.f we don't the cinderella story is humbling to be in this position and be here. i want to race and make 200 laps here. >> matt: so many great stories in the 54 h. running of the daytona 500. >> mike: cassill and his teammate david reutimann took a wave around on the last caution flag. did not pit. waited out the caution. waved around the pace car are to get back on the lead lap and now cassill finds himself in second place. >> darrell: the twitter thing has gone nuts. brad kezelowski's twitter account has crashed. i got a twitter, they are having a 500 party and about to run out of dip. says can you get this thing going again, dad. >> mike: ricky stenhouse with the big 6 on his back talking with danica patrick as cleanup continues. and they try to get the track back in racable condition to run the final 40 laps of the 500. and looks like they may send the blower there's and send the drivers back to their cars. a huge roar from the grandstand here that remains three-quarters full. these

get ready to come out to the field and get after it. stretch and get my throwing in. take a couple of ground balls and get our conditioning in. then come back in and get a nice workout in. then have lunch and get out of here. >> i heard nothing but good things about this guy. it's going to be exciting to see him throw. it's a new experience for him and nice to see how he adjusts. >> he is a fun guy, he likes to joke around. he has that south drawl. >> if you all are ready i think eric is out there waiting on me. i got to get in the back? i sit in the front where i feel comfortable. being from the south, the southeast, i don't listen to this kind of stuff. i love my cheese once in a while. it's been a great experience, trying to get as much advice as i can. i enjoy learning from the guys. well, another good day on the field. got some good work in. got to go rest up, hydrate. get ready for another day at the field tomorrow. have fun. i'll see y guys. >> so there was a party yesterday at the molina household. we weren't invited. men many were. they surprised the old catc

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can't wait to get home. i just don't want to let them down ever again. >>> they call it short-timer's disease. all you want to do is go home. nothing is okay. nothing is all right. everybody around you gets on your nerves. you just want to go. my daughter's birthday is next month. it would mean the world to me and to her if i could get home for her birthday. got a minute? >> yeah. >> i am hoping i can get the wheels of justice to turn and get something done. >> what can i do for you? >> a lot. i have been submitted for two lump sums. one for 30 for education and one for 60 for work. they got submitted a week of the 20th. and my -- i know that usually they have to wait for committee and the normal process, but i'm hoping to get my paperwork pushed through as soon as possible. if they do, it's possible i could get out as soon as the third of july. the reason i'm doing this is my daughter's birthday is next month. i'm really trying my best to get out before her birthday. i'm in there -- >> i cannot promise you

is getting poorer. he says he's concerned about the middle class. what middle class are we talking about? as we sit here, there are about 50 million people in poverty. what does that mean? that means a family of four making $22,000 a year or less. there's almost 150 million people that are in poverty, near poverty, are that close to it. so almost one out of two, one out of three people in the united states of america are edging in poverty and he's saying that he's not concerned? he should have fought it, piers. he never should have said it if he even thought it but it's a ridiculous thought. >> he adds up to a very wealthy guy with real americans, many of whom, tens, hundreds and million are really suffering right now. >> i don't understand the safety net that he says is there. if it's broken, he'll fix it. for him to get the economy back online. the first programs he's going to change is going to affect the poor. >> pretty soon, quite interestingly in britain, two things have happened to the banking co

or glad to get them off?lad to get 'em off my face 'cause just too much tension-- just too much tension. it's around 2001, i was in california state prison when i met joey ray. we were both attending this group called criminals and gang members anonymous, we took one lap around the prison yard and we just clicked. >>we just hit if off from the gate. couldn't really trust anybody, just stepped away from the game. >>there was a lot of things that he went through that i had-- a lot of similarities with. he stood out from the rest actually. from there we just started encouraging each other to continue to go on with the group, it was a self-help group. >>and we've been best friends probably ever since. >>ouch. it feels like a rubber band being stretched like from across the street on your arm and just let go [popping sound]. i can never get used to this pain. never. (woman) how many times have you done this? >>like 11, 12 times. >>it hurts that's no lie. i wouldn't want to get them off my face, if i had any on my

. >> get him up. get him up. up against the wall. >>> there are a few places where trust and friendship are precarious as they are at a level four penitentiary like the limon correctional center in colorado. but brett and darrel walker, serving 40 years for murder, are two of the lucky ones. they've been friends for seven years. >> we're pretty close. >> by this time, we're all beyond everything. we're like brothers now. >> while brotherhood is a good thing to have in prison, alner is interested in expanding his horizons, specifically to someone who is not incarcerated and is not another guy. >> to be honest, i would get married. i would. i would get married right here in prison. there's no doubt. i want to meet somebody on paper first. i know. i would. i know it sounds stupid. we have never talked about this, really. >> who's going to marry you? >> i don't know. maybe one person out there. who knows? >> good luck. >> you know what i was thinking, what if somebody from china -- can they get like a visa to come ov

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it will get better. >> it gets way better. >> a lot better. >> it does get better. your life can be so full of love and amazing. special experiences and it gets so much better. [applause] >> if i could, can i get the stars of the show to stand up and take it out? -- take a bow? [applause] they talk about the courage of cops all the time. that took a lot of courage to do that. shawn, thank you. god bless you. without any further ado, the mayor of san for cisco, -- san francisco, edwin lee. >> i had a chance to preview this as well. the one that touches me is, i am a san francisco police officer. i am there for you and i will help you. it will get better. those are the ones that stand out. masterfully placed in this video by some of those who just started appreciating and led by the chief and commander, having the officers really unveil their own personal stories. it is, for me, a moment of being proud of our department and everybody in it. it is hard for people to come out and say where they have been. but this police department, with this video, how it is put togeth

i can't get anybody to get the magnitude of this and he is what i came up with. we all just had a national launch of silence in honor of the dead at the ten year anniversary of the al qaeda attacks on the united states. most of the focus was on new york and the world trade center attacks so here's a fact for you and that fact is the annual death toll of young black men every single year is almost exactly the same as the body count for the world trade center attacks. nearly 3,000 people year. w t c attacks were something the country prepared for year ahead of time and was headlined in every american newspaper. this other stuff gets nothing. except in some quarters it doesn't. there are people like warren and myself at the bunch of others who live and breathe this inside and outside the affected communities and it came time to right "don't shoot" because in the last 15 years or so there has been developed a way of thinking about and acting on this problem that works. not surprisingly it is not a genteel book. it says some blunt and harsh things. to do something abo

we have to get out of there. we have to get out of there now.hat's not going to happen for a long time no matter what i say. the second factor, with the hypocrisy, who is paying who and this nonsense and depending on the country. it seems at some point we have to acknowledge that the united states is rationally creating an incentive for people to create nuclear weapons. the only way to get rid of the united states either as buying you off or going to kill you, you get that and you're free from daddy. which is a totally nutty incentive. >> but i think the oil angle gets overplayed. there's an ideology at play. you mentioned john mccain and george bush and people in the obama administration too. there's either ideology we need to spread democracy everywhere, or there's the, you know, powers rice doctrine that wherever there's some atrocity, the united states needs to intervene. so it's deed-help belief this is the u.s.'s job to do it. >> but, you know, i would like to have a shoutout for the will sewn yans and humanitarians. it's actually not such

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first, the economy may get better. it may be getting better. we're not going to change horses in the middle of a recovery. and secondly, in terms of the contrast with the republicans and romney, the president, i think, is in a good place. he's defined a narrative that fits romney and you can use to push off against romney and against the congress. >> i like the fact he said the longer you're president, you get better at it. he has to make that case. >> the payroll tax fight, which is coming up, it's going to be really important. you saw it in december. the president was able to isolate john boehner from other republicans. the republican party still has this conflict inside that's going to come out again. give obama the chance. >> he's on the high ground because he's talking jobs and ways to create jobs. not fighting over the debt issue with the republicans. they have an advantage. >> they have lost that advantage too. >> jobs are still number one for democrats. thank you david corn and bob shrum. interesting questions out there. >>> newt gingri

i want to get my first paycheck. i want to get my first income tax check. i want to get a driver's license. i want to get a car that's legit under my name. >> have you ever had any of these experiences? >> no. >> but later in our stay, sanchez found out that due to a miscalculation of his sentence, his release would be delayed by 15 days. >> when we checked in with joe a couple weeks later, he was preparing to go to a meeting with prison staff. he was going to be told that they had miscalculated his good time. he was going to have to stay in prison longer. >> are you going to come out or not? >> he knew all this going into the meeting, but he still had a very bad reaction. >> stay with your back to the door. >> oh, cut it out. >> you cut it out. >> it's protocol for an inmate when he's leaving his unit to be strip searched and they have to squat and cough so staff knows he's not hiding any weapons in a body cavity. joe had been doing that forever. he had done it a million times, and suddenly as he was nearing his release date he started to refuse to do it.

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get this government going, to get it out of recession? president obama and the labor relations board, they didn't even want boeing to come in down there. and all those thousands of jobs that was going to be in down there. i hope the people of the united states are really listening to you double-take on everything you say and try to blame everything on the republicans. president obama is so far over his head in his job, he's got to be gone. i'll take anybody. i'll take another democrat other than president obama. he is way over his head. >> all right. randy. let me get the congressman to respond to you about keystone and energy issues. >> you know, the numbers have fluctuated on different studies that i've seen about keystone. but again, at the end of the day, oil is not the answer. and i know those are -- those could be a potentially temporary jobs that we would have in the united states, and i'm for jobs in the united states. i don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. but i'm talking about long-term. and i think, you know, a gentleman

you can get up. until then you don't move. >> get up. >> get up. >> back in the order you were at. >> there were a couple kids that were shaking. it wasn't the field trip they thought it was going to be. >> i'll get you something. >> feeling a little sick. >> the next stop does nothing to calm nerves. the prison gymnasium has been converted into a dorm because of overcrowding. >> all right. this is a housing unit. in other words, if you get in trouble out in the streets, they will find a spot for you to live. notice, when we went down there, there was a gunner on the yard. there's also a gunner in here. they shoot real bullets. it ain't easy being in this mother [ bleep ] gym. whether it be over phone calls, showers, [ bleep ], whatever it is, it's a problem in here. when you spend 365 days in this mother [ bleep ], you'll be stressed out. believe that! >> don't never come back in here like this. [ bleep ] what's wrong with you? back up side by side. two by two. >> now you're doing what they want you

get answered, get chop warren and go away. i also believed that the issue is not so much that they were negative on gingrich. there was one negative he couldn't answer and still hasn't answered it. he never explained to the american people what he did for freddie mac in consulting doesn't answer. >> bill: it's out now and they can't keep going back to it. dick morris, everybody. there is he. next on the run down, crowley and colmes will look at president obama's big problem approval in the states as we mentioned. later, as i mentioned, sarah palin on all the negative campaigning, among republicans. will that hurt the party in november? will she disagree with morris? coming right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our town. [ dog barks ] for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt. from the heart of detroit to the health of the country, chevy runs deep. forty five super bowls. all of them watched the same way.. until now

> eric: get to this.s written, jesus-eating cult, rick santorum. santorum talk about the primary last night, bob? >> bob: if you look at what happened in michigan, he clearly had peaked last weekend. it began to turn off a lot of people as a result of his values stuff. lost among single women. catholics. what mitt romney did is what he had to do. they are coming to where we have to run for ten states at one time. this is over. romney will be the nominee. the problem is romney has a tin ear. >> andrea: i agree with that. i say, too, the state that romney is going to, competitive in ohio, gingrich and santorum saying well, we're not going to play there. we'll play in tennessee. gingrich and santorum will split the vote. it's really, not a smart strategy. romney will win by default. >> bob: why they pull out of ohio. i thought santorum was going to stay in ohio. >> dana: why do you say tin ear? i thought the speech, and i heard from someone i trust for colorado, thought it was the best you had seen him. >> b

when a car gets upside down. the buoy and all the stuff to turn it over gently. >> mike: here is the fox superzoom as jeff gordon makes contact with the left-rear corner of kyle busch's bumper. and by the way, again a great job of save tag car from major damage. look what happens in front of him. >> larry: what truly caused that was when jeff gordon got into kyle busch jeff gordon moved up the racetrack and there was just no where for most of the drivers to go. >> darrell: roof flaps deployed as the car was up on its side. >> mike: look at kurt busch's car shed momentum and sheet metal everywhere. >> larry: another driver that we felt like had one of the fastest cars her tonight involved in that, jamie mcmurray in the 1 car. >> darrell: yes, sir. >> mike: denny hamlin snuck through another one. so did montoya. >> darrell: a rough ride right there. 'sank god for the hahn ms device. he is able to hang on and walk away. jeff was working hard on the back of the 18 car trying to move him up the hill so he could get by

but that gets lost. that gets lost. but oftentimes it's not the divide between the house and the senate. it's the folks that have been here a little bit longer. this place is just tends to -- that's why we need you engaged, to push folks to say you said you were a conservative. where are your principles? where are your solutions? what you doing about it? like paul ryan, i had an opportunity to serve on his budget committee. he said last night this election is not just about beating this president, and that it is. it is about setting up a choice because we have had 60 years of liberal policies that have broken down our culture, broken down our families, broken down our society there are some tough choices to be made. people have to be ready for those choices. >> i would say, and you're going to be seeing it as the republicans put out their budget. we'll get right into the same debate. it will spun that we want to get rid of medicare, we want to cut medicare for seniors, we don't care about seniors. i want you to please b

get more people back to work. reinvigorating our entrepreneurial spirit not a government topdown solution. he'll be talking about those things. it always looks bad. remember hillary clinton and barack obama? i mean they said women would never vote for barack obama after the way he treated hillary clinton in that race. plenty of women voted for barack obama in 2008. when we get through the rye matter it will be okay. >> schieffer: what i'm wondering about is his concentration on social issues. al simpson who used to be a senator from wyoming has a way of pointing a point on things. >> sure does. i like him. >> schieffer: here's what he said the other day about if you go too far on these social issues. >> i am convinced that if you get into these social issues and just stay in there about abortion and homosexuality and the mental health they bring up, if we're going to do that-- and here's a party that believes in government out of your life, the precious right of privacy, and the right to be left alone. how then ca

they're trying to get it off the roofs before they get more. we have winter storm warnings and watches out for 17 states. severe weather in the middle of the country today. we'll go state by state and show who is in line for the storms. some could include tornadoes. >>> now to the guilty verdict in the emotional uva lacrosse trial. george huguely was convicted of second degree murder of his girlfriend, yeardley love. reena ninan is in charlottesville with the latest. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. this morning, george huguely is in the county jail awaiting transport. he was sentenced to 26 years for the murder of yeardley love. [ crying ] >> reporter: as george huguely am family left the courtroom, his cousin was visibly shaken. a few hours earlier, yeardley love's mother and sister took the stand to help influence the jury's sentencing. baeking down in tears. love's sister telling jurors that the murder was the absolute worst thing that could have happened. sharon love, yeardley's mother sobbed. sometimes you think you can bear it and do somethin

it is about to get new road surfacing. am very excited about that. 17th street is a major thoroughfare for cars and bikes connecting the castro close to san francisco general hospital. it is a very appropriate place to start. when we went in to the campaign , i was proud to work with a great team to pass it. there were a lot of people who said to me to go for it but it will never pass in 100 years. sometimes we failed to get it on the ballot. in 25 years, two different bonds have failed. that is not just in san francisco but throughout the bay area. it has been a very hard thing to do a hard sell. the people of san francisco understand that we as the country have failed in maintaining our infrastructure and investing in that. we see the consequences of that with bridges and public transportation and roads. people are beginning to understand that we have to invest in our infrastructure. our roads and sidewalks are a key part of that. i am so proud of the people of san francisco for understanding that and giving us the 2/3 t

>>> nick will get things started for us with some courtroom video. >> you go to court to get things settled, but not like this. jessica was accused of harassment. now, niata brown is up on the stand, but she didn't make a good case because the judge says, you know what, there's not enough evidence to continue an order of protection for you. so the plaintiff, niata brown, gets off the stand, walks back towards her table, removes her scarf, hands it to a friend -- >> hey. hey. hey. hey. hey. whoa. whoa. >> oh. >> and goes after the defendant. >> i think the other girl needed the restraining order. >> you see the bailiff run in quickly to try to get control of the situation, but this goes on for a while. >> come on. >> you're going to go to jail. >> i would guess these ladies were in contempt of court. >> where's the gavel? can you imagine if this happened in judge judy's courtroom? >> i don't even think the judge is still in the room. where is he? >> get the [ bleep ]. >> she threw the weiner acroa w the courtroom. >> no, she didn't. >> your honor, weave got a problem. >> maybe she got charge

we get staples, we get that you created jobs, we get you are in business not in politics.. now tell us what you'd do as president ^wa. are you for? give statements, give speeches each day outlining policy proposals that you are making. cement the sale with conservatives. he hasn't done that yet. >> greta: he was on "hannity" earlier tonight. replays in two hours if people want to hear governor romney, they can check back in two hours. anyway, dick, thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: coming up, senator come coburn says you are being fed a big lie. what is it? senator tom coburn is here to tell you and joined by senator richard burr. and senator coburn has something to say about first lady michelle obama. stand by for that. also, president obama did it. governor mitt romney, he did it, too. now another politician breaks into song. who is it? you will see and hear that you will see and hear that performance coming up weight loss programs can be expensive. so to save some money, i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gr

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they have some great programs for kids, youth and teens to get them involved, off the couch and get them some physical activity. in fact going through summer camp this past week over winter break. with us is kirsten gray with east valley ymca and gino who is enjoying the benefits of the programs there. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you're offering scholarships for kids who might not be able to afford the services of y. >> yeah. that is something that i think is the best part of working for the ymca. we are in the process of doing our annual support campaign. our goal is to raise $257,000 to give back to our community and all of that money right now we're scholarshiping for kids to swim, youth memberships. which means they get to use the facility to take group exercise classes and my favorite, summer camp. give them a safe place it play over the summer. >> this past week they were involved in a -- they are off for a week then you get involved in some sort of activity. >> yes. gino is one of our participant. he's been with the y about four years. they get to participate in camp, fi

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he gets himself collected. zeller can't get close enough. that is a long three over a seven foot guy with his arms extended. this is just a tremendous play. and the missed three throws come back to haunt north carolina. rivers scores a bas k. 27, 28 and 29. referees have to look at this one. i think it is going to be very clear that this is good. he let this go. the ball is out of the air with one second left. >> tim: 29 on the night for austin rivers. the freshman has come of age and he did it in front of his dad. always a confident kid, just adapting to the game, understanding you have to play to a higher level and perhaps be better on the defensive end but never at a loss for confidence. the young man came up big with a shot that really zeller had to defend the way he did. an incredible game tonight. closed captioning provided by bojangles' famous chicken 'n biscuits >>> another incrediblepit was >>> ano side p>> dan: a lot of. www.vitac.com >>> welcome back to the show. don't forget to check in at rightthisminute.com. great videos all da

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but i think joe makes a good point, does it get to the point where they don't get paid and end up getting pissed and maybe they stop going to school until they get paid? >> that's a good point for joe. >> i don't like how you gave my point to terry. i can use the face time. >> i was on the camera the whole time he was asking. >> and you said we have to do something for the kids to go to school, but bribing them is a bad idea. terry, what would your suggestion be? actually you look a little like joe. >> but with the glasses. >> you would like joe if he was a man. >> you are both terrible to people. terrible. >> what did i do? >> nothing. you are the punching bag. >> this is ridiculous. it is so mean. i am done, greg. >> that you are. that you are. coming up, three stories so amazing we will probably forget to do two of them. but first, are agents profiling good looking women? at least they are finally profiling. >>> are they looking for dates at security gates? yes, it is yet another tsa story. our favorite government agency is under fire for peep show-style naked body scans of good lookin

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i said, get a grip, you call came from the slave plantations. get a grip.sed to live in london, don't tell me about community policing. he finally changed his mind when i took him to a slave artifacts store, and he saw the slave police badges. they look exactly like modern police badges, only they have the plantation name, and he bought several of them, and he stopped arguing with me. but the bottom line for the, the bottom line for us, right now, now is the time because we're having, we're having this cataclysmic, historic debate. but we're doing it through some stupid tv stations and a debate, a debating season in the republican primaries that hooks like the clown car -- looks like the clown car, a mean clown car. i don't think that's the way to have of the debate. our voices aren't there. and i really think that we've got to get, we've got to get a little bit more organized. and maybe i've got to get out there and start talking. i told condi we needed to do a joint tour to show people how you need to debate these issues. but debate with the idea of keepi

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