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. >> shhh. >> go back and fix anything in your life, would you? >> yes. >> where is this house located? >> in flint. >> do you know what street it's on? >> oklahoma. >> the incident began at a house on oklahoma avenue in flint, michigan. a 19-year-old waitress, danielle taylor went to visit a group of friend she hadn't known for long. within days, the friend were behind bars facing charges including kidnapping and assault. the friends claim they were making a movie that night. and danielle was acting in. she said she knew nothing and that she believed she was going to die. when the film was eventually made public many people in flint were shocked. and asked themselves how their young people could possibly have thought this was a game. >> it's hard to blame anybody for what happened that night. blame the town of flint for being so boring that there's nothing to do that these kids have to do these kinds of stuff to entertain themselves. >> when general motors closed most of its factories it had a big impact on flint. jobs are scarce and has the high

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i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much.here's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> welcome back. chances are the computer in your office, your post office and even your local hospital is made by dell. the company that michael dell started at age 19 years old turned into one of the world's largest makers of computer hardware and is looking for new business. he hopes to boldly bring dell where it hasn't been before. >> customers are interested in the new solutions that are helping them transform their businesses. they want cloud. they want virtualzation. they want the things that will enable them to stay productive and competitive. and obviously you need technology to build it. >> which coincides with what you are doing at dell, a transformation of the business. more services? tell me how you are changing the company. >> it's a different business than it was five years ago. we are really expanded into end to end solutions. we have a much larger capability around i.t. servic

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i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you so much, ladies and gentlemen. are you here on an historic night. nation to continue our discussion of today's top news stories i'm proud to welcome some people who were in town. this is stephen colbert's great available panel. (cheers and applause) tonight on our very first great available panel, he is the chief washington correspondent for cnbc please welcome john harwood, everybody. (cheers and applause) john, good man, thank is so much for being here. boom, lock it down. all right, she is the easyitier of nation magazine friend of the show katrina vandehovel is with us, boom, give it up. all right. ladies and gentlemen, star of stage and screen, best selling pop artist and recent first person voted off celebrity apprentice, david cassidy. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: okay, high five from a distance, my man. >> all right, first of all, great

failed to respond to previous budget agreeme agreements, the president has proposed $3.8 million -- >>> shhh, committee will come to order. welcome all to this important hearing and mr. zienz i do not envy your task today, you are new to the job and got thrown into the breech and you came late with respect to preparing this pudge and you have got a very tough job ahead of you. with the departure of jack lou, you got thrown in at the late moment. i want to tell you first bring get into this. thank you for serving our country. you came from a successful private sector career back to government and we applaud that. i think that these things go without saying but they are -- they bare repeating. problem is, you're in the position of defending a budget that dodges the most difficult challenges that our country faces. the new york times reported that this is more a budget that is a for the campaign. it's hard to disagree with this. the associated press quotes, takes a pass on reigning in government growth, instead it leaves the drivers of thei itde and entitlement programs largely unchecked and th

i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> welcome back to the rtm top ten countdown. it's number four, train versus car. guess what happens next. >> this guy is lucky to be alive. train crossing in baton rouge, louisiana. the gates are down. there is a car on the tracks. look how close this train gets to the car. >> within like two feet of smashing this car on the tracks. >> he stayed in the car. >> what is going on? >> that's the funny thing. we talked to the person who shot this video. they said, the guy never made any attempt to get out of the way of this train. >> you guys look close, watch the driver. he puts his hand out the window, like, stop. >> he's obviously superman. he obviously stopped it. why he wasn't worried why he parked on the tracks in the first place. >> a conductor gets out of his cab, comes down the stairs of the locomotive and yells something. driver still doesn't really acknowledge. >> wow. amazing that conductor

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i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> jon: welcome back. big week, big, big week. a big week for one newton leroy gingrich taking his victory to south carolina primary and brought that newt-mentum down to florida. >> right now there is no candidate in this state hotter than gingrich. >> oh my gosh. >> jon: i'm telling you man, i know that under so, here come the grahnie panties. now gingrich does have momentum but there are still concerns about voters that gingrich needs to address. >> you know, i was attacked the other night for being grandios. >> jon: can't a guy doodle his head on mt. rushmore without taking heat from the lamestream every one, actually newt say pretty shrewd politician. i'm sure will take steps to blunt that line of attack. >> i'm going give a set of goals and then i will make a set of observations about how to achieve those goals. by the end of my second term-- (laughter) >> jon: why, why limit yourself to

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i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> an oscar nominated director was led way from a hearing on the hill in handcuffs today. josh fox was trying to direct a film on natural gas drilling. a director can be heard on the film asking the arrest to be stopped. capital police charged fox with unlawful entry saying he did not have permission to. >>> in i has since been released. >>> have you -- to film. he has since been released. >>> have you heard of contempt of cop? there were so many complaints against d.c. police city leaders set out to rewrite the law and today we got a progress report. here's fox 5's matt ackland with the upday. reporter: it was an arrest at the corner of 17th and u streets in northwest in 2009 that caught the attention of city leaders. pepin tuma shouted a comment at a group of officers nearby. one of the officers didn't like it and the next thing tuma knew, he was under arrest for disorderly conduct. >> he had the

i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> welcome back to "first look." in sports, rain an fire made for the most bizarre race in daytona history. here's fred roggin with more. >>> good morning. last night's daytona 500 had about everything. the rain postponed from early sunday night. bizarre wreck involving a service truck. what a way to kick off the season. here we go. push came to shove on the second lap. sandler bumped johnson from behind. danica patrick was in the middle of it. johnson's night is over. danica headed to the pits and returned and she finished 38th. a bizarre accident while under caution. montoya lost his car and hit a jet drier. a jet drier is a truck that cleans the track. the truck immediately burst into flames. thankfully montoya and the driver of the truck was okay. who would have thought the biggest wreck of the night would be a service truck. tony stewart got loose four laps remaining. seven cars involved in tha

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i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much.here's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> what the heck is going on with this team? this is not good. >> i honestly wish i had an answer for you because this really is baffling. it doesn't matter who's missing or who's healthy, it seems like these guys are losing by astronomical amounts quite often. the capitals followed it up by getting crushed again. they've now been outscored 10-2 in the last two games. if you listen closely, you might be able to hear the fat lady singinging. this team is in trouble, folks. the team playing without alex ovechkin tonight. don't know if it would have mattered. senators up 1-0 and looking for more. are you serious? tomas vokoun beaten like an old rug. absolutely -- oh, man. fifth time in the six games caps go down 2-0. second period ottawa up on the power play. chris phillips from the point fires and scores. tomas vokoun is pulled. michael noivert comes in in relief. if you want to get rid of vokou

i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much.n easier way to save. cancer charity is at odds with planned parenthood. susan g. komen for the cure has cut off funding to planned parenthood which amounted to $700,000 last year. nancy cordes now on what's behind the rift. >> reporter: with its race for the cure and pink ribbon campaign, the susan g. komen foundation has grown over the past 30 years into a charity juggernaut, raising $1.9 billion in that time for breast cancer research and exams to catch cancer early. the money komen gave to planned parenthood funded 170,000 clinical breast exams over the past five years and 6,400 mammograms. but now komen is pulling its funding telling planned parenthood president cecile richards it's the result of a change in policy. >> unfortunately, i think this was a political decision and there are groups that have an extreme agenda who have been bullying the komen foundation and trying to get them end their relationship with planned parenthood. >> reporter: planned parenthood-- which also prov

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shhh-shh! >>> march to michigan. now an up for grabs battleground, rick santorum is hoping to deal a heavy blow to mitt romney and romney's home state. >>> stocks surge, the latest reports on housing and jobs since u.s. stocks to their highest level since 2008. since u.s. stocks to their highest level since 2008. >>> captioning funded by cbs and life in prison, the so-called underwear bomber who tried to blow up an airplane is sentenced to life no parole. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, february 17th, 2012. >>> good morning everyone. i'm terrell brown. things are getting pretty interesting in michigan. the primary there is shaping up to be a key test for mitt romney and the now surging rick santorum. polls show the michigan contest turned into a neck and neck battle and if the state were the bailout of the auto industry were a key issue. susan mcginnis has more. >> rick santorum signed autographs in michigan. he'll spend a second day in the state trying to build on his lead. santorum is using michigan,

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