. >> the print belonged to 58-year-old james davis, a career criminal. >> i identified him four differentidentified him eight fingers. right index, right middle, right ring and then the right palm. >> it's hard to really describe how i felt, but i was absolutely elated about it. >> james ray davis spent the majority of his adult life incarcerated. auto theft, forgery, assaults. >> davis was living in a housing project on the texas/arkansas border. he had been out of prison for about ten years following a conviction for abducting a young girl. detective ramsey knocked on his door. >> i said, mr. davis, i'm from the houston police department. and you could tell his demeanor changed drastically. he just stared at me. >> ramsey pulled out a photo of diane's car. davis didn't want to look at it. >> he said, i've never, ever seen that car. well, that's strange. that's a red mustang. you've never seen a red mustang? then i pulled out a picture of diane that david had given me and i handed it to him. but he wouldn't take the picture. i tried to hand it to him, he wouldn't take it. >> davis initia

"big time rush" star james maslow's salsa sent him to the top of the leaderboard, where he joined olympians meryl davis and charlie white. and a big twist from the judges, who sent home two couples. they're both here live this morning. >>> and we do say good morning, america. on this tuesday morning. great to have josh by my side. george taking a little time off. amy here, as well. >>> and the search is ongoing. one australian official said it best, we're not searching for a needle in a haystack. we're still trying to define where the haystack is. there are currently 12 aircraft and 1 vessel on site. four more on the way this morning. the airlines now offering the families compensation of $5,000 per victim. >> as the search really changed in its sense of technical precision. the rough weather and that very remote part of the planet is causing officials to call off the search today. abc's david kerley following all of this from day one had all the developments overnight. david, good morning. >> good morning, josh. it's an armada of sorts. on its way right now. but the statement that all is lost changes

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james again. i just want to make a comment about the ground breaking for the dr. davis senior housing. it was to me a tremendous success, both the ground breaking and the event that happened afterwards. i was in vip, the section, my wife and myself and four of the dr. davis staff and we prepared a lot of food. any way, two of the people that came in donated $5,000 a piece for the fundraiser. there's more that was raised, but i can only remember the big money. one lady paid $250 for a slice of my wife's key lime cake. i don't know how many people tasted it. i know commissioner ellington was there. it was a success. commissioner king was there who i was glad to see. i did give him some cake. we only made three cakes. one for the contest. we won something, i don't know if it was two prizes, i know we won one but we only made three cakes. several people did get an opportunity to taste the cake? >> is it key lime cake or key lime pie? >> it's a cake. >> thank you. anymore public comment cards. >> no cards. >> next item please. >> the next item of business is the report of the chair. madam c

james, jackie and former congressman tom davis.of the virginia tech shootings and a mother wrote to the governor urging him to veto this legislation. let's listen to her for a second. >> we know in certain situations, live fire ones in particular and active shooter ones, first responders need to understand who the good guy is and who the bad guy is and we do not need to introduce more firearms into dangerous situations. we can rely on our law enforcement to do the job and more weaponry causes confusion. >> congressman, should the governor have vetoed that bill? >> i would have suggested he veto it. this is a cultural clash. there are a lot of different opinions. but i think a one size fits all standard coming from the state is not good. i'm on a university board. i've taught college. as you sit there -- a one size fits all standard for a state is politically driven. it has not had the appropriate level of dialogue. i lost three virginia tech students that lived in my congressional district. i know what their families went through o

james sheppard puts this home. sharks tie this up. buffalo regains the 2-1 lead. three minutes later, another goal. sharks fall 4-2. >>> brewers and giants, top of the first, bumgarner striking out chris davis. two innings pitch, one hit, two ks. bottom of the third, one on, for the 17th round draft pick in 2005. his first hit of the spring is a two-run bomb. bottom of the fourth, hunter pence swinging like it's mid season. a double off the wall. giants win 4-3. >>> the giants also with a split squad taking on the a's. orange and black up 6-0 in this one. and oakland scores back with seven unanswered runs. 7-6, oakland the final. >>> eric sogard fell behind david wright in the final 15 minutes of voting. some fans claim it was a conspiracy, but he said he hoped everyone had as much fun as he did. >>> high school hoops. final seconds here, david parsons with the 80 footer. sacred heart wins with parsons playing the hero role on this friday night. that's how you end fight night sports. what more can i say? >> that's a party on the peninsula. have a good weekend. >> we'll see some sunshine this weekend. >> yes, slowly it will get here. but the rain will continue in the overnight. by tomorrow a

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back in with the other meat and according to james color professor of population health and reproduction at the school of veterinary medicine at u.c. davis it's possible that the cancer had spread to other parts of the animal's body and that there being no way to tell and all of that potentially cancerous cow meat . just got me to live by the millions of pounds branches serves private cattle producers to to use the facility for custom slaughtering and all very mean is being recalled now because no one knows where the hell all that cancer is county ended up in the slaughter out. this was ranchos second recall in a few months to the first being for processing meat without coal federal inspection the plant is now shut down and is in escrow so now tons of processed food a process is being recalled all those burger patties and frozen beef and put out a neat pieces all of that processed meat crap in our supermarkets could have some of the millions of pounds of cancerous caraway in them even in your hot pockets could be tainted as nestle used to slaughter house sally cancerous cows are cattle ranchers are in phase they're either just blinded by

davis. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you very much for your professional. i want to talk about personnel issues. ones we he toughest face. and i know this is something you're familiar with, secretary james. the air force is supporting d.o.d.'s efforts to slow the of growth in every all military compensation. a were able to really sustain number of increases over the last number of years and i think that field very strongly we want to support the men and woman who serve our country and families. et we're faced with this dilemma. it's tough. could you talk us through your x tent you and the think it may or may not effect ecruitment retention in the future. we're dealing with perhaps allowances housing and looking at possible increase prices and the air force is sort of going ahead might describe as a piecemeal fashion without waiting for the commission to with their recommendations. help us understand your thinking n this and really how we can look at those changes that you're suggesting in light of ther things that we might not be able to do if we don't move that. d and do >> so you said it, as part of the package of the tough choices the were made and compensation changes are dody, mili

james barrett talks about artificial intelligence. then at 8, elizabeth colbert presents her thoughts on the sixth extinction, an unnatural history. at 9 p.m. eastern, learn about slavery and e chance base from david lye bran davis, and at 10 p.m. "after words" with amy chua. and we wrap up tonight's prime time programming at 11 p.m. eastern with talk about how the pharmaceutical, gun and auto industries have negatively impacted public health. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> there was a poll done in 2013 after the 2013 -- after the second inaugural which asked americans if ronald reagan were to to run today against barack obama, who would you vote for? they said reagan by 58%. over obama. and that's right after obama's re-election. in 2013. here's really fascinating, how was obama elected principally? the youth votes, right? the youth vote. that same poll they asked people ages 18-34 who would you vote for, reagan or obama? they picked reagan. they picked reagan. unlike the gallup, gallup does a presidents day poll every presidents day, annual presidents day poll. they've been doing this 13 times since 2001. reagan placed first among the american public as far as question who's your all-time fav