tacking on administrative feels and civil penalties sued cooley for more than $11,000. cooley says she paid the tolls she owed when she was notified about missing them but did not pay the fees and fines. a lot of people have just settled. they don't want to keep coming to court. why do you think it's important to keep coming to court? >> to stop the excessive fines with what's going on with transurban. >> reporter: cooley's attorney argued because there's no notification system on the express lanes that lets you know you missed a toll, the fines are excessive. >> until you get a letter or some other notification from e- zpass that your payment has not gone through or that there's a problem with your bank account, you don't know that you have violated the toll. >> reporter: arguments over whether an electronic signature is allowed and over the official name of transurban could also wind up with cases being dismissed. the chief of the fairfax county circuit court judge dennis smith is hearing this case. if he decides these fines are excessive, that could be a violation of

. >> stop the excessive fines, what's going on with transurban. >> reporter: cooley's attorney argued because there's no to anything systems on the express lanes that lets you know you missed a toll, the fines are excessive. >> until you get a letter that your became has not gone through or there's a problem with your bank account, you don't know that you violated the toll. >> the ruling is expected in a few weeks. judge smith could dismiss the case or move it forward to a full trial. >>> the vice chairman of the loudoun county board of supervisors is apologizing for a piece of his past that came back to haunt him. shawne williams is addressing an incident from 2006 where according to court documents he beat up his then girl friend in a fit of jealous rage from drinking. today we talked with some of williams' constituents. >> i'm for second chances, so i would give him a 2nd chance. >> it's in the past. did he get convicted of anything? >> i don't think that he would be representative of the people of the district that he serves. >> reporter: do you think he should resign? >> i do. >>

a moment later the football is placed in cooley's hands, and a clean plate is used to hide it and cooley emerges victorious. >> pull. >> and what about joe flaco at the shooting range? >> they filmed every element that makes this happen separately. joe throwing the ball, the ball flying there the sky, and the clay pigeon exploding and combined them together to make it look real. >> all interesting theories, but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are, theories. we may never have a clear winner in the bogus versus bona fide rivalry. one thing is for sure, the fantasy files are entertaining. >> whether you think it's real or whether you think it's fake almost doesn't matter. >> people like to see other people do cool things. on the edge of being believable or not. man, did he really do that? check this out. 30 seconds. no way. it was really neat for me to be a par of that. that's why you picked me. >> coming up -- >> this is the world's longest basketball shot. >> the shot seen around the world. >> it was the first trick shot taken at absolutely epic proportions

. >> while dempsey searches for a solution for madden military officers rick johnson, dwayne cooley andrcer, have their hands full interviewing other offenders who want a shot at being in the future soldier program. >> recite the pledge. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag -- >> 150 of pendleton's 300 inmates have applied for the unit. currently, there's only room for three more. >> it's a tight unit. we have to be very careful who we let into the unit. today is the selection interview process. we're going to do our best to screen out any people that might be detrimental to good order and discipline in the unit because we have to protect that. >> why are you requesting to join e-15? >> i would like to get away from negative peers. a lot of negative peers on the unit i'm on now. so i know that if i come here, i have an opportunity to go home. >> we get up at 4:50 in the morning. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> it's a very structured environment. go to bed at the same time. there's no horseplay, absolutely no horseplay. is that going to be a problem? >> no, sir. >> 2100 is li

ed cooley not happy with that.last chance for the fry yards.arfryars. 63-61, the final. >>> newly named conference coach of the year, fran dunphy, temple facing memphis. ties at 71. he comes up with it hits the floater, owls win it 80-75. >>> a-10 tournament, davison, final seconds, tyler. wow, hits the running layup. kolanowski, heart breaker for la salle. la salle loses 67-66. >>> chase utley made his spring debut yesterday. it was his first game since spraining his ankle back in january. utley in the fourth inning coming up with a base hit through the middle. second baseman, 1 for 2 on the day. another first of the spring ryan howard with his first dinger of the clearwater season. phillies one, 2-1. that wraps it up for sports. i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. >>> the final viewing for robert wilson iii will begin in 90 minutes from now. here's a live look at jfk boulevard and 33rd street in center city where the caisson possession will begin its solemn march march. >> we'll have more on what's going on o

ed cooley not happy with that. last chance for the fryars. decent look but this one is off the mark. nova advances to the big east final for the first time since 1997. 63-61, the final. >>> american athletic conference tournament newly named conference coach of the year fran dunphy temple facing memphis. tied at 71. he comes up with it, hits the floater, owls win it, 80-75. owls face smu today. >>> a-10 tournament la salle facing top ten davison. final seconds, tyler. wow, hits the running layup. kalanowski kalanowski,. they're up four, final seconds. wow, hits the running layup. kolanowski, heart breaker for la salle. they didn't score in the final 4:45. la salle loses, 67-66. >>> chase utley made his spring debut yesterday. it was his first game since sprain his right ankle while he accidentally stepped on a baseball when working out in san francisco back in january. they are hosting the rays. utley in the fourth inning, coming up with a base hit through the middle. second baseman, 1 for 2 on the day. another first of the spring, ryan howar

>> sergeant brian cooley knows how impulsive they can be. >> it's very dangerous for staff. if staff are not on their toes around these kids, staff will get hurt. it's easy for them to get caught up in a situation and have it explode with no notice at all. >> stop. lift your foot up. lift your foot up. >> it's their own time. if they want to stay a long time, they will stay. if they want to stay a short time, they will stay a short time. it's all on them. it's how they want to react with themselves. >> as a juvenile you're committed for treatment program of rehabilitation. and there is no time attached to most juvenile sentences. when they come in, there's an intake orientation level. >> for kids as young as 12 years old, time at pendelton begins here at the intake unit. >> everybody comes through the facility comes through here. first. we've seen some that's real timid and scared. you see some that's brash and cocky. it's a variety of attitudes or personalities that come through here. usually in intake a week or two until they find a unit and program for you to go to. moyer

ed cooley not happy with that. last chance for the fryars.t a decent look but this one is off the mark. nova advances to the big east final for the first time since 1997. 63-61, the final. >>> newly named conference coach of the year, fran dunphy, temple facing memphis. tied at 71. he comes up with it, hits the floater, owls win it, 80-75. owls face smu today. >>> a-10 tournament, davison, final seconds, tyler. they're up four, final seconds. wow, hits the running layup. kolanowski, heart breaker for la salle. they didn't score in the final 4:45. la salle loses, 67-66. >>> chase utley made his spring debut yesterday. it was his first game since sprain his right ankle while he accidentalliç stepped on a baseball when working out in san francisco back in january. they are hosting the rays. utley in the fourth inning, coming up with a base hit through the middle. second baseman, 1 for 2 on the day. another first of the spring, ryan howard with his first dinger of the clearwater season. a two-run blast. phillies one, 2-1. that wraps it up for spo

in the shadow of downtown detroit, it is the brain child of philip cooley looking to turn the foreclosureears and i moved five times and so i asked my smart friends what to do. >> they located somewhere with super appropriate rent. >> i think a pony is going to walk in and i ride it. >> the tenants build out the space itself and they are required to give back to the community through volunteers and education. >> how has the support for pony ride been. >> it has been the community, the residents, the stakeholders an the volunteers. >> i think detroit we work together because we have to, out of necessity. >> amy weeks and gabriel craig run a blacksmith shop and they teach classes once a week. >> i don't think we could have started smith shop in the same way any way else. >> we are redefining this anywhere else. >> they make sleeping bags and they either are or were homeless. >> we focus on the manufacturing and focusing on unemployment and giving back to the community. across the hall this furniture company is built on a complex. >> you are collier and who is floyd? >> the history of the fa

my name is alex cooley i'm professor of political science at barnard and also hammond institute's deputy director for social sciences programming and on behalf of the herriman institute. the peace building of columbia university, i want to welcome you to this book launch, "the kurdish spring: a new map of the middle east," authored by david phillips sitting here to your right. david is director of the program on peace building and rights at columbia university's institute for the study of human rights and he has worked as senior adviser to the united nations secretariat and as a foreign affairs expert and senior adviser to the u.s. state department. he's held positions at different academic institutions including the director of american university's program on conflict prevention and peace building he has been a visiting scholar at harvard center few middle east studies and a fellow at harvard university's future diplomacy project. he has written numerous books, this is the latest one, and he has been involved in peace building operations, practice theory analysis throughout the world.

of reclamation produces through 53 facilities built over the course of 100 years, including grand cooley, hoover dam, grand canyon dam and the other 50 dams we have in the reclamation portfolio. this is not minor. this is huge. off shore. we also made sweeping reforms, for safe and responsible development in the wake of the devastating deep water horizon oil spill. interior strengthened drilling and emergency response standards for oil and guess companies. we have raised the bar through new standards for well design, production systems blowout prevention and well control equipment. and we overhauled federal oversight by restructuring ourselves to provide independent regulatory agencies that have clear missions, and are better resourced to carry out their work while keeping pace with the rapidly evolving industry. but our work is not done. there is still areas where we need to change how we do business. so the united states can better compete and lead the world when it comes to energy and climate change. a reform agenda over the next two years has three goals. safe and responsible energy

. >> let me say thomas cooley from the bush administration, has said of course they have a document. he said of course they have one i think refer to a document. they should all resign if they don't. i would hope that your department, madam secretary, but of some sort of contingency plan should the court rule pro-plaintiff. do you believe that the suit is bogus? >> with regard to the lawsuit, as i said, what i believe is pathologically -- >> yes, i understand that. do you believe this is bogus? >> that is a characterization. my point about the suit is what i believe is that we hold the right position and that -- >> i understand that and it will be argued next week and a decision will be made by the end of june. formerly were asked questions about this, not from you that regarding artificial scum it was an impression it was a frivolous suit. deeply the suit is frivolous or bogus? >> what i believe is the we should continue making progress for the mac and people on three things that the affordable care act -- >> i am aware of that. do you believe the suit is frivolous or bogus? >> may