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. >> what eyewitness bill richards didn't see was 19th district officer holding on for dear life to the car he saw drive away. police say the 2008 silver infinity struck and dragged the officer follow a traffic stop for having his lights off. >> they said he was ok. >> reporter: the officer not hurt despite skidding on his side down the street. employees say it driver had glassy eyes and they could smell act ca hole when he was stopped. crashing at richard and kelly drive. the driver tried to run but they caught him and put him under arrest. >> there's always cops in the area, we usually have in the parking lot. >> reporter: his neighborhood has seen it's share of violence but he's felt safe when the police are nearby. >> they got a hard job. they won't get enough credit for it. >> reporter: again tonight that suspect was arraigned. we're awaiting details on the charges. they should be released tomorrow. lucy. >> thank you. to a story developing tonight, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is staying north korea rocket launch threatened international peace and security. images show leade

remaining choices available are bill clinton, richard nixon or ronald reagan. >> shocking no one, i'llt's take a look at this. >> in my state, when people lose their jobs, there's a good chance i'll know them by their names. when a factory closes, i know the people who ran it when the business goes bankrupt, i know them. and i've been out here for 13 months, meeting and meetings just like this ever since october with people like you all over america. people that have lost their lost their health insurance what i want you to understand is the national debt is not the only cause of that. it is because of america has not invested in its people. >> that was bill clinton in the second of three 1992 presidential debates. clinton went on to be elected to two terms as president, becoming the first democrat elected to a second presidential term since whom? >> time is up. >> repeat the question, please, sir. >> bill clinton was elected to two terms as president. becoming the first democrat elected to a second presidential term since whom? we need an answer. >> lyndon johnson. although he inherit

bill richard owns a nearby business and watch the initial stop stop. >> they have a really hard job. they don't get enough credit for it. >> thankfully the officer was not injured. police later caught up with the driver near ridge avenue and kelly drive. he tried to get away again but was arrested. >>> 6:11. a double decker bus explode in the fireball. >> witnesses were in a panic until they found out what was really going on. >> just an outrage, ridiculous, bob kelly. >> wow. >> good morning. >> 6:12 on this monday. we're in good shape on the roadways, kind of quiet, everybody stayed up late, maybe hitting the snooze button after the super bowl no problems on the the blue route and say good morning to wilmington delaware. no problems, as you wake up this morning. we will check rest of the the road, buses, trains, trolley, sue has forecast when we come right back. flonase allergy relief nasal spray. this changes everything. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammato

bill richard owns a local business, and watch the man get pulled over. >> they have a hard job, really hard, they don't get enough credit for it. >> thankfully the officer was not injured. police later caught up with the driver near ridge avenue and kelly drive and tried to get away again but was arrest ed. >>> developing out of west philadelphia, a 22-year old man is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. police say the victim was found just after 10:30 last night on the five three- owe 53rd and master streets area in the city. now he was immediately rushed to the presbyterian hospital in critical condition. they believe robbery may have been the reason behind this shooting. no arrests have have been made at this time. >>> police are trying to track down a gunman who targeted a man in olney. police say the victim was shot standing on a sidewalk, this happened on the 200 block of nedro avenue early yesterday morning. police rushed that victim to the hospital. man told them he does not know the shooter. he was shot in the stomach and last report was in critical condition. >

i couldn't think of anyone. >> reporter: richard and his scouting buddy bill fanning spent the evening together the night before richard was killed. and so bill heard him get the phone call from stacey about their plans for valentine's day. >> he said, "we're making plans to get together up near her >> because she was staying up >> she was looking after her grandmother >> so was he happy about that? >> he-- he thought that's great. >> reporter: a week later, he was at richard's memorial. a memorial organized by stacey. stacey asked bill to give the eulogy. >> it was one of the most difficult things i've ever done was to get up and talk about it. i, i, i remember looking down at the honorary pallbearers and they were all scouts. there was not a dry eye there. >> reporter: at the end of the service, everybody wrote messages to richard on balloons and released them into the air. all fond memories, said his nephew bryan. >> everybody had their own personal little story. "richard helped me tie, you know, my first knots in my tent." "richard helped me build my first fire. you could tell the

bills. the web site was supposed to expand online officer thousands of service. >>> years ago, richard kenny signed up for washington gas automatic bill pay. so he was shocked when he received this shutoff notice in the mail. >> that's when rich ard called news 4 to get to the bottom of it. and if addressed differently, it could have improved the log-in and performance issues experienced by our customer. after contacting news 4, richard was assured that he would not be charged any late fees nor would his service be discontinued. right now, i can't say i have if you have an issue with a bill, certainly call them and sthel fix it for you immediately. over an inch around quanico. about an inch or two to wad annapolis. on the radar, not much going on. we do have some heavier showers up along the frederick area. take a look at this system 789 a tornado warning all the way on the backside. right now, winds out of the south at 14 miles per hour. your hour-by-hour forecast for tomorrow. 52 by 3 cloek. we'll see falling temperatures late. look at all of thoeds 6 0s coming in. >> if you liked the warm

bill doesn't specifically mention planned parenthood, but the group will effectively be cut from more than a-million dollars in funding for health programs. planned parenthood president cecile richards slammed the bill, saying it will hurt women across ohio. most of the republican presidential candidate's except kasich are headed to our area ahead of tomorrow's caucus. if you'd like information about where they'll be and how you can attend, go to kolo tv dot com and click on hot topics. if you take u-s 50 to go to lake tahoe, you a large boulder rolled into the road over the weekend and caused a minor accident in the glenbrook area of lake tahoe. the boulder is estimated to be nine feet wide and six feet high. n-dot plans on breaking the boulder apart today. until the boulder is removed, one lane of westbound u-s 50 will be closed. our community is mourning the loss of nevada senator debbie smith. she began treatment for a malignant brain tumor a year ago. she was was first elected to the state assembly in 2000 and won a seat in the senate in 2012. politicians from across the state have expressed sadness over her passing yesterday... including governor brian sandoval who ordered fla

richard owned the house reyes lived in with his family. she met juan for sex at an apartment stacey rented for the purpose. paid his cell phone bills. and, she admitted, she had just taken him to vegas. and disguised it aa work trip. >> did juan know that you were supposed to meet richard at the park up here? >> he did. >> how did he know that? >> we ---- mean, i had told ---- had told him. i had probably tuesday night -- it -- it was either tuesday or thursday. >> reporter: was stacey saying juan may have been the killer? >> no, no, i can't im -- i mean -- i guess i've seen enough tv to know that strange thing, you know, things happen but i can't -- i can't imagine him doing that. >> reporter: but the detectives certainly could. >> and so we start getting some direction we have this unknown set of impressions. so we have a third party at the scene. and so now w whave to ask ourselves, is it juan? 'cause he was looking really good, at that point. >> reporter: time to go and have a little chat with even if it was 4:00 in the >>> coming up, we knocked for a while. never could get anybody to the door. 4:00 a.m.,if you own a drone, you'r

they just advanced that bill according to the richard times. the paper says there's a similar bill going through congress right now. >>> the iowa caucus in the books right now and we turn to the focus on the presidential race in new hampshire. we'll get a closer look at the race and why the state's primary is so unusual and so important. >>> also ahead, just about all of us have access to the internet. but there's still a large digital divide. report that says many are underconnected. >>> and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell tracking this heavy line of rain moving through charleston, west virginia. it should arrive in the metro around 2:00 this afternoon. i'll show you the progression from shenandoah valley. . >>> welcome back. it's 6:39. a developing story this morning. small amounts of dna have been found after 12 marines were killed in a helicopter crash last month. the hawaii-based marines died when two helicopters crashed during nighttime training. marine corps officials say the families of the identified marines have been told. >>

bill doesn't specifically mention planned parenthood... but the group will effectively be cut from more than a-million dollars in funding for health programs. planned parenthood president cecile richards slammed the bill, saying it will hurt women across ohio. many republicans have been calling for defunding the group. most of the republican presidential candidate's except kasich are headed to our area ahead of tuesday's caucus. if you'd like information about where they'll be... when...and how you can attend, just go to kolo tv dot com and click on hot topics. high pressure will strengthen over the sierra and western nevada, bringing dry conditions temperatures through monday will ease down to near average for the lower valleys tuesday, then jump to 8 to 14 degrees above average on wednesday. the next chance for precipitation will be next weekend. && .short term... any changes to the inherited short term forecast were minimal at best. most of the area will remain dry for the next three days...but a weak wave tonight. she began treatment for a malignant brain tumor a year ago. she was was first elected to the state 2012. politicians from across the state have expressed sadness today o

you now, the author of the bill, sacramento senator richard pan, says the inspiration came from a groupghth grade students worried about the health risks linked to smoking. >>> prosecutors want a judge to sentence leland yee to eight years in prison for his political corruption conviction. he pleaded guilty last july to racketeering charge as part of a plea deal. he was arrested in 2014 during an organized crime probe which also led to the arrest of chinatown gang leader raymond "shrimp boy" chow. he was accused of soliciting and accepting bribes to help import weapons and ammunition into the u.s. he is set to be sentenced next wednesday. >>> we are finding out more about president obama's plans to go to cuba next month. the trip is scheduled march 21 and 22. president obama will meet with cuban president raoul castro followed by a two day trip to argentina. the white house says in cuba the president will meet with entreprenures and every day cubans. it comes after the obama administration spent 14 months on normalizing relations between the two countries. now, critics of cuba say presi

presidential candidate signed a bill banning the state from contracting health services with any group that performs or promotes abortion. planned parenthood president cecile richards slammed the bill, saying it will hurt women across ohio. pope francis is calling for a break from the death penalty... details straight ahead. a couple starts marriage on a high note... why they tied the knot 35-thousand feet in the air, next. fox19 welcome back to fox19 now at downtown cincinnati calling for a one- year moratorium on the death penalty. he's proposing that catholic leaders suspend the practice during the holy year of mercy... that push for forgiveness runs through november. the holy father says the commandment "thou shall not kill" is just as valid for the guilty as for the innocent. a study to be released today by the university of southern california annenberg school, is one of the most exhaustive and damning reports on diversity in hollywood. it finds that films and television produced by major media companies are "whitewashed," and that an "epidemic of invisibility" runs throughout the industry for women, minorities and l-g-b-t people. some newlyweds are still on

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presidential hopeful signed a bill banning the state from contracting health services with any group that performs or promotes abortion. planned parenthood president cecile richards slammed the bill, saying it will hurt women across ohio. kara hplaz kasich is now one of 5 presidential hopefuls remaining on the republican side, with jeb bush the latest to drop out. he'll be campaigning in virginia today, already looking ahead to super tuesday, where he feels he'll do better than expected.. we're getting big crowds everywhere we go. i was just in vermont, tremendous turnout. massachusetts, i'm heading to virginia tomorrow. and we just keep going." it's proportional. i don't have to win these continue to gain momentum." kasich is way behind in the polls for tomorrow's caucus in nevada. donald trump leads big there, with marco rubio and ted cruz fighting for a distant second. rob bam r a historic day at the daytona 500...and the closest finish in history. watch...as more than a dozen cars come off the final turn together... and denny hamlin ends up winning it, by just one- hundredth of a second! he beat out martin truex jr. in that battle for the line. the two driver

bob lindstrom is suing richard "rick" rodriguez, for vet bills incurred after rick's dog chased his cat. >> judge patricia: thank you, everyone. please be seated. >> sonia: your honor, this is case number 350, lindstrom vs. rodriguez. >> judge patricia: thank you, sonia. mr. lindstrom, you say that the defendant's dog chased your cat. and as a result, your cat sustained some injuries which really totaled about $4,000 in vet bills. >> that's correct. >> judge patricia: you want them to pay. >> yes. >> judge patricia: you know what you say? "wasn't my dog." >> it is not my dog. >> judge patricia: okay. how do you know it was his dog? >> we know the rodriguezes. >> judge patricia: did you witness it? >> i witnessed part of it. >> judge patricia: ma'am, are you a witness, as well, here? >> yes. >> judge patricia: and did you witness this incident? >> i was there, the first on the scene. >> judge patricia: okay, the first on the scene. why don't you step up? [ laughter ] miss first-on-the-scene, what's your name? >> khafifah. >> judge patricia: khafifah, you are mrs. lindstrom, correct? >> l

the bill doesn't specifically mention planned parenthood, but cut from more than $1 million in funding for health programs. planned parenthood president cecil richards slammed the bill saying it will hurt women across ohio. >> meantime governor kasich is taking heat over the comment he made about women and kitchens. he was giving a speech in virginia and made a comment about the women who supported him in a state senate race. >> how did i get elected? >> i didn't have anybody for me. we got an army of people who, many women who left their kitchens go out and go door-to-door and put yard signs up for me all the way back when things were different. now you call homes and everybody is out working. at that time, early days it was an army of the women that really state senate. >> reporter: a woman in the crowd later told the governor she would support him but stressed she wouldn't be coming >> first off i want to say about your comment about women coming out of the kitchen to support you. i'm coming but i won't be coming out of the kitchen to support you. >> i gotcha. >> when asked about defunding planned parenthood governor kasich said ohio offers fundi

years ago richard mckinney signed up for washington gas automatic bill pay. >> the advantage of that is that i would never miss a payment. >> reporter: so he was shocked when he received this shut off notice in the mail. >> just three days ago i got a notice from washington gas saying that my service was going to be discontinued within a week if i did not pay because i had not paid my bill in three months. >> reporter: that's when richard called news4 to get to the bottom of it. >> i thought if i'm having this problem -- so i said, well, who else would know but nbc 4. >> washington and recently posted this disclaimer. >> i'll show you on my account -- >> reporter: but it didn't real i see the extent of the problems until we passed along richard's case. that got washington gas to respond immediately. the company told news4 in part it concluded the test program for the recently launched site enhancements did not adequately cover the full spectrum of point-of-failure scenarios and if addressed differently it could have improved the log in and performance issues experienced by our custom

. >> richard del monte from the del monte group, thank you. >> great to be here. >>> turn it over to bill martin, mike mibach. >> keba, thank you very much. richard, thank you. it is monday. i was wondering bill how many people actually went to work today. i was telling you, the beaches just seemed like, come visit me, hang out. >> let's rewind five minutes ago, and mike walks over to my desk and starts going through his iphone, starts pulling pictures up. mikey at the super bowl with all his buddies, good seat, eating hot dogs, drinking the beers. >> so i ordered beer to the seat on the phone. >> can you believe this? >> who gets in? >> who does that? >> very honored. i was guest. >> but he didn't say anything. he just walked over and started going lake this oh, look, there i am with joe montana's statue. >> here are my seats. it was beautiful and sunny, it was wonderful. i ordered beer from the app. >> and you were rooting for denver, too, because you went to boulder. >> it was the ticket. hey, i'll give you a ticket, so you've got to wear a little orange. >> i get it. those are pretty

the bill doesn' t specifically mention planned parenthood but the group will effectively be cut from or than $1 million in funding for health programs. cecile richards slammed the bill, saying it will hurt women across ohio and governor kasich heard similar criticism on the campaign trail. >> why do you hate women' s health? >> first of all, i love when young people show up somewhere. if you don' t have a good protest, you ain' t living. we are going to fund women' s health very aggressively. miriah: kasich was in south carolina when that confrontation he went on to say he wants to cut off funding for planned parenthood because "put mark: happening today, hoxworth blood center is working with the greatest show on earth to get more donations. the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey blood drive kicks off at 10:30 this morning. all donors that participate today will receive a voucher for a free ticket to the circus. multiple hoxworth center locations are participating in today' s drive. lisa: hundreds of people came out to support another important cause on sunday. it is the annual fight for air climb that makes its way up and down carew tower. rac

bill clinton... ) >> you know how he sounds, has he ever been here? (laughter) no, the original francis in the british series was based on shakespearean characters. >> rose: richardii. and bill willimon decided to make his hometown in south carolina because that's where beau's father is from and in the first couple of months as we were preparing and he was writing those first two scripts, he called his dad one night and asked his father to read a direct address over the phone to him and then beau called me after that and said i think it's going to with south carolina where he's going to be from. >> rose: but of all the shakespearean characters you've played, which one has influenced you the more? which one did you most find resonance? >> well, the the truth is i haven't played that many. >> rose: is that right? yeah. other than high school and scenes, the only shakespeare plays i've done are richard ii and iii. >> rose: i thought you had done many more. >> no, i haven't. >> rose: how could you be the actor you are and never be tempt bid him? >> fake it till you bake it, baby. (laughter) i mean, it's not that i haven't been tempted, i suppose -- >> rose: fake it t

senior adviser to bill clinton richard and associate professor on the city university of new york petergood to have you both here this morning. what did we see against barack obama in that all important election for hillary clinton. he won in iowa. huge momentum. expected to carry it in new hampshire but he didn't. why? what changes from iowa to new hampshire that gives hillary clinton a little bit better footing? >> well, she's coming off a win. a win is a win, right? we wish she had won by a little bit bigger margin. >> to you a win is a win. >> a win is a win. i think she has momentum. those of us who followed hillary clinton for a long time know she is best under pressure, whether on the campaign trail or the situation room. she is the best candidate she can be right before the election. i think in that town hall you did right before iowa, i have never seen herbert. never sharper, crisper. i think she will have a very good week. i think bernie is in for a rough week. he is beginning to sound like a politician. he is refusing to concede. the night after the cnn town hall. it will be

the bill doesn't specifically mention planned parenthood but the group will effectively be cut from more than a million dollars in funding from health programs. planned parenthood president richards slammed the bill saying it will hurt women across ohio. >> many republicans have been calling for defunding the group. kasich is trying to position himself as a moderate in the gop field. he is still expected to sign the bill. >>> hillary clinton's campaign released a second ad featuring the voice of actor morgan freeman. this one portrays clinton of standing up for the right of african-americans, including the victims of contaminated water in flint, michigan. south carolina over the weekend. the state holds his democratic presidential primary on saturday. they had the republican primary this past saturday. >>> canadian island is beckoning americans to move there if donald trump is elected president. jeanne moos has the story. >> reporter: when donald trump deals with protesters he doesn't mean get them out of the country, but for those who want to voluntarily leave. >> hello americans. donald trump may become the president of your country. if that happens and you decide to get the he

. >>> john kasich has signed a bill effectively blocking more than $1 million for planned parenthood. the planned parenthood cecile richards says this is having consequences for women across ohio. the money will be redistributed to other health services groups. >>> a political event this thursday with the race shifting in the new gear. five face-off in houston. this cannot be overstated. this is huge. wolf blitzer moderates the debate thursday night. >> i'm not used to seeing so few pictures. >>> this morning, hillary clinton trying to consolidate her return to frontrunner status. she enjoyed a close, but comfortable five--point-win over bernie sanders. rejecting the claim of the nevada latinos arguing the precinct data is more reliable. the battle for minority votes continues as the democratic campaigns move to south carolina. that primary is set for saturday. clinton and sanders both speaks to b.e.t. about what they will do for african-americans. >> i have not been as sensitive as we should be to what goes on in black communities in terms of policing i issues. i plead guilty to the fact i have not been as sensitive to th

planned parenthood president, cecile richards, denounced the bill saying -- "this legislation will have devastating consequences for women across ohio. john kasich is proudly eliminating care for expectant mothers and newborns. he is leaving thousands without -- he is leaving husbands without vital std and hiv testing, slashing a program to fight domestic violence, and cutting access to essential, basic health care." to talk more about this, we go to cleveland, ohio to talk to , nina turner, former ohio state senator. welcome to democracy now! can you talk about the governor's decision to sign this legislation and how it made it through, well, your former legislature, the ohio state legislature? you're in ohio. certainly, the governor and i have done our share of battling. i do not agree with the defunding of planned parenthood. i'm a national board member on planned parenthood. and as the young person whose voice i heard laid out all of the wonderful things that planned parenthood does come a really doesn't make sense. the governor is pro-life and we know republicans across this countr

council approved a bill that approved a plan to pay people a stipend not to commit crime. richard reeve joins us with this. what is this all about, rich? richard: a new twist on the old saying. we came to this neighborhood to take a look. ask people, what do you think about this idea of being paid for not doing crime? with d.c.'s homicide rate --rocketing to 162 last year the idea of paying people not to commit crimes -- it is a different approach to stemming violent crime. >> that's not how it worked when i grew up. the package would allow at risk youth to be paid a stipend to keep a clean record. you have to look at all angles of this. councilmember believes the idea would work and points to a program in richmond, california, were homicides drop 77% in seven years. >> if there are stipulations involved to be part of a program , maybe it might work. there are not now stipend amounts, but the california program paid participants $9,000 per year to complete training and stay out of trouble. >> it's weird and dumb. richard: he is not a fan of the idea. >> d.c. has better places to s

killed in the shooting were dorothy judy brown, barbara hah thorn, mary richard smith and tyler smith. >> it is not over for bill cosby's wife. camille cosby compelled to testify in a lawsuit and now she has to get ready for part 2. we'll explain. >> calvin: the death toll rising as we get a look at the devastation caused by one of the strongest cyclones ever recorded. >> reporter: and here in south florida very warm temperatures ahead of the storm system that'bringing major changes later this week. the forecast coming up in minutes. >> laurie: and the silent killer affecting men and women alike. kristi krueger today, you can click in walk in, or call in to world class care. because cleveland clinic florida is here for you. anytime, anywhere. find your way to the best care at clevelandclinicflorida.org >> when it comes to heart disease, what you don't know can kill you. >> calvin: you can have the symptoms and each thin people can have heart attacks. kristi krueger wants you to be >> laurie: she recently put people under heart arrest. and what you learn may help you. >> reporter: heart disease is the number one

driving this weekend will be like the longest stay in the us the bills freezing temps could make for a messy commute and folks like richard keeling aren't taking any chances. we got all kinds of ravioli to get caked in oil began to narrow the gap as we want to watch movies i'm not going anywhere the hm again there is that trevor re freeze over the weekend with those chilling temperatures that we are going to be getting so if you are going to be driving this weekend just keep that in mind we have all the information on how all of our cities are preparing for this on our website thirteen years now dot com for now reporting live in or think i'm jenny thirteen years now we just got word that because of the weather precludes county schools will be closed county schools will operate on an early release schedule and cdot is also pre treating roads in northeast north carolina crews will use a salt and water mix to keep ice from forming. they was pay special attention to nc twelve and other trouble spots on the peninsula hampton has trucks ready to pre treat the roads tomorrow morning and extra police officers are on standby for s

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you had a lot of superrich people, bill gates, george soros, richard branson, jeff bezos. they announced something at the exact same time called the breakthrough energy coalition. they are saying the government will do much more of the r&d side but we want -- what we want to do with all of our wealth, we want to health -- to help companies bridge that gap. you have the government scaling up their research and develop it and you have private sector investors trying to bring it across integrator commercialization. host: ben geman covers all of these issues for the national journal and has been doing it for well over a decade covering energy issues in washington. if you have comments or questions come in now is the time to call in. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. .ndependents, (202) 748-8002 we will start with john in west chester, pennsylvania. line for independents. caller: good morning. the calling relative to money available for different programs. it started with bush the younger when he started the war in iraq. in 2006, stopped collecting the 34%

the pole for the daytona five hundred...he's bill elliott's son...and now they are just the fourth father son combination to do it.....think of the names, richard and kyle petty, bobby and davey allison, dale earnhardt and dale junior....and now chase and bill elliott......and how bout this, elliott never felt like "well, i'm sorry, there's just no way we can keep you on." "i don't even work here." "that's what makes this so difficult." (laughter) 3 and... in a 3 classic kramer moment on "seinfeld"... he gets fired from a job he doesn't even have... as compared to george, who refused to leave a job he was fired from. think that stuff only happens in sitcoms... guess again! 3 (walter) get this: a guy in spain... didn't show up for work, for *six-years... and nobody noticed... that is, until.. he was supposed to nobody knew where he was! he worked at a water company... and apparently, there was a mixup with his supervisors... each thought the other was overlooking him... when in reality, *neither was. he says: he was moved to a job where there was no work to do... and he did his best to make something out of nothing. he admitted he'd spent most o

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bill elliott." they will now become the *fourth father son combination to both race at daytona.... just like richard and kyle petty, bobby and davey allison, and dale earnhardt and dale junior. and even though chase elliott got the top spot for this race... he says, he could have done even better: 3 and of course, you can watch the daytona 500 this *sunday... right here on fox 13. it will be the *first 500... in the newly *expanded speedway. when we come back, dave has another check on that *very active radar... and lets us know how long this rain will last. 3 plus... a free *pass for criminals? the new way they can *rob you... just by using an item many of us throw away... at the airport. (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... 3 3 3 ((dave)) 3 ((vanessa)) 3 a warning now, for anyone who has plans to fly. your boarding pass is more than just your ticket to ride. it could be a ticket to *identity theft. as fox's dana jay explains... there's a wealth of information on that li

bill clinton's policy. >> you had the failed war on drugs that began in ernest in 1971 when richard nixon declared drug abusemy number one. it is true, that 194 crime bill authorized about $13.4 billion in prison construction. if luke pack at senator sanders' comments on that particular provision, he supported the $3.5 billion in prison construction money that resulted in an explosion of the prison population from around 800,000 to the 2.3 million we have. >> so you're saying all of this hype about bernie sanders being an outsider or maverick or revolutionary is all made up or smoke and mirrors. i'll let up respond. you say this bernie sanders may be missing in action in the senate and there is no credibility to the things he is say teg twilight of his political career. why do you feel so strongly about that? >> i think the question really is senator sand who are have i great respect for. but in the context of choosing between hillary clinton and the senator from verment swreeshs to hold him to his own standards. he talked about a political revolution. he's spent a significant amount of time in public servic