. >> larry: ryon bingham wrote that. >> ryon bingham wrote that song and acted in the film too but iith my dear friends t. bone burn net and steven bruton who died shortly after the film completed but, man, he was my guru through that whole thing. >> larry: are you a singer? do you sing. >> yeah, i just got back tours with t bone. he put together a speaking clark tu. he would ton john, gregg allman, elvis costello, john mellencamp, neil young -- reforming buffalo springfield. >> larry: what do you call the group? >> it was the "the speaking clock revue". >> larry: "the speaking clock revue." >> yeah, we just played three dates, washington -- no, not washington, boston, new york and san francisco. had a great time. >> larry: you're so diverse. you're a classic -- most great character actors don't win academy awards for the lead, right? it was -- although you had been nominated for "the last picture show," best supporting actor for "shouldn'ter bolt and lightfoot." nominated best actor for "starman" and best actor for "the contender." i was proud to be in that movie. that was a hell of

what i have learned is, i have written biographies, bingham family of louisville. we take a letter of a piece of evidence, there is a ah-huh, this anger daughter wrote a letter to her father. my grandfather working away in san antonio then adored this daughter, book dedicated to him.

what i have learned is, i have written biographies, bingham family of louisville. we take a letter of a piece of evidence, there is a ah-huh, this anger daughter wrote a letter to her father. my grandfather working away in san antonio then adored this daughter, book dedicated to him. she was then gone up to new york and going to school at columbia. he wrote her a furious letter. >> your grandfather? >> yes. you have broken your promise and haven't been putting yourself full time, although the book would you say in the front of "new york times". he pulled the carpet on her. that kind of thing. you could leap on that and say, well that says it all, doesn't it? one of the things i learned about writing about family is there aren't answers to so many questions. it is a mistake in a family to think every question has an answer. one of the questions i had going into the book was, do we pass sibling relationships down? was the fact that my father had such a difficult relationship with his older sister, was that the thing? going into writing this book i would say there it

including a nationally publicized acquittals of actor robert blake and civil rights lawyer stephen bingham to his left is a career public defender from washington state. she is a blunder and has her own -- blogger and has her own blog. so'. does the media contributes to a negative misconception of public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense attorneys? >> no, thank you. [laughter] >> absolutely yes. i think for the most part, there is the lack of understanding on the part of the american public on more critical role of the public defender. it is laid down in our sixth amendment. we do not teach it properly in primary school education. the public learned of it through the news media and come to some extent, through the entertainment media. most of my colleagues, and it with a bias that is predisposed against the criminal defendant and criminal defense attorney there for. i do not think there are aware of this bias for the most part, but i'm speaking from my own anecdotal experience. my reason to get into the business is to counter that bias. i came from a car rear as a criminal defe

come on in. [ laughter ] >> my name is rebecca bingham and we have four kids. we have kind of a loud and active family and at thanksgiving we like to have a lot of people over. >> reporter: how many people? >> i think we planned for 40. >> reporter: 40 people? >> i started doing a lot of the stuff last night. you can do potatoes ahead of time but this morning i started about 6:00. >> reporter: 6:00. >> i enjoy it. halfway done with the turkey in the oven it wasn't cooking. we had an oven blowout. my pilot light went out and it wasn't working. >> reporter: you have 40 people coming and your oven wasn't working? i put one turkey in the roaster to have extra and then i called my neighbors in a panic lie do you because i had a lot of my food done the night before i got shove it in their ovens. i live by you don't take someone else's stuffing out when they're cooking your turkey. the best part is when you it stick your fingers under the skin and rub the butter in there. i used about six pounds of butter today. [ laughter ] >> so i hope you're staying. potatoes? both

. >> my name is rebecca bingham. we have four kids.have kind of a loud and active family and at thanksgiving we like to have a lot of people over. >> how many people? >> i think we planned for 40. >> 40 people? >> i started doing a lot of the stuff last night. you can do potatoes ahead of time. but this morning i started at about 6:00 a.m. >> 6:00 a.m.? >> yes. >> i enjoy it. halfway through my turkey being done in the oven i realized it wasn't cooking. we had an oven blowout. my pilot light went out and it wasn't working. >> you have 40 people coming and your oven is not working. >> luckily enough i put one turkey in the roaster just to have extra then i called my neighbors in a panic like we do. because i had a lot of my food done i got to shove it in their often. >> there is an old addage that i live by you don't take someone's stuffing out when they are cooking your turkey. >> get to rub the butter. >> how much butter? >> 6 pounds of butter i used today. >> mashed potatoes. sweet potatoes. brussel sprouts. green bean cas role. mike

>> the 53-year-old bingham was the only passenger on the road trip.ed as though she had no clue why she was being arrested. >> why they take me, too? >> for the transporting of the drugs. were you with the gal taking the drugs? >> what drugs? >> investigators say there's no question both women drove this toyota s.u.v. filled with duffel bags. inside the duffel bags were vacuum-filled bags of marijuana. they had traveled through four states before reaching texas. >> i know they were this this vehicle and came from fresno county. >> sheriff investigators say the women were they methodical about the route they took and they never left the car unattended. even when they stopped to use the restroom, one of the women always stayed behind. >> texas authorities also arrested the man who fresno county detectives believe was the master mind, timothy due wane. action news learned he's a former madeira county probation officer who recently lost his job. madeira county officials will not reveal the reason for the dismissal since it's a personnel issue. the woman t

come on in. [ laughter ] >> my name is rebecca bingham and we have four kids.e have kind of a loud and active family and at thanksgiving we like to have a lot of people over. >> reporter: how many people? >> i think we planned for 40. >> reporter: 40 people? >> i started doing a lot of the stuff last night. you can do potatoes ahead of time but this morning i started about 6:00. >> reporter: 6:00. >> i enjoy it. halfway done with the turkey in the oven it wasn't cooking. we had an oven blowout. my pilot light went out and it wasn't working. >> reporter: you have 40 people coming and your oven wasn't working? >> no. i put one turkey in the roaster to have extra and then i called my neighbors in a panic like you do, and because i had a lot of my food done the night before i got shove it in their ovens. i live by you don't take someone else's stuffing out when they're cooking your turkey. the best part is when you it stick your fingers under the skin and rub the butter in there. i used about six pounds of butter today. [ laughter ] >> so i hope you're staying. pot

an advanced manufacturing tax credit for clean energy that senator bingham and i were able to get intoecovery act. it's made a world of difference. we have at least 12 companies in michigan doing similar kinds of things that you're talking about. retooling loans that have taken plants and allowed retooling loans to retool them to some other clean energy purpose. ford, for example, is bringing new car production from mexico for the ford focus back from mexico to wayne, michigan, because of a partnership with the federal government to retool a plant. so those are the kinds of things we're doing. we need to do that much more aggressively. we need to stay focused on manufacturing and the related items of research and development and so on. but that's how we grow the economy. >> one last question for you. your colleagues over on the house side, as we speak, are voting on their leadership in the house. do you think that they should retain the same leaders that they had before this election? >> i think that the house needs to make their own decisions on leadership, whoever it is, i just want

. >> andrew bingham. >> last year, the prime minister saw how high peak borough council, through a pioneeringlliance with staffordshire moorlands, had delivered efficiency savings of almost 2.4 million pounds over the past two years. will he assure the house that he will strive to support councils such as high peak, which have sought to deliver better value for money and ensure that local people benefit as a result? >> the honorable gentleman makes an extremely good point. my council does exactly the same thing -- it shares a chief executive, and soon more of the management team, with a neighboring council. all councils can look at that. frankly, it is not just councils. police forces and other organizations can look at shared services to drive down costs, so that we make sure we focus on the front line. those are some of the reforms we need, to make sure that at a time of tight budgets we keep the good services we want. >> angus robertson. >> in a few weeks' time, the prime minister will decide whether he will close raf lossiemouth, in addition to closing raf kinloss, which would lead to the

. >> andrew bingham? >> and in my constituency have suffered due to excessive traffic. as we try to get the best from the meager resources from the party opposite -- what -- what -- what words can the prime minister offer his encouragement to the residents that will bypass us in the future. >> they don't like to hear about the mess they left this country in. but just in case there aren't any doubt, we'll be talking about the mess they're making not in five months time but in five years time too. now, in terms of transporting expenditure, we are spending 30 billion pounds on transport investment. that is more than government and the party opposite planned and that means there will be schemes ahead and i wish him well with the work he'll be doing with the department of transport. >> it's now nearly four years since the collapse that left hundreds of people thousands of people throughout the country without a christmas. they have not received one penny compensation or or an explanation yet. will the prime minister meet with me to bring this story to a conclusion as soon as

if you are john tester in montana or jeff bingham in new mexico, or bob casey in pennsylvania, which you have to look at the fact that americas is basically saying, hell no, not now, never to obama care. the president can dig in his heels and hope he can piece together a narrow electoral college win. but if they stick with obama care it will be like defending high unemployment or swine flu. obama care is bad for people and the democrats in the senate want to make a tradeoff. let's repeal the 1099 part. mitch mcconnell and jon kyl are not going to get horn swaggled here. the exchanges have to be done. the cuts to dr. pay have to begin. this bill is killing american healthcare and the average american knows that and these democratic senators know that. shannon: what if the house and the senate get something passed through both houses. if it gets to the white house, it's waiting for a veto. so what good will it do? if the democrats know they will make a sacrifice and vote against democrats knowing the president will likely veto whatever they send, is it worth it to take the risk? >> if

. >> andrew bingham? >> and in my constituency have suffered due to excessive traffic. as we try to get the best from the meager resources from the party opposite -- what -- what -- what words can the prime minister offer his encouragement to the residents that will bypass us in the future. >> they don't like to hear about the mess they left this country in. but just in case there aren't any doubt, we'll be talking about the mess they're making not in five months time but in five years time too. now, in terms of transporting expenditure, we are spending 30 billion pounds on transport investment. that is more than government and the party opposite planned and that means there will be schemes ahead and i wish him well with the work he'll be doing with the department of transport. >> it's now nearly four years since the collapse that left hundreds of people thousands of people throughout the country without a christmas. they have not received one penny compensation or or an explanation yet. will the prime minister meet with me to bring this story to a conclusion as soon as

. >> and bingham was at omb, and in fact i followed him to the housing branch at omb, and when i first got there i tried to cover up his mistakes but failed miserably. [laughter] in particular, we look at programs in the federal housing administration and had to do with middle and low-income housing. and after i was there for a short time, i realized that basically no matter what changes we made it didn't really have much impact, and it was at that time -- i think i can still remember i first came across the concept of tax expenditures that basically what was running these programs was at that time called syndication of the accelerated depreciation, and so i convinced a small firm those very popular in selling these things, lean and ed singh, in fact if you are in montgomery county there is something called edsin lurleen but to give me a free course and syndication, and i started learning how tax expenditures, these tax lwas really dominated programs, and what is the one -- of the bridge change dramatically in 1986, but at least you could have an impact on it. i see that now because th

. >> andrew bingham? >> and in my constituency have suffered due to excessive traffic. as we try to get the best from the meager resources from the party opposite -- what -- what -- what words can the prime minister offer his encouragement to the residents that will bypass us in the future. >> they don't like to hear about the mess they left this country in. but just in case there aren't any doubt, we'll be talking about the mess they're making not in five months time but in five years time too. now, in terms of transporting expenditure, we are spending 30 billion pounds on transport investment. that is more than government and the party opposite planned and that means there will be schemes ahead and i wish him well with the work he'll be doing with the department of transport. >> it's now nearly four years since the collapse that left hundreds of people thousands of people throughout the country without a christmas. they have not received one penny compensation or or an explanation yet. will the prime minister meet with me to bring this story to a conclusion as soon as

. >> ed bingham was at omb and i followed him there to the housing branch add-on be. when i first got there i tried to cover up his mistakes, but failed miserably. [laughter] >> in particular we looked at programs any federal housing administration and had to do with middle and low-income housing. and after i was there for a short time i realized that basically no matter what changes we made didn't really have a mpeg pic it was at that time, i think i so remember, that i first came across concept of tax expenditures. that basically what was running these programs was, at that time called syndication of the accelerated depreciation. and so i convinced a law firm that was very popular in selling these things, lane and it's an. in fact, if you are up to montgomery county, there's something called -- to give me a free entry course in syndication. and i started learning how tax expenditures, these tax laws, really dominated the programs. and, they would change dramatically in 1986, but at least you could have an impact on them. i say that now because that was 20 years ago.