brian is that a kilmade? >> brian: it could be. then. >> steve: remember back in the '80s. denim was king. and the father knew denim and mullies. >> brian: it is a mullet bonanza. >> steve: awkward family 80s edition. that is nice. >> brian: everyone is excited about def leppard they are checking out the turf and tage and band that sold 100 million albums >> chris: fantastic. a couple of days ago president of the observation made a observation. >> about payments is like somebody goes to a restaurantt and orders a big steak din yer martini and all of that stuff and just as you sit down they leave. >> steve: how ironic he's talking about dining and dashing . gretch gretchh that was a hit on the republicans blaming and deficit and then leaving the scene by going out of town and the president was left with a huge mess to clean up. guess what happens. when you make comments like that, don't do the same thing in real life. that's what happened to kenny on capitol hill. the president took out two locall barbers. >> brian: secret service.

i got off to a slow start. >>brian: it is foggy out there, that is for sure. a lot of " conditions around the bay area. as we go into tomorrow it will be even cooler the will we had on sunday. low clouds inland. for tomorrow, fog in the morning and drizzle. tests >>vicki: the man at the center of the l.a. riots -- l.a. riots is dead. his fiancee phantom at the bottom of his wine pool this morning. >> nearly two months after the 20th anniversary of the l.a. riots, rodney king was found dead. his fiancee it's laced a 911 called early sunday morning. he was found at the bottom of this woman called and pronounced dead at alcosta. >> a drowning investigation is being conducted. preliminarily there is no sign of foul play. >>vicki: here's a look at the rises for its april 29th, 1992. >> in this video, litters climbing through the broken glass of storefront windows, stealing merchandise into running off. all of this happened in downtown san francisco on the day the rodney king verdict was announced. dozens of cops on motorcycles and on foot flooded the streets of down

>> brian: they don't listen to me, steve. and i want aesome. because the nine-year-old gets catapulted into the netting. >> gretchen: what we learn today is you're supposed to jump solo. >> steve: today is flag day. we're celebrating that, and it was on this date back in june 14, 1775 that the continental army got started and today and this week, the u.s. army celebrating their 357th anniversary. happy anniversary, folks. >> brian: yeah, the army is the oldest service who fought to establish the nation, as you know. without the army, we don't win. >> steve: good day for a camouflage cake. >> gretchen: sounds good. let's get your headlines. a developing story, air force cv helicopter crashed during a training mission, injuring all four crew members in florida. the crew taken to an area hospital. their conditions not being released at this time. the osprey flies like an airplane, but lands like a helicopter. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> we're getting a look at brand-new video of an suv that slammed right into a house o

a beautiful night. notice that we have clear skies over the entire state of california. >>brianre's a look at what your temperatures for like around the bay area today. here is if the date your 7 day around the bay. >>vicki: >> said ground rules and rules of the road for the family in terms of what they can do, how long they can be on line, what they can share and who they can friends. >>vicki: is there a new iphone about to be unveiled? coming up the latest possibilities from apple. the signs read danger that is not stopping people from crossing. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. [ motors revving ] ♪ [ motor turns over ] [ liquid pouring ] [ chain saw buzzing ] [ male announcer ] what if everything ran on gas? then again, what if everything didn't? the 100% electric, zero-gas nissan leaf. innovation for the planet. innovation for all. ♪ >>stanley: a hole in the offense is just a hole in offe

. >> brian: a student at ps-90 it is a great day to sing. >> gretchin: power of the public . when you speak up, you can get it done. they will sing "america the beautiful" instead of baby, baby. >> brian: but not "god bless the usa" >> gretchin: getting to the headlines, an air force plane crash injured all five members on board. it happened in florida. the crew is taken to the hospital. ausprey lands leak a plane. investigation under way. a manhunt underway for a trauma surgeon. he is a former weapon's expert. the person in the death of jacqueline newsbee. it happened yesterday where she worked as a reception and was his ex-girlfriend. they came up empty handed in jordin's home in lake view. lance armstrong's title in jeopary. the agency said he used performance enhancing drugs and blood trus trician and masking agents n a statement he said these are the same charges and witnesses that the justice department chose not to pursue. i never doped and unlike many of my accusers i have have raced for 25 years with no spike in performance passed more than 500 drug tests. in philadel

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a huge uproar from the faculty. sullivan is the first female president ever at the university of virginia. brian. >>> new video released in the trayvon martin case. the man describing the deadly shooting, none other than george zimmerman. he told police at the shooting scene, and while he was hooked up to a lie detector test. and check out the run down. we're back.  >>> new details in the trayvon martin case. tonight for the first time we're hearing george zimmerman in his own words, describing the events leading up to the shooting death of the unarmed teenager. the new video released by zimmerman's lawyer shows him giving police his version of what happened, and taking a lie detector test. phil keating has details. >> and just hitched his arm and i grabbed my gun, and i aimed it at him, and fired one shot. >> reporter: george zimmerman describing the moment he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin. zimmerman recounting the events to sanford police detectives just one day after the shooting. zimmerman explains he saw martin walking around the neighborhood in the rain, thin

brian. >> a lot of ocean to cross and a lot more like it right behind it. mark hanrahan reporting for us from oregon tonight, thanks. >>> in pennsylvania, a jury has been selected to decide the fate of jerry sandusky, the former penn state football coach accused of abusing boys, now facing over 50 criminal counts to which he has pleaded not guilty. jurors are seven women, five men. many of them have close ties to the penn state community, a huge employer and such a big part of life in that area. >>> tonight for the first time, we're seeing a fascinating first draft of american history, 147 years after the assassination of abraham lincoln. a researcher with a good hunch has discovered a long forgotten document written by the first doctor to reach the dying president's side that night, just minutes after he was shot at ford's theater in washington. our report tonight from nbc's pete williams. >> it's a riveting account from an army doctor who was in ford's theater that fateful night in 1865. dr. charles leal, just 23 years old, guessed he was sitting about 40

a $29 value, free. [click-click] [♪...] >> brian: this is a fox news alert.edwards found not guilty on one count and mistrial on five others. the former vice presidential candidate spoke moments ago. >> while i did not believe i did anything illegal or ever thought i was doing anything illegal i did an awful, awful lot that was wrong. and there is no one else responsible for my sins. none of the people who came to court and testified are responsible. nobody working for government is responsible. i am responsible. if i want to find the person who should be held accountable for my sins, honestly i don't have to go any further than the mirror. it's me. me and me alone. >> brian: he was careful to say because he knows they could retry five counts, even though it seems unlikely. >> kimberly: it was well-tailored and no surprise given his ability as a litigator. he doesn't want to come out and sound boastful or cocky. he wants to sound contrite, believing he didn't do anything illegal but it was morally wrong. and talk about his relationship with god and that god w

this is a terrible thing -- >> brian: you think race has a role. >> darrell issa and john boehner alloweds. all the black people walked out. >> brian: any time they're not happy, they played the race card. >> it doesn't matter. did race play a role in clarence thomas? probably not. did race play a role in eric holder? probably not. but they gave ammunition to the other side to reach that conclusion. this is congressional graffiti. this is legislative vandalism. darrell issa knew that there was not even a strong suspicion that eric holder knew about fast and furious. they could have negotiated this. they could have gotten the information they needed for the poor family -- >> brian: he doesn't agree with you. >> unnecessarily, this -- >> brian: isn't the race card being played every time controversial happens over the last fewer years? >> steve: take it out in the hall. okay? >> brian: no race card with obamacard. that's no problem. but there is a race card when something goes wrong with fast and furious. >> steve: we're out of time. >> let the november election -- >> gretchen: you opened u

and you saw a picture of the attorney general and brian terry who died as a result of fast & furious.e and it puts into our minds what the real question of the day is, who is the real victim of fast & furious? brian terry? or the attorney general. if you listen to mr. reverend around -- sharpton, they will tell you that mr. holder is a result of racial injustice. there's no credibility to that charge whatsoever. when you say something like that, it delegitamizes real instances of racism in this country which has no place in our society but what we have now again is the white house doing kind of the shuffle here saying, ok, we'll show you 30 pages of stuff. we'll show a little leg and stuff that's probably, as i said before, privileged but back off on this. they've kind of reached a melting point. the contempt is going to go forward. it will be sent to the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c. for prosecution. congress is -- has moved on this. >> let me ask you this -- i'm glad you address the racial component. >> it's important because it e pollutes the national dialogue. >> absolutely. p

a big difference. thank the and who >>brian: strong winds, 30-45 m.p.h. otential thunderstorm for the north bay. here is a look at future test. by midnight, dry conditions. it is release 5 by 6:00 a.m.. spreading south of the morning commute. by noon is already beginning to taper off. there could be leftover showers even into the afternoon. chilly timber as tomorrow, in the 60s for the south bay, 60s in the east bay valleys. how their >>brian: or can a visionary colleague are part of the air force industries to take and technology in ohio. although he typically works with smaller vehicles, the technology is being tested on larger aircraft as well. >> we're doing automated aerial refueling flight tests. we also did flight tests on a dc-3. >> each of these had a capability. none of the robots new-age other's capabilities. one of them had a black and white camera and could detect tubes but did not know what color they were. if it detected a to it would say, i found it, i need someone to tell me what color. one of the other robots have a color camera, it would

>> brian: he doesn't like being yelled at. ader. >> steve: absolutely. all my kids played it. >> brian: one wanted the drums, she got the drums. you know what she did? switched to the flute. >> steve: if you allow her to do that, you're nuts. >> brian: we're going to learn about dads a little later. >> steve: father's day is coming. >> gretchen: if we have time. let's get to your headlines. he led police on a wild search for three days. at one point officers used drills to tear apart a home they believed he was hiding in. but overnight, he surrendered after he contact add lawyer for help. he's charged with murdering three people near auburn university. >> in some sense, it was really a case like this, there is no relief because those boys aren't coming home tonight. >> gretchen: two victims killed were former university football players. both of them only 20 years old. >>> raging wildfire in colorado burned an area bigger than washington, d.c firefighters managing to contain only 10% of this fire and say it could be until fall,

[laugh] so we knew that we were being relied on by brian. a few weeks back, mrs. lee called brian early in the morning to tell him not to bother picking them up because they were already at the hospital. mr. lee was ill and she had taken him to the er. the next day or so, brian, on his lunchtime, found out that mr. lee had been admitted to the hospital and he went up to mr. lee's room and just stuck his head in just to say hello. and the minute mr. lee saw him he went [gesture thumb up in the air] like that. and mrs. lee said, "he's telling you again you're number one driver. so brian really appreciated that; he thought that was really sweet. but he could see mr. lee wasn't doing so well so he left really quickly. and unfortunately, mr. lee passed away that evening. that had a great impact on brian and me. it was very sad, but it was so touching that he had seen mr. lee and mr. lee had confirmed that brian was "number one driver." >> this is san francisco paratransit. it's not perfect; we have our ups and downs: late trips, frustrated customers, stressed out driver

brian? >> a terrible situation out there in colorado springs tonight. miguel almaguer covering for us. miguel, thanks. >>> up next here this evening, too close to call. they've looked at it closely. a race so close even a photo finish wasn't enough. >>> a government panel is tonight urging doctors to conduct regular obesity screening during check-ups. they say they should regularly calculate the body mass index for every patient they see. for example, a normal bmi is less than 25 and an obesity bmi begins around 30. >>> well, it started out beautifully. eric and megan had a beautiful wedding in michigan and a reception right there on gun lake in shelbyville but during the wedding photos ended up in gun lake because the quaint, wooden dock there on gun lake just couldn't handle that many people. it was a big wedding party. >>> in the era of digital photography a true photo finish is rare these days but there was a real tie in the u.s. track and field olympic qualifying trials in the women's 100 mile meter race. an exceedingly rare dead heat for third plac

have a good weekend. i'm brian williams. have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> to me will is a hero and we should be applauding his willingness to stand up. >> high praise for william lynch and his emotional testimony over his beating of a south bay priest. supporters say the wrong man is on trial. good evening, everyone. >> tears and stronger motions in a san jose courtroom today. william lynch described how he and his brother

back to you, brian. >>> a gruesome confession from a murder suspect. police say a man admitted to killing his roommate and then eating parts of his body. the details of this story are very disturbing to warn you. fox 5's maureen umeh with more. >> harford county police say this is one of the most bizarre brutal killings they've seen. they're testing the remains to make sure they're dealing with one victim but aren't ruling out anything. harford county police say 21- year-old morgan state university student alexander kinyua confessed to killing his housemate cutting him up with a knife and eating his heart and part of his brain. detectives found 37-year-old's kujoe agyei-kodie's body parts tuesday in the garbage of the down house he shared with the victim. >> it is really sad. they are such a good family. >> reporter: the disturbing crime began to unfold last friday when kinyua's father reported kodie missing. on saturday his brother found the body parts and police say he confronted kinyua who said they were animal remains. kinyua's father called the po

perhaps a sign of what is to come and what awaits the other accusers in this case. brian. >> john yang starting us off from pennsylvania tonight. thanks. now to the american west, while summer is still officially ten days off this could be an epic fire season and sadly it is off to a roaring start. today the focus shifted to colorado and a fire so big and so explosive it is moving at a top speed of 40 feet per second, driven by 30-mile-an-hour winds and it is officially out of control. our report tonight from nbc's charles hadlock. >> reporter: flames leaping 300 feet into the rocky mountain sky, residents and fire fighters fear the worst is still ahead. >> a very aggressive fire, it's fuel driven. wind driven. so conditions have not been favorable. >> reporter: starting as a single plume of smoke saturday it quickly exploded into the largest fire in this part of colorado in 25 years. from space, smoke spreads as far away as nebraska and south dakota. >> it looked like a volcano was going off at our house. >> reporter: jeremy foreman is one of thouz of people who evacuate

he is two shots of a lead. brian davis, a bogey for the first nine. six birdies.dnd in is tomorrow. two cases -- two famous racing names. a while it looked like dan a going to win.s final lap. into the gravel pit. that was not pleasant. finished 12th. he gets his first career win. today, a nationwide tour. the olympics getting closer winning intoout a the decathlon on. running the hurdles, but you cannot push them over or you are disqualified. the comeback story of 49-year old jamie moyer is over. he pitched pretty well in the minors. have a spotdid not him on the major league roster. 49, he is not the pitcher in baseball history. , it was an interesting character. >> he was 59. >> more year is almost like a freak of nature. he had a surgery and came back. >> he has a face only a mother could love. mugly who lives in england. his honors traveled all the way california to compete in the world's ugliest dog contest. is the first time a competitor from the u.k., much less one. he won britain oppose the dog contest seven years ago. dog contest seven years ago. [ male

have a great weekend, brian. where is the race for the white house today? . hogwash. a leading republican describes the administration's response in fast and furious. we will see you in ten short minutes on "america's newsroom" well hello, welcome to hotels.com. summer road trip, huh? uhuh yep uch let's find you a room. at hotels.com, you'll always find the perfect hotel. because we only do hotels. wow. i like that. nice no. laugh... awe uch ooh, yeah hmm nice huh book it! oh boy call me... this summer, we're finding you the perfect place - plus giving you up to $100 at hotels.com >> brian: why are we surrounded by people? >> steve: it's show time! >> anna: let's give a hand for o.a.r. they're singing the song "you got to be wrong sometime." guys, hit it. can't wait. ♪ baby don't you wait that long ♪ ♪ tell me that song ♪ something about the way you move ♪ ♪ yeah you get to me ♪ like a melody ♪ i don't want to wait all night ♪ ♪ this is going to pass me by ♪ i only want to make you smile smile ♪ ♪ like i always do ♪ show me how you really feel ♪ make it all

so this is a good thing i think this is brian interested more should go ahead go ahead jump in i think i think the example of yugoslavia by your guest in turkey is turned upside down yugoslavia was a multinational country that lived in relative peace between the nationalities for a long time until the soviet union collapsed and then western powers noticing knowing that it was vulnerable because it was multinational started arming and financing different groups based on nationality and creating the conditions for civil war in bosnia and then at the end nato went in and dropped twenty three thousand bombs and missiles on serbia for three months until they could break away kosovo and we colonized that is that something good is that something is that the kind of action that we want for syria of course not of course what happens in syria i'm not defending every element of the assad government far from it. how a government functions internally matters a great deal to the people in the country and there could be lots of legitimate grievances which there are i'm talking about what the western

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a tanning booth. wow. let's head over to brian who has a special guest. >> becoming miss u.s.a.m just became reality. i'll pause. >> miss u.s.a. 2012, rhode island! >> for the former miss rhode island turned miss u.s.a., she never imagined she would bear this title. in fact, miss u.s.a. was only her second competition ever. joining us right now, olivia culpo, newly crowned miss u.s.a. congratulations. >> thank you. >> that was an extremely shocked look on your face. when you were in the finals, you must be thinking to yourself it's going to happen, right? >> when you're in the finals? no. >> in the final two? >> no! i didn't know -- i didn't know that i was going to win. i didn't think i was going to get in the top 16 but i mean, i was just so happy at the time. i was beside myself. i don't know. >> all right. we see the crown right there in your hand. >> yes. >> and you go to boston university. you're going to take a year off to do the thing for miss u.s.a. and try to win miss universe. you owe it all to band camp. >> i do. >> you do? >> i think i do. playing the cello and work

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a tuesday evening. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. f course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. on this tuesday, i'm jessica aguir aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. a lack of green is forcing san jose to see brown. budget cuts have forced city officials to implement brownouts in several fire stations and the chief admits that it could lead to some critical delays in an emergency. nbc bay area's marianne favro has the new details. she is live at one of these stations we're talking about with a closer look it at the impact on public safety. marianne? >> reporter: for $20 million

a bowl by an employee. oh, that hurts to watch. what happened next? details. >> brianident hosni mubarak is now in a coma. he recently received a life sentence for having protesters killed in the country's revolution. >>> here is another reason why you need more sleep. a new study found healthy middle aged people who regularly got less than six hours of sleep are at a significantly increased risk of stroke. guy, be careful. >> steve: yeah. thanks for that pick me up. >> brian: thanks, great. >> steve: when the president of the united states visits a war memorial on memorial day, should veterans be allowed to mourn by his side? this year because of high security, many were turned away at the door of the vietnam war memorial. >> alisyn: joining us is retired army lieutenant, john sylvester. you could not get in. correct? >> that's absolutely correct. along with a number of others of our association, the 11th armored cavalry association or black horse. >> steve: what bothers you the most about this? obviously there are security concerns and this was handled by the departm

senate youth program brings students to washington for a week of government and leadership education. this year, brian kamoie made an impact, a senior director on the white house national security staff. >> i started with a mind-set of what it is it like to be them and now that i'm in this role, what could i share with them that either i wish i had known along the way or that they will remember when they leave washington week which as you've mentioned is a very intense rapid fire experience. so if you leave a few key encouraging messages, at a time where you know where it's very easy to be cynical about politics, it's a good thing to encourage young people to pursue public service. >> more with brian kamoie sunday at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >> watergate was not a caper. it was about a fundamental attempt by the president of the united states to misuse and abuse the constitution, obstruct justice, and more than anything, to try and undermine the very electoral process. >> it's been 40 years since the watergate break-in. >> if you really look at it, they rigged or tampered with everyone's vo

richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. a western diplomatic source told me the syrian regime is "wobbling." there are now according to this source, regular gun battles, very close to the presidential palace. in downtown damascus. and that the syrian regime is having command and control problems over its own armed forces. now, does wobbling, brian, mean that bashir al-assad is about to get on plane and leave the country? probably not. but it means that he has less control over what is going on on the ground, because a civil war is breaking out between sunis and shiites. i was told this is not shaping up to look like libya where there was a unified opposition fighting an unpopular dictator, but more like baghdad with militia groups fighting along sectarian lines. >> and appalling violence every day. richard engel from cairo. richard, thanks as always. >>> in this country a lot of us woke up to a bizarre story out of the west coast that the u.s. secretary of commerce had been involved in two hit-and-run accidents in california

senate youth program brings students to washington for a week of government and leadership education. this year brian kamoie made an impact. he's a senior director on the white house security staff. >> i started with the mind set what is it like to be them? and now that i'm in this role, what could i share with them that either i wish i had known along the way or that they will remember when they leave washington week as you've mentioned is a very intense rapid fire experience. if they leave a few key encouraging messages at a time where you know where it's very easy to be cynical about politics, it's a good thing to encourage young people to pursue public service. >> more with brian kamoie sunday at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. >>> next week on washington journal spotlight on magazines, peter el kin on his fortune magazine article "the last days of mf global", that's the finance firm that was headed by former new jersey governor john corzine. it collapsed late last year with more than $1.6 billion in customer money missing. you can find a link to the article on your website cspan.org and the

>>brian: a beautiful sunset over the pacific ocean. here is a live the view from mt. tam.louds pushing into the bay area. those clouds are head of the weather system that is getting closer as we go into monday. it will bring in the chance of rain. windy conditions in mt. tam. winds are at 30 m.p.h.. same for sfo and fairfield for. here is the view of the satellite. high clouds streaming in across the state. offshore, we have a weather system that is a late-season storm. it is unseasonably strong and getting closer to california as we speak. by tomorrow night we will see increasing clouds and eventually the chance of light rain starting on monday morning. what we get from this looks to be really like. maybe if you hundreds of an inch and that is it. the north bay could get in excess of a quarter of an inch along with strong winds and the possibility of a thunderstorm. here is future task. by noon tomorrow, there is the cloud cover in great beginning to increase. all of the rain states of the north and eventually begins to move to the south as a going to monday sleaziest the

what a mess. brian?formal event donning stylish shades. what's really up with her newfound glitz and glamour? our next guest stays not a fashion statement, but a political one and they mean big moves for president obama's reelection campaign. michael goodwin voted for president obama in 2008. he's a fox news columnist. what do you think they're up to now in the white house? >> look, last week was a very unusual week for hillary clinton. she did an interview with james baker, one of her republican predecessors. she wrote an op ed for the "wall street journal" about trade with russia and she took to this press conference wearing these cat glasses, was all fun. i say she was serious, she was fun, but she wasn't partisan. i believe this is part of a transition that eventually will have her replace joe biden on the presidential ticket. and the reason i say that is the president is in trouble. this is going to be a close election right now. things are not getting better. they're getting worse. the economy is n

>>brian: what a beautiful day it has been hit a gorgeous evening. bay bridge and san francisco. the fog is way out here. the reason it is over the ocean is because of these northern winds. they have come out of the north and blow towards the ocean. they're keeping the fog away. here is allowances a.m. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the '60s. things rapidly warming to the day. by the afternoon, a lot of '90s for the north bay, east and south bay. '80s by the bay. similar to what we saw today. look for upper 80s and low 90s in the south bay. >>vicki: , now we're want to get a look at the animated movie that pushed prometheus' out of first place at the box office. ♪ [ kari ] i used to serve my country in the u.s. army. ♪ then, i was hit by a drunk driver and lost my legs. but that didn't change a thing. because i still serve my country, i just wear a different uniform. [ male announcer ] citi is joining kari miller to give back to the paralympic military & veterans program. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help u.s. athletes mak

a loud thump. brianing from a height of nearly 30 feet. ouch. >> i put out my wrist, broke both bones straight away. hit face first, scraped my nose, knocked half a tooth out. got a big flash of light.ç thank god it didn't knock me out. >> dazed, confused and on fire, he stumbles around looking for the trash can of water. as precious seconds tick away, what was supposed to be a fun stunt turns gravely serious. >> my life was in perilous danger, and i'd better do something quick here. otherwise, i'm going to burn and fry. >> he says his broken wrist makes it impossible for him to lift the trash can and pour water on himself. >> my ears started getting burned, and it started going through the clothing. >> no one seems to know what to do. finally, with possibly seconds from death, he lays down as one of the police officers who stopped earlier to see what was going on comes to his aid and goes for that can of water. >> officer cosgrove picked it up and doused the man who was on fire out and called for an am

border patrol agents were engaged in a shootout with armed mexican bandits preying on illegal immigrants. one of the agents was 40-year-old brian terry, a three-year veteran who had served as a u.s. marine and gone through boot camp at camp pendleton in my district. during that firefight, a bullet pierced agent terry's aorta. he died in that canyon. two weapons were found at the scene. they were later traced to an operation conducted by the department of justice called fast and furious. 16 months ago, this committee along with senator chuck grassley launched an investigation into whistle blowers' allegations regarding fast and furious. we became involved only after senator grassley was told he would not receive answers from the justice department because in fact, he did not have subpoena power and was not the chairman. in the course of our investigation, the committee has uncovered serious wrongdoing by the justice department. that wrongdoing led to 2,000 weapons crossing the mexican border that cost lives on both sides of the border, including brian terry's. a year and a half later, the terry family is still searching for answ

let me know if you would punish the child. >> steve: he's a kid. >> brian: your job as a parent is not this. >> brian: i am. >> steve: we have talked about that big win ding they had the gsa did, in las vegas a while back where they spent, what, three quarters of a million dollar. well, now the federal government is going to spend a million dollars to send a whole bunch of people from the 9th circuit court of appeals out west to maui because they got a really good deal at 230 bucks a night at the hyatt regency. >> brian: senator session social security upset about this. senator grass israeli upset about this. they thought once they shined a spotlight on it, they will take their annual convention and do it closer to home. >> alisyn: oh, no. that's not their plan. they say quite unabashedly they must go to maui because it is so much less expensive than had they chosen alaska or idaho. >> steve: how is that cheaper? >> alisyn: i don't know the answer, but they say that it's $230 a night for their accommodations as opposed to some other things they looked at. has anyone ever heard of a sta

a solo career. he's dead and 66. gretch? >> thank you, brian. makers want attorney general eric holder to tell the truth over the botched fast & furious operation. they're getting frustrated. take a look at what happened on capitol hill yesterday. >> if you've taken the time to look up our subpoena and find out what material you have responsive to it or you simply invented a privilege that doesn't exist. >> you say internally -- >> internally, have you pulled all that information. >> we've processed millions of electronic records and viewed over 140,000 documents and produced to you about 7600. >> 140,000 documents, how many documents are responsive that you are withholding at this time? >> we produced 7600. >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7600. >> i would beg to allow -->> the lady is out of order! would the lady please -- >> parliamentary inquiry. >> ok, the committee says it has documents that contradict the attorney general's claim that senior officials of the justice department knew nothing about the gun handling scandal. you might h