miss carr. your friend has returned to the carriage. apparently she was talking to one of the nurses in another compartment. of course she was. professor, miss froy has been discovered and i'm determined that you meet her. miss froy! you're not miss froy. no, i'm not miss froy. i am frau kummer. i told you this when we had our tea together. but... no, this is not the woman... i had tea with miss froy. no, i am not mad. this isn't right. mrs. barnes met her. she'll tell you this isn't her. i will fetch mrs. barnes and we can put an end to this silly charade. excuse me. miss evelyn: my dear, you do look quite forlorn. is something wrong? would you mind awfully if i let you into my confidence? i have told the reverend we had to leave early because i am missing our son. you may be frank with us, mrs. barnes. the reverend and i met late in life. of course we understood the likelihood of a child was virtually impossible, so you can imagine our ecstasy when our son gabriel was born. as you know, the reverend forbade all talk of him while we we

i believe miss carr is in a dangerous mental state. i believe what she probably needs more than anything is sleep. i think she could even be quite well afterwards. she's refusing to sleep. my suggestion is that we give her a harmless sedative, which should be given by force if she objects. i thought it important to give my opinion. thank you. wait, wait. i think i agree with you. she said she felt much better when she woke up after the tea, and it would certainly be a lot easier to look after her. it would be a gross interference with miss carr's personal liberty. what do you suggest we do? well, i believe that iris is hysterical and a salutary shock will bring her to her senses. can i offer you some advice? i don't want advice. the doctor says that as a result of your sunstroke, you are very slightly and only temporarily deranged. i am not mad. it's nothing to be worried about, but unless you can manage to keep perfectly quiet, the doctor says he may be forced to ensure that you do not travel alone. you only have to keep calm and ever

athe carr. and you know the da person here as well speaker, you know, the collaboration of working together really makes a difference and you know it's nice to go to bed at night know our animals will save too. so thank you all very much. this is a terrific experience and for us all to learn from. thank you >> dr. marshall. >> great job captain alumni it all starts with the chief. there's a reason we pass his name on to the mayor and the mayor picked him. he knows what's best you're only as good as the people at the top. so keep it rolling; right? >> i have to tell you dr. marshall and i are veterans the commission. we'd hold a meetings in the neighborhood. we wonder was the dream meeting i think this is it. we were engaged and have the district attorney's office involved. we've had meetings where the community didn't want to keep the captain or the officers. and to hear this what we're heard tonight the collaboration of what everyone's done and the captain who's a quiet man and the officers bri

i believe miss carr is in a dangerous mental state. i believe what she probably needs more than anything is sleep. i think she could even be quite well afterwards. she's refusing to sleep. my suggestion is that we give her a harmless sedative, which should be given by force if she objects. i thought it important to give my opinion. thank you. wait, wait. i think i agree with you. she said she felt much better when she woke up after the tea, and it would certainly be a lot easier to look after her. it would be a gross interference with miss carr's personal liberty. what do you suggest we do? well, i believe that iris is hysterical and a salutary shock will bring her to her senses. can i offer you some advice? i don't want advice. the doctor says that as a result of your sunstroke, you are very slightly and only temporarily deranged. i am not mad. it's nothing to be worried about, but unless you can manage to keep perfectly quiet, the doctor says he may be forced to ensure that you do not travel alone. you only have to keep calm and ever

, james carr, u.s. district court of northern district of ohio to be able to defer the -- american civil liberty qliewn -- union. thank you all very much. [inaudible conversations] >>> we are bring you live coverage of this senate judiciary committee hearing on government surveillance programs and privacy rights. they are taking break as senators prepare from a second of panel of witnesses. we are expecting another break senators will be heading to the chamber for votes this morning. lawmakers who vote on an amendment by rand paul on aid to egypt for for that they are expected to recess until 1:00 p.m. [inaudible conversations] i apologize in advance if we end up having to recess for a period of time. judge carr, why don't we begin with you, and thank you for coming here. >> thank you talk about it. thank you, senator. i served from 2002 to 2008. the united states district judge since 1994 and before that magistrate judge since 1979. the author of two volumes. played in a role in the decision to appoint

i want to commend the captain and everybody out of carr very well i know there are other fine quality officers out of san francisco. i married into a police family her dad were sfpd and she came up on the officer side, too but it's a good crew out here and i think the community would really like to see the captain stay around for a little while longer >> thank you (clapping). >> good evening it's in my first time here so bear with me. i have a couple points i wrote down because anytime i'm in front of an audience butterflies go off. hello chief of police i'm currently a program director. the goals are to provide services to many families involved if the department of humane services and the families capacities for healthy development. we over a array of services. i want to acknowledge because i'm a social worker at hearty want to acknowledge the officers and it's been captain alumni definitely taking place, maddox and officer shawn because they have been truly a group of officers that have responded to my e-mails and phone calls additional have me oppose for event and have been partic

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social. i didn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wo

carr. yeah, her mom probably wrote the whole thing for her. at least her mom doesn't work at the checkout counter at the a&p. okay, next up is darren. uh, mr. carr? yes? can i go to the bathroom, please? sure, eric. and don't forget to grab the hall pass. okay. hey, eric. hey, mr. roscoe. see you seventh period? uh, yeah, see you. what happened here? well, there was a struggle. the mirror got smashed. kid got lifted. he's 12 years old. his name's eric miller. looks like he resisted, huh? he grabbed on to the wall as he was being carried away. unless that's the kidnapper's blood. well, forensics is fast-tracking the analysis so... tough job to pull off in the middle of a school day. actually, there's two exits off that hallway. they both spill directly into the teacher's parking lot. hmm. hall pass? it's been a while since you seen one of those, huh? so, who found this mess? one of the students, ten minutes after eric excused himself from history class. pretty small window of opportunity. whoever did this... was waiting for their chance. did yo

carr actually misspelled the word "senate" on his website. alexander has a remarkable op-ed in the tennessean defending governing and bipartisanship. wrote, washington needs more, not fewer, conservatives who know how to govern. i know if you only have 45 votes and you need 60 senators to get something important done, like balancing the budget, then you have to work with other people. that is, if you really care about solving the problem. if you really want to get it resolved instead of just making a speech. as presidential hopefuls start trekking to iowa, the republican chairman of iowa's largest county switched its party registration to independent. in his resignation letter, the polk county chairman write, i'm disappointed with the republican party at the national level. i'm disappointed with the republican party at the statewide level. i'm disappointed with the republican party at the countywide level. helping a dysfunctioning party that does not want to address its problems is enabling it. this fight between the establishment and money w

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. >> believe we should price carr been. john: that is not attacks?> or also we need to get away from the subsidies like coastal flood insurance john: i lost a beach house. i agree on that. call stupid? the government encourage me to build on the edge of a notion. >> we need to stop subsidizing and then to not have the government may pay for the building. john: on that note john englander, chief 191 dash pat mhaels shark attacks and killer bees how worried should he be? john: going swimming? are you willing to swim in the ocean and thinks in large part to that movie a lot of people are scared of sharks and every couple years the media will scare you to death. >> a shark invasion and unprovoked shark attacks are on the rise. >> be where their country. >> sharks' season? what does that mean? it just means he spent more time in the water. is that what we have to worry about? other ssuff is muchore likely to hurt you. working at ripley's aquarium in toronto and helps the discovery channel produce shark week, a andy dehart the 30-year is silly? >> absolute

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will carr has those details. >> the hollywood spotlight focuses on the blockbusters and smaller indyd the growing popularity of video on te mand. >> here is a small film maker and a small film and in two theaters for one weekend and that's. it you are better off taking the same marketing push and applying it to the video on demand. having it available on the platforms all at once can help. >> the indy films like drinking buddies and help baby and video on demand and lawless and touchy feely and the nicholas ground hit video on depand in for the same day. >> why don't you start in the beginning. >> the media doesn't so it as a recipe for failure. it is not. it is it a new model in terms of how movies are going to be seen. >> it is a new paradigm and seeing a lot of stars in the movies. i don't think there is a stigma attached to the release. >> it directs and stars along with big- name actors. >> we don't rely on the huge marketing dollars and strictly word of mouth. and it is the not the bad thing, i guess. >> with many of them able to make a profit. it is it a win- win for all who l

they're running down leads in the area of 30 second street in carr car. >> she is an investigator with office. they found her dog missing since their home was burglarized 2 years ago. oakland police are facing some tough questions about the mounting number of high-profile cases that remain you know solved. >> reporter: chief says new police academies are putting more officers on the street and even more on the way. the department announce it had did make an arrest in that homicide from last week, but -o-p-dhas not had a good record. >> a father anderson shot in their sleep in oakland. >> it is horrific and it needs to stop. >> daphne web has been missing for a month. alicia carried i know shot. oakland police have yet to make an arrest in any of those cases. >> do you have any leads. >> we do have leads in some of those cases. >> he's reducing internal affairs staffing and has put more officers on the street. while the department will not tell us how many of the homicides this year they have solved. san francisco police cleared 60% of homicides there. but that figure also includes some

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when the boy wanted to walk, carr kept him running.e race with him thought he was injured because he was going so slow. carr won something else that day, the slowest time in his age group. the ultimate proof that nice guys, though, really do finish last. >> good job. can you run with me? and he said, of course i can. >>> unprecedented move. 22 embassies and consulates closing in a worldwide travel alert, and we will break down the u.s. could know about the - possible terrorists attack. dt you really couldn't have come at a better time. these chevys are moving fast. i'll take that malibu. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i called about that one, it's mine. mine! mine. it's mine. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. mine. it's mine! no it's not, it's mine! better get going, it's chevy model year-end event. [ male announcer ] the chevy model year-end event. the 13s are going fast, time to get yours. current chevy truck owners can trade up to this chevy silverado all-star edition with a total value

on wednesday, retired brigadier general robert carr, who oversaw the pentagon task force assessing the leaks impact, admitted that not a single person lost their lives as a result of the disclosures. press by manning's defense on deaths resulting from the wikileaks cables, he said -- tosuggested the main harm the u.s. was in souring relations with foreign governments and villagers in afghanistan. manning is facing 136 years in prison after being found guilty on 20 counts for leaking hundreds of thousands of government documents to wikileaks. he was acquitted on the most serious charge against him, aiding the enemy. the prosecution is expected to call up to 20 sentencing -- witnesses during the sentencing phase. the senate held a long-awaited hearing on government surveillance wednesday just as new details emerged on the government spying exposed by edward snowden. the guardian newspaper revealed details about a secret program called xkeyscore. it allows analyst to search with no prior authorization through vast databases. slideing to a presentation provided by snowden, it gives nsa ana

in los angeles, will carr, fox news. >>> a follow-up now on a story we told you tuesday. the attorney general in arkansas says a school district cannot allow teachers and other workers to carry concealed weapons on campus. administrators in clarksville were using a little known law to consider the teacher security guards, allowed to walk the halls armed. the clarksville superintendent is still reviewing the opinion. >>> new yorkers are getting quite a charge out of greek yogurt, an electrical charge. that's because of one throw away that's otherwise environmentally toxic. in tonight's energy in america report, correspondent laura engle tells us about a new way to turn some people's trash into other people's treasure. >> reporter: in upstate new york, it seemed greek yogurt producers can't make the creamy stuff fast enough to satisfy the appetite of consumers. it is a nearly 3 billion city, and last year, greek yogurt sales in the u.s. rose by 48%. turns out greek yogurt is not only good for you but watery by-product, whey, is a source of power. >> generating 350 kill oh w

. >> will cars carr is in venice beach. hello, will. >> i want to set the scene.e thousands of people town here ons when the car came racing around the corner behind me, hit the boardwalk and then plowed into a big group of people, and police say it was nathan campbell behind the wheel. he was going 40 or 50-miles-an-hour an hour when he slammed into several vendors and then into large crowd of people. witnesses tell us that everything happened in a matter of seconds. >> everybody was running in circles, trying to figure out what to do, how to help the lady, figuring out who was hurt the worst. >> a person hurt the worse was alice gruppioni. from italy, celebrating her honeymoon with her husband, and that's when police say campbell crashed into her, killing her. although her husband was standing nearby. the family issued a statement saying the crash robbed her of her life while she was living her dream of visiting california with her husband. we saw a makeshift memorial set up right where she was killed. people offering moments of silence. later today there's goin

will carr is following the latest development on this story and is joining us live now from l.a.> reporter: hi, uma. this manhunt started monday in southern california and expanded very quickly. now it's zoned in to an isolated very mountainous area of idaho. now let's backtrack to wednesday. that is when authorities say a horseback rider ran in to james dimaggio and hannah anderson in the wilderness area, about six miles outside of cascade, idaho. the horseback rider tells authority they had a tent and it looked like they had been camping out. >> i think he described the interaction as odd, but nothing alarming. back to his home, i believe he was in tim county. he got back home and saw alert about the amber alert he did think that, you know what? they look pretty familiar. and z in fact, they could have been the people that law enforcement is looking for. >> the horseback rider called police immediately and he ended up telling them that dimaggio and hannah appeared to be in good health. and from his perspective, it did not appear that hannah was being held against her will. a sh

will carr with live from west coast news room. it could take years. >> experts tell us without this settlement today it could have taken years to end all of this. they also say this could be perfect timing for the nfl nfl season starts next week and the experts say the settlement to the end of the controversy made headlines for the last two or three years. also with the settlement, it's unlikely the nfl will have to hand over any internal files that it built on concussions over the years. today we actually heard from a former player, kevin turner. he was aos which is commonly reared to it lieu gehrig's lou gehrig's disease. proud standing up for players suffering from head injuries injuries. help those who need it most while they continue to try to the game safer. harris? >> harris: will carr reporting tonight. thank you. we are reportedly spending more than $50 billion a year on spy agencies. just how much bang are we getting for all those bucks? new revelations. and the latest leak from former national security contractor edward

his on poe nent is joe carr whose campaign banner misspelled the last word with an extra t. they later fixed it. north carolina state senator is resigning to protest the state's new voter i.d. law. she'll help citizens get photo i.d.s. january gone take says nancy reagan wants to see the butler. fonda says she'll get her a dvd. and president obama honors the 1972 miami dolphins. only time ever to have an a undefeated season. david letterman joked about it being 40 years late. >> wondering, waiting, not getting a call. trying to think, it might be nice to go to the white house. you know, we'll just hillary clinton what that's like. honestly. and that is your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> the city of detroit can't catch a break. firefighters from 20 different companies came together to try and fight a blaze. the entire industrial yard has been destroyed by the fire and it still has not been contained as of late last night. for more on weather conditions around the country i'm joined by meteorologist bill karins. >> that town has been very dry. it's been warm, but n

said, you haven to finish display for carr ie and for harold prince was going to produce and developand direct it. me -- that gave me the reason to get out of bed. i had to finish this for carrie. so that was how i could cope. -- you know, is i thinkay, of course, about her. but when i tried to do is try to do- but what i is dedicate every day to her memory. i am doing this for her. that she had that i love so much was, when the last time she was in the hospital, a nurse came to me in the hallway and she said, "i have to tell you something about your daughter. when we go into her room, she cheers us up." and i asked her, this is the nurse talking, "why are you always so up and cheerful?" said, "every day i wake up and decide -- that is the key world -- today, i'm going to love my life." so that is the kind of girl she was here tavis: -- she was. your: how did and does impact andh carrie affect your relationship with your other two daughters? >> they were like the three musketeers. rie, when she was in the hospital, jodi and karen were in the hospital there with her when she died. the

heather: will carr, thank you, will. 250 feet down.at's a lot of, that's a lot of safety i guess. they needed it in those days. >>> "happening now," some interesting insights into how americans lived more than a century ago. a archaeological dig ahead of a highway project in idaho turns up a treasure trove of all kinds of unique artifactses from the late 1800's to the early 1900s. hundred of thousands of medicine bottles to combs to buttons, toys, chinese laundry and even a rusted gun. joining us on the phone, the news editor of the bonner county daily bee in sand point, idaho. why did they start this dig, first of all, keith? >> it started because they were doing kind of a large highway realignment project for u.s. highway 95. jon: and, before they do that kind after project they want to make sure there is nothing they are destroying? >> correct. i think what, what caused it was, there was a federal highway administration dollars so that, because of that they had to do the archaeological dig. jon: so they have learned something as a r

. >> reporter: craig carr considers himself lucky. he waited on that carpenter line for three days back in 2007 before the recession hit. he's now earning $48 an hour. you make good money? >> yes. you're not living like a millionaire, but not looking scrap ends to make ends meet. >> reporter: college graduates earn about $400 more per week than high school graduates, but, bob, according to that study, that number is shrinking, too. >> schieffer: okay, thanks, terrell. there is so much smoke from the western wildfires, the plumes can now be seen from space. this is what the mountains of idaho look like from the international space station. in montana, nearly 9,000 acres have burned west of missoula. today, the governor sent in the national guard to reinforce the fire crews. 51 wildfires are now burning out of control in ten western states. in a moment, voices from the past-- the latest batch of white house recordings that richard nixon never thought you'd hear. hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you

each of these options can present its own risks, so kate carr of safe kids worldwide urges parents to talk afterschool safety reminders as the school year begins. they're excited to be back to school and we want to be sure that they're safe when they're walking to and from school. on the streets, students aren't the only ones adjusting to the back-to-school routine. drivers are adjusting to seeing school buses again and more kids in crosswalks. -- students should stay on sidewalks, and avoid digital distractions like mobile phones when walking. -- for those riding the school bus, stay seated with head and arms inside the bus at all times. if students are heading from the classroom to the athletic fields, have a pre-season discussion about health and safety. -- proper warmups and stretching are crucial. don't skip it even if running late. -- stop for regular water breaks -- if missing any protective gear, tell a coach. don't skip safety. -- and speak up if something doesn't feel right. we have to make sure they understand that staying in the game could result in a long term injury that

. >> we, no, we have a good black character coming up in the fourth series, played by gary carr. he's a chap called jack ross. he's kind of a fairly major storyline. i was very keen that he should be a positive character. quitek -- i feel this strongly, so you must stop me if it's boring -- but so many black characters in television drama are victims and things are not going well for them and even when they're positive, even when they're sympathetic, everything's terrible. i feel for black young men and women it's very important that you see people on the screen who are not victims. it's not all going badly. because you just want to get in there, and this guy is not a victim. he's a very successful entertainer, he's a very positive guy, he's very attractive, and there is no negative side to him, and that was quite important to me, actually. he's a very nice chap. >> i know. >> i'm very pleased with the way it's come out. tavis: what can you tell us about -- i know you won't tell us much. [laughter] but what can you tell us about where we're headed next season? >> well, i can tell

witness may have been given the defense a huge break in its case retired brigadier general robert carr who headed up the task force investigating the leaks testified that they found no evidence of an intelligence source killed or even harmed as a result of cable gate cars a second in command john kerr chuff are also testified but he was equally on able to confirm an instance of a death and instead he focused on potential harm now today state department official elizabeth divil describe the quote horror and disbelief that accompanied the release of these diplomatic cables however she too was not able to demonstrate any instances of harm to either individuals or to u.s. foreign relations in open court. well from bad to worse the financial prospects of detroit are more grim up by the day republican governor rick snyder posted a statement on his website announcing that michigan has no plans to bail out the city because quote we don't want to reward it mismanagement the choice financial troubles have been years in the making and there were some ample signs but the city was on the brink of a

yesterday a key government witness may have given the defense a big break retired brigadier general robert carr who headed up the task force investigating the leaks testified that he found no evidence of an intelligence source killed or even harmed as a result of cable gate cars second in command jog john kerr chopper also test a fine but he was equally unable to confirm an instance of death and focused instead on potential harm now today's state department official elizabeth divil described the quote horror and disbelief that accompanied the release of the diplomatic cables however she too did not demonstrate any instances of harm to either individuals or to u.s. foreign relations in open court. let's turn now to yemen where age are on strike at the southeastern province of today the very same day that president obama is hosting yemeni president monsoor hadi at the white house for talks this strike is the third in a week on july twenty seventh an airstrike in the southern province of abi on killed six people and on tuesday a u.s. drone fired down on a card. in the south province of shaba walk

despite burning a few bridges along the way carr icon is viewed on wall street as one of the most effective and astute investors true to form he starts out small but as the mills on apple we can be assured the board of directors is watching him like a hawk. correspondent megan lopez welcome to the daily drone here finally going to do we do a bit we're going to talk about growth because you recently went to a conference what did you find out there i found out that the economy for for you of these is not just growing it's booming in a major way that you have you would be unmanned animated vehicles so that's the nice way of saying it and people actually at the conference told me not to say drone it was a camera in their current order you know i know it and it was it was hammered into our heads so much that they set up a media wireless network for us to be able to do our work and the password to get into that was don't say drones so it just shows you how negative that term has become in terms of these vehicles certainly when we think of drone we think of killing people but there are actually so

build @%story of individuals touched so we found former employees and people who worked there at thh carrpany and actually got laid off he did not create jobs they got laid-off at the factory so he is somebody that we wanted to introduce to virginia one-third of the documentary is 30 minutes they could get a dvd where it is available at three different stations in virginia. lou: the company he helped to found through the end of next year created50 jobs? at the plant but they seem like generous and deadlines. what is the story? >> fir of all, somebody who is a cody capitalist in his own words written how we use is the political ties and knowledge of business leaders toake money. that is how he makes money so what we're seeing is a company not doing it a thing or what they wouldromise to do. he is trying to raise money from chinese iestors one thatould be under investigation not only the department of security so now there is to federal investigations going on with teighteen. so therr'll be a lot of problems for a car company that may not be a good company but the involvement has caused a l

carr deputy director of big brother what she says the antiterrorism law under which group partner was detained was clearly misused. schedule seven is supposed to be stopped. as we've already found out that. he wasn't questioned about being a threat to the u.k. and he wasn't questioned about association with terrorism he was questioned about his partner's journalism and the stories that he'd written about so it was absolutely not right for section seven of the terrorism act to be used in this way it seems to me like it's absolutely ardent bogeying that's taking place as far as i've seen and from everything that i've read dave miranda hasn't done anything wrong he hasn't broken any laws in it just happens that this partner is of interest to both the u.k. in the us border authorities every because of the things that he's written about so it's actually quite ironic that the anti-terrorism laws been used in this way and it really does just highlight the things that edward snowden has tried to put into the public domain about the over use of surveillance in terrorism legislation in both the

one company is showing off the new breakthrough airplane carr hybrid at the oshkosh airshow pretty soonne and joining us now showing off is the co-founder and ceo. thank you for coming. you are a hit wide we need a car that flies? >> traffic is a big problem are trying to take the first possible steps to the of vehicle that will get the population out of traffic to give them more freedom. melissa: what we have some basic questions do i need a runway to take off? you need a red light? >> you do for the first product but there are over 5,000 public use airports in the united states there is one within a half-hour drive from wherever you are we have identified this network with the largest underutilized to is rotation network with underutilized capacity. melissa: everybody is driving a hybrid and worried about how many miles to e gallon but when you drive the plane what is the gas mileage? >> we get about 35 miles per gallon driving on a highway in flying over would have aroused our we get 20 miles per gallon. melissa: how do my part that? where in the park something like this? >> you park

will carr is there live now. will, what are we hearing from witnesses?well, patty ann, as you can imagine, people are stunned. this is a very popular area, and on saturday there were thousands of people exactly where i am right now, and this is where this driver raced onto the boardwalk, ended up hitting a couple of people, and then he took off down this way. now, surveillance video actually captured some of this. we've now learned the driver is 38-year-old nathan campbell. he apparently drove past a couple of barriers that are supposed to block cars in the area. he then plowed through several people, hit some vendors, ended up killing one person, injuring 11. and we've now learned the woman who died was 32, she was from italy and, evidently, she was here on her honeymoon, and a witness described seeing her husband just seconds after the crash. >> he kept screaming her name and trying to get to her, and so there were a number of us that were just like really trying to keep him in a space that he was safe and his wife could get the attention she needed. >

. >> what happened, carr karla? >> he was just being really mean. >> reporter: the prosecution rested after playing that confession. the defense takes over today. i'm mike schuh reporting live from towson. back to you. >> thank you. if porter is convict ed ed prosecutors will ask the judge for life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> the u.s. military is battling back against al-qaida threats in yemen. this is believed to be the fifth drone attack on terrorists in yemen in two weeks. it comes in response to a plot to bomb oil pipelines. on tuesday the state department warned americans to leave yemen after the u.s. intercepted talk. >>> trapped in kenya, a fire at nairobi airport has stranded a dozen marylanders on an aid trip. here is marty's over at first -- here is meghan mccorkell. >> the fire happened on the 15th anniversary of the u.s. embassy bombing in kenya. officials do not believe it's terror related. >> a fire tears through the nairobi airport in kenya. the entire arrivals area was engulfed.

. >> having your he'll carr healtf on top of it we're trying to run a business, how do you run a businesshow do you do that with the burdens and regulations. it is so burdensome. for young people or people with a entrepreneurial spirit to think about going out, creating jobs and helping people along in their community and build their community. this kind of thing like obamacare is disheartening. neil: do you are that, you are very passionate about this. but, i wondered thinking about you, know you were coming here, what if you and that thinking will never be in the majority. >> that is okay with me, that is a balance. right now, we lost balance, we're pushed over that. neil: if you are religated to the sidelines and that passion in the party, and republican party religated to sidelines, i raise a point with you i raised with george alan, is it really down to try to get along? that everyone has to get on the same page? do you think that republicans should have a big philosophical fight. >> i think there is reasonable compromise, i do not think of myself as a far to the right conservative.