cheryl connor is live with more. >> reporter: investigators here in dundalk are still trying to determine what caused the house fire that took a man's life and as we learned from neighbors and friends, the victim was having a tough road before this tragedy. >> i'm stunned, to tell you the truth. >> reporter: from the outside, it seemed untouched. but inside, smoke and flames damaged this bungalow home and killed the owner. dick clark lived next door. >> it was heavier smoke than normal coming out of the vent on the stove and the strong was stronger. >> reporter: clark called his neighbor as he was headed out to take his wife to the airport. the neighbor called 911 but the man friends know as buddy was found dead in his livingroom when firefighters arrived. >> major damage was in the, i would say it would be like a family, livingroom area, and that's where the fire was confined to. >> reporter: the fire was out in a matter of minutes. the house backs up to bear creek. neighbors tell us he chose his boat over his home but in recent months he decided to move inside. >> i think he had plumbin

thank you very much, cheryl. wish you the best. >>> new 911 procedures after a man died in a snowstorm last month. ambulances had been dispatched to curtis mitchell's home. the snow was so bad they couldn't get closer than a quarter mile away. they told mitchell he had to walk to the ambulance but he could not because he was suffering from severe abdominal pain. he died two days later. >> somebody should be held responsible. the two paramedics or the city. somebody have to be held responsible. >> in response, pittsburgh says emergency responders must now go to the door of a 911 caller no matter what. >>> and disturbing video out of cleveland, ohio, a police officer recovering from a run-in with an out of control car. look at that video. it is unbelievable. the video was taken from officer john lambert's dashboard camera. he had stopped to help a driver in need when another motorist lost control and slammed into both of them. we're very happy to say that despite the gruesomeness of that, lambert suffered broken bo

, sisters, cheryl, hannah, amanda, brother, adam.arry parks, jr., american hero. >>> thanks to our guests, but especially to you for being with us. i will see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern. and until then, good night, friend.

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and cheryl hines as well, your buddy. crazy. she's not brilliant. >> jimmy: no, very good, no. you, by the way, rachael, are brilliant. >> i am -- yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] are you ready to hear some music? >> i am. >> jimmy: our next guests won't release their new album, "high violet," until may 11th, but they're buddies of ours and -- gosh, it's been over a year since you came on our show. i'm happy they're back. they're gonna give us a super early preview of the opening track "terrible love." please welcome back the national, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ it's a terrible love and i'm walking with spiders it's a terrible love and i'm walking in ♪ ♪ it's a terrible love and i'm walking with spiders it's a terrible love and i'm walking in ♪ ♪ it's quiet company it's quiet company ♪ ♪ it's a terrible love and i'm walking with spiders it's a terrible love and i'm walking in ♪ ♪ it's a terrible love and i'm walking with spiders it's a terrible love and i'm walking in ♪ ♪ it's quiet c

delegate cheryl quinn thinks that automatic tips provide some from good service when the tip is guaranteedshe's sponsoring a bi. the restaurant association of maryland is against that bill. they say they want the restaurants to be able to set their own tipping policy. >>> when we come back tonight the high-altitude stunt that did not go as planned, and folk, hope that you enjoyed the sunshine while it was out, becae changes are acom >>> brace yourselves, fellows. ah this will one make you flint. the steepest section of the mountain cable and had to quit. trying to set a record. they intended to walk 59 feet of that wire. that wire's 1,600 feet high. the first guy as you just saw there fell onto the wire, that guy. he hurt his leg, he quit. the second guy that fellow, he gave up after his shoes got covered in oil. and it became dangerously slippe slippery. >>> more than 12,000 runners hit the streets of d.c. this morning for the suntrust nional marathon. 26.2-mile course kicked off at rfk stadium and wound its way past several monuments on this first day of spring. serious competitors out t

. >> reporter: cheryl burke has designed their costumes for next week when they dance. >> i'm going to be naked. it is like a wrap around that comes here in a triangle. that's its. that's it. >> that's his cape. >> reporter: the remaining ten couples are already rehearsing for next week. where think -- they'll tackle the wailings or quick step. >>> how do you teach your kids about hunger? really teach them what it means to go without. that story is next on abc 2 news at 6:00 which starts now. >>> it may be a repeat of the last gubernatorial race. robert urlich says he wants to take on martin o'malley this fall. state voters are already taking sides. good evening. i'll kelly swoop. >> reporter: this new race means that the two old ones will square off again as they bring a different philosophy to government. they have a lot of things in common. they are about the same age. have families with young children and have high profile spouses. they both want to run the state of maryland. how it should be run is where the similarities end. urlich and o'malley supporters have some things in comm

. >> cheryl runs the baltimore county teacher's union. she says parents choose parochial and private schools. and she believes they should pay the full tuition. what's more, she says, state funding for private schools means less money for public schoolless. >> our public schools need that money. we're under more federal mandates, state mandates. and we have to abide by all of the testing regulations. >> reporter: and right now, the states give private and parochial schools about $4 million. but that money is only for nonreligious textbook. other states, like new york and pennsylvania give their private and parochial schools $200 million through a similar bill. >> the archdiocese plans to close the 13 schools june 30th. >>> the bidding is over for some items once used as evidence against former mayor sheila dixon. the state prosecutor listed two fur coats on ebay that were seized from dixon's comb. the coats were gift from her former boyfriend, developer, ron lipscomb. a mink coat got a high bid of about $2400. there is still time to put a

. >> we're going to have a great time together, cheryl. >> last month, he was convicted of murderingwomen and a 12-year-old girl. a jury recommended the death sentence for his crimes. the orange county district attorney and the huntington beach police department released the pictures this week. they were found in a storage locker used by alcala. in a statement, the prosecutor said, we balance the prooicy concerns of those depicted in the decision to release the pictures. we hope the release will solve cold cases. >>> the tips continue to stream in. family and friends of four women in the photographs released last week having missing for decades. the d.a. says the identity of the women are not being made public and it's likely alcala killed more than five people and some of his victims may have been in these photographs. with me now is legal analyst lisa bloom. even if they continue to link women in the photos to missing women, i mean, there's no other step for them to really solve these cases unless this guy talks, right? >> that's probably right, anderson. in a 30-year-old case they

investors he's got a vault in queens somewhere filled with gold and he doesn't own it because his wife cherylis a big fan of gold or anything. he likes gold because he thinks the next guy is going to like it even more so that sounds like a greater fool kind of trade and yet historically for thousands of years gold has held up and has been an alternative to paper currency, so, yeah, i get it. if you're basing your currency gold is not a place to be. i find it fascinating investment it could be double in price and cut in half and some of the very investors who bet against housing have shifted to do that including john paulson. others are betting against these countries like greece and some of the others and they've done really well with it. and it's an interesting trade. it's not clear how you're going to make money on the other side if things really implode. who's on the other side. it's a little bit like the cds trade. you have to worry about who's on the other side of these trade. what a lot of these people are betting on is either the euro implodes and collapses or just that yields on a lot

. >> we are going to have a great time together, cheryl. >> he was convicted of murdering women and aear-old girl. the jury recommended a death sentence. the orange county district attorney and huntington beach police department released them. they were in a storage unit used by al calla. >> we conditions them in the decision to release the pictures. woo we open they are not victims, but it may bring close tower victims's families. >> the tips continue to stream in. authorities say the family and friends of four women in the photographs released have been missing for decades. the identities of the women are not made public and a spokes person told us it is likely that al calla killed more than five people and some of his victims may have been in these photographs. with me is legal analyst lisa bloom. even if they link women in the photos to missing women, there is no other step to solve the cases unless this guy talks. >> that's probably right, anderson. in a 30-year-old case, they need forensic evidence like hairs or fiberses or dna linking it to him. even if the photos are found in

. >> dancing the cha-cha-cha, chad ochocinco and his partner cheryl burke. >> chad ochocinco did a chaha. the judges were hard on him, too, giving him only 18 point, but they said hey, you've got potential, buddy. >>> one couple's perfect wedding included the backdrop of guns and fishing rods. they tied the night at a bass pro shop in tennessee saturday. the store sells fishing, huntth and other outdoor gear. the bride even had especially made white and camo dress. >> i get the waterfall in the backgrnd and the fish swimming around and the deck ragsz are just perfect. >> jonathan and jennifer honeycut are not the first couple to get married at the bass pro shop. best of luck to them. to each his own, right? >>> you may think the funny status updates for your facebook are for your friends eyes only, oh, maybe not. >> do you think an employer or person of power has the right to come after their employee for what they post on their facebook pages? >> hear how some of you answered that question. ddddddddd >>> i've been involved in an accident. >> they can fix these problems easily

cheryl, phoenix. independent line. go ahead. it is not just juarez or tijuana, it is not just a drug issue -- caller: is not just far as or tijuana, it is not just the drug issue. you have people coming into the country, tied up into the garage, being held hostage. there are people down there that will seek money no matter how they can get it. many americans chose to go down there lived and wind up being kidnapped because of the money. another big issue, everyone is against the sheriff here. they feel he is targeting hispanics our borders are not protected. i do not care if he makes prisoners wear pink underwear, it is not an issue. close the borders, protect the borders. you have open fences, young children being used for what ever. host: was it the right decision to pull the consulate folks out of those towns? caller: they should have protected them more. mexico has got the biggest high dollar forbes millionaire there? why can he not help his country? it gives them just as much of a black guy. host: this letter comes from a vi

>> rod shaw is the leap urban a chairperson and by the present and mike chief of staff cheryl mills isour state department. spent would've a once in the one supreme court making all this? >> well, right now roger is the designated director. >> and the timing of the supplemental request, he said so that? >> we hope the next few weeks. >> on the qddr and the coordination presidential study, i assume, are we going to have two different concepts here? what's going to happen? >> well, that serve not our intention. we're working very hard to coordinate those and to have one voice coming from the administration. there will be other elements in the pst because the if these and ask him and all the rest of it but we want the general concept to be adopted administration wide. >> and finally, just on the pccf, which is going to come to you guys directly this time, and laughter when it came to you, you senator wicker to the defense department again. as we try to certainly do this, i guess that doesn't make sense. is that going to happen this year or are you up and ready? >> we are up and ready. we

cheryl has the story we want to bring your attention to. a profile of this sent parliamentarian.oing from under the radar to under a microscope is the headline. he puts his procedural acumen to use. most of the time it is a quiet kind of job, not these days. next is tony from connecticut. caller: thanks for taking my call. i would like to see the american government make an effort to educate the american people that money and wall street is fast money. it is a place to put money that is considered fast money. if the american people are interested in saving for retirement, to buy a car, to put a downpayment on the house, to save for college education like i'm trying, you don't put the money, those savings, in wall street. it is fast money. it is kind of like a gambling and vermin. the american government can find ways to help american people put away money that they were card for and what to save for things like retirement. don't put it into wall street. host: spending is the subject of a piece last week by a republican from oklahoma. he says, let's freeze the budget at 2008 level

you got married, as karen said, in iowa last october to your partner, cheryl hudson.t with the rapid city police department. what happened, and how did your sexual orientation getet report up to the military? >> well, they just came to my home back in november, and like they said, they said they seen the marriage certificate and pretty much reported it to the military. but i think they were upset that i didn't cooperate as well as they wanted me to during the situation. >> now, just in terms, by way of fur explanation and why the police department was at your home, they were there to serve a felony arrest warrant on your partner? >> correct. >> and how did they see your marriage certificate? >> they said they seen it on the kitchen table through the window, supposedly. it doesn't make much sense to me, but that's what they said. >> so, what do you think really happened? >> i think that they were just looking, looking for something or they might have seen it a little bit and could tell it was some type of document from iowa, but i think that they looked into it further

my name is cheryl. i live in the charlottesville area of. i am an employer because i wanted everybody to realize that each and everyone are an employer. we are all taxpayers, we actually employ air legislative branch and all of our government employees. tthat is my perspective on it. in reality, i am a teacher. i am one of the thousands of teachers all across america. host: when you applied for that teaching job, did they ask if they could run your credit check? caller: i do not believe so. in the past, when i worked in the banking industry, i did have a credit check. host: corrigan, -- oregon on our line for employees. caller: i am a plumber and a member of a labor union. for the past -- since the 1970's, i have been working for the plumbers and i was active duty air force in the 1970's and 1980's under ronald reagan. i find this just kind of shocking that an employer would pull a credit score when i come out of a dispatch poll and with me, i have never had a credit card. i do not have any real bills. in all my days, it has never been the q

. >> host: cheryl is a republican at pennsylvania, go ahead. >> caller: thank you for excepting my call. my question is for your guests, and the stand he sits on the agriculture committee. my question is i understand that plank in has a family farm in arizona and she has gotten tons of subsidies from farm subsidies from the agriculture if a mandate and the government. that got me looking into the farmers and on community and i understand that most of them have gotten more subsidies that i make a year. if they don't really higher for many people because these farms are inherited from their parents and they continue to receive millions and millions of dollars in agriculture . >> host: what is your point? >> caller: if they cut the subsidies to farmers when the subsidies or first said that we needed these subsidies in the seven days. >> host: you're asking about cutting subsidies? >> caller: yes because we spend millions of farm subsidies. >> guest: well, that's a good point. in the last farm bill that was just written, the subsidy is for larger farms were curtailed, not enough in my opini

host: cheryl is a republican from shipments burke, pennsylvania. caller: thank you for accepting my call. my question is for your guests. i understand he said on the agriculture commitee. my question is, i understand blanche lincoln has a family farm in arizona and she has gotten tons of subsidies from the agriculture committee in the government. that got me looking into the farmers in our old community. and i understand that most of them have got and more in subsidies that i make a year. they don't really hire very many people because these farms are inherited by their parents and we continue to -- they consented to receive millions of dollars. host: what is your question or point? caller: if they cut the subsidies to farmers, which, when the subsidies were first set up we needed the subsidies in the 1970's but now -- farm subsidies, yes. we spend millions of dollars on farm subsidies. guest: and that is a very good point. in the last farm bill that was just written, the subsidies for larger farms were curtailed, not enough, in my opinion, but we

chris is survived by his wife, jamie, lynn, his mother and stepfather, cheryl and james.d and gale hrbek. his two sisters, amy and lori, and his two step brothers, jim and beau. as was pointed out sergeant hrbek was not only a hero in the armed services, he was a hero back in his hometown as well. chris was born and raised up in westwood, new jersey, and as stated at the age of 16 he along with a couple of his friends became cadets in their westwood fire department. as an aside i remember going at the funeral and hearing the stories that they told even before they were 16. just pretending to be firemen and the like. always wanting to be a fireman when they grew up. at age 16 they were able to put that into action and weekend forecast cadets in the westwood fire department. chris saw every opportunity to serve as a chance to shine. this is why he was no surprise when he enlisted in the u.s. marines in 2003. as a marine sergeant hrbek served four tours of duty which included two combat tours in iraq and afghanistan. but it was indeed on december 23, 2009, when they were und