. >>> tommy clack was in court today. joce sterman has been following him for a career and joins us with the latest. >> reporter: tommy clack entered guilty pleas. we won't know his sentence for several more weeks. clack was in annapolis circuit court. it involves two specific cases in anne arundel county where homeowners said clack paveed their driveway and charged them thousands of dollars. as part of the deal other pending cases against clack will be dropped. tommy clack was not sen tensessed-- sentenced. however, victims will be able to tell the judge how they feel about them. clack's victims may get some of their money back. as part of the plea deal, prosecutors said they could get pieces of $70,000 in restitution. joce sterman. >> the odds are one out of 175 million but that's all it took to make a rhode island senior a multimillionaire. the lives of the woman and her family are changed forever. >> reporter: the country's smallest state now boasts one big winner. >> i'm very happy and i'm very proud and this will ma

tommy clack was in court and plead guilty to saling home improvements without a license. it's tied to two charges in anne arundel county. other similar cases in the county will be dropped. clack could get as much as two years in prison, although, his sentence has been postponed so victims can come to court and tell the judge how they feel about tommy clack. >>> we'll talk about a new way to treat autism. it's an interesting study brought up by our linda so. you'll here from parents and doctors. >>> the last time loyola won, we were high fiving the gators. let's welcome them home no after this warmer than average winter, a cooler day. 50 would be normal. our weather winner, bernie. you're our two-degree winner. we'll talk about how much warmer things will be by thursday and if it holds up. that's coming up. >>> you're looking live, a quick day and a night. temperature at noontime at chetion is a peek beach -- chesapeake beach, 45 degrees. all right. let's take a look at health news. a new study suggests children who are the youngest in their class are more likely to dying

came out and people saw the degree that our chief was i guess, protectinged county executive that clacked the ballgame. >> reporter: the indictment said leopold used security detail to keep watch while he had sex with women in cars, run personal errands for the county executive and to change his coloss mi bag, duties that were way out of the scope of what officers are supposed to do on a security detail. when they complained, nothing happened. >> we collectively have been changing mr. leopold's pee bag for years. this is the antithesis of the situation we're in. it shouldn't have happened. i think the officers were very upset about it. i think they brought this through the chain of command and were told, hey, keep him happy. keep him happy, and that's inappropriate. >> reporter: he said the indictment is a bigger part of the contention between the officers and their leadership. they said they've been understaffed for years. and their complaints have fallen on deaf ears. they said leopold's attitude to do more with less has destroyed morale. in a statement police chief james teare said quo

the california academy of sciences to you notice a line around here because 350 people were here to clack catch a glimpse of the first lady and bring in $175,000 for the fund-raiser it's no secret that the white house is really taking advantage of the first lady's popularity in the most recent polling by marist 62 percent of americans say that they approve of the job at the first lady is doing and release the new fire in the campaign with the first lady of friends making 43 appearances in just the past 10 months the obama's don't really need a campaign in california there's i to take the general action in november easily but what they do need is cash and they're getting a whole lot of it. >>> $12.9 million in a little more than a year that that is the most that any state has given to the obama's in this campaign the first lady will be overnight in the bay area. that's where shall make an appearance of the nickelodeon kids' awards is to be honoring taylor slept. third with him for crews and to steer lamar's his parents said the do possible evidence and the small community of coyote. the fe

and the sales pitch i used and it didn't work. >> is the just very private clack >> yes. that's what i said to them. i said wouldn't you want to know that people should know -- >> he said he didn't walk away because he was so smart. he walked away because he had this will, but he still thought it bernie is a genius. he did not take you as a crook. he if he had discovered bernie was occur, i think he would've let me use his name, but he didn't. >> let's talk about the madoff family. his wife, ruth was really vilified from her hairdresser wouldn't do her hair anymore. she couldn't get a table at a few restaurants anymore. his son got a bit of a pass because they turned them into, although their life stories that did comment that you do seem to believe that they were not in on this? >> that is one of the most frequent questions i get is selected the family know? did ruth know? to marker and drew, madoff's sons know? i mean, we sit here more than three years after his arrest. the madoff bank rep trustee has reviewed -- i think there never is right, 20 billion documents that w

for 39 pm -- 4 clack 30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m. >> thank you. there are five families in my building. we have six children under the age of 5, a seventh on the way. i do not have any children. i am here for the six parents who had to work today and could not come. and wanted to ask you for help. we're in a bad position. we need help with mortgage help and condo conversion. you are aware of how that works. supervisor farrell: we are. thanks, next speaker. >> i am here today as part of the san francisco parra political action committee but i am the president of friends of -- valley. i would invite you to come to the farmers' market to see the number of strollers and ankle biter is running around. it is quite great. earlier you asked what are things that the board of supervisors can do to help talk about the great things that are going on in san francisco unified and with families in general. i was thinking about that. a couple things that are happening, there was talk about strings attached to the rainy day fund. that tends to be can -- conversations around proposition h funding and str

injuries to iraq and fears about islam are here he was delighted first of all clicking a clean sheet clacked russia ran out so comparable winners of the end. would you it's hard to judge our opponents but we came out with our own game plan focused only on getting one hundred percent and maintaining good control of the ball rusher without a break of around two months until break continue their preparations for your return. i was more than capable of causing one or two surprises on the tolman gets under way richard on board lead r.t. copenhagen also playing in that game with denmark forward nicholas but now he has been reportedly eyeing a possible move to russia in the summer and was full of praise for. i thought the pearly world together we already knew that all because they have played together for such a long time and they did really well in midfield and the rest will be disappointed with the chance of the. play quite well and in imperious of the game. it's russia well the only ones getting ready for the european championships where charley less than one hundred days away has to friendly's

there's a growing chorus of anger in israel but the government refuses to listen there's no logic in a clacking iran. we have a government that bans illogical things and that's really frightening and while most experts agree israel is far from having the capability to attack iran israeli officials keep in tng a striking could be imminent the million dollar question right now is whether or not it's all would go it alone it could call on its closest ally the united states for hope that washington is making a lot of noise not to strike i don't think there's a possibility. we. ferment of america before we strike. i would say. we don't expect a green light and we can say it was probably. relations between israeli and american leaders are tense but obama demanding an end to the loose talk of war coming out of netanyahu government i would not buy any say that. you know. the u.s. government. cannot exist because really. you know we're. in a war and while no israeli official has gone so far as to confirm an attack on iran the implications are clear the consequences of such moves very very. namely. closi

. >> we want you guys to go on our website, clickety clack, put your child's -- or kids, put your videot has to be under two minutes and a cappella, no instruments. very, very important. we cannot run your tape if there's music in the background. please submit. it's going to go through march 30th. i can't wait. >> we had a ball last time. >> right. >> and we're mixing it up. >> i like your hair. i keep looking at it. >> thank you. getting used to it. >> it is booze day tuesday. >> what do we have? we have zodiac zingers. i don't know why. the jefferson hotel in washington, d.c., is offering the perfect drink to match your zodiac sign. >> we're both leos, so these are the characteristics of our leo drinks, confidence, ambition. >> generosity. >> and loyalty. >> the drink that matches this apparently is lemony. >> who knew? >> it's god vodka, gin -- >> oh, my gosh. >> you don't like that. >> i'm not a liquor person. >> thank the lord. >> this one's going to have me on my back in two seconds. this is rye, cognac, triple sec, lime juice and -- it's for virgos. >> what are you supposed to be

. >> we were trying to find this video when we were in my dressing room, we were clickety clacking ono for this. >> yeah. >> this is a steamy video. i didn't know this was in your -- okay. ♪ turn the lights down low hold on. there's a woman who pops up in this. okay. i don't know if we're going to be showing the sexual part but you have your hands all over her. you're kissing her. who is she? >> that's my wife. >> oh, it is? >> yeah. >> is it really? >> yes. >> oh, my god. i didn't know that. she's in your band, too. right? >> yes. >> she's adorable. you guys have three children and you had a little mishap on the way here. didn't you? what happened? you were getting ready to get on the plane to come? what happened? what is the story here? >> my oldest son hampton had slammed his finger in a drawer, and his fingernail just turned black and blue like right off the bat. and he's -- you know, i mean, you would have thought he died. he was just -- >> is that him or is that -- >> yeah, that's him. that's my little buddy. and i had to console him and calm him down. i mean, he was just flippi

my partner and i were talking, all of a signed the locks started rattling back and forth together clackingand we had no explanation as to what that was. we asked some other officers and they said the unit is probably haunted. so never can tell, there was no explanation for it. no earthquake the inmates weren't complaining in the unit about the ground moving. there was no wild animals in there, i didn't bump it, he didn't bump it. so no telling. >> there has been a history of other strange phenomena here as well. >> this is the old dental clinic in 1984 an inmate was murdered here in this corner. late at night our officers working in here have heard the same thing i've heard foot steps walking in the floors above me right here and i keep telling them that the guy that was killed here, the inmate, that is him still walking in the building. >> how do people react and how did you react when you first heard it? did you go up and look? >> absolutely. i thought somebody was in the building. so whether or not -- i didn't know if it was an inmate or another officer. when i walked upstairs, everythi

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>> closing bell now continues with maria bartiromo. [ closing bell ringing ] >>> and it is 4 clack on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody, welcome back to the closing bell, i'm maria bartiromo at the big board. stocks set to close well off the lows of the afternoon on a day that we saw better-than-expected ex-stans news of the u.s. services sector that helped offset some concerns about china's lowered gdp target this morning but the nasdaq set to post the biggest decline of the year. we will look at whether the recent rally is sustainable or if it is running out of steam, particularly within technology. we will see why the news out of china may be overblown on that lowered target of economic growth. look at how we are finishing on wall street. dow jones industrial average down to 12,961 nasdaq composite down 1% today, decline of 26 points, 2950. both, of course, recently hitting a,000, intra day on the nasdaq, last week, dow industrials recently hit 13,000 as well, closed above that last week one day. s & p 500 down 5.34 points, technology and financials under

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what does she say clacks her nickname was always d.c.. what did juliette low do? she took up metalworking. isn't that what every woman would do? [laughter] she made gates. she decided to weld for the gate so she decided to work in metal. when i saw this railing around the top wondered did she make this? i spent some time in the book trying to figure out how. how to work in metal and what that meant. she also in her spare time to gup woodcarving. of course. [laughter] i have a hunch where she learned to carve wood. the woman with whom she spent time carving probably made this. so, juliette low is trying to be faithful to the lessons she learned from her mother and father about civic duty and responsibility and giving back even though her husband for made it. he said i'd rather have a trophy wife and i don't want you to be trailing your skirts through the of work. so what does she do? she decided that she would do a good deed in secret. so she's befriended a lover in the village of wells burn. she donated time. she spent time working with the nursing association tha

the 3.1 quake struck here near clack oaks around 11:30. earthquake jolted some locals lzs but there -- clear oaks around 11:30. the earthquake volted some locals but no one was injured. >>> we now know more about the man what was hit and killed on highway 101 in san mateo overnight. the man has been identified as 22-year-old jose mineses. the accident happened at about 12:30 this morning south of the exit. there were several cars about a man staggering in the freeway and then the calls came in that the man had been hit. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. it's unclear why he was on the freeway. >> we don't know if drugs and alcohol played a factor at this point. >> the driver involved in the crash is cooperating with the investigation. all lanes of 101 reopened just after 2:00 a.m. >>> oakland police are looking for for four suspects wanted for the latest incident involving craigslist. one man was wounded in a shooting. the victim drove himself to a wall green's drugstore at 82nd and innarcotic after -- international after a robbe

various executive agencies and cybersecurity where do you see as an independent agency playing a role clacks >> i don't think there's an agency right now that's a good position to come in and solve a problem that we can't solve ourselves. is it really was a case you could write out these five things we should all be doing and for whatever reason negligence, ignorance, what ever, we are not doing it, then we do need somebody in government to shake us into action. the problem is we don't know what it is you should be telling us we should be giving. that's why we are pointing to innovation as the key, so it is almost kind of a moot question whether it should be dhs or whomever because we are not really sure what they should be telling us. that's the problem, and there are some things part of the team to make the recommendations so i don't want you to believe that we are just kind of punting at a hard problem and we reduce the risk from the agency perspective if there was an obvious set of things that should be done right now, kind of thinking the groups that are here would be doing it coming an

initiative do you believe is most important and directing our efforts to protecting the homeland clacks> i think in general one of the issues that has been very important as the terrorism financing issue that some of my colleagues here on the panel have spent a lot of time looking at those in and out of government. and we can construct the ability for the terrorist organization with their you are talking about al qaeda or his law or entities linked to iran with their ability to move money and get money to limit their ability to act. so i think that is one particular form of legislation. we've seen it effective on the al qaeda front, and we believe they have a pension on the front pew >> coming from new york remember distinctly how they can to get there but i also remember the commitment to not let terrorists have us turn on ourselves. do you still believe in the basic infrastructure of the civil liberties and civil rights in the constitution even as we turn our attention to fighting terrorism? islamic i mentioned in my opening statement really all of our efforts in new york city are gro

examination because, you know, listen to the prime minister netanyahu talk about walking like a duck and clackingdhaka and looking like a duck and it being a dhaka last night. this looks like nation-building in every essence of the word. and i think there is more nation-building here and there is claimed and that is my body is a point but i'm willing to be talked out of it with a good objective three-point. >> let me try, senator if i can and then we have to change something. >> thanks, general, and admiral. >> i will call on senator hagen. i looked around to see why could call on the they guess it's just you. last but not least expect general mattis and admiral mcraven, thanks so much for your testimony today and for your service to the country. i agree with senator mccaskill we do have a can-do attitude, and we can do great things and i really do appreciate it. and admiral mcraven, thank you for coming by yesterday. i want to go over a question that we talked about, and several public reports indicated that you are seeking several new authorities to give you more control over the deployment and

performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] clacks coming up on c-span, in a report on smoking trends in teens fallen by a federal education survey of schools. one of its findings, minority students facing harsher punishments in schools. then a look at the senate aide program were high-school students work as an aid in the senate. in "newsmakers," carl levin, chairman of the armed services committee, on policy towards iran, their nuclear enrichment programs, policies regarding syria and afghanistan. that is today at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> buyer j. edgar hoover? i do not think the president could have gotten away with it. >> detailing the fbi's 100-year history and j. edgar hoover proxy fight against spies and subversives. >> the uber stands alone. he is like the washington monument, standing like the washington monument encased in crime as one of the most popular man who ever served in washington in the 20th century. 11 presidents, 48 years, from woodrow wilson to nixon. there's no one like him. there is little about what we