we're joined again by rachele and connie. we're going to finish up, connie with the conversation about california dreaming. also, there's an element about houdini. >> we have two fantastic exhibits. they'll be on view for a year as a great resource to the community. we have a special exhibition of houdini. he was the son of a rabbi and an immigrant from hungary and he came here with his father and family. it was the story of an immigrant trying to find his way in the world. he took up the place of the stage. he's intrigued generations upon generations of young people and old people, exploring the whole notion of the body and illusion and everything. it's a remarkable exhibition. it has original footage. he came to san francisco three times. he has a remarkable way of performing outside in front of a newspaper building. these are the days before facebook and twitter and everything. so he wanted to be sure he was covered in the news. if he did it right by the newspaper station, he would be able to be covered needily -- immediat

he worked as a janitor with his wife, connie. he bought a mom and pop grocery store and saved enough nomoney life every irishman's dream. he bought his own bar. jack -- [ applause ] jack and connie gillespie made their six children the first on either side of the father, the first generation to ever attend college. i'm one of those children, the son of an irish i am grant who came here illegally, worked hard and made a better life for himself and his family and helped make the world a safer,

he worked as a janitor with his wife, connie. he bought a mom and pop grocery store and saved enough nomoney life every irishman's dream. he bought his own bar. jack -- [ applause ] jack and connie gillespie made their six children the first on either side of the father, the first generation to ever attend college. i'm one of those children, the son of an irish i am grant who came here illegally, worked hard and made a better life for himself and his family and helped make the world a safer, better place. jack gillespie was born in irish but he died a great american, and i am proud to be the son of that immigrant. [ applause ] we don't want america to become more like the places people have been leaving for centuries to come here to get away from. places with currencies ruined by too much government debt, economies choked by too much government intervention, and happiness stifled by too little personal freedom. we want to continue to welcome people who want to come here to work hard and worship freely and become great americans b

when we got married her brother said to me, connie, i want to give you some advice. you can either be happy or you could be right. and it and i am a very happy man. >> what message do you want to tell him. >> i don't mean to be disrespectful but i have concerns about career politicians. i would like to get your thoughts regarding term limits? >> that's a great question. i personally think -- i come from california we have term limits. but i look at people who served in congress for longer than i have been alive and i am frustrated with that, too. i don't know if it's a positive experience in california. you get a politician in right away. they are chairman of a committee they have no knowledge base about what they are doing and suddenly they are out. you know the bureaucrats scare me more than vl politicianers being held accountable for the electorate. >> obama will try to paint the picture of obama verses obstruction in congress. what are you going to do to get out the message it's not congress's fault nothing is getting done? >> i think this will be the crux of the

when we got married her brother said to me, connie, i want to give you some advice. you can either be happy or you could be right. and it and i am a very happy man. >> what message do you want to tell him. >> i don't mean to be disrespectful but i have concerns about career politicians. i would like to get your thoughts regarding term limits? >> that's a great question. i personally think -- i come from california we have term limits. but i look at people who served in congress for longer than i have been alive and i am frustrated with that, too. i don't know if it's a positive experience in california. you get a politician in right away. they are chairman of a committee they have no knowledge base about what they are doing and suddenly they are out. you know the bureaucrats scare me more than vl politicianers being held accountable for the electorate. >> obama will try to paint the picture of obama verses obstruction in congress. what are you going to do to get out the message it's not congress's fault nothing is getting done? >> i think this will be the crux of the

connie! >> la chica morada! [risas] >> y el galÁn carlos! >> y nuestra querida valentina!mujer ejecutiva pero sexy, tenemos invitados, son escan. >> y es el dÍa de la mujer hondureÑa, dios me las bendiga! >> mi mejor amiga melanie es hondureÑa! >> aprovechemos a toda la gente que nos puede seguir en facebook y twitter. >> por quÉ castelum 111? >> porque antes me sentÍa de 10 y ahora de 11. >> vamos a comenzar con un tema muy interesante que creo que preocupa a todos los padres. pues resulta que la comisiÓn europea, junto con 28 compaÑÍas han tratado de hacer una campaÑa para combatir todo los peligros que puede tener el internet, son compaÑÍas que incluyen redes sociales, y estÁn tratando de combatir los peligros, tratando de imponer mÁs reglas para las edades de las personas pueden tener facebook y twitter. >> mi hijo es menor de edad y le pregunto por quÉ en facebook que personas que le envÍan mensajes y son mayores, me dice no sÉ. >> yo tengo contacto con tu hijo. >> de cuidado porque hay peligros en internet. >> oye, no hay que parar todo los datos en internet, no diga

connie conway 43:41:00 the gobernor's vision centers on one thing, higher taxes.criticaron la visin del gobernador como centrada en impuestos ms altos. pero brown tambin reiter su apoyo al tren bala, reformar el sistema de pensiones y el de prisiones.. s.o.t. 41:13:00 the declinists about california are wrong, we are on the move, we are on the mend, let's get it done.. brown culmin diciendo que los alarmistas estn errados y que california s est recuperandose.. cu ---continuan surgiendo problemas para la compania pg&e. take vo ---segun un articulo publicado por el diario "san francisco chronicle", la empresa ha reconocido que perdi la pista de mas de 300 millas de gasoductos. ---140 millas de esas tuberias, corren por zonas urbanas de california. ---sto se suma a las otras 160 millas de gasoductos perdidos que anunci el pasado mes de diciembre. ---este ltimo anuncio podra terminar en la aplicacin de mas multas para la compaÑia. cu ---el movimiento ocupa san francisco, anunci que el proximo viernes realizar una manifestacin durante todo el dia, para detener toda la

there's a lot of evidence against my son. >> connie is facing a sentence of at least 25 to life.on, carlos, has also signed a 25 to life deal for his role in the killing. >> 25 to life is where you have a chance to have parole. and natural life. you'll never be able to come out again. you will die there. there's times that i want to end my life because of it. i just can't believe that we're here. i can't believe that my sons are -- i'll never see my sons again. my boyfriend again. just off of one mistake. >> sermano now holds out hope that the prosecutor will quickly accept his plea proposal for natural life. if for no other reason, he might get to sign the paperwork at the same time his mother signs hers. >> last time i'll ever get to see my mom. hopefully they let me have this court date on the 23rd and see what happens. be able to hug her one more time. that's it. 7. >> step out, kunkel. >> cecil kunkel's future is largely in his own hands now. with his trial about to get under way, he's released from his courtroom holding cell and although he will be allowed to change into ci

and connie bass, she too would pass, and the man who always knew what was going on, and how sergeant shriver made the special olympics better than special. and john macky put his ring on your finger, asked you how it felt to win the super bowl. we took a hit when we learned zeus was gone, way too early to say good-bye to orlando brown. and sad loss, legendary dj died, how she fought such a strong battle. and you knew aetna winehold, in charge of your room. ernie tyler, guys like that would stay with us forever. miss you ernie, and the man who gave us thrills, made us laugh and cry on a summer night. and ron smith, how you made the call to live your life. and now the funeral that gave us a look back at our time to say we did it great. we may never see a good-bye like this ever again. and why is marilyn playing in the background, this was the final set before he died. . >>> our best local extort -- sports stories of the year, featuring something new, something blue, the blue feeling when our hearts broke over the news of a beloved orioles. >> he won the cy young award, and was so loved

snow mobile, get on out to wisp. >> thank you very much connie come out here to terrapin adventures log myfoxdc.com for all information and you want to sign up for the february couples package it is one of their popular ones and already january, 3rd, yeah. back to you in studio. >> you thought it was january 13th? >> wow. >> she said the cold got to her i believe it annie. >> apparently. >> still ahead, if you are a night owl details on a show you can catch early to morrow morning. >> how many teeth buzz a healthy adult -- teeth does a healthy adult dog have e been off limits to dieters since time began. not anymore. fiber one is bringing brownies back. at 90 calories, the only thing between you and chocolaty brownies... ♪ ...is a nicely designed package. ♪ you can have brownies again. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. in the granola bar aisle. caramel...pretzel 90 calorie bar. ♪ >>> time for the answer to today's trivia question. how many teeth does a healthy adult dog have? >> 42. >> puppy haves 28 baby teeth replaced by 42 adult teeth, human haves 32. >> all right. >> hey, lots

connie vasquez/resident e 3:16:00 sí me dio sentimiento por ellos, porque no tiene lugar donde quedarsee el deber pudo ms que el temor.. s.o.t. paul hernández/ayudó con rescate 16:54:00 la consciencia del peligro siempre está ahi pero en esa clase de momento uno actua rápido, yo digo que uno no piensa nada mas hacer lo que se necesita que hacer para salvar gente.. cu ---tambien en san jose las autoridades investigan otro incendio... take vo ...que se registr esta maÑana en el barrio japons, hacia el centro de la ciudad. ---los bomberos tuvieron que utilizar sierras electricas para cortar hojas de madera que habian sido colocadas en puertas y ventanas, y de esa forma entrar a combatir las llamas. ---segun el departamento de bomberos, la casa ha estado abandonada por varios meses y se cree que el incendio fue causado por un indigente que entr a dormir a la vivienda y quien hizo una fogata para mantenerse caliente. topvo ---en la ciudad de novato se busca a quien o quienes sean responsables de haber comenzado varios incendios durante el fin de semana. ---en total, se reportaron 18 siniestr

a few spots, like in conni, had a couple 10th of an inch of snow. -- like in carney, had a couple tenths of an inch of snow. bitter, colder air in western maryland, where the wind chill is at 10, making it feel like to debt -- like two below zero in western maryland. bridge league feels like 17. -- ridgen lee feels like 17. in garrett county, snow showers will continue to accumulate overnight. east of the month, clear to partly cloudy skies going into western maryland. -- east of the mountains, clear to partly cloudy skies going into western maryland prepare. 20 at the inner harbor. if we go below 20, it will be the first time since last february. going back to february 11. the have not had single-digit since last january 24. -- we have not had single-digit temperatures since last january 24. 47 in bismark in north dakota. there is some warm air in the middle of the country that will get here thursday to friday. in the meantime, we are in the middle of the arctic outbreak that a sliding right through the mid-atlantic. there is a clipper developing on the edge of the cold air to the east.

. >> reporter: connie, one of the lucky ones. >> i'm so sorry for some of my neighbors. >> reporter: it hasn't rained here for 57 days, but finally, the weather could become a friend. rain and snow are in the forecast. but for some, the damage is done. 26 houses destroyed while thousands of others wait to see if their home is still standing. miguel almaguer, nbc news, reno, nevada. >>> overseas now. six u.s. marines were killed today when their helicopter went down in helmand province in southern afghanistan. u.s. officials say there were no signs of enemy fire. the crash is still under investigation. >>> in syria where that violent uprising has been going on for nearly a year, the u.s. is considering closing the embassy in damascus and pulling out all american personnel. last summer, pro government demonstrators attacked the u.s. compound and the security situation is deteriorating. nbc's ayman mohyeldin's reporting inside syria continues tonight on our website nbc nightly news.com. >>> we reported earlier this week on the high technology strike that some of the world's biggest webs

connie conway 43:41:00 the gobernor's vision centers on one thing, higher taxes.criticaron la visin del gobernador como centrada en impuestos ms altos. pero brown tambin reiter su apoyo al tren bala, reformar el sistema de pensiones y el de prisiones.. s.o.t. 41:13:00 the declinists about california are wrong, we are on the move, we are on the mend, let's get it done.. brown culmin diciendo que los alarmistas estn errados y que california s est recuperandose.. cu - peluffo outro el gobernador ya empez su campaÑa para convencer a votantes que aprueben un incremento de impuestos con un viaje a los angeles esta misma tarde.. csar, regreso contigo.. cu ---la esposa del jefe del departamento del alguacil de san francisco sale una vez a defender a su marido... take vo ---eliana lopez, en una entrevista de radio concedida a una estacion de venezuela, nego rotundamente que haya sido maltratada por su esposo ross mirkarimi, y dijo que el esta siendo la victima de politica sucia... ---durante la entrevista de lopez dijo que el incidente ocurrido la noche de aÑo nuevo es muc

thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: here's a statement from the republican party delivered by connie conway. "unfortunately, the governor's vision is centered around one thing, higher taxes. governor brown says that the sky will fall if californians don't agree to a $35 billion tax increase. you and i know this simply isn't so." >> reporter: the governor chided the republicans for putting that out before he even gave his address saying he didn't know that they had psychic powers. [ laughter ] >> we'll have lot more from both sides coming up on cbs 5. cbs 5 political insider phil matier is in sacramento now gathering that reaction. >> thank you. >> governor brown is getting on a plane to push this agenda. >> reporter: he is going to be pushing it for months. he is headed now to southern california to begin the campaign. >> reporter: the wife of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is blasting the media for its coverage of the domestic violence case. she tells a venezuelan website says his legal problems are the equivalent of a political attack. [ non-english language ] >> in the spani

. >> my i know it is our colleague connie, who will go on new year's day and found out she had a letter from queen elizabeth. she got the new zealand order of merit for her work in helping new zealand earthquake victims. and many other things she had done in our broadcasting career. >> congratulations. we are all very excited about it. she is not in good health these days, and we are glad for her. adam clayton powell? >> an unlikely i know, the return of silent films. "the partisan." >> wayne madsen? >> the captain of the costa concordia who said he accidentally fell into the lifeboat. reminds me of the original titanic movie where he dressed up as a woman to get into a lifeboat. >> tim folly? >> this goes back to those marines that were investigated for urinating on the corpses. what bothers me is nobody has been taken to task for what happened at arlington national cemetery. those were people who were generals and colonels in charge. they are more in charge for desecration more so than those brains. terrible for what they did. there needs to be something sad about that. >> you are rig

goes around the upper level and on the far left side there's a column that comes down from the call connie and it's at the base of that column that you can direct the researcher to go to get these micro films. >> talk about secrets of city government. that's great. >> i guess that's what i had to say. there's a little secret document out there. >> in terms of working with these agencies and little places where all this information lies, just as i was talking about how excited people are at the public library history room to help you you will find there's agencies not there to help you research your home as you might find. the assessor is thinking their job is to

. >> good night, connie. >> good night, tony. >> good night, jess. > night, gram, good night, good nightm. >> reporter: one house, o >> good night, jesse. >> reporter: linsey davi >> our thanks to the family for inviting uin. the escape kidnapper. way.her that helped her o1 o3 custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink i had[ designer ]eeling enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically proven to provide clearer skin. [ rv guy ] enbrel may not work for everyone -- and may not clear you completely, but for many, it gets skin clearer fast, within 2 months, and keeps it clearer up to 9 months. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doc

found dead behind a dumpster in november of 2008 and she was 16 and had run away from home in fairfax connie, virginia. an autopsy revealed she died from poison aing and police ruled the death a suicide but her parents never accepted that. police found her car a few blocks away and caught up with the people who stole it. then a new twist just a couple months ago. one of the suspects who stole anne's car confessed to killing another woman and stealing her car. now anne's parents mary jane and dan had promising meeting with the new head of the city homicide department and say they have gotten new insight from the state's attorney's office and they will talk about that at the press conference later this afternoon at one. we will keep you posted both on air and online. linda so, abc2 news. >>> today merrill businesses will rally in an effort to get more money for transportation needs. they want lawmakers to increase funding by $800 million. and the group wants law makers to enact protectors to make sure the money is not shifted away. governor o'malley is proposing a gas tax hike and we will talk

with me is connie mac junior the former senator connie mac senior is also on stage. in a moment we will be hearing from mitt romney. big crowd in naples. they had to close down the street in order to let a couple hundred maybe thousand of people to come to this event. 48-hours before the primary in florida. this morning and last night newt gingrich on the attack. last night gingrich got the endorsement of herman cain a boost that will certainly resinate on the campaign trail particularly with tea partyyers. this morning the former speaker ripped into mitt romney complaining that romney is essentially running a dishonest and misleading ad campaign making it difficult for gingrich to compete. gingrich insists he is closer in the polls than some of the surveys suggest. listen. >> he has a basic policy of t carpet bombing his opponent. he doesn't try to build up mitt romney he tears down who he is running against. it has an effect. we are in a tough campaign down here. ironically if you look at the three national polls every place else in the country they can't carpet bo

no big deal until five days later when his mom connie received a phone call. >> i got a call from therainer at school saying nathan is telling me he is still having headaches. you need to go take him to the emergency room. so i did. he had a cat scan. nothing. >> reporter: the doctor kept nathan out of play for three weeks. when he was ready to return, his mom was worried. >> i remember him looking at me, and he goes, now, mom, are you okay with this? i'm, like, you know, with him going back to football, i'm, like, oh, no, but it's his choice. nathan, you want to play? yeah, i'm all right. yeah. i only got two games left. >> reporter: but in the last game of the season right after halftime nathan went down. >> he had collapsed on the sideline and the coaches were telling me to try to wake him up and he didn't. then i heard him say he is seizuring, and then that was it. we took him in the ambulance and waited for life flight and everything went bad from there. from bad to worse. >> reporter: after hours of surgery, doctors stopped the bleeding in nathan's brain. by then his lungs and h

scott, keith, gabrielle, connie, jerrod. >> thank you for this opportunity to weigh in. first and foremost, once the bell is rung inion work, they can never be unrung. much is the same for any proposal. once a proposal is made, it cannot be unmade. let's take a close look at why the proposal was made. the state says that its purpose is around jobs. let me make it clear that we support jobs. everyone supports jobs. but that is not what this proposal is about. i'm going to shed a spotlight, not a candlelight, on the politics behind this and move it away from where supervisor kim campos was correctly identifying. this proposal is not only unnecessary, it is much more than imbalanced and it is divisive. it is foolhardy, disingenuous, and should be rejected out of hand today for the following reasons. when you look at this proposal, it is clear that what is going on today, the context, this is a private sector taking over the public sectors decision making and taking from art elected political representatives and shifting it to appointees. is this the small-business agenda? i

connie is going to do worse which also makes it more difficult for me to quit ereal and so it is simply not a sustained just a sustainable situation the best spreadsheet is to do what iceland did from argentina get has done so many other people other countries have done before is allowed to have their own currency devalue it through to make their country much cheaper and use that as a service to the beginning of an effort to organize commercial activity that the naval going to sell you have to sort of recover that and sort of and one way to do it is by lowering the price which you only can do with your of your own currency and to make it much cheaper if you don't do it the only alternative strategy is the very painful one is lowering salaries and wages and cutting back and that causes a huge depression in the economy and that's a real harsh way of making that adjustment well let's talk about politics now the two main cheerleaders pushing the euro forward of course and germany's angela merkel and french president nicolas sarkozy now there will be the french elections in two thousand and

. >> we love it having everybody here so -- >> good night, connie. >> good night, tony. >> good night>> good night, gramps. good night, gram. good night, mom. >> reporter: one house, four generations, seven happy people. >> good night, little tony. good night, jesse. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, sutton, massachusetts. >> good night, gramps. >> and our thanks to the family for inviting us in. >>> and when we come back here tonight, the 9-year-old who escaped her kidnapper. she tells us what she learned from her father that helped her get away. no matter what small business you are in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink i had[ designer ]eeling enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [ spa lady ] i started enbrel. it's clinically p

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thought for water quality standards he takes his daily medication it's safe to take because some stupid conny liberal thought to ensure their safety and that they worked as advertised his medication is paid for by his employer's medical plan because a liberal union workers fought for he prepares morning breakfast bacon and eggs safety eat because some liberal fought for laws to regulate the meat packing industry joe dresses walks outside take a deep breath airy breezes clean because so environmental laws liberal thought for air pollution anti pollution laws joe walks of the subway station for his government subsidized ride to work some liberal fought for affordable public transportation is a good job with excellent pay and benefits because of liberal union members fought for them if those hurt on the job or because unemployed he'll get a worker's comp or unemployment check because of some liberal who fought for new incomes needs to go to the bank to deposit some of his bills his bet is banking his f.b.i. insured because some liberal want to protect his money he drives home from work and goes

named conny chung we had a guy named geraldo rivera who was in prime time we had a guy named bernie shaw who was an african-american today you can't find anybody in american media who is a person of color or who is a person who is ethnic sept all i said and i didn't point the finger specifically of c.n.n. i pointed the finger broadly at all the media and then the discussion the interviewer started to become specific about other religions and other people and i said you know in this particular case we're talking about asian african americans and hispanics those are the ones who are under represented in the media that's all i said that's all i meant to say why they decided to make that decision is their decision i respect them for buying were your feelings are a little bit hurt wreck that you know that they were so quick to to defend these comments do you think it shows that perhaps c.n.n. regrets the decision of letting you go or do you think that now is there i don't know you know i can't get into somebody's. business is business but i mean they made this decision perhaps it was somethin

connie sent us this picture.and neil sent us this picture he took with frank during last week's new orleans game. >>> eastman kodak filed for bankruptcy today. for years it was synonymous with photography but it felt behind during the digital age. >> reporter: developing a picture in a darkroom is in danger of becoming a lost art. but kodak's contributions and preserving memories is a lasting memory. >> do i see kodak? i see an east man kodak there. >> reporter: pop culture critic showed us an album containing photos spanning decades all taken with kodak film. >> it's like mcdonalds going bankrupt. that's your memories, your history. that's your childhood. >> reporter: the change from film to digital images in recent years has led to a lost of anticipation. >> we had a week of photos and not knowing what you had. there's something to be said of that. >> reporter: carlos arrieta is a photographer instructor who shoots pictures in film. >> it's one of the last american companies that people love. to lose an industr

he helped create the facebook page and randall connie breaking news and events. >>> a team remains in hospital after a brutal fight outside a high school. witnesses say dozens of students watched as two teams fought across the treat -- across the street. by the time the police arrived, an 18-year-old was having a seizure. he's now in serious condition. police have filed charges against the 15-year-old involved in the fight. >>> prince george's county police are trained to figure out how a dead body guy into a 20-foot well. investigators say they received a tip about the well behind an unoccupied home on thursday. police don't know how long the body has been there over who it is. there is speculation that it may be in missing activist from northern virginia whose phone was discovered near the wall last september. >>> maryland's plan for rich storing the chesapeake bay is moving forward. the plan was presented last month as a federal effort to restore the day. the public meetings are set now across the state to hear from you residents. >>> baltimore catholic schools making a turnaround

connie sent us this picture.and neil sent us this picture he took with frank during last week's new orleans game. >>> eastman kodak filed for bankruptcy today. for years it was synonymous with photography but it felt behind during the digital age. >> reporter: developing a picture in a darkroom is in danger of becoming a lost art. but kodak's contributions and preserving memories is a lasting memory. >> do i see kodak? i see an east man kodak there. >> reporter: pop culture critic showed us an album containing photos spanning decades all taken with kodak film. >> it's like mcdonalds going bankrupt. that's your memories, your history. that's your childhood. >> reporter: the change from film to digital images in recent years has led to a lost of anticipation. >> we had a week of photos and not knowing what you had. there's something to be said of that. >> reporter: carlos arrieta is a photographer instructor who shoots pictures in film. >> it's one of the last american companies that people love. to lose an industr

. >> connie, hold this up. have you ever had rainbow cake? >> i am trying to think if i have. i have seen it many times. >> this is your number 1. right? >> the number one seller in pikesville and chocolate tops. >> i love that rainbow cake. >> you had me at chocolate frosting. >> here is a number i got to throw out at me, by the way sponsored by the county department of tourism and the county chamber of commerce. sales totaled $1.2 billion. think about that. >> wow. >> think about that. that is a lot of dough. >> that is a lot of chicken in the pot. >> it sure is. hey, thank you very much. we appreciate. we have the su burr suburban house. >> thank you and good look to the ravens. >> good luck to the ravens is right. >> -- a ravens dish. >> you have a ravens dish, right? >> we sure do, purple raven cake. >> they do now. >> we will get purple in there for sure. >> we punch up the website, it is cool. it has pictures of food and will show you the restaurants taking part and with neat links to them. >> yeah, a lot of great restaurants, papas, costas, great places and a great tim

. >> connie put a budget proposal. my proposal with the democrat and republican leaders, pick a program. i don't care how small it is. sit down, everyone knows programs need reform, come to agreement and write in there, vote on it, create the reform and keep it and build trust. >> i couldn't agree with you more. >> did i say something wrong? >> no, one of pet peeves is one of the big expenditures is prisons we have and we pay far and above more than other states. i have yet to see a democrat or republican and say, let's get a committee and see how to fix this. both sides rather do legislatures about cell phones in your car or something like that, don't want to get into it. >> in february, usually the democrats and republicans don't talk until june. i want to do it in february, start building trust, no matter how small the reform. week by week by week. do something. jerry brown said we'll cut the world if you don't raise taxes. last year, didn't come to bears. >> i'm not going with the draconian cuts because we might no

. >>> as a matter of fact connie, this outfit was worn by my great, great-grandmother when she fought on san juan hill. >> the actor known for playing juan epstein on "welcome back, kotter" has died. he also worked on broadway and won an emmy for his work. >>> the 2012 washington auto show opens todayat the d.c. convention center. in a recent study by "consumer reports," 65% say safety is among the top three priorities. >> to give us a little safety lesson we go back live to the convention center and joined there by mike hernandez an engineer with toyota. mr. hernandez, thank you for joining us and i know you're proud of the safety features you have in this year's toyota model. tell us about it. >> well, thank you. what we have here is toyota's driving safety simulator and what this simulator is demonstrating as kate will point out is the difference between driving with and driving without the star safety system. the star safety system includes features such as vehicle stability control, traction control, and anti-lock brakes and as you can see kate demonstrating it's very difficult t

it's a loss that connie and ron styles know all too well. >> the ironic thing is nathan didn't start football until he was in seventh grade because he didn't want to get hurt. >> their 17-year-old son, nathan, was a star running back in kansas. it was october 28th, 2010, the last game of his senior year, the best game of his career. he ran for two touchdowns, 165 yards in just the first two quarters. and then two minutes before halftime, he walked off the field, screaming that his head hurt, and he collapsed. nathan died early the next morning. and like jaquan, nathan died of second impact syndrome. earlier in the month at a homecoming game, he got a concussion. everyone, including nathan's doctor, thought it had healed. >> did you get angry at all, ron? >> no. no, i was just -- you're in shock. >> i couldn't look at this the book for a long time. >> i know. >> the styles would find meaning in nathan's tragic death because of this woman. >> i think the last time you were here, we had maybe five brains, and now we're in the 90s. >> dr. ann mckee runs the world's largest brain bank. it