here now peter croft and sweitzer. what's the headline of the book. >> the headline of the book is we have in washington permanent political class enriches itself to information taxpayer dollars. part of the reason we are not getting much movement in washington or there is not much of a sense of urgency is they are doing very well and they like the status quo the way things are. >> bill: the status quo is going to change. everybody knows that. i found it interesting, steve, when you confronted pelosi and boehner they both denied any wrongdoing at all. you poss it a a question. you didn't make it an accusation. are you on based on the 60 minutes research are you convinced that mrs. pelosi and mr. boehner did something wrong. >> well, they didn't -- it's not illegal. it's not wrong under the way congress operates. e question is whether it should be. i personally and i think a lot of people were upset about the fact that the speaker took a very lucrative ipo from somebody who had a major piece of legislation moving throug

here now peter croft and sweitzer. what's the headline of the book. >> the headline of the book is we have in washington permanent political class enriches itself to information taxpayer dollars. part of the reason we are not getting much movement in washington or there is not much of a sense of urgency is they are doing very well and they like the status quo the way things are. >> bill: the status quo is going to change. everybody knows that. i found it interesting, steve, when you confronted pelosi and boehner they both denied any wrongdoing at all. you poss it a a question. you didn't make it an accusation. are you on based on the 60 minutes research are you convinced that mrs. pelosi and mr. boehner did something wrong. >> well, they didn't -- it's not illegal. it's not wrong under the way congress operates. the question is whether it should be. i personally and i think a lot of people were upset about the fact that the speaker took a very lucrative ipo from somebody who had a major piece of legislation moving thro

neither rose croft or any other location in prince georges county was among the five sites for slots approved by maryland voters in 2008. and legalized slots remain a issue. they show up to address on the bill that would flatly prohibit slot machines here. the bowie state professor talked about the economic benefits of gaming. >> and that would create 3,436 jobs. jobs would increase by 220 new employees to the county. >> reporter: some urge the council to keep the door open for slots. >> the state discussed the possibility of offloading the retirement of school teachers to the county and slots could bring revenue to buffer some of the financial impact if this occurs. >> reporter: others adamantly oppose the spread of legalized gambling. >> and i am concerned about the man who does and loses his rent. loses his utility mean, loses his house. stand in front and vote jeans in prince georges county. >> the bill was killed for now. the vote, 5-4. the couple passed a resolution counting on the state legislature to require a local referendum. if a slot's proposal for pg comes back in the fu

authorities are investigating a stabbing in the croft an area of anne arundel county. they found a 47-year-old man suffering from stab wounds. the victim was transported to shock trauma. we are told his injuries are not life-threatening. no word on a suspect or motive in this attack. homicide type of our investigating a deadly shooting near a chinese carryout. police said shots were fired at around 6:45 on monday evening. authorities believe that the incident began as a robbery. this is the second deadly shooting at the restaurant. last year a security guard was shot and killed on the front -- premises. a harford county jury could decide today on the fate of walter bishop. they are deciding closing arguments in the penalty phase. last week they convicted william porter for the death penalty. lawyers told jurors that a death sentence was for -- repeat offenders with no redeeming value. he said he felt ashamed. after a cool and cloudy start to the day, the sunshine is back out, helping the temperatures to get up to 56 right now at the airport. as we take you throughout t

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crofts to the lists. in time like across the ice they want to see me with any passengers but i was very happy to be going so. we can avoid hitting any excuse that would be good. but when you don't have customers to look after it is easy to get carried away. the problem with so much fun if i was driving this all the time i'd just be tempted to . drive people to the other side of. this great. spy now there were several chilly passengers waiting for a ride so it was time for me to make my exit. now that. is what i call a ferry crossing. on foot i was ready to check out some of the attractions i'm one of them is quite literally out of this world. if you're talking about the soviets all the russian space program when you're talking about samoa and the soyuz rockets seventy percent of the world space flight school use these rockets and then made right here in the city. one of the proudest parts of somalia is history and include the launch vehicle to stoke that carried the first man into space and now some of th

[applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me without much to say other than thank you for everybody does. and thanks for having me. [applause] >> thank you, chief. and thank you, claudine. i hope you were able to meet some. greeters in the lobby before the event started. and you may have noticed they were selling these little pins. you see this a.p.a. heritage month pin? it's the image of the heritage month logo designed in

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as speaker, pelosi controlled what bills came to a vote. 60 minutes correspondent steve croft confronted pelosi during a news conference. >> reporter: would you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> interview: the -- i don't know what your point is of your question? is there some point that you want to make with that? >> reporter: well, i guess what i'm asking, is do you think it is all right for a speaker to accept a very preferential favorable stock deal? >> interview: but we didn't. >> reporter: former congressman barrett spent several years trying to pass legislation to back insider trading in congress. he coauthored a bill called the stock act but his 400 plus colleagues didn't want to pass a law against themselves. >> reporter: how far did you get? >> interview: we didn't get anywhere. it flat died. went nowhere. >> reporter: how many cosponsors did you get. >> interview: i think we've got 6. >> reporter: 6 doesn't sound like a big amount? >> interview: it isn't steve. you could have national commissioner repie week and get 100 could sponsors. >>> you can see did whole sto

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earlier accident is now gone in the county at ridge croft road. 29 at 108, no accidents wean he will -- between ellicott city and columbia. traveling 95 southbound, to the left of your screen, no incidents to report. you can follow us on twitter atmaryland traffic for the latest accident information. >>> sexual abuse allegation against boys cost another coach his job. this time it is syracuse basketball assistant coach the bernie fine. corinne redman is standing by with the latest. >> reporter: well, bernie fine's firing came after a bombshell in the sexual abuse case. more victims have come forward and there was a graphic taped telephone conversation between fine's wife and one of his accusers e was fired after espn released the potentially dangingconversation. fine's wife and bobby davis one of the accusers who secretly recorded the call. she acknowledge knowing about the abuse which starting when davis started in #th grade. fine told the police about it but got nowhere and that's when he decided to make the secret recording. there's another stunning development. lori fine admits s

it's legal for congress to do this because as steve croft points out later in the piece, no one wants to bring up this bill to make it not legal. >> there's a bill currently floating around that they can't get sponsors for and they don't know where this bill exists to try to stop this. our viewers were furious about this and you wonder why there's a 9% approval rating in congress, because of this sort of thing. >> here is speaker boehner also in the line of fire here. here's how he responded to steve croft. >> speaker boehner, you made a number of trades going back to the health care debate. you bought some insurance stock. did you make those trades based on nonpublic information? >> i have not made any decisions on day-to-day trading activities on my account and i haven't for years. i do not do it. haven't done it and wouldn't do it. >> so supposed to be a blind trust. if there's something coming out on health care like something is going to be changing or something is going to be happening with bank feaes, you'e not supposed to know what your financial advisor is manipulating or mov

as house speaker, pelosi controlled what bills did come to a vote. 60 minutes correspondent steve croft confronted pelosi during a news conference. >> do you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> i don't know what your point is of your question. is there some point that you want to make with that? >> i guess what i'm asking is do you think it's all right for a speaker to accept a very preferentialal and favorable stock deal? >> but we didn't. >> there was a loop hole that louse members to get away with insider trading in congress. you can find out how on tonight's "60 minutes" here on cbs 5. that airs at 7 p.m. and that will be interesting. >>> california needs cash or painful budget cuts become reality in less than two months. >> still to come, we will see the higher education will be at the front of those cuts in our political insiders are going to sound off on what this may mean for governor jerry brown. >>> plus, 49ers jamie williams joins us to discuss the state of affairs at penn state after joe paterno got fired. >>> clear and cool in most locations tonight with patchy f

. >> simon: later, she switched gears as lara croft, a character from a video game in "tomb raider".., mrs. smith, to brad pitt's mr. smith. ( gunfire ) you were once asked if you wanted to play a bond girl and you said, "nope, you wanted to play bond." well, you didn't play bond, but you played a bond-like character in "salt." is that one of your ambitions, to punch through these gender stereotypes? >> jolie: it's not something i intentionally did, but when it comes my way, it's... and i'm aware of it, it was really fun to do, especially because i just had kids. i just had my twins, and i'd been in a nightgown for about seven months. and i felt like... i felt like getting up and punching something. >> simon: her favorite movie was not an action flick but a tragedy, based on a true story. in "a mighty heart," angelina plays marianne pearl, the widow of daniel pearl, the "wall street journal" reporter who was beheaded by terrorists in pakistan. ( screaming ) that was a moment i'll never forget. >> jolie: that was the hardest thing, yeah. as an actress, that was the hardest thing. >> si

as speaker pelosi controlled what bills came to a vote. "60 minutes" correspondent steve croft confrontedduring a news conference. >> do you consider that to be a conflict of interest? >> i don't know what your point is of your question. is there some point that you want to make with that? >> well, i guess what i'm asking is, do you think it is all right for a speaker to accept a very preferential favorable stock deal. >> we didn't. >> the stormer congressman spent several years tried to pass legislation to ban insider trading in congress and co-authored a bill called a stock act but the 400 plus colleagues didn't want to pass a law against themselves. >> how far did you get? >> we didn't get anywhere. it flat died. it went nowhere. >> how many co-sponsors did you get? >> i think we got six. >> six doesn't sound like a very big amount. >> it is not, steve. you could have national cherry pie week and get 100 co-sponsors. >> sharon chen, cbs 5. >> so why can members of congress get away with insider trading? because of a loophole. normally, it is illegal to use insider information when it v

concerned about bringing slots to rose croft raceway and the traffic they say would result.ight sports programs on the block at the university of maryland. they are recommending cutting swimming anden's diving and al torture rack. tennis and women's water polo. >>> we checked on the traffic. >> there is been a crash 270 in the local lanes. , the mainund the bend has to stay to the left. now at that back up right in germantown to get through rockville.g and into now we'll take you to loudoun county. ramp to westbound 7, two medivacs were required at this accident. very serious accident. >>> a few broken showers in madison county, 95, a quickr sprinkle. even south of winchester. a few spotty showers today. not a big deal. heavier rain expected tomorrow. 50's right now at near 70 this afternoon. 50's right now at near 70 this afterno[ female announcer ] we understand that today your life if full of responsibilities. so if you're thinking of going back to school we created the phoenix prep center, a personalized academic planning resource. and when you're ready to take that next

in the "60 minutes" story steve croft sat down with peter shh wietser who found red flags in the financial disclosure forms of members of congress. >> if you sit on a health care committee and you know medicare, for example, is considering not reimbursing for a certain drug, that's market-moving information. if you can trade stock and do so legally off that information, that's a great profit-making opportunity. that sort of behavior goes on. >> reporter: the story prompted senator scott brown to introduce the stock act, a bill to prohibit insider trading by members of congress and the people who work for them. >> if we have people dealing with sensitive information they shouldn't take the information and line their pockets with money. >> reporter: a version of the bill was first introduced in the house by former washington state representative brian baird. >> how many cosponsors did you get? >> six. >> that's not a big amount. >> it's not. you could have national cherry pie week and get a hundred cosponsors. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner says there are already guidelines for cong

steve croft just the other day was asking congress woman pelosi a difficult question.e called it an ambush. that is how far journalism has sunk. abc news has done some undercover work in texas. matt drudge is someone i look up to. he took a lot of power away from newspapers and how they laid out the content. he took something from the back page and put it on the headlines. i learned a lot about the media's willingness to cover up information with these creative publishing tactics to get around it. tim kearney at the "washington examiner" talks about the relationship with lobbying. not all media people are bad. you hear about the yes men, sort of film making group. they do these sort of skits where they pose as characters and go into conferences and they will go on tv posing as something they are not, and they bring flashy creative effects to journalism or expose documentary filmmaking. i do not see these too ideological and spirit they probably hate me. but these people inspire me. i and my colleagues are able to see them not through an ideological prism but through wh

. >> i always compare her to laura croft. character, she's small in stature, but you still get the feeling she can be tough and you would be afraid to mess with her. >> and she's brilliant. that's one of the best parts. you know, it's partially her physically strength and partially her mental -- she's just a genius. it's amazing. >> i saw the european movie and i liked the first one, but then i had no desire to see the second one and i'm wondering if it will turn out that way for me, again, with the american made films. >> i think it's in the hand of david, he's an amazing director and i think it's going to be a blockbuster, i really do. >> they have this actress that not many people know playing the lead role. a lot of pressure on her. >> definitely, but i think rooney mira is a great choice and i think that the whole, everything put together with daniel craig and with the director, with the music. it's got this dark nine inch nail sound track, i think everything is going to be this perfect storm of nasty, exciting blockbust