daniel was awaiting her husband. >> i couldn't get her fast enough.little bit crazy. >> reporter: we were there after daniel spotted her husband after his fifth deployment, anthony perry on his third deployment is encouraged by the progress in iraq, but he was serious, as he reminded us, there is a price for the progress. you never forget the casualties. >> it happened. it is a part of life. it happens here. >> this sergeant was on his second deployment to iraq. >> i'm so glad that he is back home. i can't en express. i missed him dearly. i'm so glad that he is home safe. >> reporter: waters got to hold her 3-month-old granddaughter. >> my goodness, look at the genes, she is gorgeous. >> reporter: for this 28-year- old, the past year in iraq was his fiveth deployment to the middle east. >> they send us, it was a six month rotation. i came back, i was off a couple of years and went back again. >> the members have been told this unit will likely be activated againometime in the next 18 months. >> reporter: even knowing that, andrew has signed up for ano

playing another back woodsman, daniel boone. >> would you die for your indian friend?d at risk of his own. >> it goes both ways. >> osgood: after that series ran its course fess parker largely retired from show business and devoted himself to running a vineyard and winery. even though he's gone it's safe to say that many an aging baby boomer still has a vintage coon skin cap stored away somewhere in a closet. >> no, the white phone. >> oh. >> osgood: we also learned this week of the death at age 83 of peter graves who made his name playing two iconic characters of the 20th century. using his dead pan gravitas to very different effect. beginning in 1967, peter graves made the impossible look easy week after week. the cool and unrattled secret agent jim phelps in the long- running tv mission impossible. >> every passenger in this plane will have fish for dinner. will become violently ill in the next half hour. >> reporter: despite initial misgivings, peter graves turned that image upsidedown in the movie airplane. in which he played a bumbling pilot with a knack for the

. >> daniel, there's a report that larry summers would step down by the end of the year. before we get your reaction to that, our own karen finerman did sit down with summers i think a couple months ago, maybe a month ago. this is what he had to say about the issue. >> does it matter to you what job you have to have your economic voice heard? i mean, let's say ben bernanke decides he's going to go off -- >> i'm not going to go there. i like what i'm doing. i feel like i have a chance to make a difference by thinking about economic questions and my views if the president asks me to do something in which i think i can make a contribution, the right approach to it is to say yes. and that's why i'm very pleased to be working at the national economic council. >> quickly, the odds that he steps down by year's end. >> by year's end? that number's probably 50%. the president's economic team always leaves. but i'll say that larry summers is a public servant, he's serving his purpose, we're going to get positive job growth, he's going to get the credit for it and that could all cha

i'm joined by attorney gloria allred who represents veronica daniels.hether she's apologized to elin woods? >> well, she has some time ago publicly said that she was sorry for any pain that she caused. and, of course, she'd be very happy to talk with elin if elin wished to contact her. having said that, part of the recovery that is alcoholics ano, ma'am mouse has a 12-step recovery program, which it doesn't really just apply to alcoholics, is that you have to make direct amends to the person that you hurt or the persons that you have harmed. given that tiger woods had a three-year intimate, intense relationship with veronica, my client, given that he told her that they would have a lifetime of this and that there was no other woman other than his wife, given that he lied to her, he should make direct amends to her by contacting her and apologizing to her. >> gloria -- >> that's part of his recovery and that's the right thing to do. >> she knew, veronica knew tiger woods was married. she knew he was a dad. she was already another woman. why would she hav

keith daniels in highlandtown where there is talk against one of her particular ideas. >> well, we are at santoni's grocery store where the owner is part of a beverage industry coalition. and to fight the tax. now the mayor is looking for solutions to close the budget gap. and one of the revenue sources she is considering, is a 5-cent tax on all bottled and canned beverages. including soft drinks, and the additional tax would mean millions of dollars collected at businesses for the city. but santoni and the coalition call it a bad idea. >> in my opinion, i think that baltimore city has to find their own ways to secure their own deficit. downsizing government. you know, more efficiencies in ring the city. you have to stop trying to take it out on business. >> well similar tax was implemented in baltimore city, and the county. in 1989. and the opposition was so strong it led to a full repeal in 1997. in highlandtown. keith daniels, fox 45 news "late edition". >> the city may also have to make deep cuts to make ends meet. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake met with the department of parks and

. >> reporter: danielle gave birth to her daughter angelina two days ago. but it wasn't easy. >> i needed to deliver her before she was in any type of distress. >> reporter: after eight hours of labor her doctor decided that she needed a cesarean delivery, better known as a c-section. c-sections are often needed if the baby or mother is in danger or distressed. or if the baby is too large for a natural birth. but there are other reasons women are choosing to have more c-sections. reasons that have nothing to do with medicine. >> i think the increase in c-sections has been driven both by doctors, for the convenience, and ease of it. and by patients. >> reporter: dr. jacques moritz says women are having more twins and triplets. and giving birth when they're older, which could also account for some of the increase. but even though cesarean births are more routine, there are still risks. >> it's not like making a hair appointment. a c-section is a major abdominal surgery. involves anesthesia, involves cutting open, involves blood loss. >> reporter: danielle wou

i am keith daniels, that story is coming up. and 3 times more very satisfied customers than comcast. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >> montgomery county police crackdown on human trafficking by arresting three men. >> keith daniels joins us with more on how complex this whole operation was. keith? >> jennifer and jeff, police say the victims were adults and minor females. some of them blackmailed into participating in prostitution. in the last three weeks police shut down three operations. and they say each man ran his own organization. >> look at their mug shots. montgomery county police have arrested three men for human trafficking. investigators say they forced victims to have sex. according to court papers, one had an empty business, for human trafficking. >> frequently, recruited girls who had problems with immigration, or other issues, including hold of passports. >> he used adult girls he would book into high-end hotel rooms across montgomery county. investigators say hubert

and i thank daniel and other professional staff persons with the financial services committee. haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake on january 12, 2010. according to the u.s. agency for international development, 230,000 people were killed and 1.3 million people were displaced from their homes. there is a desperate need for clean water, food, shelter and sanitation. three million people, 1/3 of the population were affected. today, we are fortunate to have in this country the president of haiti, president preval. c.b.c. has been meeting with the president and he thanked us all, not only the members of the congressional black caucus but the american people, for the aid we have provided to haiti and thanked all the american agencies for the lives they have saved and the food they have distributed, along with the water and medical care and much more. he reminded that the rains and hurricanes are perhaps coming and there are needs for shelter and long-term housing. we are talking about the one of the most important things to do and that is to cancel its debts. haiti's democr

. >> daniel cargo serra encontrÓ con su familia tras ser liberado por la derecha en colombia. >> decenassonas marchan hoy en los Ángeles en apoyo a las damas de blanco de cuba. >> verificados de el salvador recitan con alegrÍa domingo. >> Éste es lo que quiero un y fin de semana. >> el presidenta de estados unidos eso este domingo el primer viaje de su presidencia a afganistÁn. el que la campaÑa militar hizo progresos pero que aÚn se debÍa abordar el tema de la corrupciÓn. >> el presidente fue recibido con gran entusiasmo por las tropas estadounidenses. tuvo palabras de elogios para los hombres que mujeres de uniforme. >> mi principal trabajo es decir gracias a nombre del pueblo estadounidense, todos estamos orgullosos de ustedes, de su trabajo y sacrificios. el aviÓn presidencial habÍa aterrizado y obama fue llevar a kabul. >> no intenciÓn es que los afganos tengan la capacidad de probar su propia seguridad. estamos orgullosos de lo que han logrado hasta ahora. >> esperaba que la sociedad continÚe estable y podrÁ avanzar hacia el futuro. >> a pesar de la cordialidad, funcionarios americ

daniel, independent line. guest: good morning, daniel. caller: good morning.looking at social security and they have messed that all up. the government has. and every other program they have gotten into like the post office they goofed up, what makes the government think that they are medical experts? and why do they want to go into a field they know nothing about? they know nothing about medicine. why would they want to take over something that they know nothing about? they are completely ignorant about. it doesn't make any sense at all. and they want the majority of the people to give up their health plan for the majority -- for a minority that doesn't have health insurance. why should people give up their health plans? guest: daniel, can i ask you a question, without being too personal. what is your health insurance? through your work or how do you get health insurance? caller: i worked 30 years for it. guest: ok. you are retired? caller: i am. guest: daniel, nothing would change. you would not have to give up the health plan that you are in. if you like it

lograron su primera visitante, gracias a este gol de daniel marquez el equipo de chucha ramírez. gruponampe de impacrey. se viene pisando.yñd pachuca.er imp con 13 años. en atlante. que estaba hablando y el defensa de la selección mexicana ya le pidió. a sus jefes. y concentrarse y en caso de quedar rumbo a la copa del mundo. como no está jugando regularmente. por univisión. bueno, claro muy bien y estaban diciendo las muchachas que la semana pasada no pudo responder la tri vía.ionunivisionprimer i fue muy controversial. estaba haciendo memoria. el finalista en su carrera y la próxima la sorpresa de un recuerdo mundialista de zinedine zidane que se cae de la silla. mira esto fernando que parece. te gusta participar más de 5.000 personas. se quitaron. y como dios fue al mes. flumundialmentl desnudo masivo. se cocolocaron diferente posiciones y fíjate hubo mucha armonía y se abraza los consejos y esperamos el próximo semana. >> bueno, las lluvias dejaron una om de destrucción en brasil un intenso aguacero provoca que flo flotara y los árboles salieron de raíz y los daños son grande

he played daniel boone, too. >> keep you alive. >> reporter: in fact, that was one of nbc's highest-rated born in texas in 1924, parker was known for his gentle presence on the screen. >> thing to do now is try and forget it. go and be a man. >> reporter: but also for his hospitality. >> truth is, i don't know nothing at all about politics. >> reporter: he did know a little something about wine. he bought a 700 acre ranch in the hills above santa barbara and since then has been producing award-winning wines of all variety. his death today at age 85 comes on his wife's 84th birthday. they've been married 50 years. a man who played legends is being remembered as one himself from the golden age of television to his own golden years. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that's a great life. that's our broadcast for this thursday evening. in for brian williams, i'm anne curry. for all of us here at nbc news, thank you. >>> good evening, i'm ann curry in for brian williams tonight. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com how do we know how how many town roads we need? the census helps us know ex

keith daniels standing by live at police headquarters with the latest on the investigation tonight. keith, what can you tell us? >> jeff, police say they are talking to a person of interest. now, they have been talking to him here all day. but so far tonight, no word on yet on his connection, if any, to this case. now, investigators say a driver, found the 19-year-old woman in the 1500 block of patterson park avenue, at about 9:45 last night. police are calling the driver a good samaritan. they say he drove the woman to johns hopkins emergency room. the woman's hands bound together with tape and she was shot two times. one bullet to the neck. another in the face. and there were puncture wounds to the torso. family members say the woman's name is kim charles, the grandmother got several calls last night about the attack. the first from kim's father. >> so around, i guess, about 11:30 my daughter calls me back and tells me that kim had been shot twice. and i couldn't figure out why would someone want to hurt her like this. >> i just couldn't figure it out. >> well, tonight we're told

keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> baltimore city is short on cash but on the on opinion. were the mayor for the day. what would you do. photo journalist darren durlach went around the city to get reaction from residents. >> kind of like being caught between a rock and a hard place. >> our mayor is in a tough situation. >> if i was the mayor for the day? >> if i was the mayor trying to balance the budget, at the best way i know how. >> pretty much became mayor, at a bad time. >> this take your mind off politics. >> we play bingo. >> i 28. >> five police chief raises alarm for safety. cut everything for everybody else and do not cut the old. >> how many things they have to cut. they did a lot of cutting last year. cutting the police, and the fire is not so good of a start. >> cut the budget at home. get a fat check. >> talk about everything. no, no, no. 23 is not called. >> when we eat pork and beans they are eating steak and everything else. >> i am not playing no guessing games. not talking about no hearsay or nothing i read. i am talking about what i know. because i work

keith daniels, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> all right. keith, thanks. >> you can read the entire transition report on our website. foxbaltimore.com/news links. >> one group said maryland may be wasting money on bottled water. the group corporate accountability said that the state spent $200,000 at least, on deer park or snow valley bottled water in the year 2009. the group also said the actual figure may be even higher than that. >> purchases under $25,000 are not reported. and so a lot of bottled water purchases range, you know, in the range of 1000 to $2000. >> group said that money could be spent on improving public water systems. >> it is our duty to hold elected officials accountable. and you can do it by joining our waste watch. if you have a story about government waste. call our hotline (410)662-1456. and you can also log onto our website at foxbaltimore.com and click on waste watch. >> well, worries over school changes drew a crowd in harford county tonight. parents and teachers gathered to hear about the future. their concerned

just when tiger thought he could come out of the woods his porn star girlfriend veronica daniels also known as jocelyn james claims she got pregnant by tiger twice. one ended in a miscarriage and the other ended in an abortion. >> it is hard when you get pregnant by someone that you know is not going want to be the father you want for your children so that is challenging. >> did you want to have a child by tighe. >>> that was not my plan, not at all. no, i, of course, want to have more children at some point but i wanted to do it the right way. >> so you had unprotected sex with him? >> yes, i did. >> always. >> always. >> veronica daniels better known as jocelyn james was working as a stripper in las vegas when she claims tiger pursued her and made her his mate. >> i met him in vegas at a nightclub i was working at and we saw each other up to the last day of october 4th. >> how often would you see tiger? >> several times a month and he would either come to vegas are i would go to see him. >> and she claims she has proof. veronica is publishing scores of text messages sent to her by t

. >> out want to thank daniel device -- i want to thank daniel device. we would not know you without this cover story. what led to that? i suspect you like this. >> it is a wonderful story. he did a wonderful job. most of us who are the subject of newspaper articles are a little sheepish. he did a great story. what i love about the story is that he brought in our students and our faculty and alumni. it is not just about me, it is about the entire institution. it was the occasion of my 21st year at trinity. most college presidents serve maybe six or seven years. i have been at this for a much longer period of time. he interviewed scores of people. he really put together an accurate and only story -- and a lovely story of how trinity has changed over the years. >> the school was in the dumper. when you went there, they were in trouble. you were 36 years old. what i was 36 years old. i did not know anything about being -- >> i was 36 years old. i did not know anything about being a college president. i went from running back program to run in the developmen

. >> but, there is growing opposition and as keith daniels reports tonight. may be surprised to find out where it is coming from. >> coming from the group, mothers against drunk driving. at issue, an amendment made to the bill today. now the bill woman date anyone found guilty of driving while intoxicated to use an ignition interlock system. now that's a breathalyzer that you put in your car, and the engine won't start if it detects alcohol on your breath. but an amendment to the bill made today excludes anyone who gets probation before judgment before from having to use the interlock system. mothers against drunk driving say that severely weakens the bill since the vast majority of those charged with drunk driving receive probation before judgment. >> to us, the risk there, is how do you determine who you repeat offender is, and if you are going to let over half of your first offenders walk, that's a risk we're not willing it take from maryland family and well, the bill is expected to win final approval, in the senate, later this weaning. a similar bill is s

danielle smith told jurors how she watched how javon thompson was starved to death.stuff started to come from the child's mouth as he painfully started to grown losing the ability to crawl. >> i think she was more afraid what would happen to her, i mean being that somebody would treat a babely lik babe like that, wht she would do. >> reporter: smith told jurors when she tried to break away from the group and tell somebody about the death, she was committed into a psychiatric hospital by the queen antoinette, and her daughter and markus cobb. all three are defending themselves throughout the trial. today could be the last day of testimony. if that happens, this could be in the jurors hands as early as tomorrow. live from the mitchell courthouse, megan gilliland, fox 45 morning news. >>> more than 700 people are dead after chile's earthquake and that the president says that number is expected to grow. the earthquake was more powerful than the one that hit haiti in january but it's not expected to be as deadly. still the earthquake destroyed many buildings as well as bu

he went on to other roles including daniel boone. but for americans of a certain age, he will always be remembered as the king of the wild frontier. fess parker was 85 years old. ♪ ♪ wellbeing. we're all striving for it. purina cat chow helps you nuture it in your cat... with a full family of excellent nutrition... and helpful resources. ♪ purina cat chow. share a better life. not to let your immune system become a statistic. support your immune system with patented ester-c. ester-c provides up to 24 hours of immune support. ester-c. the better vitamin c. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny and beautiful at 70. miami, 73. chicago, partly cloudy at 57. denver, snow, 37. los angeles, 74. >>> time now for a check on the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows that skies are cloudy over the rockies and northern plains. and most of the east is waking to another beautiful morning. later today, the east will enjoy another gorgeous day as temperatures climb into the 60s and low 70

danielle smith told jurors she watched as javon thompson was starved to death for not saying amen after meals. she told the jurors that black stuff started to come from the child's mouth as he painfully groaned losing the ability to crawl. >>> what about as far as why she didn't pick up the phone and jab javon and run out of that house. >> i think she was afraid what would happen to her, thinking that how somebody would treat a baby like that. >> reporter: she told jurors that when she tried to break away from the group and tell somebody about the baby's death she was committed to a psychiatric group. all three defendants are defending themselves in court and throughout this trial. today could be the last day of testimony, that means that jurors could have the case as soon as tomorrow. megan gilliland from downtown mitchell courthouse. >>> officials are looking into a plane crashin crash that left an dead. joseph was piloting the single engine plane when it went down in edgewater. kelly was reportedly trying to get back to the airport at the time but something went wrong and the annapol

. >> of want to thank daniel devise for this. we would not know you without this cover story. washington post magazine a couple of weeks ago. "the soul of trinity." what led to that? >> it is a wonderful story. dan did a terrific job. most of us are a little sheepish. he did a great story. what i love about the story is he brought our students in, faculty, and alums. it's about the entire institution. it was the occasion of my now 21st year at trinity as -- most college presidents serve six or eight years. i've been serving much longer. he interviewed scores of people. alums, trustees, students, and faculty. he really put together a very accurate and lovely story about how trinity has grown and changed over the years. >> the school was in the dumper -- probably a lot of people don't want to hear that, but they were in trouble. you were 36 years old. >> i was 36. i did not know anything about being a college president. i was a graduate of georgetown law school. i had run off the street law school at georgetown. i was devoted to keeping the kids in d.c. out of trouble. then i we

. >>> loudoun county where daniel boldin is accused of contributing to the delink winn wentcy of a minor. he was an employee with a youth shelter and allegedly helped a teen run away from the facility. >> most of the teens in this place are troubled. in this case. obviously encourage them to do the wrong thing in this case. >> bolden is out on bail. >>> the obama administration struck a new nuclear arms deal with russia. >> the united states and russia have agreed to the most comprehensive arms control agreement in two decades. >> reporter: the treaty calls for both sides to slash their stockpile of weapons leaving each country with 1500-long range nuclear warheads and half of that number of missiles. the significance goes beyond nuclear weapons. the treaty is slated to be signed april 8th ahead of the international summit on nuclear security. >>> back on captiol hill, house speaker nancy pelosi celebrated her 70th birthday by giving americans what she called the greatest gift. she signed the final piece of legislation to overhaul the health care system. the legislation now moves to the

. >>> los tigres tienen nuevo domador, se trata de daniel guzmán que regresa después de 24 horas de haberjo, rooney se lesionó en la champions, y saben cuánto tiempo estará sin jugar? un mes. y estará listo para la copa del mun mundo. y terminamos con la nba. y los phoenix se aseguró un lugar a la postemporada. ♪ >>> lleva bien la cuenta de cuánto falta para la copa del mundo que verá por univisión? faltan 71 días. y estábamos buscando senadores, y si alguna de ustedes quiere participar, o tiene una hija, novia, hermana, y que reuna las condiciones vaya a univisión.com. continúen con más de "primer impacto." >>> gracias. >>> o sea que sean lindas? que tengan cuerpazo también. >>> félix dice que es el jurado. >>> y al volver: el rostro de una beata está en el centro de una controversia. ♪ hola que tal, muy buenas tardes les saluda maria rosa lucchini, la policia sigue investigando un tiroteteo q dejo a cuatro personas muertas en el distrito de columbia ademas un compuesto quimico de venta libre causa preocupacion por su alto poder adictivo. esto y mucho mas a las seis. ♪(música) >>> una fo

daniel becker is an expert in health care policy and helped create the national program that provides free primary health care here. he says brazil's focus has been to deliver health care to those who need it most -- the poor, who make up some 60% ofbrazil's. >> i think this has been done to a certain extent not with the quality that we should have done it but we could have done it. but in many ways, in a pretty revolutionary and noveltive way. >> reporter: he's talking about the 25,000 community health care teams all across brazil like the one in villa canoas. physicians are paid up to three times more to work in the poorest, often most dangerous areas. it is personal and proactive. they reach out even before the patients come in. >> translator: we try to always get into their homes. >> reporter: barbara gomez, 24, is what's called a community health agent. she lives in villa canoas and her job is to knock on as many doors as she can. >> translator: our work is to register all the residents. that way we can follow them. those who have hypertension, diabetes, those who are pregnant. w

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. >> i want to thank daniel devise -- i'm not sure, is that the way he pronounces it? >> devise. dan devise. >> oh. thank you for helping. for this, which we wouldn't know you without this cover story and washington post magazine a couple weeks ago, the soul of trinity. >> well, yes. >> what led to that because this is -- i suspect you'd kind of like this. >> oh, it's a wonderful story. and dan did a terrific job. and of course you know most of us who are the subject of newspapers articles are a little sheepish. we might you know say well what's that going to be like? he did a great story. and what i love about the story is that he brought in our students, our faculty and our alums. so it's not just about me. it's about the entire institution and the way we grew. it was the occasion of my you know now 21st year at trinity. most college presidents serve maybe six or eight years so i've sort of been at this for a much longer period of time. but he interviewed scores of people, alums, trustees, students and faculty, and really put together i think a very accurate and lovely story ab

sympathy and appreciation to his wife and three children, enrique, who is a prosecutor, daniel and eric, and the entire family, friends, and former colleagues of the drug enforcement administration. it's important that we focus on securing and enforcing our southern border so that these past sacrifices and the future endeavors by those in the d.e.a. are not in vain and, mr. speaker, we in san diego honor to be home to this legacy of kiki camarena and his family. i yield back the balance of my time. . mr. johnson: i yield back. mr. poe: mr. speaker, the special agents that work in the government enforcement -- drug enforcement administration, the d.e.a., are special agents indeed. many times they work alone, they work deep undercover. they work not only in the united states but in foreign countries and they work for the soul purpose of trying to capture -- sole purpose of trying to capture those outlaws who are in the drug business, who in the name of money try to sell their wears and profit on that illegal -- wears and profit on that illegal enterprise that is an international crime car

daniel, the state of relations between the united states and israel.they were at a low point in the last 30 to 35 years. he has since said he was grossly misquoted on that. the secretary of state maintained a hard line stance and at the same time reiterating israel is a good friend. is the administration overreacting here or was the reaction appropriate? >> well, i think there have been these episodic crises and what you saw this time was the entire administration saying this was unhelpful not only the timing of the decision onset. s but also the substance. there is nowhere close to what happened under the fist bush presidency when loan moneys were withheld in '92 and '92. the difference in the context is that the u.s. is fighting two wars in the broader region. this is an issue that escalates tension and used by radicals against the u.s. that's why general petraeus was explaining why the unresolved conflict, of course we're trying to build a coalition, iran and the nuclear concerns makes that more difficult. and the other thing is their suspicion that

and to my right, to roars right is daniel yergin who is a pulitzer prize-winning author. is really mr. energy. and reported, any journalist in this town ever want to know about energy just call him and he has always been very helpful. so i am happy he is here. i thought i would just are, we're going, this panel is smaller. what we're going to do is each of the panelists speak briefly. were going to do we did before, i have a couple of questions for each of them. but please jump in as you well. then we will take questions from the audience. tom, which you start? >> thank you very much. first of all it's been a pleasure to be associated with the center and with a great patriot and ambassador. it's great to be affiliated with this organization and the institution and all of you in the audience who support him and his efforts. we are grateful for that support as we'll. i think they're a couple of predicates underlying as a team of study. the first predicate is forevermore, forevermore and the united states our security and our prosperity will be tied to the security and prosp

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host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son.co. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. and did you know that 40 million americans claim to be of germ and decent. albert einstein, fred astair and babe ruth were germ man. why isn't there a german- american museum. well now there is. it is opening on sunday in d.c. and we are getting a sneak peek today. because that's how we roll here on fox 5 morng news. and we're going to give you an over view of the space and talk about how they decided on the space and how they we about designing it and the things you'll learn and see while here and we'll have a german american come and tell his story. and we also have a german dance troop that will come and perform because this is all about the german decent and the contributions on a daily basis. so yesterday it was top of the morning to you, this morning it's guten morguan. back to you gurvir. >> thanks, holly. >>> we're going to turn things over to allison and steve fo

enrique, daniel, and eric. during his 11 years with the d.e.a., he received two sustained superior performance awards. he also received the administrator's award of honest, the highest award granted by the drug enforcement agency. mr. camarena was born in 1947 in mexico. he graduated from high school in california in 1966. in 1968 he joined the u.s. marine corps and after serving two years he joined the police department as a criminal investigator in 1970. in may, 1973, he started working as a narcotics investigator. stayed until 1974 and he joined the d.e.a. his first assignment with the d.e.a. was in california. in 1977 he was reassigned to the fresno district office in northern california. after working the fresno office, he was later assigned to guadalajara, mexico, for 4 1/2 years and worked undercover on the trail of the country's biggest marijuana and cocaine traffickers. before being kidnapped, kiki was extremely close to unlocking multibillion dollar drug pipeline. officer camarena gave his life in the

this democratic 111th congress has met daniel webster's charge and done something for this generation and others worthy to be remembered. thank you, madam speaker. . ms. foxx: people are asking now that the health care overhaul has been passed, what's next? well, my colleagues and i are saying we need to repeal the most egregious parts of this legislation and replace them with real effective reforms. we must do more than simply repeal this bill. we have to replace it with reforms that will actually bring down the costs of health care. we have solutions that focus first on lowering costs and preserving jobs. we have to repeal the over$500 billion in job-killing taxes on the bill, repeal taxpayer funding of abortion and start over with laws that respect life. i'm a strong supporter of legislation that allows everyone to purchase health insurance across state lines. we should be expanding tax-free health savings accounts for all americans, giving patients control over their health care and give small businesses the power to pool together. madam speaker, the health care overhaul is a trav

her real name is remember ron kay siwit-daniels. today she posted 120 text messages online that she says tiger send her, so why is she posting them now? jane will ask her that. don't miss it. >>> coming up, this will turn your stomach. a man accused of pitching his own wife, selling her for sex on the internet on craigslist. >> we have a husband who's prostituting his wife out around the country while holding their 3-year-old child, threatening the wife if she doesn't go forward with is, then he will take the child away from her and harm her. >> weet get more from that man about what control cops say he had over his wife. again you're not going to believe what you're about to hear. >>> john edwards' wife elizabeth is firing back at rielle hunter. according to "people," she says she's disgusted by the photos, one of those photos, there it is, she had nothing but a shirt on cozying up to stuffed animals. they were taken in an interview. she is says she's not a home wrecker, andhe says the break in the marriage happens bfore the infide

the shoot shooting happened this morning on the 5600 block of daniel boulevard. the other victim was 49-year-old richard nichols. he used to live next door to white. four children were in the day care center at the time of the shooting. none of them was hurt. >> children were in the lower level of the home when the incident occurred. the shoot og cured in the upper level of the home. >> the children didn't see it? >> the children and the homeowner's daughter did not witness the shooting. >> pat collins is working this story for much and we'll have much more in a live report for us at 5:00 tonight. >> a marine accused of robbing a woman at gun point was in court for the first time today. police arrested 20-year-o jorge. he's accused of trying to force a woman into her vehicle and robbing her. two women were abducted in the balston area. one woman was brutally beaten and sexually assaulted then left for dead. police are now looking into the possibility that torres may be involved with that case. >> given the facts of the case that he tried to force a woman into his

. >> jimmy: it's you and sean connery and me and daniel -- >> you want to do it, jimmy?ant to play bond? >> jimmy: i would like to be the first fat james bond, yeah. we have a black president. why not? >> rave on. >> jimmy: have you met those guys? >> i met sean one day. i was doing one of the movies, "die another day" and hanging on these ropes on this huge explosion and it's like 8:00 in the morning, i just said good-bye to the wife and kids, you know -- >> jimmy: maybe forever. >> i'm james bond but i'm not, just an actor. and you're hanging there like this, you know, and then the go, action! and the next thing is, you are hurdling down this, you know, this tunnel, and everything is breaking loose behind you. so i got away with it and they said, okay, that's good. well, you're dismissed. i went outside, i was putting my bags in the car and i close the trunk, the bonnet and as i close it there was sean connery, and he said, you know, pierce, are they paying you ough money, son? are they paying you enough? and that was one of my first encounters with sean. >> jimmy: tha

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uncle daniel. he learned a lot of storytelling techniques from that.r some reason someone asked me about this the other night. he wasn't really ahead of the curve when it came to native americans. he had some scathing things to say about some of the indians he ran across on his trip from missouri to calif.. i know that personally he paid for several african-american students to go to college. in that sense he was ahead of his time. >> you mention he let something slip through his fingers in virginia city. did he a have other speculative endeavors? >> he bought up a bunch of claims. more people went around selling shares in feet of mines then actually worked the mines. the original discoverers of the comstock lode were cheated out of their money by henry comstock who claimed that their mining property but joined his by a few feet so that he was technically their partner. he lost his money too and later ended up killing himself so there is a lot of swindling going on. yes, man? >> i was wondering if in your research you found something that either contra

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. >> did you see governor mitch daniels' article in the "wall street journal" today. he applied health savings accounts to the government of indiana and he said there were tremendous real cost-control, real cost savings as people became responsible form spending their own dollars and put them in tax-free accounts on health care. is there any future? as i recall, the democratic bills wanted to cut back on health savings? >> they do want to cut back but those are among the steps that we said we would like to take to reduce health care costs. we mentioned shopping across state lines for insurance, small business pooling. getting rid of junk lawsuits and expanding health savings' accounts. the senator from oklahoma spoke about that summit very well, i thought. he said, we have to reconnect the purchasers and what the purchaser is buying. until we do that we'll never get costs down to the health savings accounts to do that. >> going back to the process, reconciliation, a simple majority vote instead of a 3/5 vote. this is one of the largest, most pronounced changes in amer

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son.o: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. . >>> look at you. give me kisses. more kisses. and a big hug. that's my big -- look at us. >>> welcome back to "larry king live." we're talking about exotic pets and the people who own them in a follow-up to the story we just did of julie and the leopard. that leopard was shot and killed on the day of the attack. that's the footnote to that. jill risotto joins us. she owns two chimpanzees. they are related to trav is. you might remember the 200-pound chimp of the sdpzoo keeper who t her hands in the attack. we see you in the cage with the chimps. why does it make sense to you to own these animals and live with them? >> well, it doesn't make sense anymore, but it did when i first got them. >> how long have you had them? >> eight years. it will be eight years april. >> eight years, and the initial idea was what? they were cute and they were small? >> you know, it's like anything. i was in a good position financially, and

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son.ld save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. all right, our first guest is an academy award winning actor who has two new big movies coming out this friday, comedy, "our family wedding" hits theaters on march 19th and stars with jude law in the futuristic thriller "repo men." ladies and gentlemen, please welcome forest whitaker, everyone! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks so much for being here. >> great to be here. >> jimmy: i just saw you on the oscars. you introduced sandra bullock. >> i did. it was exciting. she's a great artist, she's a great person. i was really happy for her. >> jimmy: how do you guys no each other? >> i directed her. i directed her in a movie called "hope floats." >> jimmy: absolutely, yeah, yeah. >> took place in texas. with her and harry connick, a love story. >> jimmy: yeah, i didn't know you directed her. that's cool. you must have been a good luck charm. it was a big night for her. >> you g