danny may end up getting new tags after all, whether he like it is or not. the dmv director says in addition to the new ticket writing rules, she is thinking about recalling danny's tags, along with other confusing vanity plates like none to avoid the problem. >>> if you hate waiting in long lines at the airport, there is a new program to get tsa through the gates. erika gonzalez explains what it takes to qualify for airport precheck. >> reporter: wait in line and then prepare to be patted down, scanned and screened. with the tsa precheck program, you may not have to go through this any more when you flight. after 9/11, the department of homeland security admits it did not have the information or technology needed to identify travelers that pose the greatest risk. >> we recognize that all travelers are not alike and not all of them pose the same level of risk. >> reporter: so, last clear, the dhs started a pilot program in seven major airports. approved, prescreened travelers were given a green light to a fast lane, meaning many don't have to take off their

and i left a message, danny, it's mom, call me back. >> it was a call and had danny's picture on it on my cell phone so, i thought oh, he's calling me. it was commotion and it was some fire chief or something, i don't know. and he said danny is being life flighted to metro hospital right now. you have to go to metro, i said i want to talk to him. >> they were still doing cpr on him? it was bloody. fight. fight. he tried, he did. he tried. >> i said don't go, danny, don't go. >> he fought. but he just didn't have no brain waves left. >> could you ever imagine being in a funeral home planning a funeral? >> think about picking out a casket, what is that, picking out a casket for your son? we're supposed to go and pick out colleges and supposed to go visit ohio state next month. i'm mad now, i'm mad. >> my life will never be the same again. i will get better. but right now, i'll never be, there will alwaysing something missing. >> reporter: how do you want your son to be remembered? >> a funny, loveable kid. who would help you with anything. >> just 16, he was 16 years old. he doesn't get

post offices around the country paying tribute to danny thomas. this is washington today on c-span radio, heard coast to coast on xm channel 119. >> on march 20th, the u.s. supreme court hears the oral argument in miller v alabama, whether a life sentence without parole for someone convicted of murder when he was 14 violates the constitution's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. he'll hear a case cited in miller v alabama on saturday on the historic supreme court oral argument from 2005. donald roper, superintendent of the correctional center petitioner versus christopher simmons respondent. >> legislatures can evaluate this series of studies and then pick what is essentially an arbitrary age. there is no study in anything that mr. simon cites that justifies that particular dale, 18. they talk about adolescence, they talk about young adolesc t adolescents. they talk about adolescence continuing till the mid 20s. nothing justifies the age of 18. that makes it the kind of fact that a legislature ought to be evaluating, not a court. >> every

if not, fix the computer. >> danny may end up getting new tags whether he likes it or not. the dmv director says in addition to the new ticket writing rules, she is thinking about recalling danny's tags. along with other confusing vanity plates, an example she gave us was none as n-o-n-e, to avoid the problem. >> they did clear -- how has a clean record? >> add clean record when we last talked to him but you know, it happened so quickly, he gets so many tickets so fast, he says every two to three months he has to go down to the courthouse answered has pages on his record. >> wow. i would change -- change the tags. >> he says if they pay for t. >> all right. >> we will see what happens. >> that's fair. >> thank you, tisha. >>> let's get the word on the weather and it is changing on us, folks. tomorrow, huh, doug? >> tomorrow, need those umbrellas across the area. don't put those away too fast after rain stops tomorrow, looking a at potential for a storm this weekend. out there right now, storm four radar, see where that storm is making its way towards the area, a lot of mois

we're so worried about you, danny. kn i know, i know.r times already, so that's another story. >> we care. >> well, we care. that's what your dad said. we get worried. woe want you to say it's all okay, as long as she'll say. >> a happy ending, the voice of homes is safe, but the thousands still there still suffer under the withering attacks of the regime. for cnn, ian lee, cairo. >>> she was a wildly tlenlted artist in -- talented artist and a deeply tortured soul. how will you remember whitney houston? n new all says the music industry should have given her treatment. he said whit these had been calling out for years. could see what i see. that over time, having high cholesterol, plus diabetes or high blood pressure or family history of early heart disease, can put them at increased risk for plaque buildup. and they'd see that it's more important to get their cholesterol where their doctor wants. and why for these patients, when diet and exercise alone aren't enough, i prescribe crestor. adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol by up to 5

we're calling him danny. danny, we heard what sounded like gunshots in this interview.you are? >> yes, there's snipers. you can hear them. anyone who tries to cross the street will get shot. i'm going to leave the house in a 456 an hour. we always walk along the walls. i am not a journalist. i am not a democrat, i'm not in the government. i don't work in any kind of this stuff. i'm a human being trying to live and this is how i'm living. i am not from the army. why are they targeting human beings? >> on the phone now from new york, fran townsend, she is cnn's national security contributor and a member of the cia external advisory committee. fran, after talking to danny and getting an inside look at what is taking place there in the community on the street, do you have any sense of what the international community can do to help end the violence there? >> well, you know, look, the u.s. feels both frustrated, i think, and thwarted by china and russia at the u.n. security council. they would have felt frees and less constrained if the resolution had passed. what you need t

. >> reporter: there are things danny white really loves.is red chevy and a good joke. >> hey. >> reporter: 25 years ago, danny wanted to have a little fun with his vanity plate which reads no-tags. they see my tag, you're from d.c., i like your tag. >> reporter: well, almost everyone. >> they don't get the joke, they don't get it. >> reporter: now, the joke is on him. >> i got enough tickets here to plaster the whole car. >> reporter: 300, 500, $700 for overdue tickets because if the city finds an abandoned vehicle or car missing its plates, guess who gets it? danny white. >> it has been over $25,000 worth of tickets. over $20,000. >> reporter: tickets for fords, hondas, dodges, even a vespa. every few months, he has to take time to go to the courthouse to get the tickets dismissed. since danny drives a chevy avalanche, anything marked chevy is still his problem. >> how am i going to pruch that it's not mine? they say they don't know. you don't know. it's your system. figure it out. i don't know is not an answer. i got to get this done. >>

i want to bring in danny combhearts. he was there.ere ten feet away in the cafeteria. tell me what you saw. >> well, what i saw is -- i mean, our friends were walking together, having a good time, and we just heard a pop, and it was pretty loud and pretty noticeable, and just looked up. and i looked straight ahead and i saw a gun pointing at a group of four guys sitting at a table, and he was about two feet away from them, and he just fired two quick shots at them, and i saw one student fall. and i saw the other hiding, trying to get cover underneath the table. >> danny, when you talk about how he was -- pointed a gun at these four students at a table, can you describe how he appeared to be shooting? did he appear to be aiming, or was he randomly shooting? >> he was -- it was clearly, to me, that he was aiming right at them as he was two feet away, and he was aiming right down at them. he wasn't shooting around the cafeteria at all, he was directly aiming at the four of them. >> was he saying anything when he was shooting at them? >>

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space jam. >> without further ado, danny devito.you doing, man? come sit down. >> thanks. >> you were born to do dr. seuss. >> really, yeah. i know why he did it 40 years ago. he didn't know me before he wrote it. do you mind if i keep the mustache on? >> go ahead. >> do you want one? >> no. >> but i brought you one. >> do i have to wear it for the interview? >> we speak for the trees. i have to take care of the hosts. >> i lost my glasses. >> he lost his glasses. that's the end of the interview. put that on, please. put it on. yes, very nice. ha! >> that's better. >> you see what it does for you? somebody recycle this. >> because you're all about being green, the lorax. >> all about being green. >> you know what? >> take it off. >> you looked weird. >> you know, i love the movie. it's so bright and colorful and fun and really for kids and adults and dr. seuss wrote to everybody. he was prophetic. he talked about what was going on and how we have to take care of the planet to make it sustainable for all of us to live happy, long liv

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worried for danny i mean he's putting his career on the line it's not like he will retire next week i mean he's got a few more years of service left and we have seen you know over break you brought thomas drake who was the n.s.a. employee who blew the whistle and they persecuted him for years thomas tamm the justice department lawyer who blew the whistle on the warrants wiretapping he was he had to undergo an investigation that took four five years you know so i'm afraid a same thing happen to danny were because he provided classified information the congress which is his right to do so and he followed all the regulations it's easy to start a witch hunt it's easy to investigate him to make sure he crossed all the t.'s and dotted all the i's and some afraid he's going to suffer what a lot of guys france gale the guy who who got us the m. raps in iraq who got the vehicles that we need in iraq buck the system he went through years and years of best occasions when he did the right thing so this is the knowing of knowing that these are risks you know why did why did you do it and there's a

postal service is hon york danny thomas -- honoring danny thomas and st. jude's with a commemorative stamp. i can think of no one and no charity more worthy for this honor than thomas and st. jude's. his is a story of hard work, success, and giving. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana, mr. donnelly for five minutes. mr. donnelly: thank you mr. speaker. i rise today to solemnly remember and honor the life and dedicated service of specialist robert todderist jr. a native son of indiana and proud member of the 713th engineer company based in valaparaiso and assigned to 81st troop command. he died along with three of his fellow soldiers on january 5, 2012 in kandahar province, afghanistan, of wounds sustained when their vehicle was hit by a roadside improvised explosive device. as they scouted for bombs and potential problems along a major supply route. the state of indiana mourns the loss of the fourth brave men who took on this dangerous mission to ensure the safety of their fellow sol

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and i ran. >> i understand, danny, a teacher chased him out of the building. what can you tell me about that? did you see that at all? >> the teacher was mr. hall. he's like the study hall teacher, and he's a very brave man. he broke up a fight earlier this year, so he's known to do some good things like that, and i guess he chased them out of the building and saved a lot of other students' lives, probably. >> danny combhartz, thank you for calling in. he was 15 years of age and i asked him at the end of the interview how he was and he basically said in shock. so of course our hearts are with people in that community today. we're not going to go too far from that story but i do want to talk about this. police are praising the school for the preparedness in the shooting. coming up, we're going to walk through the training that the school likely went through. that's next. [ laura ] maine is known for its lighthouses, rocky shore, and most importantly, its lobster. it's the tastiest, the sweetest, the freshest. nobody can ever get enough. [ male announcer ] it's

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quarterback danny o'brien..ien loot his ssarting job last season after throwing 5 interceptions in the first three games...and &pdidn't mmke a secret his dissatisfaction with edsal's spread offense....o'brien has no revealed where he'll wisconsin and miihigan state are schools being discussed... but we do know that he won't be joining foomer terps offensive coordinator james &pfranklin at vanderbilt....the suu is reporting this evening that while the terps granted o'brien his release from scholarship, that release does not include a possible transfer to vanderbilt...the terps are reportedly connerned that o'brien and frankl,in may have been in contact as the quarterback pondered his future... front of a national audience...- coming up at 10-50 and 11-30 --toss to vytaa--ed....- vytas-- 3 3 &p3 3 phat's all for fox45 newssatt5:30..judge judy" is next. next.and we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 11... 11...we'll see you later. later. 3later. later.we'lllsee you 11... 11....he at

lifting restrictions on where danny o'brian and two others who transferred to, that includes vanderbilt, where james franklin is head coach. however, he filed a grievance with the acc accusing franklin of contacting o'brian before a final decision was made. >>> time now to vote for our high school game of the week. among your choices this week, austin hill at laurel. whitman, and for the girls, blake at springbrook. go to dc.highschoolsports.ne t to vote. >> he looks beatable today. on 11, hitting from the brush. doesn't hit the ball very far. he would lose that hole. down the stretch, tiger was solid on the 18. for par and the win. tiger buries the put and he lives to play another day, which will be against nick. he has been there. >> okay. been there, done that. we are done. >> good night, everybody.

as denver ended their five game losing streak well danny granger was the man setting the tone for the paces scoring a team high twenty six points while the nuggets lost and showed off his marksmanship to hitting two out of three attempts from long range so neither team led by more than six until denver jumped out to a ten point lead in the fourth quarter indiana's george help in cup deficit to four late in the getting out an awful live reporting twenty three points of resigning including a three pointer which might discover one hundred eleven one hundred five to denver one hundred thirteen one hundred nine the final score surprises me is twenty straight the first time this. things are. now in golf tiger woods is perfectly poised going into the final round of the pebble beach

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virginia is 22nd, but still in the top 25. >> too bad about danny o'brien.etimes big events call for a major makeover. that is what some people seeking plastic surgery these days say. why are they doing it? special occasions surgery, tonight at 11:00. >> tomorrow, we could have a of flurries. 41 and 37 are the averages. we see a couple of flurries in the forecast tomorrow morning. if you want to track it yourself, you can do it at wjla.com. interactive weather features. bob ryan will be in tonight. he will give you more on the foripitation possibilities the morning. >> join us at 11:00. have a good night. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. the progresso chicken no

there you go. >> danny -- >> if i take a drink right now, lee die. >> so what is that?anabuse. look it up on the internet. it turns alcohol into formaldehyde. it will kill you. i don't sit around with a bunch of people wining that their mothers didn't love them and their daddies didn't hug them and i can't get a job and girls don't like me. so what? there's cures, man. how about if you're hooked on heroin and oxycontin? takes seboxin. it blocks the receptor. there are all of these people that say my mommy doesn't love me enough, my daddy doesn't hug me enough. there are some people that would want to coddle them somewhere. >> and you're saying it begins and ends with self and nothing to do with who might be able to help intervene or what? >> okay. i was married for 18 years to a woman who wanted me to get sober for all 18 years and i never did. she finally came to her senses and divorced me. i was married to another woman for about three weeks when i got drunk and said something unpleasant and she said, i don't know who you think you're talking to, but i'm a school teac

said by danny fifty kilometers northwest of damascus lebanon just over the border once a relaxed luxury mountain resort the town has recently been the scene of brutal clashes between assad's forces and and to government groups there is a law in the fighting and as we approach the city we're not sure who's in control at the checkpoint they are happy to see a russian television crew a solid hint about who is in charge here russia is among the few countries still talking to assad and calling for others to have dialogue with the regime along with china it to be towed to the years security council's resolution and voted against another one at the general assembly which put pressure on assad to leave this town nobody home to around twenty thousand people looks abandoned the reminders of recent turbulence tell their own tale of what happened here on these wars you can see the story of the conflict how it was developing here in the city of there by danny initially there were some graffiti here about president bashar al assad then when the armed groups operating in this area took control over th

for a look at the extendee as - forecast. 3 the terps claim tampering in the loss of quarterback dannyotball. bruce is here to tell you why the terpp are fiiing a complaint against vanderbilt. ssorts unlimited starts right now. when quarterback danny o'brien annoonced he was transferring, maryland athleticcofficials were suspicious...they thought he had be in contact with his former coach, james franklin, who is nowwthe head coach at vanderbill... vanderbilt...and now, they know it. the terps, thrrugh the acc, have filed a ban on o'brien transferring a - there, but went ahead with the compaint, which vanderbilt says it will fully cooperate with...a former acc rookie of the year, o'brien was recruiteddby franklin at maryland, and after his &benchi complaint alleges franklin against ncaa rulls.. college basketball hereein the city tonight...écoppin state and mmrgan state renew thhir grudge matth...morgan is faltering this year after a vvry successful run under coach todd ozeman, wwile coppin isspondering post-seaoo possibilities..the cross town rivals hooked up tonight at coppin's new gy

officer keep supporting everyone suspicious in this violence locked nation raif nationality seven danny syria. international politics professor hearing you're watching told me a little earlier that he thinks beijing wouldn't like to see events in libya repeated in syria. but simply wanting the possibility of these three eventually becoming part of the. i mean there is a very interesting parallel between the syria situation and libya situation with the british army for example the libyan opposition it was a lot of rhetoric and. it's doing some kind of encouragement for the opposition not to accept any kind of political solution keep fighting and this call for a start. we've begun is very concerned obviously about. possibility of peaceful resolution of the syrian situation is undermined by any rhetoric and also this direction. it's the moment of truth for greece's eurozone finance ministers meet in brussels to decide its future they've said they're hopeful a deal will be agreed with the french finance minister insisting all the elements are in place but it stops counterpart called for the

i have been knowing danny six years. to find out that he has passed on, don't know how to handle it. >> the alleged gunman, 17-year- old t.j. lane, is in solitary confinement while he awaits his first court appearance this afternoon. the sophomore tens an alternative high school and was waiting for the bus when he allegedly opened fire in the cafeteria. >> we are still looking for the why, what, and who. we now are dealing with a community looking to heal. >> investigators are looking to see if there were warning signs. >> if there's anything we need to know about this young man and that would include questioning his friends, questioning his family members. >> his family issued a statement through their lawyer offering condolences, calling the shooting devastating. the lawyer says that his client is remorseful. >> this is a very scary circumstance that i don't think he could have possibly foreseen himself. in the middle himself >> schools remain closed. staff will go back tomorrow. then students and their parents are inv

danny decided to flee the country.news of his whereabouts. >> we're not expecting danny to arrive in lebanon until late tonight. he says there are activists with him now. >> calm down. >> okay. >> enough, calm down. >> who could be calm in a situation like that? danny's mother says her greatest fear is that one day she would turn on the news and see images of her dead son. finally a phone call they had been waiting for. >> human rights in lebanon. >> what, what? >> he's in lebanon? he's in lebanon, in beirut? >> a happy ending. the voice of homs made it to safety and soon will have a reunion with his family. >>> still on to come, a freak accident at a florida church has the pastor's daughter clinging to life. find out what happened after a church member showed off a gun in the next room. ♪ ♪ ♪ that should do it. enjoy your new shower. [ door opens, closes ] try bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles so it enters the bloodstream fast and rushes relief to the site of your tough pain. it's proven to relieve pain tw

anyone who has been discharged and danny can speak better than me. i am looking to rejoin the military. everything is on a case by basis. [talking over each other] >> it would be an avenue. it would be more efficient to go through can and school. >> i told everyone i am turning to the military. there are a lot of obstacles in the way. i submitted an application for an officer commission but tried to reenlist. especially if they have to retrain you, and move from recruiter to recruiter and i had my third recruiter was incredibly amazing and moved really quickly, and the application, they had to retrain me. it is difficult and frustrating but i am committed to returning. the possibility is there. every branch is different on a case by case. [talking over each other] >> tell me a little about -- less than two years old and 4700. that is an incredible number. tell me something about do you collect any demographic data? as of sept. when the agency was fully repealed have you seen that? >> for reason why we keep the membership by word of mouth only, in opp

this with the best and the tensions and you you know matthew and i matthew and i have worked with danny and and we told him what to expect so he's going into this with his eyes wide open and we hope for the best we're all hoping for the best but what he's had to say the truth is not popular in many circles that one of the first things i learned about d.c. is this is the town where the truth is the goetia will and people don't like people going against that victim but at the same time you have seen this on a classified report that he submitted which the pentagon has allowed to be really. and a is that warranted for an investigation just because he wants to give his and his opinion it's not like this is not a wiki leaks of bradley manning scenario where all this information was put out on the internet and it was classified. what exactly is it other than they just don't like what he has to say well that's the bottom line like my book which one of your classification of your twice it's just that they don't like what he has to say i know his research i know his sourcing i know he gave a clas

and he looks at me and he goes "danny, how are you?" and i went, "i'm great michael how are you?" and you can see i was a train wreck, he knew i wasn't okay. he went, "well you look good it's really good to see you." and i said, "you too michael, congratulations on all the success," talking to the biggest star in the world, and he waved as he walked down the street. and i watched the limousine go by to the biggest star in the world, who had the exact same breaks i did, you know, he had the exact same life i did, and i thought, how, you know, how did that not end up being me, why is it him instead of me? and i'd like to say that's when i went home and sobered right up, but it took about five seconds for me to go, "that sucks," and i crossed right across the street and bought the drugs. (vo)hollywood caters for two worlds: stardom and sel-distruction. what jackson didn't realise was that he was about to cross from his world into danny's, with hollywood, his new family there to hold his hand, every step of the way. is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer gra

talks about and advertises overseas apply to us as well now tony i'm curious too because apparently danny didn't even know that this investigation had been launched until we saw something like this reported in the press so how do you think we should properly read that you know i mean might there not even be an investigation and there's whispers to scare him or why i think an investigation is coming that that's a typical response to this sort of thing as is as you were just talking about there that's what everybody goes into this with the best in the tensions and you you know matthew and i matthew and i have worked with danny and and we told him what to expect so he's going into this with his eyes wide open and we hope for the best we're all hoping for the best but what he's had to say the truth is not popular in many circles that one of the first things i learned about d.c. is this is the champ the truth is the goetia will and people don't like people going against that victim but at the same time you have seen this on a classified report that he submitted which the pentagon has allowed t

we said don't go, danny, don't go. >> don't go, danny. >> he fought. he just didn't have no brainwaves left. >> in the space of 24 hours, life has turned upside down. how do you deal with that? >> it's terrible. no parent wants to think about this, picking out a casket. what is that? picking out a casket for your son? i don't want to do it. we're supposed to go and pick out colleges and supposed to visit ohio state next month. i'm mad now. i'm mad. just want my little boy. that's just it, he was so little. just 16. he was 16 years old. he didn't get to live his life. it was taken. he didn't do anything to anybody. he just didn't deserve that. i want him back. i want him back. i can't think about that. i just want him back. my heart is broken. >> as far as my emotions, tumbling down february 27th. i know my life will never be the same again. i will get better. but right now, i'll never be -- there will always be something missing. >> charlie, erica, two other families are now sharing that grief. >> michelle, thank you. as you watch that, i've never seen

danny parmentor was dead. his family released this statement. "we are shocked by this senseless tragedy. danny was a bright young boy who had a bright future ahead of him." >> my heart goes out to the families of the five victims. >> reporter: nate mueller's ear was grazed by a bullet. >> i was friends with him up until eighth grade then he kind of got into the gothic phase and silenced himself. >> reporter: terrified students quickly turned to social media to find out about friends and console one another. "sat in my classroom listening to people calling parents and crying, thinking about movies i've seen of 9/11. this stuff actually happens." finally being evacuated, thank god. scariest thing i ever experienced. love you all. police and fbi cordoned off the school while the investigation continues as they continue to search for a motive behind a shooting that left this cleveland suburb in shock. >> i hope every parent will be able to hug and kiss your kid in the last couple of days, take that time. >> reporter: this evening, two of the shooter

. >> doug pemberton and danny morrow are veteran deep-sea divers, fearless adventurers under the highs. there's not much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> there was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in fron