news 4s, darcy spencer says it is what leaked out of the semitruck that made clean-up so difficult. >> authorities tell me that driver was driving here on route 29 at 5:00 this morning. when he feel asleep. now he smashed right into the front of this office building. fortunately, no one was here at the time. va vap state police say the driver of the rig lost control of the truck. he drove 25 feet off the road and hit the building. it houses a construction company. the driver walked away unharmed. the speed limit is 45 miles per hour here. that building stands alone in a rural area. an archery business is next door. >> had any one been in the building it would have been a different story. with it being a sunday and the building close ford nd for norm business. >> the impact caused the 80 gallon fuel tank to rupture, spilling diesel in front of the property. crews were out here for several hours cleaning up the fuel spill. the building has been condemned. virginia state police have identified that driver as 22-year-old christopher hoff, he lives in south carolina. police handed him a ci

john: darcy, you run the goldwater institute. arizona is the number two state.nd people come in from minnesota, my state, new york. you could say they get to arizona and florida just because it is warm. >> you'd be wrong. john: they are moving for weather. >> the number one reason people move and that since the sparrow asks, find a job. that correlates with low taxes. climate makes up about 5 percent of people's decisions. a small quality of life factor. not the big factor everyone thinks it is. >> and we see that in the data. states without an income tax to doing very well, states like wyoming, states like washington state. all gaining people and then come john: so it's not just the weather. what are the highlights? one of the main things to learn? >> out of all 50 states there are nine men put a price of work is zero. that makes them very competitive compared to a basket of other states that have a high price on work. john: price of work. >> state income tax. >> nine income tax. the big analysis for states like texas and gains of $2 billion last 15 years. thos

[applause] she actually stood in sergeant jerry darcy who laid world series fame and lore was going toing, and has the same cold that everyone has, and channel showed up. i want to thank the families and friends that are here, and dignitaries. and the board of supervisors who are represented. supervisor campos and weiner, great friends of the department. and commissioner loftus, needs no introduction. and willie brown, tremendous friend of the police department. i don't know if we have been blessed to have a mayor more supportive in our hiring plan, than mayor lee. i appreciate everyone working together to support us here in san francisco. now to the matter at hand. we are privileged to be here of the 56 sworn officers that are sworn to the rank of sergeant, captain and deputy of chief. in all endeavors leadership is critical to success. as we move into the first half of 2013, solid and sound leadership as commissioner loftus spoke us is critical to the success of the san francisco police department that challenged our able to provide top-notch law enforcement due to staffing and budge

john: darcy, you run the goldwater institute. arizona is the number two state.nd people come in from minnesota, my state, new york. you could say they get to arizona and florida just because it is warm. >> you'd be wrong. john: they are moving for weather. >> the number one reason people move and that since the sparrow asks, find a job. that correlates with low taxes. climate makes up about 5 percent of people's decisions. a small quality of life factor. not the big factor everyone thinks it is. >> and we see that in the data. states without an income tax to doing very well, states like wyoming, states like washington state. all gaining people and then come john: so it's not just the weather. what are the highlights? one of the main things to learn? >> out of all 50 states there are nine men put a price of work is zero. that makes them very competitive compared to a basket of other states that have a high price on work. john: price of work. >> state income tax. >> nine income tax. the big analysis for states like texas and gains of $2 billion last 15 years. thos

darcie also runs a bank number two state in terms of money and health.xplain this cool new thing you created. >> thanks to the irs we can track everybody's income moved between the states over the last 15 years. we see big losses from states like new york. >> now you have new york my state and i see people are leaving for florida and lots to california even. but they are coming in from michigan at least. >> there's not the kind of in migration you want to see. but for a state like florida you are seeing a massive amount of people and income coming in. $86 billion. >> florida was the number one gainer. >> that's right. >> darcie you run the gold wauter institute think tank. arizona is the number two state. people come in from minnesota, my state, new york. you could say they go to arizona and florida just because it's warm they are moving for weather. >> you would be wrong. >> but they are moving for weather you are not totally wrong. >> the number one people move census bureau asks, to find a job. jobs correlate with taxes. those go hand in hand. climate

thank you mrs darcy coming to you live from moscow welcome back on thursday president obama ordered a review of the justice department's investigations of associated press and fox news reporters the government says it fears that their records over concerns that they only can classified security information but there are increasing fears press freedoms are under threat with the u.s. government performing secrecy over the public's right to know on his marine important i report. he's the australian wiki leaks founder holed up in the ecuadorian embassy on u.k. soil and across the atlantic members of the american press corps are learning what it feels like to receive the julian a songe treatment the justice department subpoenaed and obtained the telephone records of the associated press over a two month period without any notice i think about the harm done to the a.p. here you know object of interest to intimidate people who talk to reporters the department of justice wasn't just targeting the associated press apparently it also went after fox news reporter our very own james rosen what yo

. >> darcy, a former microsoft programmer proposed a smart phone app that would allow shoppers to checkand david koch are behind the items in their shopping cart. if you buy brawny you're supporting a koch subsidiary. if you're a yogi and you wear pants with lycra that lines their cough coffers, on and on. we're fighting back bit by electronic brit. >>> sometimes we let brett erlich pick his own stories. i'm beginning this next one may have been with a afor a way for him to get a jump on the weekend. brett is talking. >> as you may have heard the ntsb or the national transportation safety board has lowered the leigh legal limit of alcohol blood content from 0.8 to .05. a lot of networks are showing you pictures of beers. but i'm going to go a step further and show you how much you can drink. so a man that is 6'0", 6'0", 180 pounds and deep chocolate brown eyes. it goes something like this. number two. aah. okay. people can do this? there is only one way this is going down fast. oh-- and for women who are about 130 pounds, you can have up to three glasses of wine. so you're just hanging

the person behind the apps is darcy burner and she joins us now. welcome to the program. have an apps, i have a product i want to buy, i swiped the bar code on the product through your apps and it says don't buy that because the koch brothers are connected to it. is that how it works? >> almost. what is you care about, based on what you care about it will tell you whether the product you are about to buy matches your values whenever those values might be. stuart: i could be a conservative and swiped through a product and it would tell me if the left is involved in that product. >> exactly right. stuart: a personalized boycott if i could put it like that. >> it is actually called buyc t buycott, it can decide positive things to buy. for example you like little league sports and you are looking at yogurt and it turned out stoney field support and you want to buy the sony field yogurt in this apps gives you an opportunity to make that decision. charles: do you think people ultimately are going to make decisions on what they like, not the best tasting yogurt but the yogurt th

bill, but they will be shocked to know -- shocked to know -- that when we asked -- i asked joellen darcy the leader of the corps of engineers, civilian leader of the corps, what was the number of backlogged projects, new construction projects that were backlogged and how much money was in the bill to build them this year, the first number was $1.6 billion. that's how much is in the appropriations bill roughly to build new water projects in the country, $1.6 billion. it sounds like a lot of money until you hear the second answ answer. then i asked her, how many projects are in the queue for funding, ready to go, meritorious projects, urgently needed new construction? and she said, $60 billion. okay. we have $1.6 billion in the budget to spend and we have $60 billion worth of projects. we follow these numbers pretty closely because many of those projects are in louisiana. and so while it's important to get the wrda bill passed, which is authorizing not only new projects but it is also putting in some very important corps reforms to expedite the way some of these projects are built. the rea