. >>> segÚn investigaciÓn este policÍa dario socarras estaba des obedeciendo cÓdigos de conducto e ignorÓando debÍa estar patrullando. >>> tenÍa un deber para el publico y a sus oficiales hermanos que tambiÉn estaban tomando las llamadas que ellos no estaban tomando. >>> el condado de miami dade dice que hay que tomar medidas para que esto no vuelva a ocurrir. >>> socarras no quiso hablar con la prensa, Él y otros cuatro agentes falsificaron documentos policiales, no acudieron a llamadas de emergencia y decir que estaban trabajando cuando no lo estaban. socarras y su supervisora gonzÁlez tomaban cafÉ cuando socarras habÍa recibido esta llamada. >>> el agente que dijo estar en camino siguiÓ por varios minutos tomando cafÉ asegura el reporte. >>> jd paterson calificÓ los hechos como inaceptables, agregando que la jefatura lidiÓ con ellos de manera seria en cuando se enterÓ, los tres agentes despedidos y otross sancionados, en miami telemundo. >>> cuando regresemos en el noticiero telemundo cuelga tú. ino colgaste! [ locutora ] después de la escuela, ten pizza en menos de lo que ana cuelga s

so we will work very closely with dario and work with him throughout the process to minimize his disruption. >> thank you and are there any other comments that you want to respond to that you had heard during the public comment that you think need further explanation? >> just one. in terms of the overall duration of the proposed tunnel-boring machine retrievalshafts, i believe i heard testimony it was a four-year construction effort. we're leasing the property for approximately two years, where there will be about a one-year construction effort off an on, but the actual duration of the tunnel-boring machine retrieval shaft and the removal of the tunnel-boring machines when you add that time together would be about close to a year of construction effort. >> thank you. colleagues unless there are any other questions, at this time i would like to ask if this committee could move forward this item with full recommendation? when this issue first arose early last summer, early spring it was one that i had an awful lot of issues with. the original proposal would have been incredibly disruptive to

. >> reporter: even drivers like dario franchitti wants more protection for fans. tweeting his demand for, quote, an alternative to catch fencing. there has to be a better solution. >> reporter: but look at that fence today. mended with uncanny speed. and fans out by the tens of thousands. many in the same seats. >> a piece of wire off the fence came up and hit me in the back. a guy right next to us got hit in the leg and cut up pretty bad. >> reporter: how many people got hit yesterday or saw something yesterday? brandon bauman said he was terrified to return. >> you know at any moment somebody can get turned again and something can break loose, and that's how the racing is. you just never know. >> matt gutman fromidate own a thank you, matt. >>> and now to the monster storm brewing tonight, dumping a second round of heavy snow in the nation's mid section, about a dozen states from colorado to michigan have warnings and watches and several of those states are bracing for blizzards. colorado has been in the eye of the storm today and our extreme weather team has th

shortly after the crash, four time indie car champion dario franchitti tweeted it's time indie car, other sanctioning bodies and promoters work on an alternative to catch tension there has to be a better solution. this morning steve o'donnell fielded questions about the fence and safety. >> fans are our first priority. obviously we want everybody to be safe at an event. >> this driver crashed in front of the stands at the winston 500 in talladega back in 1987 and says yesterday's accident could have been worse. >> that engine got out of that car and had all of that weight and that momentum it could have really done some damage. and it was hung newspaper there in the fence and didn't go any further. that was really forth nat. >> reporter: another hall of fame driver agrees improvements to safety fencing need to be examined. >> i would be stupid to say no. definitely maybe a double fence, one behind the other with some space between to stop something like this. >> reporter: nascar says a committee that will include outside experts an top university officials will review the accident and det

they did say if people want to ask them questions, they're welcome to ask questions to dario and nick y who are the owners adjacent to the pagoda palace. i'm here to ask one thing. during negotiations the city include the possibility at no cost to the city of leaving the tbm's in the ground under the pagoda palace. we're not saying that's the only option. we understand that the probable choice is going to extract the machines physically from the pagoda palace. but given the probable cost to do that -- not the cost to the city, but the cost to these businesses -- we believe that it would be a mistake 18 months out -- because that's when they're going to arrive in north beach, these tbm's -- to close off the possibility today in our negotiations with the owner of the pagoda palace to not leaving them in the ground. leaving them in the ground there solves a lot of problems. . in the end we agree it's ultimately a city neighborhood choice, but we think that the city should not at this point prevent them from happening in the future. so, please negotiate that possibility now. thank you so

the miami-dade police officer responding is nowhere near the crime but this one is officer dario dariorking lot. here while two officers are enjoying coffee an infant is having a medical emergency. >> five months old, not alert, key lohse 30. >> it refers to officer socarras. police are expected to go out with full lights. officer socarras answers the call. >> there's no one around. >> instead of rushing to the scene, he keeps drinking his coffee for 25 more minutes. fortunately paramedics were able to help the boy. if socarras doesn't look worried about what his daily activity report might look like it's because this is his supervisor jennifer gonzalez. they caught her, too, going to kohl's and drinking coffee instead of answering calls and she's ben on rendezvouses with her boyfriend. >> i can't get my mind around that that someone would choose not go. >> reporter: miami-dade's officer was in charge of tracking the officers and putting tracking devices on their car. they learn thad the entire squad and four others innorred emergency calls. all tolled they tallied 134 violations invol

three-time indianapolis 500 winner dario franchiti called for an alternative, saying there has to be a better solution. race officials said they will look at ways to make improvements. >> that's the kiwi learn from this and figure out what else to do. >> reporter: it's been the ability to almost reach out and touch the car that's always been part of nascar's culture. >> how do you stop something like this from happening? it's a tough situation nascar is in. there's always that possibility. >> reporter: but on sunday, the race went on. nascar's super bowl starting much for half of a century. only this time with a twist. >> drivers, and danica, start your engines! >> reporter: when it was over, jimmy johnson had won his second daytona. danica had finished eighth, the best finish for a female driver. much of it was overshadowed by the crash on saturday. >> as you would expect. janet shamlian, thank you very much. now here's savannah. >>> sweeping automatic budget cuts set to take effect in just four days unless lawmakers reach a deal. peter alexander takes a look at how it will affect e

judd announced her split from dario franchitti after 11 years of marriage. >> the tension was buildings noticed it. they grew uncomfortable together. and he would get annoyed by all of the public affection she would give him. >> reporter: now, it's the public's affection that judd will need to court. while she did not return calls about whether or not she'll run for the senate, it appears her possible opponents -- >> she's a hollywood liberal. >> reporter: -- are convinced she will. for "good morning america," paula faris, abc news, new york. >>> and get ready for more. karl rove says he has a sequel in the works. he told bill o'reilly last night that this ad is just the opening story. i guess so. it does appear that way. yes. anybody? no. okay. >>> coming up, everybody. cracking the code. victoria's secret angels revealing what women really want. >> oh, good. that's great. >>> and our "play of the day." we have a cashier turning into an overnight celebrity. and a football star doing one of the great things. the great things. hey, there's a photo booth. come on! okay, we gotta time thi

after the crash, indy car driver dario franchitti turned to twitter to improve nascar and indy car toprove catch fence safety. while they are looking to improve technology in a news conference after the race, the daytona international speedway president said he didn't believe fans close to the crash fence were ever at risk. he said this even after the accident. while it was a terrible end to the nationwide series face the crash did not delay the start of the season-onning daytona 500 which you mentioned won by jimmie johnson with the pole sitter danica patrick finishing 8th. many fans who sit in the same seats every year say they will be back again next year to sit in the same seats. dedicated fans. bill: julie banderas, thank you. it was just a tire. could have been an entire car had not reinforced fence they were working on past five years and making sure it was strong and hold a car 200 miles an hour in the air. martha: thankfully the conditions of people are improving. good for can can patrick. i was rooting for her. bill: almost third. martha: came in almost third and came in alm

each two years, general joe dario and his staff assess all risk to the government and the risk in dollarsihood of successful for your. this risk produces the top highest threats. it also recognizes the success that sometimes occurs because of the gao and this committee's efforts to work with government to reduce waste and mr. government. this year, that one account with us $261 million or 7% total spending in fraud and waste. i might note that when you annualized that for a decade eyes, that represents $2.6 trillion, about twice what we are looking up for sequestration. the 30 areas on the high-risk list represent tremendous opportunities to save billions of dollars and i might repeat, if we were able to save just half of what we raise, we would no sequestration at all. as we are going to your today, this area is six and from the department of defense to our weather system. from alleman related to great storms such as superstar and c&d seeing the fact this simple, mundane medicaid, medicare per programs in important ways. the truth is in identifying high-risk areas isn't enough anymore. i