. >> in 1997, darrell holtom confessed to shooting his three young boys and his ex-wife's 4-year-oldng them all. >> i miss them. but, no, i can't say that i feel any remorse. >> darrell has never tried to fight his death sentence. >> can you mitigate the death of four children? with a straight face? the fact that my children are dead, that i'm the one that killed them. i'm not going to sell out. i'm not going to change my views on the death penalty just because i'm facing the death penalty. i do think that death penalty is appropriate in some cases. and i've got a low tolerance for someone that claimed they didn't do something that they actually did. >> darrell is allowed only one hour of recreation time a day and must be escorted in chains and leg irons by two officers. >> any movement outside your cell is valued. the walls sort of limit your field of vision. so you get a sense of the open air, even if it is inside of a cage. >> john johnson has been on death row for 20 years. >> i was arrested in 1984, convicted of murder of my wife in 1985. when i first went to death row, i was so

if you look at darrell issa's values, if you look at darrell issa's budget, what he does with his day he values not what is going on with the american people, but what is going on with his politics, what is going on with his party. this is a form of baiting, really, getting people whipped up on issues that don't really exist and into the voting booth in order to keep a certain select people in power. so that's really what this is about. if darrell issa was really about doing his job, then maybe he would be investigating what happened in target, with that retailer's unveiling of i think it was 120 million people's personal information. how did that happen? that impacts real americans' lives. so i wonder if you take a look at the kinds of agenda items that he puts forth, if you could really begin to understand what he is after here. he certainly isn't after the truth for the american people. >> now, you know, dana, when goldie talks about budget, let me tell you something that was very interesting to me. the new budget bill unveiled last night mentions four times, four times that it ban

reaction from darrell issa in three minutes on that. martha: and proof that random acts of kindness do make a difference. a mom's big thanks to the stranger in seat 16-c. what he did that has everybody talking about this story. bill: nice. also chaos at a middle school a student firing a shotgun into a crowded school assembly. the 911 calls as frantic parents call in wanting to know if their children are okay. >> she just came in with a shotgun, two, three rounds off. >> where is the person? >> we're in the middle school in the big gym. >> couple of nieces and nephews there. >> i know. we don't have all the details yet, ma'am. >> oh, my god. can you tell me if anyone was hurt please? >> as far as i know there have been two people hurt. ♪ ho ho ho [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant martha: some new details in a horrific school shooting that left two students seriously wounded in new mexico this w

oakland police found darrel carter iii after he disappeared from the rec center around 3:00. his mother said she was told he was waiting for her in the computer room there. when she went to pick him up, he was gone. garrett wants answers but there is no excuse for what happened. >> for me to send my child somewhere, thinking he's going to be safe, is not safe because he wasn't watched. he wasn't supervised. because if anybody -- you know where a 5-year-old boy, you should know wherever he goes. you put him in a room, he should be in that room. >> darrel was found nearby just before 7:00 at the home of a relative. we did try to contact the rec center though we have not received comment from them back just yet. >>> a string of mail theft is uncovered with an observant resident reports mail being taken from a neighbor's mailbox. four men were arrested nearby with that suspected stolen mail. the suspects have been identified as elmar aguilar and others. possession of stolen property, conspiracy and drug related charges. police say the suspected stolen mail is from multiple addres

he's our new darrell issa. supporters of the p temperature said the deal would make it easier for businesses to export goods. >> and today our international sales are growing in many countries. however, the playing field for trade isn't always level. while our market is generally open, u.s. exports face foreign terrorists that often soar into double digits as well as a thicket of nontariff barriers. now, as you've heard, i'm not from washington, but as we've already heard today, tpa will require congress and the white house to work together on trade agreements. well, that doesn't sound like a radical notion to me. and those trade agreements will tear down the foreign barriers that shut out products made by companies like mine. >> here we go again with only half a story. tariffs. if we're just as equal as some other country in this trade agreement, why should there be any tariffs whatsoever? the bottom line is it's about wages and there has to be a level of protectionism in this deal for american workers where w

congressman darrell issa who says the president faces a crisis of confidence.s chairman of the house oversight and government reform committee and a member of the judiciary committee and his guess for the state of the union address tonight is art laffer, president begins former advisory board and a friend of the broadcast. let me start with you, mr. chairman. this is tough times for this president. describing the nation is deteriorating and troubled. and we see greater polarization and what do you expect of this president and what can we achieve tonight? >> a small olive branch thing that he wants to work with legislators. what i really expected that he will double down on this policy to vilify the rich and the inequities are based on not enough money being given to the bottom strata and call for more big government programs and this is exactly the medicine that he had used the first five years that has left us with a weak economic recovery. the biggest one in history. >> your personal economic counselor is with you. art laffer. my goodness. [laughter] >> yes,

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congressman darrell issa joins us live. to know if the president will mention benghazi terror attacks tonight more than 16 months after it all happened. >>> here is our state of the union thrivia question today. see if you can answer it. can congressmen reserve their seats at the state of the union? we'll ask congressman issa as well when we come back. let me know what you think. óqoq >>> welcome back, everyone. now to the deadly benghazi terror attack. it's the focus of a number of hearing on capitol hill as you know, as lawmakers try to get to the bottom of exactly what went wrong. what about the president? he hasn't mentioned it in public for quite sometime. senator ted cruz wondered why during our show yesterday. >> you and i both remember a little over a year ago in the debate president obama had with mitt romney. when benghazi came up and the president got all emotional and said nobody cares more than i do about benghazi. now, to the best of my recollection, that was the last time president obama ever uttered the wor

. >> darrell samuels is being housed in the carson section of ad seg for an assault on an officer. >>, what's up? >> don't step on my foot. >> okay. okay. >> hey, hey. be cool. >> yeah, i'm all right. i'm all right. >> i was breaking in cars in the projects back in the days, and i got caught when i was 9 years old, and after that, it's just been hell from then. i kept going to group homes and kept running from group homes, ended up in wiley. >> not worried about the [ bleep ]. caught on a gun charge. went to county jail, got out for that, got another gun charge, got sentenced to the penitentiary. got out now. i got a violation for access to a gun. never had no positive influence. my influence was the streets. and i thought that was positive because that's all i knew so i'm thinking that's the right way so i'm going to go that way. that's what i did. >> samuels wants to turn his life around for the sake of his son. he doesn't want his boy to grow up without a father like he did. >> that's my life right there. that's what i got to live for right now. that's what i think about all the ti

and i rise today to recognize the darrell begin foundation, a national -- guin foundation, a national organization that has made its mission to provide support for people with paralysis and prevent spinal cord injuries. this important foundation will be holding an event in my criminal district to assist in providing power wheelchairs to children and young adults with spinal cord injuries. darrell guin, son of world champion, jerry guinn, seemed to replicate his father's achievement when his life took a tragic turn at the young age of 28. while participating at a demonstration race in england, darrell's car broke apart, then veered into a retaining wall at 240 miles an hour. . he threatened life threatening injuries. but faith and determination allowed him to survive. in response to his new circumstances darell was motivated to help others who faced similar challenges and he found the foundation, the cornerstone, the wheelchair donation program, provides the gift of mobility and independence to those living with paralysis. darell's spirit and relentless efforts to offer support to peop

darrell issa's military pension plan targets the post office. >> the new budget carries $63 billion int $6 billion of that is coming out of the pockets of vets. >> members of congress who have vowed to repeal this provision. >> republicans like congressman darrell issa have been trying to take down the postalal service for a long time. >> the need to right-size the post office. >> protected by viper. stand back. >> joining me now is congressman dan killde of michigan, member of the house financial services committee. congressman, good to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. i understand that you support repealing the cuts to military benefits, but you don't think issa's plan to end saturday postal service is the way to do it. how would you get there, and i'd like your take on how would you get there, and how important is it as you see it, to make sure they hold on to saturday delivery? >> well, first of all, how we get there, there's a bill that my colleague, congressman dan mafay from new york has introduced that i have co sponsored that would restore the military pension c

he has already talked with the idle's darrell bevel. those are -- seattle'sg out darrell bevel. those are reports coming out. morning, he said that he was not interested in rererernig to coaching. jim caldwell is scheduled to speak with them next week. meanwhile bill o'brien coach for thethe houston texans. he said all the right things. he also talked about leaving happy valley and penn state. about not being able to continue with the great kids on that team. i try never to mislead anyone. i understand if some people feel left out. it was a decision that was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me and a great opportunity or my family. >> the packers president and ceo mark markley says the packers avoided a tv blackout. the game is sold out now. the temperature is expected to be minus five. hey, we all remember the ice bowl, 19 60s seven. frozen tundra. -48 went chill. -- -48 wind chill. weather, let'sd talk golf. tiger was not. he had the lowest scoring average in the pga. named player of the year by his peers. but the writers said to heck with that. the first australian to win

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undeterred, darrell requested that i call the executives of this new company. in roughly a month, darrell and his team helped us persuade ardent mills to locate their company here in colorado. we pointed out that colorado is a place defined more by its future than its past. which was clearly the case with ardent mills. landing ardent mills is a little like winning the super bowl-or at least the flour bowl-especially for rural communities. it all began with the colorado blueprint relationships we forged across the state. we have bill stoufer, who will be the chief operating officer of ardent mills, is here with us, along with brad berentson, who will be the chief financial officer. thank you. [ applause ] >> bill and brad, you have the support of everyone in this room to help make ardent mills the most innovative and successful milling operation on earth. the economic infusion and energy of colorado's new companies, along with the hard work of colorado's entire business community, has gone a long way to take colorado past pre-recession job numbers. the unemploym

manziel airs it out, 44 yards to darrel walker. anthony boone played well the entire game but picked off here by tony hertz, jr. texas a&m with an amazing come-from-behind victory, 52-48. warriors seven games in 11 days. in orlando for a matinee. steph curry was struggling so he took over. >> big game off the bench, getting some serious air. second straight win on the road for the warriors. >> sharks and ducks, anaheim 14-0-2 at the pond. 2-1. patrick marleau. he tie it is at 2. the ducks respond two and a half minutes later. power play. mennine open gets his stick on the puck. ducks it. >> this is abc 7 sports. should be made official tomorrow. i'm looking for a heavy jacket if any of you have one -- >> some gloves -- >> a hat. i'll be back tomorrow. all right. >> up next, from heart break to happiness. >> a those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> here's your wake-up weather. clear and cool tomorrow mo

manziel airs it out, 44 yards to darrel walker.ny boone played well the entire game but picked off here by tony hertz, jr. texas a&m with an amazing come-from-behind victory, 52-48. warriors seven games in 11 days. in orlando for a matinee. steph curry was struggling so he took over. >> big game off the bench, getting some serious air. second straight win on the road for the warriors. >> sharks and ducks, anaheim 14-0-2 at the pond. 2-1. patrick marleau. he tie it is at 2. the ducks respond two and a half minutes later. power play. mennine open gets his stick on the puck. ducks it. >> this is abc 7 sports. should be made official tomorrow. i'm looking for a heavy jacket if any of you have one -- >> some gloves -- >> a hat. i'll be back tomorrow. all right. >> up next, from heart break to happiness. happiness. >> a ♪ in touch with the ground ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ ♪ smell like i sound ♪ i'm lost in a crowd ♪ and i'm hungry like the wolf ♪ straddle the line ♪ in discord and rhyme ♪ i'm on the hunt, i'm after you ♪ [ femal

host: darrel issa tweets this out. host: there is the tweet from darrell issa. the editorial pages this morning lack anything about the benghazi report, but "the washington times" has it there. "bipartisan committee painted her find prospect of more to come -- paints a terrifying prospect of more to come." texas,, arlington, republican caller. hi, barbara. caller: thank you, c-span. when we began the war on terror, it seemed like the country was so united in our patriotism was so strong. are goingince -- we down party lines on our thoughts on 4 people losing their lives in benghazi. now that we have found out through a lot of work that this was preventable, it seems like it is making everybody angrier with each other. i think we need to stop with the party line and who we are for and who we are for again -- and who we are against and .ealize that we lost 4 lives i really think that getting to the truth of what happened is good for those families and for the whole country in general. we need to get back our united patriotism if we are going to beat this war on te

the chairman is congressman darrell issa. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> all rise. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the meeting will come to order. the oversight committee exists to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have a right to know the money washington takes from them is well spent and second, americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them. our solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to taxpayers because taxpayers have a right to know what they get from their government. our job is to work tirelessly in partnership with citizen watchdogs to deliver the facts to the american people and bring genuine reform to the federal raucously. today's hearing strike at the heart of the committee's mission, finding and rooting out waste in the federal government. at the beginning of every session congress holds a hearing to learn from experts about the status of wasteful spending and commit ourselves to eliminating it.

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here.ne of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. >> took the tray and rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the suffolk county sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up that fight so as not to endanger him. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an armed assault charge to which he's pled not guilty was immediately taken to the jail infirmary for treatment of injuries to his right eye and head. >> did you get any good sw

dylan smith talked with abc 7 news and described how he felt when he found his brother darrell's planeterday. >> you're just so happy that you found the plane, you know. and then after a couple seconds, that kind of disappears and the grief hits you because you found the plane. >> dylan's brother, his nephew and his wife and his niece and her fiance all died in the crash. >>> fremont police say they are making big progress in putting the brakes on side shows in their city. officers have been sat rating known hot spots at night looking for the illegal street races since the start of the new year. the department is getting help from neighboring cities and the county to increase patrols, particularly on friday and saturday nights. all of this is in response to a side show last month that drew an unruly crowd of a thousand people. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 9:00. ♪ >>> the star-studded homecoming for the danville native who turned into a kpop sensation. >>> and a live look outside. drizzle today but what about the rest of the weekend? lee glasser is up next for the rest of the fore

it's one thing for darrell issa to be popping off.eney is the guy who took us into iraq based on a lie that not only did they miss, they probably knew wasn't true. they sent colin powell out there. so, these things happen in that part of the world. probably a lot more often than anybody would like to acknowledge or admit. but they happen. and they probably prove that the enemy of my enemy isn't always my friend. the person who's suspected of doing this is somebody who was a -- wanted to overthrow -- he also hated imperialism and wanted to take out america. that part of the world and what we're doing there is something we ought to be asking questions about whether we can be effective there and whether this hunt for al qaeda which "the new york times" also suggests is now diverting us from other important national security considerations like doing the right thing in benghazi to protect the embassy. >> thank you. we appreciate your being here. >>> we'll be right back. this is "hardball," the place for politics. [ julie ] i've got to cre

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taking over all top honors was congressman darrell issa.e made a fortune in the car alarm business and had a net worth of $464 million. now give the cost of running fueroforoffice in this country,s sense that our political leaders or some of them are rich. it's also worth reminding them that most americans are not rich. especially as congress takes up issues like raising the minimum wage and extending benefits for the long-term unemployed. that's our show for today. i'll be live at the detroit auto show to show you everything that is cool in the world of cars and trucks. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." billions in unpricable donations, and cholera. we talk to haitians after the earthquake that devastated their country. >> my colleague, and typically behind the scenes guru, omar is with me. >> nice to do that. >> our community is keen to the fact that all of this

those without the means like darrell -- there are 40 million. >> i'm a person who is diabetic and cannot afford my medicine. i have to pray to god, all i can do. not just because it has obama's name on it, because it is helping people out that need insurance. some people can't afford insurance at all. up.arrell is signing in 2014 he will have to be insured. such is the law. the administration now need to be young and healthy to on a roll en masse as well, 15% of americans remain uninsured. >> we hope more of our patients will have insurance and access to medication formularies and specialty care. i think patients feel more secure when they have insurance as well. we expect we will have a lot more patient show up. >> across america, patients are still told how to sign up in the first place. a lot remains to be done. and plenty of small businesses despise obamacare. though it's cause for them is not yet entirely clear. health care taxes for small employers like this one will go up because what is seen as a change imposed by one barack obama. >> personally, i think he is turning the liberal

the wealthiest member of congress is representative darrell isis of california. he has a net worth of $464 million in 2012 that stems from his car alarm business. >> if you decide to run, i will support you. >>> the washington redskins have a new head coach if you haven't heard. people talked about it all day yesterday. bengals defensive coordinator jay gruden is now the top man in dc. you recognize that because his brother is on monday night football, john. john won a super bowl as head coach of the tampa bay buccaneers and jay was on that staff. redskins gm bruce al lien says the decision -- allen says the decision was unanimous. >> we decided when we found the right person this time we would propose to them. through the long day of the day yesterday and the whole interview process it was clear to everybody here that jay was the right man for us right now. >> reporter: jay gruden was considered the front runner from the get go. the relationship with bruce allen had a lot to do with that. allen was the gm of the bucs when both grudens were on that staff. >>> sha

so yourself and darrell issa, jim jordan, you got time to make enough noise and flex your muscles toake sure the investigation stays open. >> we will continue to push. regardless of what happens with the government's investigation, we have a class action lawsuit, people can read about that at selfgovern.com. we will push and treat it like a criminal investigation. the attorneys we've hired are former u.s. attorneys and we will treat it as seriously as you would treat any federal criminal investigation. we'll get to the bottom of it even if the government won't. >> great stuff. mark meckler, thank you. appreciate it very much. good luck on that. >>> up next, the united states drops out of the top ten of the global economic freedom index sponsored by the heritage foundation and the "wall street journal." not good. too much spending, taxing and regulating, especially obamacare, all has pushed us down to twelfth place. we got to get at the root of this. please stay with us. mom, dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats t

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. >> reporter: darrell rush is an assistant special agent in charge with the u.s. forest service. they picked up trash and found a knife in a tree. >> we see more and more of these people in the groves. they are armed with either side arms or rifles. >> reporter: unlike decades ago, many grow operations are controlled by mexican drug cartels. because it's cheaper to grow it here than to smuggle it in. according to the u.s. forest service, 80% of the cultivators on national forests are mexican foreign nationals. >> there is a big concern of bumping into something like this. they don't want to bump into them. they don't want to get involved. >> reporter: that concern is shared by hikers and those living in nearby communities. >> the potential is there that i could be attacked. >> on your own land. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: dawn blake is a member of the hoopa tribe. the tribal land and the forest have become overrun by illegal pot growers. >> they're armed. you know, i don't know what their frame of mind is. i know that they have a resource to protect and they have a job. >> it has an

the wealthiest is california representative darrell issa. democrats with 1 poyp 04. gop about the same about $1 million. job numbers for december are due out in about 45 minutes. they expect the unemployment rate to stay at a five-year low. for that and the rest of the news before the bell let's go to bertha coombs in new jersey. good morning. >> good morning. great expectations for this morning's earning report. the futures pointing to a higher stafrmt often we see investors hedging their bets ahead of that jobs report. on thursday we did see the markets close with the dow posting its first back-to-back decline in nearly a month. and what will be looking for in terms of numbers forecasts calling for 200,000 jobs added in december and unemployment to hold steady at 7%. it could well be the biggest monthly jobs since the recession ended in 2009. the dow slipping 18 points yesterday to 16,444, the nasdaq losing 9 to 4156. the outlook, though, for those unemployed is dimming. looks as though talks to suspend the benefits, 1.3 million lost those benefits this year. democ

leading the list is darrell issa with a net worst of $464 million. you can go to virginia to find the top democrat, mark warner, $257 million. another democrat, jared pollis from colorado, $197 million. this is based upon their income for 2012 on their tax returns. congressional democrats overall are slightly richer than their republican colleagues and senators are much richer than members of the house. democrat harry reid is worth over $4 million. speaker of the house republican john boehner has about half a million less than that. still, they all get salaries a regular member of congress gets $174,000 a year from the taxpayers or about four times as much as an average american earns in the same period of time, and how do they invest all their wealth? center for responsive politics found that some of the top stock picks include general electric, wells fargo and microsoft just to name a few. as a general principle they like investing in real estate, in big oil, in securities, in big banks. in fact, investing in many of the businesses that they're so

senate president pro tem darrell steinberg wants to expand the existing program aimed at children who turn 5 years old too many in the year to attend kindergarten. advocates say kids who attend pre-k do better in school later on. >>> this afternoon more allegations to a civil rights lawsuit. the 13-year-old was shot and killed in santa rosa in october by a sheriff's deputy who mistook the boy's toy gun for an ak-47. the additional allegations concern a pattern of behavior by that deputy erick gelhaus. they have now paid $225,000 in overtime for officers to monitor protest against the shooting. >>> a target security guard is getting credited for helping end a girl's kidnapping ordeal. she gave antioch police vital information about the suspect. police say roxanna ramirez spotted david douglas in the pittsburg store friday morning. he was acting so strangely she wrote down his license plate number. >> he was pacing back and forth and he was changing his clothes in the apartment. started messing arnold with the backpack and at one point he was sitting in the car and like shaking his stee

do you think this has ruined this investigation as darrell issa says? >> yeah, to the extent there is an investigation. as you alluded to a little earlier, we don't know how much of an investigation there is. the committee, congressional committee and oversight committee desperately trying to find out what is actually happening in this investigation. it was like pulling toth even for them to find out this woman had been selected to head the investigation and tea party groups, all the indications are, the fbi hasn't talked to any of them. so this appears to be an extremely inert investigation to the extent it exists at all. martha: we would love to have her on the show to talk about the investigation and, you know, what her intentions are and how she plans to get at the heart of it. hopefully that is the case. rich, thank you very much. >> thank you, martha. martha: see you soon. >> new details now on the fallout from obamacare. if you think because you have health care through your employer you won't be affected by the new law, think about it again. 42%

the team interviewed seahawks defensive coordinator darrell bevell new year's eve and have a meetinglanned tomorrow with shawn mcdermott and have requested a meeting with giants defensive coordinator terry fuel. >>> linebacker ryan kerrigan will have arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn lateral meniscus in his right knee. recovery is two to four weeks. >>> the capitals hit the midway point of the season definitely keeping things interesting. of the 41 games they've played this year, 16 of them have gone to overtime or a shootout. the good thing after all that extra hockey, the capitals have come out on top the majority of the time. tonight capitals host carolina in a metropolitan divisional showdown. down 1-0 in the 2nd, alex ovechkin gets the capitals on the board, a dart into the net for his 31st goal of the season. like many times we've seen, this one needed overtime. ryan murphy three-on-one finds jeff skinner in front of the net, capitals lose this 4-3. >>> college hoops george mason trying to get back over .500 hosting pennsylvania. patriots would trail at the half, but after

now, topping the list, the richest member of congress, republican congressman darrel issa of california chairman of the house oversight committee. he made a fortune in the car alarm business and is worth $464 million. >> that's amazing. more than half are millionaires now. >> and the senate richer than the house. republicans richer than democrats. just saying. >> all right. >> no political commentary. that's "nightly buzz report" for tonight. i'm susie gaharib. thanks for watching. >> we'll hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> "nightly business report" has been brought to you in part by the street.com. up to the minute stock market news and in-depth analysis. our rating service provides objective, independent ratings daily on over 4300 stocks. learn more at the street.com/npr. >> blenko: the name is so widely recognized by people, and how much they think that this is a really unique product and one that's just wonderful. >> trippe: blenko, for me, it's about a passion and an ingenuity in our employees that's unparalleled. they represent a passion for what they do. >> this is no

the wealthiest lawmaker is california's darrell issa worth about 464 million bucks.he least wealthy is also from california, david velardo. he is in the red to the tune of negative $12 million. >> wow. >>> well, just days after at&t offered a $450 credit to lure t-mobile customer, t-mobile is trying to one-up the competition. the company is doling out up to $650 in credit for anyone willing to switch from a rival. $350 to cover your early termination fee and 300 for a phone trade-in. >>> the makers of two luxury cars are enjoying their highest sales ever. rolls-royce delivered more than 3600 cars in 2013, its fourth consecutive record-breaking year, and bentley topped 10,000 in sales, the highest number since the financial crisis in 2007. >>> well, stay with us. coming up next on this, your friday morning, close call. new video this morning of a woman narrowly escaping a car that crashed, my goodness, into a store. >>> and players pumped. an entire nba team falls victim to a hilarious prank. to a hilarious prank. chose prego homestyle alfredo over ragu classic alfred

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darrell issa's says that this is not exactly a neutral observer.he has donated $6000 to the president's campaign through the national democratic party. that does not make her a bad person. but clearly, the abuses of an irs exist with a political witchhunt. let's try to keep the politics out of this. but politics is what really started august and was behind all of this. so the president in charge of fixing a, lets just say i'm not holding my breath or any progress getting to the bottom of this. so what do you make of this? >> i think this was a huge mistake. again, nothing to disparage the credentials or capabilities. but the day that the appointment is one that is part of "the washington post" and the major donor of the obama administration is over saying the conservative groups and that is not a headline that you want. from a legal standpoint, just put the politics aside. this is not how you conduct an independent investigation. i have clients that the fbi will want to speak to and we know that's part of the process. so wait a minute, am i going t

as darrel said, we're maybe halfway through.years of expansion, can we get another four? i think we certainly could. >> part of the concern people have started raising, though, too, david, is what happens to things like the housing market? it's been recovering, but as you start to see treasuries move up, that's going to make mortgages more expensive. in the past that has cut into the recovery. do you think that happens this time around? >> i think it will cut into the recovery. the job market is picking up and if you look at all the things that affect housing demand, jobs are the most important thing. people are always willing to buy houses, even if it's expensive to finance them as long as they feel confident about the job and income earnings prospects. >> well, is that going to happen? jobs have been a huge picture. we may be looking at the unemployment, the official unemployment rate falling to 7%, but there is a lot of unrest out there. >> there is unrest. most economists look at the payroll numbers. those had been picking u

>> ed begley, jr., a darrell hill and that, they actually live a lifestyle consistent with what theyh but that is rare. the vast majority of celebrities take opulence to the highest level. john: ptt said turn your lights out but also he has bigouses. reason to be combined his video. >> i pledge to turn the lights off i would leave them on but i will turn them off. >> is the unaware of the hypocrisy? >> i just think he goes out on tour and has a carbon footprint of a third-world nation with the idea that that will make a difference even if you believe in the theory o man caused glol warming it seems ludicrous. john: keystone pipeline some actors made a short film that makes it seem like the in the deal horror movie the family plays -- buys a new home. >> how beautiful? what is the catch? >> it is near the keystone pipeline. we need to leave. it will be okay. it will be okay. john: but this bad science is pushed in video by talented people. >> with you do something in a narrative form or a recognizable actress with a clever theme as you ha said that looks like a horror movie and it is