. >> darrell: they need to hit the reset button. the ecu unit. they need to hit the button. >> larry: i think they need to push it to victory lane and forget it. >> mike: he told the crew not to touch it. well, he'd like to light them up. the 75 laps were unlimited. now here comes the wrecker for a push. >> darrell: guess what? i bet it will be real gentle, too. >> i broke it. >> i know! >> i don't care. [ laughter ] >> darrell: we don't need it anymore tonight anyway. >> that's the lame duck. it's just a matter of how many we get. >> more to come. >> that's right! >> mike: kevin harvick and car owner richard childress. well, we said we didn't expect much bump-drafting in the "sprint unlimited." but they will bump-draft harvick to victory lane. six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're only 14 and a half. he doesn't have back problems. you kids h

. >> in 1997, darrell holtom confessed to shooting his three young boys and his ex-wife's 4-year-old >> 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 somewhat shock

you mentioned darrell issa. on our committee, darrell issa prevented every single democratic amendment that was designed to try to address the issues you correctly raised. >> sure. >> in the 2006 legislation. what is so monstrous about this, ed, and you got it is they created this crisis in that lame duck legislation of the republican congress in 2006, and now they say, well, there is a crisis we created, and there is no choice but these horrible decisions that will further kill a viable and vibrant postal service. >> and audrey, if congress doesn't reverse this, there could be a day when it could be two or three days a week delivery, and then no delivery. i mean that's where this is going. the republicans are trying to starve the united states postal service. or is that a bridge too far? what do you think? >> oh, no, most certainly i agree with you. you know, this should be the time when the postal service should be expanding their business to reach out to the middle class and to small businesses to make their

. >> a while back i had darrell hammond on "reliable sources" and he did bob costas. you don't think he can really do you. >> darrell hammond is brilliant and he has dozens and dozens of guys he has nailed and i just saw him last week. the conversation is the same. you still don't have me, darrell. and he said that's because you don't have any extreme quirk. apparently i do a hand gesture like this when i'm making a point. he has the cadence but not the point. >> you can't quite do costas. >> that's his thing. the first time i met him i said, i've seen your attempts to do me on "saturday night live" and you have failed utterly. >> see, now you sound like bob costas doing darrell hammond doing bob costas. >>> coming up bob costas can do impressions, as well. stay tuned for a little. (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. officewith an online package new colincluding: domain name,y! website builder with five pages and basic email just $49.99! that's up to 76 percent below online providers a

congressman darrell issa joins us with reaction. more "money" coming up officemax is celebrating our new collaboration with go daddy! with an online package including: domain name, website builder with five pages and basic email just $49.99! that's up to 76 percent below online providers and only at officemax stores! melissa: so we are narrowly avoiding cliff after fiscal cliff. you would think passing a budget would on the president's top priority. nope, think again. it has been 1379 days since the last budget was psed in 2009. the white house is officially late with its budget proposal again, for the fourth time in five years. it is astonishing given concerns about our country's fiscal situation. joining me now is congressman marsha blackburn who is on the house budget committee. welcome back to the show. >> good to be with you. melissa: let's talk about procedure here. what is supposed to happen? the president is supposed to come up with budget and turn it over to congress, right? >> that is exactly right. he is to lay out his bu

congressman darrell issa from california will weigh in ahead.: i'm sure he has a lot to say too. america's job createtors are still not ready to hire. when will small businesses gain confidence in the economy? national federation of independent chief economist bill dunkelberg is here to tell us, the dung. first breaking news on the federal budget. peter barnes has the latest numbers. peter? >> that's right, ashley. we have the monthly treasury report and there was a budget surplus in the month of january. $3 billion. we haven't seen that since april last year when we saw, you know, tax payments made into the government in april. well this january, there were more tax payments made in because of the expiration of the payroll tax cut and the new higher tax rates on wealthier families, those families making over $450,000 a year. so a budget surplus of $3 billion for the month of january compared to a $127 billion deficit in january a year ago -- 27. first four months of the fiscal year, the deficit was $290 billion, compared to 340 billion, 349 bil

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. >> the suspects, omar hance, darrell blackwell and willie vinson were eventually caught after they fled built most recent rory last thursday at the 711 on west 33rd and royal farms on west 41st. >> immediately recognize that we have to robbery's -- two robberies that fit this pattern. >> a helicopter pursuit ended at eight parking garages. the man arched charged with armed robbery and first-degree assault. police are investigating the possibility they are involved with several other unsolved robberies. >> it is kind of scary. at the right here. but i'm glad they got them. i come here often enough. >> two of the suspects are from baltimore. one is from colombia. they are being held without bail at the baltimore city detention center. >> 16 people are interested and to finishing the term of former anne arundel county executive john leopold. he designed after being found guilty of misconduct in office -- he resigned after being found guilty of misconduct in office. after initially sank no, hamon -- initial a saying no, hammond changed his mind. >> i think i can bring the leadership to

congressman darrell issa of california, thank you. >> thank you, jon.: well, it's an incredible discovery overseas, the remains of king richard iii found buried beneath a parking lot, of all places. how in the world did they get there? plus, what this infamous ruler may have actually looked like. there's no portraits or drawings or anything like this. they have some special technology that's doing that. >>> also, a terrible ordeal is over for ethan in alabama. coming up, we're going to talk to a child psychologist about what ethan may be going through now and in the future. >> he's been through a lot. you know, he's endured a lot and been through a lot, and we just want to stay on top of him, make sure he heals, you know? this'll allow him to begin the healing process. [ woman ] if you have the audacity to believe your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. [ woman ] if you have the nerve to believe that cookie cutters should be for cookies, not your investment strategy. if you believe in the sheer brillianc

her father, darrell price jr. and two sisters, tonya and patrice, were killed.e investigation continues, we're hearing from one of the firefighters who arrived on the scene. one of the girls was able to make it out safely after remembering an important lesson she had gotten from firefighters who visited her school. >> i was trying to keep her calm and she was telling me, i was asking her how she got out. she was telling me that she was able to get out of the house because of the family evacuation plan that she learned. >> that 8-year-old girl who escaped and mother suffered smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is electrical and appears to have been an accident. >>> an event celebrating young people in law enforcement took on new meaning tonight in the wake of a young officer's death. dozens attended tonight in mitchellville. the banquet was renamed in honor of morris who was in a cruiser chasing a suspect when the car ran off the road. he was thrown from the car and killed. he began his career as a police explorer before joining the force. the police chief sa

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. >> to hear darrell's voice or talk with him or see his face, the kids, daijah was very special. all of them was very special. >> the other girls who died in the fire were just 4 and 8 years old. investigators say there were no working smoke detectors in that home. >>> d.c. police say they have temporarily shut down a nightclub during the busy u street corridor. an argument at the bar spilled out on to the streets and heard gunfire around 1:15 in the morning. the victim's been identified as 30-year-old joseph hardin. police arrested 24-year-old cedric spicer. and he's charged with first-degree murder tonight. >>> the weekend started with clouds and drizzle. let's see if we can turn things around for sunday. here's storm 4 meteorologist chuck bell. hey, chuck. >> hey, jim. good evening to you. saturday, pretty much a lost cause and the clouds are still in place on your saturday night. they are probably going to be there when you get up tomorrow morning as well. they have helped prevent us from the big cool off. plenty of clouds but nothing coming out of them. we will stay rain-fre

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i had the impression that people generally -- congressman darrell issa and i. they thought we would be nothing but a sizzling meals for the legacy content industry. obviously, out of that session and the meetings that we had with so many websites and technology folks and professors, you know the rest of the story. the 15 million calls and e-mails that came in to capitol hill and in a few days after the internet when dark, finally a light bulb went on in the united states congress and we were to stop that legislation. now what everybody wants to know is, since we have shown the ability to block something, the question is, what can we do to come together as advocates for digital freedom, as advocates for innovation to affirmatively past imported legislation. i thought i was starts this morning by reflecting a bets -- a bit on what was said in 1969, the first year of the internet. it was observed that the ongoing cycle of economic growth is all about innovate dollars -- innovators undermining established economic interests who get undermine themselves by the next

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darrell staves, jr. is one of the artists we saw at snug harbor last night. he was in the band.lking about wonderful instructors, performersut there in the business, that's the caliber of teachers at noca and i'm so proud to have had a small role in what they did. now having a big role in our blitz and glitz coverage talking sports let's go to kristen berset at the dome. >> reporter: thank you, andrea. i'm sure you've noticed there's a lot more people in new orleans now. this is kind of the day where everybody starts arriving. the hotel lobbies are filling up and there's a lot more traffic, but us media folks, we've been here all week long. with me being on the blitz side i've been talking to the sports players and unfortunately they've had to see our faces over and over and over this week. the 49ers and ravens say they aren't letting that get to them. they are focused. their heads are in the books. they have been practicing and much of the conversation has finally turned to the big game on sunday. remember, it has been a week and a half since these players won their conference

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the municipal tax automation team, darrell ascano, tajel shah, and rebecca villareal- mayer, come on up. [applause] >> i've been anointed to speak for us. jose has asked me to use my outside voice. we are so lucky. very rarely in your life to you get a blank canvas with leadership to tell you to find problems and solve them. i want to thank our leadership for doing that and giving us not only the opportunity to make change, but also to really make mistakes. i think that's a rare thing, to be able to make mistakes in this environment and continue to proceed and be successful. i mean it when we say -- what we end up doing is so different. we work to scale every day. we invite the people that we serve every day. thank you to the nominees. to our leadership, thank you. thank you to all the winners and to all the people we get to work with and serve. thanks. [applause] >> let's hear it for the tax team. [applause] >> parking is a universal quality of life issue. it touches on so many different parts of the transportation system. we were looking for ways to make parking easier and more con

we have darrell malone on the phone with me now.s a student at texas a&m and hoping for a good time on this cruise. instead he is hanging out at sea. can you hear me? >> i can hear you now. they are going to announce -- >> i want to pause so you can hear and me what they were saying. what was the announcement? >> they are telling us to go inside and not look overboard at the tow line that snapped. nobody is moving. everybody is still on the deck. >> everybody is still outside. they want the fresh air. >> everybody is just tired. >> that's right. we were just reporting that is snap. i was talking to a passenger who had not broken the news. it was part of that announcement and transparency. they told that tow line snapped? >> they just now told us. now we are waiting to go through customs and everything. i felt like it was like a whip in the water. the rope and the thing that the rope was attached to. i'm drifting back now. it looks like it's in the water and the rope was tight and just that loose place. it's like a whip. >> sure. dar

darrell terrace price jr. has an eight-year-old daughter tamia and four-year-old daughter patrice who was killed in the blaze. the 33-year-old mother and eight-year-old girl remain hospitalized. >>> firefighters battled another fire at a home in prince georges county. the crews responded to a call on barry road in accokeek. two people inside the one-story home were able to escape. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the officials say the home did not have working smoke alarms. >>> police continue with a collision involving three cars and a school bus. they happened friday afternoon on copper road north of game preserve road. the driver of one of the vehicles was taken to the hospital and remains in critical . six special needs students and a driver's aid were on board that bus. >>> out of virginia, a big story. the state senate approved a new transportation bill. it will replace the states gasoline tax, including a 6% levee on diesel fuel. it will increase from 5 to 5.3%. the senate adjourned on frid

. >> pushed you over the ento speak to break up with darrell?said, some of the things he said helped me to gain a different perspective and step back and take a look at my life and, i realized things weren't going anywhere. they probably weren't for travis they may have continued on like that until darrell moved, who knows. knowing i wanted to hang out with travis that weaken and i didn't want to, i've always been faithful in my relationships and i didn't want to change that now. so i decided to break things off with darrell so that i was just free to hang out with travis without feeling guilty i was sitting next to him or if it led to kissing or something like that. it wasn't, it wouldn't be something that i would feel bad about. jenna: so he was a great guy but she admits to killing him. this is the situation in this case. faith jenkins, former prosecutor. esther pan niche, a former criminal defense attorney. you're watching this woman. she will take the stand shortly. how is she doing so far trying to escape the death penalty? >> she is doing

speaker, i rise today to share the story of darrell shoot from littleton, colorado. darrell writes with regard to the critical need to replace our broken immigration system with one that works. darrell's grandfather, joseph, emigrated from sicily to the united states to join his grandmother who was already living in buffalo, new york, in the mid 19 teens. the italians were the unwanted immigrants of that day. he returned to canada, walked across the border and rejoined his mother after they were deported from new york. he was caught and given the choice to fight for the allies in europe to get his citizenship. he accepted that and darrell's grandfather, joseph, went to war for the american dream. unfortunately he received injuries during that war that affected him the rest of his life. but even so he was hard working and worked hard from the back of a horse-drawn cart to support his family for many years. even to this day, immigrants give so much of themselves through their hard work, their blood, sweat and tears that all of us as americans prosper from and benefit f

industry analyst darrell jempgins. >> the biggest changing point in the last decade and even more sohan 9/11 was the price of jet fuel. that became so bad that everybody was looking at a kind of "last man standing" scenario. >> reporter: jenkins is more optimistic about other experts about post-merger fares. he says the big airlines will have to compete with discount flyers like jetblue. the new airline will keep the american name. federal regulators are likely to approve the merger as long as they are assured some measure of competition will be preserved in the areas where the airlines are dominant. >> pelley: a cruise that many would like to forget is finally coming to an end. that story is ahead. ai how did i know? well, i didn't really. would decrease my sex drive... but when i started losing energy and became moody... that's when i had an honest conversation with my doctor. we discussed all the symptoms... then he gave me some blood tests. showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number -- not just me. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% (testosterone ge

darrell price jr., his eight-year-old daughter tannia and four-year-old patrice were killed in the blaze. the house didn't have any smoke alarms on the first floor and officials say the family had an evacuation plan. >> she was telling me she was able to make it out because she had a family evacuation plan, and had family fire drills and knew how to exit the house under emergency situations. >> the 11-year-old daughter remains in critical condition. the 33-year-old mother and an eight-year-old girl, a twin of one of the victims remains hospitalized with smoke inhalation and other injuries. >>> the edge on dc where the former director of homeland security and emergency management for the district has pled guilty to tax fraud. milson west is the fifth person to plead guilty to crimes connected to harry thomas. >> we've come together to talk about what we're going to do. >> reporter: milison west had a very high profile job as she led the district's homeland security and emergency management agency. she was a point person that the city was on alert. >> certainly we want to make sure folks g

. >> darrell: no, but i am really happy with this racecar. there were so many doubts how this thing would race, with the little rear spoiler would it be too loose in could they run three wide? could they bump? or draft? we didn't see pushing and shoving but great race and we saw an exciting finish. kevin harvick he loves this kind of race. his old car owner is happy about this, too. because it makes a statement to the rest of the guys. he may be leaving but we ain't done yet. >> larry: he is leaving but new places knopped faces. joey logano now over at penske racing. matt kenseth at joe gibbs racing getting top five finishes. good way to start the new season with the new ride. >> mike: kevin harvick celebrates as we go to steve byrnes. >> steve: tony, what happened early in the race when there the big wreck broke loose? >> i got a big run on the 20. i went to the bottom. i thought i was cleared and the spotter did not clear me. i went on my own and i thought i had enough run to be clear of the third place guy. i'm pretty sure i clipped whoeve

republican party and a good chunk of the democratic party isn't or in my is am i am i is this hyperbole darrell don't think that's what it that's what it seems like to me as well and that's why i think we need people to start speaking out and showing up and demand. the president keeps asking us to push him he says push me and and it has worked in certain cases it worked with equal marriage rights it worked with immigration reform we need to push him on this claim he says he will take action on the climate crisis but we need to push him to do that we need to tell him that this is what we want because i think now he may not be worried about reelection but he is going to be worried about his legacy and the fact is that you know you have even china they just built a wind terminal in mongolia that is big enough to power the into an entire country the size of poland and we have the tools at our disposal to move into a clean energy private prosperous future and we need to start doing that and it's just really the with the will to do it we need to insist he take the actions that he talks about. and on

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people like darrell issa, just hugely proficient in the area. he built up a tech company and made hundreds of millions of dollars doing it, and then you have some members who don't carry a blackberry. it's just like the population as a whole. but, you know, understanding the technology and how to use it is different than understanding its applications, understanding government policies that will encourage innovation and encourage efficiencies versus policies that discourage it. intellectual property rights. congress coming down one way or the other could have a huge effect in discouraging innovation. tax can have, your tax policies can encourage or discourage innovation. our immigration policy right now where someone comes over here and gets a ph.d. and we kick them out of the country and make them go to their home country to compete against us. it doesn't make any sense to those of us who understand the way the world works, but it's the way the world currently works. so, yeah, government -- congress can do a lot, and you don't have to be profic

neil: at the white house today, actors darrell hannah was arrested for protesting the keystone pipelinehe is just out of jail. and she stopped by here coming up next. did you know not all fiber is the same? citrucel is different- itit's the only fiber for regularity that won't use excess gas. it's gentle and clinically proven to help restore and maintain regularity. look for citrucel today. neil: actress daryl hannah arrested today. >> thank you for having me. neil: you know, you were protesting at the white house. as far as i know, the president said nothing about keystone last night. he is so against it. so why protest outside the white house? are you worried he is going to buckle? >> well, we have never heard him say that he is a guest against it. it is our to being put in through texas and oklahoma. we are asking him and pushing him to reject the entire keystone pipeline. because it is an export pipeline neil: this comes at a time, another similarly supportive situation, unions. they want the keystone pipeline back online. so the president has to choose between friends. what do you

dare was started by darrell gates, police chief of los angeles back in early '80s it was tested by randomizedol tests for decade and every test even proponents showed that it didn't work. it had negative consequences that kids learned how to use drugs. people who actually defended d.a. r.e., it keeps going. one charity i know that is listed in a federal registry of programs that don't work. it's still a billion dollar program. >> bill: so money flows in and results are not happening and obviously you can draw your own conclusion. you were the ceo of npr and people by the albums or drifters whatever you selling that week. is that an effective situation? >> i spent a decade there. i'm proud of my association with npr. one of things i saw and got me on the process of writing this book a problem a lot of charities have. they are in love with their own narrative. they don't want to be transparent to put their money where their mouth is. when i was npr i pushed then to have standards and transparency. i was going a board meeting and i would get 15 definitions of success would be. it's a great organ

and is calling for it in the state's case gills darrell ballard. in a statement, also there are instances where there are circumstances where the crime is so egregious that it's appropriate to file for the death penalty. senator anthony mute, voting on the repeal, says he differs. >> i see what you see is those coming from the public safety perspective saying what else do we have. we're saying we have better. >> reporter: it would be the sixth state to do so in recent year if it decides to. and why executive baker has a personal connection to seeing it repealed. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> up on capitol hill, senate democrats unveiled plans to unveil deep spending cuts known as the sequester. the plan calls for a minimus 30% tax rate. half of the plan would be paid for with news cuts divided more equally. that man is expected to fail with congressional republicans who are opposed to the new taxes. >>> a d.c. couple tied the knott this valentine's day. how they got hitched at one of most exclusive spots in the country. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. illeg

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