after >> lots of folks are talking about this dynamic duo they spent township days in a closet at daytona beach state clem and police say they were not furthering their education there. they called 911 saying they were chased into the closet and it was locked. police arrived and said no, it's not. they now believe drugs in particular meth may have had something to do with inexplainable behavior senator reed's workout landed him in a hospital. a piece of equipment broke workout equipment that is rushed to the hospital with broken bones in his face and broken ribs. the senator's office said he is expected to make a full reoffery. he'll be back in washington d.c. this weekend. >> talk about a guy with a story, 1963 this man got into a car wreck and had cuts on arms and didn't think a whole lot of it. fast forward 35 years went through a metal detector and it started beeping. they used scanner and it went crazy on his arm. he knew something was in. there he waited longer. last month he was carrying a concrete block his muscle tightened up and arm goon swell. new year's eve he had surmy and doctor p

he calls me and says, this guy in daytona beach has one of these cars. i get hold of that guy.p in georgia. i talked to the guy in georgia. he bought the car from an auction in arizona in 2005. now i'm excited. this falls into my timeline. i end up with a huge stack of paperwork from all the auctions that happened in scottsdale in 2005. found the car, pulled the information. i didn't recognize the name. but as soon as i read the address it was the biggest, most exciting moment of the investigation. oh, my god. i decoded the treasure map. because the address was the partial from the treasure map. perfect absolute match for the sketch that he had left behind in the truck. i'm thinking it might be my one shot to break this thing open and get this guy in custody. what we found was a retired guy living by himself in this house. >> they showed me a picture and said, do you know this person? i knew it was mclean. a long-time neighbor brought rick to my house. rick was going through a divorce. i invited rick to stay in the spare bedroom. i didn't know he had a different side. i only fe

. >> this daytona beach shows a dog suffering a fatal fall. >> town -- down goes the two. video. >> we have to stop this inhumane way of gambling. >> reporter: state senator ran her investigation into how the dogs were treated. >> is it true that the dogs are kept in small ken else. is it true that they are kept in vans that are not airconditioned. is it true that they are confined for many hours during the day? >> the answer is it's true. the people of florida, once they find out what goes on behind the tracks, behind the lights, behind the excitement once they see what is really going on, they'll say "enough, this is not who we are as a people." >> reporter: those that argue to an end to dog racing on humane grounds have unlikelial lies. >> if we have 100 watching a dog race, it's a lot of people. >> dog track owners, who want to reduce dog racing. he and his family own the naples fort meyers track and poker room in south-west florida, a business started by his grandfather. he has heard the criticism, watched the decline of the sport. why do it? >> poker is profitable, a

host: tom in daytona beach. sandy beach treats in -- "the old fullback for all liberals always admired for their good hearts and good intentions when their policies are proven failures." tony is a republican in north carolina. caller: yeah, hi, how you doing? i'm an 80-year-old italian-american. i used to live in long island, first in brooklyn. he drove me out of the state. he raised my property tax from $2000 a year to almost $20,000 a year. i retired in 1991, and now i'm living in north carolina. he drove me, my three brothers and two sisters out of the state , out of business after i'm tired, small business -- after i retired, small business. i couldn't even support the business. he would just tax you to death. that is why i am living in north carolina now, because of him. i wouldn't give you five cents for that guy, because he did it all over the state and the poor people suffered the most with him. thank you. host: tony in a north carolina. representative pete king, republican of new york, his tweet -- "all

joining me is john rayfield in daytona beach tom as a, start with you. you are seeing. >> great open today great first day of trading. we all know this cloud based file sharing is the wave of the future. they got into the enterprise and have people who want to pay for it which is different from drop offs, no one wants to pay for that for free. 40%, the fortune 500, pays back for their file sharing service, good company. charles: it was a good thing you couldn't get short before the ipo. >> because of the float a 10% float out there so you had very few people buying the small-stock available in it. tom is right. cloud storage of the future this is a great company. my worry is valuation, it will be pushed up so much and also competition. the future is cloud computing but you have a lot head wind as far as copying, they have been hacked and a lot of competition problems that worry me about valuations. charles: the competition thing, i look at companies behind the eightball like ibm. there might be serious consolidation where maybe something like a box could

we go to james in daytona beach, florida. the democratic our. caller: good morning. you all doing? host: we're fine. caller: as far as regulations, you have __ you don't have regulations unless businessmen appoint some shenanigans. there goes all the way back to the antitrust laws that were first created. but i want to bring up a half_truth that was always told. there were two senators __ graham from texas, and another republican senator __ put in legislation in the middle of the night during the last year or two of bill clinton's administration. bill clinton was going to sign a budget the next day, and phil gramm and the other republican put legislation into deregulate fannie mae and freddie mac. and it always gets put on bill clinton and his administration like he did it. republicans put that in in the middle of the night, and bill clinton, all he did was signed the budget the next day. so i want to clear that up. bill clinton did notto regulate fannie mae and freddie mac. it was two republicans who put that in in the bill. guest: i'm not familiar with the specific