. >> my name is rhonda smith and this is my husband of 38 years, eddie smith. i'm a retired social worker with the state of tennessee and eddie is a senior vice president at a bank in sevierville, tennessee. i'm truly thankful to be here today and i feel i'm speaking on behalf of those who have lost their lives needlessly, unnecessarily and i would like to share an incident with you concerning sua that i experienced october 12th, 2006, and our new lexus es 350. this car had 2,728 miles on it when the incident occurred. the vehicle had a keyless push button ignition and required a key fob to be present inside the car in order for it to start. on that thursday, october 12th, 2006, and i am going to read this because i tell you it is it still upsets me today, i was driving from my home in sevierville, down highway 66, to

. >> my name is rhonda smith and this is my husband of 38 years, eddie smith. i'm a retired social worker with the state of tennessee and eddie is a senior vice president at a bank in sevierville, tennessee. i'm truly thankful to be here today and i feel i'm speaking on behalf of those who have lost their lives needlessly, unnecessarily and i would like to share an incident with you concerning sua that i experienced october 12th, 2006, and our new lexus es 350. this car had 2,728 miles on it when the incident occurred. the vehicle had a keyless push button ignition and required a key fob to be present inside the car in order for it to start. on that thursday, october 12th, 2006, and i am going to read this because i tell you it is it still upsets me today, i was driving from my home in sevierville, down highway 66, to

. >> he's been a steady eddie. no clearing mistakes and positioning very sound. the two helpers, plus four and he logged over 6 minutes on the red hot p.k. unit. he's been delivering from the back line. >> dishing it out nicely and the head coach offered this strong review of the man wearing number 3. >> tom pote seso underrated. he's the key back their defensively. he logs big time minutes and can give you offense when it's need good when he's on his game defensively he shuts down everybody. i think it was a big mistake for the americas not to choose him for the olympics. >> he'll be wearing the capital's red, white, and blue. >> the win in boston, the record is their. the do you guys worry about a bit of a let down tonight since they have the record? >> not at all. i think the coach bruce boudreau knows whether to put the finger down. i think they have their sights set higher than 11. i think they are pursuing 17, the all-time high set by the penguins. >> he growled at the team after the 1st period in boston. i have a feeling he will be showing his teeth again

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eddie rendell of pennsylvania. schumer. guys who are verbal, aggressive, know how to talk, can talk to people who are middle of the road voters from the suburbs, say here's the problems we face. we inherited. here's what we're doing about it. it ain't perfect, but it's better than what those jokers are doing. they don't talk like that. >> also, where's joe biden? don't forget, this middle class task force that they put together, where is that? where is -- joe biden was supposed to be somebody who could do some -- >> carry the fire. >> -- of what mark's talking about. but they're not giving joe biden any real online responsibilities. he's in the room, but not making any decisions. you can't put larry summers out there. you're right. you can't put geithner out there. >> he's not a pol. gates is not a pol. where are the pols in this administration besides the president and vice president? >> i love joe biden, but it's a plan predicated on putting him out regularly to talk has a lot of risk. >> i have never seen an administrati

eddie ludwig freshman from new orleans comes in to replace him. >> bob: this is the technical problem. offensively with this group in the game, it will be trouble. >> eric: tough shot! trying to get it over goulbourne. vanderbilt in transition. loses the handle. who can score here for l.s.u.? who the option that they are looking for? >> bob: what you have to do, spencer a guy to take a shot. that's him. guarding him tightly. the rest of the players are very inexperienced in terms of their scoring. struggle for kevin stallings so far in this one. >> eric: well, under 4:00 to play, first half. kevin stallings and vanderbilt trailing trent johnson and l.s.u. >>> back in studio, i'm whit watson. at the break, jim calhoun's return for uconn spoiled by cincinnati. the spartans are hot. and we preview the match-up when tennessee takes on kentucky. that's at the half. right now, back to the game. >> eric: thank you so much. whit, we will be watching. vanderbilt down by two against l.s.u. they need to get some kind of production out of jermaine beal. >> bob: no doubt about it. jermaine beal is

. >> 30 years ago, eddie murphy and nick nolte reinvented the mismatched buddy movie with "48 hours." they tried the same 30-year-old formula in cop-out. the mess by a mile. >> there is the right way of doing police work, and there is the way you two do it. >> sound familiar? the mismatch cops that traced druglords while on suspension. >> [speaking spanish] >> some bits work, some fall flat. some good moments come from sean william scott. maybe not that good. one star and r-rated for language. should you go? >> no, no, no. hell no. [laughter] >> here are the best bets, and we go back to last week. it is t the shutter islandithree stars. -- a shudd"shutter island." have a nice week. >> i think that was pretty clear. >> thanks, arch. >>> it going to the gym, it might be a waste to see how you can get a full week's exercise and a lot less time. >> the a know why you want refund this woman pose a money. >> a doctor's >>> and 85-year-old woman needed a hearing aid, one that actually worked. >> as we found out, there is actually a lot more to this story. >> it is a fact of life as a lot of

edd edd edd eddie. they have a decisive 6-0 lead. erik johnson will go to the box. >> this is a scoreboard call. erik johnson, one-on-one. the puck-carrying player. that's just the scoreboard more than anything else, i believe. >> well, ryan miller, pierre. there is the start of the game for team finland. miikka kiprusoff, now looking ahead to the match of the winner between slovakia and canada coming later on today. >> here is salo. well, they have knowledge of canada, having defeated them earlier. but both teams were still not on their big game yet. a shot. it's lobbed off by miller. ron wilson, the coach of the united states says we're still not there. the general manager said against canada, we had only ten pulling their weight. i think they've had everybody these last couple of games. but the point is, both of those teams have changed since then. and never underestimate a cinderella team that doesn't know any better other than to keep going like slovakia. >> a lot of deficiencies in one game, whether it's not a successful power

i am crazy eddie. so let's open it up for questions. yes, ma'am. will go back to you first. >> can you believe she was that rude to me? "scarborough country." >> bravo, bravo. by the way, thank you for staying up past your bedtime. how you do it, i'm not sure. how do you possibly prepare for -- habit, you would have to read five books a night in order to really stay up rest of the conversation that you create. and the second one may be more of a joke question if you don't mind, is how did you possibly sell the networks on a show that had conversation? >> such a good question. the person to have you guys read game change yet? that's what we're reading right now. it's interesting. we are reading a round-the-clock dig our blackberries are going off all the time. twitter, people send its articles. which is constantly immersed. and where on the air for five hours of that reading and that a minute, whether it's with the white house or members of congress or people sending us information, happens on the air in real-time. so there is no preparation. the on

eddy innovation we have had hasn't been directed at improving the ability of homeowners to manage the risk of homeownership and freezing the stability of the mortgage market. there were ideas out there like the danish mortgage bonds but they didn't generate the fees' and they were not interested in those things. so one of things i think is important is if we get the incentives better aligned between society and with the private rewards are i think i have confidence in the market, maybe i am optimistic here that they will be innovative in ways that will improve the well-being of the society. one of the things we clearly have to do is encourage more lending to small and medium-sized enterprises and that means a variety of ways of doing that but basically right now we encourage -- the way we gave the bailout money and disproportionate went to the big banks that make a lot of their money not from lending but from trading. as we should have done things that encourage. >> host: so the real economy gets the finance it needs. >> guest: letzigrund if the fed is lending money to the banking sys

replaced by eddie ludwig. three players for l.s.u. are done due to fouls.rm warren, garrett green a. >> bob: i think trent johnson has high hopes for this guy. he has athletic ability and good basketball sense. got to work on his body some. he will be a good player at l.s.u.. >> eric: ogilvy makes a pair. see if the tigers can get it to mitchell. trent johnson burns his final time-out. 48 seconds remaining. and trent johnson found it important enough to call time-out and get a good possession. all right. with the time-out on the floor, send it back to the s.e.c. network studio and whit watson. ♪ ♪ >> many of you along the s.e.c. network affiliate station will see fortson and company as arkansas takes on alabama on many of these s.e.c. network stations. others of you will see south carolina and the s.e.c. leading scorer downey as a carolina takes on georgia. that is coming up at 4:00 eastern, 3:00 central. >> eric: thank you, whit. getting started with the full slate of s.e.c. basketball. look at the geico play of the game wile we have a time-out on the floo

. >> eddie, what did you think when you heard your wife and what she was telling you.11 call to your husband. honey i'm going 100 miles per hour and i don't think i'll make it. >> i really felt like it was probably the last time i was going to talk to her in a just waited to hear the crash. and hoped to be able to talk to her, probably would not have been. what i was hearing going on. >> rhonda, why did the car stop? when did it stop and what did you do then? >> well, the car didn't stop until -- i think what was left of the brakes finally took hold whenever -- it finally decelerated to the point where the brakes took hold and i pull it over to the side of the road. then i know it got down to like 35 miles per hour and i had the ignition pushed but it did not cut off until 33 miles per hour. at that point, though, the radio still played and the interior lights were still on. >> must have been terrified when you pulled that car over and tried to get out. tell me about toyota and the response from toyota. you immediately began corresponding with this company to say somet

the capone gang was not going to take any chances with fast eddy.let me go forward, and talk about the name butch o'hair, he was the pilot during world war ii. under the occasion, he was sent down in emission. he looked at his oil gauge in the middle of the pacific. he found he didn't have enough fuel to continue the mission, radios, his captain, and says i have to return to the aircraft carrier, captain says go ahead, as he's going back, he noticed a squadron of zeros about to attack the aircraft carrier. instead of going back and landing, he's decides he's going to attack. with his machine gun, he takes out two planes, he runs out of ammunition, and flies into two of the aircraft, knocking off a wine wing and tail on the other. taking out four planes. he wins the navy cross as a result of this, two years later, an admission in the pacific, he is shot down over the pacific, and he receives the congressional metal of honor. if you have traveled to chicago and go to terminal one and two, you will see butch o'hair, a airport that the named after him.

actors johnny depp, jack black, singers eddie vetter of pearl jam, natalie mains of the dixie chicks.supporting the west memphis three. three men at the believe were were wrongly convicted of a horrific crime. the murders of three 8-year-old boys in arkansas. >> the little boys were found in a drainage ditch mutilated and beaten to death. >> reporter: the crime was believed to be part of a satanic ritual, so damien eckels, then 19, was sentenced to death. jason baldwin, who was 16, and jessie misskelley, 17, were given life sentences. that was in 1994. but today, the west memphis three have become a caused cleb. how you can be absolutely sure that these three men are innocent? >> if there was the tiniest sliver of doubt, i wouldn't be sitting here. >> reporter: actor johnny depp learned about the case from an hbo documentary. so did new york landscape architect lori davis. >> my life just was completely changed after that. >> reporter: and how. lori gave up her job and moved to arkansas to help and in 1999, she married damien echols. >> she's like a living breathing miracle in human f

serious concerns, you will hear today from eddie and rhonda smith, of severeville, tin nasa, toyota customersho had a bad experience with their products and these are very tough times for toyota today. bill: what about the u.s. government agency, responsible for watching over the auto industry? how will that fare in this, brian? >> reporter: listen, that is the question that has not really been focused on a great deal. sure there are many questions about toyota, there are also questions about how the government has responded, how the government negotiates these kinds of recalls, with the automakers. i mean, there is -- these agencies, gnanhtsa is supposed be a watchdog agency and some on capitol hill believe the watchdog had become a lap dog and had become too friendly with automakers, bill. bill: thanks for that and watch for us inside the hearing room and in 20 minutes, neil cavuto is with us in new york to tell us what it means in the end, thank you, brian, here's martha. martha: demanding answers on what ledded to a catastrophic train derailment, day one of federal hearings on the deadly

eddie bernice johnson's constituent. revend bailey is well-known for his strong faith and the work he's doing in the dallas, texas, community. he's impacted the lives of thousands of congregation members and i am pleased he could be with us in the house of representatives to share his prayers and wisdom. for over 130 years, the missionary baptist church has been known for their tradition of serving the church, family and community. during this time at st. john, reverend bailey has proven an energetic and dynamic leader. i am pleased to be able to share his faith, his inspiration with our colleagues and i thank reverend bailey for his prayers and blessings. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker: thank you. the chair will entertain up to 15 further one-minutes on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. baca: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak to the house for one minute. the speaker: without objection. mr. baca: madam speaker, the house this w

we've witnessed it, we've read the stories, we've heard the stories, about people like eddie joe lloyd, who served 17 years for a crime that he didn't commit in michigan. or people like roberta miranda in nevada. mr. miranda was assigned a fresh out of law school attorney for a murder charge. after serving 14 years for that crime, he was exonerated, and was successful in the lawsuit of achieving a $5 million verdict against clark county for wrongful conviction. but are the stories that we see and hear and read about anomaly itanomalies or do they really represent what's happening in the system across the country today. professor lefstein, what is the state of indigent defense? >> that's a broad question. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm happy to undertake an answer to the question. in fact, it was agreed upon that i would both talk about what has transpired since the conferences in 1999 and 2000, and also talk about the state of indigent defense. it's an unenviable task, because i'm supposed to do all of that in no more than 10 minutes. references were made to the conferences in

my name is eddie smith and my wife is the woman you just heard speak.we purchased this 2000 lexus because a toyota's exemplary claims on safety. we have young grandchildren. it has been a difficult experience to decide what to say today. you have heard my wife describe her experience. listening to the last words in the imminent death of my best friend and it not been able to do anything about it. besides being a terrifying in trauma fight -- and traumatizing experience for my wife, it was the same for me. she was scared by the grace of god and is still by my side today. -- spared by the grace of god and is still by my side today. we have wanted to see this injustice addressed. toyota was informed of this potentially deadly problem in 2006 and was warned by us numerous times that lives would be lost if it was left unattended. we phoned, e-mailed, and wrote numerous letters. we received just a statement -- if properly maintained, the brakes will always override acceleration. the callous liars. next, they sent us to arbitration with the ncds. this was a bi

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