almost 7 now and elise williams met her firefighter hero for the first time at a special ceremony at the headquarters in brooklyn. >> there's no words to tell him how grateful i am. >> seeing my little girl die twice and it was not for this man here she would not be here today. >> elise needed the transplant after the discovery that she had a rare blood disorder. >>> looks like a scene from a hitchcock movie. this is for real though. for the past three months a kentucky neighborhood has gradually been invaded by birds. >> oh, my gracious. >> it's really creepy. it's scary. >> it's crazy! it's scary, ain't it? >> how many, do you think? >> like millions. >> like we're being held hostage. >> that's serious stuff. it may be a three-mile radius by black birds, they fly in like clockwork every evening at dusk to roost in a wooded area. then fly out again the next morning. some people in the neighborhood are forced to carry umbrellas to avoid droppings. others have to wash their cars everyday. >>> if you're a late-night walmart shopper, no one is there to greet you at the door anymore. why

(elise) "the two vehicles actually lock and then collide opposite lane.s &pwho were at their hone pole." "pow!!"..........heard tte (brandoo) "ww got oot and we looked...and there's like 3 cars right there, they all had the guy getting his heart pumped and everything nd we watched them take him out...." before tte crash.. police say an officer in towson spotted thh hondaa tried to stop it.. a passenger bailed out..officers arrrested him... but the car kept going. (elise) "at this poont, we pull back our patrrl cars, because we don't ant this supspect to flee.. we don't want to initiate a chase.." ........butta police air. then at somm point, police sayythe suspect sped up near the county gun and crashed.(ashlly) 'i think it's just wrong that someone was trying to get away andd just put a bunch of people's lives in danger.. it's ridiculous." doctors have treated and &preleased three other people hurt in the crash.... meantime, police ave nnt released the suspect's name.... they're trying to pontact family first. &pliie in timonium, keith daniels, fox 45 ne

(elise) "the two vehicles actually lock and then collide with a truck that's in the opposite lane. the whole mess crashes into a telephone pole." pole."before the crash... police say an officer in towsonnspotted the hondd, tried to stop it... a passenger bailed out and officers arrrested him... but mccoy kept going.a police helicopter followed from the air.but then at some point, police say mccoy sped p near the county gun range on dulaney valley road... and crashed. doctors have treated and released three other people who were injured in this crash. live in timonium, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. 3 the ggvernor receives support in his efforts to legalize maryland.gay rights supporters gathered at his mansion in annapolis.governor o'malley invited advocates who say they believe the bill will be enacted this year.o'mallly says this bill includes more safeguards to protect religious organizations from being sued... if they don't recognize same-sex marriage. (fields) "beeng able to be married would be paramount to both of us because we woull like to be able to create our versio

these are real fruits and veggies, earless the founder of fruit and chocolate and -- elise the foundcolate and mark. >> wood dialan said 80% of success is just showing up we want to team up with elise and created the take charge challenge another way for people to get involved be a part of the community take what we are doing in the gym and extend it. this is about a healthy lifestyle mental emotional physical. >> elise comes into play you are the founder of kale and chocolate tell us about your organization. >> well, really a lot of my guiding prince principles we implement them in the program. mark talked about the fitness it is not just coming and taking a 45 minute bike class how do you maximize your experience how do you get on the bike and make every single moment worth while. >> right. >> it is really a lifestyle change and the nutrition part is very important. so why don't we jump into it what did you make today. >> green smoothies a great way to replenish in this smoothie we are coconut water. >> talk about coconut water it has a lot of benefits. >> potassium, hydrating, it

(elise) "at this point, we pull back our patrol cars, because we don't want this supspect to flee.. we don't want to initiate a chase.." chase.."a police helicopter followed from the air.but then at some point, police say mccoy sped up near the county gun range on dulaney valley road... and crashed. doctors have treated and released three other people who wwre injured in this in this crash.live in timonium, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. two years after a blizzard that slammed the east coast....one baltimore church still feels the effect.... effect....the stairwell gotta be torn out and replaced..... replaced.....reverann miccael franklin senior took fox45 on a tour this weekkof the damage at the zion miracle memorial temple church in west baltimore.the roof of the church collapsed from the &pweight of the snow from the blizzard of 20-10.the insurance denied their claim... saying that type off damage was not covered... leaving it up to the congregation to raise the money... to make the repairs. a defense contractor in hunt valley is cutting jobs. jobs. a-a-i corporation is laying

(elise) "the two vehicles actually lock and then collide opposite lane.s &pwho were at their hone pole." "pow!!"..........heard tte (brandoo) "ww got oot and we looked...and there's like 3 cars right there, they all had the guy getting his heart pumped and everything nd we watched them take him out...." before tte crash.. police say an officer in towson spotted thh hondaa tried to stop it.. a passenger bailed out..officers arrrested him... but the car kept going. (elise) "at this poont, we pull back our patrrl cars, because we don't ant this supspect to flee.. we don't want to initiate a chase.." ........butta police air. then at somm point, police sayythe suspect sped up near the county gun and crashed.(ashlly) 'i think it's just wrong that someone was trying to get away andd just put a bunch of people's lives in danger.. it's ridiculous." doctors have treated and &preleased three other people hurt in the crash.... meantime, police ave nnt released the suspect's name.... they're trying to pontact family first. &pliie in timonium, keith daniels, fox 45 ne

(elise) "the two vehicles actually lock and then collide with a truck that's in the opposite lane. thh whole mess crashes into a telephone pole." pole."doccors have treated and released three other people hurr in this crash. a federal jury will resume deliberations this morning ... in the stun gun death trial of a foomer frederick county sheriff's deputy. deputy. the parents of 20 year old jarrell gray are asking for 145 million dollars in a wrongful death suit against corporal rudy torres. gray's parents say torres used excessive force when he tased gray twice... killing him back in 2007.the deputy defends his actions saying... gray posed a threat. (gregory lattimer- gray family attorney)"it is very painful for them and more painful becauseethere has been no showing.. of sympathy or regret or remorse for the 3 death of their child and that is unfortunate" unfortunate" in closing arguments the ddfense pttorney told jurors... there is no evidence the taser shocks aused grays death... the autopsy report lists the cause of deatt as undetermined. torres was found not ácriminallyá respo

elise smith's son is serving in afghanistan right now. are praying for him.. and thinking of him every day whennthey see that sign. that means a lot to a mom.. -pause-" -pause-" the banners reflect the faces of military heroes from several wars.... 3 in-state tuition for illegal is immigrantsthe next step for opponents trying to defeat the law. it's not a myth it actually can happen happena... car... up in flames..../ the mistake the ddiver made... / that caused her car ...to explode.../ while... filling up... ((2:38 you guys... i've adopted. 2:40)) 2:40))casey anthony.... breaks her silence. her new viral video detailing what she's done since being aquitted of her daughter's death...and the changes she's made since then. 3 --adblib weather tz-- ///////////////// /////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////// ////////////////////////////// 3 first on fox..... howard county police under fire.. accused of writing tickets to meet quotas. and tonight a judge has thrown out several cases.. keith daniels, live at howard county p

elise smith's son right now.e to know people are praying for him.. and thinking of him every day when they see that sign. that means a lot to a mom.. -pause-" reflect the faces of military heroes from several wars.... bad day for darth vader.police in orlando arrested a man early this morning, wearing a darth vader mask.he was apparently drunk and walking in the middle of a street.when he was asked to ove... he laid down in the road instead. he ended up getting tased.... after he tried toopunch and kick the officer.but, the "force"... or the man's heavy jacket... protected himm eventually, pepper spray conquered him. bad day for a chicago cop.... who saw a speeding ticket.... as an opportunity.evagalina paredes has filed a lawsuit.... accusing officer chris collins of violating her privacy.she saas officer collins tracked her down, after giving her a 132 dollar speeding ticket.... and asked her out.saying the least he could do the money he cost her.... was to treat her to dinner.she wasn't flattered. 3 from.../ f

spirit of the god but then what he is as though the spirit occupies the shermans body while he's so elise at the video camera. charmian's are a rare unusual sight until a major industrial city in the urals even so sharman by the name of income has managed to balance sharman as with life in the big city here's the latest representative of the planet sharman spawning seven generations for centuries siberians have become shamans when called upon by the spirits apart from his spiritual activities to come back to see his music in the morning he goes to his small studio in central chile where not performing his duties. at the entrance to the small backyard there is an over a century for the spirits who are regarded as the local masters tour again prays to them and offers them gifts chairman's highly valued support. to mir is a friend of showed again he's a soloist at the local opera house it took the two men a great deal of effort and time before they found a unique musical meech since then they have been creating a new trend in clubhouse music folk instruments in combination with throat singin

so not only is the chad left on the indian elise where the tribal member can't use the land then they found out they couldn't sell it either so their land became useless result this chad's been just sitting here for eighty ninety one hundred years you know we're being restricted for more sales but the money indians are not this check causes lead poisoning that's not an opinion it ruins is very like it was given to the quapaw to replace what they gave up in the b i a made sure this chat stayed right here the b.a. said these are the people who are going to bleed because of this waste. what is now so clear about this function is that damaging the land is not a separate act from damaging a culture. the whole reason that the government gave the tribe just one hand was to replace the land where they came from you know that the quapaw tribe occupied most of what is now arkansas. you know and i feel bad for the people that are living over in picher. i feel bad that they're going to have to move i feel bad that they're going to have to be relocated but you know what i call posed in one leave o

oakland optimiser to set up a new headquarters but as the crowd grew stronger and larger of them chilly elise in oakland began firing tear gas and flash grenades at the occupy activists at least nineteen of those protesters have been arrested oh plume police say that we officers have been injured according to the police they say members of the crowd began throwing things at times at the officers and that is what ultimately triggered this clash between police officers and occupy optimist but as guys you know this is not the first time we've seen a fierce clash between officers and activists in oakland california got in october in late october by warmer u.s. marine by the name scott olsen was left in critical condition with a head injury from being so struck in the had come by police tear gas can canister and this is something odd that put a lot of criticism on the police department in oakland california if you come to new york city clearly. the demonstration that the movement suffered a little bit of a blow because new. york city mayor michael bloomberg removed the optimists from zuccotti park

matches up with what you are observing over there all over a willis he says a leaps hobnobbing with elise about elitist things pretty much what's wrong with the world and answer cain says that's a two bankers at the bar of a fancy davos hotel they are talking about the crisis and smiling not quite sure what's so funny. so what do you think laura. yeah liz you do get that sense you don't hear a questioning of this system a rethinking of things really you hear solutions and concerns from the people who have been operating and benefiting from the system that we're currently in so and yes they are elites and many of them are the global one percent seventy billionaires politicians. all of these people they are very much the global elite so you can imagine that. this allusions they find in the problems they're talking about are very much the ones that pertain to them and there is kind of that that separation you definitely see that being pressed you feel like a little bit of a second class citizen i have to say sorry to hear that. maybe the occupy movement won't make you feel that way and i kno

sponsored n.g.o.s have also added to concerns over the country's stability the mideast expert to rico elise says that in order to ease tension the military has to give its people what they want and step down. the door to you if egypt shows the military to be a defense. to say you know the country against outside attack while intervention in mostly eclipse. rather tall because for the last thirty to forty years egypt has essentially whether on dome of barak or on just about being a multi eaten dictatorship run by the miller crean people want an end to that so when the miller creek works mobarak on trial again it's an attempt to divert attention from its own rule in the concrete that is what is really worrying people and that is or should be discussed and attacking the geos the jim carrey is is so i think to show that foreign buyers are manipulating of concrete and so for which is again nonsense i think washington has a great deal of influence within the military after all big billions of dollars i mean begin a billion dollars a year that's a huge amount of money. well rise up is the most par

western sponsored n.g.o.s last week and also added to the sense of instability middle east expert elise says that in order to stabilize egypt the military has to give its people what they want and step down. the road majority of the ships the military to be a defensive outfit to say you know the concrete against outside. point eventually and mostly a political. well look at all because for the last thirty to forty years egypt has essentially when they run don't look barak or i'm just being a multi to indicate to share run by the middle or korean people want an end to that so when the miller creek books mobarak on trial again it's an attempt to divert attention from its own rule in the country that is what is really worrying people and that is or should be discussed and checking the. jim carrey is is so i think to show that form manipulating. create so for which is again nonsense i think washington has a great deal of influence within the military oh after all big be here to be enslaved all that i mean to get a billion dollars a year that's a huge amount of money. meanwhile the arab leag

alliances with other groups and bring in more people and you're likely to see why they're called elision taking power both in egypt and in other countries you say you have adult on the ability of islamic government to govern are you concerned also about the democratic issue here is this exactly what the west wants to see mainly islamic dominated government in egypt for example let's concentrate on egypt . you know if we look at egypt i mean to be honest everybody anticipated a big big win for the muslim brotherhood and you put a member in the last elections two thousand and five that twenty percent of the vote even under extremely unfair circumstances elections that were completely engineered by own by mubarak and his apparent there's. kind of what you get this sense is there isn't a very clear program for governance there aren't the economic policies there aren't a kind of a clear vision of where they want to take egypt but tell just because it really will we see western style democracy in egypt. that that i mean that would take some time and actually even just to call it western style

elise jordan, former speechwriter for secretary of state condoleezza rice. former contributor to national view and the daily beast. victoria difrancesco, faculty fellow at the university of texas. it is great to have you here. there's a lot to talk about. particularly as pertaining to the republican field entering a fair to say make or break battle in florida. particularly for newt gingrich trying to challenge mitt romney to be the nominee. the seesaw game in florida tipped in the direction of romney particular loefr the last week or so. to give you an idea how double play and down this last week has been, take a look at this real clear politics which i can never get out on air. taken the average data of five gop presidential primary polls. from that we can see newt gingrich went from being ahead by seven percentage points from being down eight percentage points. what's had a happened in that time in between is the gop establishment has come out en masse in support of romney. to drive the stake through the heart of the are gingrich campaign, the romney camp

the new batch of news letters elised by the new republic includes we don't think a child of 1 shoulde held as responsible as a man of 23, that is true for most people. black males, age 13, who have been raised on the streets and joined criminal gangs, are as big, strong, tough, scary and culpable as any adult and should be treated as such. ron paul news letters also advocate forward whites only homeland in south africa, also said that in this country, young black males are trained as children to steal and loot as much money from the white enemy as possible. it's one thing to campaign on the issue of racial division as newt gingrich did today, putting out an ad congratulating himself for his race comments last night. it's another thing to have this kind of racist baggage dragging around behind you like ron paul does, as much as he tries to distance himself from the news letters. there is a ton of this baggage stretching over a big part of his life and will keep coming out in dribs and drabs as people will upload it. whatever it means for the national contest of running for president,

elise to consequences. outside of that, either the russians back down are we back down or neither side that count. and if you're kennedy had gotten was that launches country in world war i, world war ii, world war iii is each side does what it feels it has to do step-by-step and you create kind of a situation where both sides find themselves killing each other over something both sides didn't want to do. and that's where presidents differ from historians. >> host: we will continue in the major points of this president be. a little diversion batch of presentation. i remember going to the news conference. they had to think about asking a question they would hold in the new state auditorium. but we think about the width. this wizard script did. the questions are usually pretty softball, but not always. so he couldn't have thought of dancers in the time it took to get there, but he had this kind of wit but everyone concentrated on. you cut your finger. how did you do that click slicing bread in the kitchen. it

firefighter is already a hero but that isn't how he saved the life of this little 6-year-old girl elise. he donated his bone marrow. the donation was anonymous but that all changed when the two met each other for the very first time. and we think you are both rock stars. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath ] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! >>> for years my next guest was running away, running away from his identity, from his sexuality, running away from his family name. but that was then and this is now. meet randy roberts potts, the grandson of one of the most popular evangeligist. this is a fascinat

host: billy's right on twitter -- elise writes on twitter -- responding to another tweet we mentioned on the show. like jackson, texas. host: joe in the bronx. caller: good morning, greta. listen, what i want to say, in reference to hearing mr. huntsman is going to resign from the race. first of all, what i want to say, this is a person that works for the president. the president is the person that put bread and butter -- to help them put bread and butter on the table for his family. to me, for a person to turn around and want to run against this man and talk so bad about him, is a traitor. i do not think any black person would do that. therefore, he should have waited until 2016 to run. i do not think he was going to go anywhere anyway because of what i just said, greta. he is still going, or is going to be the conversation that people will talk about. he was not going to go anywhere anyway. host: let's look at an e-mail that came from parley in minnesota. -- carly in minnesota. host: richard, independent line, welcome. caller: gov. hunstman was way too far to the left. i did not kno

. >> elise, thank you so much. exactly what they're doing. everybody is running on a reagan platform. what is a reagan platform? >> forget the polls. we went straight to the source here in florida. this is how we spent our sunday afternoon. talking to folks, talk to go fl floridians, getting a feel for what they're thinking, next. sn, and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. i was worried it would be hard to install. but it's really easy. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. yeah. you're not... filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. plug into the savings you deserve with snapshot from progressive. aspercreme breaks the grip, with maximum-strength medicine and no embarrassing odor. break the grip of pain with aspercreme. sorp. >>> back here live. you're looking at tampa, florida. the convention center. that is where mitt romney has his headquarters tonight, hoping to have a victorious night tonight. newt gingrich not very far away. o

>> a wedding gift from my life elise jordan. >> who is on "up with chris hayes" tomorrow morning.n, the fundamental question here. i'd like to come to you, congresswoman, after michael takes a shot at it. why are we in afghanistan? ten years later, why are we in afghanistan? >> look. we are there because we are there, you know? it's amazing. i went back and looked at what some people were saying in october 2001 and famously johnny w. apple at "the new york times" said be careful we don't get stuck in a quagmire. he was laughed and mocked for that. the policy was let's not get stuck in a quagmire. but as iraq happened, the military response to this sort of disaster in iraq coming up with this counterinsurgency plan to stabilize iraq and turn their attention to afghanistan and say, okay, well, it worked in iraq, let's roll the dice here. so there is no -- it doesn't make us safer. it's extremely expensive. and a lot of people are dying. and so -- but it's sort of momentum. it's the momentum of the war. >> congresswoman, you voted for the authorization to use military force. you're a

elise on twitter, since the g.o.p. doesn't believe in supporting president in conservative, i can't see how that would be a liability. she's talking about what she thinks about jon huntsman's dropping out of the race, responding to another tweet we read earlier on the show. couple other callers mentioned ron paul. take a look at the "new york times" reporting on on congressman paul. this from lake jackson, texas, focusing on namination, paul has a backup plan. ron paul says he has by no means given up the nomination, but acknowledges he might not make it. the odds are romney may pull it off. mr. paul, a texas congressman said in an interview here, he doesn't have a guarantee in a week. the whole thing can shift quickly. even if his aides plot a strategy to pick up del the gats, they will try to force the party to take his and his supporters' view into account, signalling what mr. paul would want to party officials eager for the backing of his following, but notice he might undertake a third party bid. joe in the bronx

elise and melissa and dick and cynthia.i am just so honored to be here amongst all of you, and hopefully we can go out and keep making the world a better place. thank you so much. [applause] >> please welcome again to a chairman of the national academy of television arts and sciences. [applause] >> thank you very much. you must be so happy to see me because i am the final act. i just wanted to thank all of the nominees and congratulate the winners and everybody have a safe trip home. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ [inaudible conversations] >> senior white house officials are saying that president obama will use a recess appointment to name richard scored ray as the nation's chief consumer watchdog despite strong republican opposition. we expect the president to make that announcement today during the plan to parents and ohio. you will be able to see that live at about 115 eastern on c-span. that will be followed by your phone calls. again, president and about half an hour. and with the iowa caucuses complete, all politic