. >> joining us tea party.net niger ennis. you watched most of the hearing today what did you think. >> i thought that jim jordan was spot on and it was quite embarrassing for a government official for an

not only shot an officer, he killed a man and left six others wounded the night before in a bar in ennis, montana. michael carroll was there. >> he had ran up a tab of 12 or 14 drinks, didn't have the funds to pay for it. it seemed like he was getting very, not just upset, but like distraught about the whole issue of it. >> carroll says he paid davis' bar tab hoping he would leave. davis does leave the bar, but he shows up outside moments later and suddenly opens fire. one of carroll's friends is shot and killed crossing the street. george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives t

it was amazing how much it brought this town together, united people. >> the people of ennis, montana rally around carroll with boundless support. even offering him free medical care. carroll and his son are closer than ever and they don't have to worry about george davis. >> it would be a much different feeling knowing that he was out and not caught. so i'm very thankful for that. the jobs that a cop has to do every day, it's amazing. i have a lot of respect for what they do. >>> coming up -- an epic collision. an ambulance pulled over. >> you better get back in that ambulance. i'm talking to the driver. >> and a miracle on a bridge. when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries" continues. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. with a new volkswagen turbo. turbocharged reward card why are we so obsessed with turbo? because we like giving you power, but we also like giving you fuel efficiency. like the sporty jetta. and the turbocharged passat tdi® clean diesel. okay... and the iconic beetle... and the powerful tiguan... okay you can't forg

he is not my ennis, he is yoenis. sandhya was checking the boui temps. he left with a sprained thumb. the a's built the lead. they win it. earthquakes facing the chicago fire. some thunder with a right foot right there. his first goal of the year. finally. the 49ers opened training camp today. who showed up and who is still holding out? that's next. >>> vernon davis wants a new contract, but after holding out at mini camp and costing himself a bundle the tightened did report on day one of the 49ers training camp. vernon was facing a $30,000 a day fine if he continued to hold out. he didn't have much lefnlg. colin kaepernick who just signed a huge deal himself was happy to see one of his favorite targets in camp. >> always great to have vernon on the field. looks good. excited to have him back out here. he is a good guy. he has done a lot for this organization. he has made a lot of great plays for us. we are happy he is here. >> still one player missing from the 9er camp. alex boone is feeling he out performed his contract which will pay him $2 million if

he is not my ennis, he is sandhya was checking the boui temps. he left with a sprained thumb. the a's built the lead. they win it. earthquakes facing the chicago fire. some thunder with a right foot right there. his first goal of the year. finally. the 49ers opened training camp today. who showed up and who is still holding out? that's contract, but after holding out at mini camp and costing himself a bundle the tightened did report on day one of the 49ers training camp. vernon was facing a $30,000 a day fine if he continued to hold out. he didn't have much lefnlg. colin kaepernick who just signed a huge deal himself was happy to see one of his favorite targets in camp. >> always great to have vernon on the field. looks good. excited to have him back out here. he is a good guy. he has done a lot for this organization. he has made a lot of great plays for us. we are happy he is here. >> still one player missing from the 9er camp. alex boone is feeling he out performed his contract which will pay him $2 million if he shows up. he has two years left on his existing deal, so we wi

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brian ennis spent a day with the folks making this work. >> well, they've helped some 8,500 people geteets in philadelphia. which had one of the nation's highest poverty rates. like most local nonprofits, raising money is difficult. big private donors sometimes feel that money is better spent other places. >> most on the street are moved by the plight of people living there. and the solution can only be a public-private partnership. one of the other can't solve this problem alone. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> sam santiago is a retired cop. he spends his day in search of homeless people in need of help. he offers blankets and water, but all in the hope of convincing them to accept long term help. >> it's not easy. but you know that you are probably the only contact these people will have with medical stuff, with housing at some point. >> david brown lived on the streets for 25 years. but today, he lives in an apartment and works in the project's store thanks to sam. >> if you give a homeless person these four things, he won't be homeless no longer. >> during that time, homelessness ros

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brian ennis is joins us from new york. >> reporter: while 25 million americans have anxiety about flyinge transasia crash in taiwan and the air algerie crash, you can understand nerves are rattled. this is the deadliest year since 2010. this puts a stop to three years of airline fatalities lessening. 2012 and 2013 were the safest in history with over 70 million flights worldwide over two years and there were just 52 accidents. >> the situation we're in is that we're flying a great deal more, double the number of flight hours for commercial aviation than was true 20 years ago. yet the fatalities are steadily going down. we are certainly improving our safety record and improving it enormously. >> reporter: better navigation technology has made midair collisions and crashes less likely. planes can avoid wind shear and flight data is being share internationally andrew teenly. the survival rate has increases to 95% of accidents where there are survivors. they also have stronger sights and nonflammable materials. and although the two malaysian airline accidents happened under unusual circumsta

. >> joining us tea party.net niger ennis.watched most of the hearing today what did you think. >> i thought that jim jordan was spot on and it was quite embarrassing for a government official for an irs official and commissioner to be caught looking so embarrassed. i mean, what laura -- what lois lerner did as an outgoing official and private citizen in taking the fifth amendment is one thing. she has that constitutional right as a private citizen. but the fact that she possibly committed obstruction of justice and certainly obstruction of getting to the truth and finding out what is happening at the irs with this outrage of targeting conservative and other tea party groups, it is an absolute outrage. it's a total embarrassment. >> all right. let me give you the time line of why a special prosecutor is needed. march 28th. they get the heads up this ig report is coming down. april 2013 which is the next month. she warns colleagues about emails and text its. what they say may be subpoenaed or may obtained by congress. so she is

my name is erin ennis and i'm vice president of the china business tells. of our companies, i'm pleased to welcome you to the smartest program with treasury secretary jack lew. the u.s.-china business council has to represent american companies doing business with china for over 40 years there during that time the economic tide between our two nations has become stronger and are now at the center of the most important bilateral relationship the united states will have his century. despite these guys, american companies doing business in china face a nude of challenges. at the top of the list of the issues that are important to american companies, better market access to reach more of china's expanding economy and a level playing field with chinese companies. government-to-government dialogue is a critical component to addressing those issues. the u.s.-china strategic and economic dialogue established by the obama administration six years ago has been an effective tool in advancing the economic and commercial agenda and helping make progress on the problem a

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