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see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >>> we have some sad news to report tonight about our show and about our staff. one of our colleagues, a staffer on our show died today after an illness. amanda munoz was a graphics playback operator. that means she makes the words and pictures appear when they're supposed to appear. that's one of the tech jobs on our show it's a hard job. she was really well loved about here. as well as her parents and her husband carlos. amanda was just 31 years old when she died today. amanda, we will miss you. >> a gal walked up and asked him where he was from and he said alaska and all of a sudden the clerk turns beet red kind of like rachel maddow does sometimes. the senator from oklahoma who has practiced medicine all his life, the last time he and i were together, i had the amazing opportunity to watch him receive a lecture on health care from a woman named -- maddox, a television personality. who i'm told has a ph.d. in something that doesn't matter. >> i'm not going to

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see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >>> we're still watching for word and waiting to hear about a vote in the house of representatives on speaker john boehner's plan for raising the debt ceiling. all day, house republicans have been trying to round up enough votes to pass it. they said they intend to vote on it tonight. either way, whether we see painful cuts in spending or whether the u.s. defaults, shudder, on its debt, we're looking at real consequences for the nation. we got a little preview of that yesterday, where in one very small part of america, this was the morning commute. >> this is crazy. look, look, look, look. >> wow. >> look at that [ bleep ] over there. >> oh, man. >> this is not an earthquake. or a natural disaster of any kind. you're looking at the bronx in new york city, where a water main installed in 1903 finally burst on wednesday after 108 years of what the mayor called yoeman service. a water main for new york city is a serious thing, with really a lot of water. enough wat

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see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it.eople when you don't. >>> oklahoma republican senator james "mountain" inhofe has long-styled him an enemy of government overreach. but today that fight got personal. senator inhofe is an amateur pilot, and his terrible piloting nearly caused an accident last fall in south texas. there was a runway closed for construction. the runway was marked closed. they painted a giant "x" on to it to show it was closed. not incidentally, the closed runway was also covered with a whole bunch of construction equipment and dozens of living, breathing, human construction workers of the undeterred, senator inhofe decided to land his private plane on the closed runway anyway. you may remember the smoking gun website got ahold of the faa documents about what senator inhofe did that day, as well as some of the witness audio. >> scared the crap out of us on the north end, then he started to land on the other side of us, and there were a couple of trucks there. he damn near hit us. landed on the runway anyw

see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. don't. >>> don't come to arizona and do crime. you come on vacation, you leave on probation. >> though he has spent almost half of his life incarcerated for a variety of crimes, cecil kunkel is about to defend himself in court for the first time. >> all right, buddy. stay out of trouble, all right? let me know what's going on. hey, cut your hair. >> i'm going to trial. >> with jury selection completed, his trial for selling stolen checks to an undercover police officer is about to get under way. >> i've made my share of mistakes, but, damn, i got set up this time, you know what i mean? >> kunkel heads through an underground tunnel from the maricopa county jail to courthouse, where he will entrust his fate to 12 strangers. >> hopefully they believe my story. know what i mean? because if they don't, then like i said, man, i'm done. it's all over but the crime, you know? if they come back and say i'm guilty, my mind-set's going to be like, it's not going to -- it's going to be [ bleep ]

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see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it.>> i'm lynn berry. here's what's happening. the search continues for seven people policing after a chartered fishing boat capsized off the baja california, peninsula. the boat was carrying 27 u.s. tourists and 16 crew members when it sank during a storm sunday. one person died. >>> and president obama and first lady michelle hosted military families at the white house for a holiday barbecue and concert. in his remarks monday, the president paid tribute to all those who serve in the armed forces. now back to "lockup." >> look at all that money. >> yeah, buddy. >> look at all those chips. >> that's why i don't have a commissary. i play poker like crap. >> this is for scrubbing the toilet tomorrow. >> i got your number. >> the inmate workers housed in theo lacy jail are ready to bunk down for the night. >> what you got? >> three-of-a-kind right there. >> let me go mortgage my house. i want to play again. >> but they're in for a surprise. >> we're going to have about 100 inmates from this

see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. people when you don't. >>> a month before he passed away, former west virginia senator robert bird announced he would vote to repeal the u.s. military's don't ask, don't tell policy. his vote was critical. but senator byrd's vote came with conditions. he said it hinged on writing into the legislation a 60-day delay in the actual repeal after certification that the military was ready for repeal. the certification would have to come from the president, the secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. now, two of those three necessary certifications we are told will come tomorrow, when defense secretary leon panetta and the joint chiefs of staff will certify that the pentagon is ready to repeal the policy. the president is scheduled to meet with secretary panetta and the chairman of the joint chiefs at 2:45 tomorrow, and maybe at that point the president will give his certification too. if that happens, all three people who need to certify that the military is rea

see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. you don't. >>> welcome back to the ed show, senator james inhofe has introduced something called the pilot's bill of rights. i'm a pilot, i'm all ears. you see, senator inhofe is the pilot who made a dangerous, completely wrong headed landing at an airport last october. it was at the cameron county airport in texas, where he landed on a runway closed for repair. see, the runway had a large x on it. and was full of construction workers who literally ran for their lives as inhofe just hopscotched over them according to a construction supervisor. the airport manager said this -- >> i've got over 50 years flying, three tours in vietnam. and i can assure you i have never seen such a reckless disregard for human life in my life. >> when mr. inhofe got out of the plane he reportedly said, what the [ bleep ] is this, i was supposed to have limited airspace. that has nothing to do with an x on the runway, my friend. the faa gave inhofe a huge break compared to any other pilot that may have don

see for yourself at esurance. technology when you want it. don't. >>> unruly customers attack the wait staff at a mexican restaurant in new york city. as horrified patrons look on. >> the manager was trying to keep things subdued, but there's nothing he could do at that point because the guys who came back, they were ready to start throwing chairs. >> july 22nd, 2010, it's a busy head at blockheads restaurant. and filmmaker max noba is sitting at an outdoor table with one of his friends. >> my friend said that blockheads was a really delicious burrito spot. we went there. got a table and some margaritas and burritos. was a good time. >> while eating, max notices two men argue with the restaurant's manager and several waiters. >> they were raising their voices every once in a while so i could tell that tensions were raised. i could tell everything was about to escalate. i took out my phone and started recording. >> according to blockheads' co-owner, the argument starts because the two men are harassing a waitress when the waitress becomes upse

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