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 through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding, but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit, but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to

the next people, i call ron parker, crystal, rico, george, candice davis, and -- if you can get ready to speak. >> hello. i am ron parker with the homeless outreach team, here to advicate for the services of the disenfranchised of san francisco. cutting the money to e.c.s., decimating my program, it makes no sense in times of bad money to make it worse. you have more people on the street, more people sicker on the street, ocean -- a woman's place dropping center is one place a non-traditional family can go to, to go to the bathroom and take a shower. hospitality house does great work. we also do an incredible job. the loss of $600,000 would take the outreach team off the street. and it would cost outreach managers. think -- speak for those who can't speak for themselves. thank you very much. [applause] >> my name is candice. i am here to talk about the community jobs program. this is a community-based program, an on-the-job-training for the nonpublic sector. it is for parents and participants of the county adult assistance programs who face the greatest barriers. i am a former partici

boy are filing a lawsuit in california also remember the whole story of trayvon davis all kind of similar accounts george zimmerman the man the confessed killer of trayvon davis in that case george zimmerman maybe now be facing federal hate crime charges the f.b.i. is considering doing that with him that could mean the death penalty in florida also henry kissinger former secretary of state he had a little mishap over the weekend with the t.s.a. who are to dot com slash usa or follow us on twitter at r.t. underscore america you can read about all that and more to plenty of reading material there are going to check it out right after the newscast saying from this thanks for that update that was our producer andrea blake with a preview of what's trending today on our web site. still ahead on our t.v. there gate crashing graduation ceremonies across the country occupy wall street is taking its pro towns to college campuses to bring attention to the out of control cost of higher education and mounting debt that story next. it's line of american power continues. things that are. might actually be time revoluti

. >> was the policy toward davis bacon influenced at all by the civil rights consideration? >> yes. george schultz and jim hodgson together were both quite convinced, and i think accurately so, that davis bacon had initially been passed in order to restrict competition from african-american, black employees in the construction industry. so it had an infamous genealogy. and both george and jim regarded it as an unwarranted barrier to entry for minorities and others. also it served to protect the construction industry, construction unions, from general competition. and jim hodgson was particularly concerned about, as george had before him, about the wage levels in the construction industry which seemed to be way out of proportion to any productivity increases and was leading wage and price control -- wage spiral generally. we spent a lot of time -- jim hodgson worked with jon dunnlap, the dean of harvard, who subsequently became a secretary in the carter administration, to develop a stabilization plan which was sort of an interesting device. it was an ostensible government regulation of the

davis always to the rust of southern heroes from george washington forward who had defended their liberty. now to the confederate banner their sons and daughters were emulating their example and he always defined himself as a biological as well as ideological son of the american revolution for his father had fought in the patriot cause. in this clarion call to defend liberty davis did not dodge slavery. he knew full well that slavery was at the center of southern society, at the center of the confederate states. even so, he insisted he was not directing a war for slave owners but rather a war for white liberty. white southerners understood perfectly. at least since the revolution white southerners had considered their liberty inextricably tied to black slavery. to them only southern whites could make decisions about slavery. any outsider interfering with the institution threatened white liberty by enslaving whites. in this context, jefferson davis stood on traditional ground when he condemned lincoln's emancipation proclamation. he interpreted lincoln's edict as a manifestation of the bru

lost his job and has relied on the food bank while davis and other needy families in los angeles struggle to feed themselves a short drive away actor george clooney will be throwing one of the priciest dinner parties l.a. has seen in hopes of raising fifteen million dollars for the obama campaign preparations are underway for what is considered to be the most expensive fundraiser in presidential election history some of southern california's wealthiest donors will be rubbing elbows with president obama and each will pay forty thousand dollars for the privilege of going to take a lobster but we're not even soup only soup you know davis believes politicians and big donors have misplaced priorities the extravagance of this year's presidential campaign is a stark contrast to the austerity millions of hungry americans experience every day . according to the los angeles food bank it can provide for meals for every one dollar donation of fifteen million dollars donation would help provide sixty million meals. food which is much needed in a city where hundreds of thousands are hungry and thousands of others are living on the streets here because

davis and the next hearing is scheduled for july. >>> an eyewitness in the trayvon martin story changed his story. witness number 6 initially told police he heard george zimmerman screaming for help during the deadly con can fron station with martin on february 26th. date line has confirmed reports that the witness later told state police he saw martin on top of zimmerman but he wasn't sure who was screaming. the amended account is not part of the mountain of evidence released to the public this week. >>> eight leader from around the world are spending the night in maryland. president obama wants the g-8 summit at camp david to focus on europe's economic troubles. he says solving greece's debt crisis to crucial to the u.s. and world economy. protesters looking to get the attention of the g-8 took to the streets of frederick maryland today and it is the biggest city near camp david and many shops closed up early. town leaders say they're ready for a weekend of demonstrations. >> we have a lot of officers out. we want people to feel safe and secure. >> we're treating this as a snowstorm. we're predicting the worst and praying for the best. >> most of th

george washington university in washington, d.c. i recently found bout my cousin maynard emory who was a visit culturist or a enologist at the university of california daviss hired to rebuild the department most prohibition. i wonder, more for brian, the california wine industry before prohibition, and how long it took them to really figure it out later. and really, the role of academia in all of this, as i understand it he and his research partner walker i think was his name, basically invented napa valley. they basically went around california and studied the regions and figured out what were the growing regions and the idea to approach it scientifically. >> we love these questions because we keep asking you questions. brian? >> i have no idea. what i can tell you is that americans were not huge wine drinkers. there were two ways of the real increase in wine drinking. one had to do with one of the latest waves of european immigrants to the united states, primarily italians and jews. they preferred wines to either beer or whiskey, although what is interesting is they got won over to beer, many of them by the 1910s, 1920s. the second wave of increase in w

davis with all the details. good morning. >> good morning, george. here they are. one of the moms we spoke to said they reminded her of gummi bears. now, they're certainly bright and colorful and there are instances across the country of kids trying to eat them and it's making them extremely sick. between the bright colors and bite-size packaging, many parents say it's easy to see why to kids these new packets of laundry detergent could look like candy. and the container they come in like a candy jar. that's exactly what 19-month-old isabella sutton thought when she bit into one wednesday morning. >> i could hear her saying, candy, candy and she has a 5-year-old brother so i just figured -- yeah, candy, candy. i figured they got into candy. >> reporter: minutes later she was vomiting and had diarrhea. >> throw the pod in. says her 2 1/2-year-old got a packet out of her laundry room. >> when i saw him he had the blue ink, whatever, all over his hands. >> reporter: they're advertised as an end to mess, spills and heavy jugs. but the american association of poison con

davis has the details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. researchers admit they were not expecting this. in fact, this is the first time such a large migrating fish was shown to carry radioactivity so far. scientists say results are unequivocal, fukushima was definitely the source. researchers are calling the finding startling. bluefin tuna arriving off the coast of california all the way from japan carrying radioactive contamination. apparently leaked from the fukushima nuclear plant. >> we were quite surprised, but there it was. >> reporter: researchers from stony brook university made the discovery about five months after last year's quake and tsunami. the fish had all made the 6,000-mile journey across the pacific to the u.s. the scientists assumed the radioactivity would have been long gone by the time they arrived, because big fish, like bluefin tuna, which can weigh more than 1,000 pounds, would typically shed radioactive substances easily. but what they found were levels of contamination ten times higher than amounts measured in pre

davies. >>> about a year after president obama was inaugurated, this billboard went up along side a highway in minnesota. it's georgeving miss me yet? was that a rhetorical yes? for time, the machine settled on the idea the billboard was fake. that's why you can find pictures of it at snopes.com. it was not a photoshop hoax. it was real. if the desire was to get, of course we miss george w. bush, i think it missed its mark. the question of what to do with george w. bush has been basic awkward for the mitt romney campaign from the start. it was to skip over him and get the blessing of the republican president before him, george bush senior. mr. romney, it came with some awkward political baggage. >> i was an independent during the time of reagan-bush. i'm not trying to return to reagan-bush. >> that might explain some of the awkwardness when he met with mr. bush to receive his endorsement. there was nowhere near as awkward as what the former president asked in front of that meeting right in front of the reporters. >> have you met with george w. bush and sought his endorsement? >> i haven't met with president george w

george's county, again his killer got life without parole. john henrehan, fox 5 news. news >>> he is officially charged with murdering a d.c. tourist. investigators say michael davis attacked gary dedriches who was visiting from denver. this incident happened on emerson street northwest last month. davis is already in jail accused in two other assault cases. he's the younger brother of former redskin vernon davis who now plays for san francisco and miami dolphin cornerback vontae davis. >>> former faa chief randy babbitt is off the hook, drunk driving charges tossed off filed against him. the allegations toss babbitt his job. the judge determined babbitt did make a correct left hand turn into a parking lot when he was stopped last december. babbitt said he does not regret resigning his job and is glad to have this behind him. >>> a month after the embarrassing scandal hit the secret service government investigators interviewed the prostitute at the center of the affair. dania suarez voluntarily met with them at the u.s. embassy in spain. she claims the drunken secret service agent refused to pay her after a night together, so she went to police. prostitution is le

davis on administrative leave. now if she's convicted of all the charges against her, she could face a maximum penalty of 15 years in jail. live in prince george's county. pat collins, news4. >>> three drivers are recovering in the hospital after a crash at rose croft raceway in prince george's county last night. the drivers were hurt when a lead horse took a bad step in a race causing seven horses to collide. one driver has three fractured vertebrae. another has a separated collar bone. a third suffered a cracked heel, a broken bone in his foot. no hurt horses were seriously injured. >>> a local taekwondo struggler has been indicted for inappropriate sexual contact with a minor and possession of child porn. police say 38-year-old quyen vinh phan le had contact with at least two victims between 2003 and 2008 both were under the age of 18 and police believe the contact occurred at the university of martial arts in springfield and the suspect's home. >>> a new study out says washington does not have the worst traffic in the nation and neither do new york or los angeles. in fact, honolulu has the country's worst traffic. that's according to the tra

davis, fox news. >>> the online auction of what was said to be president ronald reagan's blood has been cancelled. the vial of blood was reportedly drawn from president reagan at george washington university hospital when he was treated after an assassination attempt back in 1981. a british auction house cancelled that sale and saying the seller will donate the item instead. bidding reached about $30,000 before it was suspended. >>> and there is still no verdict in the john edwards' trial. the jury is in the fifth day. earlier, the panel asked to see 20 more pieces of evidence. the former presidential candidate is accused of orchestrating a plan to funnel money from two wealthy donors to hide his pregnant mistress during the 2008 campaign. if convicted, he face thes up to 30 years in prison. >>> -- faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> a judge will allow a former baseball league player to testify. they want to question david sege, where mcnamee said he saved the needles he used to injection players and one of the private workout clients is expected to testify and mcnamee told him that he saved evidence after injecting clemons with hgh. >>> her smart phone was stole own

. >> police say davis could be connected to as many as five attacks and more charges could come. he will undergo another mental evaluation in 60 days. >>> prince george's county police say they recovered $20,000 worth of stolen products and perfume. two women are accused of swiping the goods and reselling it for profit. jane watrel shows us how police made that bust. >> we apologize for that technical difficulty. hopefully we'll be able to get to jane's story in a moment. >>> but first, new this morning, three boston university students were killed in new zealand. the three were in a minivan that crashed. police in new zealand say the van rolled over when the van lost control own tried to overcorrect. the students were in a study abroad program. >>> two children taken from their tennessee home are home with their family. 33-year-old adam mayes killed their mother and older sister. he shot and killed himself in a dramatic standoff with police. according to court documents, mayes' wife helped kidnap the two surviving sisters along with their now dead mother and sister. last weekend authorities discovered the victims in a shallow grave at the mayes home i

george? >> bob, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in our legal analyst, dan abrams, for more on this. and john davis takes you right into the heart of the edwards' campaign with all of the details. >> witness after witness being called to say this was part of the campaign. again, the crucial question, was this money designed for a campaign cover-up, which would make it illegal? or a personal cover-up, which wouldn't be illegal. the prosecution is trying to call the campaign workers saying, we knew about this. yeah, this was a part of our lives. yeah, this was a part of the campaign. so, these are all important witnesses, piece after piece. >> and david ties it back to the campaign chairman. >> he's one of the two key donors in question here. >> the second one is this heire heiress, bunny melon. it was her friend that bob was just referring to. he was only on briefly. but i'm a layperson. but from my perspective, he seemed very, very damaging to the defense because he said he and she believed this money was solely for the campaign. >> it is definitely helpful to the prosecution. but remember, the key

davis in jersey city, new jersey, this morning. doesn't seem too bad yet? >> reporter: it is not bad at all. good morning to you, george. traffic on this road is normally horrendous. the fact that traffic is moving, a good indication that there's still time to dodge the traffic bullet. two things to note, especially this memorial day weekend versus last, people are expected to drive shorter distance but more people are expected to be on the road. let the grid lock begin. for this first mass e exodus of the year. >> we're going to savannah beach. >> we're traveling to pennsylvania. >> they're among the estimated 35 million americans planning their escape. 50 miles or more away from home. like me. packing is likely the least painful part of the trip, because half a million more people than last year all have the same idea, about 31 million of them will be on american roads. at least gas is averaging $3.68. down 26 cents. still people are looking to economicize. american travelers are expected to travel only 642 miles this weekend. 150 miles less than 2011. based on the hundreds of millions done on kayak.com, common locati

george? >> bob, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in our legal analyst, dan abrams, for more on this. and, boy, john davis brings you right into the heart of the edwards campaign with all these details. >> witness after witness being called to say this was part of the campaign. again, the crucial question, was this money designed for a campaign cover-up, which would make it illegal, or a personal cover-up, which wouldn't be illegal. so the prosecutors are trying to call all these campaign workers to say, yeah, we knew about this. yeah, this was a part of our lives. yeah, this was a part of the campaign. so these are all important witnesses, piece after piece. >> and davis ties it right back to the campaign chairman, fred baron. who's providing a lot of the money. >> he's one of the two key donors in question here. >> the second one is this heiress, bunny mellon. 102 years old, and it was her aide, her go between, friend brian huffman that bob was just referring to. he was only on briefly yesterday and i'm just a layperson. but from my perspective, he seemed very, very damaging to the defense because he sa

george zimmerman. and plus a billion here and there, and how the banks can lose $5 billion and still act like it is not real money. and political agitators like fred davis need to back up off of my church and get it through your heads, the after can american church is not your political wedge. good morning, i'm melissa harris-perry. with the negative ity of the republican primary over, you may feel like something is missing from the daily political diet, but never fear, because the season of dirty attacks is upon us, so get the swift voting selves ready for the defeat of barack obama hussein obama, and the ricketts' plan to end him. this was a strategy by joe ricketts the owner of the chicago cubs. what is the big idea? to align barack obama with the potentially damaging comments of reverend jeremiah wright. that is new. full disclosure, i attended the trinity church of christ while it was pastored by reverend wright when i lived in chicago. and i also once was paid by td bank which is the bank that funded the church of jeremiah wright. and the world is about to understand jeremiah wright, and understand his influence on barack obama, and he is truly th

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