gillis says think of leasing like representinting. >> leasing will enable you to get maybe a better carbigger car. if you want more car than you can afford, the bottom line is, for most of us, it's going to cost more to lease than to buy. >> reporter: liz crenshaw, news4. >>> and from what i understand, only about 10% of the total people with automobiles are leasing. >>> coming up, as red tails hits the big screen, a real tuskegee airman reveals how much truth there is in the hollywood version of the event. >>> the host of television's longest running game show says good-bye. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> drew barrymore was turned away from a restaura

gillis says think of leasing like renting.t a better monetary deal but some will still choose it. >> leasing will enable you to get maybe a better car, a bigger car. if you want more car than you can afford, but the bottom line is for most of us it's going to cost more to lease than to buy. >> so leasing is not necessarily a bad deal if it's all about driving the car you want. >> right. >> but in the case of a best monetary decision, buying is better. >> all right. thank you. >> we got it. >> a little math there. >> taking notes. >> you simplified it for us. >> after a lease you don't have a car. when you buy a car you have the car. even if you want to sell it. >> if you want a car and think you won't hold on to it long -- >> if you turn the car over every two years then you aren't making the money. >> a lot of times after five or six they're not worth a lot. >> but still the residual value is good to be able to turn it over and you have that value and you don't with a lease. >> thank you, liz. >>> we'd like to -- >> buy some

gillis says think of leasing like representinting. >> leasing will enable you to get maybe a better carbigger car. if you want more car than you can afford, the bottom line is, for most of us, it's going to cost more to lease than to buy. >> reporter: liz crenshaw, news4. >>> and from what i understand, only about 10% of the total people with automobiles are leasing. >>> coming up, as red tails hits the big screen, a real tuskegee airman reveals how much truth there is in the hollywood version of the event. >>> the host of television's longest running game show says good-bye. >>> drew barrymore was turned away from a restaurant at a recent trip to washington. the actress was in town for the premiere movie "the big miracle." after the screening, barrymore and her fiance went to the comby restaurant. they denied entrance because the kitchen was closed. the two were later seen at shake shack in dupont circle. hey, why not a burger, right? >>> red tails is about the tuskegee airman. luke weathers was among the legendary group of pilots. he shot down two german fighter planes in world war ii

historian john gillis' chapter presents a useful lens because it explains that identities and memories are not things we think about, but things that we think with. the commemoration as a political process promotes particular interpretations of the past to the public. during the sit-in, the black organization of students put forth a series of demands that outlined black issues regarding student admissions, enrollment, retention and recruitment of faculty. today the university remembers the takeover as a step towards the campus' growing multiracial diversity. in this way the commemoration of conklin hall is a powerful example of the differences between history and memory. the b.o.s. demands have been framed by rutgers newark as a call toward an open democratic color blind environment while the original intent of the negotiations was specifically increase the number of african-american students and faculty on campus. the university has played a major role in the process of shaping the public perception of the protest through domestication of black student radicalism. the university's mem

. >> reporter: gillis coria says he's a rock climber and so knows firsthand that uneasy, heart-stopping moment of freefall. >> so that feeling of a big fall is something i recognized and it felt like a really big fall. >> and don't forget, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos will anchor live coverage of president obama's state of the union address and the republican response tuesday night. all of that will kick off at 9:00 eastern time. another big week in politics for sure. >>> all right. and more political news this morgan. oprah winfrey says she is confident that president obama will win another four-year term at the white house. >> winfrey told the crowd at a literary festival in india she thinks the president's job is a difficult one. but she said the next four years under president obama will be even more successful, especially when americans start going back to work. >>> an american airlines flight from brazil to miami was anything but smooth. in fact, the flight encountered turbulence so heavy that some crew members went flying through the cabin. we get the details from repor

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he pled gilly in may to receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from developers. jance was sensed -- johnson was sentenced to more than seven years in prison. he's expected to turn himself in february 18. >>> a proposal to raise maryland's gasoline tax is getting a twist. governor on, mally is proposing the 6% sales tax be charged on every gallon of gas on top of the current gas tax. the tax would be phased in in 2% increments over three years. that could total more than 18 cents a gallon in taxes by the end of those three years and could raise more than $600 million for transportation funding. >>> our time is 6:06. the tweets that got two tourists detained here in the u.s. detained here in the u.s. >>> plus, a temperature swing .. hi. i was on carmax dot com and i think i found the one. great car. and i think, it's right over there... (sighes)... finding your perfect car is easy at carmax because we carry only the highest quality used vehicles. and at carmax dot com, you can choose from nearly 30 thousand cars with most available for transfer to the store nearest

colin gillis will break it all down for us. there's lot to trade today. pete, what do you make of the markets today? you see this has a constructive pullback? >> yeah, i actually do, and the areas you want to watch, it was touched by gary a moment ago as far as the volatility index. it's definitely not showing any signs of fear right now or anything ex treatment whatsoever. we did get below 20, but if you look at the xlf, we've talked about how the financials have yielded. when you look at the xlf, and i know we have some shifting around by goldman sachs on the financials, if you look at the 1390, if it holds in these areas, then i think we're all right. if it starts to break through, that would be concerning to me. >> it's the financials that are especially weak today and a lot of people are reciting technicals in the market today. the reason i'm coming to you next, people talking about the golden cross. is this a bunch of technical m mumbo-jumbo, or should we be paying attention to what that's telling us? >> whenever i look at the death cross and these

the former executive pled gilly in may to receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes from developers. johnson was sentenced to more than seven years in prison. he is expected to turn himself in on problem 18. -- on february 18. >>> a proposal to raise maryland's gasoline tax is getting a twist. governor o'malley wants to charge a sales tax every time you head to the pump. we have details. >> reporter: good morning, maryland lawmakers are looking for a way to bring in more money and a higher gas tax is at the top of the list. this new proposal pie govern-- governor o'malley is likely to cause controversy. the governor wants to charge the state 6% sales tax on every gallon of gas on top of the current gas tax. now right now, gas is exempt from sales tax, and the plan would be phased in by 2% increments over the next three years. this means you would end up paying 18 cents a gallon more in taxes by the end of those three years. to help you understand this, we're going to break it down in dollars and cents. say you have a 15-gallon tank and fill up weekly. right now the average for regul