with moderation, correct greg? yeah. i mean, i think the biggest thing, you know, something fran alluded to, i mean, is sometimes as a society we don't acknowledge that drugs or alcohol happening in our house or we don't acknowledge it's happening in our school. and i think that statistics say otherwise, that your adolescent is going to be experiencing drugs and alcohol and they're going to be exposed to it at some way, shape or form and so, you know, there's a lot of families who don't accept that, you know, statement, and it's families that can accept that and say, okay, what are we going to do about it now; my child's going to be exposed to this. do we want to have an open environment at home where we're talking openly about it or do we want to have this punitive push it under the rug, let's not talk about it? but as soon as something bad happens, we're going to punish them so, you know, there's a lot of people who talk about, you know, having a safety phone call, you know, for an adolescent where if a young person is

(greg) alright! (greg) "let your light shine and keep swingin'." all the best. your fan, gregory a.ina) aw, thank you so much. fives! [laughter] (tina) all these different leaders we've been talking to are extremely powerful people, and they're people that i would have held up to a level higher than me, so i would never have tried to contact them otherwise. and i've really realized that that boundary that i've given them, or that pedestal that i've put them on, was just really useless. (calvin) we're supposed to be at our next interview at 4 'o clock, and it's 4:23. oh, straight. (calvin) i am afraid of being wrong, so i hate being in the navigator's position because i don't want to be the one who gets us lost, and we get lost in every city. (calvin) okay, thanks. (tina) make a right? (calvin) i guess. (tina) liberty? make a left or right on liberty? i don't...know. (tina) oh, this is 12th street. oh, right?... it was that, there? yeah, it wa. pull around here. it should be right away, it's called-- (tina) oh here it is. 1409. two tone press. oh, i just got a text message. michelle

greg fitzsimmons is here., the co-host of the oscars next year, james franco will be with us. we'll have music from darius rucker. our first guest tonight is a broadcasting legend. in 16 days, he will hang up his suspenders up for good and head off into the sunset, with his pants around his ankles. get as much of him as you still can on "larry king live" every night on cnn, please welcome larry king! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. thank you for coming. happy first night of hanukkah. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: happy belated birthday. you had a birthday two weeks ago. >> oh, what a thing we had. >> jimmy: what did you do? erratic, kind of funny. >> jimmy: okay. >> about at quarter after six on my birthday morning, my 10-year-old, cannon, comes in, says, you must come downstairs. my wife jumped out of bed, which is historic in the first place. jumped out of bed and my other son chance came in, said, you have to go downstairs. i go downstairs. there's a six-piece mexican mariac

greg, you said thank god for no, no labels. i don't know if you are aware of this, but a new group launched called no, no no label and they want to expose no labels fund i by joe wilson. i r f -- you can go there right now. i suggest you go to no, no labels first because they have your best interest in mind even if they did give me $4 million to $5 million. >> follow the money. >> the problem is not ideologs, it is raving ideologs. it is both parties. it is a political extremist and somewhere in the middle if you are mature and you believe in compromising to further goals in this country, you should have the balls to throttle -- >> there are times when compromise is bad, right? >> in my own experience, very rarely. >> the idea is what is the platform of the daw -- devore party. >> guns, and gay marriage. >> can you compromise? >> as long as you have your gay marriage. >> and lastly they say gay soccer fans should refrain from having sex while in qatar. angela, you say you should hear the laws of the country. so they should ban

greg melvin is live with this story. greg? >> wendy, the family of that 10-year-old girl is suing the d dogfish head alehouse. winning the lawsuit is a long shot, but they're hoping it forces lawmakers to change the law. >> 14-year-old courtney harris and her younger sister had just fallen to sleep in this mangled jeep cherokee. when the 14-year-old woke up in the hospital, she had one question. i'm like, where is jasmine? >> their mother was in the front seat. she was also in the hospital when her brother came in with the news. >> i said, you're lying, you're lying. i got to find my baby. he said, no, i'm not lying. when he started crying, i was like, you're not lying. he said, no. she just closed her eyes. >> 10-year-old jasmine killed by a drunk driver. michael eaton of fairfax had 17 coronas and about three shots in five hours in this bar. then he hopped into his range recove rover and headed south. he slammed into them and pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident involving injury. now they also want to punish th

greg? >> thank you, andy. >> shut up, greg. >> i don't know who you are anymore. >> i don't think you ever did. >> i welcome your death with open arms. >> i apologize for nothing. >>> her name is jeddidiah and she is a political commentator. she is so hot that snow globes melt in her hands. i have seen it happen. and if hilarity was a tandem bicycle, it would take two people to ride him. and bill shultz, his safe word is continue. and obviously just got gabbing -- back from the opera, mcfolly and pro wrestler, author, actor and comedian. if he was a flea market people would lineup to finger his junk. sorry about that. and our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> don't forget to read the story on the phenomenon on strange french couples opting for civil union. that was french for all french people are secret homosexuals. >> i don't think it was a secret. >> screw you. >> very good. pretty good improve. >> thank you. >>> she is attacking poor ron because she is a bad mom

you think racist. >> greg? >> yeah?ure you are okay. >> greg, you showed a couple of those no label t-shirts. with can we focus on the collar. what is that? >> that is a label. >> reporter: that's a bunch of hip paw crits. a bunch of them. there is no call for that. >> i agree. i can deem your swearing and their labels. >> i am done. >> go away you sad little man. >>> he loved the ipad as much as jihad -- i had to make it rhyme. the swede is suspected of setting off bombs in stockholm, killing himself and wounding two others, boo. the 28-year-old was carrying pipe bombs in a backpack full of ils that, but it is unclear why it flu up with so few people. he e-mailed this audio message to news organizations. >> we are for real. >> so michael jackson was a terrorist? what do we know about this jerk? according to his facebook page his interests were, i love my apple ipad, find a terrorist, and islamic state. and on an islamic dating profile he said he went to british university and looking to get married geep. quote, my wife

greg?thank you, andy. >> i made up a lot of that stuff. >> don't worry, i wasn't listening. >> actually all of it. >> i appreciate your demise. >> i apologize for nothing. >>> let's welcome our guest. remy spencer. she is so bright three wise men follow her at christmas. and the gossip queen on logo tv. she is so sharp her tongue won a gold in olympic jumping. and congratulations, bill. >> thank you. >> and sitting next to me, country music singer legend larry gatlin. if country music was drool i would wake up every morning with him on my face. and "new york times" cory spawn -- cory spawn department, good to see you, pinch. >> and it is a new book examining the econographing. thomas freeman carries it around as well. and a baby diaper. not a man one, a baby diaper. barely covers a thing. that's the original latin for the word. i'm quite the word today. >> nicely done. >>> when it comes to finding rockers who care, the president is living on a prayer. after taking inventory, obama has found

experience started with greg when he wanted to open up trigger. and he reached out to us, so i, again, wrote the conditions of use. i seem to be good at that. and we actually revised a number of conditions and felt after the success with the cafe and based on the fact that greg reached out to us, we weren't quite as stringent. i regret that now because it's been nothing but problem after problem after problem and i know the project sponsor wants to portray this as a couple of neighborhoods or neighborhood activist and i am the neighborhood activist, but the reality is the entertainment commission has found at least five times and every time he had been in violation. and every time he has just ignored them and a month of $250 a day just to go on without even responding to it, just ignoring it. it's a problem and i know that there are other issues that the commission can't address and it will be addressed elsewhere, but i want trigger to be successful, i want it to thrive, but not at the expense of the neighborhood. and i don't want it to be at the

thanks, greg. our top story, do you want to join a new political movement of those who call for saville tee and mutual respect? me neither. and she wants everybody to leave her poor son alone. she is apparently still in the treasure trove from her own mother. she still sleeps with a binky. our allstar panel will discuss the angle and finally, should you only be allowed 20* vote if you own property? some say no, but me and my big house in connecticut, we say yes. >> your big house should have like four or five votes it is that big. >> if by big house i mean -- >> i know what you mean. >>> i am here with the conservative political commentator and the columnist and author. she is so hot that hot tau muhammad alis -- tamales are called anne coulter tau -- tamales. if he was a ride in disneyland i would wait two hours to ride him. and my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. and next to me is none other than bill widdle. if fierce intelligence was a ketchup bottle, i would bang him. 1k3* he is a goon -- and h

greg says he was only eight months from retiring with full benefits. now he'll have to pay for his own personal insurance until he turns 55, in three years. >> i'll have to end up paying over $1,200 just to keep minute -- just to keep my insurance. >> reporter: it's more painful, he says, knowing he'll have to turn in his work badge on christmas day. >> oh, yeah, of course i'm upset. >> it's unfortunate. that happens to be the end of the last pay period in 2010. >> reporter: the city said the good news is the contract of the city hired to do the custodial work, gca services, rehired greg and his laid-off colleagues. the current gca workers say, good luck with the benefits. and the salary won't be the same. >> welcome to the future. >> reporter: greg wycheck says, don't be surprised if the shine is also missing from the next auto show. greg transferred over the summer here to the san jose police department. that allowed him to qualify for the job with gts services, the contractor. he's still angry at the city. a city he served for almost 30 years. in sa

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went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >> a federal judge in virginia has struck down a key piece of the recently passed health care reform law. he said the individual mandate that requires americans to buy health insurance is unconstitutional. other lawsuits are pending and the obama administration is expected to file an appeal on that soon. meanwhile, president obama continues the sales pitch for his tax plan. the cracks and as the senate moved today, he disk -- >> and as the senate moved to vote today, he discussed that and other topics. >> i have been thinking it made sense for us to play russian roulette with the economy. >> in an interview, president obama defended his tax-cut deal with the republicans, even though h

>> narrator: greg lives with his parents in chatham, new jersey. >> he relies on it so heavily.don't even think he knows that he relies on it. it's just part of his persona. >> i can be in the same house at my desk downstairs and greg is doing homework upstairs. and i have a better chance of getting his attention by emailing him because at least i know he'll see it. you go upstairs and they're in tune to their machine or they're talking to 25 people at once, so it's an intrusion if i go in there. >> you know, you go away on a vacation and they're texting all their friends. there's, like, no break. they're unwilling to be out of the loop for more than, you know, an hour. >> okay mom, when i send you a text, go to "messages," "inbox," "okay." >> which thing do i press to get the message? >> mom, see if you can figure it out. you went to college. my parents, it seems like they don't know how to work a printer. they don't know how to work the internet. they'll come up to me, they'll be like, "i don't know how to get to my email." and i'm like, "well, mom, that's not the email, that'

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> big game coming up sunday. >> we have a team coming to town that plays in a dome that should be a home field advantage. the ravens are looking forward to it. coach harbaugh spoke, harbaugh did admit he should have called a time out with his defense appearing tired on the texans game winning drive. the ravens offense strong, they sputter to the end. they escape with an overtime win and another lesson learned. >> you're never satisfied, you always want to get better. we are in a suit of perfection right now. and we know it's hard to attain. but along the way, you know, you catch excellence. >> amazing the ravens will face an excellent offense. when drew brees comes to baltimor

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> a christmas tree display in the middle east goes beyond tinsel. this 40-foot tree is decorated with $11 million, very dangerous, worth of jewelry. the hotel owner is trying to set a record for the most expensive christmas tree. still not as pretty as charlie brown's christmas tree or sentimental. but it's worth a lot more. we'll be right back. ,, [ female announcer ] safeway talks holiday favorites. i think there are eggnog people and non-eggnog people. and which are you? i'm a fish. on a tree. [ female announcer ] if it tastes like the holidays, we've got it. safeway. ingredients for life. nothing turns the volume down on the hectic holidays like an authentic latte from dunki

greg, your thoughts. i think just, you know, we need to move away from sort of this punitive, you know, don't talk about it, kind of hide it from everybody, you know, because it's happening, it exists and until we accept it as a society and communities that alcohol and drugs is an issue, you know, we're not going to address it and we're not going to be able to solve, you know, it as a, as it really is, a public health crisis. and that recovery is in fact possible through adequate treatment and family supports. thank you for being here. we've had a great show. i want to remind our audience that september is national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month and we celebrate it every september. we want you to get involved, get engaged, and support those in recovery and those who serve them. thank you for being here. for a copy of this program or other programs in the road to recovery series, call samhsa at 1-800-662-help or order online at recoverymonth.gov and click "multimedia." every september, national

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male annouer ] don't let washington get in the way. 1 in 6 americans live in hunger. at bank of america, we've created the gift for opportunity fund to support feeding america and the boys & girls clubs' efforts to provide hunger-relief. and we invite our customer associates and communities to help. every dollar yocontribute this season can be matched, dollar for dollar. together we can make twice the difference to help support those in need. ♪ >>> don't panic tomorrow. how much? >> one to two irchnches around i-90 corridor, two to three in the man who turned

to the greg uh log. it is a shin bone of intau -- intau elect against the coffee table of madness. >>> so thursday we talked about the creepy e-mails julian assange september to a young woman as he tried so get her into the sack. he met her at a pub and took her mild interest as an opportunity for sex and peppered her with bizarre romantic pleas. it reminded me of the cruise i took with john gibson. he was all hands. the woman rejected julian, thankfully. while he was pummeling her, he revealed he acquired her license plate and home phone without her knowledge. the reason you are sang is a dirt bag and the real motivation behind the fill osophy, he doesn't want information to be secret because he can't get lucky. did your phone just wring? >> that was immogen? >> there is nothing going on over here. >> both of you, quiet. you will be pushed later. >> see, a transparent come -- culture is good for a social failure looking to access the inpoment. the car you drive, he will get the license and ultimately fi

now, greg, we will be talking about what you all need to do when it comes to making sure your holiday gifts are packaged properly so they get to their intended destination without being broken or missed up in any way. greg, you were telling me it starts with selecting and preparing the right box. >> a good, sturdy container is always a good start. and people always forget about taping the bottom. start with taping the bottom, across the middle and three strips on the bottom. a good sturdy box and if you have to reuse a box, obscure the old label with a marker so we are not shipping it to the wrong address. >> eliminate all confusion. >> instead of going to grandma it may go to somebody else. make sure you have the right label on there. >> talk about this tonka truck. this is where i run in to trouble. shipping weird shaped items. >> first of all, make sure it will fit in the box and has some room around it so you can put packing material around the item itself. you don't want to have it rattling around. this is available at fedex office location or couldn'ter location, as well. wrap i

. >> back to you, greg. >> always a pleasure. happy birthday. bill shultz, you are a sad human being. always a pleasure having you on the show. larry gatlin, you and your hat are charming. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. >> bret: welcome to washington. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier. house this afternoon debate and voted on repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" law. correspondent doug mcelway tells us what happened. >> reporter: good evening, bret. with the clock ticking down on the majority in the house and battered by the compromise on taxes, democrat brought a stand-alone repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" to the house floor today and salvaged another victory. the time vote to repeal it, 250-175. cosponsor patrick murphy reacted moments ago. >> today's vote is about whether we'll continue to tell people willing to die for our freedom they need to lie in order to do so. >> reporter: democrats cited the defense department own study to make a case that it's time for gay americans to openly serve in the military

. >> thanks, greg. as greg knows, we have been working very hard to bring the water agencies, the land use planning agencies and the environmental community, the business community together. our problem is that we have 24 hour days when we need about 106 hour days to do all that. but i think you are absolutely right and mary's point about the political difficulty of making some of these decisions, and we're seeing this in new orleans, the first reaction is put it all back together the way it was before. if you're not willing to do that, you're a racist. and we have to acknowledge that the status quo is a very conscious decision with very high costs associated with it. some benefits, but we need to factor that in. i think it is extraordinarily difficult politically to get out in front on that issue and get re-elected. ironically, i think who will save us -- i always like to say there is no morality in the bottom line and probably the most amoral institution is the insurance agencies. i think they are goi

greg brown and honeywell c.e.o. david cote. >> ifill: and we track the progress on congressional action to extend tax cuts. first, kwame holman reports on the its lopsided senate passage today. >> lehrer: and judy woodruff gets the views of two house members on changing the estate tax. >> ifill: margaret warner interviews elizabeth bumiller of the "new york times" about new intelligence reports on the afghanistan war. >> lehrer: and jeffrey brown profiles the unexpected partnership of a city and a leading dance company.çç hari sreenivasan almost three years ago, renown choreographer tray mcintire surprised a lot of people in the dance world by making boise, idaho, the home of his new company. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas. >> our history depends on new ideas. we spend billions on advanced technologies. >> it's all about investing in the future. >> we can find new energy-- more cleaner

went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >> ? it's. >>> it's 6:16. >> there's what we're talking about. it's hard to say the wind at 10 when we're talking about the winds of 25 miles per hour two days ago. the westerly component at 10. barometer at 29.91. slowly and surely, as the barometer rises, as the great likes low gets out of here, the winds will diminish. two days ago. it was at 29.28. that was storm. 20 hagerstown and 21 elkton and easton. 23 in d.c. and 19 in cumberland and 9 degrees in oakland. and westminster's up from 19 to 20. 20 in minneapolis and -- annapolis and rock hall. i'm saying it, it's not like we had the gusty winds in the area. we haven't had a gust in the past hour on tv hill. the strongest wind is

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer ] but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we do have a problem in westminster. an accident report at route 97 and old hanover road. another spot in delays is that monroe street and bay street. fire activity there. st. harford road and pinewood ave. -- same thing at harford. writing at liberty road, police activity to keep an eye out for. -- right at liberty road. there's a problem at the bay bridge. the left lane is blocked by a disabled vehicle. southbound traffic past the 95 merge and so far so good. on the north side, the entire beltway is in pretty good shape so far this morning. that is the lat

greg, it's good to have you with us. i want to find out from you, what's your reaction to this the president's comments about the slow but steady gain in the war. >> it's slow and uncertain. there's been progress recently as far as the military is concerned. one of the things that i really focus on is education. and education has been tremendous project. progress. they've gone from 800,000 students in 2000 to 9 million students. as he mentioned the police. the problem is there's no judicial system. so police are being trained at a very high rate. there's about 90,000. but 80% of them are illiterate. there's no judicial system. so again, they go back to their tribal justice. they can't take somebody to prison because they would have to buy their food. and a lot of the ideas i see, which are happening, including with the military, is that they're really putting the emphasis on listening to the elders. i really don't think we could establish or afghanistan a very central stro strong centralized government. a lot of the emph

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcer but now, some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> we're been talking about this all morning. we have a winter weather advisory in effect. we'll look at the forecast. we have a little bit of snow, that's about right. between 9:00 and 10:00, we'll have snow along the mason-dixon line. south of d.c., you don't want to be there today. we'll have ice. now, over to sharon gibala. >>> hey, there, marty, speaking of ice, they have salting operations going on. we have two accidents. one is in joppa at 152 and pulaski. water main break in the city, blocking the senter lane. we can take a live look outside, we'll see that the westside of the beltway is showing minor delays. average speed about 45 miles per hour. this is brought to you b

association greg thanks so much for joining us. this is really exciting news can you believe that it's finally done after after months of debate it's been a long slow. and happy outcome as far as we're concerned it's definitely been a long journey and along the way you know we've seen a lot of republican opposition seen a lot of republican stalling here but at the end of the day can we say that they're the ones that like i said this time got the shellacking after the midterms i mean i mean look they lost. i would like to regard it as a victory for the country and a bipartisan success or what i think has. the real losers are those who want to use this issue for purely partisan advantage and i think one has to identify the leadership of the senate republicans senator mcconnell and especially senator john kyl who with whom the administration had negotiated laboriously over a period of months who the leadership had deferred to in terms of. postponing votes postponing originally the committee vote in august because the republicans wante

flowers went back to school. [ greg ] i got a job as a computer applications engineer. [ male announcere in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. [ male announcer ] don't let washington get in the way. >>> here are the updates from sharon and marty. >> [no mike] >> it's on, brother -- >> batteries dying. >> that's the battery -- >> yep. we'll look at the forecast, we're going for a high temperature around 36 degrees. we're already at the daytime high temperature now. windy and cold throughout the afternoon and now, over to sharon gibala, wjz-13 tv traffic control. >> hi, there, marty, we're following an accident out there. just one. you can take a live look at it. 95 south between the beltway and 195. the flashing light in the middle of the screen, that's the accident. meantime, if you're heading on the beltway, slight delays there on the top and the west side of the beltway. if you're headi

greg bledsoe from our san diego station has that story for us. >> reporter: it was a day michelle david's friends never could have imagined. a day they can barely talk about. >> not well at all. >> when it comes to one of their closest friends, there are some things they want to let people know. >> she had such a kind heart and cared about everyone. >> a 22-year-old who only saw the good in life. never the negative, a soon to be college graduate and a waitress who was kind to everyone she met. >> she was the sweetest girl, whether she knew you or not. >> on friday, michelle was leaving her apartment to walk her dog when she was confronted by a man with an assault rifle who opened fire. that man according to police, was her ex-boyfriend dan schumack who had been waiting for her. the relationship was on and off without any warning of anything like this. schuman's body was found in his truck. >> the last time i saw her i didn't get to have a conversation with her, because i was too busy, trying to study. and i really regret not talking to her at that moment. >> it's almost impossible for her

i support the cannabis dispensary and what greg is trying to do. president peterson: you can bring this up if that helps. sorry. >> i studied psychology for about 10 years, and i first met paul and susan when susan was doing outreach, and later greg. they may have seemed irrational or irresponsible. i will secure the neighborhood. i walked by all the time. if anything is going by, i will report that. i am not going to want dangerous things happening around children either. i see a lot of children in the area. i think it would be safe. i do not see any reason why this legitimate establish one should not be able to move forward. we should stop wasting time and taxpayer money on this issue. president peterson: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is theresa, with the apa association center. today i want to urge you to revoke the license. and i really feel that you should listen to people. today, california recognized that legalizing marijuana would not make our citizens healthier. there was a deal struck in the city and state. i would urge you to pleas

greg tollin has more from redskins park. >> reporter: not only did the chance to force overtime slip through the redskin hands, so did any hopes of a winning season. >> this is just very disappointing because we worked hard all season. we've been all here since march. >> reporter: but not even nine months of practice could prepare the skins for a botched extra point to end the game. and the holder, hunter smith, reiterated today he's the one to blame. >> i did it because i dropped the ball and we should have tied the game and won it in overtime. >> reporter: forget the overtime, the redskins would have won if graham gano had not missed not one but two routine field goal attempts in the first half. second from just 24 yards out. >> i think i left with six points on the board. that's not acceptable. so i was very disappointed. >> reporter: but this won't be enough to cost gano his job. mike shanahan said he will work out kickers tomorrow but not for the reason you think. >> graham is hurting right now with his ribs. it's not because we want to replace graham. it's just because he's hur

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at age forty, greg flowers went back to school. i got a job as a computer applications engineer. but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. don't let washington get in the way. >>> two years ago, bernard madoff told his sons that the family firm, the source of their immense fortune, was built on lies. that drama that unfolded since, the prisonment, the lawsuits, took a grim turn when the eldest son was found dead. brian ross literally wrote the pook on this case and joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: even in death, mark madoff will continue to be the target of a series of lawsuits alleging he and his children receive tens of millions of dollars in stolen money and though have to return it to the investors. mark had denied any knowledge of his father's sins but in an e-mail to his lawyer, hours before he hanged himself, he wrote, no one wants to hear the truth. mark

. >> greg? >> good evening. i am a little nervous, here. my name is greg schoepp. i and the sponsor of bay area compassionate health centers. wheat started looking for a location 18 months ago. i found 2139 taraval street in the sunset district. as i began my due diligence, i found out about the agreement. i contacted the san francisco planning department. i started playing rent on the location. i met with supervisor chu and captain schmidt before applying for my permit to let them know why i chose the sunset district and what my purpose was, which was not to open up a pot club. this was to allow safe access to medicine for people in the sunset district. there are many disabled and sick people that cannot travel to get their medicine. the taraval location is on the streetcar line. it has been mentioned how easy it is to get on and go. i did it myself. very difficult. it was over two hours roundtrip to get downtown and back. if you are sick, that is a long time to be away from the toilet. a little about me. i have been paralyzed 20 years, in a wheelchair. i use medi