we have matches from the cliff house and see gul.u know the sea gul, it's not there anymore, is it? we have candles. be careful with lighting candle until you've dealt with the gas leak or the -- >> or the after shocks. >> after shocks. something i think you really need is note pads and marker. i went somewhere and be back disbloon if you're not there an they come look for you, they're going to kick in your door. >> more markers. >> maybe a little money stashed there. >> now there's other stuff you really should have in here. money, you should go to your at and get yourself now a couple hundred dollars in 20s and put it and hide it in your house because the atm's aren't going to be working and it will be a cash economy for this 72 hour period. >> at least 72 hour period. >> right. >> i like the idea of buying a couple of cost co's flash light and leaving them in the kit and forgetting about them. >> across the street, here's th whole thing four floork lights with batteries , 9.99. how can you go long. this week's special, 13.99 for m

we do have by the way i'm just getting now a statement quincy jones, of course, the famous music mow gul i'mt broken at the news of whitney's passing. i was first aware of whitney when she was just 16 and i always regretted not having the opportunity to work with her. a true original and a talent beyond compare. i will miss her terribly. and, of course, words of quincy jones about whitney houston. all right. pat, a new york city detective retired. talk to me about what we have been talking about. you a woman who is known to be abusing drugs, cocaine. i mean pictures in magazines of crack pipes and all kinds of things. why aren't the police arresting and forcing treatment? how does someone get away with that for some years? and i don't mean in the sense of punishment. i mean to get her help. >> well, you know, the difficulty, judge, is that it is really not an element of the policing structure in narcotics. i was a narcotics detective for years. i was in the crack unit when it started in 85:00 when it took over the city until '92 which seems to dove tail with her activity. i have seen it

in read you see the obama administration stopped it with the sepgs of the gul exception of the gulf oft help. >> reporter: it definitely would help. we are at about 2.85 a gallon. the price of oil was at $85 a gallon. to say that the obama administration is totally being controlled by outside forces when it comes to gasoline, that is partly true, but partly not true. the obama administration, of course, has put new regulations on refineries, they put on a drilling moratorium, khroed do slowed down the production of the keystone pipeline they've froze that. just go back to the drilling moratorium. bill: it's great to have you on our program. we'll check in with you again in the coming days, phil flynn. just need one line because you asked, thanks to uncle johnny in north carolina. he's a good man. martha: and he had a question. bill: and a good question. martha: a very good question. we want to hear from the rest of the relatives and get some more questions coming in here, right? was it a tragic mistake or was it a murder? it may be judgment day in the trial of former lacrosse player ge