holly's boyfriend was eventually released back into general population. but holly remained in lockup a year later. >> well, back to my hot little cell. why you saying it like that? >> and clean that pig sty up. >> you leave my house alone. >> the hardest thing about being in lockup is not being able to see him, talk to him, and prepare his meals for him, iron his clothes, to wash his clothes. i mean, i enjoy doing all of that for him. going out and him coaching me and, you know, spotting me as i'm doing my little squats, you know. >> shortly after this interview, holly had a meeting scheduled with warden grant culiver to plead his case for getting outside of ad seg. but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man? >> i can't do this. i can't do this. >> just sit downing. you're okay. you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me referring to her as eith

good to see holly and baby hayden as well.ow, out to the west in virginia, 66 is where we find the crew in sky fox. nothing cute to talk about here. it is bumper-to-bumper traffic as you work war quay in from fair oaks headed east towards 12 -- as you work your way in from fair oaks headed east towards # 23. if you held over to the spring fold interchange, you may be able to see the backup. we had a car stopped northbound 359 before the 14th street bridge that was tying up the center of the roadway. top side, outer loop down to about 24 miles per hour headed west towards avril spring. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. ic. -- towards silver spring. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a new twist on a classic steal. >> we are live at imagination stage in bethesda this morning to see what happens when pinocchio gets a hip-hop musical makeover. stay with us. >>> good morning i am annie yu on this tuesday we are going to have a lot of fun we are live at imagination stage in bethesda maryland where they are

(holly hunter) that's great, that's great. must have been tougher shooting down the mig-21. (holly hunter) what's confrontation like? (william hurt) what's a real dogfight like? it's getting into work as sex, right with this shot here. (holly hunter) that's good. (james brooks) we worked forever on the sound. (james brooks) just her finger on that button. just the way these two people made their connection. far apart and electronically. tom's agenda is to get to her, 'cause he's felt the connection between the two of them, and he hasn't questioned it, he's going with it. she's felt the same thing and she's fleeing from it. you're an amazing woman. what a feeling having you inside my head. yeah. it was... an unusual place to be. it was indescribable. you knew just when to feed me the next line the second before i needed it. there was like a rhythm we got into, it was like... great sex or... that was my favorite moment in dailies, when her head went back, the chair came forward. she almost falls out, as if she'd just had some pr

so i want to call up sandra belvin hollis, early development education center. is the person here this evening? oh, come on up, then. i'm sorry. are you jane, then? >> i am. >> ok, jane. jane manssia. >> good evening, superintendent, deputy superintendent, commissioners, guests. i would like you to know that i am thrilled that sandra belvin hollis, a seasoned teachner the early education department, has received this award, because one of her colleagues believes that she deceives a rave from the school district. she does deserve a rave. in fact, i'd like to share an item with you, but i'm going to look at this wonderful award, where it says sandra belvin hollis, rave distinguished service award-winner. thank you, on her behalf. sandra is a wonderful teacher. she's had a lifelong commitment to our district, and she's prepared children for kevin garnett in -- children for kindergarten in our pre-kindergarten class at the early education school. she in fact embodies the goals of this district. she provides a strong foundation in academics for our pre-kindergartener

you are shaking your head up and down as holly is talking.u are agreeing with what she says. >> i think there is a misconception that folks who are caught driving drunk had one too many. the facts don't bear that out. it takes four or five drinks in a two hour period to hit that legal limit. you have had plenty of time to consciously consider your options. your best option if you are going to be driving are simply don't drive. >> what about organizations like m.a.d.d. are they offering things? >> we offer victim services. we have in fact a every child deserves a designated driver kit that anyone can pick up from a m.a.d.d. office. call 1-800-madd-help and we can get this to you. we can help you get the resources you need to try and intervene. >> when a mom gets to court you have seen it. >> yep. >> what happens? for the moms who are watching out there. just have one with my kid. what happens when they get in court? >> they will tell you -- they might put a lock on your car. you are going to lose your license. i understand there is a lot of pr

we've been talking to holly and tony. tell us about the national organization coming to the table that is going to have a national meeting in march. >> yes, in richmond, virginia. there will be 60 of us for a national gathering. and we'll be coming from all over the country and having different breakout sessions and workshops. the list of titles of workshops is very juicy and there will be difficult to pick four from the group. >> tell us about chicago. we thought that was significant. >> as part of legacy project and also in regards to welcome to the table, holly actually came along with me and my students, there were about ten of us, in the port chicago memorial site. some don't know about it. port chicago was significant to world war ii and 200 servicemen during an explosion were killed there. >> where is it? >> bay point. and port chicago helped desegregate the u.s. armed forces. some of the survivors were present and able to provide their oral history and stories. we're hoping some of the work with welcome to the tab

>> jimmy: there's holly. about half and half here. holly? >> i have not.ng, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah. that's -- no. holly didn't. come on, now. let's use our heads now. >> abbie, i'm from australia. >> abbie, have you ever flashed somebody and what happened? >> jimmy: you can see by the way her eyes go to the side. let's find out. >> i've never flashed somebody, no. never. that's a lie. i did in mexico. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all the things that go on in mexico. who do we have next? >> candice. morgan hill, california. >> candice, have you ever flashed somebody? and what happened? >> jimmy: all right. quick to say yes. all right. let's see. >> no. i have not. i haven't. not even a little. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone apologize to candice. that wasn't nice. who do we have next? >> my name is ted. >> ted, have you ever flashed somebody and what happened? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's find out. >> no. but i was caught streaking, though. >> jimmy: and finally, i believe we have one more. >> my name is from kim. i'm from smithers bridge, columbia,

hol hol ho holly hoougs is here. hands over her keys and now she is in big trouble. >> this is what we call party to a crime. they are charging her because the person she because the person she was with committed this crime. i understand that when you're doing an armed robbery and somebody gets shot, even though you didn't pull the trigger, you were all in it so you can be charged. this just seems fundamentally unair to me. she did attempt to do the right thing. she handed over the keys. she said i know i am too drunk to drive. he's an adult. he's two years older than she is. he should have at that point in time checked himself, done just what she did and say i am too drunk to drive as well, let's get a cab. so this one bothers me. i'm not a big fan of party to a crime in these instances. >> i think the attorney on the other side may say let's say they were at a bar together, she saw he was drinking several cocktails, maybe she knew. could this set the precedent? could this change how these cases are tried. >> the wa

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lamar and holly moreland already had two beautiful biological children, derek and hunter, but through their work in the judicial and legal system, lamar and holly knew they wanted to expand their family through adoption. last fall they were matched to the michigan adoption resource exchange after seeing photos of 12-year-old dexter and 7-year-old hayley. everything worked out. dexter and hayley have made the adjustment and are doing well in school. they have found their forever family. thank you. [ applause ] there were two new public acts in 2011 that stuck -- struck, excuse me, a special chord in my heart. one was the extension of foster care services to age 21 instead of age 18, for young adults who would otherwise have aged out of foster care. this change will make a big difference in their young lives. and i want to give special recognition to western michigan university, which has already provided special support to 141 young adults in this age group through their sea to scholars program. [ applause ] the second public act i was going to mention was probably among the most emoti

remove him from the vehicle, you know, it would set off the explosives. >> it turns out sergeant hollisng-time friends with the bomber. >> terry and i met about 20 years prior to the incident. he was working at a convenience store, and my partner and i would always stop in and visit with him, make sure he was okay. he would be working the graveyard shift. >> sergeant hollis, the sheriff and lieutenant bob lee communicate with rosland through a crack in the window, trying to convince him to give up peacefully. >> we tried to talk him into not even thinking about taking his life, because he was so young, and that he had a family. >> but they are alarmed by what they see inside the car. >> he had a couple gallons of what appeared to me to be gasoline in a box with pipe bombs and some more gun powder and things like this in the back seat. >> rosland sips cough syrup and asks to see his wife and son. >> kept inquiring about bringing his family there, and that's a no-no as far as i was concerned. we kept saying that we couldn't locate them, which we couldn't at that time. >> they were having

it could be reversible error. >> holly, you buy that? >> no, i don't. here is why.m with the system is it's made up of human beings, tom. if the prosecutor did not comment on his cry, if he just teared up a little bit, if a couple tears came down his face, that makes him human. i don't see it as reversible unless he actually commented on it, oh, my gosh, i'm so story but i'm so upset at this tragedy, i can't help myself, then we have a problem. >> you were a prosecutor in georgia, i understand. >> yeah. atlanta. >> did you ever cry in a summation? >> one time i teared up. did not have tears come downing my face. >> that doesn't count, you need tears to cry. you would agree it's very unusual for a prosecutor to cry in closing argument? >> absolutely. >> i have had defense attorneys cry but they get paid to do that. >> it's a different matter for defense attorneys. >> let me ask you one more thing. the fundamental question is whether or not he went there with an intent to kill her or to have a vicious assault against her or if it was an out-growth of something else. t

holly kind of outlined some of the bigger events.e over the weekend everybody's going to be watching europe. >> absolutely. you know, it seems like today is the day where nothing is going on in the u.s. and everything is focusing on europe. and clearly we can see that negative news, the impact it's had on our market. i agree with holly. a lot of economic data coming out next week. fo ma fomc minutes will be very critical. a lot of comments out of there investors hold onto. going into next week seems like all economic data out of the u.s. has helped support this market, has helped support this rally. i think investors have been buying stocks all day today, probably going to hold off for now and next week we'll see a rally. >> anthony, what does this do to the price of crude oil? >> you see very well-supported around the $ 95 $96 area. what's going on in iran and syria, what could happen between israel and iran, that's really what's keeping crude oil prices where it is right now. i'm looking at products. when you look at products, espe

thanks very much, holly liss. >>> all right. stocks turning a little bit higher this afternoon after those early losses. but how long will this latest surge last? and can we close above the 13,000 mark? is this rally in fatigue, or is the bulls simply taking a bit of a pause before regaining momentum? thoughts now from non-u.s. equity for american century investments which has nearly $120 billion under management. and dan is btig's chief global strategist and cnbc contributor. welcome, gentlemen. good to see you. >> hi. thank you. >> marc, you do think there's more room for this rally to run even though we've had such a significant advance. what leads you to that? what evidence do you point to? >> i think it's earnings. earnings have come in very strong so far this year. not only in the u.s. but also outside the united states. and the market is still cheap. >> dan, you know what worries me though? i was just on vacation last week, ran into a few people in beautiful newport, rhode island, and they came up and said i really feel l

>>holly oaks. >>holly oaks. >>all right, you watch holly oaks and you do what you're doing this evening. be normal. >>stay strong, and i ring you back, yeah? >>okay. >>remember, if i can't ring you back, just say wrong number. all right. take care. >>bye. >>i'm pleased we've got her out, but then what happens? that's the bit that makes me feel quite sad, actually. >>bounty hunters is a term that is often used in relation to individuals who offer themselves to families to try and locate young women who have left the home even young men as well. i think they are the scum of the earth. for somebody to take money from somebody who knows full well when they hand over their daughter that they are going to kill them. i was a known criminal. do you know what i mean? i've spent twenty years in and out of prison. i know certain people who can find people. some one who has had direct experience with bounty hunters is ex-criminal turned community worker danny afzal. it's about paying somebody a large amount of money, someti

holly, thank you. we appreciate you, as usual. >>> let's move on now to florida where hundreds of people on-board two cruise ships this weekend were hit with the norovirus infections. nearly 500 passengers aboard the ruby princess and crown princess ships arrived in port suffering from stomach pain, diarrhea and vomiting. the response while the ship's crew got o mmixed reactions. >> no am dapccommodations made how horrible it was. nobody apologized. >> sometimes it seemed overdone. you had to stair lies your hands once you ate, once you sterilized it, they still wouldn't let you touch it. >> i think they did an excellent job. told you not to touch any surfaces. so that left me hugging my wife. >> norovirus spreads easily and crews disinfected the ships while cdc investigators searched for a cause of the outbreak. >>> mitt romney wins the nevada caucuses but what's his ticket to winning the white house? we'll talk about the rumblings of a romney-rubio ticket. >>> plus, scandal-scarred mega church pastor

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holly phillips is here to show us why. erica. >> i was surprised to hear this. i have many friends, not many, but a couple who suffer from sinuses. i know it's extremely painful and their whole thing is give me my z-pac please. >> i'm a general internist, i deal with this day in and day out. patients come in feeling terrible with a sinus infection and begging for antibiotics. actually the numbers showman i doctors give in. one in five antibiotic pripgs are actually forced for sinusitis, but this study is showing they're not making a difference and don't need to be given. >>> this is a study you like because you feel it's well done. >> it really was. a gold standard study. it's placebo controlled, double controlled study. ultimate ultimately, they took a group of patients all with sinusitis. they gave half of them antibiotics and half got placebo or sugar pills, dummy pills. after ten days, 80% took better whether or not they took antibiotics. it really showed it's not the medicine that's making a difference. >> psychologic

holly spring meadows, in the 5500 block marlboro pike district heights none of the injuries we are told are life threatening as soon as we get more information on this one we will pass it along to you. >>> the murder trial of george huguely is in the hands of the jury the former university of virginia lacrosse player is accused of killing his ex- girlfriend may of 2010. the prosecution and defense wrapped up during more than 3.5 hours of closing arguments yesterday the judge gave the jurors options to begin deliberations right away but they wanted to start fresh next week. >>> dave chapman's voice waiverred as he stood before the jury and told them about a decision made 10:30, may 2010. yeardley love had been drinking and decided to stay home she locked her bedroom door and went to sleep. what happened next was out of a horror movie the door was kicked in by a 6'1", 200-pound plus division 1 lacrosse playerer who attacked her can you imagine the sounds the furry. this was no battle royale she was silenced early on it was over quickly. as chapman showed pictures of love's damaged face he

it had holly hobby. market, flea market on sundays walking by and someone that sells antiques was selling a holly hobby lunchbox. one with the thermos. >> greg: i had three older sisters so i knew everything. did you have a bag or lunch pail? >> andrea: i started off with a snow white pink lunchpail and then i went to brown bags. i matured. this was last month. >> greg: eric, did you have ted nugget live free or die, holster. >> eric: i had a holster. >> greg: exactly. >> eric: no, i had brown paper bag. if i had a choice at that age i would have had muppets. >> andrea: really? >> dana: which muppet? all of them? >> greg: bob, this falls under the department of agriculture, isn't it time to get rid of department? going after people's sandwiches? giving them nuggets. >> bob: terrible. i used to make breakfast for my brother and sister and me and it was horrible. they finally forced schoo food n school. we had to eat fish sticks. that's why i never eat fish because of that. >> greg: i don't eat fish that,

this is video on 98-holly.least between incidences reported in the last week. this violent ended with two people dead. 15 people wounded. they heard gunshots. schools were forced on a lock on mode. one suspect was arrested for gun possession but they did not find anybody that was hit. one resident said that this scstray bullet. almost hit these babies. >> they were right here at these screen doors and look at the bullet holes they could have gotten killed. i literally just pulled in. >> these children, the climate, the daughter was right there. they do this every day-the playmates and by daughter was right there. it was a nice summer-like day. a imagine if we were outside? >> there is another bullet holes here. there is another bullet hole here. there is a bullet hole here. i do not know if that is another one but this is crazy, crazy on a friday one block from a school. >>isabel: >>marty: an effort, oakland police have shifted their officers to other hot spots. and increasing patrols and other areas. also, the

corporation, if approved what kind of a dividend can we expect from holly?ink that's a different fronti frontier. this is frontier the telco company which you know i don't like because they don't have the coverage of that dividend and i think you should be a searle of ftr. let's go to ed in new jersey. jim! >> a south jersey boo-yah to you. >> go rangers and flyers. what's up? >> absolutely. hey, jim, i love the show, but i've got to tell you, you keep touting the restaurant chains like chipotle, mcdonald's and panera. you never talk about my favorite restaurant chain and my favorite investment, chuck e. cheese, ce kreshgs entertainment. what do you think? >> i don't talk about it because i don't know it well enough. i have to do homework. i just don't know chuck e. cheese well enough. i should be on the case. i think because my kids grew up. that is what i used to identify with. i will do the work. let's go to albert in arkansas. >> caller: boo-yah from razorback land. >> man, what's going on? >> caller: i've been looking at the stocks here a few weeks. >>

for the next steps, >> this is holly lee knox.here are some proud pet owners in san francisco and they have brought all their pets here to strut their stuff. >> it's an annual event that we've had. this is our 18th year. we bring in rescue groupers, vendors, supporters, lots and lots of animals. it's a proud day for us and for the animals of san francisco. >> the costume contest is really fun. people get really creative. it's a really fun event. people go all out, create costumes, buy costumes, whatever it is. but there's some really fun ones. >> we're just celebrating the pets and just their companionship and how they are invaluable. so everybody's having fun. >> we're the city's open door shelter. that means we take in every animal that comes through our door regardless of age, condition, species, everything in the city comes through us that is in need. >> animal care control, it is such an important agency and is very understaffed, has very few resources. but we make animals don't have a home, that we get them a home and that w

there is a brazen daylight shooting narrowly missed two small children at noon on holly street. two bullets went through the screen door who said an article of clothing saved her kids. >> both babies had been at the screen door. they like to watch people go by. i had to put her socks on i said come away from the door and let's put socks on. god and the socks saved them because there are two bullet holes at head level. >> and investigators noticed at least 10 shell casings on the driveway and sidewalk. police have arrested the man they believe is the shooter, officers added violence is connected to gangs fighting over turf. take a look at the home surveillance video a fewer sent us. it happened wednesday morning. a car pulled up and a man got out, began firing and first into the air, then appeared to shoot at someone or something z down the street. there are no reports of anything or anyone being hit. and the man got into the car and took off. >> san jose public workers want answers after accusing owe fishz of using an incorrect figure in brokering several labor contracts. unions

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they are arriving at the red carpet in holly wood ready for the academy awards. who is wearing what? how will billy crystal do and how long is the show going to run? we'll have an oscar preview coming up. >> plus a farm ma cyst protection her store. co workers are calling her mama bear. find out why. >> out at the airport 48 for a high. 48 is normal for this last weekend of february. there is warmer air on the way. we'll talk about how long this quiet set up can last. can it really be that long? as mark comes in, we'll find out coming up. >>> we're hours away from the a list red carpet invasion but the party kicked off last night with the in pend spirit awards. they are across town from the oscars and this year's coast seth right there. >> welcome to the independent spirit awards. the only award show that is completely inconsequential. nothing will come from this if you win. >> some of the night's biggest winners, chris stouffer plumber. when it was over the artest led the way with best feature and best actor. michelle williams won in my week with marilyn. the de

neighbors called police after hearing gunfire yesterday morning at the holly spring meadows apartments on marlboro pike in district heights. police say an argument ended with four people shot. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police say the suspect left the scene and led officers on a 20-minute chase that went into virginia. he was eventually arrested. >>> today family, friends, and co-workers of a missing federal worker will hold a vigil in hopes of her return. pamela butler vanished three years ago when she did not show up for a valentine's dinner she had planned with her mother. the 47-year-old worked as a computer expert for the epa. butler lived in northwest washington. >>> metro's running on a saturday schedule today. and some stations remain closed. the clarendon and courthouse stations are closed on the orange line. on the read line the grovenor/strath more stations are closed. all three stations should reopen for tomorrow's commute. >>> because of the president's day holiday, all post offices are closed. express mail will still deliver. most

police say they also arrested a suspect after a shooting near the corner of 98th avenue and holly street in just the past week, gun shootings in oakland have left two people dead and 15 people injured. >>> first it was the police. now it is the firefighters. several peninsula cities are in danger of closing down fire stations or having to share them with neighboring cities. and while city leaders concede it is not ideal, it is less expensive. the question is at what cost? "today in the bay" has this report. >> we lost our dedicated police force and we have the fire station right next door and the paramedics are next door. it's a comforting feel are. >> reporter: now, patrice is concerned there is talk that fire station 16 in san carlos might close. >> i'm a little concerned that san carlos with all of their cost cutting is cutting back on the services that have made san carlos pretty special. >> reporter: it is not a done deal but city officials in san carlos, redwood city and san mateo county are talking about closing a station each and operate out of one firehouse that would be located

neighbors called police after hearing gunfire yesterday morning at the holly springs -- holly springeadows apartments in marlboro pike in district height. police san an argument ended with four people shot. they were taken to the hospital. they had non-life-threatening injuries. the suspect led police on a chase that led into virginia. he was eventually caught and arrested. >>> as family and friends mourn the loss of a young mother killed in a car crash, police are looking for the drive who left the scene. 18-year-old taesha williams was thrown from the car when it hit a tree in suitland early saturday morning. she was the mother of a young boy who was about to turn 2 years old. the family says williams was one of four passengers in the car when it crashed. police identified the driver, and they're investigating whether speed and alcohol were factors. >>> even though schools are closed for the president's day holiday, one school in prince william county is working to clean up after a norovirus outbreak. crews used bleach to clean henderson elementary school over the weekend. the case

my name is holly. i am from the office of economic and work force development. i am here to present on the small business revolving lone fund and the proposed ordinance to appropriate $1 million of prior year's general fund to recapitalize the revolving lone fund. just a little background. the revolving lone fund is modeled after other lone funds that provide low interest rate loans to persons that do not qualify for traditional financial services. as its name suggests, it is a self replenishing pool of money. as borrowers repay their loans, it revolves back into the lone fund. so it creates the opportunity to lend to new projects. the proposed ordinance to provide -- to proipt $1 million of general fund would be in addition to a wells fargo lone to the city -- lone -- loan to the city. it is a loan to the city and only eligible for capitalization of lending. repayments from a previous small business lone program >> it gives available capital of $1,283,075. the need to recapitalization, sitting on the small business commission, you know that banks are still hold