and they were commanded by two brothers -- william howell in the army, and robert howell. commanded the, william howell commanded the, the navy. it was the largest projection of sea born power over the longest, longer distance than any other i think in the early modern period. and it was also the largest force that britain put into the field during the entire span of the revolutionary war which lasted longer than the civil war and participation in world war ii combined. agts yea eight years. washington's job under orders from the continental congress was to defend new york city. which he felt to be indefensible. particularly as the the british had command of the sea. what followed was a total disaster or american arms. absolutely everything went wrong. one thing that went wrong was the health of the army. there was no camp discipline. in the civil war for every soldier killed in battle. one was, died of disease. in world war i it was one to one. in the american revolution, the ratio was 8-1. eight deaths from disease to one in combat. and that was for the british armies an

. >> let's bring in george howell. is he in sanford, florida, this morning. any progress in terms of the investigation? anything we can expect this week? >> well, we heard recently from the attorney general here in the state of florida that the case is in the hands of state prosecutors. they are looking at the case, looking at all the details to determine whether there is enough evidence to arrest george zimmerman in this case, but again, that is the chorus. that's what you hear from thousands of people who came together here in sanford just the other day. people chanting that they -- that i am trayvon martin, and people that wanted to see george zimmerman arrested. they alls want to point out this protest movement, it may be becoming more of a political movement. we heard members of the naacp urging people to go out and register and vote to make sure that they are able to change laws here in this state, but a lot of people came together here in sanford. we saw big crowds here. also in washington d.c. there were rallied, and also in massachusetts, fiery rally

by the way, orrin hatch did defeat howell back in 2000. so it's going to be a very interesting race to watch. >> rick: casey stegall on the west coast for us, thanks. >> arthel: there is new fallout in the prostitution scandal rocking the secret service. a senator calling for a wider investigation and three more agents are out of a job, bringing the total to six. the entire incident going down in a colombian hotel just before the president's visit for an international summit. molly henneberg is live in washington and molly, i understand that senator chuck grassley sent a letter to the head of the secret service. tell us what it said. >> yes, senator grassley, the ranking republican on the senate judiciary committee, republican senator from iowa, wants the secret service to find out if anyone from the white house communications agency or white house advance team had any, quote, overnight guests in their hotel rooms or if theshared rooms with the implicated secret service agents at the hotel or other hotels in colombia. and in that letter, g

george howell take's a look at angela corey's aggressive style andd trial.ionn-- for being "tough."and it's biggest supporters say she's the perfect fit in the controversial case against george zimmerman - for thh fatalshooting of trayvon marrin."it's actually governor scott wwo appoiited angela corey fter discussing it witt me. she is ethical, she ss hhnest. she is tough as nails. she'' compassionnae." corey was the first "woman" elected as state attorney for florida's ourth circuit court. bbforr that she pent more &pttan two deeades working as a prosecutor.tom fallis -- who's faced coree in the courtroom many times says she's a seasoned prosecutor who standd firmly by her valles."sse's hardcore, right wing which iss plays very well down disagree with her on probably every politiial thing we coull eeer bring up buttthat doesn't take away the respectti have there's the study by criminologg and criminal justice professor michael halllt at the univeessty of north florida - who exaained corey's tenure as state attorney."defense lawyers are not ig fans of ngela

. >> just two cell doors down from this teenage flight risk is 18-year-old kenneth howell. >> tryingto find some way of getting out. >> howell made his first move to scale the pendleton fences at the crack of dawn. >> almost made it over that time. it wouldn't have been my first time. i cut myself before. i'm used to so much pain from early on in my childhood, it's just a small scratch compared. i can have a gouge from here down to here. i'll just look at it like wow. >> as one of the largest maximum security juvenile prisons in the country, pendleton are responsible for educating and rehabilitating teenage gang members, sex offenders, and juveniles with mental health ç issues for the indiana department of corrections. >> in our jurisdiction, in our state, the department of corrections became a solution to a very aggressive, difficult child to handle. truly those kids that are seen as public threats. >> i spent from age 10 to 12 in state hospitals for mental problems. i got locked up at age 13. from there, i messed up by getting in a fight at school while i was at placement. it got

>> all right, george howell live in sanford, florida, thank you very much. >> george howell asks a veryestion, where is george zimmerman? perhaps the only people who have had latest contact george zimmerman's former attorneys craig sonner and hal uhrig who join me live. thanks for taking the time to speak with me this morning. >> good morning. >> you've both been taking serious heat from a lot of your colleagues and legal analysts for the news conference that was held yesterday where you announced that you're stepping down from the case. do you have any regrets about announcing publicly that you've dropped -- i don't want to say drop the case because there is no case but dropped out of the representation of george zimmerman? >> let me say this, first of all as it relates to the heat we've caught, you know, it's easy for the monday morning quarterbacks to say you should have run a running play than a passing play because it's been intercepted. we don't think we've done anything improper or illegal or anything to hurt george zimmerman. to characterize what we did as quitting perhaps is no

howell iii gets a mention. howell finished 11 stroke backs. haffner began three back.duffner needs an incredible shot at 16. they measure this uphill effort at 17 feet and that's how far duffner hit it. duffner broke through with this short put for birdie. he is due to get married next week, his life about to change in a lot of ways. >>> we're in an olympic field and we will hear more and more about track and field. it's likely you will hear the name eddy hart. he runs a program every year, not just olympic year. >> we ran 38.819 that was the word record, that's okay right. >> reporter: he and his friends have been doing this for seven years now. he is eddie heart an olympic gold medalist, ncaa yard champion and in 1972 a guy who could stake claim of the title of world's fastest human when he equaled the world record. hart is a local guy born in martinez and a cal grads who's trying to do what he can to pass on some of the things that made him successful to another generation. >> he's done it. a new kind of world record. >> reporter: it's not all about performance, it'

charles howell fm mcenenearneyey associes a company listed as one ofof theest placess to work in the washington area. doug fruehlingng andan sernovitz from the "washington businesss jojournal." dan, i want to start wityou. good news, bad news scenario. good news for real-estate but bad news for commercial real- estate. you sayy the washington market was hammed in the first quarter. why was it so dismamal? >> there was about 1.7 million square feet of office space that came back onto the mket. that is a pretty sable chu of now vacant spapace. a lot of that was in northern virginia and places likike crystal city. some of those moves started to takeke place. >> we always end up at the top of the list whent comemes to al-estatate. this landed us dead last in all the major markets. >> that is right. lost the amount amount of n net lease space out of all the major markets around the country. >> it is the federal government that has pled out of so many places >> a lot of it is federal contractio so much emphasis these days placeded on being leaner and smaller square footage. with a all of t

. >> the cardinals signed howell and jeremy stewart. a steel steal for the eagles. cal had six free agents. all going to the afc west, and michael calvin, holden, and uwould you sue bound for the nfc. >> first weekend of the nba playoffs continue, four games on top. lakers and nuggets at the stapler in. jack blue jackets. >> nick: -- jack nicholson in the front row. lakers coasting. former warrior, he had 41. the story of the game, andrew bynum. nba playoff record 10 blocks. first postseason triple-double since magic johnson 21 years ago. other. >> tony parker and the spurs had no problem with the jazz. 28 points, eight acysts -- assists. tim done -- spurs win game one, 106-91. >> from the court to the ice, game one between the devils and flyers. briere, the blast inside the blue line. beauts brodeur. >> let's tee it up in new orleans. jason dufner had to make a choice. play husband ball with a gator lurking or take a stroke. he takes the stroke and then rolls in a 43-footer for par the hard way. tied with ernie els. sudden death. dufner misses a six footer for bird

general election, and he'll face either hatch for lilenquist come november and senator hatch defeated howell2000 when they ran against each other. >> harris: you are getting this on your blackberry as well, but lilenquist's campaign released, you talked about the platforms of the tea party and he says, quote, i'm pleased with the race we've ran as we talk to our delegates of message of fiscal discipline and bold innovative ideas resonates with them and after weeks of hearing the race is over, it is clear momentum is on our side and he goes on and you hear two themes here, he said there is a youth movement in the g.o.p. and now is talking about tea party principles and what are senator hatch's chances in a run off. >> reporter: they will have their work cut out for them in terms of the lilenquist camp because, if, assuming the nearly 4,000 delegates who cast their votes today are a fair representation of the electorate, again, hatch took nearly nearly 60% of the vote compared to his opponent's 40%, it will be an interesting race but as we know with politics, a lot can happen between now and t

george howell went back to catch up with a few survivors. >> oh, my god. >> it's been one year since this ef-4 mobster left its mark on tuscaloosa. a year since we last spoke to the owner of the crispy cream doughnuts. >> today, evan smith is still working to rebuild. >> we're talking a year after this tornado came through here and we're still waiting for the concrete to be poured. >> it's amazing. you know, in one sense, you want to be upset and think, how could it take 12 months? but a lot went on in the 12 months. >> first came the massive effort to remove debris, according to city officials. 1.5 million cubic yards of it county wide. overall, 12.6% of the city was destroyed. >> most tornadoes hit a house, skip a house, hit a house. this thing was taking everything out half a mile, mile wide. >> there were trees all through here. >> gary survived by taking shelter in his basement. his home had to be demolished so now he's starting over. >> it does take a while to figure out how do you want to build back, do you want to come back? there are a lot of people still across the lake try

. >>> let's bring in george howell now. he is in sanford, florida, for us this morning. george, has there been any progress on the investigation front? >> at this point the investigation is now in the hands of the state attorney's office. obviously she will look into the case, look into all the details and determine whether george zimmerman will be arrested, and really randy, that's the chorus that we heard with these thousands of people, and they came together here in sanford. people who came to listen to peekers from the naacp and also from the national action network. it was also interesting to see a shift -- a shift from this political -- rather, this protest movement to more of a political movement. we heard members of the naacp suggesting to people that it's time to change their anger into constructive actions to register and vote to make a difference in this state in laws that are passed. a lot of people came together here, randy. also in washington d.c. and also in massachusetts. fiery protests there. all these protests peaceful. people demanding that george zimm

but that it doesn't specify how howell each project will advance to the city's housing goals at each level of affordability. the recommendation is that it be included in the regular report that comes with the presentation of each. >> just a quick question, how many go through the planning commission or planning department. maybe that is something the planning department can get to. maybe supervisor olague has a question. ok, we have the planning director here. we'll wait. supervisor olague: no, i think that that is accurate, actually. if i remember ait, i remember seeing analysis around a project that was how it was affordable or how it can be attributable to the affordable housing of the city based on the ordinance. there would be a couple of paragraphs after the principles that include the affordable housing goals. there was never a numerical sort of -- >> that was one of the recommendations, that the department include the level of detail with the description of the project. supervisor olague: i'm just being vague here, all 100 units are 100% market rate project. because there is

this is chuck howell, the curator. this is fantastic stuff. these are obvious, right, you're listening to a radio soap oprah and somebody is walking down the hall. what's with the bad? >> this is a multi-purpose -- wood? >> this is a multi-purpose tool. it looks like this actually. >> reporter: it looks like a couple pieces of wood. >> it looks like quiet on the set. this is a tape. roll it! >> reporter: the library also has an amazing collection of those old time radios, the ones americans huddled around to hear those soap operas before they made it to those really cool tvs like this one. check out this old 9. we have something from one of the redskins shows we used to have, a former mike cue. you can check it all out and again make your own broadcast. but perhaps the most fun again is pretending that you were on the radio back in the 1930s. >> close your eyes, everyone. >> oh, no, he has a gun. >> stop, quick! >> reporter: this is what people had to do when they created radio soap oprahs. you can make your own and take a -- operas. you can m

we should also tell you that howell was defeated by hatch when he ran against him in 2000. lot of developments we're following out of utah today, gregg. >> gregg: long ago when orrin hatch ran for the senate, he criticized his opponent for being a career politician and of course, that's being used against him. all right. casey stegall i thank very much. >> heather: fox news alert. more reaction on the death of chuck colson. he once described himself as president nixon's hatchet man examine went to prison for obstruction of justice in the watergate scandal and it was in prison that he underwent a profound religious transformation. he founded a world wide prison fellowship ministry that was in 1976 that has affected thousands of people in 113 countries. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell just released this statement saying, colson lives on as a modern model of redemption and a permanent rebuttal to the claim there are no second chances in life. colson had suffered a brain hemorrhage on march 31 and had been in intensive care ever since. colson was 80 years old. >>> contin

. >> george howell is following all the latest news out of sanford.ge anything? >> certainly very compelling information coming from these two audio experts. this is what they do and according to them, they believe that the voice, the screams that you hear on the 911 audio, they believe that voice is that of trayvon martin. again, it is important to point out that these tests are not 100% accurate. theres no way to prove with exact certainty that that is indeed trayvon martin's voice, and you will remember on the police report the investigator pointed out that he believed that the screams were coming from george zimmerman. again, zimmerman's brother, father, they indicated that they believe the voice that you hear on the 911 audio is coming from zimmerman. >> george, we're also hearing that trayvon's parents want the federal investigation widened. can you explain what that is about? >> well, you know, they are looking to talk to the department of justice to file a new request to have investigators look into the actions of the state attorney norm wolfi

. >> cnn's george howell is following all these developments. he is live in sanford, florida, for us. i understand as i was reading this morning they said they're going to continue with these shows of support around the country until there is an arrest made. >> reporter: we know that we will continue to see these rallies, we will see pray-ins and marches throughout the country as this investigation continues. intra ra you spoke about this request for the department of justice to look into the case. we know that will be formally filed today, though he says it's still uncheer how and when the doj will look into this. it goes specifically to talk -- to look into the actions of the state attorney, norm wolfwolfin and how he interacted with the lead investigator 92 this case. he says that will be formally fired today and he does expect to hear back from the doj today. >> "the orlando sentinel" has the 911 calls where you can hear a voice screaming analyzed by a pair of independent experts. what did their analysis determine? >> reporter: they found so

i do get a little bit of this kind of thurston howell attitude. thank you to those who remember that reference. he was my roommate in college. i do have a little bit -- i'll see someone and i'll be like, you can't wear that. you can't wear brown shoes with a gray suit, my good man. what on earth are you thinking? the rigidity of my character has worn off on me. but your other question was about -- i don't wear jeans. i don't. and i don't want to say why i don't wear jeans because that would be to offend all of the men in this room who do wear jeans when you're over 40. >> you can tell me after. >> okay. great. >> what person in history would you most like to portray? >> who would i most like to portray? that's a great question. who would i like to portray? you know, i don't -- i don't know if i want to portray him because i don't really think about that way. i'd like to see this person portrayed in some way. and i don't know how you could dramatize. sometimes these things are the purview of literature for a reason. and they don't really make great

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so, in virginia, senator janet howell proposed legislation mandating rectal exams and cardiac stress tests for men seeking erectile dysfunction meds. [ cheers and applause ] in georgia, we saw representative yasmiyn neil, who wrote a bill outlawing most vasectomies because they leave thousands of children deprived of birth. in ohio, senator nina turner would compel men to get psychological screenings before getting prescriptions for impotence meds. and i'm quoting her now -- "we must advocate for the traditional family," turner said, "and ensure that all men u using these inhibitors are healthy, stable and educated about their options, including celibacy as a viable life choice." [ applause ] in illinois, state representative kelly cassidy proposed requiring men seeking viagra to watch a video showing the treatment for persistent erections, an occasional side effect of the little blue pill. and as she explained, it's not a pretty procedure to watch. so, this is happening around the country in response to this, and this is just, i think, another example of the anger that we are seeing

money to send legislators to the annual alec koch brothers sponsored conferences well today speaker howell attacked the report calling it inaccurate and mocked the executive director of progress v.a. and a shoulder it was. just curious about which tire they're breaking down to beat and the part where you say they got two hundred three thousand dollars if you spent ten or thirty thousand dollars seconds legislators out of this i just i'm not speaking in the words you see what i'm trying to the i'm a smart girl and i think alan to the university of virginia it's ok if you could figure out the words multiple syllables of cats i'm. sorry speaker how attacking the intelligence of the shawl probably wasn't the best idea considering everybody realizes your party is doing everything it can to close it's war on women and the very very ugly buster freeze freeze the billionaire conservative who single handedly backed the santorum campaign made a joke last night about an assassination attempt on president obama during an interview on fox business for he said there are things that haven't been hammered

let's head to george howell. what are we looking for in angela corey's announcement, the special prosecutor? >> reporter: good morning, carol. at this point it could be a decision in this case. it could just be an update on the facts of the case. no one can really say with certainty at this point what that announcement will be. it will happen here within the next several days. a big announcement from the state attorney's office. we know that came just a few hours after we learned that george zimmerman's defense team will no longer represent him. we know from that press conference that they had just the other day that he contacted a fox news host about this case. we also know that they lost contact with him on sunday. that's the last time they talked with him. he also reached out to the state prosecutor on his own without a defense team and without legal representation. we know that the state attorney's office decided not to talk to him without representation. so at this point his attorneys are out of contact with

howell asked did you panic? he replied i panicked before then.wed up were you afraid of mr. edwards? yes, i was up against a billionaire, presidential candidatech >> the defense grilled wrong over discrepancy of the recollection of date and key events such as when he first learned that the mistress real hunter was pregnant. they asked about the actions leading up to the former boss' trial. lowell asked did the government tell you not to contact witnesses? he said yes. lowell asked did you contact any of the people? he said yes, maybe some of them. andrew young admitted he spoke with three witnesses prior to the trial, asking them how they planned to testify. they answered they plan to tell the truth. he said he couldn't remember what he told them after that. his wife sherry briefly took the stand this afternoon. expected to testify at greater length when the trial resumes monday. >> bret: jonathan serrie live in greensboro. thank you. in international news now. the pentagon is sending the advanced spider yet to allied base less than 200-miles fro

final day of the classic and charles howell the third got in to the highlights. he is -- 198 yards out with a six iron. despite that hole in one he finished 11 strokes back. >>> definer started a two stroke lead. the final round 67. a great shot. parr16. they stayed live. duffner finally broke through for a short birdie. set to get married next week and the $1.1 million he gets for winning should help. ? overtime the order of things in the stanley cup. that's how it went today in philadelphia. the first game of the series, 178 straight playoff starts for martan. looked like they had put bun past him. briere kicks the puck that just crawls over his stick. they reviewed and the goal was waiverred waved off. briere made up for it. he fires the point. the flyers have a 4-3 win. briere scored earlier, game it would have the series tuesday night. ? the indy cars in brazil where a tight turn can cause this after a restart. will power seems to like -- the third straight time this season. that is it for this early sunday night sports wrap. we will see you tonight at ten.

>> my name is brandon spanowitz and i go to howell high school. >> jimmy: oh very good.. >> jimmy: all right good, what is your name? >> i'm lauren anderson. >> jimmy: all right and what do you do? >> i work at starbucks but i go to college, at monmouth university in new jersey. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: very, very good. >> how do you know each other? >> we know each other through work. i work at starbucks, too. >> jimmy: oh very good. good job that's awesome. now -- so you're in high school now. folks, this is actually 100% real. brandon wrote our show and asked us if we could help him out. brandon, i understand you have a question to ask. >> hey, lauren, will you go to prom with me? >> you told me this is happening next week. oh my god are you serious? you legit -- you lied. oh, my god. no, of course i'll come with you. are you serious? ♪ [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it! i knew it. come on. you guys have fun. that's awesome, you guys. you guys are going to have fun. it's going to be awesome. hey, we're treating for the limo. okay. we'll pay for

law with the ham and cheese hoagies, aside from giving us further insight into exactly what thursen howell finds hilarious, the thing that may haunt mitt romney most about the time in wisconsin is this. mr. romney's constant traveling companion in the state over the last week, the man who has been by his side every step of the way, the joe lieberman to his john mccain has been republican congressman paul ryan of wisconsin known nationally as the kill medicare guy. the author of the tax cuts for rich people and kill medicare republican budget. mitt romney and paul ryan have been attached at the hip in wisconsin this week, to the point where at mitt romney's victory party in milwaukee tonight, governor romney was introduced by paul ryan. it wasn't a great introduction, but it did lead to this great moment once mr. romney finally took the stage. >> congressman ryan, he's a great leader, wonderful speaker, but he's not going to take ann's place, i've got to tell you that. >> why would you think i know? i have no idea what that's about. but it was amazing, right? but all of those images of mitt