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. >> quote, your f--ing book. why did he say that to you?>> well, he said, your f--ing book it destroyed my career and it made yours. i wrote a book called liars poker about that experience at salomon brothers. and he thought -- he was really -- he kept repeating that line that -- he was just emphasizing how intensely he felt about it. and it was an awkward moment because i dont completely agree. i think that actually he did make my career. it was a great way to start a literary career. the book was a big success but he could have survived by a book. my book dealt him at most a glancing blow. but i think at that moment he was thinking heres this guy. ive never laid eyes on him as far as i know who wrote this book that has followed me wherever i go and it has caused me some annoyance. im going to say what i think about and so i let him say it. >> pronounce his name again. >> gutfreund. >> gutfreund. because its g-u-t-f-r-- >> it looks like gut-freund. >> yes. so why did you end your book this way? >> well, because i started the book walking b

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at least four outstanding traffic charges including describe fox 5 ayou suspended license and drive ing or attempting to drive under the influence of alcohol. this time witnesses say it's remarkable the children survived seeing them so young and so helpless is something they won't soon forget. >> i just pray to god that they survive. i have never seen anything and i hope i never see anything like it again. >> reporter: police aren't saying exactly how fast the van was going but fire and rescue officials say based on the damage it appeared to be a high- speed crash. just to give you an idea, an officer on the scene said the immaterial pact was so hard the license plate from the van was embedded in the car's engine. will? >> sherri ly thank you. although the children were taken to the hospital in critical condition it looks like they all will survive. >>> signs that troubles was missed. tonight the obama administration is facing subpoenas. >> a window of hope for the folks who have been stuck in international airports the last couple of days but is that window going to close? i'm tom fitz

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anythgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. . here is karri ellen johnson. what did you see? >> jack: i think officials maybe thought she was pushed before the shot winning the goal. she did a nice job recognizing open space in front of the goal and did an inside role beautiful finish outstanding job and she's doing a fantastic job all over the field tonight in >> her right -- >> mike: her right foot kind of stepped in but you are going to give it to her. >> jack: as long as the ball is in the net or you release it out of your stick, you are okay. >> mike: karri ellen johnson added on to her team now 34 goals on -- goals on the season, she scored the last two straight and was able to win a ton of draw controls as well. she is really doing it all and also has an assist. you talk about the quickness and the lat ll1el0 -- athletic players, she is a very well balanced player in terms of scoring and assists but how about karri ellen johnson saying let's talk about me for a minute t

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the ps we ded justagoog i kiofrewhd he dr d i unod ing b to ke y j i ki waoin e eini son. whe call second asked you to be a part of tonight's activities, was it a hard sell? >> i talked to phil and he asked me to come back. obviously anything phil wants is good. now in his 25th year of broadcasting, did he really have to work tonight. >> besides you, wes is going to be here, bobby. it has been a tough year for the wizards, can we get 10 minutes out of you tonight? >> 10 minutes might be a little much. >> we appreciate you being here. thanks a lot. i look forward to tonight's event. >> it is certainly special for phil. >> the pearl is here. if we need him in the 4th quarter he might be ready. >> you mentioned winston-salem state. just amazing to see earl the pearl back. >>> as you know after every game dave johnson breaks down the wizards. tomorrow you can read dave's take on the game only on csn washington.com. >>> news alert in college basketball ohio state turner has been named associate press college basketball player of the year. >>> university of virginia has had plen

i the're h me fiit ou ing o do somewitharet ma har do hout but an rn og ou my s it cies, then re-anyt withgare anno ree lif thourettee, ateane a y to out ng. >>> miami and wake forest tied up at 8. two pitcher for the canes is number 37, 5'11" sophomore out of miami's gillan senior high school daniel miranda. one of the better earned run averages on the team at 2.57. a 1-1 record. great ratio of 27 strike outs to 7 walks. appearing for the first time this weekend. unfortunately for the canes he's replacing the canes closer who was unable to do just that. david gutierrez leaded off with a pit had 99 to third and a single and ryan seminick double. you could see he's still fired up. the demon deacons had their chances, mo notably with matt eric son. instead it was tied at that point. the hurricanes came back with two runs in the bottom of the agent. here come the demon deacons with two runs in the bottom of the 9th. and now the dangerous dh, mike murray. >> and so many times you talk hurricanes defense talking about the set-up man and closer. it's them that have let the hurricanes down t

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michelle mcgee says she's feel ing bad for sandra. mcgee says their affair was intense. >>> lady gaga's performances are outrageous. she is now telling people to refrain from sex if they do not need to have it. she says she hopes to tell young women that self-worth does not come through sex. good for her, a good message. >>> a couple little disturbances, but no major storms. it looks good pretty much. 59 degrees on the campus of children's hospital. the winds are kicking in from the east and the northeast, and that will keep cooler air overhead tomorrow. 52 in ashburn. 73 was the official high at national airport today. the average is 65 and 45. today's high-temperature means we now have 35 out of the past 38 days at or above normal temperatures. april temperatures are averaging over 11 degrees above normal. you can forget about winter here. spring is here. tree pollen, the best news i can tell you tonight is the folks at the lab said we have peaked with a tree pollen, and over the next week's tree pollen levels will drop. but grass,

except he didn't say f --ing. he said the word. i don't completely blame biden.s whole thing started with the health care bill itself. here, take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm just a bill yes, a big [ bleep ] deal [ bleep ] [ bleep ] up ♪ ♪ up on capitol hill well, it's a long long journey to the capitol city ♪ ♪ but i pushed my way to those ass [ bleep ] in committee ♪ ♪ and i became a law on tuesday ♪ ♪ and i just have to say that i will ♪ always be a big [ bleep ] deal ♪ >> bill, you're a big [ bleep ] deal. >> steve: oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was great. great job, higgins. >> steve: thank you! >> jimmy: oh, it's the bill, everybody. we got a fantastic show tonight. always a good man, he's very funny. from the great new film "greenberg," the very, very funny ben stiller is here! [ cheers and applause ] i love ben stiller. he's a really nice guy. the beautiful co-host of the "today" show's fourth hour, my favorite, hoda kotb is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] i love hoda kotb. and we have music from the great british band, the clientele, making the

. >> your "f-ing book" i wrote a book about liar's poker. he kept repeating that line. he was just emphasizing how intense he felt about it. i do not completely agree. he did make my career. it was a great way to start a literary career. the book was a big success. my book dealt him a glancing blow. i think, at that moment, he was thinking that here is this guy that i have never laid eyes on who wrote this book and followed me wherever i go. it has caused me some annoyance. i will say what i think about it. i let him say it. >> pronounced his name again -- pronounced his name again -- pronounce his name again. >> it sounds like "good friend." i was drawn back to this because of the experience that i had. one of the themes that are teased out of the story is that an awful lot of the crisis that we have been living through has its seeds in things that happened in the 1980's. i thought that it was appropriate to end the book by boat -- by going back to the person that was there. he was a seminal figure in wall street. he had taken this legendary bond trading partnership an

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eric chavez jake fox and gabe gross in the 9 inning,ing eric chavez had a singleel, first time in the plate, 1-0 delivery, a little late on that one. kevin needs to try and keep himself on the mound by getting some outs, getting some innings overwith below that 15 pitch mark and that will miss down low, 2-1 streak count on eric chavez. >> mike: he was with toronto with that same number in >> eric chavez wait -- >> gary: eric chavez will miss away, 3 ball 1 strike count. kevin coming in with 55 wents 122 losses and that's a second, ty wiggington gets the out. >> mike: we were talking the -- >> gary: we were talking the other night about the numbers that were making my eyes swirl. the new york times now every friday will carry these, the all time leaders in the adjusted batting runs it is about the battersability to produce runness all the ways it can be done. here are the all time leaders, williams cobb and gary. that will be a base hit by jake fox. so historically, when you put all the math tact together, the names you come up with are the names you expect to see. >> mike: exactly. an

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ ing ] [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to the special live edition of hannity fromcan leadership conference in new orleans. from former house speaker newt gingrich to governor sarah palin, bobby jindal and beyond all of the keynote speakers are debunking the myth that the republican party is the party of no. it is the party of principles, new ideas. jing me is one of the leading conservative voices in the u.s. indiana representative mike pence. >> how are you? [ cheering ] [ inaudible ] >> sean: there are some people that are trying to say maybe there's not difference between the two parties. republicans didn't support stimulus. they didn't support omnibus. they didn't support cap and tax. they didn't support health care. is -- in the house in particular i see strong conservatism. is some of the problems with the republican party they've had in the senate? >> well, no. let's be honest sean you have Òj over the years. we didn't just lose our majority in 2006 we lost our way. the republican party in washington, d.c. walked away from the principles and the american peo

>>ing kouz me mr. chairman -- excuse me mr. chairman i don't want to interrupt you. do you have any ideas about what we can do about the extreme unemployment in these communities rural poor, african-americans, latinos. i understand what you're saying and you correctly described the problem reiterate what we all know but what plans, what ideas do you have about how we can target these communities to get rid of this unemployment? >> i was talking about the federal reserve's role but there's certainly number of things that congress can consider. >> i really do want to know the federal reserve's role. is there anything that you can recommend? >> i can recommend things for example i met yesterday with community develop m financial institutions cdf is i'm sure you're familiar with those who are take funding and bringing it to underserved communitys to try to create economic opportunities i think that's a very valuable direction. i know congress is looking at education and training issues and i think given the long-term unemployment issues trying to make sure people can eit

somebody once spat on the ing a bass door to the u.n., adlai stevenson.n send out a letter to governors and say you have three days to get out of there. i would take that as a threat. the fbi says it's a group with no violence in its record. what do we make of all this? >> the health care is extended beyond health care. in august it was all intensity with the town hall meetings and people yelling about, here's the bill, have you read the bill, congressman? i thought that would dissipate. it seems it's only gotten more aggressive in the last few weeks. i don't know where we are headed next. it seems to have gotten more intense the last few weeks. >> nazi, nazi, nazi they were yelling. >> that was my point. in november of 2009, there was a health care really on capitol hill that was sponsored by the house republican leadership. who all appeared there. boehner, cantor, michele bachmann and others. and people in the audience, tea party types were shouting nazi, nazi, nazi. the problem is extreme rhetoric can create a comfort zone for people who want to take e

yes way, no weigh-ing.pping starts at $4.95, only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. >> neil: finally, dr. death doesn't think much of life. i know everyone is focussed on out jack kevorkian helped so many die. i was much, much more interested in why he was so down on living. he said it was tedious and often painful and lonely. the not so good outlook doctor said it was over. you're dead. hard to be happy, kevorkian told me, when so much in life is none, especially with those dealing with illness and pain. i disagree and said life is not miserable and i wasn't remotely miserable, he smiled saying i didn't know jack, i couldn't know, i wouldn't know. easy for me to smile, he said. i had so much for which to smile. some of you agreed. kevin in new york city -- "listen to dr. death, mr. good life. get out of your perfect world and feel some papain. it would do you good not to feel so good." sarah -- larry, from lebanon, missouri -- >> neil: you're wrong, larry, and sarah and kevin, and you, too, j

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ ing ] [ cheering ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back to the special live edition of hannity fromican leadership conference in new orleans. from former house speaker newt gingrich to governor sarah palin, bobby jindal and beyond all of the keynote speakers are debunking the myth that the republican party is the party of no. it is the party of principles, new ideas. jing me is one of the leading conservative voices in the u.s. indiana representative mike pence. >> how are you? [ cheering ] [ inaudible ] >> sean: there are some people that are trying to say maybe there's not difference between the two parties. republicans didn't support stimulus. they didn't support omnibus. they didn't support cap and tax. they didn't support health care. is -- in the house in particular i see strong conservatism. is some of the problems with the republican party they've had in the senate? >> well, no. let's be honest sean you have Òj over the years. we didn't just lose our majority in 2006 we lost our way. the republican party in washington, d.c. walked away from the principles and the american pe

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ing see the leaves -- >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> on top of the bed of course. >> reporter: you were telling me that this is especially painful for you because why? >> because i just put a new roof on literally less than six months. >> reporter: can you believe that? >> i can't believe it. and now have i to get a new roof. >> reporter: what are you going to do now? have you talked to any city officials? what steps will you take to get your home back to normal? >> i called d.c. public works and i called nationwide. d.c. public works said they would be here last night, but they didn't show. okay, i work for you guys. but nationwide said 7:00 they are going to have somebody from a tree company come and they will need a train because he went by and looked at it. that's what i'mtrying to tell you guys, move at 7:00. >> reporter: you seem in. >> spirits about the whole thing. >> i am blessed. he loves fools and babies. i guess i'm the fool. >> reporter: he just got your bed and your room, and dodged you. >> yes. >> reporter: sorry about the downed tree. andrea, this is what a lot of people

. >> if you celebrate anything in germany today, you're celebraticelebrate ing naziism?no, the governor of virginia, mcdonnell said he didn't include slavery in his initial statement because he felt it wasn't significant enough. he said i focused on the ones who were most significant for virginia. slavery was huge as related to the confederacy? >> i understand that this invokes deep feelings, but i understand as a seminal event in american history, that virginia, in virginia, there are 123 battles. the next closest state was tennessee with 38. we have a farm it's replete with history. this is a piece of history. there are many issues. we're in a post racial, 150 years later. we can't talk about this? >> are the concentration camps a part of germany, absolutely, but noeb is celebrating the german soldiers. you condemn them. >> we condemn naziism, we condemn slavery. >> this is not the whole south. >> nobody is celebrating slavery. >> they want to celebrate the confederates. in fact, he even said one of the reasons they did that because this is designed to promote tourism.

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