jason mark. why don't you take a minute. a minute. >> hello. i'm christopher pepper, a health education teacher at balboa high school. i'm just here to support this measure. we do have the health programs department giving us some good backing. and i really want to be a model program this proposal that i really like is to strengthen the health education class that i taught at the ninth grade. i think that is the direction we need to move in supporting the help the district. i would like -- i will be available to speak to you more. >> my name is michael baxter. i work for the department of public health where i have been for 25 years and i direct youth programs and primary care. i'm happy to see that burden high school this year, we actually implemented eight hours a week in the pilot program and it is going badly as the. i would like you to support this resolution. this is an amazing time. and i have worked for the district for decades at this point. and i'm thrilled to be working with this team and the people in the health programs office. i k

mark critz did not put medicare at risk, but jason altmire did. >> so altmire has the slight edge, critz has closed a double-digit gap to four points in a recent poll and is making the most of an endorsement by bill clinton and the balanced budget amendment. >> former president bill clinton said the amendment would require massive reductions in social security and major cuts in medicare. that's why bill clinton endorsed mark critz just like the mine workers, steelworker, afl-cio and 16 other unions. >> do you know what's interesting about this race both critz and altmire, they are definitely centrist democrats but they're sort of old school, the old bold time of jack murtha school of democratic politics and then you have jason altmire more of a new face even, though, again critz hasn't been in office that long, a clash more of style than ideology. and health care is an issue in the 17th house district where the more liberal lawyer matt cartwright is trying to unseat tim holden. holden's district has been redrawn, three-quarters is in new territory and cartwright has run squarely against

primary sponsor and campaign special congratulations tonight wgn mark suppelsa and marsha bartel with chicago tribune's all along with jason jodi cohen the winners of richard h driehaus foundation award for investigative reporting tonight work looking into abuses of union systems congratulations. picking up more hardware mark suppelsa special day for former mayor daley and his family dedication honor somebody close to their hearts and later derrick rose style icon? we have two car insurances that we're going to have you taste. the first one we're going to call x. go ahead and take a sip, and then let me know what the baby thinks of it. four million drivers switched to this car insurance last year. oh, she likes it babies' palates are very sensitive so she's probably tasting the low rates. this is car insurance y they've been losing customers pretty quickly. oh my gosh, that's horrible! which would you choose? geico. over their competitor. do you want to finish it? no. does the baby want to finish it? no. ugh! all work and no food is making lorenzo very snippy. oh! seriously?! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] hunger getting to you? o

student pilot david lindh has 400 hours of flying experience, jason herrmann, 227 hours. and markhot prospects for jobs at large airlines. learning on the job, much like medical reside dents do. not anymore. >> reporter: did you feel like the rules were changed in middle of the game for you? >> yes. >> reporter: the crash of fulgan air 2 1/2 years ago. new rules to address pilot fatigue, likely one of the contributing factors in the crash. now the faa is proposing raising the minimum flying experience for a new first offer, from 250 hours to 1,500. that leaves david lindh and hundreds like him across the country in a lurch, graduating with 100s of hours of flying experience, but way less than 1,500. >> if i go fly for two years, flying in a small single engine airplane, i'm going to lose a lot of what i have learned. >> we understand where this come and the accidents that resulted. we understand that we want to have the safest air transportation in the world, and we do. >> this is the face of that concern. >> my life is changed forever and believe me, it's not a good life. >> he l

however, if it's jason dufner, he'll wind new a tie for nirnte after this week's play with mark wilsonso they're making their way. in fact, they're just arriving at 18. ernie with a little snack on the way. you just can't ever get enough to chow on here in new orleans. nick: thank goodness i got my charred grilled oysters this afternoon. it would have been a disaster. jim: martin senn here, the c.e.o. of zurich insurance group. going to hold the hat and let these two figure out the order. from the cupped hand. there we go. >> good luck with the playoff. >> good luck. >> we're going to play 18. if necessary, then 17. jim: that's the thing, wipe down the hands. whatever i'd play, you get that snack in the little of the round, just something felt a little different. couldn't eat on the golf course. nick: it's the famous sunny dale sausage sandy ych denver sandwich. peter: considering how important this tee shot is would you rather play first or second? nick: i think one, first, would be nice. and so -- as i alluded before that second bunker -- well, that last bunker is right in range for

. >> a recent posting by jason england may hint at a motive. tuesday marked two years' anniversary of his father's death. england and watts were arrested early this morning in a small town just north of tulsa. police would not say if they were friends or if they were related, only that they were roommates. as the investigation continued, chuck jordan says he wants tulsa to get back to normal. >> it sickens me, it angers me. this is not what tulsa, oklahoma is about. >> but here's what police are warning you. they're saying the two men might not be the only people to be arrested in this case. they say they still have a lot more to investigate. earlier i spoke with tulsa mayor dewey bartlett about how his city responded to this crisis. >> we are also very pleased that the city itself has reacted in such a good, positive way that a request went out for help and information and they responded very quickly and that really helped a lot in the investigation and the arrest. >> it's going to take some people in the community some time to get over this because it was s

the pennsylvania map shows two democrats, jason altmire and mark critz. john, a republican from chantilly, virginia. caller: thanks for taking my call. the problem is no one wants to stand up for what is right. i am an immigrant who came to this country. there are a lot of good things that immigrants can bring this country, but the problem is those who are breaking the laws, they should be punished. if they commit a crime, they should be dealt with immediately. but the republicans want to use them when they are cutting the grass or building the houses come all these things. -- building the houses, all these things. this country needs to stand up. the problem we have our politicians using both sides -- the problem we have are our politicians using both sides to gain votes. they look at the issues than they solve the problems of the country has? host: paul is next, from greenwood, arkansas, an independent. caller: on social security and medicare, the problems could be easily fixed. all they need to do is increase the cap. that might solve it forever. the po

two blue-dog democrats went down mark cric jason a lotltmeyer, and the redrawn 17th.ainst national health care reform and lost their jobs. a little note of caution there. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] cookies with smooth caramel and chocolate. ♪ ♪ hmm twix. also available in peanut butter. as i understand it in radio they can't see you, so this is big for me. >>tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's new morning news block. >>it's completely inappropriate for television. >>sharp tongue, quick wit and about all, politically direct. >>politically direct to me means no bs, the real thing, cutting through the clutter. my show is the most important show in the world. ♪ >> broadcasting across the nation, on your radio, and on current tv, this is the bill press show. >> you know any mitt romney wins five more states. who cares? we knew it was going to happen anyway. he is now the nominee. good morning. good morning. it is wednesday, wednesday april 25th, great to see you today this is the full court press, the bill press show coming to y

is true that some of the incumbents areç drawn together and next week in pennsylvania with mark krits and jasonins there is vulnerable to the republican challenge, and redistricting is one of the most chaotic and complicated processes that we have in the country, and it is so important that most people don't realize how it can dramatically affect the election before it even comes. >> and so if in fact we have a presidential election that is looking at safe red and safe blue states and so not that the republicans and the democrats are not sending in their ground game into the states, because these are safe states, how does that impact the down card? >> well, one of the things that happens with the house races is that early on in the candidates have to define getting back to tester point have to define themselves independent of everything else going on and democrats when they were really good and successful in '06 and '08 they were able to recruit the candidates in the southern districts and the rural districts to define themselves as people of part of that district, as part of that community. th

jason altmire and mark criths are the race to watch -- critz are the ones to lose. chantilly, virginia, go ahead, john, with your thoughts. open phones. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say that actually immigration, there is a problem. the problem is no one wants to stand up. as an immigrant who came to this country, there's a lot of good things that immigrants can bring to this country but the problem is those breaking the laws should be punished. as they do. if they commit a crime, they should be dealt immediately. the republicans feel they want to use the immigration -- to use them when they -- when they're building the houses, cutting the grass, all these things. here is a democrat, if you vote for me, i'll make you about immigration. this country needs to step up. the problem we have is politicians who are using both sides to gain votes. this is the problem. as a good politician is, look at the issues as they solve the problem that the country has. host: all right, paul. paul is next, he's in greenwood, arkansas. independent. caller: yes. o

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jason works mostly civil litigation at one of the largest law firms in central florida. a law firm where markasked him if he would represent him. but when nejame declined, he recommended o'mara adding that he is an expert on contract to cnn and hln to comment on this case. another twist? nejame and o'mara are friends. both were legal analysts on wkmg tv during the casey anthony trial. >> in a high profile case where everything is magnified, even small conflict can become big number to take a judge off the case. >> if judge recksiedler recuses herself, the case will be assign randomly to another judge. it is up to the judge to decide whether the investigation records should remain sealed or be released to the public. a consortium of news organizations including the new york time, mcclatchee and nbc news has file for the release of all documents. that could include photos of george zimmerman the night of the shooting. a video tamed interview with police. trayvon martin's autopsy report and detailed investigative narratives by detectives. >> our public records law says if the information is info

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mark o'mara, who they ended up hiring. lo and behold when the case got assigned it got assigned to jason's wife jessica., let everybody know and let the professionals file the appropriate paperwork. as they chose to do. >> it sounds like you didn't have any inside conversations with the judge's husband so i would be safe in assuming you don't think the judge is a conflict of interest? >> well, that's not the issue. the issue is whether there's an appearance of impropriety. and i think that's presumably where mark o'mara -- i have not seen the motion, but it's pretty obvious that because of my relationship with him and my commenting on a critical person in a case could in fact potentially be considered by some to influence or affect it, it's better, at least what mr. o'mara apparently argues, it would give an appearance of impropriety to the public and we want to avoid that in a courtroom and to the public at all costs. being ethical lawyers, which she is and i am and my partner is, mr. o'mara as well as the other side. i know lawyers particularly well on the other side. so everybody needs to do the righ

right now jason richardson doing his thing on the hurdles, as we get set to mark 100 days until the openingplaza, signi ining autographs, waving the flag. we've got savannah guthrie out on the plaza, ready to do here part. >> work it, work it. >> look at the form. >> are you -- >> i'm sorry, i'm so excited. >> not saying this sarcastically, but are you athletic? >> i guess. >> oh, no. >> we've all seen -- >> let's put it this way, i am an athlete the way i'm also a chef in the kitchen. >> okay. >>> this is going to be interesting. >> might want to put the padding out all over. >> more bruising expected. we have a lot of real athletes on the plaza and we'll get to meet them coming up. >> also some new faces so we're getting to know all the athletes here today. and we're going to make sure that you guys get to know a little bit of the team. >> and we've got a little music for you. we've got the great group neon freeze they're going to be performing live in our studio. >> all right. but first we want to mention that the usa, team usa is launching a new way for the public to support our wonderf

mark reef on the money. his 100th touchdown catch of his arena football career. then the games out of hand. the saber cats win big, 76-33. >> let's tee it up. jasonufner leading in around three of the zurich classic but ryan palmer, tying the course record with an 8-under 64. still four off the lead which belongs to dufner. thatches to this approach on 16. sticks right nor the jar. birdies the hole. shoots a 5-under 67. dufner up two shots heading into the final round looking for his first pga victory in 163 starts. >> capital city 400 in richmond. kyle busch with nine laps left. and busch takes the checkered flag for the fourth straight year. he loves that track. snapping a 22-race winless drought. >> now i have to spend an hour going across the golden gate bridge. >> ama: thank you. captioned by closed captioning services inc. rsñcñcñcñcñcñcñcñcñc?xuuuuuúp

jason recksiedler works mostly civil litigation at one of the largest law firms in central florida. a law firm where mark meejam is a partner. zimmerman had asked him if he would represent him. but when he declined he recommended o'mara. adding to the mix, he is a legal expert on contracts with cnn and hln to comment on this case. another twist? he and o'mara are friends. both were legal analysts on wkg-tv in orlando during the casey anthony trial. >> in a high profile case where everything is magnified, even a small conflict can become big enough to take a judge off the case. >> reporter: if judge recksiedler recuses herself, the case will be randomly assigned to another judge. it's up to whomever presides over this case to decide if the investigation records should remain sealed or should be released to the public. a consortium of news organizations, including the new york times, mcclatchy, and nbc news has filed for the release of all documents. that could include photos of george zimmerman the night of the shooting. a videotaped interview with police. trayvon martin's autopsy reports. and detailed in

jason, is my law partner who runs and manages the personal injury division of my law firm. obviously we have an issue there because i had been contacted by mr. zimmerman and had referred markara to the case, his current lawyer, and my law partner is the husband of the woman who i would be analyzing from time to time in my duties as a cnn analyst. so all this was apparently brought to the attention and she is doing the right and ethical thing by bringing it to all parties. as i understand, it had already been brought to all parties. she's doing the proper thing on the record, and the way we're dictated -- governed as lawyers is we want to make sure that we avoid any appearances of impropriety. lawyers and judges want to make sure we do that at all times even if there's nothing going on, which, of course, there's not, so the public does not have a misunderstanding and that's what's going on here. now what she is saying is that the lawyers, namely the state and the defense, now that it's all out there, can file the appropriate motion for recusal if they deem it appropriate. and she'll consider it appropriately. i think that's where we find ourselves right now. >> firstly, i a

jason. what did you find? >> we found this knife right here, which is is a replica of a gerber mark 1 that's designed for one purposenly. that's designed to cut and to kill. what we found extremely interesting, even though it fit the criteria of the wounds on ron goldman, we found that the butt of the knife had been in fact removed and wax poured inside. we took it to the gentleman considered the expert in the field of knives and gunshot knife wounds. he compared it to the laceration on the top of nicole's skull and it matched. >> alisyn: that is fascinating. so what would jason simpson motive be here. >> he was supposed to come to the restaurant where acting chef. first time put on his performance. not like his dad running up and counsel the field. he was going to be able to show off his talents of his grandfather being a chef. never showed up. you don't do that to somebody taking depakote. the fact he was taking 5 milligrams a day. >> alisyn: in other words, he was medicated for what was his disorder? >> weapon, it says procedures but it was for res disorder. intermittent res disorder. >> meaning he had anger mana

. >> jason marks, who graduated from a farming program at u.c.- santa cruz, has been one of the farm managers for several years. he says this project symbolizes urban farming in america. and it's a great way for people-- regardless of their income-- to grow organic, healthy food. >> this is urban farming. yeah, this is how we do it. and again, you know, we're growing about 3 tons of food--about 6,000 pounds of food--a year, which could sustain several dozen families. and again it's not like we're producing--we're proud of the amount of food that we produce. but mostly its about showing people how much they can grow in their gwn backyard. >> and i noticed one of my plants had mold this morning. we transplanted it just in time. >> it's a lot of work. and they way that we're able to do it is because we've gct so many volunteers like you saw just planting the trees. this is really popular. every weekend we've got literally dozens of people who come out herend volunteer. and so, that's how we run this garden is through volueer labor. >> yeah. yeah. i like this farm so much since all these