and today, he drove 230 miles from jersey city, new jersey, to bethesda, maryland, to prove he could do it on one tank of gas. anny hong is live in bethesda where that trip ended minutes ago. hi anny. >> hi lesli. yeah, there he is holding his helmet. his friends are here for support. made this trip in 12 hours. check out his hybrid electric car built in over 18 months. quite an amazing thing he did and the trip he took, which started at 5:30 this morning. here's a look at some of the video of the welcoming he got from all his friends here at georgetown prep. the senior says that there's no radio or music player in his car, but it does meet safety standards in virginia. he did some research and found it goes 35 miles per hour. so he mostly used back roads for this trip that he started early this morning. he even had a web cam hooked up to his car, which can be checked out on his website. >> i think goal completed. we finished with almost a full battery pack. took us about an hour and a half to get out of 15 miles worth of new jersey city and that killed our generator efficiency, but

stay a last-minute rescue for a new jersey city, hours before it runs out of toilet paper. nding needed to buy toilet paper for schools stalled in the city council. this week, one by one, those buildings began running out. lawmakers finally decided to remove some items from the budget but green lighted the money for paper rolls, but they hit a road block. >> once you've bid and given a contract, you can't remove something from a bid. you have to pull it back. and you have to cancel it and you have to rebid it. >> well, the chrys on -- crisis on the hands, the town got a helping hand from peta, who donated six months of free toilet paper. there is a catch, however, every square is printed with an anti-meat message. >> you know that, is a real crisis. and thank you to peta. they get their message across at the same time. >> i guess so. >>> all right. well, we're running out of ways to describe this weather. >>> we will leave it up to bob. to get the first warning weather forecast next. ,,,,,,,,, >>> it's just unbelievable weather. this is may weather. it's dry, sunny. just fan

. >> car wash in jersey city. >> reporter: at 78, wayne polay is back to work. he's a salesman for an outfit that brokers sales of small business in new jersey. were you as well set as you wanted to be as you hit your 60s? >> no, i was not. >> reporter: why not? >> well, for lot of reasons. first of all, a divorce. second of all, i lost some money in the market. >> reporter: then five years ago, he had a stroke. he was out of work for two years, and after relearning how to speak, he came back to work last august. because you had to dig into your savings. >> yes. >> reporter: it gave you the push. >> it gave you pause and you said, whoa. when will i be able to work again? >> reporter: a question more seniorseniors are having to askn if they don't like the answer. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, union, new jersey. >> brown: overseas, now, u.n. arab league envoy kofi annan met with bashar al-assad today in the latest mission attempting to emed the crackdown on syria's citizens who uprising began nearly a year ago. the meeting did not go w

. >> reporter: we went to jersey city and found mario costa, a friend and mentor who first met arturofighter was 17. >> his dream was to become champion. >> reporter: as the years went by, costa says, arturo struggled with debilitating injuries. >> his eyes, the phone rang, he put his phone like this, an inch away from the eye. he got addicted to pain killers: percoset, vicodin, oxy, coke. he was just not himself. the losses were like somebody stabbing him in the back and the knife going through his heart. >> reporter: after a particularly devastating loss in 2005, gatti was hospitalized for an overdose. medical records show the doctors suggested a psychiatric consult. in child support documents, the mother arturo's daughter called it a suicide attempt. >> i told him, i said, "you have to talk to a professional. you have to go to a psychiatrist." >> reporter: another time, costa remembers an inconsolable arturo showing up at his new jersey bar and demanding to borrow his gun. >> he took his finger, like this. he said, "this is what i'm going to do," he shoved it in his mouth. and i fe

. >> reporter: we went to jersey city and found mario costa, a friend and mentor who first met arturoe fighter was 17. >> his dream was to become champion. >> reporter: as the years went by, costa says, arturo struggled with debilitating injuries. >> his eyes, the phone rang, he put his phone like this, an inch away from the eye. he got addicted to pain killers: percoset, vicodin, oxy, coke. he was just not himself. the losses were like somebody stabbing him in the back and the knife going through his heart. >> reporter: after a particularly devastating loss in 2005, gatti was hospitalized for an overdose. medical records show the doctors suggested a psychiatric consult. in child support documents, the mother arturo's daughter called it a suicide attempt. >> i told him, i said, "you have to talk to a professional. you have to go to a psychiatrist." >> reporter: another time, costa remembers an inconsolable arturo showing up at his new jersey bar and demanding to borrow his gun. >> he took his finger, like this. he said, "this is what i'm going to do," he shoved it in his mouth. and i

is the president of the newark, new jersey, city council. telling the associated press he felt an obligation to continue the legacy of his father. his father died in office on march 6th after serving more than two decades in that spot. >>> and french president nicolas sarkozy says authorities are raising the terrorism alert to its highest level across a swath of southern france where a gunman opened fire at a jewish school before fleeing. the attack in toulouse killed three children and a rabbi. the worst ever school shooting in france. one of the weapons used was the same used to kill three paratroopers in two different attacks in the toulouse region last week. at the state department here in washington, d.c., spokeswoman victoria nuland had this. >> we were shocked and saddened to learn of the horrific attack at a jewish school in toulouse, france. we stand with the victims of the attack and offer our condolences to their families and their community. we join the government of france in condemning this unprovoked and vicious act of violenc

is the president of the newark, new jersey, city council. telling the associated press he felt an obligation to continue the legacy

>> she is over in jersey city in my neib.have a report for you on that later. >> i am glad you are neibs. >>

it was followed by new york city and jersey city. >> a new study says depression is common among peopleho have survived a stroke. researchers from duke university medical center found depression affected 18% of stroke patients three months after hospitalization. it also affected 14% of patients who survived what's called a transient escemic attack, also known as a mini stroke. many were not treated with antidepressant therapy. the studies highlight the importance of depression screening among stroke survivors. >>> new research shows a link between alcohol consumption and breast cancer. light drinking increases the disease by 4%. light drinking is defined at one drink or less a day. there's an increased relative risk compare would not drinking at all. >> $540 million. that's what all these people are lined up for. their chances to win the largest lottery jackpot in history. >> back here in 10 minutes. live storm tracker show s some green on it. there's rain ahead your way this weekend. in... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassin

>> she is over in jersey city in my neib.have a report for you on that later. >> i am glad you are neibs. >> bye, andy. kailey, a pleasure. bill schulz, tom, dislietful. delight will. i shall stair a

keep in mind that cloudy as over new jersey -- atlantic city is only 49 degrees. dover air force base is only 61. you get to the 70's as you get closer to the bay and across the bay. gaithersburg, almost 80 degrees. rainy and cloudy, with temperatures in the 60's. east winds are holding the high temperatures short in atlantic city. here are these thunderstorm cells off to the west. the trajectory is to push them to the south. there are the east winds. here is the cold front. the warm air has been pushed a little farther west. we are right under that front right now. those of you in northeast maryland and eastern shore may not warm up quite as much as everybody else. the real rainmaker is going to be this cold front in iowa and illinois it, coming out of the great lakes. this is a little complex that warmed up in the warm air. this will be ahead of this cold front to the west of us. a big chunk of the nation is very warm in the noon hour today. or cloudiness and rain chance is to the west of us. some of that is going on right now. it might get a little closer to us

a two-year-old fell out a second floor window at a home in jersey city.e is the boy's father. >> he probably thought he heard his mom. >> a neighbor saw it happen. >> like a flash of something. i just like saw something rolling off the window. >> police say it looks like an accident but they are investigating. the boy is in the hospital with head injuries. >>> minnesota. no card playing for a group of women south of minneapolis. they call this granny basketball. they say the rules are a little different but as you can see there is still a lot of talent on that hardwood floor. and that is the fox watch across america. >>> billions of dollars for the l.a. dodgers. some investors just spent a record amount of cash to buy the struggling baseball team. but magic johnson got in on the action. that's next. >>> plus, you could set a record by snagging the biggest lottery jackpot our nation has ever known. keep in mind you are still more likely to become president of the united states without running like newt gingrich. kidding. it's coming up. hang on. network is

. >> london, france, new jersey, kansas city, l.a., go to and have a live meeting with me. >> you don'tor like an over the hill tv host looking to start his rap career? >> that boat sailed. >> i can do something. >> i heard you got obama rap. >> i got political rap. i could bring back dr. jeckyll. >> you could bring back public enemy. >> another opportunity you've taken up is the radio. >> yes, i have a radio show on 98.7. >> champagne and bubbles sunday with andre harrell, 98.7, kiss fm. >> what makes you sit every sunday to do a radio show? >> all the information i'm able to give my artists to get them to stand up strong and walk and run, i felt like i should be telling the whole city this or the whole nation this. i play the classic 90s music and all the new stuff. >> 98.7 kiss fm, that was 112 with only you. >> in the midst of all your success you suddenly had a major health crisis. what happened? >> i had an infection in my blood that got to my heart. so when i went to the hospital, i went to my -- they performed surgery. it was scary but i wasn't in pain. i started texting my frie

department, from what can we do to help these communities, state budget cuts have caused other cities in new jersey to close their police forces at alarming rates. a third of the police force in camden. over 100 -- terminations of in. december, i wrote asking if you wouldvi resources, could provide federal resources to assist our ailing cities. and i am pleased -- general, to department of justice budget it planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> well, we are certainly making sure that in terms of cops grants we do the best that we can there. i think we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that, i spoke to the mayor of camden, at a reception, saw her. we have certainly, with regard to camden, in 2011, made available officers, $3.79 million. 2010, 19 officers, and we'll be looking at that kind of year. we certainly are putting into new jersey and in other places task forces, so, helping to the extent that we, that we can. as well. there are a variety of ways in which the federal government can help given the economic situation that m

conspirator in 9/11, met with his conspirators in newark and even the van they rented, they rented in jersey cityit isn't -- i know they want to say, it's profiling and they haven't used that word yet. but boy, are they dying to. the aclu may have used it already. but it's really, really quite amazing when you see a gangup by the media. >> liz, fascinating and we will continue. good to see you as always. that's it for us on this very busy sunday morning. >> keep it here on fox newschannel. up next, we send you to washington and shannon bream. with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. but also a caring touch. you learn to get a feel for the trouble spots. to know its wants... its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. forty years ago, he wasn't looking for financial advice. back then, he had something more important to do. he wasn't focused on his future but fortunately, somebody else was. at usaa we provide retirement planning for our military, veterans and their families. now more than ever, it's important to get financial advice from p

. >>> there's a totally different problem in trenton, new jersey. cityith a toilet paper shortage. they have enough to deal with until friday. disagreement between the mayor and the city council. they're refusing to sign a $42,000 contract to buy more supplies. >>> now on to dayton, ohio. president obama and british prime minister cameron will get in a little march madness. they'll conduct a joint interview during halftime during the game. president obama has a bracket challenge on his campaign website. no word if cameron's picks. the visit will get serious tomorrow when the two discuss afghanistan and syria. >>> so with all that march madness talk, are you filling out your bracket? if so, why not go ahead and go head to head with me or my team? we have our picks in. go online to cnn.com/brackets and join the march madness. >>> all right. will today's contest down south do what super tuesday couldn't? up next, the fight for mississippi and alabama. will they make it a two-man race. >>> now football. mitt romney fumbles his way back in to an out of touch

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base jumpers took a plunge off the roof of a 43-story casino in atlantic city, new jersey.h, my goodness. unlike some gamblers, luck was on their side, because the jump went off without a hitch. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is meteorologist bill karins with a look at the forecast. is that something you would ever do? >> no. i don't like going through the crosswalks in new york city. >> i hear you on that. >> no risk for life. >>> yesterday, the top of the show we brought you amazing pictures of the system we were tracking. pretty impressive for a late february tornado outbreak. of course now into march and where the tornado season begins in the deep south but you don't usually expect it across areas of the middle of the country. 30 preliminary reports of tornadoes. already about 20 have been confirmed by the national weather service that actually gone out there and gave us a specific on the wind the worst of was definitely here the one in southern illinois. this was an ef-4 tornado which is incredibly strong for this time of year and winds

sense that this kid from the back woods of arkansas compared to a lot of you from new york and jersey, big cityholics. did you think he was on the road to something big politically? >> i thought he would be a huge success and probably in politics or government. maybe law. as for being president you never know who is going to -- there's so many slips between the lip for that and so many careers. but i always thought he would be a successful person. >> long before he ever ran for national office, bill clinton made his mark running for class office at georgetown university. look at this clinton campaign flyer. he had one big loss. the key to bill clinton is his comebacks. he runs for student council, gets his ass kicked by a nobody. >> last year. >> not by nobody, but -- >> runs for congress. loses. runs for governor, gets defeated for re-election. gets a terrible speech at convention and comes back on the johnny carson show. gets impeached, comes back and very popular as president. what is this about? >> this comes from virginia. you have six pieces of news, five are bad, one are good. you go wit

base jumpers took a plunge off the roof of a 43-story casino in atlantic city, new jersey.nlike some gamblers, luck was on their side, because the jump went off without a hitch. thank goodness for that. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the forecast. >> those pictures amazing considering it was leap day, last day of february, but it shows you when we haven't had much of a winter the warm air is already in place. we're going toet severe storms. another outbreak coming to the same areas on friday. so recapping this event, it really went from fleb ska, kansas, through missouri, hard hit through branson and hard hit in southern illinois and yesterday afternoon, those storms meant business throughout areas of kentucky and tennessee. the strongest storm was the one we showed you the pictures. winds 180 miles per hour through harrisburg, illinois, rare this time of year to see an ef-4 tornado, the scales goes from ef-0 to ef-5 which removes everything in its path. that storm is gone. lingering with our storm in the

base jumpers took a plunge off the roof of a 43-story casino in atlantic city, new jersey. unlike some gamblers, luck was on their side. the jumps went off without a hitch. >>> now for a look at the national weather,nbc meteorologist bill karins. lots of severe weather out there. >> last year we had those billion dollar weather disasters, including the joplin tornado, the one that went through tuscaloosa, birmingham. last year out of all the weather events that we had, the one that got most peoples attention was the tornado season. we were hoping not to repeat that this spring and summer, we're not off to a great start this is what happened in the last 24 to 36 hours, about 30 preliminary reports of tornadoes. already 20 of those have been confirmed. the weather service has people out in the field who make sure they are real tornadoes. 12 fatalities, over 100 injured. we had the first february tornado in nebraska the branson, missouri tornado. the one that really stands out was the ef4 tornado. they upped the winds now to 180 miles per hour. that was the max winds with this

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state budget cuts that cause newark, camden and other cities in new jersey to cut their police force at alarming rates. a third of the police force in camden. over 100 terminations of police officers in newark. in december i wrote asking if you would provide federal resources, could provide federal resource to assist our ailing cities, and i am pleased, general, to see an increase in the budget for cops' grants. is the department of justice planning other steps that we can use to help protect new jersey from violent crime? >> we're certainly making sure in terms of cops grants to do the best that we can there. i think we have a substantial amount of money in the budget. i note that, for instance -- i just spoke to the mayor of camden, i was at a reception. we certainly with regard to camden in 2011 made available moneys to hire 14 officers,s 3ds.79 million. 2010, 19 officers, $4.2 million. and we'll be looking at that kind of unique situation again this year. we certainly are putting into new jersey and in other places task forces so the dea, acf, fbi are helping to the extent that w

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jersey. just across the river from new york city.of the show we told you about the michigan republican party's decision to award its two at large delegates to mitt romney changing it al t allotment from a 15-15 split between romney and santorum, which santorum called a victory, to a 16 to 14 edge to romney. tell your friends that mitt romney spent an estimated $266,875 per delegate in michigan while rick santorum got his 14 delegates for the bargain price of $164,286 apiece. romney and his super pac outspent santorum and friends by almost two to one in michigan. >>> so why are we here at fort lee high school? it's been a highly regarded high school and good district with a diverse population of kids for decades but had fallen short a bit of its reputation with test scores down. a new crop of administrators came in to right the ship and sold a new and occasionally unpopular message to the school. >> fort lee, new jersey, the first town you hit when you cross over the hudson river from new york city on the george washington bridge. and

jersey. congressman payne was born and raised in the city of newark but his influence after 40 years in public service spread to northern ireland, darfur and somalia and served as the ranking democrat on the foreign affairs subcommittee on africa, global health and human rights and as the foreperson on the malaria caucus. they offered a resolution in his honor and came to the floor to pay tribute to their friend and colleague. sorrow that i inform the house that our dear friend and kohl leg, don payne, has passed. he had colon cancer. in a few moments a privileged resolution will be offered on the floor that recognizes and honors his extraordinary man who dedated his entire life to public service. a man who made a significant difference in the lives of many in his district, in our state, in the nation, and in the world. elected in 1988 after first serving as a councilman and he section county free holder, this high school teacher coach turned politician went on to be the first african-american to ever serve in congress from the state of new jersey. don fought tenaciously to combat the hiv-aids

>>guest: for, crime doesn't step because we have a river in between us and jersey city and newark oronnecticut. when you are in the nypd and in new york city police department you are in the crosshairs of every single terrorist an the world. we know this from intelligence we is gathered from guantanamo bay so the actual attacks that have been attempted on new york city since 9/11. >>alisyn: it is not exact like terrorists respect city limits. and borders. and we fund out during all this the nypd has detectives in 11 differentties around the world. >>guest: 11 countries. around the world. so when the bombing happened in england during the summer a couple of years ago the new york city police department and law enforcement ages around the country because of the new york city police department had real time intelligence if an hour of the bombings become to the miss department. >>alisyn: the nypd has stepped 14 terror strikes in new york city since 9/11, some with the help of astute street vendors but they have been on it. why with the attorney general call what they are doing "disturbin

the grammy singer will perform three concerts in new jersey at atlantic city's rebel resort.ates of may 25th through may 27th, memorial day weekend. the premiere of the $2.4 billion resort there. tickets go on sale april 6th. beyonce gave birth to her first child in january. she is of course married to rapper jay-z. >> i didn't recognize her with the dark hair. looks great. >> she does. >>> they're back. mtv announced today that snooki and crew will be back for a sixth season of "the jersey shore." according to the cable network all the housemates will return including snooki who recently announced she is pregnant. "jersey shore" has been one of the highest rated shows on tv since it first hit the airwaves in 2009. >>> the box office is jumping. things aren't very rosey for one talk show host. >> and discussion about george clooney's arrest here in washington on friday. here with the details is billy bush with "access hollywood." >> hey, billy. >> hey, ladies. well, nicollette sheridan wanted $6 million for wrongful termination and the judge has issued a mistrial. so everybod

cambridge massachusetts comes in first followed by the city new jersey, berkeley comes in 5th. and if you walk in san francisco, you get into real good cardioshape because there are some serious hills. >> that is whys so smart. >> yesterday, they can appeal it? >> who is it? >> cafe press. >> bay area company? >> yes. >> thank you, pam. i missed it, i was doing some traffic working here. let's look at what we have with the roads. i was looking at the bay bridge as a matter of fact and watching the backup grow over the last 15 minutes. it is still a typical commute and there is nothing out of the ordinary. the winds by the bridge are not significant so you better be ready. there will be some delays today. more like 45 minutes unlike the other day where we had almost four hour delays. compared to four hours, 45 minutes seems like a breeze. moving -- moving a long, before the pound 5el 0 in dublin that has been cleared, 6:49 let's go to -- 6:39 let's go to steve. >>> cloudy skies, temperatures today will be mild to warm for some. clouds sun mild to warm, mostly cloudy, rain to the

and then mosque crawlers spied on muslims in new york city and new jersey in colleges up and down thetactics. an op ed article saying its time to police the nypd. the u.s. attorney general has voiced concern. kelly said that he's reading the wrong stories. >> eric holden said he only knows whey read in the newspaper. so it does come back to the associated press. eric holder had not gotten any n, but he said that he was disturbed by what you he read in the newspapers. >> matt, thank you for your time tonight. >> keith, great to be back. >> commissioner kelly claims the department of justice and the hand shoe consent decree give the nypd its authority to spy on whoever it wants and accuses the associated press of not doing research. what is mentioned in the sand hadshoe consent decree. the guidelines stem from a lawsuit that goes all the way back to nypd spying on political dissidents. the rules were relaxed after 9/11 at the city's request. and commissioner kelly may be right, the monitoring of public events, going to public meetings visiting public restaurant and monitoring through th

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the payne family occupies a fabled position in the history of newark, new jersey's largest and greatest city. the whole family has been involved in public service and, of course, congressman payne's public service here is of almost a quarter century duration. congressman payne succeeded congressman raoux dino, the -- rudino, the distinguished chairman of the house judiciary committee at the time of watergate, well-known in american history. congressman rodino succeeded congressman hartley who was the congressman from that part of new jersey for a generation. he, the author, with senator taft of the taft-hartley act. and so over the course of the 20th century in the district that has been represented by congressman payne for a quarter century, the providence of that district is fred hartley, a republican of the taft-hartley act, peter rodino, the distinguished chairman of the judiciary committee during watergate, and now for 24 years, donald payne. the character of this district is the character of this nation and certainly the character of the great city of newark over the course of the 20th

. >> reporter: hearts are beating faster in new jersey's capitol city. fear. the headlines spell out the danger of paper shortage. [screaming] >> reporter: yes, that kind of paper. really? >> that's what i said, really? arguing about toilet paper. it's sad, its sad for the city. >> reporter: a squabble among city councilmembers have left this as few of the remaining squares to spare in all of the municipal building. i was taken to city hall's secret basement storage room shocking devoid of comfort giving toilet paper. >> it's eupl bar ration, and the residents and employees deserve better. >> reporter: these right here look like mop heads. >> yes. >> reporter: that won't help us. >> that is not going to help us. >> reporter: that won't replace toilet paper in a real society. >> exactly. >> reporter: the council has twice voted down the purchase of back up ticket. some were concerned about, wait for it a $4,000 purchase of disposable coffee cups with handles. >> there is no doubt that there was stealing going on here in the city of trenton too with the wo

czech peak region, virginia, jersey shore, new york city. >> suarez: are there big population centers. as you mentioned new york city, let's use new york as an example. it's not a place that we think of as being flat or low lying. if the water rose a couple inches in the next several years, what would it leave a place like that vulnerable to? >> yes. well what sea level disl doest raises the launching pad for coastal storm. manlt is vulnerable to coastal storm. new york hars harbor is shaped a angle. if a storm hits at the wrong annal there is the possibility of a storm surge into lower manhattan and fill the subway system much of which is below sea level and disable it. as the sea level continues to rise. the odds of that kind of event continues to increase and one day instead of meeting a category three hurricane, we might instead just need a category two hurricane and so forth. >> suarez: so if i understand you correctly, on normal days a lot of these places with the regular tides and prevailing winds wouldn't be in trouble but if there is a severe weather event, they're in big tro

come into the city from jersey or connecticut or anywhere get blown out of your mind and wander around in the morning. you are going to get hurt. they went after me for criticizing her. i wasn't doing that i was doing a cautionary tale which is exactly what you are doing. i am absolutely and i don't care about the criticism. i can handle an avalanche of tweets and facebook postings, from i have been around forever. people know i'm the one that punched out the kkk and the neo nazis. >> i don't intend to. but i am ignoring or i am taking their criticism and putting it aside because i don't care about it because i care about saving the lives of minority. >> your advice, my advice was good advice. >> people take you at what you look like. it is unfortunate. if you dress like a wanna be gangster. some knuckle head is going to take you at your word and the tragedy will result. >> bill: we have a minute. whitney houston no surprise we said this from the very beginning her death was drug-involved. they literally found her with a pharmacy in her body. results came out last night. right? >> this

come into the city from jersey or connecticut or anywhere get blown out of your mind and wander aroundmorning. you are going to get hurt. they went after me for criticizing her. i wasn't doing that i was doing a cautionary tale which is exactly what you are doing. i am absolutely and i don't care about the criticism. i can handle an avalanche of tweets and facebook postings, from i have been around forever. people know i'm the one that punched out the kkk and the neo nazis. >> i don't intend to. but i am ignoring or i am taking their criticism and putting it aside because i don't care about it because i care about saving the lives of minority. >> your advice, my advice was good advice. >> people take you at what you look like. it is unfortunate. if you dress like a wanna be gangster. some knuckle head is going to take you at your word and the tragedy will result. >> bill: we have a minute. whitney houston no surprise we said this from the very beginning her death was drug-involved. they literally found her with a pharmacy in her body. results came out last night. right? >> this is bigg