morgan to blountwho in turn passed money and gifts to langford. >> i can't say that j.p.morgan paid bribes. certainly didn't pay any bribes to... to larry. now, what j.p. morgan did is they paid some benefits to bill blount. is it bribery, is it undue influence, is it good or is it not good? it depends on the situation. but certainly it's at least got the potential for corruption. >> narrator: in 2010, langford went to jail on charges of bribery and fraud. he is currently serving a 15-year sentence. langford's friend bill blount cooperated with authorities and is serving four and a half years. j.p. morgan settled with the sec for $25 million and was ordered to forgive the county fees totaling $697 million. charles lecroy was sentenced to three months in jail after a similar deal in philadelphia. >> jefferson county, alabama, was going to teach america how to use swaps and derivatives. now it's running out of money. >> narrator: in november 2011, after years of corruption and mismanagement, jefferson county filed the largest municipal bankruptcy in u.s. history. >> ...mark

maybe the bad representative james lankford representative langford l g b t workers should not be protected from workplace discrimination because homosexuality is a choice and something that can be changed but marcus bachmann apparently langford is unaware that the american medical association the american psychological association and countless other accredited groups concluded that being gay is not a choice members of the community have just as much of a right to a respectful workplace as anyone else and representative langford needs to realize that and the very very ugly john derbyshire derby shire is the former national review contributor who was fired last month for publishing a racist article well he didn't learn his lesson in a column for a white nationalist website derbyshire phrase white supremacy and its contributions to the world he said were it's a promo see innocence of a society which key decisions are made by white europeans as one of a better arrangement history has come up with. i don't even want to continue with john derbyshire very very strong support for. what our foundi

this is james langford of oklahoma. look at that picture. that's all you have to do.rotecting gays from workplace discrimination. homosexuality is a choice and you should be able to fire them. keep that in mind, look at this guy's face. remind yourself what your country will look like. mitt romney in the white house. >> kimberly: that is not very nice. now sad topic when you eat, fat reaches your waist three hours after a big meal. put that down. >> eric: three hours? >> kimberly: three

langford, aye. miss black, aye. mr. rible, aye. mr. flores, aye. mr. mull vainy, mr. hulscamp, aye. mr. young, aye. mr. amash. mr. okita. aye. mr. guinta, aye. mr. woodall, aye. mr. van hollen. no. miss schwartz, no. miss kaptur. mr. dogget. mr. blumenauer. miss mccallum, no. mr. yarmulth, no. mr. pascrell. mr. honda. mr. ryan. miss wasserman schultz. no. miss moore. miss castor, no. mr. shuler, no. miss bass, no. miss bonamici, no. mr. mullvainy, aye. mr. amash, aye. mr. chairman. >> aye. >> mr. chairman, on that vote the ayes are 21, the noes 9. >> the motion is agreed to. the sequester replacement act is reported to the house of representati representatives. i note a quorm is present. >> thank you. i ask unanimous consent that the chairman be tlorsed to go to conference and file a conference report pursuant to clause 3 of house rule 19 and the staff be authorized to make any ness sar technical and conforming corrections prior to filing the bills and the motion be considered to be reconsidered laid on the table. >> without objection so ordered. that concludes the procedural busine

langford sees it deployed during high speed pursuits or hostage incidents. >> law enforcement, scientific applications we see coming up. real transformation as the technology moves out of the military into commercial applications. >> reporter: its creators say it is only a matter of time until the eye in the sky during a beltway backup is coming from a drone. jackie benson, news 4. >> the man accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend will remain in jail until he can undergo mental compa tense comp hearing. police found the woman's body in the back of a car in district heights last friday stabbed to death. >> now we will never have the opportunity to meet the child and to jazmine's bright smile and witty sense of humor. we want justice for our family. she did not deser off ve to los life. mont g montgomery county schools are on the defensive after an out of town paper raised questions of cheating to raise test scores. it exposed corrupt leaders in atlanta. the superintendent says this report is way off the mark. angie goff has details. >> reporter: highland elementary in silver spring one

langford says he sees police using it in dangerous situations such as high-speed pursuits and hostagets. i'm intrigued. >> you are? >> i'd be interested in seeing more if they try it here. >> all right. let's check the forecast. meteorologist tom kierein telling bus rain already. -- telling us about rain already. >> reporter: the streets and sidewalks getting wet. in washington, sprinkles maybe coming down on the mall. that's a live view from the h.d. city camera. 61 and cloudy at reagan national. a light breeze. very gentle this morning. and we have that area of rain moving in from the west. if you're traveling, about to head to the airports early this morning, there might be flight delays, st. louis to little rock, a cluster of thunderstorms there. later today, no flight delays, just minor delays from the rain between washington and boston this morning. yes, the rain is beginning to move in from the west. all this moving color is rain. the areas in yellow, they had been producing thunder and lightning. now that is dissipating, getting showers in leesburg to frederick, montgomery cou

langford. >> thank you. it is interesting in my state that the president recently came to oklahoma, stood in curbing, oklahoma in front of a bunch of empty green oil pipes and celebrated increased domestic production, but at the same time we're talking about while we're increasing domestic production on private land, trying to now raise taxes on them, which will slow down domestic production on private land. increasing jobs in american energy is a good thing for us, and we don't need to say, okay, we can either have jobs in energy or we can have this. we need to be able to find a way to do both, and the way you do that is through increased efficiency. i understand the optics are good to say that the republicans are against children and women and elderly but they are for energy companies. just the facts don't line up with that. the facts really are that, yeah, we don't have a problem with domestic energy production. we do like to see lower prices at the gas, at the pump. we think that it does disproportionate

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langford says he sees other groups using it including scientists and news crews. >>> now to breakingews in the district. we've been staying on top of this this morning. two people dead from separate stabbings overnight. the latest at an intersection that closed near the -- had an interesting ending near the intersection of 5th avenue and 5th street and florida avenue in northwest. news4's tracee wilkins live on the scene for us. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. let me show you what's happening now with the crews trying to get the light that was struck in the midst of this very strange accident on to the back of their truck here. and they're going to make repairs here to try and get that light replaced here in the 500 block of florida avenue. this is basically what happened. a car lost control, crashed here at the tavern. let me show you video of what it looked like a while ago. the person inside of the car, a man, had been stabbed, fatally stabbed. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. now police are investigating. they've wrapped up the scene. they've towed the

langford here says he sees police using it in dangerous situations like high-speed pursuits and hostageuations. just go to our facebook page here and let us know what you think about maybe a new way for big brother to be watching. >> tv producers recently crashed a boeing 727 all in the name of science. the discovery channel says it's part of a documentary series called "curiosity." the jet was deliberately crashed into the mexican desert. no passengers were on the plane. instead it was packed with crash test dummies. cameras recorded the crash from inside the plane on the ground from other planes and from ejecting -- the ejecting pilot's helmet. no damages or injuries occurred. >> wow. >>> you want to check your dog food before feeding your pet breakfast this morning. diamond pet foods is recalling dry dog food because of salmonella concerns. that food was sent to stores in maryland and in virginia. this recall involves diamond puppy formula in 40, 20, and eight-pound bags. so far, no dogs have been reported sick. that dog food was made in the same plant in south carolina that's been l

langford says he sees other groups using the aircraft. including scientists and even news crews. >>> well in news for your health today, it's the age-old question, should women in their 40s routinely get mammograms to detect breast cancer? two new studies say yes. mammograms in your 40s have been debated due to a large number of false positives that could lead to unnecessary and expensive treatments. now researchers say the benefits from getting a mammogram every two years outweigh the risks. >> the risks themselves are radiation. because every time you get a mammogram, it is a radiation risk. the fact that they'll find a false positive. something that's there, that isn't to be worried about, but is going to lead to a biopsy. increased money spent, pain to the patient, et cetera. but if you pick up a cancer earlier and you can find someone in their 40s, perhaps that's worth it. >> the studies say women with a family history of breast cancer or extremely dense breast tissue should start getting regular screenings earlier. >>> it's now 11:4

the good men and women of the utility workers union under president michael langford delivering vitalure. you bet. now will, i've got a bone to pick with you right away. i'm a little upset about this. i wanted you to know i picked up yesterday a copy a print copy of politico, okay. you're in town because you're appearing at the comedy theatre correct? riot act. >> bill: okay. tonight, tomorrow night and saturday for those -- anybody in the washington, d.c. metropolitan area. so this says -- this ad for will durst, the country's premier political satirist and it says here he has appeared on late night with dade letterman comedy central, hbo and show time. what are we? >> you were a radio show. people don't listen to the radio anymore. >> get out! thanks for being here. [ laughter ] >> bill: next time are you telling us, it will say current tv. >> "full court press." >> definitely. >> bill: i just want to be sure of that. okay. the other thing i want you to know is you have your fan club, okay. we already have -- i have this e-mail this morning from melanie miller in weaverville califor

good men and women of the utility workers union under president michael langford providing a brighterfor us well. their website, check them out at uwua.net. we have been talking about the news from the census bureau that the united states is well on its way now to becoming a minority majority majority. we will go back to your calls at 866-55-press. first wanted to check in on the latest political news with the senior political reporter, john ward, good friend of the program. john, good morning. >> hey, bill. good morning. happy friday. >> all right. happy friday. first i want to ask you about the "new york times," this explosive story that joe rickets was going to launch his own super p.a.c. all based on president obama's then barack obama's relationship with jeremiah wright. what happened to that whole thing? blew up yesterday? hum? >> yeah. now that it's out there, they obviously aren't going to touch it. it's kind of hard probably without a little bit more information to know whether they would have gone with it. i don't know. i have to say, you know, fred davis is the guy whether