. ♪ >> reporter: tech sergeant grant langford has played saxophone in the band for five years. his second inauguration. >> nothing is more patriotic than marching and playing sousa. as soon as the crowd hears it, you hear the cheers. i guess people know that that's the american almost theme song. >> reporter: this will be the band's 16th inaugural parade. the first was for harry truman in 1949. how hard was it to get into the band? >> it's an audition process and it's very competitive. >> reporter: a new member can join only if someone leaves or retires. unlike most military assignments, this one is permanent. before joining the air force, langford spent eight years playing with top jazz bands including the count bassie orchestra. he even recorded a christmas album with tony bennett. >> why did you make the change? >> i made the change because it was a great opportunity to continue my musicianship and play and serve the country. >> reporter: sergeant langford also serves his community, volunteering in an air force mentoring program with 11-year-old dontrelle parsons. what's it

sergeant grant langford has played saxophone in the band for five years.second inauguration. >> nothing is more patriotic than marching and playing souza. as soon as the crowd hearing it you hear the cheers because people know that that's-- you know, that's the american almost theme song. >> reporter: this will be the band's 16th inaugural parade, the first was for harry truman in 1949. how hard was it to get in the band? >> it's an audition process, and it's very competitive. >> reporter: a new member can join only if someone leaves or retires, unlike most military assignments, this one is permanent. before joining the air force, langford spent eight years playing with top jazz bands including the count basey orchestra. he even recorded a christmas album with tony bennett. why did you make the change gimade the change because it was-- it was a great opportunity to, you know, continue my musicianship and to play and to serve the country. >> reporter: sergeant langford also serves his community, volunteering in an air force mentoring program with 11-year-ol

. >> sergeant langford also serves his community mentoring 11-year-old parson. young drummer hopes to some day follow in langford's footsteps by one day also playing in the inaugural parade. >>> several hundred thousand people are streaming into washington this weekend. and when they leave, they'll leave behind tons of trash and debris. workers are already out this weekend clearing away trash near the national mall and downtown area. inauguration organizers are hoping to make this year one of the greenest ever. materials will be recycled, including leftover food scraps and manure left behind by horses in the parade. officials are hoping for more than symbolism during president barack obama's second term. this week the president agreed to put the no taxation without representation tags back on the white house limos after refusing to do so in his firstterm. city leaders call it a small but important step. they want to remind all who see the parade pavilion, d.c. residents do not have two voting senators and a voting representative on capitol hill. >> we hope it si

steve langford shows us whh they stay in new york.s become freezy point as one local puts it. post of those wittout heet here caa no longer survive these brutal temperatures.but there remain a hardy few. an eleccric heater and tww &pcomforters and an afghan to here watching her pareets' 3 home during this cruul ccld snap. "freezing!"the gas linn to the home still isn't right, so the furnace won't wwrk. there's a propane heater in the basement and this mulholland won'ttrun them at night. "you have no hoice"the endless repair calls just won't get answered unlesss then you haav to ait again so - you have no choice." "and on a day as bitterly cold as this... wwuld you know ... there are still volunteers coming out here to the rockaways to helpp" ""t doesn'' matter if it's waam or cold out we're hereeto help." these are just some of the volunteers from fordham university in brrezy point ttis weekendd"people are really grateful thhy keep thanking us."the ooerwhelming show of ffrce from volunneers here over the past three months, perhappsthe

they threw your man out of a pub in langford street an hour ago and put him in a taxi home. teresa. [ ♪ suspenseful interlude ♪ ] jimmy! jimmy kilfeather get out here now! bless me, father for i have sinned. it's a week since my last confession, father. my name is mairie kilfeather. you don't have to tell me. i think i do. mairie! there's no rush. [ knock at door ] my ribs hurt. i should have seen the doctor, i know, but -- mairie! i went to the house and he came home and and he wanted chips and i went to the cupboard and there was no oil. i'd forgotten the oil. what could i do but melt some fat? but he didn't want chips made with fat. mairie, are you in here? i tried to explain. then he started to beat me. i tell you, father i could have put up with the beatings but it was when the hot fat from the pan fell onto my arm, i swear to you, father as god is my witness until th moment, i never meant him any harm. i struck him with the pan. i struck him. i mean, i really struck him. and he fell. and i struck him again. and -- and he got up -- and i hit him again. and he got up on

republican congressman james langford of oklahoma. new congress is sworn in tomorrow. you're going to be the chairman of the house republican committee. you are in leadership. as you just heard dana lay out, john boehner could lose just because of the way the math works. if just 17 republicans vote against him. do you support john boehner? >> i do, actually. i just walked out of that meeting she just referenced saying it was an internal procedure. there was actually no conversation at all of any type about a lack of support for john boehner. >> let me just understand why that is though because in the recent key moments of leadership, john boehner has not been able to deliver, right? there was the plan b right before christmas. that he was going to put out and couldn't even get back to the floor for his own party and then in the fiscal cliff deal, he was the guy getting the deal, wasn't able to get it down. then senator mcconnell had to step in. if john boehner couldn't get that done, why is he going to be speaker? >> here's the challenge of it. the house passed sequest

for more honest and republican congressman james langford of obama. welcome back to the show.> thank you. glad to be with you. gerri: the cbo is saying that we are on track to rack up our fifth year of a trillion dollar plus debt, and already deficits and this year alone the fiscal year alone, $2,903,000,000,000 in deficits just in this first quarter. tell me, can the american people trust congress to fix this problem with a -- fix the fiscal cliff and deal with the debt ceiling? >> the fiscal clefted not fix the debt, and that was the big debate during the fiscal of conversation. is this affecting tax policy or is this about trying to pixar debt and deficit. there was a group that said let's fix the tax policy in deal with the deficit later. as supporters sang, we must deal with the debt and deficit which is the bigger issue. gerri: you voted against it. >> i did. gerri: what can we do about this? what can we do about this? >> well, we have three things. people will hear them thrown together by the senate and presidency, but there are really three different distinctly differe

the cause of gun violence remains a complex issue but here is representative james langford, republican of oklahoma, and his theory of causation. have a listen. >> we overmedicate kids. quite frankly, some of the overmedication of those kids is because welfare moms want to get additional benefits and if they can put them ons si through maintenance drugs they can put them on social security disability and get a separate check. that is wrong on every single level. >> how long will it be before these guys blame welfare recipients for the outbreak of flu or hurricane sandy? >> i mean, shame on him is what i say. because more than anything what he said is absolutely right in the sense there's disproportionate effects of gun violence in inner cities and across the border. if you want to go into communities that recognize the importance of having some sort of gun violence prevention, tough talk to those constituencies. otherwise, you're basically working out of -- without knowing exactly the repercussions that's happening in these communities. but let's talk a little bit about what's happening

significant improvements, including a proposal from the chairman of the republican policy committee, james langford from oklahoma, to identify duplicative programs and examine the usefulness of existing government programs. this will help insure hard- working taxpayer dollars are not wasted and we remain focused on making the government smarter and more efficient. similarly, to proposals from the channel one from michigan will improve transparency of the legislative process by making it easier to see how proposed legislation would interact with existing law. additional proposals from the republican study committee chairman from a louisiana will help bring more transparency to the regulatory process. american families and small business when -- small businessmen and women already suffer from too much red tape coming out of washington. this will insure the regulatory burden of any proposed bill is part of our deliberations. under the current administration, we have also seen an explosion in spending for welfare programs. for the first time, we will require an annual budget resolution, include informa

congressman james langford from oklahoma. he will pepper him with questions. >> pepper. melissa: i'm going to leave and come back later. it is quarter to. as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange watching delta air lines for us. nicole? >> the transportation index, melissa and lori is doing quite well today. it has done well yesterday and today. delta air lines is right in there. delta air lines is hitting a new 52-week high, up nearly 3% today. up 33 cents at $12.56 a share and this is on come key revenue gauges coming in here for delta. basically they're saying their revenue figure rose 4%. they benefited from strong holiday travel. they have seen their december traffic edging up. so that is good news for them there. so 12% increase in latin american routes. seeing pick up in demand for travel particularly in latin america. back to you. >> nicole, thanks so much. lori: after intense backlash from both sides of the aisle, speaker john boehner, newly-elected speaker john boehner, agreeing to hold a vote tomorrow for the

utility workers' union of america, good men and women of the utility workers under president michael langfordg vital services and a brighter future, you bet. you can find out more about their good work at uwua.net. a little breaking news the white house announcing that this afternoon, president obama is going to sit down with secretary of state hillary clinton for an interview with steve kroft of cbs news that will air sunday night on 60 minutes. it's very unusual. it's for the president and the secretary of state to give an interview together. the first time the president has set done for an interview with anybody, not even with the vice president. sitting down for a joint interview with secretary clinton. i am sure they will cover a lot of the national security issues. he will be asked about benghazi, about the situation in northern africa and hillaryses tenure. >> it's clear he likes doing interviews with steve kroft. >> yes. >> he has done more with him than anybody else. i am not sure what the number is. >> bill: yeah. on a national level certainly. so that should be interesting to watch

significant improvements, including a proposal from the chairman of the republican policy committee, james langford from oklahoma, to identify duplicative programs and examine the usefulness of existing government programs. this will help insure hard- working taxpayer dollars are not wasted and we remain focused on making the government smarter and more efficient. similarly, to proposals from the channel one from michigan will improve transparency of the legislative process by making it easier to see how proposed legislation would interact with existing law. additional proposals from the republican study committee chairman from a louisiana will help bring more transparency to the regulatory process. american families and small business when -- small businessmen and women already suffer from too much red tape coming out of washington. this will insure the regulatory burden of any proposed bill is part of our deliberations. under the current administration, we have also seen an explosion in spending for welfare programs. for the first time, we will require an annual budget resolution, include informa