and then you floor it and then it just launches on the last amber. >> lizzie's qualifying run earlier in the day in her beloved blue camaro goes off without a hitch. she's interviewed by the track's cameraman. >> that was fun! >> yeah? it looked fun. >> i had a great time. >> good deal. >> but in lizzie's first official race of the day, things go wrong in a hurry. >> i felt the car a little bit drag to the right and it took a hard left and kind of went from there. i won't forget that one second of it just because everything kind of started slowing down. then i felt the car lift up and i see the wall, like, and sparks flying. i didn't know where is this car going to go, flip over? i just had to brace for impact and wait until it comes to a stop. once it came on its four wheels again, and i just felt relieved. >> you okay, dude? you okay, girl? >> and bummed because i wanted to continue racing that race. and thankful the car actually lifted up that way because i could have hit right into that wall and could have been really bad. >> in spite of becoming airborne, lizzie walks away withou

he did leave that on the table, or hand them to lizzie, who is right there by the pillar, or hand them to me. we will make sure that you get notification of that. >> thank you all very much. thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming.

he did leave that on the table, or hand them to lizzie, who is right there by the pillar, or hand them to me. we will make sure that you get notification of that. >> thank you all very much. thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming. and before i be a slave i'll be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free no more violence no more violence no more violence over me over me and before i be a slave i'll be buried in my grave and go home to my lord

that lindsey france is following the celebrations and now joins me live from moscow with the details lizzie how exactly it will today be celebrated. well it's a very exciting day for a lot of people out here not these clocks are around six meters high and weighed nearly eight tons or about to head off celebrations down here in downtown moscow now they are sat across the country in nine cities they're supposed to be set to exactly one year away from february seventh twenty fourteen when the opening ceremonies of these olympic games will kick off another color scheme on all of these boxes glue but here in this clock in moscow is that just outside of red square you guessed it the color scheme on this one is red these celebrations here will kick off right when this countdown starts at eleven am right here and then fortune the south end saw to president putin is meeting with eighty delegation delegations from participating in countries from around the world along with the chief of the international olympic committee now the celebrations there will kick off with the setting of that clock as well

winter olympics giant countdown clocks have started taking in a major cities across the country arches lizzie france has to details. farther to the south zamboni says cyclists are having is in a much bigger way a president who didn't choose his meeting with the cheetah by the international olympic committee along with the seven these delegations are representing their countries participating in the olympics in the then his big celebrations down there in tsotsi kicking off today for his off with the washington highs the palace here and then of course you know gas and it is a big iceberg with some of the leading is ours i love it russian figure skating when i never have it all out for the large fireworks display rover now the hope is that russia will take home good at least eleven or gold medals here by end result two winter olympics and no doubt many experts are saying a wimpy olympics being on home turf or russia will make good just very well carry that off now organizers are saying that even though the it is bent is your business not being spared whatsoever to organize these olympic games at

lindsay in france is following the celebrations and now joins me live from moscow with the details lizzie how exactly will today be celebrated. well it's a very exciting day for a lot of people out here not these clocks are around six meters high and weighed nearly eight tons or about to get down get up celebrations down here in downtown moscow now they are sat across the country in nine cities they're supposed to be set to exactly one year old way from february seventh twenty fourteen when the opening ceremonies of these olympic games will kick off another color scheme on all of these boxes the blue but here to visit clock in moscow is that just outside of red square you. you guessed it the color scheme on this one is red adi's alterations here will pick up right when this countdown starts at eleven am right here and then fortune the south end sought to president putin is meeting with a delegation delegations from participating countries from around the world along with the chief of the international olympic committee now the celebrations there will kick off with the setting of that cloc

lympics giant countdown clocks have started taking in the end of major cities across the country is lizzy france reports from school. several meters high weighing nearly eight tons each now the color scheme on these clocks is blue but as you can imagine since this block here in moscow is set just outside red square it is red farther to the south than on he says like this or having it in a much bigger way president putin is meeting with the chief of the international olympic committee along with a seventy's delegation representing countries participating in the olympics to the then his big celebrations down there and saw cheek kicking off today first off with devotion i say the palace here and then of course you guessed it is a big iceberg portman's with some of the leading this is ours a love of russian figure skating and then the capital with a large fireworks display right now the hope is that russia will take home at least eleven gold medals in the social winter olympics and no doubt many experts are saying with the olympics being on home turf for russia it could just very well carry t

giant counter clocks have started taking in the eight major cities across the country in part is that lizzie france is following the celebrations and now joins me live from moscow with the details lindsey there's been. quite a lot of this to me it is happening already they can you tell us what's going to be celebrated today how today is going to be celebrated. yes i can be a bear of a. man and that is speaking just behind me they are about to kick off enough along here to count down i one year and still these saucy winter olympics with the opening ceremony here begins now there are nine of these clocks several meters high weighing nearly eight tons each now the color scheme on these clocks is blue but as you can imagine since this walk here in moscow is set just outside red square it is red farther to the south zamboni's just like this are happening in a much bigger way a president who didn't achieve his meeting with the cheetah by the international olympic committee along with seventy three delegations representing countries participating in the olympics to the then his big celebrations dow

there's king lizzy, a boutique specializing in urban t-shirts, hats and custom-painted sneakers; a recording studio for budding hip-hop artists; and a business that washes and refills soap and shampoo bottles for hotels. all three provide jobs for at- risk teens and young adults like shevelle walton. >> i was looking for a job probably for, like i say, about a year straight. >> reporter: former futures trader rowan richards started the stewards market six years ago. >> what's the background on that shoe going to be? >> reporter: even though sales topped $50,000 last year, richards says he recently had trouble getting a loan to expand. >> we didn't have enough track record a lot of times, you know, and people didn't fully understand who we were, okay, nonprofit, that's also doing business. "we want to see a little bit. come back and talk to us later." >> reporter: the stewards market eventually got a $50,000 loan thanks to calvert foundation's community investment notes. the notes work like bonds and let individual investors finance a variety of community programs from affordable housing to j

were being flushed around the web almost instantly so much chatter as you'd expect going on about it lizzie france's across all that for us lindsay. a lot has been hitting the internet in recent days regarding the media or some from the merely factual all the way to the out right out rageous such as president putin writing the power of the rock all the way to earth i am getting updates on this right now in the newsroom we'll bring you the very latest in the studio just a couple of minutes good stuff. of course one startling alarming to all who says that nobody actually saw it coming we always think we've got the telescopes trained on the heavens part of this rock was too small with insight into the earth is really good you may wonder why the scientists haven't seen this thing coming after all it was quite a doozy was really large as a matter of fact buzz at the same time the scientists are saying that there's way too many things flying out there in outer space and although this one was a big one they can't really keep track of everything that's coming but seriously this thing weighed more t

winter olympics giant countdown clocks have started taking in a major cities across the country arches lizzie france has the details. farther to the south zamboni says like this or having been a much bigger way a president who didn't choose his meeting with the cheetah by the international olympic committee along with her seventy's her delegation was representing those countries participating in the olympics in the then his big celebrations down there and saw she kicking off today first off with emotion i had palin here and then of course you know gas and it is a big iceberg formants with some of the leading this is ours i love it russian figure skating when i never have it all out for the large fireworks display over now the hope is that russia will take home good at least eleven or gold medals here high end result two winter olympics and no doubt many experts are saying a wimpy olympics being on home turf or russia oh my goodness just very well carry that off now organizers are saying that even though the end is that is your business not being spared whatsoever to organize these olympic gam

foot hole in the icy lake just west of the city for more on international national correspondent lizzie france joined me earlier i started off by asking her what's the latest news coming out of russia and whether there were any deaths. no it's not reported that there are any deaths at this point however twelve hundred people have reportedly sought medical attention two hundred of them are children when those bright flashes of light lit up the sky in chelyabinsk bystanders say that what they heard was something that reminded them of an earthquake also with thunder happening at the exact same time in the force of the blast pushed through windows and it pushed people across their offices it was very shocking people didn't know if it was the end of the world if it was meteorite hitting if it was a bomb people were very very frightened as you can imagine and so there have been a lot of injuries because of this is a mid-size city at least three thousand buildings were were ruined when this when this actually happened the impact sites in the area reportedly there are three of them and at this

jonathanoenig, we are so glad to see him and lizzie wickett mcdonald. >> over trillions of dollars of spending coming do the road over the next decade, this budget takes it in that regard. by the way come in, the rich can organize their own taxes. those that do the scorecard for congress. they routinely miss it year after year. we are $16 trillion in debt. i will tell you something that if you want government-funded green shoots, or you want to trillion companies overseas ck home -- these guys miss it constantly in congress. always messing up from that perspective. >> i feel awkward tensions. >> india. i think you have to be very suspicious about government force. those demanding the product of your labor. that is always the democrats go to when it comes to creating wealth in the country. more taxes, more redistribution, more control. >> we need a rational approach. yes, we need to cut spending. but we are going to have to raise taxes and taxes probably a lot. i'm not saying that the buffett rule is the solution. do we need to look broadly at the whole income tax question. rich people

correspondent lizzie wall digs up what's the latest information on this case liz what you got for us well that's right we reported on monsanto before and the controversy over getting labeling undernet italy modified foods but this time it's a seventy five year old indiana farmer that is up against this enormous agricultural company and it's a case with far reaching implications that has made its way all the way to the supreme court. it's a case of david versus goliath i don't know but i could see nothing what i done was wrong seventy five year old vernon hugh bowman in indiana farmer up against monsanto an agricultural giant that owns more than half of the world's seed market if they don't want me to go to the elevator and buy the grain then then congress should pass a law saying you can't do it the case has come all the way to the supreme court monsanto claims boman violated the company's patent on soybeans genetically modified to resist this weed killer at the heart of the case being considered by the supreme court is just health bar monsanto's pass and can go the company says the

lizzie is a 2-year-old shepherd mix. she was a puppy when she was rescued. aww. >> both dogs have responded to the loving care we have provided them. our caregivers, who are really the people that spend every day with them, both have a lot invested in these girl, and believe that now is the time for them to get a, they say they would be best in a family that did not have children. >> everyone made it out of this townhouse in springfield, virginia, safely this afternoon. as you can see, the home suffered major damage. this fire started about 2:00 this afternoon. at a home on morning dew court. fire officials say the fire was so intense it melt the the vinyl side of the house next to it. no word on what started that fire. >>> drivers are not happy that the price v tolls on virginia's express lane is going up. some commuters are complaining that the price will go up even when there isn't an increase in traffic. tolls are supposed to rise and fall based on congestion. the operator of the express lane says the price is based on constantly changing factors. they s

. >> welcome i am neil cavuto, first my thanks to my colleagues and friends, charles payne and lizzy mcdonald for tir hard work when i was time, time for the notion of king obama to sink in. i know it sounds silly, but what would you call it? president obama has been buying barking off a lot o orders. only last month a federal appeals court said, president exceeded his constitutional powers when he named several people to national lak labor bod while the was on break, the white house insists only thing that president is trying to break is a logjam with the republican, we have these things called branches of government for a reason, so no branch of power is seize government on its open for any reason. tomorrow night, what ran through with or without congress, message to president, just because you can't all ways get what you want is no rean to do whatever the heck you want, whether it is an executive order to slow climate change or push to use drones on american soil. whether americans like it or not, this is not a case of a president misreading an elect, this is a more dangerous case

our own lizzie apparently federal workers aren't doing federal work. we'll get to the bottom of that. we do know that the federal feet warmers are costing $156 million a year and then there is army ranger lucas who says like the billions he says could be saved by cutting overlapping costs by drone technology and electronic warfare. in total more than $479 billion that the government could start cutting right now, that is more than five times the cuts they are screaming about taking effect. first, tom on the unspent dough. congressman, i was surprised to see how much we're talking about? >> yeah, it's remarkable and the american people know this. we have a budget of $3.6 trillion. we've identified $45 billion that is what is called rescission money, that is money been appropriated along with senator rubio and it's sending in pots in different agencies, energy, education and transportation, unused money. what we ought to do is take that back and allow it to buy down part of the deficit. these are kinds of common sense things, common ground issues we ough

lizzie has been forced into a home school program by teachers in her district.old she was not allowed. scoot considers her a "former student" and she is not allowed to attend the dance. >> that is awful. >> there has to be a solution. >> there has to be. >> switch gears. apparently he is showing off. felix balm guael balm -- felix nearly hit 844 miles per hour, 10 miles per hour faster than first reported. baumgartner became the first person to break the speed of sound without a vehicle either way. the height from which he jumped was corrected downward to 127,852 feet, so he lost 252 feet. >> still crazy. at any height. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. christine romans here with headlines. >>> the man who kidnapped a 5-year-old boy and held him nearly a week with an underground bunker had the bunker rigged with two bombs. law enforcement tells cnn they used drones and sophisticated surveillance equipment. they rushed the bunker and were shot at before he was shot and killed. that little boy turns 6. >>> arkansas governor plans to sign a concealed guns in church law