thousands of tourists flock lum bard street.ut today the crookedest street in the world was the wettest, ankle-deep in water. we are joined with the details. 'twas a sight to see, wasn't it, tracy? >> reporter: well, luckily lom bard street is open again to traffic and from what we understand no one was actually hurt. but tourists were disappointed they couldn't drive down this jagged path and pedestrians got a pleasant surprise. all because of a car accident that took place here. >> water was going everywhere, and next thing you know there was water flowing down lum bard street. it looked like whitewater rapids. >> reporter: there was a big boom and he spotted a car with front end damage and what looked like a pretty new fountain at the side of the street. turned out the car hit a hydrant and that hydrant was sendi inin thousands of gallons of water into the air and pouring down the most faimous street in san francisco. >> it's pretty exciting tourist attraction for the day. >> reporter: emergency crews managed to turn off the

referrals and to provide the information about critical issues that aren't part of the core cor can you lum. we support young people to help themselves and others. i want to thank you for us to speak about where we are today in 2012. and to thank you, the entire board of your support at peer resources over these 33 years and helping us sustain the program whether we are at 33 middle schools and high schools in the city or where we are at 13 middle schools and high schools in the city. we thank you for your support and funding us through the public education enrichment fund to provide peer tutoring and peer education services. i have spoken with a number of you already and i thank you for your time and i won't go over pieces of the program. you asked us to talk about the impact of the program. everyone who is here today is here to talk about that from their perspective as a student who is in the program now, their perspective as a school ally and alumni of the program. >> i'm a senior at a high school and i will be attending lincoln university or alabama whichever one i decide to go to. i ha

. >> just because someone wears a hoodie, does not make them a hood lum. >> reporter: athletes like theiami heat and celebrities. >> it's a tragedy and it's a shame. and justice needs to be served. >> reporter: to his parents, trayvon was just their boy. >> that was my baby. that was my youngest son. he meant a lot to me. and i don't think the police department really understands that. i feel like i'm a u.s. citizen. i feel like i need justice for my family too. i don't understand why they are protecting him. >> reporter: zimmerman's family also hoping for justice, the two of them linked by those four minutes and the questions they provoke. i'm matt gutman for "nightline" in sanford, florida. >> the saga continues and matt stays on that story. thanks to him. >>> coming up. >> ouch, charlie! >> one tiny bite for charlie, one giant pay day for charlie's dad. emblazon emblas do you want to finish it? no. does the baby want to finish it? no. . >>> so last night, cruising youtube, my little girl became roughly the 436th million person to enjoy charlie bit my finger. much to my delight this m

. >> reporter: he's pointed the -- mounted the winning check and took the lum sum of 44 million, theax man took 15 million from that. >> took a long time to sink in. i don't think i got that feeling of euphoria that most people think you have. >> reporter: he bought the winning ticket in martinsburg, where the chance to win more than a half billion dollars in friday's megamillions drawing had amber buying 10 tickets today. >> i think i will pay off my bills and my house and take a break from working a dream come true. >> reporter: since randy's did, he's been giving back to the community, purchasing ambulances and other vehicles for the fire department, the mobile command center for the state police. an armored truck for all law enforcement to share. his friend of 30 years berkeley county sheriff kenny lemasters. >> he was confident he was going to win and had that feeling. he was confident and i think he is confident he's going to win again to do more. >> i told everyone profess to it. it was a gift and i treated it as such. >> reporter: that keeps on giving n. martinsburg, west vir

this pend lum will swing again.ut the concern you have to have is when it swings, how far does it swing back towards you. does it swing just enough to make you feel like you are in the game or does it really give you the full momentum you need to go into a very competitive fall campaign. >> let me show you where the president at a fund-raiser last night as he outlined all the positive changes that happened under his presidency. look at this. >> think about what change looks like. change is health care reform that we've passed after a century of trying. change is keeping another promise i made in 2008 for the first time in nine years, there are no americans fighting in iraq. we put that war to an end. change is the decision we made to rescue the american auto industry from collapse. businesses have added about 3.7 million new jobs. our manufacturing sector is creating jobs again for the very first time since the 1990s. our economy is getting stronger. >> now the pend lum may swing back, but they're going to have to h

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where you've got 53% tatarst muss lums.they dedicated one of the largest mosques in europe right next to the renovated orthodox cathedral as twin symbols of their city and state. >> on will kremlin there. >> in a place like that, what is the secret sauce? what makes it possible for these diverse groups to end up finding strength diversity? i remember bill clinton used to talk about our diverse et in the 21 century should be our strength. it doesn't always work out. how does it work there. >> part of it is their leadership. they had a very clever guy ne fwoe negotiating. he managed to negotiate a certain amount of autonomy for tatarstan. they had their own language. and they have 10% of russia's oil. so that helped a lot. they are very much economically a powerhouse as russians good. so the other thing i think very important about tartarstan is this mantra. when gu to tartarstan, from the top down, they say the theater is right next to the mosque. >> sure enough, hillary clinton appeared and says i'm here wauz the cathedral

form jericho lum beian finance minister. he has spoken about the need for global protection.e's believed to have the backing of brazil. if either of these two is to end the u.s. domination of the world bank, nina, they have to form a consensus among the developing countries. u.s. and europe have half the voting power. there is an unwritten agreement which we have spoken about between europe and america. it's interesting, jeffrey sax putting his hand up. he is american. he's certainly not seen inside the world bank as someone they would necessarily want. maybe more by the politicians. he certainly knows about developmental issues and would get quite a lot of support mr. some developing countries, at least that's what i'm being told. >> yeah. then the other interesting person on that last was the woman from pepsi could he. somebody from a developing market. also the interesting thing, she's from the private sector. perhaps she could shake things up at the world bank. very interesting candidates. so far no sign that the status quo may be broken. certainly when christine legality

. >> well, maria, we've talked before about lum before as a leading indicator and the traffic at thisrisk today. it's not home construction. it's remodeling. this company say as lot of local builders have turned into remodelers because that's where the business is. they were at an annual rate of under 3 million. up 13% from december and up 11% from a year ago. that's according to build facts. and that has been great newers if the big public companies that serve the markets. sherwin williams, which gets 77% of its revenue from the u.s. is trading at an all-time high level going back to its ipo days. lows at a high. don't forget lumber like we're talking about here. weyerhaeuser is seeing games. u.s. gypsum shares up in the last three months. remember, the remodeling business profits not only from a recovery in the housing market but also from distress in the housing market. i think about all those investors buying up foreclosed properties, a lot of which have been abandoned or vandalized. what do they have to do? they have to remodel them. there's more. bill? >> diana, thank you. we're

. >> just because someone wears a hoodie, does not make them a hood lum. >> heed these lessons. may god bless trayvon martin's soul. >> the man who claims he is a friend of shooter george zimmerman is making the rounds on tv shows defended his relationship with zimmerman and here is what happened a short time ago when he spoke with my colleague thomas roberts. >> one thing that we want to play is charles blow tacking to you last night about -- >> again, again, that interview had nothing to do with george and trayvon martin. >> it has everything to do about what you know about the man you're trying to defend because you weren't there at the shooting. >> neither was anyone else, and that's the problem. >> we talk about who george zimmerman is and you're trying to defend a man that no one else is showing up to defend, not even his own parents have come out for an interview. >> a major twist in the case, the report the lead investigator wanted manslaughter charges filed came as i mentioned last night and now there is word the call was made by higher ups the very night of the shootin

there were a lot of lum theirs. i overheard a bit riof rick santorum on the steps.rmous impact on society. he is right about this. this is a cause that guarantees health care for all americans that progressers have pursued for 100 years. we have the only dmunt the world who doesn't do that. we finally created a law to do that. i hope the justices of the supreme court understand how big of a deal this is and they think of that when they rule on the case. >> i was reading an article in forbes, not exactly a liberal magazine saying that romneycare, whatever you want to call it in massachusetts is very popular. maybe someone should have asked rick santorum about that today. good to have you with us. great work, thank you. . tim tebow made his jork jets debut today and tiger woods is back. i mean he's back. and the masters is just a couple of weeks away. stay tuned. a lot more coming up. ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em, with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds, and stops new ones for up to four months. roundup extended cont

. >> we've never said anything an tag nis particular about news lums. in general been mild-mannered. they were very shocked by this. >> brown shut down reports the soldier had alcohol and marital problems. >> there's no mayor tol discord in this family at all. >> he says the 38-year-old, who had been injured twice in iraq was reluctant to go on another tour. >> he and the family were told that his tours were over and then literally overnight that changed. >> the family now staying at the soldier's military base near tacoma washington for their own protection. in afghanistan, lawmakers are outraged the suspect was flown to a military base in kuwait saying the families of the victims are demanding he be tried where the massacre took place. the kuwaitis were out raged to find out that the suspect was held in their country. as a result, he will soon be brought back to the united states, probably to the military prison at fort leavenworth, kansas. >> david, thank you very much. >>> in the wake of saturday's -- the president is calling on the united states an

just because someone wears a hoodie does not make them a hood lum. >> the member -- >> these words, show- >> the chair must -- >> -- will require you, but to do justly -- may god bless trayvon martin's soul, his -- >> this member is no longer recognized. megyn: wow. congressional rules state that people are not allowed to wear hats when the house is in session. so that is apparently why congressman rush was asked to leave and was ajudged out of order in that sound bite. >> first, we will suspend the planned exploration of two locations off the coast of alaska. second, we will cancel the pending lease sale in the gulf of mexico and proposed peace sale off the coast of virginia. third, we will continue the existing moratorium and suspend the issuance of new permits to drill new deep water wells for six months. four, we will suspend action on 33 deep water exploratory wells currently being drilled in the gulf of mexico. megyn: well, that was president obama, shortly after the bp oil disaster, talking up a drilling moratorium in the gulf. but it turns out the recommendation for that moratori

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megyn: conservative radio star risch lum because apologizing this weekend for his defensive description of a georgetown law student who testified before congress on contraception. the apology was immediately touted as a badge of honor by some on the left but one top liberal commentator is telling her plank, not so fast in the celebrations. kirsten powers suggesting some of the limbaugh's loudest critics might want to look in the mirror. ms. powers is with me, writer for the daily beast and fox news commentator. welcome. >> hello megyn. megyn: this is interesting. this started about religious liberty and contraception and it's morphed into something different now about whether in your piece, you raise a question about whether there's a double standard when it comes to calling out conservatives who say the wrong things, offensive things and liberals who do the same. >> yeah, and i said in my column i think what rush limbaugh said was extremely egregious, it's something that i think he deserves the outpouring of anger about, that the boycott, everything, i support all that, but at the same

know this isn't the first sexist comment that rush limbaugh has made, i have been a victim of rush lumi figure he is an entertainer and of course he might be a voice of the conservative republican party in this country but he doesn't get political figures elected, he is an enter table. who cares? >> a lot of people say he does get political figures elected. there are a lot of people who believe he wields an enormous amount of power. and now his so killed a poll jie yes says, basically, oh, i was just joking, that's all, that's really not what he was doing. in fact, when i -- i first read his comments before i actually heard them and i read them and i thought, i haven't seen that kind of language since i was in seventh grade. it seemed very juvenile and not that big a deal, but when a grown man is saying those things about this law student, really had a very ominous impact to tell you the truth. >> and just the last question for you, because rush limbaugh's listeners say that the left suspect being very fair because when msnbc's ed schultz called the radio talk show host laura ingram a

of law, has a couple of family members who have received some type of administrative amnesty, asue lum. . one has been in the united states illegally, president obama's aunt, living in public housing, reportedly, was finally adjudicated again for deportation and the obama administration declared her to be too much of a risk now after all these years, if she were sent back to kenya, because his aunt is now too high a profile public figure to be sent to kenya, someone might kidnap her and hold her and therefore it is a great risk and give her asylum in the united states and no one would kidnap her living in public housing, they would just do it in public housing. so homeland security, i presume the state department may have had a voice on this, granted, according to news reports, asylum for barack obama's aunt. if you can get asylum for the president's aunt and you think in terms of the rule of law as applied the same to everyone, then who would not it apply to? it didn't apply to barack obama's drunken uncle omah and adjudicated for deimportanttation. drunken uncle omar ran into a polic