professor mccann: i am not an expert. i know that pension issues are legislative issue, that does not mean unions to not have a role in that. they meet with the governor and present the case, and the governor presents that to the legislature which decides how to do with that. that means there are ongoing negotiations after the budget, which means the governor rarely gets the budget that the governor wants. at least in washington state. i am sure there is a lot of room if there is a fully transparent process, but that is for than undercutting the protector unions the same as the problem. the politicians on the one who determine what the nature of the process is. i would turn it back to that is a political question, not something that is the fault of the liability of the public sector unions. ross reynolds: let's bring it back over the side. >> my name is karen strickland. i am a former community college teacher. there's a little context for you. [laughter] i'm a longtime activist in my union. my experience is different tha

. >>> the parents of missing british girl madeline mccann they sued the man for liable after alleging the mccanns were involved in their daughter's disappearance they have always maintained their daughter was abducted from a hotel room in portugal. they have sided with the mccanns and banned any new sales of book. >>> and now more on the landing of a gyro copter on the capitol lawn a few weeks ago. the head of the faa testified this morning saying that the gyro copter is indistinctible from other aircraft. >>> police are looking for five puppies stolen in an animal rescue van, they were being taken to their new home in minneapolis yesterday. someone jumped into the van and drove away. she says the puppies need to eat every five hours and is concerned for their safety. they have implanted microchips that could help police track them down. >>> a man accidentally racked up $2700 worth of toll violations, his trance ponder was not replaced with the new one. he was unaware he was getting one every time. >> every time i went under the toll structure thing the toll station there my trance po

professor mccann: i am not an expert. i know that pension issues are legislative issue, that does not mean unions to not have a role in that. they meet with the governor and present the case, and the governor presents that to the legislature which decides how to do with that. that means there are ongoing negotiations after the injury that budget, which means the governor rarely gets the budget that the governor wants. at least in washington state. i am sure there is a lot of room if there is a fully transparent process, but that is for than undercutting the protector unions the same as the problem. the politicians on the one who determine what the nature of the processes. i would turn it back to that is a political question, not something that is the fault of the viability of the public sector unions. ross reynolds: let's bring it back over the side. >> my name is karen strickland. i am a former community college teacher. there's a little context for you. [laughter] i'm a longtime activist in my union. my experience is di

. >> reporter: and 36 hours later, early on a sunday morning, shane mccann woke up to a ringing phone was greg fall's caretaker. greg, he said, was dead. >> we thought heart attack. >> thinking heart attack. thinking he could have slipped and fell on the style. >> reporter: but no when the mccanns and ex-pats got to greg's house it was clear, this was no slip and fall. >> his body was there, motionless. you know. >> there was blood all over the floor. >> there was blood everywhere. >> reporter: police determined greg fall had been killed with a single gunshot to the back of the head execution-style. and there was one oddly horrifying detail. the position of greg fall's t-shirt. >> it was peld over likeulled over like a hockey move. pull the center up over look that. all the way behind his neck. the shirt was on. the center was pulled up over. >> reporter: as he stood there looking at his friend's corpse, said shane, he was struck by the fact that in spite of the obvious violent there seemed to be no sign of a robbery or any struggle anywhere in the house. >> just found it very odd som

-- under charles mccann. they are two different things. this one is looking more to the past, where is this, you have to wonder what is going on here as far as the design. [laughter] dr. wilson: or here. there is the entry hall. in the early 1880's, and associated american artists were enlisted to remodel the white house. mccainkinn wipes all of this out, and this is what he does to the entry hall. the same space across here, but you can see two worlds of difference. this is tiffany glass here. there is a lot of speculating where this glass went up. people are still scrambling through dumpsters to find it. shifts in taste are what is going on. what i would suggest is that there wasn't something that began to occur -- was something that began to occur in the latter part of the 19th century that is sometimes called the american renaissance. what i am showing you on the right, you may remember this as exhibit i was involved with many years ago. is at the brooklyn museum, then it came down here to the smithsonian

. >> the owners of the rock strcr station are in debt to dave mccann lis and he wants his money or the property. >> we don't have it. >> that's right. we ain't got it. >> ladies, better go to the cellar. (knock on door)>> this ain't your property no more. >> since you haven't paid, it is mine again. >> why, hello, duck. how about a glass of water. >> there's no need for that. no need for that. he will be leaving soon. we can't pay what we don't have. you will get your money. >> when? that's the question. >> it's not a matter of pride we do not pay our debt. >> what is it a matter of? >> we have a piece of paper saying this is our property. >> i have a piece of paper that says you owe me two months. mon. [ gunfire ] >> horace! [ screaming ] >> the biggest mystery of the shoot out at rock creek is who fires first? we will never know for sure but many historians find it hard to believe hickok would take the first shot especially from behind a curtain. it is just not his character. the likely is that will man takes the first shot and hickok who is the better shot prevails. >> the boy escap

i guess there's a fine distinction there, but is there anything public about were shod mccanns actual transcripts? >> his transcripts were shown on espn outside the line. so they have been made public. so we have all now seen his transcripts, and he is telling the truth that he did take for paper classes and was on the dean's list in 2005, the strength of his transcript of the second reflects he was failing most of his regular or classes. so he tells some great stories and i think he's playing overseas right now but it did what we'll be hearing more from him and his stories but i think it would be fascinating to the has a bad repetition to be quite a character but just like all of us which sit down at the table and get to know was we are not exactly as we may see. he is sort of one of those people. >> you allude to one of the great undiscussed scandals within the scandal by the way. the fact that julius peppers at the end of his first year with his 2.0 gpa and an awful performance academically in his first year, the fact that after that first year, the basketball coach decided it was

in market watcher scott martin and jim mccann say the government should take note, instead of throwing money into an $18 trillion black hole they call our debt. the fact of the matter scott, they don't do that in fact quite the opposite. lessons to learned here? what do you think? >> i think so. that's the tough part. and let's be fair the government is not being run like a business, and maybe that's the problem, because if the government were in business the way it's doing business would basically have it if it were on the stock exchange, it would be close to zero because when you have the government in current position neil, where they have the taxpayer the slush fund full, of last resort they can just keep hitting up and businesses too over $100 billion in fines on the banks alone. so the financial crisis, guess what in the government doesn't care if it manages money well like apple does because it can always get more. neil: think about it, the government can't give money out they are knee deep in debt. if they weren't hogging all the money we wouldn't be in this predicament. what d

the truth prevails for the parents of madeleine mccann.,000 in libel lawsuit against the police chief who started the investigation against the family. a judge ruling the chief falsly claimed in a book that mccann died accidently. the family said the lies slowed down the search for their daughter who still has not been found. the investigation remains open this morning. >>> stunning new video captured on a helmet camera as a firefighter runs right into a burning home. take a look at this. and that is what those men and women do everything single day. we are taking a look at sacramento crews as they fight a fire at a home on sunday. no one was injured. the fire was stopped before it could spread to nearby homes. what heroes they are. >>> it is a miracle that they are all alive. watch this as an suv comes swerving down a highway in texas, headed right for a family of seven whose car broke down on their way to church. it's on the side of the road. a tow truck behind their car, it was there to help taking the brunt of the hit from that suv dri

. >>> the parents of madeleine mccann have won more than a half million dollars in an action against a detective who suggested the couple had faked her abduction. the mccanns who led the search for their daughter after she disappeared in portugal in 2007 they say madeline was abducted and portuguese police closed the case in 2008 because authorities determined >>> police in california are still searching for the driver who ran down an elderly pedestrian and then took off. the frightening incident caught on camera. look at that gray vehicle near the top of your screen. it drives into a mcdonald's parking lot just as three people are leaving the parking lot. it backs up hitting that 85-year-old woman to the ground. eventually the driver spent a few seconds looking at the victim. then they got back in the car and sped away. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. so going to be okay. >>> and a determined baseball fan that would stop at nothing to get a foul ball. happened in cleveland in a game between the kansas city royals and the indians. in an empty section of the sea

mike mccann joins us.e a check on some of the philadelphia market stats, these according to zillow. the median price $202,600. 25,000 listed on the market for an average of 122 days. this is no san francisco, folks. our first listing is 778 front street, unit 1. $525,000. take us inside. taxes, $6,000. two beds two baths, 1700 square feet of in the city living space. talk us through it. >> it's a fantastic courtyard home. it's set back from the street. you enter an archway and this has two bedrooms two baths. rooftop deck right in the waterfront district queen village. you have garage parking but you can park your car right in front of the garage and an additional car. it's very quiet and just off of south street and all the entertainment areas that philadelphia has to offer. great for first-time buyers. >> you didn't grow up in philadelphia, did you? i don't hear any philadelphia in your voice at all. >> that's my philly accent. >> that is flyers sixers eagles. >>> second listing 614 south 21st street lis

the club's vice president samantha mccann.men drink brown liquor. >> we love brown liquor. >> when did this happen? >> it's been happening for over 150 years because it's really only gotten popular in say the last 15 or so with revival. cocktail revival. whiskey revival. >> you are going to show us, samantha how to make a good whiskey drink here. start off with the ice. you have got to have a good ice. >> cubes. i don't know if you can see them. mix for you manhattan, classic cocktail. besides martiny, favorite drink. two part dry whiskey one part vermuth. >> some restaurants bars and pubs around new york city, around manhattan actually cut the ice with razor wire, too. >> i don't know about that we don't have fancy equipment. you have a fancy ice making kit. >> for christmas my wife got me the neat ice kit which is fantastic. it comes with a chisel. >> what are you putting in? >> bitters. dutch, colonial, so fantastic. >> classic you use more manhattan english bitters. >> which whiskey did you use here. >> whistle pig rye. 10