this is michael hill. he's out on the links with his buddies and friends.et's just film this hole. you hear his friend giving the commentary in a phony accent. >> oh, the ball's in the air. it's looking sharp. it's looking sharp. go, baby. >> oh. >> that's in! that's in! that's in! that is in! >> did he hit a hole-in-one? >> oh, my god! >> he did. he did, in fact, get a hole-in-one! >> no way! >> i think his friends are just about as excited as michael is, who has just run full speed to the green. >> why are they so excited about this? is it because this is a competition? >> it's because it's a hole-in-one. a hole-in-one never happens out on the golf course. especially because they were filming by chance when this happens? >> on video? it's amazing. it's not a fish tail. i got a hole-in-one, and here is the proof. >> that's in! >> this is how you celebrate your hole-in-one! >> are you kidding! look! look! there is the ball! >> eventually the friends say, well, you got to go in the lake. that's just naturally what happens next. >> i knew that was coming. >>

we are just getting video into the newsroom, army sergeant randy michael hills back in u.s. custody in baghdad. according to a u.n. official he's a u.s. contractor, held by an iraqi militia for nine months. as we get more information we'll pass it along. >> arthel: of all the ways to an voice rise -- to avoid rising gas prices this is the most creative one man ditching the road with his own private train car. with the train car costing upwards of a million dollars. where would you park it? here you are live with the details. can you get us a ride at least? >> it is going to run quite a bit of cash. we might have to call some of our wealthier friends. as the obama administration teams up with amtrak to get high speed rail systems in the united states similar to bullet trains seen in japan and europe, a group is renting private rail cars popular 60 years ago to see america's sights. traveling arthel in this kind of luxury will run you $8,500 a day. amtrak will pull the cars for up to four bucks a mile. some call this type of travel a way of yachting or taking a cruise on land.

michael. >> grant hill was one of the five work the abcs of the game putting two championships in the recordks and that was just 13 seconds of the hour-long documentary duke '91-'92 back-to-back highlighting two historic seasons in the ncaa. when is it a better time to pump it than two weeks before march madness gets under way. trutv is airing the documentary and see it at 8:00 p.m. this sunday and of course, one of the stars the remarkable player and humanitarian grant hill. he joins me now from phoenix, arizona. grant, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> so what are basketball fanatics going to love and appreciate about this documentary? >> wow! you know, it is a story about our team and sort of what we went through during those two years in 1991-1992, but i like to say it's a human interest film. we really get into a lot of the relationships and a lot of the adversity and a lot of the dynamics that were at play during those two seasons and so obviously it's a basketball story, but we really get into the brotherhood, the fraternity, and the dysfunction. anything that sort of went

look at what recovery actually names and for whom michael hudson is an economics professor at the university of missouri and joins me now from forest hills new york hey there michael let's take this just out of the jobs numbers who's winning and who's losing right now in this current economy. it's hard to find very many owners if you talk about recovery and the question is what is going to be recovered there's sort of an illusion of jobs go up we're returning to a normal situation but it's not a normal situation and i'll be economy is still having to go up and in fact the same day yesterday. and there were going to be the increased job numbers you had for the first time in four years and see where it went up again not market step because the mortgage market is still going to get one. of the other debts and you kind of get the you know it credit where it gets the employment did go up for the reasons that you mentioned the consumer in term didn't go up let's remained constant so that's not right and the jobs that we're talking about going up there's been a shift from the high paying jobs to the ok let me get in here right now because we do

. >> joining me now is karen finney, msnbc political analyst and columnist for "the hill," and michaelcal analyst and georgetown university professor. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thank you. >> hey, rev. >> karen, what did you think of that speech? >> i loved it. i love watching the president have a little fun at the gop's expense. because anybody that tells you that they can get gas prices down to a particular number is selling you something. and we know that newt gingrich is a big snake oil salesman. so it was great to see him have some fun with that. >> now, dr. dyson, you are a words man yourself. and is the strategy with 9-9-9, $2.50, is to try to have things simple, thinking it will stick in someone's mind and brain, that you've really come up with a formula they can remember, even though it absolutely has no connection to any sound policy? >> no sound policy at all, reverend sharpton. and as miss finney said, i'm glad to see the president indulge in some rhetorical luxury there, to really spurn the advances of the darned gop. what does that sound for? giving oil to

our friday panel, perry bacon, political director for the grio.com, nbc capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell and michaelme magazine. welcome all. will the you are in capitol hill, right across the street from the supreme court, i understand this at this time, every member of congress is obsessed with getting inside this radio. >> all the talk, now just broken down to next week, the shortened version of referring to the case. michele bachmann is thrilled -- >> she said, look, i got my ticket. like willie wonka. the golden ticket. >> enormous excitement about it. democrats in a defensive posture about it nancy pelosi in san francisco today, brings back a flood of memory over all of us, republicans see this as a real opportunity so it is the buzz, the distance between the supreme court and the capitol will shrink next week. . this argument bubbling up, you have pollsters arguing, well, politics are this, what comes out is complicated. is it complicated? >> they can uphold the law based on legalistic grounds. otherwise, i think particularly the republicans will pounce on this if they invalidate the law, big

meeting to address the police response to the beating death of a berkeley hills man on february 18th. berkeley police chief michael moe man apologized to neighbors that were very angry but the police response was right given what they knew. 67-year-old peter succo was beaten to death. the chief says reports that officers were busy with occupy protestors that night are false. >> ultimately it's our responsibility to get out accurate information we can. >> reporter: police responded after cukor's wife called 911 to report her husband was being attacked. de wits parents say he suffers from paranoid sitz present yeah. >>> dozens of people are out of their home after a large fire in berkeley. one apartment was destroyed and four other buildings are closed as a precaution. allie rasmus is in berk lee where part of the build willing -- berkeley where part of the building which will be destroyed. >> reporter: 11 people that live in this building are homeless. this isn't just effecting the 11 people. there are four other billings that were yellow tagged. part of the reason for that engineers are concerned the building wher

hill home. today it will be people from the community. michael le led a search for michelle. after a search, incredible search led by michael le. he kept doing it despite the odds. marc klaas, his daughter was kidnapped and killed back in 1993 up in petaluma. yesterday the mother of sierra lamar was talking. she was talking to her daughter. >> people will take care of you. whatever are you are being strong. i know you are going to get back to you. we have a lot of people looking out for you. they will help you find your way back to me. >> sierra lamar disappeared friday, march 16th. they believe she was on her way to the school bus stop when she vanished. her purse and cellphone have been found, there are no solid leads in this case and that is, volunteers are going to be gathering down here, 85 tilton avenue at 8:00. they are going to be given some brief training and then they are going to be fanning out retracing steps of previous searchers. if you want to take part in this you have to be 18 years of age. please have a driver's license and dress for the hike you will be goi

hills resident. the police chief michael meehan apologized to that crowd. he says he apologized about how the department informed the public about its response to cukor's call for help in an online article in the tribune be a reporter said he apologize for how police responded. the chief sent a spokesperson to the reporter's home at 12:45 in the morning and asked that the story be changed. >> i didn't know what to think. i couldn't sleep the entire night i was shaking, i was so shocked! >> reporter: the chief has apologized. called eight over zealous attempt to get the right -- called it an over zealous attempt to get the right information out. a city councilmember wants to meet with the city manager about the situation. she called the chief's acts a little extreme. now the police union is saying it is gravely concerned about what the chief did. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:05. a 13-year-old girl is one of three people recovering from injuries this morning following two late night shootings in oakland. the first around 11 last night at an apartment buil

michael son. that's developing a constituency. you have to get to the hill. it's like making sausages, i always think. other questions? >> yes? >> you asked for me to identify myself. my name is jackie. i'm the executive director of the legal foundation. i have two questions. the two questions with are none of you mentioned aniry dars or potential radars in norway or scandinavia. i wonder if you have any information about that. second, if anybody wants to comment ob what they think is the significance of the fact that rasmussen, the secretary general of nato recently announced that it's likely he will cancel the joint plan nato russia summit. on the margins. on the question of missile defense. the comment is, and this is not sarcastic question, why on earth would iran launch a nuclear weapon if it had one? knowing that it would be -- that it would be completely suicidal mission? and second of all, i think it's wrong to call it missile defense. when he unveiled the new thread, it clearly linked our defenses as shields. and that new strategic plan was not calle

remember back in february when michael steele and anita hill shared with us the agreement that barberntemporarily important places for communities to gather, discuss political issues, argue about news and information. if you're going to be joining us regularly, you get to go to the barbershop a lot. this week, we headed to the barbershop for one reason. to watch basketball. that's right. nerdland is in the throes of march madness and we decided that this was madness best experienced in a couple of barber shops in the heart of new york's brooklyn and harlem. >> i'm arnold. i've bp a barber since '89. we have the college court liu. a lot of them come to me for haircuts. >> we come here all the time. games with the fellas. we all like different players. differences of opinion. >> i put dell over nuchlt lv. >> they're more nba fan. my man, we big college basketball fans. so we haven't had a rowdy atmosphere yet. had this gets down to the final four, it probably get a little more crazy. >> i've been coaching basketball for about 30 years. i try to help kids get in school who can't afford i

hearing comes to a close, we'll go live to capitol hill for coverage of afghanistan war commanding general john and we'll take a break. >>> tomorrow, michael green, former member of the security council talks about south korea general security. gretchen morgenson looks at freddie may and freddie mac to discuss after the expiration of washington journal on c-stan. >> follow c-span throughout the week. explore the literary and literary culture. >> you had calls going up and down the mississippi delta and the next morning between 600 and #,000 men, white men pour into phillips county to begin shooting down blacks. >> and on american c-span 3, bruce lindsay on integration and north little rock high school. they seem to because the crowd is with us now. the momentum is behind us. >> these stories and others in little rock. this weekend on c-span 2 and 3. >> ronald reagan was living this hotel after delivering a speech. he's this close. he's 15 feet from the president. he shoots, six shots. the first one hits the press secretary brady in the head and falls down. the second one tissued around to check on the president's progress. he yells, i'm hi

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michael meehan on thursday night. the subject of the meeting was the beating death of peter cooker in the berkeley hills on february 18th. oakley's story stated an apology, but the chief later clarified that he apologized for taking e ining so long to expla. at 12:45 a.m. friday, doug oakley was awakened by a knock at his door. it was a police sergeant who conveyed the chief's criticism. oakley says he was startled and intimidated by the experience. i talked on the phone with the police chief who issued a may area ko pa. >> it was late and that is my responsibility and i should have just taken a deep breath and waited for the morning. i did send an e-mail, this is my fault, my error, i apologize for that. >> reporter: i also talked to doug oakley, the chief is calling the full ordeal a learning experience. >> thank you. >>> during a controversial visit that is to u krrk berkeley, louis fair con spoke about his relationship with the jewish community. he was the speaker at the black coalition conference. the 78-year-old man's visit to berkeley has drawn criticism from some jewish students. he addressed issue today. at one

with educating new members of congress on capitol hill, he set to work getting more friends engaged in aipac. >> kevin approached me, he said, michaelow, you have a lot of friends, you have a lot of passion. i'd like to see you become more involved in pro-israel politics and aipac, an honor that i quickly accepted. >> we needed more people, boots on the ground, giving club-level gifts, not only attending our annual event, but we needed influence makers, people that were connected to the community that could bring more to the table. who will educate our leaders about israel's true value? the annual event in the past two years has sold out, over 1,000 people each year. >> this is officially the largest aipac event in dallas history. >> the great success for us has been on the club level as well, so a couple of years ago i think it was two or three, we sat at just over 100 club members and today we're sitting at approximately 180 club meetings. people are needed now more than they've ever been needed and there's a great opportunity for people to really make a difference in the u.s./israel relationship. >> kevin's days are full, but he

houston did die at a beverly hills hotel in the month of february 11th, the eve of the grammy awards. >>> the home where michael jackson spent his last few months and where he died is up for sale. he wented -- rented it for six months in 2009. now it's going up for 23.9 million dollars. seven bedrooms 14 fireplace a spa and wine sellar and doesn't come turnered but the furniture was auctioned off except for the bed he died in. >>> coffee to groceries, car repairs people are pulling out plastic to pay for things. what the survey says about the cash and coins we once carried around. >>> ahead this morning, the drug shortage that caught the attention of law makeers in washington. what they discovered and how they plan to get some much needed medications back to hospitals. [ molly ] wash your paws, mr. man! [ female announcer ] think your kids are getting a dependable clean -in the bathroom? -[ gasps ] [ female announcer ] think again. try charmin ultra strong. for a clean that passes inspection with fewer pieces left behind. its diamondweave texture is soft and more durable versus the ultra rippled brand so it hol

in january of this year michael thomas and mildred freeman were struck and killed while crossing oxon hill road in prince george's county. the driver didn't stop and has never been found. >> we don't have any answers at all. >> how hard is that? >> it's kind of hard because you always want to bring closure to at least see justice being done or have the person arrested. >> reporter: the couple who were walking hand in hand on their way to a bus stop are part of a troubling statistic. the county has the highest number of pedestrian fatalities in the state and like many victims the couple were not in a crosswalk. >> you know, when you are going to get a bus stop and you're going to work you're really not thinking about a crosswalk but the quickest way to get to the bus stop so you can be off to work. but, again, if they were in the crosswalk it may not have happened. >> waiting for the white sign that says it's okay to walk. >> reporter: for the first time in a decade the county has joined the metro area's street smart campaign. on wednesday officers were in langley park and other areas in th

it's interesting that michael mcconnell, at george washington university, former director of national intelligence said current u.s. cyberdefenses are work and the bills on capitol hill are insufficient. the former director of national intelligence has a significant disagreement with your assessment. so, according to a reason article in "the washington post," the white house blocked draft legislation that would have given nsa or any government entity the authority to monitor private sector networks for computer viruss are operate active defenses to block them. the nsa supported the authority but the white house did not according to administration official blocking of the draft caused some consternation because nsa want to get that authority. there are some who propose that nsa should be able to detect but not read the cyberattack information. do you agree or disagree with that? >> i disagree. i think the approach that we have put on the table is the appropriate one, which is we give that to industry, they can look at that and when they see that, tell us. i think that's the first right step, senator. i think if we go too far it sends the wrong message. i think we can

michael zimmerman. >> martin's parents will take their fight to the steps of capitol hill. >> the public perception is there was a wrong done here. >> the police report has been leaked. >> this was an attempt by supporters of zimmerman to smear martin. >> it's still very contentious. >> there are still calls for zimmerman to be arrested. >> the police said they couldn't make an arrest. >> it is unbelievable how this has been handled. >> we have zimmerman's version, but we'll never have trayvon's. >> it's getting under way right now. the main event. >> today is the main event. >> it is the super bowl of supreme court cases. >> historic oral arguments regarding the individual mandate. >> day two at the supreme court. what a day. >> the justices came out kind of swinging. >> i think it's very doubtful that the court is going to find the health care law constitutional. >> if it gets struck down, it's more muddled. >> people realize this is a constitutional moment. >> the phrase "individual mandate" connotes force. >> force is something they might not do on their own. >> people don't understand why there's

hills man on february 18th. angry neighbors showed up to confront berkeley police chief michael meehan that apologized but he also said the police response was the right one given what they knew. 67-year-old peter cukor was beaten to death 16 minutes after calling a nonemergency line to report a trespasser. reports that officers were busy with occupy protestors that night are false. >> ultimately it is our responsibility to get out accurate information quickly as possible. we didn't do a good job. police responded after cukor's wife called 911 saying her husband was being attacked. >>> the president of virginia tech will take the witness stand today. 32 people died in that massacre. the student gunman later turned the gun on himself. the lawsuit claims that university officials were too slow to respond and later tried to cover up their mistakes. >>> our time is 6:16. the governments new jobs report came out a little while ago. it was a little better than expected. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how many jobs were created last month and where. alison. >> reporter: the report shows more

police chief michael meehan was upset about the coverage of a thursday night community meeting about the beating death of a berkeley hillssident, peter cukor and whether police should have responded quicker to his home. the reporter said the chief apologized. but the chief disputed that he claimed he was only apologizing for how the department informed the public. he his publish information officer to the recorder's home at 12:45 in the morning and asked the reporter to change his story the chief now says that was a mistake. >> it is completely and totally an error in judgment, i know this, i know better. this was nothing doug had done. >> reporter: the reporter called the situation intimidating. make the change. he says the chief then called and e-mailed him asking for more changes, the reporter refused. critics are callinging this censorship by intimidation and -- questioning whether the chief can effectively manage the department. the reporter says he accepts the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:34. a 13-year-old girl is one of three recovering from injuries this morning following two late night shoot

. >> and michael finney taking your questions and will be answering them here in just a little bit. >> the view from our east bay hills camera. nice mix of sun and clouds out there. this isn't going to last. it's a welt, breezy tuesday, >>> a rare sight on the skyway now. traffic is just breezing across lower deck of the bay bridge and things are more difficult for drivers trying to head south and that is a more common scene. here is a story that drivers can relate to. time spent caught in traffic hz a price. $100 billion a year to be exact is according to a new report. those dollars spent on wasted fuel and lost time. and another finding car bath caused by rough roots costs drivers about $400 a year. >> a rash of prank phone calls and thousands inappropriate damage is no laughing matter for police or hotel owners. >> police say the prank call are hitting hotels targeting guests and workers duping them into breaking windows and setting off sprinklers and pulling fire alarms. the pranks have been traced to a group called prank net university. calls are streamed live on chat rooms. >> there is grab a toilet tank lid and

michael was speak on this? side. l.0 was the final peri they're hosting spring brought up in the four-a final. the white uniforms, in control of this one. a good drive for morgan hill gets it to go. he drops it for three. wait too strong. it is truly driving with a laugh and off the glass. -- julie driving with a >> it is friday night. >> it is going to be the weekend on matter the weather. we are going to have some showers and thunderstorms. the afternoon will be fine if you have outdoor plans after 10:00 in the morning. you should not have to worry about any rain. >> we can handle it. >> near 70 by the end of the week. >> the problem at all. that is off for 11:00 news tonight. the tonight show with jay leno

i was on the road with michael in 2010 listening to that criticism and spend my days on the hill where democrats talked about the more popular elements. part of it is the extended roll up. we have such a short term experience that the idea that something was passed a couple years ago, but not fully implemented for a few more years then the so-called tax or penalty that was debated doesn't go into effect until 2014. it's a long time to deal with something so complicated. >> what happens if it's overturned? the democrats on the hill, are they looking forward to using that against the right wing support? >> they were more mobilized yesterday. spent more time outside the court. it seemed to me those in favor of the law were present in much greater numbers. they were organized, they were wearing the white coats of medical doctors. they have families there with kids that are sick. >> wow, the supreme court took away coverage from 2.5 million adults or allowed insurance companies to discriminate. if you are the president, it is incredibly damaging. you spent 16 months on your signature legisl

michael smerconish is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and contributor, a.b. stoddard, columnist for the hill and we have with us steve days, nationally syndicated radio show show host. still holding on to endorsing newt gingrich. steve, you endorsed someone. this super pac for santorum says it's time for your guy to get out of the race. what's your response? >> if i was running rick trum's super pac, that's exactly what i would be doing. i don't think it takes a genius to come do the conclusion if santorum was allowed to go one-on-one with romney in michigan and ohio, he would have won those states. i think that would have dramatically changed the complexion of the race. i don't think you've got to be a mastermind politically to figure that part of this out. >> but we were talking earlier this week about the would have, should have, could have whole scenario here. in reality though, gingrich finished third or fourth in every primary where he was on the ballot last night. why would that be convincing to anyone that he should stay in? >> well, i think he's having -- going to have a hard time m

. >> reporter: in january of this year michael thomas and mildred freeman were struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver while crossing oxon hill road. the couple, who were walking hand in hand on their way to a bus stop, were not in a crosswalk. >> you know, when you are going to get a bus stop and you are going to work you're really not thinking about a crosswalk but the quickest way to get to the bus stop so you can be off to work. but again, if they were in the crosswalk it may not have happened. >> reporter: some point to the crosswalks themselves, placed far from bus stops and shopping centers. still, there are questions as to whether walking in a crosswalk will make a difference. >> have you had a lot of close calls? >> a lot. >> you've almost been hit? >> yes. >> what were the circumstances? >> drivers trying to make the light when the light already turned red. >> reporter: the safety campaign is going to affect pedestrians, people on bikes, as well as motorists. this information has been handed out and people caught jaywalking could face a $50 fine. people who fail to stop for those in a crosswalk could face a $500 fin

michael le, the founder of the bay area missing. his sister michelle went missing in may her body was found in september in the east bay hills.zed at yesterday's turnout. >> this is amazing for michelle's case we only conducted searches on weekends we didn't feel like we would be able to draw people on weekdays. >> more time wondering what is happening with her and where she is, does someone have her? >> reporter: also, weighing on the father is the announcement that he was probably well affair of -- well aware of this is not a runaway. the first carve volunteers just pulled up as i was speaking. it is going to be headed up here at the elementary school if you are interested in participating, you are welcome as long as you are 18, bring a photo id and prepared to march into muddy areas. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> 6:32. the man accused of killing five people inside a san francisco home is set to be arraigned today. the district attorney's office filed murder charges against 35-year-old bin tie luck. the charges -- ben tie luck. the charges include -- the d.a. says he hasn't decided whether to seek capital >> reporter: we'

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michael, how he's going to behave. he'll tell us the truth and then when he gets a call from his top guy on the hill, he'll tell us whatt guy believes. >> okay, whatever. >> your defense was as weak as i've ever seen one. by the way, the georgetown law student sandra fluke, who was insulted by rush limbaugh, will be ed schultz's guest tonight. georgetown has great students. i'm so lucky to live in the same town as that great school. it's a jesuit school. the first jesuit school in the country. it's a great university. i personally am offended by what rushbo has to say about it. >>> remember when mitt romney said he's always been a hunter? well, romney's position on guns as evolved. wait until you hear him. he gets so -- well, just like he was a minute ago about birth control. he's not really comfortable with the issue. he doesn't cling to guns. you're watching "hardball." [ female announcer ] if whole grain isn't the first ingredient in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first. get more whole grain t

michael solomon, let me start with you. you know, is john mccain being a maverick here, or is he representing the republican party and running for the hillsright. mccain knows what the deal is right now. this panel is indicative of what the republican party is having a problem with right now. you've got two middle age white guys talking about women and what women should do with their bodies, and that's a problem for the republican party. >> and me. >> i made you the woman you are today, that i know. [laughing] >> by the way we thought about that. the panel gets booked ahead of time. where is ana when we need her. she's off. >> men have been trying to control women since eve handed adam an apple. and men have been blaming women ever since. this is not a new issue. i think there is a huge gender gap for romney. that's why ana romney is out there trying to make him look good. she's the second best romney out there right now. the republicans need to close that gender gap. that's why we have people like mccain saying we need to get off these issues. >> they're striking back and claiming that obama has a war on women. are we going to see this p

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