mr. allison served as the chairman of the financial firm dbt. this is 50 minutes. >> inks. it's a pleasure to be here. i want to start by congratulating tremendous success heritage is patently believe it is important for those of us that believe in free markets and free society be working together and i hope that will be the pattern going forward. my purpose today is talk my book, "the financial crisis and the free market cure." i wrote the book before a big deal is coming to cato. people ask me, why did i write the book? basic answer is i thought it might be interesting to have somebody annuities talking about read a book about the financial crisis because you listen to commentators and academics that don't do what they're talking about and it's discouraging. in addition, it is important to undo the mess. the state has been great at creating that cities become destructive over the long-term. the myth they have created is that it was caused by deregulation of banking industry agreed on wall street. the simple fact is the banking industry was not deregulated under the bush a

mr. speaker, i want to ask the prime minister about the bedroom back. allison has 18 year-old twin sons were both in the army. the prime ministers bedroom packed means well her sons are away, she would charge more for the bedroom? she says i resent the fact that both my sons are serving and protecting their country had been returned will not have a home to come home to when the granted a much-needed leave. what is the prime minister's answer? >> first of all, let me make clear, this is not a tax. this is a benefit. and i would make two points. i would make two points in respect to this specific case that he raises. first of all, all the time and labour was in government, if you were in a private sector rented home and you in receipt of housing benefits, you did not get any benefit for empty rooms but i think that is important. so it is only fai that we treat people in social housing the same way. the second point i'd make is that anyone is away from home, and, obviously, the earnings are not counted and, therefore, the benefits of that person are likely to go u

. >> allison? >>> mr. garvin made me feel a little better, thank you. a big welcome home for thousands of people stranded on board a carnival cruise ship for days. the ship docked at a port in mobile, alabama last night after passengers endured nearly a week of what they say was horrendous conditions. no power, no running water and flooded cabins. fox5's sherri ly is live in the newsroom with this story. what a mess. >> it was, allison. and passengers, their waiting families, they cheered as this cruise ship docked. it took four hours to get everyone off. this morning many of them are now in hotels or on the way home, thankful to finally be back home. the carnival cruise ship triumph arrived in mobile late last night. more than 4,000 people on the ship endured five days with no power after an engine room fire. passengers complained of overflowing toilets, unsanitary conditions. things got so bad, people slept on the open deck. buses took passengers to hotels in new orleans. some headed back to texas where the ship was based. many of those passengers wer

. >> allison, in addition to mrs. obama sitting with the family, there's this too. maryland congressman chris van hollen says he's taking a gun control advocate carol price whose 13-year-old son was killed. participation in the million mom march that year. >>> and maryland's attorney general is announcing a gun turn in program in may. doug gansler says it will let people turn in any weapons that are illegal or unwanted with no questions asked. similar to gun buy back programs. also backing a plan to get gun owners to report lost or stolen weapons. allison. >> new this morning, tony, early morning gunfire near the university of maryland campus ends in tragedy. two students are dead. another injured. melanie alnwick is live with the latest on this one. melanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. a heart breaking turn of events here for the family and friends of these three college students here on 36 avenue. at this point we have no idea why one man decided to open fire on his two house mates. but we do know how it all started. this is a picture that pr

mr. speaker, i want to ask the prime minister about the bedroom back. allison has 18 year-old twin sons were both in the army. the prime ministers bedroom packed means well her sons are away, she would charge more for the bedroom? she says i resent the fact that both my sons are serving and protecting their country had been returned will not have a home to come home to when the granted a much-needed leave. what is the prime minister's answer? >> first of all, let me make clear, this is not a tax. this is a benefit. and i would make two points. i would make two points in respect to this specific case that he raises. first of all, all the time and labour was in government, if you were in a private sector rented home and you in receipt of housing benefits, you did not get any benefit for empty rooms but i think that is important. so it is only fai that we treat people in social housing the same way. the second point i'd make is that anyone is away from home, and, obviously, the earnings are not counted and, therefore, the benefits of that person are likely to go u

allison. thank you very much. we now know what inspired first lady michelle obama to get bangs. on the rachel ray show mrs. cut her bangs because she can't get a sports car and wouldn't be able to bungee jump. just days before president obama's second inauguration. the interview is set to air later this week. >> this is 8:37 now. it's a tuesday morning . and still ahead, he's back. manti te'o gets a work -- to workout at the nfl combine. >> it's hard to say. >> what's his name? >> manti te'o. >> oh, sorry. >> remembering an nba legend. a look back at jerry buss's run. we'll be back. [ male announcer ] here's a friendly reminder -- it's your last chance to get a $200 verizon visa prepaid card with verizon high speed internet and phone for business, both with 99.9% network reliability, for only $84.99 a month when you sign up online with a 2-year term. plus a basic second line. just order at verizon.com/bizdeal, or call 1.888.929.4404 for other offers. hurry, this offer won't last long. ♪ she would only get a splash of coffee in her cup and then fill the rest up with cream and it -- mommy, what's going on? w

allison leotta joining us to talk about that. i want to start with the dramatic development yesterday and that was with the lead investigator, mr.seven charges of attempted murder and then he was removed from the case. will this have any bearing whatsoever on the decision that the judge decides? >> i don't think it will have that much bearing on what the judge decides. he will look whether oscar pistorius is a risk of flight and a danger to the community if left out of jail. the thing with hilton botha actually changes the tenor of the case, but doesn't change the equation in terms of whether oscar pistorius should be let out of jail, pending trial. >> four days of a lot of information that they have been diving into, trying to figure out this bail hearing is that unusual? >> four-day bail hearing is fairly unusual. it has been like a trial within a trial. >> so let's talk about botha's mistakes and how they perhaps could affect the outcome of the trial. we do know he has been criticized for some things. didn't wear protective clothing at the crime scene. overlooked the bullet in the boy let bowl. he found two boxes of testoster

mr. murphy. we're going to talk more about some of the other unique and brand-new things that are down here as far as cars are concerned. tony and allisonets as well. especially that rolls royce? >> i think the astin martin probably for him. >> reporter: martin for allison, rolls royce for tony. >> perhaps it's a remote control car. >> reporter: he said the remote control comes with it. >> thank you. >>> it is the 17th year of the washington golf show. organizers expect 10,000 people for the three-day event. >> with more than 100 vendors bringing the latest gadgets and gear, you can expect the show to be above par. holly, i hope you see why that's funny. above par. good morning. >> reporter: don't we want to be below par? >> that's true. >> never mind. >> reporter: okay. anyway, we're talking golf. clearly we're learning about the game here this morning, at the dulles expo center. you heard me say it's a golf party last hour, and it's because of the atmosphere. the first one, the national long drive champ. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: i guess that means you hit the ball really far? >> yes, yes. well, sometimes. it

allison. >> thank you. in a statement out this morning, prince georges executive says the children of our county belong to all of us. we are deeply affected when we lose them. mrive to talk about the action he plans to take in the wake of this week's tragedy. >> meanwhile, also in prince georges county, another deadly shooting investigation. a 30-year-old man was gunned down in temple hills. is the suspect who police say was high on pcp has been taken into custody. >> in a story that continues to develop, olympic track star oscar pistorius was back in front of a judge today. south african prosecutors believe oscar pistorius should be denied bail. >> but this morning, there are new details about what was discovered inside the athlete's home. and that's making headlines. dave ross joins us with the latest. sglt details keep unraveling on this case, y'all. we've got new information. that basically things are getting worse for oscar pistorius. prosecutors reveals two boxes of testosterone and needles were discovered in his bedroom. but defense lawyer says it was an herbal remedy and not a banned substance. oscar pistorius was drug tested in august and september of