no, i'm just keen on finding out who did it, mrs. morris. ht black boy you got your eye on? she must've gone outside. she knew i hated smoking. i should've let her smoke in here. did she know sammy morris? i can't see how. christy goes to boarding school. she's just been back two days. either of you have dealings with him? he drove us... nick and me. nick is...? mercedes' fiance. nicholas vance? what's sammy like? i don't know. he's just the driver. the last time either of you saw christy was what time? we left the vances around 10:00. mark vance was tired. he had chemo for prostate cancer. so... it was right after that... maybe 10:30 when my angel went to bed. the last time i saw her. mark leaves before i'm awake. i rarely see sammy. he seemed a nice enough young man. how about you two? he sometimes drives me when dad doesn't need him. he's a pretty friendly guy. friendly with the neighbors? if christy was outside he would've talked to her. you everalk to him? nah. dad won't let him drive me. ethan doesn't need a driver. caught him outside s

mr. morris? the first one should be what the hell happened? how can we repeal obama care in 2014? since you have made some news by reflect -- respectively disagreeing with senator cruise and his colleagues, how should we do it? end of the day, the government is going to reopen and obama will be president. he is just not going to budge on this. side of the 95- 96 shut down. the entire strategy was thatcated on the idea clinton would back dear -- back down. stock, and on the mounting public demand to shut it down. to reopen it. they ultimately caved and were impotent for the rest of his presidency am except over impeachment. i do not want that to happen here. i believe that obama care will destroy itself. it makes such impositions on the people of america. it will cost so much in premiums. it will cost so much in penalties. it will cost so much in medical care being the night. denied.ican -- being the american people will be sick of it by the time it is implemented. has 42 passed, it support -- nine it is going to or 68 orr 30 support 70 opposed. the trend will just continue. it wil

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morris dever called me up and asked to see the film. he said, you know who should see this film, martin scorsese. and two days later, i receive an e-mail from mrlease it through his company on hbo. you know, so pretty much a typical tuesday in my life. and he -- yeah, and it's airing monday night at 9:00 p.m. it's unbelievable. >> that's fantastic. >> larry king, i think, described his style as television on radio. >> yes. >> what was it that made him such a great -- how did he do it? >> well, it was not just the vibrancy and energy, it was a feeling that he imparted. he played the game, so he made you feel like he was a little kid and you were a little kid, listening. like the first time you have a catch with your father, it's almost primal. and what people don't realize about marty glickman is, he revolutionized radio basketball, play by play. all the expressions, many of them being used today, he coined. the key, the lane, the mid-court strike, swish. and he gave the listeners a geography of the court, before marty glickman, it would be smith passes to jones, he shoots, he scores. you didn't know where they were on the court. so with marty,