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they're 20 and 29 . 13th place. >>> don nelson is now a hall of famer. going to be initially announced -- officially announced when the final four takes place this weekend. there he is celebrating when he became the winningest coach of all time a few years ago in minnesota. also going in, ralph samson, jamaal wilkes who won a championship with the warriors. rick patino. but don nelson, going in at age 71. >>> the 49ers signed their second new york giant within a week. it was mario manningham first, and today a running back, brandon jacobs who's still 29. but the giants thought, no, his tip-toe still had run its course in new york. it's a one-year deal. wait and see pretty much on both sides. brandon jacobs joining frank core in the 49er backfield. >>> the as will play their second game of the regular season in two and 1/2 hours in the tokyo dome against seattle. mrz the as will come home and rule practice games, and they're going to come home at best 1 and 1 if they can win early this morning. dustin ackley, the winning rbi, as lose 3-1. to the mariners.

he bugged nelson's home and office. picks up a conversation that is between joe, unidentified other than joe, but joe says in a korgs of korgs that he was a member of the party starting in 1938. that he had two sisters, one of whom was a teacher in new york. between joe and steve nelson and in the course of their conversation, joe comes there to say that he has information. he is working on the project. he has information that is -- he figures will be of value to the comrades. and he relays this information with the hope that joe will pass it along to the right

i asked yell nelson to memorize the precise order of one of the better beer aisles.old on him and -- >> another river horse, another add am burger another goose island, guinness draft a flying dog? >> reporter: is it a blue moon? >> yes. >> reporter: the trick is to assign an image to each brand. for modelo, i pictures a sexy model. >> what about the dirty bastard ale? >> the old rapper. >> reporter: he places these along a specific pang a memory palace. >> i was using my high school back in miami and i was walking through it putting all of these images along specific paths. >> congratulations! >> reporter: but here's where the story goes beyond party tricks. two weeks after the memory championship and in honor of his late grandmother, this avid climber set out to conquer mt. everest. acclimating in base camp for over a month, he was able to focus on his memory workouts like never before. and despite the low oxygen, the results amazed him. >> my time for memorizing a deck of cards went through the roof. since all of those numbers and cards represent these images of p

and i wanted to take this opportunity to thank senator ben nelson for his service. senator nelson will retire at the end of the congress and during his service he has worked dill gently to better the lives of our troops and strategic offices. those who work at the air force base are well aware of his deep commitment to them. on behalf of your fellow nebraskans at stratcom, senator, we off our thanks. thank you for this opportunity. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you very much, general. thank you for your reference to general ben -- now i call hem a general and you a senator -- to senator ben nelson. we all feel very much the way you do and grateful for your reference to him. thank you. general alexander? >> chairman levin, ranking member mccain and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the community to appear before you today. i'm pleased to appear with general bob kehler, and i echo his comments all across the board, including with senator nelson. i would start up front by echoing some of those comments which is, is it a privilege and ho

>> i agree it should be part of the plan. >> senator nelson? >> thank you to both of you for your service and kind remarks. general kehler and general alexander. the comments today and all the discussion for some period of time has indicated a growing threat of cyberwarfare and threat to the united states national security. as we engage in this discussion there is an ongoing restructuring of stratcom's new headquarters, can you give some indication why an aging facility would not be an appropriate facility as we take on new responsibilities but particularly as it relates to a high-tech cybersituation? and general alexander, if you have some thoughts about that it would be helpful too. >> the activities that go on at stratcom are unique activities. we perform those activities particularly their command-and-control of our strategic forces, planning we do for our strategic forces, intelligence support required behind our continuing need for strategic level deterrents and being able to command and control forces under high stress. all of those real

. >> for cousins, emmanuel nelson and kayre nelson getting into the back seat of the echo cost them their lives. at 1:30 the car burst into flames after a collision with a tree at chevy chase circumstance. moments earlier a police officer ran the vehicle's license plate and discovered it was stolen. police say the toyota began speeding toward the circle with police cruisers. >> they were beautiful. good grades. good students. everything. just good kids. good, genuine kids. >> emmanuel nelson a member of the football team at high school in the district. natalie randolph is the coach. >> he was awesome. gregarious, full of life. made jokes, smart. he was really smart. >> not far away, maxine miller wept tears of gratitude. her 18-year-old grandson, rico richardson the front seat passenger survived. he was pulled from the burn vehicle boy a montgomery county police officer who was himself injured. >> he put his life on the line for my grandson. and for the other boy. and he was frying trying to sav rest, but he couldn't. you know? >> reporter: the driver of the car, 16-year-old reynard osman

. >> i'm john muller in for rob nelson. the pope had some serious messages from mexico where tens of thousands of people have died in drug-related violence. today he's going to be in cuba making even more history. >> historic seeing a pope in cuba. really is an amazing thing. >> absolutely. >>> also defending neighborhood watchman george zimmerman. he's not been arrested in the shooting death of trayvon martin but his attorney and a family friend are speaking out. what they have to say about zimmerman. >>> later this half hour, while most of the country enjoyed one of the mildest winters in decades, the insect population has been multiplying so watch out this spring. it's bound to bug you. we'll talk about that. >> rob nelson's story that one is. >>> first, we're going to start with hundreds of cuban americans who will be among those welcoming the pope when he arrives on the island later today. >> benedict traveling to havana tomorrow with thousands of faithful who are awaiting his arrival. diana alvear reports from cuba. >

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up next to senator nelson. >> thank you mr. chairman and let me add my appreciation for your service as well. thank you. i have got a number of concerns about our presence in iraq at this time. i don't think that i have a clear understanding of what our mission is there. and is further complicated by the fact that we have got questions about the new embassy, which is a significant in terms of size was significant number of security contract yours located there, perhaps not even functioning in a security role outside of the embassy. and the embassy continues to be expanded and i understand perhaps the state department now is in charge of establishing what our mission in iraq is. can you, either of you, help

of joe wineberg's conversation with nelson. this is in march 1943. word gets back to los alamos to oppenheimer that his grut students are under surveillance, under suspicion for spying for the russians. he tells a ratherol incredible story. to the effect that there is an unnamed interimmediate airy who did -- there is espionage going on at berkeley. there is interimmediate airy who approached three scientists working on the project that oppenheimer knows that because the scientists came to him individually and asked what they should do. he gave them the advice they should not get involved with this and that was the end of it. pash asked who is the unknown interimmediate airy? oppenheimer says he is a professor at berkeley. he's a personal friend. he just had a minor role in this. i won't reveal the names unless ordered to by groves. the same thing with the three who were approached. oppenheimer will not reveal the names. there is a long effort basically by pash, by the head of manhattan project security, by almost everybody in

>> it absolutely does, senator nelson. i can say this though because i'm first among equals when it comes to the combatant commanders. basically, if i need something, i go to secretary panetta and i get it. so i'll just tell that you i'm well resourced, sir. >> admiral, from your perspective? >> sir, i'm also extremely well resourced. >> you don't think that the budget was prepared under different assumptions and the circumstances have now changed with regard to that? >> no, sir. >> admiral? general? >> we'll always have to adapt, sir. but right now i think the strategy is well supported by the budget. >> and if circumstances were to change to where military action was required, would we be having to change circumstances then as well? >> senator, active operations along those lines would be very expensive. obviously, that's one of the characteristics of war. we're trying to keep the stabili stability. one more day to allow secretary clinton and the diplomats to convince iran this is not in their best interest to go the way

. >> senator nelson, yes, i am satisfied that we're making progress. i know that there will always be times when we slip back and have to regain progress that we've made before. but as general allen said, what we've seen as very significant progress and we will provide detailed numbers as you've requested, sir. >> and let me also deal with the issue of the numbers of personnel that are now in the afghan national security force, both as to the present number and the future number, because we can't always evaluate everything simply on the basis of the cost. i think we always have to know what the cost is. can you tell me how much it cost the u.s. taxpayers to support the current afghan national security force? i guess let me ask you, secretary miller. >> sir, let me pull up the number. my recollection is that we were -- the request for fy-12 was a little over $11 billion and that we've requested about $5.8 billion? >> roughly for 13. >> for fy-13. if you look at that cost compared to -- compared to the overall cost of the conflict, it is relatively small

i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris.ays that last night's primaries prove he is still a strong contender in the race. the clear winner in alabama. and he also walked away with 1/3 of the vote in mississippi as well. mitt romney came in third in both races. we're going to get a wrap-up in just a moment. but maybe a little bit of surprise. maybe not surprise because there are a lot of evangelicals down in the south, especially in alabama. and mississippi. he caters to them. >> he was predicted to do well. the south is kind of considered newt gingrich territory. he won georgia pretty handily, but that did not transfer over to other parts of the deep south. santorum trying to frame himself as the conservative alternative to mitt romney. >> the true conservative. >> the true conservative. our other big story on this wednesday morning, international outrage after an american army soldier went on a fatal shooting rampage in an afghan village. there's now word alcohol may have been involved. still unclear on the details on that.

nelson schwartz? guest: well, there have been a lack of prosecutions in the wake of the financial crisis. i don't think anybody would argue with you there. in terms of the big banks, they had a $20 billion settlement, so you are seeing some movement there. these are heavily-regulated industries. but you know, whether their customer service is good is another issue. host: corpus christi, alice, democrats line. caller: good morning. host: hello? caller: i love all the comments and the conversation. y'all are over with in about 14 minutes, is that correct? >> host: we're about 15 minutes, go ahead. caller: i'm from corpus christi. and there has been a lot of hulla ballew since perri came back as governor. but my main thing is with mr. nelson schwartz, i think that we need to get to the basis -- basic of your ethics on investment banks. host: and so do you have a question for our guest, ma'am? caller: yes, sir, i do. how much go ahead. caller: bank of america. yes, sir. host: go ahead, mr. nelson schwartz

in the back or 50-year olds emmanuel nelson and kyree nelson. today these sisters and mothers are bound by grief and a decision by their sons that cost them their lives. >> he was a good man. he played football, soccer. >> the toyota was stolen from this montgomery county neighborhood on sunday. at one point, county police site near john's mill road and plentiful lead over but never had a chance. >> they left the neighborhood and -- they left the neighborhood and turn south on connecticut avenue. they force the officer to flip on his lights and follow. >> now the family wonders what could have been done differently and question the police's pursuit of the car. >> why were the police chasing him? they are not supposed to chase them. >> montgomery county police have identified the driver as 16- year-old osmand of the district. the front seat passenger walked away from the accident and injured. as of yet no charges have been filed. reporting live, suzanne kennedy abc 7 news. >> the u.s. soldier accused of the massacre of 17 afghan civilians have a

nelson joins me now.what do you have here and if you can run us through tips. >> well, my first thing , you know sparkle is spayed and being spayed or newterred can absolutely decrease metabolism by 30%. >> wow. >> yeah, and every single bag of food on the market is going to make a recommendation for how much your pet weighs and how much to feed that pet all those recommendations are for dogs not spayed or neutered because the american association of feed control officials mandate it is done but if we are feeding our dog the amount on the backover the bag we are over feeding by 25 to 30%. >> if they are spayed and neutered. >> does it say that on the bag. >> they are not allowed to say that. so this is something you have to learn either from someone like me or your own veterinarian or just doing your own research online another big problem that i find is people have, a cup of food for their dog but it is like the big gulp from 7 eleven. spend $3 get an actual measuring cup once you figure out how much it

. >> i'm john muller in for rob nelson. some big name pro athletes plan to attend today's rally in sanford, florida, where trayvon martin was shot and killed. all weekend long protesters gathered wearing hoodies because that's what the teen had on when he was gunned down. >> very, very sad story. certainly growing, this story is. a lot of attention. >>> another big headline this morning comes from south korea where the president told the world the u.s. has too many nuclear weapons. he's also sending a message to north korea to consider peace or remain isolated. >> and a subject near and dear to our insomniac viewers, sleep. the health hazards involved when you get too little sleep and when you get too much shut eye. is that possible? apparently it is. >> i don't know that's ever happened to me. >> stay tuned. we'll tell you about all of that. >>> first, protests over the shooting of trayvon martin spread to texas, arizona and california over the weekend. >> the shooter george zimmerman has not spoken publicly about the inci

jameer nelson. the magic take the lead.wyane wade says, i can answer that was with a three of my own. heat looking to win, who will take the game-winner. it's d. wade, it goes in and out though. we go the overtime. in the extra session, heat down two, chris bosh, he thinks is a huge play. the foul changes that. the official says no then yes, then no. bucket no good. magic still up two, jameer nelson. beautiful play with the left. the mamgic win, 104-98. >>> to the west we go. lakers visiting the grizz. kobe, drives, throws it down. 2 of his 34 points. the lakers down one at the half. to the overtime period. four seconds to play. tied at 103-103. kobe took the game-winner and couldn't hit it. kobe, first with defense. off the deflection, goes the other way. defense translates to offense for kobe. the lakers up one. then in the waning moments. lakers trying to seal it. gasol, to bynum. 37 points for bynum. the lakers win 116-111. that's your espn news update. i'm chris cotter. enjoy your day. >> it will all pale to march madn

cousin khairy nelson died early friday morning when the car in which they were riding slammed into a tree on chevy case circle. nelson family members say the boys got into the car with their friends, they didn't know the car had been stolen. police tried to stop the car before it crashed. >>> former vice president dick cheney is recovering from a heart transplant. he had the surgery saturday. a spokesperson said cheney had been on the waiting list for 20 months. cheney had sur vivid five heart attacks and had been in heart failure for years. he is 71 years old. >> i'm watching your money. wall street hoping for green arrow this week. the broader stock market averages were down for last week but they have been on a tear for all of this year. the dow stands this morning at 13080. still the major average loss of 1. 1% on the week the nasdaq added five points friday. >>> when it comes to the number of foreclosed homes, maryland ranks in the top 20 nationwide and on friday, hud secretary sean donovan, state attorney general doug ganassiler and other local activists came together. they has

but what does it say about the fact that moderates, whether it's bill nelson or ben nelson, rather, fromraska, a moderate democrat or a moderal republican, doesn't fit anymore. doesn't like it anymore. >> well, it's interesting. by observation and by hearing members talk about this, something that might not come to mind right away is that the experience of being someone like olympia snowe on capitol hill means you spend a lot of time out on your own island politically speaking. well, republicans would be frustrated with her, democrats would be trying to put a lot of pressure on her, even encouraging her to switch parties, always counting on her as a deciding vote. all of that pressure. so some of the collegiality and the sense of getting things done has probably been very hard for her to have here for a long time now. she's a very reasonable person to talk to. i've spent time with her back in maine in her home state. very popular, as you point out. it was a real stunner. we often use hyperbolic language covering politics. this really shocked senate republicans who were counting on her. >

winick in for rob nelson.itnesses described that scene in texas as something out of an action movie. at one point the suspect jumped into a pickup truck and drove into the crowd, running down his own daughter, who had testified against him earlier this week. we'll get the latest from beaumont. >> yeah, and his daughter was the key witness in that case against him. also this morning, a wall street insider blowing the whistle on investment bank goldman sachs. he says what goes on inside the financial giant in private, well, it needs to be made public. and he's revealing what he considers some very, very dirty secrets. >> and later this half hour, a very heartwarming story. a 6-year-old who came to the rescue when grandpa fell down the stairs. this little guy is quite a hero. >> reporter: plus, i know it's t.j.'s very favorite show on tv besides "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette." we go behind the scenes with the new cast of "dancing with the stars." >> yeah. >>> all right. but first, the suspect in texas is n

we are joined by ben nelson from the naacp, and they released a report in february that said that alechind any anti-state voter laws. and we are also joined by the editor of the "nation" magazine who has written extensively about this alec law. gentlemen, i want you to listen to something right now, a variation of the stand your ground law in texas after the florida law paved the way. it was a linchpin for the man joe horn and listen to a portion of a scary 911 call from september 2007 in which he, mr. horn, describes two men breaking into a neighbor's home. >> i want you to listen to me carefully. >> yes. >> i have officers coming out there. i don't want you to go outside of that house. i don't want you to have that gun in your hand when those officers are poking around over there. >> i understand that, okay, but i have a right to protect myself, sir. you understand that. >> yes, sir. >> and there are laws that have been changed since september 1st and i know it and you know it, and i have a right to protect myself. he is coming out of the window right now. i have to go, buddy. >> don

nelson stayed in the hospital for about a day after that accident.was 11-year-old will be just fine. that does it for news 4 at 5:00 tonight. we're back again tomorrow. stayher news 4 at 6:00 starts life.d;nñ >>> bher, was murdered. the man accused was set free after violating two protective orders. now a friend of the (6bt ill prs life. >> brutalized her, stalked her, broke her down psychologically, broke her down physically. >> and a celebrated dentist is accused of illegally prescribing pills to women he dated. and more warm weather today could put this one in the record books. and good evening. i'm wendy rieger sitting in for jim vance. i'm8 hard to avoid right now, the

officers were able to save two of them but 15-year-old emmanuel nelson and 16-year-old irene nelson died. family members say they are still trying to make sense of it all. >> it wasn't even worth it. you know, to die young like this. >> if they would have never gotten in a car. they'd be here with us today. >> the teen driving the car is being treated for life- threatening injuries. doctors say the fourth team should recover. meanwhile, an investigation is ongoing. >>> on the west coast, police in for a man who opened fire on a crowd of people. it happened last night at a party in desert hot springs. medics rushed at least i party goers to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police say the shooting could be gain related. >> actors looking for their big break chart to while directors at a major casting call yesterday. an open call was held at stevenson university for the netflix series house of cards. the series is shooting in baltimore and dc beginning next month. in addition to extras, actors will also be considered for the upgrade or featured roles in the political drama. >> t

nelson it's a pleasure.inaudible] will you, buddy? [gunfire] >> all right. that's a crazy cohen brothers there that movie. to this day, baby-faced nelson still holds what dubious distinction in american history? and the answer is, correct, kill the most fbi agents. three questions, three correct answers. i don't think that has ever happened before. , ladies and gentlemen. should why quit while we are ahead? >> good night, everybody. >> bill: this is the easiest question coming up. al capone, one of the most notorious gang leaders in american history. >> i want that son of a bitch dead. i want him g.e.d. dead. i don't care what [bleep]. did i ask you what you are trying to do? did i ask what you are trying to do? >> please. >> i want you to get the [bleep] where he breets. i want you to find this -- i want him dead. i want his family dead. >> bill: sounds like a factor. [ laughter ] just kidding. for you media matters people get that right up on your web site. capone was eventually busted for tax evasion and

> coming up later, the 49ers poach another giant and the a's opened their season in japan and don nelson to the hall of fame and the sharks better keep winning later in this broadcast. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with half as many sheets. bounty has trap and lock technology to soak up big spills and lock them in. why use more when you can use less? new bounty. the clean picker upper. >>> in california news a 55-year-old man died after a snowmobile accident. it happened on saturday just north of tahoe city. california highway patrol says the man was riding on a trail when he turned and veered off the trail and hit a tree. the troopers are still investigating whether alcohol was a factor in a crash. the man's name has not yet been released. >>> a judge ruled the university of california must re

. >>> don nelson will be indugged into the basketball haul of -- inducted into the basketball hall ofe. he had two stints with the warriors and -- [ unintelligible ] nelson gave warrior fans a great ride in 2007 when he barely got the team into the playoffs and beat the mav -- mavericks in the opening round. >> he also played for the celtics. i don't think he's going in for that. five championships with the celtics. >> all the trivia that rick has. how about you? >> rainy -- rainy start to the weekend. today, tomorrow will be very nice, feeling like we should for this time of year which is more like spring with mild temperatures now mist and drizzle pretty cloudy out there in fact, the temperatures are muggy, you may notice that as you step out with numbers mild from the mid 40s to the low 50s, 52 in oakland, 51 in san francisco f good morning fremont, 50 in mountain view, 44 santa rosa, a little fog along the coast with 48 in concord. here are our highlights, fog, mist and drizzle as you head out this morning. outside chance maybe of a shower in our north bay communities along the co

. >> don nelson is feeling good.e has a million dollars, but the long awaited and much deserved call from the hall. sports is next. >>> it is an honor that is long overdue. they got the call from the basketball hall of fame and he will be inducted in springfield, mass. he has won more games than any coach in nba history. he coached the bucs, the nicks the mavericks. nelson a brilliant offensive mind. never won an nba title. that's probably what kept him out of the hall until now. the official announcement will common day at the final four. the warriors hosting new orleans. somebody shrinking curry. what happened there? rookie to rookie. thompson and tyler throwing down. he caps an 11-2 run for the hornets who played with much more energy. marco belly nelly and they were up 17 at the half. he is bringing it, with authority. are they junked? jinxed this he gets hurt backing up when he lands on a fan's foot in the front row. are you kidding me? you couldn't do that when you try. he had 22. warriors lose to the worst tea

chairman. >> thank you very much, senator nelson. senator aot. thank you, chairman, thank you secretary dempsey. i would like to ask the role of on china and russia here. let me say up front, and i'm sure you'll agree, that it's outrageous that china and russia blocked the u.n. resolutions and both of them most recently in february. as i understand it, according to the center for strategic ay natl studies that was issued, the arms imports to russia and syria, that they have been a leading arms supplier to the assad regimregime, has that bee case, do they continue to provide arms to the assad regime now? >> theyes they do. >> so russia is providing arms to the assad regime as they murder their own people? >> they have a long standing foreign military sales relationship with then and it continues on unstopped. >> and us does not seem to matter to russia at all that they are using these arms to murder their own people. it's outrageous, and china has provided arm as well to a lesser extent to assad? >> let me get back to you, there are other issues o

. >> chef nelson jones is my -- >> nelson jones is my photographer on that piece you need an exhibitvailable for purchase if you go bring your check book if it is a little too pricey we showed this in the piece this is a coffee table type book and it is called mick rock exposed offers more than 200 of rock's best photographs, well known shots and never before seen images as well check out the exhibit until the end of the month. >> that is a great piece. and he looks great. >> he looks great, 15 years ago he almost died because he was living that lifestyle too he has changed his life around. >> was there ever anybody he did not get the chance to shoot he wanted to >> he said if he were a little older he wished he shot elvis also bob dillon in 65 and john lennon he shot paul mccartney but not john. >>> that was a great piece. >> thanks nelson. >> talented high school students from the district gathered last night to compete for a $10,000 college scholarship. >> this morning, the judge debbie alan and nya norwood are here to audiocassette about the experience -- are here to talk about t

. >> don nelson is feeling good. he has a million dollars, but the long awaited and much deserved call from the hall. sports is next. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. long overdue. they got the call from the basketball hall of fame and he will be inducted in springfield, mass. he has won more games than any coach in nba history. he coached the bucs, the nicks the mavericks. nelson a brilliant offensive mind. never won an nba title. that's probably what kept him out of the hall until now. the official announcement will common day at the final four. the warriors hosting new orleans. somebody shrinking curry. what

and i am in for rob nelson.sergeant accused in the shooting rampage and what could have been done to stop it. most of the victims were villagers, women and children, who were asleep. >> just a heartbreaking story there. also this morning, our new political poll just out should make mitt romney a bit more optimistic about november, even though he could face some major political challenges in some southern primaries tomorrow. as rob always likes to call it, political theater. >> theater. >> oh, you have a nice accent there. >> thank you. i appreciate that. and later this half hour, american couples and the division of labor over housework and raising a family. why one expert says overworked women can only blame themselves. >> so i should blame myself right now and not my husband? >> why not? >> okay, honey. you're off the hook. >>> but first, our new abc news poll taken before the shooting rampage. 60% of americans think the afghan war is not worth fighting. >> and 54% say u.s. forces should abandon training afgha

nelson: six million. so 26 million acres are under lease in the gulf of mexico and are not being produced. mr. nelson: thank you for that. mr. nelson: wouldn't it suggest that they ought to use it or lose it? mr. carper: certainly would. thank you for sharing that point with us. here we are. more drilling in america, onshore and offshore. we're no longer a net oil importer. we have 75 million acres that are leased and have yet to be tapped. a lot of those done in the gulf as senator nelson suggested. yet american consumers are still paying more at the pump. all the while the five largest oil companies, b.p., chevron, conocophillips, exxonmobil, royal dutch, shell group, they did pretty well. they made about $137 billion last year. and to top it off, these companies receive billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies to drill for oil and gas even as they are making very healthy, i think, record-breaking profits. now, this doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. but let me just stop. i want to be clear on th

shortly after the battle he wrote to governor william nelson, the governor of virginia. he told governor nelson, quote, instead of exciting our exertions, the victory at yorktown will produce such a relaxation, during the prosecution of the war as we prolong the calamities of it. he then wrote a few days later to general nathaniel green, the american commander in the south. he told general green, my greatest fear is that congress may think our work closed and will fall into a state of languor and relaxation. following that washington made a brief visit home to mt. vernon, only, by the way, the second time in eight years that he had been home. after a brief visit he and martha left mt. vernon and journeyed to philadelphia where they planned to spend the winter of 1781-82. in the meantime the american army having taken care of the army began their march to their winter quarters, which they would take up on the hudson valley just north of new york city at a place for which they could watch the british army. washington arrived in philadelphia to great acclaim. parades and fi

nelson it's a pleasure.ble] will you, buddy? [gunfire] >> all right. that's a crazy cohen brothers there that movie. to this day, baby-faced nelson still holds what dubious distinction in american history? and the answer is, correct, kill the most fbi agents. three questions, three correct answers. i don't think that has ever happened before. , ladies and gentlemen. should why quit while we are ahead? >> good night, everybody. >> bill: this is the easiest question coming up. al capone, one of the most notorious gang leaders in american history. >> i want that son of a bitch dead. i want him g.e.d. dead. i don't care what [bleep]. did i ask you what you are trying to do? did i ask what you are trying to do? >> please. >> i want you to get the [bleep] where he breets. i want you to find this -- i want him dead. i want his family dead. >> bill: sounds like a factor. [ laughter ] just kidding. for you media matters people get that right up on your web site. capone was eventually busted for tax evasion and became

governor nelson, quote, instead of exciting our exertions the victory at yorktown will produce such a relaxation the prosecution of the war as will prolong the calamities of it. he then wrote a few days later, to general nathaniel green, american commander in the south, he told general green, my greatest fear is that congress may think our work closed and will fall into a state of langer and relaxation. following those letters, washington made a brief visit home to mt. vernon, only by the way, the second time in eight years that he had been home. after a brief visit he and martha left mt. vernon and journeyed to philadelphia, where they planned to spend the winter of 1781-'82. in the meantime, the american army having taken care of lord wallace's army ban their march to their winter quarters which they would take up on the hundrhudson valley to watch the british army. washington arrived in philadelphia to parades, fireworks, endless banquets and toasts. they even wrote an opera in his honor. he went fox hunting and indeed was having a wonderful social time in philadelphia. but not p