it is country star randy travis. that song, can we just show a little bit more of that video and that song? crank it a little. ♪ >> that song puts you in such a great mood. "everything and all." >> we were finding songs for the 25th anniversary project and kept going back to that song and saying it's just too much fun not to do it. >> it's a kick! >> there's not a serious thing about it. but you have to do one every now and then just because it's fun. >> before there was garth brooks and all the rest of them, there was randy travis. and when i was looking at the numbers, randy, i knew you sold a ton of records. i know you had a ton of number ones. 22 -- well, 25 million records. 22 number ones and 6 grammy awards. does it ever get old when you hit big with a song? >> no. i don't think that could ever get old. i think you always enjoy seeing something go out to radio as a single and go up those charts, you know. you know, i got to -- i've said this many times. i got into this business wanting to make a living writing

>>randy: maybe they would pay less. >>shepard: maybe you are high. >>randy: i am never high.>shepard: you know better than that and you are saying things you know are not true. >>randy: i want chocolate covered raisins on my moon pie. >>shepard: at least faith has a grain of sense. we need a doctor. u.s. officials investigate whether members, listen to this, investigating whether members of the afghan air force are actually drug runners. running drugs and illegal weapons with u.s.-funded aircraft. they say it comes after accusations from credible sources inside and outside the afghan air force. there are cue sayings that trafficking is connecting to the killing of eight u.s. air force officers last year in kabul. the the "wall street journal," parent company of this network. reports that the officials say the kill was likely involved in moving illegal cargo across the country. so we help them with their fields, they plant more poppies and supply heroin to the world and now they are running drugs and guns, in planes we gave them? a symbolic blow to the syrian government with t

>>shepard: randy? >>randy: it is beyond the ability to speak.e speak about legal tactics and strategies, there are three teenagers with their lives ahead of them who are dead and other people hurt and a town which is just reeling and may never be the same. but, the reality is, given the fact that you have eyewitnesses, given the fact you have him fleeing and having the gun, the knife, clear prior calculation and design there should being in to speak about. the young man should be tried as an adult. >>guest: i will say this, we see the direction the case is going anyway when the judge first said you cannot, media, show his face and he did it an about face and said you can show his likeness on the air which means they are not going to preserve his anonymity. he will be treated as an adult. >>shepard: that is what we figured. thank you drew and randy. >> syrian rebels today are make a tactical retreat from the city of homs which has been under a deadly assault for a month. hundreds of men and women and children have been killed. this is amateur vid

>>randy: no. >>shepard: so i will tweet all your numbers. >>randy: nobody calling me.pard: i'm not talking you, her. >>randy: my mother. >>shepard: we would have to have the delay on because they will curse you. >>randy: except for my mother. >>shepard: cops say a man repeatedly rammed into a car because he thought his wife was inside it. she wasn't. >>shepard: nobody hit the mega million. the next jackpot, $500 million. that's the jackpot for friday mega millions the largest in the left of our nation's lottery. no one picked six numbers last night in the drawing so that jackpot rolls over to this friday. keep in mind before you quit the job the odds of winning are 1 in 176 million. "studio b" and staff bought a ticket. i am told. and before we wrap it up in "studio b" a pennsylvania man is in trouble after trying to attack somebody he believed could be his estranged wife. cops say ricky thought he spotted his wife driving down the highway. he followed the car and rammed it in the middle of the street. and the cops say he followed the car to a police station parking lo

>>shepard: randy? not sure he committed a crime, this country even fighting words is constitutional protected saying god he did not have the ability to carry out the threats or he would have been charged with serious crimes but merely expressing that you are going to kill someone without the ability to do it? that is not a crime. i agree with steve, get him off the streets and checked out. if he needs help we could get him straightened out otherwise he could have a brilliant future. he could only have been kidding. do we know it was he? this came off of a computer. >>guest: the fact is he is charged with disorderly conduct, making threats that people take seriously. an analogy to this is in the airport if you make a threat about an airplane you can be saying that to someone else and in jest, but this is serious, and this current environment --. >>randy: can you not make a threat in an airport. >>guest: you may see new threats but they simply address the issue of the disorderly conduct on the campus for

randy, your strategy? >>randy: psychological defense cutting this two places. from the stand point of the prosecution, first, you have the issue of, one, did he understand the nature and consequences of his actions and understand what he was doing was right versus wrong, because the post traumatic stress disorder a guy is on the 4th tour, who recently witnessed a buddy get his leg blown off, a guy with a head injury, a guy who now is doing a 4th tour in the birthplace of the taliban. is it any wonder that he could have snapped? so the prosecution and mitigating of sentencing. >> a defense can show, is, first he is guilty of this, killing the 16 people, nine babies, but, you have to excuse it because he has a brain injury, because he has post traumatic stress disorder. he knew what he was doing, he had stability at home, children, and he has the support of the army and all of the corporate structure around him, how could he possibly just snap especially as a soldier that had no history of it, that is where the rubber meets the road. them not excuse that behavior

you talk, i have not seen a personality like that since randy. >>randy: here we go. randy backing. >>guest: you may not want to hear this. one thing, it will be one of two tinges, no middle ground. it could be unmitigated disaster like everyone thinks. or, two, this could be the greatest revelation, the greatest innovation, in the history of professional football, two quaterbacks equal abilities, complementary abilities, sharing time, not a backup, not a starter, but a one and one (a), setting football, nfl precedent. p.r., they have won. this could be historic. >>shepard: football fans did you hear that? did you hear that? i don't believe one word of that. but we will see what happens. >>jonathan: one thing, used to be you were starting pitcher in baseball you pitched nine innings and today you go five innings, 100 pitches you out of game and something called a middle reliever who comes in, makes millions of dollars and faces six batters. one and 1a quaterback. >>shepard: did you see this from the deli? this is how big this is. look at that. this is a massive sandwich. only $22.20

i'm randi kaye. explosive new developments in the trayvon martin story. >> when we get him, they can get him from us and at that point, they need to charge him. >> the new black panthers have put a bounty out for trayvon's killer george zimmerman. we'll tell you what they are demanding and the future of your health care goes to the supreme court this week in our main bar sidebar story. we'll take a look at what's at stake. >>> president obama has a stern message for north korea. >> i'll simply say north korea will achieve nothing by threats or by provocations. >> we'll tell you why he's in south korea and what other words he has for new north korean leader kim jung-un. where news doesn't take the weekend off. >> live from studio 7, this is cnn sunday morning. >>> president obama is bringing a message of solidarity to south korea and a warning to its neighbor north korea that warning, don't make threats and don't provoke. mr. obama is in seoul for an international nuclear summit and as we saw right he

>>randy: did you say --.hepard: but the truth is, trace, they want to get to this player because they want to get to the player who bought him. >>trace: right and they do not know who that is, and more to the point of legal panel the idea of the shaving scandal you score less points and turn the ball over and turn the ball over so alabama never gets in the margin of the spread which was five points and they neither got close and the accusation is maybe a player helped them not get that close by continuing to turn the ball over. >>shepard: auburn never had a team this year and the season ended last night and these are known things. they did not have a lot of greatness. >>arthur: i don't know anything about ward as a student but when you have anyone at that able and someone offers what would seem a low amount of money, $50,000, to give up your life ... it can be enticing for a young man to make a silly, stupid, horrible lapse of judgment. >>shepard: especially one who is not headed to the nab, and looking to ma

versus comstock which i disagree with randy's interpretation of. chief justice roberts any means that is rationally related to the implementation of a constitutionally enumerated power is appropriate for congress to use. now, whether the one thinks the mandate is good or bad policy, i think it's difficult to say that the minimum coverage provision is not rationally remitted to the indisputably valid regulation of the interstate market in health insurance. so, even if you aren't with me on the commerce clause, i just don't see how you can't be with me on the necessary and proper clause. the grant of power to pass legislation that is necessary and proper was intended to be sweeping. as the founding supreme court held in macculloch versus maryland, the framers of the constitution did not intend to impede the exercise of enumerated powers by withholding a choice of means, noting that articles of federation, our constitution does not require that everything granted be expressly and minutely described. our first president, the rest of the framers, and th

randy, death penalty? >>randy: it ain't a death penalty. no one has been executed in a military court marshal since 1961. the reason for that, even though everyone was revamped in 1984, remember john gibbons, he was in "my cousin vinnie," the lawyer who stuttered we know that the lawyers are not certified to handle death penalty indication and the last was one in 2008 which was tossed out because of the fumbling efforts of the defense lawyer. >>shepard: and now, jennifer, it is a possibility it is death penalty but we cannot know for sure. >>reporter: it is a possibility and panetta suggested such traveling with reporters yesterday and you her the president and the white house saying the full extent of the law will be pursued in this case the full weight of the law and the major nadal hassan case, ft. hood shooter they are pursuing the death penalty which is supposed to come to trial in june. >>shepard: you would think, faith, they would act quickly because it is causing enormous problems or could. >> they do not want it to affect the relat

randy, do you want him? >>randy: love him. grab him. >>shepard: he did wear orange.eyton manning, that was awesome. a guy in massachusetts admits he shined a laser during a hockey game and said it was a stupid mistake. but was it worth taking him to court? my little girl's team ... ohhh my head, ohhh. [ speaking in japanese ] yeah, do you have anything for a headache... like excedrin, ohhh, bayer aspirin... ohh, no no no. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my head. no, bayer advanced aspirin, this is made for pain. [ male announcer ] bayer advanced aspirin has microparticles, enters the bloodstream fast, and safely rushes extra strength relief to the sight of your tough pain. feel better? yeah...thanks for the tip! [ male announcer ] for fast powerful pain relief, use bayer advanced aspirin. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat orog. >>shepard: okay, hockey dad, you showned your laser right into the rival goalie's eyes and now the father is pressing charges, a school employee ejected this man during the third period of the playoff game

>> reporter: good morning, randi. well, the latest we have from former vice president cheney's office is the statement they put out last night saying that although the former vice president and his family do not know the identity of the donor, they'll be forever grateful for this life-saving gift. now, it's not uncommon, of course, for recipients of organs not to know who the donor is. i should mention we have a statement also put out last night by newt gingrich who is friends with former vice president cheney and he said, vice president cheney is in our thoughts and prayers tonight as he recovers from surgery. calista and hope his recovery is peaceful and wish him and his family all the best. now, i've spoken with hospital spokesperson this morning here, randi. they don't have any briefings to update us on his condition scheduled right now. but that could change at any moment and we'll be sure to let you guys know as soon as it does. >> we don't know when he might be released, right? it could be some time? >> reporte

randi, the big story we expect the winds to continue.portions of the northeast, it's the opposite combination of the rain, sleet and snow fall, in parts of massachusetts, if anyone happens to be taking the drive, you can see the transformation from rain drops to little bit of sleet, heavier snow. same deal in connecticut, in rhode island and upstate new york. head back out to the southeast, you see the rotation, area of low pressure will pull its way along the gulf coast, scattered showers to places like new orleans, before the day is over expect the rain to continue in part of atlanta. in terms of the national perspective, we have a chance of strong storms, randi, especially across parts of the mid-mississippi valley. fire threat out toward the west, they could use rain, that is not going to mean the situation for them in places like denver, 83 is the expected high. you will see the areas we have shaded in pink, that is where we have the dry conditions and strong winds, some winds 10 to 20 miles per hour, gusts approaching 30. highs in

but, randy, that is where the line is. >>randy: the problem is the law is a problem. on the normal circumstances the issue would be, was he justified? which is a defense. meaning he would be charged with the crime. and he would have the trite say -- 9 -- 9 right to say was it justified? but withstand your ground you do not get to the point of justification. >>shepard: but the man who pushed the law was on the program the other day and he said this law should not apply. >>randy: and folks disagree. >>faith: trayvon cannot speak from the grave and that is the problem. under this law you shoot someone, you say i have had an altercation, if you shoot and kill them there is no one to dispute that. >>shepard: day two of the health care argument before the supreme court, ahead. [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the lexus enform app suite -- available now on the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. do about medicare and social security... security. that's wha

randi? >> that's where the lucky ticket was sold. thank you very much. >>> not all the money you play is going to the winners. the executive director of the texas lottery commission tells us where the cash money is flowing out. >>> your credit or debit card information could be part of fraud. its card data may have been accessed by hackers. all the major credit card companies are on alert. earlier i spoke with finance expert clyde anderson about it. >> it goes to the middle man and they actually process the payments and all this data is going out there. when it happens, people can take that data, pull it down, and actually create a new card and they can go off and charge. >> and is there anyway to know someone's create add new card? >> what you need to do is kmek your information. that's why theft and fraud is so big because a lot of times we don't pay attention to the details. we've got go back and pay attention to the dae tailetails. go in and look at each chancht don't discard the little

i'm randi kaye. here's what's happening. a u.s. service member accused of shooting multiple afghan civilians. we'll go to kabul for a live report and get you the latest on the number casualties and local reaction. >>> it's within one year since an earthquake triggered a tsunami and nuclear disaster in japan. see how the people of japan are marking this sad anniversary. >>> a houston pastor asks members of his congregation to get tattoos for lent. >>> we begin with breaking news out of afghanistan where government officials say seven people are, quote, feared dead following a shooting blamed on a u.s. service member. the incident taking place in the kandahar province. cnn's sara sidner in the capital city of kabul. a lot of conflicting reports on this story so far this morning. what have you been able to sort out? >> reporter: we heard finally from the kandahar government who say they were 15 casualties as they know it. seven feared dead and the other eight wounded. those people being treated by coali

>>randy: i have no idea. >>shepard: but they didn't. >>randy: time for the feds to step in. >>shepard: they are in. the grand jury is underway. we will wait for the grand jury to decide what should happen next. and whether this neighborhood watchman who shot and killed a 17-year-old should have his gun taken morning or he should be put in jail while they investigate the case. until then he is a free man. and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or go to etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investments. ♪ >>shepard: police chief in sanford, florida has voluntarily stepped down, temporarily, while the investigation continues into the shotting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. the florida department of law enforcement and the justice department, and the state attorney are now involved and there are calls for the

>> reporter: randi, good morning. this event today, this rally and march hosted by the naacp, the president will be part of the event. starts around 11:00, will end at the sanford police department, starts at crooms academy, we are expecting thousands of people, randi, some bused in. the message is simple, to arrest george zimmerman. keep in mind there are other groups, national action group, that hosted by al sharpton who is saying the time may come to take it to the next level, possible economic sanctions in the event that zimmerman is not arrested, randi. >> george, just a few days ago, george zimmerman's brother spoke with cnn now we're hearing from trayvon martin's brother. >> javarus fulton goes to college and he's speaking on behalf of his brother. we heard from robert zimmerman speaking about george zimmerman. now we're hearing from javarus talking about his brother and the controversial stand your ground law here in florida. ran randi, listen to what he had to say. >> i think it sends the wrong message, it te

>>randy: but he wasn't.: a lot of legal experts say he should have been. >>randy: but he wasn't. >>guest: she knowingly engaged in this risky behavior and knew people were dying and she continued to give the drugs. >>randy: she had no way of knowing they would die. >>guest: she did not give them proper physicals. that is why it is not intentional it is implied and she should be charged. >>randy: not a shot. negligence on your best day, intentional murder? again, precedent. more conrad murray. >>shepard: how many wrongful delegate cases does a doctor need go through before the law says we should do something. >>randy: then go after the people on the board did not take her license away sooner? charge them with murder. they knew. charge the investigators, they knew. >>guest: she is the professional, and it was her choice. >>shepard: she took the oath. >>randy: so charge her so that the next person knows what is right and wrong. >>guest: you say she should be charged with voluntarily manslaughter. involuntary, a

>>shepard: sure, randy, that will be great for commerce. are you coming back, randy. >>randy: only if you have me? >>john: throw him out. >>shepard: it says you are cooking live at a tense day long stand off in plans and french right police are demanding the surrender of a suspected al qaeda terrorists. and there is movement there right now. this is the guy suspected killing the throw kids and the ran boy at a spool and paratroopers in france. they thing they have him surrounded. we will go there. and a stunning blow to the top team in all of the national football league. the league has just handed down punishment to the coaches accused of paying players to intentionally injure open -- opponents. and tim tebow on the move! [ male announcer ] any technology not moving forward is moving backward. [ engine turns over, tires squeal ] introducing the lexus enform app suite -- available now on the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. >>shepard: there is some movement at the scene of a tense stand off in france with hundreds of police officers

i'm randi kaye. >>> millions lined up for a chance to win big and it looks like at least one ticket hit the record-breaking jackpot. we'll tell when you it was sold. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> keeping up the heat in the investigation of trayvon martin's shooting. there's a march planned today for the sanford police department. we are live in florida. >>> and some scary moments for firefighters in dearborn, michigan, when the roof they were on started to collapse. training, quick thinking and a lot of luck saved the day. >> saw it on video so many times. oh, boy. i guess we really avoided a crisis there. so -- especially when it was my feet dangling in that hole. >>> from cnn's world headquarters, bringing you news and analysis from across the nation and around the globe. live from studio 7, this is "cnn saturday morning." >>> the streets of sanford, florida, are again filled with people seeking justice for trayvon martin and the arrest of his shooter george zimm

>>randy: yes.: i don't whether that is true or not but their slogan is "do no evil," and that is what they have to represent. >>shepard: let me show you what is going on. i don't think the old ipad2os hd this feature. this is the shep page on foxnews.com/shep. watch what you can do with the video, did it do that before in watch again, pretty coog, right if we will talk if a meant about the difference between this and the other. something has surprised me and i will tell you in a minute, the supreme court rejected request for like television coverage of the arts of the president's health care over all. they decided to the to make an exception fornof the health care law despite what the court called "extraordinary public interest," and will post audio files and scripts on the web site in two hours, and the three days of arguments will start march 26th. and apple has another hit on its hands, the latest ipad in the shelves showing up and people who order them early, and we have video of people lining

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i'm randi kaye. here's what's happening right now. high-level diplomatic talks to stop the bloodshed in syria. even as more people are killed today in the government's brutal crackdown, aisle get a live update on the talks. >>> today the republicans who want to be president are hoping kansas voters choose them. we are live at a caucus site. >>> and newly released video shows the power of last week's tornado in west liberty, kentucky. >>> new violence in syria is overshadowing high-stakes diplomatic efforts to stop the country's bloodshed. the president sat down but even as they talked of peace, akty vafts say tanks and artillery pounded more syrian cities. nic robertson is watching developments from neighboring beirut, lebanon. nic, a lot happening today. they're actually calling today's talks so positive, but has there been any real progress? >> if you look at what's happening on the ground in syria, you have to say there's been absolutely zero progress toward a cease-fire, which is his specific aim

i want to get back to what randy said about the comstock decision. the end of that opinion there are narrowing factors on the court's endorsement of necessary and proper clause that is otherwise sweeping power. those narrowing part of the decision is fair because in comstock the chain i described was much more attenuated and it is in the mandate case. so comstock was about using federal law to they caen dangerous sex offenders after they serve their time in prison. that power, link it to the enumerated powers you have to say civil commitment is necessary to enforce federal criminal law? i made it closer than it is. the power to enact criminal laws. that is not in there. and we get back to what allows congress to impose criminal laws? that is congress -- the federal government's ability to do things like establish post offices and patent laws. things that are violations of those powers can be made criminal. you have a much more attenuated step in the chain of necessary and proper enumerated power. in the mandate case you don't have that. it is much mo

randi. >> what a karzai's plans today? is he actively doing anything to try to get this soldier back there? >> he is speaking to the villagers. he said yesterday that he had invited them back, that they would have a talk more traditional style than an official style, which is the same way they would do in a village when something happens. so he is going to be speaking more with them, for sure. he also talked about the fact that he was probably going to put someone to head this investigation. they have already started their investigation. they've sent a team out to the kandahar district where this happened. and what they've seen so far doesn't seem to be satisfactory. according to them, they were saying they were shown this surveillance video by the united states officials that purportedly shows the soldier as he's trying to come back to the base and turn himself in. in seeing that video, the investigators say we're not convinced. so there's a lot of skepticism about this, the way that this investigation is being handled at