police were able to rescue richardson and the driver, 16-year-old reynard osmond.smond eventually died on march 28th. >> i wish the other kids, you know, was alive. >> reporter: richardson's grandmother wipes away tears, hoping he makes better choices. and she holds on to faith. >> and i still pray for him and everything. >> reporter: back out here at the chevy chase circle you can see a ribbon now pays trinibuteo those teens. richardson's expected to come home from the group home this weekend, and his grandmother plans to have a long talk with him. in chevy chase i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> d.c. police confirmed today the discovery of a meth lab in an apartment building in adams morgan. office y officers went to a building to serve a warrant. when they found the lab, one man was arrested on cocaine charges. it's not clear if he'll be charged in connection with the meth lab. a woman and a 6-month-old baby were also in the apartment where the lab was found. it's the second meth lab found in northwest in recent months. >>> george zimmerman will remain in jail for

richardson was in the front passenger seat. officers pulled richardson and the driver out of the burning car but the driver died days later. the two teenagers in the back seat died on the scene. richardson's suit says he suffered a fractured rib and emotional damage. a police spokesperson says the department believes that no police cruiser ever came into contact with the stolen toyota. >>> i now have a story that you will only see on 9news now. the quick thinking and actions of a teenager probably saved the lives of his elderly neighbors. their house was on fire. >> he ran up to the house and he was knocking on the door. oh, he was pounding on the door. >> louise seegars gave just town bowman a big -- justin bowman a big hug of thinks. they were in their home and unaware their house was on fire. that's until bowman saw the flames and smoke and alerted the couple. both were able to get out of the house without injury. >>> if you see a team of police running through your neighborhood, do not be alarmed. it will be part of the cou

richardson says the suit is for his injuries and emotional harm.here's no reason to believe a police cruiser came into contact with the char. th a blind man's bold escape could complicate u.s./chinese relations. he was under home confinement after he exposed the country's forced sterilization and abortion policy. it is believed that cheng is at the u.s. embassy in beijing. the escape puts the two countries at odds as the u.s. tries to gain china's support on issues from iran to china. >>> up next, stars rubbing elbows with d.c.'s elite. >>> why joel osteen pushed back his service at nationals park. >>> and chuck's back to tel >>> a big event at nationals park for one of america's most popular preachers has been postponed until tomorrow. it was pushed back due to the chance rain, it's been rescheduled for tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. >>> they dress up like comic books, superheroes and hit the streets to fight crime. san diego's extreme justice league may look like they're ready for a costume party, but they take themselves very seriously. they trained regu

while he was not the driver, richardson is charged with the car theft in the case. montgomery county police say there's no evidence that any of their cars came in contact with the vehicle. >>> a teenage girl is in the hospital after a fight with another girl yesterday afternoon. the fight happened in the 2,000 block of 4th street and northeast. the girl with the knife has now been charged with assault with intent to kill. the victim was seriously injured. >>> a prince georges county police officer has been suspended while investigators look into his possible involvement in a drug case. a spokesman says steven kingman was with a woman when she was pulled over in d.c. friday night and arrested for drug possession. kingman has not been charged with any crime. >>> ten years ago today, a huge tornado hit the town of laplata, maryland. it did extensive damage. that school was rebuilt and today, the students, they held an event to celebrate with family and friends. their activity was around a twist theme. game of twister and world record breaking twist dance. >>> what in t

let's bring in bill richardson.w mexico governor and former undersecretary on bill clinton. and gale norton, a former bush 43 u.s. secretary of the interior. all right. so bill richardson, i am delighted to see that they may cut the permitting time to federal lands. but at the same time, they deny virginia a permit that was due last year, and they're putting a five-year environmental review moratorium on it. and frankly, bill, it all smacks of election year campaign politics. >> well, the retail, larry, is under the obama administration, oil and gas drilling has increased. pipeline permits have increased. and you know that's 13% more in the last three years than the last three years of the bush administration. so this all of the above policy includes this effort by the interior department to speed up through an automated process the sale of oil and gas leases, plus a review of any of the new leases. so this is going to speed up oil and gas drilling. and i think that's part of a strategy that includes nuclear, includ

his name was maynard richardson. he says this in his paper, he invites people to write articles and essays expressing their true opinion about the issue of slavery. he gets interesting articles which he publishes. one writer said that whites tried to debase black people. that was the word. and then would blame them for being inferior. interesting echo of the greinke sisters there. and another writer says that slavery is allows white people to indulge too often the enjoyment of power. the exercise of power gave people pleasure and slavery allowed white people to indulge the love of power. but this candid debate doesn't last long in 1832, another newspaper editor called upon richardson to stop this dangerous debate, and insulted him and called him names and said he was hurting the south and so on. and richardson refused to shut down his debate so he was physically assaulted and badly beaten up. then he gave in. so the debate stops. it lasts less than a year in a small town newspaper in south carolina. in 1833, another

richardson is charged with car theft in the case. montgomery county police say there is no evidence that any of their cars came in contact with the vehicle during the crash. >>> the campaign trail is heating up as the romney campaign speaks out about a new obama ad. why they think the obama campaign is using the anniversary of osama bin laden's death to their benefit. >>> you can e-mail your tips to fox 5 tips. back right after this.  >>> some big names trying to get out the vote in virginia today. senator mark warner, gerry connolly and former congressman joined volunteers to register voters. they were all working on behalf of the obama campaign. pushing a message of growing the economy and restoring middle class security. the president and first lady will visit virginia on may 5 as part of the president's reelection campaign. you the romney campaign is taking issue with the way obama's campaign. romney wouldn't have given the order to get it done. in 2007, romney criticized the idea of hitting al-qaeda targets inside pakis

appearance. >> seeing jonathan richardson for the first time was kind of shocking.ad to wonder what was going through that guy's head to do that to himself. he stood out. >> when i first saw jonathan walking down the corridor it was like, whoa, i've seen some -- some odd-looking dudes in prison, but i think he was one of the oddest. >> richardson is serving a 55-year sentence for a murder he committed at the age of 19. when we met him, he was assigned to the secured housing unit or shu for the violence he committed behind bars. in this never before seen interview, he explains what happened. >> i got into an altercation with my bunky, i ended up stabbing him. he had wanted certain sexual favors. i wasn't that way. so i ended up stabbing him, basically to defend myself. >> the inmate survived but richardson has not only directed violence towards others, he has turned it toward himself, as well. >> i have tried to light myself on fire one time. caused a lot of burns. i lost two fingers as well to the right arm. so -- >> may i see? >> sure, if you want. >> how did you t

he contends a cruiser rammed into richardson's car and caused the crash. rico said he suffered fractured ribs and emotional damage after watching his two friends die. they confirmed a suit was filed against the department but police will not comment on an active lawsuit. >>> in political news at today's virginia senate gop debate in roanoke, all four republican candidates were in agreement on one issue. front-runner george allen, tea party leader and delegate bob marshal and chesapeake minister e. w. jackson all pledged support for the 1996 federal law giving states the right not to recognize same sex marriages. also none of the candidates was ready to endorse the republican nominee apparent, mitt romney. today was the first of three debates. the winner of the primary faces former governor in november. >>> washington biggest event this evening is still going strong tonight. we are talking about the 98th annual white house correspondents association dinner. our ken molestina is live at themuseum in downtown washington where the party is expected to pick up.

that is lender richardson. -- linda richardson. [applause] then there is the newlywed to city government. she is due to the small business commission. commissioner white. [applause] i will go through more. i have so many things in my head, i am so move today by what we are doing. the next thing i get to do it is bring up an incredible lawwoman. i will speak from that clipboard right there. they have two wonderful daughters who they have raised to attend college, and we are very honored to have you here. as our first lady of the city and county of san francisco. our first lady is a fabulous role model for us all. she has dedicated her self to work as well as family. we all know that is often challenging to find the balance in life, taking care of family. that is a great accomplishment. the mayor has said that he will never be where he is without her love and support. this is the best testimonial of what a first lady is. i hope you'll join me in bringing forward our first lady of san francisco, anita lee. [applause] we are going to s

police say 18-year-old rico richardson fleeing from police in a stolen car when he crashed no a tree. the three other teens are ted and at this point richardson is charged with stealing that car. >>> the governor is now consider the possibility of holding two special sessions in annapolis. he met with leaders yesterday two weeks after a compromise on a state income tax increase double part on the last david regular session. one special session would be next month, focusing on a revenue package to avoid about a half billion dollars in budget cuts p another in august to address expanding gambling in this state. >> i would hope that this week we'll be able to hash out what in essence would be a final budget resolution. >> as it stands now, the so- called doomsday budget takes effect on july 1. >>> in national politic, the republican race for the white house is getting smaller. one-time front-runner newt gingrich says he will drop out of the race arch mitt romney won another five primaries yesterday. gingrich will make a formal announcement next week. the move leaves just two candidates,

. >> the gunman points the pistol directly into richardson's face.ndaunted, richardson reacts by picking up a chair and repeatedly whacking the guy. the gunman is no match for this burly man who refuses to back down. richardson wrestles him to the ground and subdues him until police arrive. >> put your gun on the floor and i'll do a judo move. >> the assailant is azul. this is not the first time he robbed this shop, he held it up twice before, as well as one other betting partner in the area. he gets convicted of all four robberies and sentenced to six years in prison. as for richardson, he doesn't consider himself a hero, just a concerned citizen who chose to fight back. >> it's not the first time it happened. might not be the last, you know, we should be able it do what we want to do without people putting guns in our faces. >>> coming up -- an intense police standoff. a veteran s.w.a.t team sniper takes a crucial shot. >> i put the cross hairs on the gun and fired at the weapon. [ ce llph one rings ] [ female announcer ] with secret outlast, conqu

he had his hand out the window a long time. >> richardson said she thought about jumping from the s.u.vet run over. and i thought about putting it in park so i just held on. >> and hold on she did until duncan drove into downtown dallas where she says he felt safe enough to surrender in front of a lot of witnesses. >> talk about your baby mama drama. well, we're told that suspect is now facing aggravated assault charges among other things and that was james rose, fox affiliate in dallas. a booze fueled party gets out of control as we go across america, and in ohio, an all campus party known as college fest, hits violent in kent state. some of them throwing bottles and tweeted pictures from the scene of riot squads and police arrested at least 30 people and there could be more hauled into custody. texas, punishment by public shaming. that's what one man is facing after he kills a 20-year-old while driving drunk. the man convicted of dwi last year served 90 days in jail and as part of probation,ed judge ordered him to stand at the crash site with the sign. >> and showing one of my best fr

bill richardson, what do you make of this? clearly, we knew it was happening, it's been a failure, but what is the bigger, wider significance? >> well, i wouldn't want to be the head of north korea's space agency right now. it is a failure. there's obviously a gap in the technology. the ballistic missile technology of north korea. i do believe it was a cover, this launch, for ballistic missile technology, long-range military purposes, but it's a failure. now, what do you do about it? obviously, i think the united states has to proceed with some kind of security counsel condemnation of this effort. i don't know if you put anymore sanctions on north korea. every single sanction is out there. but, obviously, what does it mean within north korea? i don't think it will affect the leadership of kim jong-un. he was the designated heir. he was given even more powers this weekend. but possibly north korea may reassess their behavior. this was a failure. and what they need to do is see what is their next step. do they want to continue i

richardson alleges that the police cruiser ran into the car. police deny the accusation. >>> what do you do with expired or unneeded prescription drugs? that is the question millions of americans answered today by showing up at more than 5,000 sites across the country. mike schuh visited the most successful location in maryland. >> reporter: cars roll up in belle air. you'd think they were giving something away. hardly. tens of thousands of dollars in prescription medications are being handed over to the feds. >> my grandmother went to the nursing home. >> reporter: funeral home, nursing home, just wanting to get ms out of their home but not down the toilet. >> flushing of prescription drugs down the toilet will hurt the water supply. >> michelle knew that. she turned in a full trash bag. >> it was actually my father who passed away a few months and he was on a lot of medications, so the stuff in his house he brought up from virginia. >> reporter: the number one spot in all of maryland. got 500 pounds in just a half hour. they're already at the

the finders were able to use the dog's tags to track down richardson and reunite her. >> well, they couldn't have asked for any better weather, as the lincoln park zoo got into the easter spirit with its inaugural easter egg straver ganza. there was an egg hunt and crafts and some time with a view of the animals at the farm and the zoo. the goat and real bunny appeared to be the favorite of the day. >> an estimated $2 billion spent on easter treats this year, making easter second to halloween when it comes to candy sales. all that sweet cash is spent on 16 billion jelly beans 90 million pounds of chocolate easter bunnies and a recent survey of america's favorite way to eating the chocolate bunnies, 67% of those said, you got it, eers first. >> new details about the fighter jet that crashed into a virginia apartment complex. >> next, why the town's mayor is calling this a good friday miracle. [ male announcer ] you've never tried miracle whip but one thing's for sure -- you don't like it. but you've never tried it? see the problem here... ♪ ♪ ors [ female announcer ] think it's impossible to

let's bring in bill elsworth, the lead author of the report and also bill richardson. first to bill els worth. a dozen earthquakes hit ohio in the past year were nearly certainly caused by fracking. you also had quakes in oklahoma where rick santelli just was also said to be related to fracking. your report is more national in scope. how convinced are you about the relationship between fracking and earthquakes? >> well, there's something we have to clarify. there's almost no relationship between fracking and earthquakes. and this has really been a problem in the media confusing the process of stimulating the reservoirs so they produce gas. this does not produce earthquakes that are of concern. what we found is there are earthquakes associated with locations where waste water is being disposed of underground. this is not news. we've known for decades that under certain conditions it's possible to trigger earthquakes by the pumping of fluids underground. we're pumping more fluids underground as a result of more production. and being done safely with little or no change i

it is the people that will suffer in north korea without this food aid. >> bill richardson, it sounds like you need to do another visit their sin. thank you very much from new mexico. >> thank you. >> tsunami is a word that we have learned the past few years and we heard it again into the indian ocean. a huge wave in 2004 killed hundreds of thousands people in the same region, there was understandably panic today. people fled the coast but there are no reports of major damage or injuries. >> at the terror speaks volumes. they know what an earthquake can do. the 2004 tsunami is not ancient history. the memories are still fresh, still painful. we do not forget the loss of more than 200,000 lives. today, the earth issued another powerful reminder of this region's volatile foundation. the response, visceral fear. there is purpose within the panic, a movement and a safety of the mosque. one of the few buildings to survive the tsunami. knowledge learned from experience. the same reaction in puket. locals guiding holidaymakers to safety. they hear the sirens, followed the signs, knew what to

. >>> for more on that, i spoke with bill richardson, who formerly was u.s. ambassador to the united nations, who visited north korea on several occasions. he joined me from santa fe, new mexico. gov. richard send, you have visited north korea several times. can you speak about what they want? >> one of the things that you learn about north korea it is they are totally unpredictable. they did not think like we do or negotiate like we do, but they love the spotlight and they have that now. they want to celebrate 100 years of kim jong-sun. they want to show the world they have the technology for the space launch, which i think is a cover-up of ballistic technology, and they want to send messages, internal messages to the wrong people there is a new leader firmly in charge, that the country is a military power, and that is what you know about the north koreans. they do not believe in quid pro quo. >> did you think things might change after kim jong-il died and kim jong-un took over, that they might be more open to negotiations? >> yes, i thought so, and i think

commissioner linda richardson is with us also. of the things that is significant -- i mentioned that reverend dyson is the first woman ordained in the baptist church in san francisco, in 1982. it is also very significant that this year -- we should also be aware this is the 160th anniversary of three of the leading religious institutions in the african american community. the zion church, of bethel, and third baptist will all be celebrating their 160th anniversary this year. these churches were established two years after san francisco was established. thank you for joining us. [applause] the other thing i would like to speak briefly on is the fact that we celebrate black history month annually. black history month was started under the auspices of the association for the study of african american life and history. it was designed as a time when we highlight the contributions and roll african americans have played in society in general, and the world at large. recently, there was a movie that was screened that i have the privilege

is facing criminal charges. 18-year-old rico richardson was riding in a stolen car last month.cer tried to stop the vehicle. the car slammed into a tree and burst into flames. the driver and two other passengers were killed. police arrested richardson today and charged him with theft. >> fairfax county high school students are learning a lesson about the dangers of guzzling down booze. they took part in a program at herndon high that deals with binge drinking on college campuses. students watched "haze" and tells the story of a university of colorado freshman who died of alcohol poisoning while he was pledging a fraternity. they were told there is no safe amount. >> the important thing -- that i would like you to take away from this is not just about binge drinking. we talk about it all the time. there is no responsible underaged drinking. you can't teach a child to drink responsibly. >>> a survey in fairfax shows 20 to 25% of high school students participate in binge drinking. they say that number rises to 50% in college. >> first time in sick years, case of mad cow disease ha

. >> jeanette richardson. >> good afternoon. my name is jeanette richardson, and i'm here because my college student being shot to death right in front of my home that i still live at in an upper middle-class neighborhood in newport news, virginia, murdered on new year's eve by a high school dropout with an illegal weapon. when we asked whether, you know, what he was going to get for the stolen weapons charge, we were quietly told that there would be no illegal weapons charge. because of the gun show loophole and because of the ease that we have of getting guns. any kid can get a gun, they say. the children tell me that, that i work with. i've just finished working as an americorps with at-risk middle schoolers, and that's what they tell me. he was a high school dropout. he was looking for another way to live. so i'm here because, you know, tech would have been the senior year my son would have graduated from college. he was at the ringling school of art and design as a freshman, just visiting home. and i think that was the firs

the lawsuit contends that a montgomery county police cruiser rammed into richardson's car and caused the crash. rico says he suffered fractured ribs and emotional damage from watching his two friends die in the crash. tonight montgomery county police confirm that a suit has been filed against the department, but a spokesman says police won't comment on an active lawsuit. >>> well, turning to the weather, a chilly saturday evening. what's ahead for our sunday? annie hong is out on the weather terrace to fill us in. reporter: andrea, we've got some light to moderate rain falling here in d.c. a lot of people out partying for tonight because of the white house core respondents' dinner. i've got your rain forecast. i'll let you know when the rain moves out before the sun comes in. 9 news now is coming back. stick around. >> thank you, annie. >>> we'll take you to the big celebration at the university of maryland today. we'll be right back. >>> we want to give a huge thank you for all the folks who came out to see us at university of maryland today. of course, 9 news now was a proud sponso

richardson and three other teenagers were in this stolen toyota echo last march. police were chasing the car when it crashed. officials say they have no reason to believe that any police cruiser came in contact with the car. >>> still ahead tonight, we've seen a lot of clouds, but not a lot of rain drops. well, chuck says that might be changing. his forecast is just ahead. >>> and tonight at 11:00, capes, masks and a mission. the band of friends who are taking a lesson from super heroes to keep their heroe[ male announcer ] knowing your customers is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running... we're with you when you need us. so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> more big changes are on the way for the secret servic

richardson, now in a group home for violating parole that night, says his life has been changed forever. >> i thank god every day i wake up and i'm still alive. that's all i was thinking about was coming home. where i should have been at. >> a 16-year-old and 14-year-old died after being trapped in the back seat of the burning car. 16-year-old revenuard osmond died of his injuries two weeks ago. >>> today we're getting a look at the latest technology you may see when you pass through airport security. the new boarding pass and identification authorization is designed to make it easier for tsa agents to discover fake documents at security checkpoints. the transportation security administration will show off the new technology at dulles national airport this morning. >>> a large tribute in d.c. this weekend will mark 100 years since the "titanic" disaster. one event includes this annual toast at the southwest waterfront. a group of men solemnly gather at the "titanic" memorial there. they salute the men who gave up their lives to save women and children as the ship sank on april 15, 1912.

. >> sky 7 was overhead soon after a sailboat run that trouble this afternoon in richardson bay just off sausolito. coast guard says the from a foot sloop 2 people on board had engine problems and drifting toward rocks near the ferry terminal. marin county fire boat liberty and another boat stood by while repair were made. >> developing news tonight in the mad cow scare. u.s. ago department now says the affected cow has been euthanized that was after it became lame and started lying down at dairy. mad cow virus was found during routine testing at transfer facility. usda says the cow was almost 11 years old not 5 as originally reported. it's only the fourth confirmed u.s. case of mad cow disease officials say there is no risk however to the food chain. >>> people around the bay area are changing their weekend plans because the approach to the golden gate bridge will shut down to all traffic at 8 tomorrow night. first major step in the seismic safety rebuild of the road. couple that construction with the giants game at at&t park and monthly critical mass bicycle riders and recipe for g

police say richardson was a passenger in a stolen car when it ran from police and slammed into a tree in chevy chase circle last month before it burst into flames. the driver and two other passengers died in that crash. >>> a rite-aid store manager shot during a robbery speaks exclusively to news4. surveillance video captured the crime on rhode island avenue in northeast washington. you see the robber approach manager albert mcduffie and demand money. when he didn't move fast enough, the robber shot the father of two. the manager spoke to news4 from his hospital bed. >> i was like, man, i can't believe you just shot me. i can't believe you shot me. maybe i didn't move fast enough. i mean, stuff like this -- it happens. i don't have any -- no remorse over what happened. i mean, i'm still here. i'm in great spirits. just trying to get back on my feet. >> mcduffie is parlized from the waist down. police arrested the suspect, ricky vinston. he did not leave with money, just a pack of candy. >>> a bold step. that's how mayor vincent gray described the senate bill that would give the distri

. >>> 18-year-old rica richardson is now charged with grand theft auto.ice say rich orderson -- richardson was a passenger in march when the driver sped awail. police reese -- rescued the driver and richardson. three passengers died at the scene. the driver died a short time later. >>> an alleged beating victim is refusing to testify against his accused attackers, two baltimore brothers. cory asked a judge to drop the charges against eliayahu and afi werdesheim. the judge says that is not his decision. they are accused of beating someone in 2010. the brothers say it was self- defense. >>> president obama gets yogurt spilled on him by fans during a campaign stop in colorado. >> whose yogurt got on me? >> i'm really sorry. >> she said, i'm sorry. the yogurt, belonging to an enthusiastic college student, accidentally got flupg on president obama during a meet and greet tuesday. the purple snack hit his pants, which he began promptly wiping off with a napkin. the president, however, was not upset. >> secret service. >> i'm very sorry, sir. i'm so glad -- >> o

the browns move up to get joe's favorite player in the draft, richardson of alabama. >> and richardsonpeople thought was the best player in the draft. >> donny, his name is rg3. >> oh, i forgot. >> who went two. so if you can just wear your little -- >> luck, griffin, and three was richardson. >> i thought you said griffin was three. sorry. >> he's the third, and sometimes you say three. why don't you go back to your girl scarf and let willie carry the load, ok? >> now it's a man's accessory. >> trent richardson. a lot of people thought he was the best player in the draft regardless of position. and at a time when more and more teams are passing and passing this guy will be on the field every down and they'll give him the ball every down. and the best way to keep them from scoring, is to keep him off the field. and the browns have reason for hope. it's been a long time. >> they traded with minnesota because there were a lot of other people who had an eye on trent richardson. >> well, the buccaneers were looking to get to trent richardson. so the vikings squeezed the browns into just do

richardson was in the front passenger seat. the officer pulled him and the driver out of burning car. the driver died a few days later. two teenagers in the back seat died at the scene. richardson said he suffered fractured ribs and emotional damage. they say no police cruiser came into contact with the stolen toyota echo. >>> this morning an elderly couple in forestville, maryland has a new hero, their teenage maker. 16-year-old justin bowman was given a huge hug of thanks. he was walking down pumpphrey street yesterday when he saw smoke coming from the home. the couple had no idea their home was on fire. >> he ran up to the house. he's knocking on the door. oh, he was pounding on the door. >> i was banging on the door. i was like you have a fire in the house. >> there's a fire? they went upstairs and looked. there was a fire. >> great work, my friend. prince george's county firefighters kept the flames from spreading beyond the second floor where it started although there is enough damage that the see goodes ge -- that the se

i'll ask bill richardson why the rest of the world is so worried. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." but we begin with the obama administration, pressing hard right now for legislation that would ensure that the wealthiest americans don't pay a lower income tax rate than the middle class, this drawing iss -- let' bring in our chief white house correspondent, jessica yellin. jessica, the president's getting ready to score some political points on this issue? >> reporter: the white house says this is all about policy, but on a campaign conference call they could not -- behind the push for the buff let rule. >> it's the front page of the website, president obama bushing the buffet rule. >> if you make more than a million dollars a year, you should not pay less than 30% in taxes. the buffet rule says if you make more than a million dollars a year, you should not pay a lower tax rate than your secretary. >> the rule would apply to anyone who makes more than $1 million. right now with that money comes from investments in the stock market, t