i will miss her. >> family and friends gathered at the place where jordasha rollins lost her life. >> the present attitude she always had. it never changed. she was a good girl. never had a problem out of her. she graduated. >> term mother and 11 month-old daughter joined the crowds to light candles and sheds tears together. >> she will be missed. what will we tell her? she is gone. no one to bring her back. she will miss her mom. >> the baby and her grandmother when -- were in the car when another car hit a monday night. according to police, an officer had attempted to pull over a suspect minutes before he crashed into rollins' car. police incest -- isnists there was no chase. >> they were chasing them. how do we explain that? this could have been prevented. we want answers. >> yes you was. bui impact was too great. -- the impact was too great. no. i cam by,. -- came by. >> the suspect has been released from the hospital. several charges, including manslaughter, are pending. >>bail as been set at $150,000 for george zimmerman. it is what he said that is getting the most attention. >>

jordasha rollins seemed to be happy and laughing. this went nowhere since the day she was born -- is woman. >> happy, always smiling, always willing to give. >> friends and family have placed flowers and balloons in her honor. she was killed as she rode in a car with her mother and infant daughter around 11:00 monday night. according to police, an officer had attempted to pull over a suspect just minutes before the crash when the suspect ran a red light and slammed into her car. her car slammed into another car. police insist there was no chase that led to the crash. >> i listened to the broadcast of the officer. this was not a police chase. this happened very quickly. you could hear the officer. he indicated he was pulling over the car. seconds later he was asking for a medic, an ambulance unit, because the car collided. >> they found drugs in the suspect's car. her mother and baby survived the crash with minor injuries. >> you never know when that is the last time you will see your child when you walk out the door. i say to all you

williams was behind the people, rollins in the passenger seat, and rollins' 11-month-old baby in the back. police say jeffries blew through a light near poplar grove but insist they had no part in what happened. >> this was not a police chase. it happened very, very quickly. you could hear the officer indicate that he was pulling over the car. and almost seconds later, he's asking for a medic ambulance unit because the car collides. >> reporter: a crash team is reconstructing the scene, reviewing surveillance camera footage and logging radio broadcasts so prosecutors know exactly what charges to file against jeffries. for rollins' loved ones, justice can't come soon enough. >> my baby girl is gone. my first born. i brought her in the world. and i watched my daughter die. >> reporter: we reached out to the state's attorney's office for an update on when those charges will be filed. no answer yet. although we can tell you, jeffries will likely be charged for eluding police and manslaughter. we're live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> jeffries will also face drug charges. police f

rollin's mother and daughter were in the car. they survived.y saw a car driving and tried to make a traffic stop. they say the car sped away and caused the crash t was not a chase and the victim's family say the suspect would not have been speeding through a section of west baltimore unless a patrol car was behind him. >> it would not have happened. they would not have been struck. >> it was very quick. you can hear the officer indicate he was pulling over the car and later he is asking for a medic because the cars collided. >> the driver of the car that caused the crash tried run. they caught him and found drugs on him. they are working with the state's attorney to determine the charges. >> thank you. >>> 5:45 now. the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on racial profiling since the september 11th attacks t was to investigate different faces of racial profiling. >> it has put a spotlight on it. they were outraged by what they saw. as the investigation continues. everything we have seen indicates that race had an immediate impact on mart

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jordasha rollins was riding in her car with her mother in west baltimore. an officer had attempted to pull over a suspect minute before the crash when the suspect ran a red light and crashed into her car. her car slammed into another car. her mother and baby survived the crash which she was killed. her family and friends placed family and balloons to one a life while mourning her death. >> you never know when that is the last time you will see your child when you walk out the door. i see all your mothers and fathers, hold on to children as long as you can. >> police say they found crack cocaine in the suspect's car. fleeing from police. he is under police custody in the hospital this morning. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. the governor will call lawmakers for a special session just as soon as they can agree on how to pass a revenue package. many republicans say a special session is not needed to fix the plan. . special session isn't cheap more than $20,000 a day for a special session that lasted several weeks. >> it is an extraordinary expense. p

rollins was driving home after a quick trip for food when a vehicle smashed into them. investigators say officers were trying to pull that driver over when they lost him. >> he ran through an intersection. ran through a red light. >> reporter: williams has harsh words for police. she believes they were chasing the suspect, which is against department policy. >> that's why i got to bury my daughter. in a couple of days. [ crying ] because they were not following their own rules. >> there were initial reports that this was a police chase. i personally listened to the radio broadcast, the kga broadcast of the officer, this was not a police chase. it happened very, very quickly. >> reporter: detectives continued to piece together what happened, as williams recovers at the hospital from a broken arm and injuries to her eye. though she says the greatest pain is in her heart. >> reporter: the driver. other car is also in the hospital. and he will be charged once he is released for the crash. and also, for possessing nearly a dozen pieces of crack cocaine. reporting live at pol

a growing memorial marks the spot where jordasha rollins was killed. a vehicle fleeing from police smashed into her car. >> now i got to raise my granddaughter. what am i going to tell my granddaughter? where is he mother when she asks me where mommy? >> williams spoke exclusively to wjz outside johns hopkins hospital where she is recovering from injuries. williams was behind the wheel driving near north avenue and popular grove when police say she suspect, charles jeffries blew through the red light and hit the williams. williams believes it was a police chase gone wrong. >> and that is why i got to bury my daughter in a couple of days, because they not following their own rules. >> investigators say they tried to pull jefferies over because he was driving wrecklessly on hilton parkway but insists there was never a chase, which is against department policy. >> i personally listened to the radio broadcast of the officer. this was not a police chase. it happened very very quickly. >> police say jefferies tried to run away after the crash but they caught

rollins was driving home after a quick trip for food and diapers when a vehicle smashed into them. investigators say officers were trying to pull that driver over when they lost him. >> he ran through an intersection. ran through a red light. >> reporter: williams has harsh words for police. she believes they were chasing the suspect, which is against department policy. >> that's why i gotta bury my daughter in a couple of days. [ crying ] because they're not following their own rules. >> there were initial reports that this was a police chase. i personally listened to the radio broadcast, the kga broadcast of the officer. this was not a police chase. it happened very, very quickly. >> reporter: detectives continued to piece together what happened, as williams recovers at the hospital with a broken bone and injury to her eye. she said the greatest pain is in her heart. >> as soon as the driver is released, police will charge him for the crash. and because he had nearly a dozen pieces of crack cocaine on him when he wrecked. reporting live, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> now

it killed rollins and injured her toddler.aught up with the suspect but now rollin's family questions whether officers chased the suspect and caused the wreck. back to you. >> this morning police are investigating the home invasion in essex, police say a man and his two daughters were bound up with tape and forced into a closet by two armed robbers who ransacked the home and got away with the safe and the family car. police say they don't have much to go on. the men are 6 feet tall. >>> a man is in critical condition after his legs are trapped in a die machine. a rescue team had to see date him. he is being treated. stay with us, up next a former high ranking communist party official and his wife are under investigation for the murder of a british businessman and are more police officers behaving badly, details on a record number of civil rights investigations @@@ d >>> under president obama's watch -- >> that blame has to go right to the president. he's the guy in charge. he's the ceo. and his department heads are out there t

according to police an officer attempted to pull over a suspect before he crashed into rollins' car. police insist there was no chase. family members have a lot of questions and a lot of anger. >> the police were chasing him. how do we explain that? this could have been presented. >> you say you weren't chasing the car? yes, you was. the impact was too great. too great for you just doing 50 or 60 miles per hour. no. no. i came by. >> the suspect involved in the crash had been released from the hospital. several charges including manslaughter and drug possession are pending. reporting from police head quarters, kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> bail set at $150,000 for george zimmerman the man charged with murdering 17-year-old trayvon martin. it is what he said on the stand during his bond hearing that is getting the most attention. details from jay gray. >> the surprise move stunned the packed courtroom. george zimmerman reaching out to the parents of the teenager he shot and killed almost two months ago. >> i want to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he wa

according to police, the officer attended to pull over a suspect minutes before he crashed into rollins' car. the police say there was no chase, but family members have a lot of questions and a lot of anger. >> he was shaken. how do we explain that? this could have been prevented. we want answers. >> you say you wasn't chasing the car? yes, you was, because the impact was too great for him to just be doing 50 miles per hour. no, i can't buy it. >> kai reed, wbal-tv 11 news. >> and the suspect involved in the crash has been released from the hospital. charges including manslaughter and drug possession are still pending. >> 9:07. 64 degrees on tv hill. who did the maryland zoo bring along this time? there is a hard shell involved. >> do you have any private documents you need to get rid of? today is the day to look at the line -- today is the day. look at the line. people are lining up for the annual shred event. >> and the insta-weather plus forecast coming >> the start of the day today a little deceptive. we will start to see some clouds. eventually what you see on the radar now is rain

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rollin's mother and caught were in the car. they survived. now the officers say they saw a car driving eratically and tried to make a traffic stop. they say the car sped away and caused the crash. police say it was not a chase and the victim's family said the suspect would not have been speeding through a busy section unless a car was behind him. >> it would not have happened if they were not chasing them. >> it's not a chase t happened quickly. you can hear the officer indicate that he was pulling over the car and seconds later he is asking for a medic ambulance unit because the car collides. >> after the crash the driver of the car tried to run. police officers caught him and found drugs on him. they're working with the state's attorney to figure out what he will be charged with. >>> a student who posted he would go on a shooting rampage has been proven to stand trial. he was taken for evaluation after his arrest. he is charged with misuse of e- mail and other offenses. >>> a missing soldier and a 23- year-old private first class was report

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i hope this is a good start for a man of such great talent like rollins. i would like to see more about him. >> tell me about michael mauhaus -- bauhaus. people are not aware of what his work is. >> people live side of the regular filmgoer's probably do not know. anyone inside knows about him. he has been nominated for three oscars. he is martin scorsese's favorite cameraman. he has really revolutionize the way that we see cinema. it is amazing that he was nominated tonight and receive the lifetime achievement award. it was the most touching moment of the night. he got a standing ovation. he is incredibly generous and told people to quiet down. he is just a cameraman. >> ok. i think we can ask one more question here before we let you go. let's talk a little bit more about "anonymous." do you think it should be winning the award that has been nominated for? >> yes, i think so. it did not win many of the artistic awards. it won for the technical awards -- costume's, cinematography, editing, and it definitely reserve the those. it was technically a class abov

gary chico showed up the red for six in the seventh got rollins put one of the cheap seats would startedbefore running to errors in the seventh loss this wild pitch by jeremy and i felt broken open brine him again scored to give stance in cincinnati believe they win four to two. the giants will try to avoid this week tomorrow morning 930. a's and white sox in the ninth take away. did we had a big fan put his fifth homer of the key level of this one just they're driving in the game- winning run 54 is the final jeered parker pen to six and two-thirds of his a's ,,,,,, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so t

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. >> botanist rollin jefferson spent years preserving them. in the 1970s, jefferson became the first botanist to research how to preserve the cherry trees. he also raised awareness about their origin. to save the trees, jefferson tried a new method. he cut branches off of the asian trees to grow new ones. the idea wasn't accepted right away. it required more money and time. but he continued anyway, to preserve the tree's 'japanese origin. the white house heard about jefferson's efforts. nancy reagan, the first lady at the time, recognized the proponents of saving the -- the pornls of saving the original trees. later, the public also became aware. it's been 30 years since jefferson's started the work. others are continuing his mission. thanks to more than 700 trees adorn the mark. >> i know how important those trees are. i thought, by all means with original trees should be maintained and kept. >> jefferson's next step was to spread is cherry blossoms across the u.s. in all over japan, he collected specimens that can grow in any u.s. climate. j

gary chico showed up the red for six in the seventh got rollins put one of the cheap seats would startedre running to errors in the seventh loss this wild pitch by jeremy and i felt broken open brine him again scored to give stance in cincinnati believe they win four to two. the giants will try to avoid this week tomorrow morning 930. a's and white sox in the ninth take away. did we had a big fan put his fifth homer of the key level of this one just they're driving in the game- winning run 54 is the final jeered parker pen to six and two-thirds of his a's [ female announcer ] the laughing cow. rich and creamy cheese in indulgent, mouthwatering flavors you just can't resist. and at 35 tiny calories per wedge, you're free to indulge in every last bit. the laughing cow cheese. have you laughed today? it's the tasty -- whoa! [ laughing ] it's the tasty 100% natural little cheese that -- oh, thank you! ...goes wherever you're going. mini babybel cheese from the laughing cow. have you laughed today?

. >> jordasha rollins seem to be happy and laughing all the time. >> she was always happy, always smiling, always willing to give. >> now friends and family have placed flowers and balloons to honor her life in west baltimore. the 22-year-old was killed as she rode in a car with her mother and infant daughter around 11:00 monday night. an officer had attempted to pull over a suspect just minutes before the crash. the suspect ran a red light and slammed into her car. her car then slammed into another car. police insist there was no chase that led to the crash, but family and friends that have a lot of questions. >> would happen should not have happened. -- what happened should not have happened. >> it happened very, very quickly. you can hear the officers indicate that he was pulling over the car, and an almost seconds later, calling for paramedics. >> police said they found drugs in the suspects' car. jordasha's mother and baby survived the crash with minor injuries. >> to all the mothers and fathers come give your children all the bugs you can. >> according to police, officers found crac

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we're joined by ed rollins, former deputy of chief of staff for president reagan.e managed the campaign for reagan's landslide election in 1984. fox news contributor. good to have you here. >> great. martha: this is what the romney campaign wakes up to this morning. they go through what is written about the campaign this morning. this particular piece comes from "politico". it is quoting mostly unnamed sources we should point out. the operative says the campaign has become overprotective romney. part of the quote, we have to keep him locked in a box thing. he has been overprogrammed. says another section he has become like a golfer with too many thoughts in his head. we know what that feels like you can cramp up and can't hit the ball at some point . what do you make of this story? >> first of all people are writing books as campaigns come on. this came out of a political book. usually the books are written after the campaign. and basically everybody is trying to get their place in history saying this is what really happened. here is how smart i really am. if the c

attorney general, i've had the privilege of teaching the origins of terrorism for rollins college so i appreciate your remarks very much. it's much misunderstood. first of all, how do you respond judicially to judges who attempt to adopt sharia law by use of the -- of contracts between private individuals who agree that sharia law will adjudicate their controversies and my second follow-up is, how do you objectively, what do you project for the incursion of shahrial law into the judiciary of this country? >> okay, that so far as providing for shahrial law is a basis for decision, if you're talking about a commercial case, then in theory, there's no reason why you can't do that. if two parties agree that and they want to go arbitrate in front of an arbitrator and agree to take that arbitrator's decision, then rules that apply under sharia law will apply. there's no reason to avoid that. we do it in other settings, as well. stuck choose foreign law to govern an arbitration if there's an actual connection and both parties agree. so far as sharia law getting into the basis for decision i

ed rollins is former national campaign director for the reagan team in 1984.served as chairman of mike huckabee's campaign for president four years ago. he is fox news contributor and we're lucky to have him. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the tone last night and the way americans and viewers looked at mitt romney changed entirely. >> it was an excellent speech. bill: just watching it now you know that this guy has a 50/50 shot at being the next president of the united states. and in that theme you start to listen what he will start pushing in terms of his campaign. was the strategy smart last night to invoke reagan? it absolutely is smart. been 32 years since that campaign. he talks about reagan in 1980 but the situation was very similar. you had a president who failed and failed miserably. this president is a nice man. i think a lot of people like him. so you can't attack him personally but you certainly can attack his policies and certainly can basically point out the facts that he is not lived up to the expectations that he set himself. bill: tha

it's a little rock 'n' rollin' here today. >> thank you, madam chair. >> attorney general holder, good to have you here. if i could just follow-up a little bit on what my good friend from tennessee, senator alexander said, on the recess appointment. there is an easy way out of all of this. require a little cooperation on both sides. and i suggested this in the judiciary committee, that the president -- resubmit the nominations and republicans agree to have an up or down vote within a week or two weeks. the president did this even though you had -- knew there was more than 50 votes. normally what it takes to confirm somebody available, my friends on the other side of the aisle were blocking having a vote. i understand the president's frustration, but i think the easy way out of this is simply if the republican leadership would agree to an up or down vote say within a week or two weeks. whatever amount of time is needed for debate. and resubmit them and have an up or down vote. that takes care of all the problem. i just would suggest that as an easy way out. it's not as much fun on the t

. >> friends and family gathered at the place where 22-year-old jordashia rollins lost her life. >> she was a good girl, very good gimplet never had a problem out of her. >> her mother joined the crowd to light candles and shed tears together. >> she's goon. nothing no one can say to bring her back. >> her baby and the grandmother were in the car when another car hit them here monday night. according to police, an officer was trying to pull over the suspect minutes before he crashed into the other car. police insist there was no chase. >> he says the police were chasing them. how do we explain that? this could have been prevented. >> you say you weren't chasing the car? yes you was. the impact was too great for you just to have been doing 50 miles per hour. no, i can't buy it. >> the suspect in the crash has been released from the hospital. several charges including manslaughter and drug possession are pending. >> bail has been set at $150,000 for george zimmerman, the man charged with murdering trayvon martin. it is what he said on his bond hearing that is getting the most attention th

. >> rollin's 11-month-old baby girl did suffer noon life- threatening injuries. >>> in texas an gin faint kidnapped after his mother was shot is safe. he was found in the home of a relative of the suspected shooter overnight. an amber alert was issued for the boy after his mother was shot outside a pediatric center. a witness says even though wounded the woman fought to protect her baby. >> like she didn't even really get shot because she did hall the car seat away from the man. i did see that and she was pushed don down on the ground and he put the child in the car seat and drove off. >> she later died. a person has been detaped detaned detained but no charges filed yet. >>> some people got a great view of the space shuttle there. its destination is the museum there. some excited people gathered for it to pass by. >> and i am driving. i got to stop. so i just pulled over, didn't care whether anybody hit me or not and i snapped the picture, so i did get a picture of it, oh, my gosh, i am so excited. >> first launched in 1984, it went into space 39 times. it carried the hubble space

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rollins will score. it's 6-0. the reds win it 10-2.the g-men can't wait to break camp. >> the first major of the year in golf on the women's tower, the lpga crafts championship. any stng has won the last two of vents on tour and three of the first events. thompson, the teenage rer0s -- approach on nine. then la ross. nice approach a couple of bounces. nothing but net for the eagle. then tseng. she buries the putt but struggles on the back. opens the car for shodine. pulls her even with sting. -- tseng. they're tied going into sunday. >>> round three of the houston open. hunter mahan, takes the lead with the birdie on 11. cards a 7-under 65. but louis dethe -- defending british open champ. a two-stroke lean. >> tony ericson, women's final, share pope -- share -- sharapova against rod rod -- unless unforced error. takes the first set. second set. match point. long rally, but up forced error. rod want a didn't lose a set in her six victories. i'm taking stanford tomorrow for an upset. >> that would be great. >> nobody thinks they can win

matt cain throwing zeros at the phillies. 7th inning, jimmy rollins will hit a pop up that brandon crawfordab. 9 shutout innings for cain, who allowed just two hits. the phils cliff lee was almost as good. lee pitched 10 shutout innings, allowing 7 hits. it was decided in the 11th, with one out. melky cabrera lines a hit to left. brandon belt hustles around from second. he will beat the throw to the plate. clay hensley gets the win in relief. the giants win 1-0. >>> the a's tonight rolled over the team everyone was picking to win the american league west. oakland jumped to a 3-0 lead over ervin santana and the angels. that one is gone. homer number 4 of the year for him. jonny gomes added to the lead with another long ball. a drive to the same part of the ballpark. that's number 3 on the year. bartolo colon was throwing 38 consecutive strikes at one point. he's now 3-1 as the a's win, 6- 0. >>> kobe bryant, not in the lineup tonight. that didn't really slow l.a. down. steve blake with the lob to andrew bynum. bynum on the way to a 31 point game. the lakers got a triple-double from pau gasol

joining me now is ed rollins and from the fox business network nicole. know what the dumbest thing, joe biden, 1.5% of income in charity. how many years does he have to go through this criticism before he ponies up money and donates. >> he should know better. his whole tax return is being scrutinized. at least while he is in office. >> bill clinton, used underwear and give something. >> he can give whatever his rent is. this is political theater. if the president wants to eliminates the capital gains tax which is where these people take it. i want a big tax reform and i want to do this. this is all part of the war against the rich. this class warfare and the truth of the matter you can go back a few years ago, warren buffett took $150,000 a year in salary. if he wants to pay more in taxes he can take all his income and pay it, but that is not what it is. >> we read this week, one of his companies is fighting it. it's hilarious. >> let's talk about the buffet rule. when warren buffett and i was on the floor of the new york stock exchange about his ideas a

matt cain throwing zeros at the phillies. 7th inning, jimmy rollins will hit a pop up that brandon crawfordcain, who allowed just two hits. the phils cliff lee was almost as good. lee pitched 10 shutout innings, allowing 7 hits. it was decided in the 11th, with one out. melky cabrera lines a hit to left. brandon belt hustles around from second. he will beat the throw to the plate. clay hensley gets the win in relief. the giants win 1-0. >>> the a's tonight rolled over the team everyone was picking to win the american league west. oakland jumped to a 3-0 lead over ervin santana and the angels. that one is gone. homer number 4 of the year for him. jonny gomes added to the lead with another long ball. a drive to the same part of the ballpark. that's number 3 on the year. bartolo colon was throwing 38 consecutive strikes at one point. he's now 3-1 as the a's win, 6- 0. >>> kobe bryant, not in the lineup tonight. that didn't really slow l.a. down. steve blake with the lob to andrew bynum. bynum on the way to a 31 point game. the lakers got a triple-double from pau gasol. the assist to bynum. 22

ed rollins, former deputy chief of staff to president ronald reagan.e managed the campaign for reagan's landslide re-election in 1984. he has had major rolls in nine other presidential campaigns. he looks so young. he is also a fox news contributor. thankfully for us. thanks for being with us today. >> thank you. gregg: all right, the drop in the president's approval ratings now actually a net negative corresponds with a swing in favor of romney versus obama. why is that? >> well, first romney is now viewed as the nominee and i think he has nothing but good news for the last week. the president nothing but bad news. equally as important, i think the president's class warfare campaign is not going to work. i think most americans realize taxing billionaires and millionaires is not going to solve the economic problems facing in this country. gregg: independents are swinging for romney, 43 to obama's 37. >> which are very critical. independents will decide this election. key thing here it is perfect time for romney. romney basically won the primaries becau

. >> reporter: mta administrator, rollin wells knows how tough a job parallel parking this baby can behe used to drive one. >> get in there, raleigh. get in there. >> you can't touch anything. you have to be very safe. >> reporter: the driver who comes out on top, moves to the international finals in california. >> this is like the play-offs for the super bowl. >> reporter: this is only the second year the rodeo will be open to the public. stanley hopes you come to watch him run away with first place. >> i'm in it to win it. [ laughter ] >> that was monique griego reporting. in addition to the course, there will also be an antique bus show, food and activities for children. the event is saturday, from 9:00 to 2:00 at the reisterstown plaza station. >>> an oregon man takes off more than just his shoes and belt. passengers got an eyeful as the man stripped naked in a security line. the 55-year-old was reportedly angry over security procedures and said tsa averages were herselfing him. he's now -- harassing him. he is now charged with disorderly conduct ask indecent exposure. i'm guessing

>>arthur: call rollins or any of the people we have and say whether the nation finds out he is cheating on his cancer stricken wife, how will that look for the campaign for presidency? >>randy: you try proving this, no way. >>shepard: have them to dinner but not at the same time. breaking news. urgent. animation. there we go. mad cow disease. yeah, i know, mad cow disease. it's back. i need to read from the computer. this is dateline, the agriculture department has just issued the following, a new case of mad cow disease surfacing in a dairy cow in california and this is the 4th in recent years, the department's chief veterinarian says the cow from central california did not enter the human food chain and that u.s. inspectors will building all over it. >> one of an unarmed aircraft has killed another terrorist leader, and we will get more on that. plus, video dash camera, pictures the moment an explosion goes off right in front of two firefighters this is one of three blasts on video. we will show you the rest coming up on "studio b" ahead >>shepard: what are the secret service agents w

. >>> ted rollins reporting the judge and attorneys will look at 150 potential jurors. >>> new jersey tax payers have finding out how much they paid to bury, whitney houston. security totaled $187,000, in police overtime, council say police protection and barricades were necessary to keep the huge crowds at bay but some community members say the singers family should have paid for all that extra security. >>> art community is mourning the sudden death of one of its most popular painters chances are someone you know has one of these paintings, thomas kinkade died friday of natural causes his paintings of cottages, landscapes, neat disney scenes are inside millions of american homes the 54-year-old is survived by his wife and four children. >>> a very rare disorder that produces uncontrollable laughter for one little boy it is a matter of life and death. jennifer mclogan has the story. >> reporter: this is 2 and a half-year-old mathew in the midst of one of his laughing seizures they would over take his body hundreds of times a day leaving mathew confused and disoriented and parents hel

joining me now is ed rollins and from the fox business network nicole.ou know what the dumbest thing, joe biden, 1.5% of income in charity. how many years does he have to go through this criticism before he ponies up money and donates. >> he should know better. his whole tax return is being scrutinized. at least while he is in office. >> bill clinton, used underwear and give something. >> he can give whatever his rent is. this is political theater. if the president wants to eliminates the capital gains tax which is where these people take it. i want a big tax reform and i want to do this. this is all part of the war against the rich. this class warfare and the truth of the matter you can go back a few years ago, warren buffett took $150,000 a year in salary. if he wants to pay more in taxes he can take all his income and pay it, but that is not what it is. >> we read this week, one of his companies is fighting it. it's hilarious. >> let's talk about the buffet rule. when warren buffett and i was on the floor of the new york stock exchange about his ideas

. >>> joining me nonis a contributiing editor at "rollin stone" magazine bs a, and on th phone, the founderf motown records. thanks to both of you for joining us tonight. met me start with you, mr. gordy. you worked with dick clark and your artists many of hethem hado deal with them. what did it mean to the world of music to deal with dick clark, how important was he to the world of music? >> first of all, thanks for calling me and i'm delighted to be here. but i'm so saddened and devastated over the loss of my dear friend dick clark. i was friends with him for over 50 years. >> wow. >> and he gave me my first break with the a record that i heard for the very first i'm on his show it was release and i heard it on ll local tv and he was playing on national tv at the same time. and what he has meant to the record business and the world is too big to every describe. and what he did if for me personally was too big too describe. he was from philly. i was from detroit. and we round up being neighbors in malibu for a long time. so he was a major force in changing pop culture. the first time i hea

we heard fox news ed rollins say that the party is going to put pressure on him.n't it be smarter to get out now rather than losing your own state and have that be b the final narrative again? >> dana: i totally agree. >> kimberly: that would be embarrassment. he didn't fare well in either contest last night. writing is on the wall, whatever analogy you want to use. be a team player. if you really are interest and invested in taking back the white house and changing the course that the country is going, why wouldn't you get out? romney did. he was a class act. he stepped aside earlier for mccain. ultimately, the numbers, do the math. you know that romney is going to be the nominee. why should rick stay in it at this point? really? >> juan: do you have any doubt that politicians are ego maniacs? this is an ego thing. he lost illinois, ohio, michigan, wisconsin. but he is in fact in the polls ahead in pennsylvania. >> andrea: small margin. >> juan: i don't know where you got that he will lose pennsylvania. though he is under barrage of ads. >> andrea: history shows