we see this in the life of a georgian, a man named david snelling. and david snelling was born into the slave owning class. but his parents died when he was young. and he was adopted by one of his uncles, his mother's brother. and he found out right away that his uncle hated his dead father. and to get revenge on the dead father, young david was forced to work in the cotton fields along side slaves. he's a white boy. and his uncle made him work in the fields along side slaves. and he doesn't go to college, which his cousins did, he doesn't have any of the privileges that he was born into. he's a farm hand. and he comes to know slaves as human beings, comes to sympathize with them, he becomes a very strong critic of slavery and when the civil war broke out he ran away from home and he served in the union army. so he could fight against slavery. now that's very unusual. that didn't happen too often. what happened to david snelling. one thing that puzzled me. what time about the neighbors. didn't the neighbors in that community in georgia think that was

and the other could snell like poo. if there's positive message, it makes as puff of the good smell. if there's he a negative message about you on twitter like about that blue tie, it will make a negative snell. and this is a great way. they say with all social networking with all the ways people can talk but, this is a way that won't disturb your normal work habit. you can just tell if people are bringing up your next just by smelling. if you're having an afternoon where there's a lot of wad smell, you better figure out what's going on. >> finally, what can we say leading in to this. let's take a listen first. >> what seems to be the problem? >> i am not a crook. >> a wrapping parakeet? >> yeah, the latest viral video. he's a parakeet, he likes to watch television, and he's also learned how to do two minute free styles as well as a number of sayings. some aren't exactly okay for afternoon television. it's one of the biggest videos this week, all because of a web cam put on disco. >> i wonder where he learned all those

. >> ok, anyone snells >> do you have it with you? >> did not. did not. >> on the internet so i september it twice. >> one from member pilpel had -- was more like a narrative. >> may i speak to that? >> yes, please. >> so i wasn't clear after our last meeting what format to use so i wrote it in more of a narrative format and assumed it would get conformed to whatever we were doing. so sorry about the confusion there, member pilpel. so i did not attempt that, so we can do that. maybe we need to do that in realtime and i have that -- i think i can find that document you sent. >> if i may interject just briefly, so the agreed pong format was the member schreiber, actually had that conversation with regard because there were multiple options all viable and we just termed for consistency sake we used one and it was member schreiber, which was d-2. so that was the agreed upon format for that section. mr. leigh? >> ok. so the next section was section five, section five deviations in excess of 1%. this is where i think i need a little bit of clarificatio

what does it do for the scheduling of training for person snell? what does it do to the guard's readiness? >> those are great questions that we're wrestling with right now. the transition at memphis out of c 5s to c-17s was an fy 12 action that is supposed to begin, but it continues into fy 13 as we retire c 5 as out of memphis, the c-17s come in that requires training dollars to be spent to make the conversion. you're correct, the reason that i -- i applaud that move on behalf of the air force. it does bring the air national guard into the real vent aircraft of the future. it's something we've been pushing for for quite a long time many the air national guard. >> we know -- don't we we're going to get rid of the c 5 as. >> we are. >> why would we delay it a year? >> i hope we don't. that particular movement is one of the things in pb 13 that i think is in the best interest of the country and certainly the air force and the air national guard that we continue with that part of it. if the prohibition is to spend any fy 13 funds on fy 12 actions that

to shield itself from its arab neighbors having already walled off the palestinian side of the of snell seeking to do the same with the lebanese. has the latest from israel. well the israeli army says it is building this a seven metre high cement wall between israel and lebanon to prevent firing from lebanon into northern israel now over the past year and a half there have been and number of incidents just last week a man crossed over the border with his two children from lebanon but a much more deadly example was last year when a number of people were killed during commemorations when they came too close to the border from the lebanese side and to now there has been an electrified fence along the one kilometer israeli lebanon border and this is monitored by unifil the united nations interim force in lebanon and in fact israel and lebanon while being take the war they always do meet under the auspices of uniform and this wall is being constructed in conjunction with the uniform of the israeli army as well as the lebanese army but in addition israel is also in the midst of building a wal

documents state that jorge torrez strangled amanda snell in then stuffed her body inside a locker.has already been sentenced to two life terms in separate attacks in arlington and was month withlier this killing two girls from illinois in 2005. pilot in aiving crash over fauquier county if is a senior faa investigator. the 70-year-old landed his engine piper aircraft at monday after plane in with another mid-air. registered to an employee with the national transportation safety board. that pilot and passenger in that plane died. given the size to the ntsb and faa, the canadian transportation safety board will now conduct into that mid-on air collision. >> local governor throws his controversial a use of military drones. virginia governor bob mcdonnell them for local law enforcement. brianne carter joins us live with his comments. good morning. >> good morning. that's right. governor bob mcdonnell speaking out on wtop, saying over the next couple years he believes drones could be the right thing to do. many in thee of area throwing their support behind the drones in the commonwealth

>> "we," miss mitch snell a mouse in your pocket?ent, we all make mistakes. i made one tonight. i will hear about it in the email. but we are assigning pinhead status to andrea mitchell this evening because we do believe she's... slanting. all right? and for hard news correspondent, you can't do that. commentator like me, you can slant all day long. hard news correspondent -- no. that's it for us. check out the fox news factor web site. talking points posted there, if you come in late. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. antarctica -- yes! name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be choleric when writing to the factor. not a disease, that's cholera. it's a tendency that we don't want to you do. again,

who is blowing the whist snell it's all next. >> announcer: abc's "world news ♪ your cheating heart willfor me ♪ >>> now we turn to a very important and eye-opening story for anyone out there with one of those all-important 401(k) retirement accounts. most people have them. hidden fees are eating away at the nest eggs of millions of americans, and you may not even know it. >> do you actually review your 401(k) statement? >> not the last couple of years. it's a little hard to -- >> i'm going to be looking closely. an investigation shows an average couple could be socked with more than $150,000 in fees over their lifetime. abc's elizabeth levy has more. >> reporter: somebody has been taking money out of americans' 401(k) accounts for years. not thieves. big firms that manage the 401(k)s. >> most employees are in the dark. >> reporter: one new report estimates a working couple could pay as much as $155,000 in hidden 401(k) management fees over their lifetime. the fees are deducted from the money you put in. and yet an aarp survey found 7 out of 10 people didn't know they paid 401(k) fees at

directors, don't make profits, or tell the board, want you to make profits but contribute the community as snell i think the latter will make more profit in the long run because it has the loyalty of the community, the support of the community, they will have the workers who feel better about the company because they feel that this isn't just about making money. so, that's my prediction. this will be another success. there hasn't been a benefits corporation in any country yet. this is -- i'm giving you two examples of american innovation that is just happening. now i want to move more into the future. i'm thinking about making philanthropy a more rewarding experience. my students think they will be billionaires, and they -- never know in the next 50 years, right? we're going so fast. i think that they should give it away. it doesn't make any sense to accumulate money. andrew carnegie said that in his gospel of wealth in 1879. i think it's still true. there's a moral imperative to give it away. so it's a game. life is a game -- i don't need to make a cynical statement. you're trying to do somethi

. >> what is she doing with russ snell. >> reporter: perhaps that's what angelina jolie fell in lovet on the set of "pushing tin." she was just 24. he was 20 years older. their personal lives became fodder for tabloids with talk of blood rituals and dark behavior. >> she bought these clear lockets. little bitty things that were this big. angie and i literally poked each other in the finger with a pen and rubbed a little bit of it on that locket. >> how did you blow it? >> i blew it because i didn't think i was good enough for her. >> reporter: even after big blockbuster hits like "armageddon" he's been obsessive about food. >> i weighed 128 pounds on "pushing tin" and i'm 6 feet tall. that kind of went overboard on that movie. >> that's an eating disorder, isn't it? >> yeah, yeah. absolutely. >> his teenage son willy from an earlier marriage says the eccent rick man is a regular dad. >> he goes downstairs. watches football. makes lunch. calls me about my plans. we have awkward talks about girls every now and then. >> reporter: which is about as normal as it gets. i'm ju ju chang in b

but the point is why did he instrumenting snell he's a human being and it happens, but why on that issuewhat is happening here? does the president need to take a step away from the occupy wall street protestors and how close was he ever linked with them to begin with? >> he probably should, but he won't, megyn and here is why. occupy wall street was orchestrated and then deployed last fall for two main reasons, one to supply barack obama with his central campaign theme, which is income and equality and they've been able to establish that. and the president has really been able to make quite good use of that theme. but the second reason is to sew enough discord in our society you've seen it in cities all across the countries. so that the redistribution agenda more easily get through. they can't push it through without this kind of chaos. that's what occupy wall street is all b. should the president condemn it? of course he should. he won't because he needs them. megyn: you know, o'reilly was on fox yesterday saying this movement has changed from what it once was. when we saw sally cohen o