you're the one who rescued verrazano from the verrazano bridge. tell us what happen?fore my eyes, i noticed someone was discarding something out of the window. i looked, there's a four-foot median on guardrail. he clipped the top of the median, could have went over, so when he came back down, he turned toward me and he was heading toward me. so i moved out of the way and i look in the mir row and he started heading east, i was heading west. so i tried to safely stop my vehicle, my strobe light, my roof lights, no pun intended, i exited the vehicle and where i thought was his point of impact, he wasn't there. so a carroll rolled up next to and said he's heading to brooklyn. >> so you got him? >> yeah. >> you've had a tremendous amount of calls. everyone wants to adopt verraza verrazano. >> it's been amazing the amount of support people have been giving. people want donations, want to adopt him. could be a great ambassador for the others because we have tons of kitties like him waiting for a home. >> how are you going to decide, though? >> it's going to be really, reall

it happened on the very busy verrazano bridge in new york city.iving by when he saw a hand tossing a cat out the window. now the kitten is healing at an animal shelter where it will be put up for adoption. >> and thousands of new laws are signed on to the books every single year. now, a recent report claims it's costing us more than ever according to the small business administration, federal regulation, get this, costs us $1.75 trillion per year. that would be nice to say. >> a lot of money. >> how can we cut down on government overregulation? two guys who have been around washington for a long time have an answer. >> former democratic senator evan bayh and former white house chief of staff andy card is trying to raise aware not. andy card has taken a new position with the bush center. >> i'm actually at texas a&m and the bush school for the first president bush. >> gotcha. >> thank you for the clarification. my apologies for that mistake. >> thank you. >> let's get to what appears to be a bipartisan effort by the two of you which is coming toget