>> vince vaise? >> is there a way -- is there a way the flag could have been kept wet is that the question? >> that appears to be the question, yeah. >> okay. well, here's the thing. like now, under presidential order, we have to fly the flag 24 hours, so we use nylon flags because they still wave even when they are wet. in this time the flag would just droop because it would soak up with rain water so they put the smaller flag up, it's wet and since it's still raining, they are like leave the wet one up there because it's already drenched, but when the morning came and the british are retreating, then the sun comes out. that storm front cleared off so they took that wet flag down because it's -- it's really not doing anything. it's there, but it doesn't look as cool as putting a larger one up that you had dry keeping it inside all night because you want that one to unfurl kind of like an in your face to the british, and that was really what set key off to write "the star spangled banner." >> you men

did you play vince? >> i didn't play vince.ick and he was having people drink health drinks in the morning. and he was into p-90x. and it's a video, where you bring it. it's about bringing it. right? you bring it. it works. it's great. my wife did it for a while. and vince does spontaneous exercises on the set between takes. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, it's all about musting confusion. confuse their must sls so they get angry and grow. >> jimmy: so you guys are lined up in front of the television -- >> no, yeah, when you do it at home, you do it in front of the television. >> jimmy: did jonah hill do it? >> yeah, jonah did it to. and there is that insanity workout. it's like p-90x only five times faster. you do it once a day, 30 minutes a day for three days and on the fourth day, you die. >> jimmy: this is what you take the methamphetamines and you go crazy. did you find it made a difference in your body? >> yeah, it just makes you tired? you know? >> jimmy: i know "the bachelorette" is a show you enjoy. what do you prefer? >> g

only that is it even possible to raise taxes in america anymore so these are some of our questions vince i want to start with you what i see two roles for taxes one is to modify behavior the other is to pay for the cost of government what do you see as the role for taxes and you see them going beyond those two things or would you even dispute those two modifying behavior you'll have to elaborate a little bit on that paul for example you want you want businesses to invest in new equipment so you give them a tax that if you buy a new right you want people to buy a house and see a let them to act to deduct an interest on their income you want people to have kids so you give a tax break for it right it yeah i think most people see taxes as a as a means of having a government that works right so we expect that we are going to contribute taxes so that our government can efficiently use that money. in order to produce the goods and services that we expect and there are infrastructure associations with that i mean there are some very basic elements that most people i think at a bar a bipartisan

/ vince has a long and distinguished career. he was lured away six or so years ago and we had the good fortune to lure him back. >> [inaudible] >> he comes with requiring no learning curve. we gave him about five minutes of high demand. -- honeymoon. he brings an understanding of capital programs and product delivery, but he had a couple of different stance on the capital funding and planning side. that is really great value to us, having run the equivalent of rta or mtc. he brings that funding and planning expertise to the agency. that is important to the delivery of capital projects. we're very glad to have him aboard. i do not know if you wanted to come up and say a few words. >> welcome back, mr. harris. >> thank you, chairman. it is a great opportunity to be here. it is an honor and privilege to be back and the capacity, kind of a rare opportunity to get to come back home. i think the director and the sport for this opportunity. -- and the board for this opportunity. it is my job to deliver quality projects, working collabo

bigger picture panel joining me are my calc labor journalist and staff writer for the in these times vince colony's editor at the daily caller and sam sax progressive commentator and and writer. of the right to vote let's tackle an issue that's been in the news a lot lately the soul the soul right to vote thing if there is even such a thing the supreme court actually has come out and said this is like thirty years ago or so there is no enumerated right to vote but let's assume for a moment that correlates hope that there's something like that today in a courtroom down the street from here in washington d.c. the state texas is fighting voter id laws defending a voter i.d. law that they put into place that would have knocked about five hundred to six hundred thousand people off the voting rolls in texas pennsylvania just knocked off seven hundred fifty thousand people from the voter i.d. rolls in texas take a look at this map that was created by mother jones magazine the states in red are states that have introduced legislation to restrict voters' access to the polls just in the past twelve

. - vince, you are crazy. i can't believe that you did this. - the second i saw it, i knew you had to have it. - how did you remember that i love neitsch? - i remember everything about you, and it's nitch. - no, it's not. - [together] it's neitsch. - you guys, i-- i just--i really want to thank you so much for being a part of tonight. i really forgot what a family you guys are. i'm just very happy. - to family! - to mandy! - to mandy and vince! - cheers! - cheers! - ♪ well, i came at you a young boy, girl ♪ ♪ with no experience, and year in, year out ♪ ♪ we had our ups and downs ♪ ♪ but i always took it serious ♪ ♪ i made the jokes, i played the fool ♪ ♪ i took time, made all the plans ♪ ♪ i know i told you ♪ that we were supposed to have something ♪ ♪ booked for this weekend but i changed my mind ♪ ♪ i changed my mind, i changed my mind ♪ ♪ i changed my mind and i changed my mind ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to "the daily show". my nam

[laughs] so are you an actor too, like vince? - [chuckles] no. - no? - actually... i'm vince's manager. - oh. [classic rock music playing] - phone number. - yeah! nice move! - get out; i'm driving. - you're the man. - vegas, baby. - whoo! - vegas. - ♪ all right now ♪ baby, it's all right now ♪ ♪ all right now ♪ baby, it's all right now ♪ ♪ all right now ♪ baby, it's all right ♪ ♪ all right now. >> july 16th, 2012, from comedy central's world news head quarters in new york this is the daily show with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) hey, everybody, welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we're back, baby, two weeks. our guest tonight, the great louis c.k. will be joining us. (cheers and applause) louis, ck of course-- (laughter) louis calvin klein. (laughter) changed had for show business. look, i can't give you a recap of all the [bleep] that happened, over the past, every major story. but i can tell you-- in what can only be called a bit of devein intervention, the ho

- no buddy, see, after your little conversation with vince, he had a major meltdown. feels he let you down, so he just jumped in the car and drove up. - are you kidding me? - vince driving, that's how messed up he is. - yeah, i'm behind him on the road about 30 miles right now. he won't stop or answer his cell phone. and i could use your help up there. - that's like a seven-hour drive. - the traffic's not that bad, but, you know, whatever, ari. - keep your phone on. i'm heading north. [tires screech] [rock music playing] - you think he bought it? - hook, line, and sinker. - way to sell it! - hey, hey, hey, you guys ready for some roast? - yes, that looks good, drama. - ♪ please allow me to introduce myself ♪ ♪ i'm a man of wealth and taste ♪ ♪ i've been around for a long long year ♪ ♪ stole many a man's soul and faith... ♪ ♪ and i was around when jesus christ ♪ ♪ had his moment ♪ of doubt and pain ♪ made damn sure ♪ that pilate ♪ washed his hands ♪ to seal his fate captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, welco

. >> if i were vince gray, i would handled today differently. i would said regardless of whether or not i knew anything and i didn't, such a cloud has been placed over my government and my legitimacy as mayor that i believe it's in the best interest to end this distraction and i will resign effective tomorrow noon. that's what he should have done. but is he going to do it? no, it appears he's going to dig in. >> what did you know? how can you plausibly claim you didn't know. and if you didn't know, that's kind of damning of itself, isn't it? that people were acting in your name engaging in such fraud and you looked away? so i can't tell you how painful this is for me, but i do think as a matter of restoring the faith of the people of the city in the district, that this is what we have to do. >> you'll remember cantania told fox 5 the night chairman kwame brawn resigned from office that it was time for the mayor to answer questions about his campaign or return to a private life. the mayor called those comments nonsense at the time, brian. >> matt

pretty sure now it's woodchuck-related. >> reporter: woodchuck-related. >> groundhogs. >> reporter: vinceoesn't know how many are involved or what they'd want with flags. >> it's another big mystery. where did they go? >> reporter: to answer that question he has turned to his inner caddyshack. >> the woodchuck would tear the flag off the staff, take it down into the den. >> reporter: anything up a flag with fishing line. >> but this has been here three days and... >> reporter: nothing? >> nothing. >> reporter: e decided to try to get to the bottom of this. with a camera on a stick i probed for answers and sure enough caught the critters. red, white and blue handed. >> that's a flag! i see it from my eyes right here! >> reporter: for their part, the veterans who put up the flags are now doing something they never did in battle... surrendering. taking down all the flags. temporarily. >> right now we're engaged if developing a federal holder that would hold the flag a couple feet off the ground. >> reporter: taller than a woodchuck would be. >> a lot taller, yeah. we think that's going to so

and with this outcry arose, in late 1993, when i was counsel to the president, after my deputy vince foster committed suicide, this whitewater, so called investment that president clinton and hillary clinton had made a long time ago, which they lost money on, that somehow there was some sort of corruption involved or guarantee and then jim mcdougal and people -- had nothing to do with abuse of power, nothing, none of the same kind of stuff that happened in '73-74. and it was an outcry for independent counsel to investigate those arguments. ---acts. i was vehemently opposed to

and with this outcry arose, in late 1993, when i was counsel to the president, after my deputy vince foster committed suicide, this whitewater, so called investment that president clinton and hillary clinton had made a long time ago, which they lost money on, that somehow there was some sort of corruption involved or guarantee and then jim mcdougal and people -- had nothing to do with abuse of power, nothing, none of the same kind of stuff that happened in '73-74. and it was an outcry for independent counsel to investigate those arguments. ---acts. i was vehemently opposed to that. vehemently opposed. it was -- there was no independent counsel act, i mean t the democrats would introduce one in place. vehemently opposed to that. and i argued vehemently in the white house to the president that he should not appoint an independent counsel. i said this is a dangerous institution. i said, there's no basis to appoint here. you did nothing wrong in office here. you did nothing wrong in arkansas 15 years ago but it has nothing to do with you being president. you appoint this it will be a kni

viaje de washingvince gray/alcalde de washington tren será mejor y "dijo el alcalde de washington vinceation es la segunda estación más concurrida de amtrak en todo el país. se estima que hay un aproximado de 1000 000pasajeros por dia. la propuesta no tiene visión enn ere yaue reqa un fu sum dindel parte del gobierno. el alcalde y los concejales de washington dicen que haran todo lo posible para que se convierta en una realidad...mientras los pasajeros opinan... oscar mazariegos/ usuario del tren "seria lo mejor porque uno pierde medio dia en viajar y viene aca cansado de estar sentado." carlos del aguila/ usuario del tren " no seria tan cansado ni tan tenidioso ir en un medio de transporte que termina siendo lento." y este ambicioso proyecto cuenta con 4 etapas la primera comenzara el proximo ano con la construccion de la sala de espera... los rieles de alta velocidad estaran contra los que manejan tas electricasonostico para maÑana cocaciodirectn ted,ribanonuestr com<> tan ubnos n. facebotter bajo ticiasya*+ activistas y un ex agente en que el gobierno federal investigue a fondo supue

his new movie with ben stiller and vince vaughn is called "the watch." it opens july 27th.o to billy crudup. [ cheers and applause ]. >> jimmy: i want to pat myself on the back because i pronounced your name correctly right. it's crudup. >> thank you. it's german as well. so i know i have one fan already. >> jimmy: he's from austria. it's close enough. >> thanks for having me on. i've known you for a little while. this is my first time. we've known each other a couple years now. >> jimmy: yeah. we fell almost instantly in love. >> sure did. >> jimmy: how many shows do you do in a year? >> jimmy: in a year? probably -- how many do we do in a year guillermo? >> guillermo: 1,100. >> thanks for finally making it happen. >> jimmy: we really hit it off great, as you can tell. you don't usually do stuff like that. you keep a very low profile. >> well, you want to hear about this? you want to do some theater stories. i don't have any. >> jimmy: you must have some. >> i was trying to think of some earlier today. they were all kind of tragic. parentally that does not play well on thi

mayor's and vince and grey's attempt to reach the voters. >> as question centered around whether members of his staff broke a lot to look at controversial records. >> this is what the mayor woke up to this morning -- another front page story on the washington post alleging wrongdoing on the campaign. allegations his staff used about 6000 housing voucher recipients to get out the vote on election day. >> it's the latest allegation of wrongdoing in a campaign remains under federal investigation. >> i don't know of the existence of any such list. >> all of these things happened in his campaign that he has no idea about. >> it involves several people in housing complexes located in precincts grey won by large margins. this comes after supporters have pleaded guilty to various campaign violations. >> every time they look, they're going to find something. >> as the investigations continue, he continues with the day to day business of the city. even a routine speech at the aids conference was sidetracked by protestors upset with a lack of housing. >> @ after his speech, he refused to stop and s

marion barry is speaking out about the current mayor, vince gray. he appeared this morning to say that he hopes he finishes out term. he also had this to say about the council members who said should step down. >> if people put you there, people take you out. there is a recall provision, all of those kinds of things. you come into a judgment when some information. marion barry was a vocal gray.ter of more information this morning on what may have caused a graduate to open fire on a crowded theater in colorado. bittersweet surprise for survivorseen of the movie theater massacre they saw the actor who batman land like a hero in their hospital room. christian bale spent time with duringle who were shot midnight screening. spoke with first responders and brought flowers the memorial, without it in advance of to the media. he was private, kind, considerate. a true gentleman. at the same time, abc news been learning more about the accused real life villain, james holmes. took an oral exam that was of his ph.d. program at the colorado. of reportedly, he fa

- was that vince? - was that mandy? - ♪ she lives on love street ♪ lingers long on love street ♪ ♪ she has a house and garden ♪ ♪ i would like to see what happens ♪ ♪ she has robes... captioning sponsored by comedy central >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ). ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. you're in for a treat tonight. joining me on this stage, both zach galfianakis and will ferrell. ( cheers and applause ) very exciting. not the comedians. the nobel prize-winning economists of the same name. quite a coincidence. very exciting. but anyway, before we get going, girls, i've got some bad news. >> north korean leader kim jong un is a married man. ( laughter ) >> jon: that's right, ladies! you're favorite man-child with a walk-in closet full of mao work shirts -- size husky-- you missed your chance unless he decrees that he remember take more than one bride

i served with vince gray. i know he has to wake up every day wondering what happened. does love the city. if that's true top the drama, time to step down. >> reporter: some supporters of gray have complained that catania himself wants to run for mayor but friday catania took himself out of any special election for mayor should gray resign. >> there was a time to be very honest i was seriously contemplating and would have loved to be mayor and i think you have to have a certain fire in the belly but i don't want i want as much as the others. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> in you a errora, colorado the mayor there says it's a tragic day for his community. shortly after midnight a man wearing a gas mask and body armor opened fire in a crowded movie theater in that suburb of denver. 12 people were killed. nearly 60 others were injured. people there were there that is to see the new batman movie. the alleged gunman the 24 james holmes. he was arrested in the parking lot outside. his hair was dyed red as the joker character in the movie. officers are

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director of transportation, director of parks, the board of education director, vince courtney, who jim paulsen. we would also like to welcome our business associates and colleagues today. of course art swanson from the small business network. thank you for your commitment and for working with us to events are common goals. -- to advance our common goals. we could not sponsored today's key events without sponsors, so i would like to start by recognizing our presenting sponsor, j. p. morgan chase. we want to thank our host sponsor, pacific gas and electric. dignity howff, kaiser permanente . thank you to all of our sponsors. i am supposed to wait six seconds so everyone can read this list. have we screamed through that? it is quite a long period -- quite long. united airlines, union bank, and our media sponsors, the san francisco examiner and hers media services -- hearst media sponsors. thank you very much. i could not do it without you, so today we celebrate the successes this chamber has accomplished and the promise of greater successes ahead with our team this morning of prosperity,

vince and paul have been friends for more than ten years, sharing a passion for motorcycles and the openoctober 2001, the pair travel to san francisco to visit mcdonald's parents. early the next morning they ride north to what they expect to be a long stretch of empty road. armed with a helmet cam, he rides behind his friend and off to one side. >> we got up and he wanted to go out and do some filming. he was being a maniac on the streets of san francisco. the weather wasn't too bad. it was a little foggy, but it was cool. >> mcdonald has been deaf since birth and communicates with the help of a sign language interpreter. >> translator: i thought of a good place by the beach. it was very empty. there were no trees. there was no parked cars. there were no people. there was nothing for me to hit if i made a mistake. >> to communicate visually, they ride in a staggered pattern. >> i always try to stay on his left because that way he didn't have to let go of the throttle to sign to me. he was basically dictating where we were going. he doesn't do the whole follow thing well. >> a self-descri

- vince, you want to buy that house? do this movie. - mm-hmm. - all right. can you get me suit approval? - you can wear tube socks and a yarmulke. - [chuckles] - [laughing] [laughter] - all right. lock it down. - that's what i'm talking about! - boogie, baby. - ♪ and i ain't lying ♪ - ♪ i ain't lying ♪ ♪ oh, what you want ♪ little boy, you know you got it ♪ ♪ i'd deny my own self ♪ ♪ before i see you without it ♪ ♪ 'cause i love you ♪ - ♪ baby, baby, baby, i love you ♪ - ♪ ain't no doubt about it, baby, i love you ♪ - ♪ baby, baby, baby, i love you ♪ - ♪ i love you, i love you ♪ ♪ i love you, i love you, baby, i love you ♪ (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. our guest tonight, new york giants wide receiver victor cruz. cruise-sanity whether... yeah, it doesn't really work, does it? (laughter) i'm just grasping at straws. that's actually steve martin, that's not really... (laughter) that's west virginia. i think he just labeled it egypt.

months ago hollywood had huge expectations for the debuting comedy the watch starting ben stiller, vince vaughn. what could go wrong. well the reviews are awful, it's rated "r" and in wake of the trayvon martin culling the audience may not take to a neighborhood watch comedy. >>> elsewhere director robert rod redwez tweets lady gaga will milwaukee her acting debut in his upcoming film. i'm not sure about that one. >>> and in the wake of his girlfriend having cheated on him, he's moved out of the l.a. home he shared with kristin stewart. a friend said he was horrified she publicly apologized to him. horrified. >>> and this comes to us from wis news 10 in columbia, south carolina, where pregnant twin sisters ended up sharing more than looks after both arrived at the same hospital. although scheduled to deliver on two different dates they wound up giving birth on the same day just one hour apart. she followed in her mom's footsteps delivering twins while sha ceer ya delivered a healthy baby boy adding to an already long list of bizarre connections and memories that these sisters will share.

more than a million homes in one prove vince are reported -- province are reportedly damaged. >>> ktvu was the only station there as officers arrested 22- year-old robert flores folster in vallejo yesterday morning. on saturday police say an officer pulled him over but he drove off in a stolen car. after a short chase he fired several shots at the patrol car. no one was hit. >> when they tried to move in to arrest him he took off running on foot. jumped some fences and ended up in an area of gentleman jim's bar. >> folster faces charges including attempted murder of a police officer and car theft. >>> a partial recount related to proposition 29 is set to start today. the tobacco tax proposition lost by about 30,000 votes out of five million cast. the san francisco surgeon asked california's secretary of state for a recount in parts of los angeles county. hoping the results would swing the vote. an electronic recount will start today. a manual recount is set for wednesday. >>> and sal has been looking at all the traffic out there on this monday morning. sal, how is it out there today? >

now, we also have new information on what prosecutors dubbed the shadow campaign of mayor vince gray. the one help fund the 2010 campaign of our current d.c. mayor. tonight, sources say the mayor has not met with the prosecutors on the matter, but investigators still may soon meet with vernon hawkins. sources point to hawkins as the field operations manager. they say the prosecutors are prepared to offer him immunity for his cooperation. >>> metro officials tonight are still trying to figure out what caused that computer glitch that stranded hundreds of passengers over the weekend. and as andrea mccarren explains, the agency has to deal with another problem today. >> it was scary. >> rattled passengers left dupont circle this morning after being offloaded from two trains that were abruptly taken out of service. >> it smelled like burnt rubber. as we get on, it's a packed train. they take us off the train and the platform pulls up and it's a wall of people. they say please slowly evacuate the station, which makes people feel panicked. >> it comes on a troubled weekend for the rail syst

you know, i admire vince gray. i endorsed him. i came to know him, we served on the council when he was the chairman. he's a very good man. i found him to be a man of integrity and leadership and i can't tell you how sad i am to come to this position, but as a matter of healing the district, i think it's the step we have to take. >> okay, and you are just saying that again, a close colleague, a friend, this had to be a difficult decision and you had to weigh, up until the last moment, before coming out publicly and doing this. >> the only competing interest was whether i thought there was adequate disclosure of information that would make it untenable for him to continue and that came yesterday with the revelations about this extraordinary far ranging, unlawful campaign. >> and you think more information is to come? >> i do. i don't have any inside information to say that, but it seems as though this will be on going and what we need to do is move past this. we can't unless the people who are responsible or who should have been re

states and all the a nation can have a national currency but as long as you will be is not a nation and vince that will never be a nation it cannot have a common currency economic disparities notwithstanding do you think the euro was a good idea at least in the theoretical sense not currency behind the idea of to your is the wrong idea namely said we can form united states if you or your. with a currency. if we want to if united states of you or if we need a political union we need to come in constitution we need common referenda of sue people we need what we do not have in your op a common common people come in their most united states is a nation but you will be is not a nation your visit diversity of nations and diversity of states and any state is responsible for the valve of its own citizens of its own people and therefore it cannot be bought together a common currency and the sponsibility of the states for their own people you make a point that the stereotype program said damaging not only for europe's financial health but also for its democratic institutions could you elaborate on that

on monday, dc's mayor vince gray weighed in. >> he called pepco's performance disappointment. >> frankly, i think most would agree, friday is just not good enough to be able to restore power to our people here in the city. >> unfortunately, this is going to happen again. >> gray says he is anxious to meet with the governors of maryland and virginia, as well as local county executives to come up with a plan of action to hold pepco response. >> they are saying maybe the weekend but the clean up continues there. they have 1000 extra power line workers from other states teaming up to help restore power. >>> jessica doyle, we see some light behind you there. >> reporter: that's right mike. this is the situation that you are seeing in northern virginia, montgomery county and the cyst, all -- and the district, all throughout the washington area where the lights are out. it is the case of the haves, with power, and the have nots. we are right here at this intersection at route 7 and glenn forest road. as you can see, these little are out -- lights are out. this is a situation throughout the wash

mayor vince gray isn't staying out of the public eye even in the wake of a campaign scandal. the mayor spoke at a community art event in northeast. earlier this week a former aide pleaded guilty to running a shadow campaign for gray back in 2010. three d.c. council members called for the mayor to step down. others say calls for his resignation are premature. >>> on the campaign trail tonight, president obama visited fairfax county trying to drum up support in the battleground state of virginia. pushing his plan for middle class tax cuts and raising questions about mitt romney's time at bain capital. brian mooar has our report. >> reporter: at rally near richmond, virginia, hundreds of people braved a downtour to see president obama in way you have seen him before. >> not let a little rain chase us away. >> reporter: taking on mother nature and republican mitt romney in a state looking like a key fall battleground. >> he invested in companies that have been calmed pioneers of outsourcing. >> reporter: that's the tune of a new ad attacking romney's time at bain capital. ♪ oh be

before they finalize vince's deal, james cameron wants to screen a cut of queens boulevard. - you serious? - james cameron is gonna see your movie. - that's unbelievable. he's coming to sundance? - no, we're gonna send a print to his house. - hey, neighbor. hi, billy. we have to make this quick. i have a 9:00. - billy, look, this is important, man. look, suit, nobody sees my film till sundance. james cameron wants to see it, tell him he can stand in line in the snow like everybody else. now if you'll excuse me. i only have an hour to take care of some business. shall we? - billy, listen. - i think i made myself clear. can i have a shot of jack? - ♪ yeah, into the future ♪ cut it all loose now ♪ instead you hold a steady line ♪ ♪ it's not the answer ♪ ♪ will you take a chance on ♪ ♪ what we all should be doin' here? ♪ ♪ so many to lean on ♪ isn't my own reason ♪ ♪ to why you hold the steady line. ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: lad eyes and gentlemen, welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a very nice show, tonight's guest ej dionn

. -- to elect vince gray for a long time. >> harris plead guilty to two counts of conspiracy for straw donations to gray's 2010 campaign and some federal campaigns in 2008. the u.s. attorney says the guilty plea shows the 2010 mayoral campaign was compromised by back room deals and secret payments. >> what made this shadow campaign sinister was how it was paid for. the shadow campaign was entirely off the books financed with secret corporate money so d.c. voter had no idea who was influencing them at the ballot box. >> reporter: no evidence has been presented so far that shows mayor gray himself was involved in the shadow campaign. he would not speak to reporters yesterday but his spokesperson did say the mayor will address the controversy at his weekly press conference scheduled for 10:00 this morning. wisdom? >> thank you. >>> to fauquier county now where the sheriff wants to know who killed a reporter. sarah greenhalgh's bod yea was found in her burning home yesterday. investigators say it is a homicide case. she was writing about steeple horse racing as well as county government is

. ♪ he's all banged up >> this video is called driving by vince diesel.ng is called a viral climate. the video is about how he's learned to drive by watching "the fast and furious" series. as you can imagine, that probably means some crazy car stunts. ♪ then i threw the elbow out the window like vin diesel ♪ ♪ i don't care about the rules ♪ i didn't go to driving school, i was watching fast and furious 2 ♪ >> he is hanging from the driver's side window. i don't know who's behind the wheel, if anybody. his head is about 2 inches from the ground. >> maybe that's how he lost all his hair. >> there's someone behind the wheel with the seat laid down. >> i'm surprised he didn't get pulled over doing this. this is crazy. >> there are some times when the car is just creeping along but for the majority of the video it looks like the car is going pretty fast. he's in traffic. >> that's so dangerous. >> another funny one we'll put on our website, rightthisminute.com. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow for a very special fou

. >>> now in d.c., mayor vince gray has strong words for pepco. 41,000d.c. residents still in the dark and the temperatures are up and the tempers are soaring as well. >> they need to move faster. pepco's pace of restoring power to me anyway is unacceptable and the speed of their response has been disappointing and how many times have we been through this before? >> mayor gray says he is anxious to meet with the governors of maryland and virginia as well as local county executives to come up with a plan of action to hold pepco accountable. pepco's time line to restore power is not good enough. something that the county executive in montgomery county said as well. >> we can't say it enough. if you come to an intersection and there's no power, treat it as a four-way stop. let's get to monica in the traffic center. she has more on the roads. >> i'm glad i'm not the only one telling people that. that's exactly what you need to do. if you are planning into montgomery county, you'll have between 200, 240, 250 signal lights. fairfax, ant 80. and the district about

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of coffee i don't need to worry about protecting myself, that is just not the case >> bennett has vince'sling skin cancer for two decades >> now i stay out of the sun >> doctors say the best way to protect against the cancer is to avoid the middle of the day signed, and apply sunscreen often. >> the research also found that >> the resthis country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ >> here is what we're working on for the 6:00 news. what happened at one bay area high school that has so many kids more optimistic about their future. in major win for silicon valley. it is getting a u.s. patent office. what it means for high-tech companies in the bay area. that and more at 6:00.