wright would you comment on your speech? you mentioned the president. could you. >> security. i'm going to ask to you stop. >> can we ask him to comment. >> i'm going to ask you stop. that's what we're going to ask you to do. i'm going to ask you to stop. >> can we ask him a quick question. >> no, you can't. i'm asking you to stop. >> you can comment on the policy that you mentioned? the president's policy. >> you need to go that way. we have classes and we have members. >> invited here. >> i understand you are invited. >> sir, can you comment on your policy. >> reverend wright asked to not have any more interviews. >> he invited us here and then he refused to talk to us. >> he is not answering any other questions. >> and griff jenkins joins us live from chicago. griff, that didn't quite work out as well as you had planned. >> hi, greta, well, after being invited to his speech, reverend wright completely ignored us, all of us in the mediaened a kicked our cameras out when he he gave his speech for which we found out why the

let's run the clip on reverend wright today.ing kill list, killed this week. that's not the man of peace that you just talked about. that's a man controlled by government. a government based on militarism, racism and tall. we need to seecket truth even though it's painful. >> that doesn't sound like a guy who likes his country. the country is based on militarism race and capital. doesn't like barack obama calling him out saying he is is a big part of the problem. >> mr. o'reilly, he has not said anything wrong. you are reacting to a person who has responded to racism. and you say that that makes you bad. what's bad is the country who has employed the racism. that's what's bad. >> you are saying the same thing that reverend wright is saying ms. hartman that america is a bad country. >> i am. >> you just said it? >> no i'm not. america is a great country and has been a bad country in some instances and in some social policies. if you go back and look at history and look at the jim crow laws, that's bad america. you look at racism,

the wrights say the sheriff concluded there was no foul play. even taking it a step further.heriff offered an explanation, that this was probably drug related, that he was probably having some hallucination that caused him to rip off his clothes, and so there was no foul play. does that sound like your husband? >> no, not at all. not at all. after they'd found the clothing and his watch, his i.d., they told me that there was still no evidence of foul play. >> reporter: did you believe that? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: alfred wright had been missing for 19 days, and with many questions and few answers, thanksgiving week, dozens of volunteers did their own search in the cold and rain. >> everybody, everybody come to me. come to me. and i knew the sound in his voice, that it was not good. it was not good. i remember asking, is it a body? and somebody said, yes. >> reporter: in an area of the ranch supposedly already searched by deputies was the body of alfred wright, found nearly three weeks after his truck broke down. >> when i first found him, when we found him, i walked up o

wright because he does embody the ideals of dr. king. he spoke about dr.taken out of context and being used in sound bites and we have to look at the bigger message, that we need to research and learn about the truth of what was really happening and the true spirit of martin luther king because he was sanitized by the media. >> is it taking it out of context that reverend wright at the martin luther king breakfast makes fun of the president, said martin luther king's speech, i've got a dream, and then he makes a crack about i've got a drone about president obama and then he makes a crack about arnie duncan, the secretary of education at a teachers breakfast in which he says the reason why secretary arnie duncan, who has got a long history of education, whether you agree or not, said he was chosen as a good hook shot playing basketball with barack hussein obama? >> arnie duncan has no education experience. >> that's not true. he's got a very rich background in education. >> he has a degree in social work from harvard. he's never taught and he doesn't have a

in texas you have the ability to put your advanced directive in wright. in writing. >> riva, to you does that matter whether her wishes weren't in writing? her husband says this is clear what she wanted, we had this discussions. >> it doesn't matter, anderson. there is no dispute this what is this woman wanted. >> there is a dispute. >> she's an educated woman. she deals with medical and health issues all the time. she could have said as a woman, i don't want to be kept on life support unless i'm pregnant. and i want to address sunny's point about the statute. texas has the same law that every state in this nation has, which the definition of legal death is cessation of all brain activity. it could have said in that statute, you can't withdraw life support from a patient that is pregnant or that is declared legally dead by statute either and it didn't do that. it uses the word "patient." it's anticipating -- >> that is why it's vague. >> not someone that is a corpse. >> let me ask you, riva, for you does the age of the fetus matter? the fetus is now about

i'm david wright for "nightline" in los angeles. >> thanks to david wright and his adorable daughtersfile was deliberately made to sound racist and manipulati manipulative. but the picture was gorgeous. so the question, would men respond? fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. but sometimes, i still struggled to get going, even get through the day. so i was honest with my doctor. i told him i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. he said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abilify (aripiprazole). he said that by taking both, some people had symptom improvement as early as 1 to 2 weeks. i wish i'd talked to my doctor sooner. [ female announcer ] abilify is not for everyone. call your doctor if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens

the sheriff in charge of the search for alfred wright. she says she and the sheriff dated not exclusively for about three years. she broke it off not long ago in part she says because weird things were happening. >> i have found a dime like in different places like the bathroom sink, pull the covers back, the dime's there. the car when your car door is shut, it's set in there somewhere when you open it it falls out. >> reporter: we asked her to show us. >> so that morning you know definitely you made the bed. >> most definitely, yes. >> okay. what did you find? >> well, after i'd got in my shower and got ready for bed, what i normally do i'll either throw the pillows in that chair. but what i do is like that number. and then when i pulled this back, there was a dime. signature, laying on the -- >> right in the middle of the bed. >> on my side, yeah. >> on your side. >> which is interesting. how do they know which side i sleep on? how do they know i don't sleep on that side? who knows i sleep on this side? who knows my habits? >> reporter:

wright has clearly done that.d about social justice. >> cnn political analyst says wright took the opportunity to do political ex grinding. >> the two were very close at one time. here he is directing attacks about racism, classism, u.s. as a militant terroristic power. it's a major falling out. >>> still to come, the water may be okay for most to drink in west virginia, but question -- would you really drink it? i'll talk to one resident who has strong words for her elected officials and the company responsible for the mess in charleston. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown spots in 4 weeks. for healthy radiant skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. >>> best buy stock getting slammed on wall street. shares of the company down 30%. best buy reported holiday sales number this is morning blaming

the sheriff in charge of the search for alfred wright. she says she and the sheriff dated not exclusively for about three years. she broke it off not long ago in part she says because weird things were happening. >> i have found a dime like in different places like the bathroom sink, pull the covers back, the dime's there. the car, when your car door is shut, it's set in there somewhere when you open it it falls out. >> reporter: we asked her to show us. so that morning you know definitely you made the bed. >> most definitely, yes. >> reporter: okay. what did you find? >> well, after i'd got in my shower and got ready for bed, what i normally do i'll either throw the pillows in that chair. but what i do is like that number. and then when i pulled this back, there was a dime. sitting, laying on the -->> reporter: right in the middle of the bed? >> right in the middle of the bed. >> on my side, yeah. >> on your side. >> which is interesting. how do they know which side i sleep on? how do they know i don't sleep on that side? who knows i sle

>> not that i know of. >> reporter: alfred wright grew up in jasper. his dad is a pastor and middle school gym teacher. his mom raised five children including the youngest, who tried out for "american idol." ♪ it's been a long time coming >> reporter: alfred always seemed happy. >> he was a man of great faith. >> change going to come. >> he loved his family. very ambitious, very driven. very hard work. his work ethic was phenomenal, fun loving. and brilliant. >> reporter: so why would he run, especially alone in the texas woods when help was on the way? this part of sabine county is a town where james bird jr. was chained to a pickup truck and dragged to his death by three white men. people in this area, black and white say that racial tension is always just beneath the surface and things aren't always as they appear. which is why when alfred's watch and items of clothing turned up at a ranch, his family raced to find him. his wife found a piece of blue cloth, the same color of his scrubs. >> it was a perfectly rectangular piece of fabric hanging from

owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that gary wright has just become the latest victim of the unabomber, a shadowy figure that has been cloaked for nearly nine years. >> it continued until the last bomb was delivered in

goddamn american, she is supreme. >> so when you think, keynote speaker, you think reverend wright. highlights of some of his more controversial sermons years ago. the chicago teacher's union invited him to be their keynote speaker at a martin luther king jr. event today. you can't make this stuff up. when he took to the microphones, he apparently went after his old friend, president obama. joining me now, michael skolnik, political director to russell simmons, and editor in chief. why is he the appropriate choice for that event on such a day? >> well, i think the chicago teacher's union is trying to push the envelope. they have been in a fight with the city for years now, certainly they went on strike, and then chicago closed down the schools. >> does it help them? >> i think it certainly brings news and retention, and it brings a clergy member together of the african american community that they need to make this fight. >> are they trying to embarrass president obama? i mean, rahm emanuel is on the other side of the fight they're having in chicago, who of course used to be with pr

. >> reverend jeremiah wright is at it again and this time he is targeting the tea party. >> the two party upgrade of the -- -- >> congressman allan west joins us, good evening, sir. what a way to celebrate martin luther king day calling the tea party a 2.0 upgrade of a lynch party. not exactly a uniting statement, but your thoughts about what he said? >> it's definitely not a united statements and you consider reverend basher and what he said about ben scott calling him basically a ventriloquist dummy. what reverend wright doesn't know, jim crowe laws, the ku klux klan, all those came from the democrat party. when you are trying to castigate, as he is the tea party as being somewhat anti-black, that is not the case. they stand for freedom and liberty, they stand for fiscal responsibility, government operating within its right roles and responsibilities. i understand why reverend wright would want to disagree with that. >> you know, i think the tea party are a bunch of big boys and big girls. i think the thing that's still stunning to me is that he poisoned martin luther king day, ma

>> not that i know of. >> reporter: alfred wright grew up in jasper and played college football.ily. his dad is a pastor and middle school gym teacher. his mom raised five children, including the youngest, sa strchsavon, who tried out for "american idol." his family said, alfred always seemed happy. >> alfred was a man of great faith. he loved his family, very ambitious, very driven and hard working. his work ethic was phenomenal, fun loving and brilliant. >> so why would he walk specially alone in the texas woods when he knew help was on the way. this part of the county is about a 45-minute drive it from jasper, the town where more than 15 years ago, james burg jr. was chained to a pickup truck and dragged to his death by three white men. people who live in this area, black and white, say racial tension is always just beneath the surface and that things aren't always as they appear, which is why when alfred's watch and items of clothing turned up on a ranch near the liquor store where he was last seen, his family raced there to try to find him. his wife was the first to spot a p

more with bob wright and more with us.oming up, gary kelly and the state of the airline industry. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop " live on bloomberg television and streaming on your phone and bloomberg.com. i am matt miller. 26 minutes after the hour, we onk at "on the markets" bloomberg television. futures are down ahead of jobless claims numbers. nasdaq futures are doing a little bit better but we are seeing more of the old economy businesses fall in asian and european markets. commodities are coming down and that is drawing down on s&p futures as well. betty? >> all right, thank you so much, matt. southwest airlines reported record fourth-quarter earnings this morning with a net profit $754 million. this is the company's 41st consecutive year of property. with us is our cohost for the hour, former nbcuniversal chairman and ceo bob wright. also joining us is southwest airlines chairman gary kelly. pimm with us as well. gary, great is you again. >> hi, good morning. great to see you. snowstorms we have been hit with a

what reverend wright doesn't know, jim crowe laws, the ku klux klan, the democrat party. when you are trying to castigate, as he is the tea party as being somewhat anti-black, that is not the case. they stand for freedom and liberty, they stand for fiscal responsibility, government operating within its right roles and responsibilities. i understand why reverend wright would want to disagree with that. >> you know, i think the tea party are a bunch of big boys and big girls. i think the thing that's still stunning to me is that he poisoned martin luther king day, martin luther king day does not just belong to black americans, there are white americans who recognize all that he did. let me give you a contrast. this is what his tweet was and what a contrast to reverend wright. he tweeted, as we celebrate dr. martin luther king jr., let us pay more attention to the content of one's character than the color of one's skin. reverend wright seems to be throwing gasoline on a fire. >> that's the difference between having an adult in the room and trying to have a conversation with

live in southwest, kristin wright, news4. >>> a fast forward through the headlines.n air force reservist is behind bars charged with distributing child porn. 37-year-old major david riley was arrested yesterday at ft. mcnair in southwest. police say he sent images of child porn over the internet to an undercover police officer, and riley is assigned to a base in tampa, but he was in town for a national security course. >>> and new details now on the suspicious powder delivered to several hotels in new jersey near the super bowl site. one hotel manager says that yellow powder fell out of the note along with a note of al qaeda and the fbi, and the preliminary tests show it is harmless. >>> and mass avenue is to be closed for more than a week as the crews are working to if fix what is called a washout. an 8-inch water main broke and eroded the road are from n street and 34th, and some 7,000 cars use that stretch of mass ave everyday. >>> and multimillion dollar heating bills, and hundreds of burst water pipes, and the schools are paying a price because of the painfully

i want to bring you part two of a cnn exclusive report on the mysterious death of alfred wright. of two who vanished last november in texas. his family was found after the local authorities there gave up. just stopped searching for him. the local sheriff told them there were no signs of foul play, but there were some serious signs that were mysterious on his body. the family says so many things do not adds up here. here's debra and some of the images you may find disturbing. >> reporter: alfred wright's body was found 150 yards from where sheriff's depths had originally set up their search command post. >> how was he so close? and we didn't find him? it's not like he was miles away. he was right there. >> reporter: saying there was no foul play, the sheriff called off the search after four days leaving the family to find the body on their own. >> and he said i knew you were going to find me. >> reporter: and just as the autopsy had foreseen, the autopsy had seen drugs included meth. although the family insists they never saw him do any drugs. >> i believe wholeheartedly someone d

>> kelly wright live for us in the studio. thank you, kelly. it's time for "look whose talking." first former mayor rudy giuliani on the record saying the new numbers prove obamacare is going to cost a whole lot more than it would benefit. >> financial disaster. those are the people they were counting on to pay for everyone else. way below their target there. far more nanny people they anticipate who are seeking financial said. this is going to end up being a program that technically is going to be bankrupt they are going to have to put extra funds in from somewhere. >> new enrollment numbers show older people are signing up which will drive the cost up. that's exactly what insurers feared all along. >> so the question then would be why aren't they worried about it? charles krauthammer piering on special report and says it is all about bailout. >> reason they are not going to have to go into a death spiral getting a lower number is because they get the bailout. they can keep the rates the same and you and i pay millions of dollars that would compensate for a program that is compl

news4's christian wright has that story and more on the recent chaos caused by the cold. >> in vienna, a beautiful baby girl was born. a healthy 6 pound and 8 ounces. she came in the cold of the morning at the intersection of nutley street and virginia center in a car. listen to the frantic 911 call. >> contractions. yeah, yeah. water broke. it is so cold out here. yeah. to do this with the door sop not good. >> in fairfax he rode five miles from home to work at the fairfax county government center. >> not that bad. really, really cold the first mile. after i get going, i'm hot and sweaty right now under my coat. >> his seat got cold and he kept onpedaling. it won't start. the cold froze the fuel lines. that means no new heating system at crunch fitness center in tysons corner right now. the heat still works. not well. so they ran out and ball a stack of space heaters to keep everybody warm until we thaw out. >> the fuel line froze. i think, as i mentioned before, we have a heater. we are helping out with this and the fuel line to try to warm it up. >> and at the reston town center, t

having this outcome in iran -- >> robin wright, you share the great robin wright. how about that?ub. >> just on this show, talking this a couple of days ago. anyway, i'm sure her ears are burning. thank you both. >>> coming up, january, mercer county style. call it the trend buyer's club. the new jersey special committee investigating the george washington bridge scandal gets down to business today as chris christie makes a play he'll avoid becoming "despicable me," too. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these di

here's david wright. >> reporter: surf rider beach, mali malibu, californkr california.l habitat of our heroes. >> i need a drink. >> reporter: a pair of surfer dudes who recently took a real life surfing safari. the land of endless winter. that's right, surfing in canada. >> when you're the only people on the river, surfing by yourself for 2 1/2 hour, it's a different story than coming up out here with 200 people and getting a 30-second wave. >> this is like rush hour on the 405. >> exactly. >> i think most of the people on the 405 were coming here. >> reporter: colin and j.j. were pioneers of the tidal bore on the kodiak river in muncton new brunswick in the great white north. it lies just beyond maine on canada's east coast. the petitcodiac river, home to the highest tides in the world. twice a day like clock work, something strange happens. at high tide, the bay stills back into the mouth of the river against the current. a huge wave shoots back up the river for miles. a tidal bore, a phenomenon that happens only a few places on earth. >> the bore was famous back in

kelly wright joining us live this morning. >>> a new report reveals the west virginia chemical spillas worse than initially reported. freedom industries who owned the tank that leaked into the river says 10,000 gallons of chemicals were released. more than originally reported. the leak damaged the water supply or west virginiians this month. they are calling for the facility to be torn down. >> super bowl week officially kicking off here in new york and new jersey. >> check out the awesome fireworks. they braved the cold weather to watch daut tree rock out on stage as a sold out show. >> the goo-goo dolls and the fray also performed. looks like fun. cold but fun. the time now is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. speaking of the super bowl, how do you keep the most watched supporting event in the -- sfoerting sporting event in the world safe? >> help wanted. the royal edition. requirement you must be well manored and you have to know how to kirtz see. h -- kurtz see. how you can call buckingham palace home. let's say you pay your guy arnd 2 percent to manage your money. that's not

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. >> reporter: suspect anthony wright maintained his innocence, saying he was just the driver. >> whoeverrayed for it to happen got his wish. you know what i mean? i'm just going to say it like that. >> reporter: he says pastor mark lewis asked for a molotov cocktail to be thrown at the home of an ex-girlfriend. >> the person that wanted it to happen bailed out. >> reporter: wright's girlfriend, suspect kristin broils claims, richard wright, who declined an interview was allegedly compensated for the firebombing. >> so they were paid to do it. >> reporter: broils claims the pastor does meth, which police say they found in his home, and that he allegedly had them convinced he was the one being harassed. >> he needs to come clean. he should be the one sitting in here. >> reporter: lewis denies any involvement. >> i guess they're just trying to point the finger at me. that's normal, it will also come out and be cleared up. >> reporter: the suspects told police, it's the pastor who master minded the firebombing. >> i'm just going to put it out there right there. >> reporter: in fairfield, ktv

i'm kelly wright. we take you back to cavuto on business. for all your headlines head to foxnews.com. >>> if congress doesn't step up and either increase the tax, they will have to take the money out of the fund. >> america is one big pothole, neil, if we don't come up with the money. >> how sure, are you that that money will be spentd spent? i heard of social security locks boxes, i had a devil of a time seeing this money accounted for collectively because it's worse. you know, anything imaginable. wait a minute. before i commit more money or you ask more money from us, can't we account for the money that's been spent and where it's going? no answer on that one, so a question now, the former secretary ray la hood said we need infrastructure, we do, we need a hike into federal gas tax to do it. my question remained as it was to him. what happened to all the money we raised thus far, in case are you counting, charles payne, already $120 billion bucks every year. we pay in a variety of tax, tolls, fees, you name it. for just this purpose on th

i'm kelly wright. i'll see you at 1:00 p.m. eastern.e back to "forbes." ♪ ♪ >>> imagine being forced to pay a union you don't want and don't like. some have to pay some mandatory dues. some used to lobby against their own interest. now a group of teachers suing to stop being forced to pay the dues. as much as $1,000 a year. steve, you say we should hope they win. why? >> you should haven't to pay something you don't like and including taxes. dues are up $1,000 a year. they should have an opt-in choice. if you think they are doing good things you put up the money. but most like to keep the money they earn. >> that is already the law. that is not what this is about. every member has a right to opt out what they pay for the political dues. the law and it's clear. this is trying to give them the right to opt out of all of their dues. >> what is wrong with that? >> it's about the sour grapes that happen. they put it on the last election and people in california said it's not right. they should about get something for nothing. the union repre

robin wright of house of cards had a great weekend. a golden globe for best actress in a drama series, the actress got engaged to actor ben foster. congrats to her. >>> pamela anderson rremarried one of her past husbands. one married to tommy lee, kid rock and to rick salomon and remarrying again to rick salomon. >> is that four marriages? >> 3.5. >>> jennifer lawrence said she was excited to make out with former batman christian bale but didn't want to kiss him with his american hustle appearance. she said, quote, he's fat man, not batman. >>> out of the four big flicks that hit theaters this weekend, lone survivor took the top spot. sean penn held a gala on saturday on a night where anderson cooper outbid piers morgan, shelling out $1.4 million for a customized sculpture. when he texted his boyfriend with the news, he responded with, are you blanking kidding? >>> by the way, talking about the golden globes, i got to show this picture, jennifer lawrence, very interesting -- >> that's you. that's you, but jennifer lawrence wore a dress

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the woman called news4 and showed the box and the contents to kristin wright. >> reporter: ten poundsf pot. mystery marijuana, shrink wrapped and stashed in plastic containers and delivered straight to this woman's door. >> it is coming from fresno, california. >> reporter: fresno to southeast d.c. and sent express through the u.s. postal service, and she does not want her face or name on tv, and the sender used her address and didn't notice that the label had the wrong name. >> but inside, there were sealed packages like freeze-dried and pounds of them. >> reporter: 9.7 pounds to s to exact. >> and it is very strong. you don't have to get too close to smell it. >> reporter: and d.c. police came to see what this is about, and don't you know that she worked for the postal service for 25 years, and never did she see anything like this. >> it is a bad thing. i don't do drugs. i don't sell drugs. i don't want drugs s around me. >> reporter: she said that someone did come to the office of her apartment building looking for the package and this one may not be too difficult for police, becau

. >> reporter: suspect anthony wright maintained his innocence, saying he was just the driver. >> whoeverrayed for it to happen got his wish. you know what i mean? i'm just going to say it like that. >> reporter: he says pastor mark lewis asked for a molotov cocktail to be thrown at the home of an ex-girlfriend. >> the person that wanted it to happen bailed out. >> reporter: wright's girlfriend, suspect kristin broils claims, richard wright, who declined an interview was allegedly compensated for the firebombing. >> so they were paid to do it. >> reporter: broils claims the pastor does meth, which police say they found in his home, and that he allegedly had them convinced he was the one being harassed. >> he needs to come clean. he should be the one sitting in here. >> reporter: lewis denies any involvement. >> i guess they're just trying to point the finger at me. that's normal, it will also come out and be cleared up. >> reporter: the suspects told police, it's the pastor who master minded the firebombing. >> i'm just going to put it out there right there. >> reporter: in fairfield, ktv

he goes after jim wright on some ethics stuff, pushes wright out. democrats come back -- i mean, just sort of warfare develops. but i don't want the blame, put all the blame on democrats, but that's where, um, sooner or later maybe this would have happened, but i think that triggered it. and it was mostly in the house of representatives and where you had this bitter partisanship. and the senate really wasn't like that at all. but gradually, you started seeing house members, democrat and republican, coming over the senate. and, you know, in the house it's majority rules, you know? it's -- and if the minority doesn't like the how things are going, well, that's tough. but in the senate, you know, with filibusters, unanimous concept, all -- a lot more -- the senate can't really deal with that kind of partisanship and still function appropriately. and so as you saw these, some of these house members moving over to the senate, it was like a contagion coming into a new body and contaminating it. and so oneover the first signs -- one of the first signs was

now reverend wright is teaming up with the chicago teachers union. he will give a speech in honor of dr. martin martin luther king, junior. and a raid at justin bieber's mansion. they were looking at an alleged egg attack on a neighbor's house last thursday. when they went into the home they discovered another crime. >> this morning at approximately 8:00 detectives from the malibu police station served a search warrant at mr. justin bieber's residence about a crime that occurred last thursday evening. we collected evidence related to the crime. mr. bieber was present. he was cooperative. he was not arrested. there was another arrest for felony narcotics violation unrelated to this investigation. that was not mr. bieber. >> that was bieber's friend who ended up in handcuffs. he was staying at bieber's house and had cocaine in plain sight. bad place. as for the eggs, police will not say what evidence they collected from the house. the pop star could face felony vandalism charges. >>> and no bond for retired police officer accused of shooting a man to d

planes flying overhead, trying to douse them quickly. >> all right, david wright. thank you for being on the story all night for us, coming up tonight. >>> we turn next, now, to another story. we're learning more about what happened when a gunman walked into a supermarket in indiana and opened fire. and it is the third incident this week, after that movie theater, and then, the middle school. but this time, local police were ready. and abc's senior justice correspondent, pierre thomas, tells us just what they did. >> reporter: last night, police say 22-year-old shawn bair was strolling through the martin's supermarket when he suddenly pulls out a handgun and begins shooting. he allegedly kills two women. and then, holds the store manager at gunpoint. >> you can see the manager there in a praying position. you see the shooter waving the gun around. pointing the gun at him. >> reporter: two patrolmen arrive within two minutes of receiving the 911 call. bair runs. police chase them through the store. and in an exchange of gunfire, bair is killed. the violent encounter