>>shepard: randy and arthur, the lawyers are fear. where do you fall on this randy? >>randy: do you know why shakespeare said first kill all the lawyers? >>arthur: lot of reasons. >>randy: lawyers are supposed to protect the government from going nuts and being able to run rough should over -- roughshod over citizens. we run on checks and balances and we are supposed to have a check on a government and i feel like judge napolitano to allow the government to go and do these things without a magistrate coming in to say, do you have enough evidence? is it more likely a crime has been committed? we are no longer a democratic society. the government has taken over. they can do whatever we want and where the hell do we end up? in anarchy. it is nuts. insane. >>arthur: look, we don't want the government . >>shepard: no one seems to care. >>arthur: you are right. but we should. we really, really, really should. someone said, made a comment it will slow the process down if we have to ask a judge to research cell phone records. call me. call me. call me, will you just call me.

>>randy: an open fire hydrant. >>shepard: i wish one were available presently. >>arthur: randy? >>shepard: he don't have to prove he didn't do it but they have to prove he did but he was telling, friends all along, president obama would pick me to be vice president. >>randy: the jury cannot figure out if it was to be secret from the world so his wife and kid would not find out or if it was given so he could become president. you cannot figure it out. >>arthur: you are allowed to draw reasonable conclusions bases on the evidence. >>shepard: the white house has been saying taxpayers can turn a profit on the bailout funds we give to banks but there is a problem with the claim. the woman would runs the program says it is entirely false. gerri willis will be in. just ahead. >>shepard: taxpayers you are not turning a profit for bailing out wall street and the u.s. auto industry that is the new assessment from the government watch dog from tarp. if it worked, many small bangs are still struggling and that contradicts the claim the government will break even or come out on top. gerri is

arthur and randy are here. florida sunshine laws and freedom of information laws are some of the best in the nation if you are one who believesness should be free and out there. and, the chance this i don't happen in your estimatemation is good? >>arthur: shepard, a judge is basing a decision on bail based on --. >>shepard: i'm talking about getting the information. we will get to bail. >>arthur: it is wren to black and white. there are procedures the judge had -- it is the judge's discretion what to turn over. and the judge's discretion to have a gag over what the prosecutor wants and the defense attorney is exaggerating, that this is the most important case in this country? >>randy: he said the world. >>shepard: i have heard you say crap like that. >>arthur: never the most important case in the world and the judge is saying i will let the defense attorney say what he needs to say but when it prejudices the procedures i will stop. >>randy: as i understand it the judge has decided, no gag order. and, number two

>>randy: and would the f.b.i. come in? >>arthur: the control room feed and take it outside and use it in an illegal way. it is not fair. not fair to you organization the producer, we are not --. >>randy: maybe we should investigate that. >>jonathan: but the legality, the electronics eavesdropping is illegal and if it was true that would be illegal but it could be beyond the statute of limitations. >>randy: it was done in 2005 and hurricane can attend, no more, the device has been unhooked so five years ago --. >>shepard: you said there was in device. >>randy: there was a device legitimately used, but whether it was --. >>shepard: so if you had a device in your ex-wife's farm, but it doesn't work anymore, it doesn't matter? >>randy: do we need to go which with the, wife? >>arthur: what kind of device are you referring to? >>randy: i am happy she is my ex-wife. >>arthur: we are off the reservation. >>shepard: who dat? two years after toxic oil, two years after toxic oil started spilling into the gulf of mexico at long last t

randy, i think you can expect that. if i were to go off on some fortune 500 ceo, i'm thinking maybe i wouldn't get invited to perform at their annual christmas party. >> probably not. as you mentioned, the army, they have canceled his appearance at fort knox, and i'm curious, which is sadder, though? the fact that nugent had his appearance canceled or that he is touring with r.e.o. speed wagon and stix? >> randy. >> i'm sorry. >> i am appalled at your shot at r.e.o. speed wagon. >> i'm a big fan. >> ask stix. >> i wonder if he is opening for them or if they are opening for him. or if they all have that horrific mullet that nugent is rocking. >> what about free speech? does he have a right here at all? >> i'll defend everybody's free speech from rush limbaugh to ted nugent, as much as i despise what they're saying. it is a felony to threateden the president of the united states. there is that limit on freedom of speech in this country, and so you really are not supposed to say those kinds of things, and you are probably

arthur and randy are here. florida sunshine laws and freedoof information laws are some of the best in the nation if you are one who believesness should be free and out there. and, the chance this i don't happen in your estimatemation is good? >>arthur: shepard, a judge is basing a decision on bail based on --. >>shepard: i'm talking about getting the information. we will get to bail. >>arthur: it is wren to black and white. there are procedures the judge had -- it is the judge's discretion what to turn over. and the judge's discretion to have a gag over what the prosecutor wants and the defense attorney is exaggerating, that this is the most important case in this country? >>randy: he said the world. >>shepard: i have heard you say crap like that. >>arthur: never the most important case in the world and the judge is saying i will let the defense attorney say what he needs to say but when it prejudices the procedures i will stop. >>randy: as i understand it the judge has decided, no gag order. and, number two,

criminal charges, randy? >>randy: it is great to be angry if you are a republican and you have a democratic president. my bone of contention --. >>shepard: everyone will be angry because members of congress need an issue where they can look tough and trying to do things for the people. here we go whether it is the case or not the it is washington. >>randy: a matter of degree. i imagine the republicans are screaming corruption, scandal, throw everyone out and the democrats could be saying, we have a few bad apples and everyone calm down. we are going to take care of it. that is my problem. there is no objective thing that this is wrong, those are the things that happen all the time if regular business, the timing is bad, it is almost like, wow, happy government employees and they are enjoying themselves. it is the partisanship that i can't stand. flip it around and tell me what they would do. >>shepard: the same thing. but that is just me. it seems like members of congress, 11 percent or 12 percent approval ra

i'm randy kay. here's what's happening. an around the world yacht race is interrupted by stormy weather, and now a rescue operation underway 400 miles off the california coast. new details from the coast guard. also -- >>> taking his anti-bullying message straight to high school kids. meet the scary guy. and the party is just starting from sweet 16 to the final four, and now the national college basketball championship. two teams now many it to win it. >>> more now on that coast guard yacht rescue. the yacht was headed from china to san francisco during the race around the world when stormy weather swept away the vessel's communication and steering equipment. now the coast guard is coming to the aid of the crew. four of which have injuries. moments ago i spoke to an agency official about exactly what that means. >> once the coast guard helicopter makes its way to the vessel, it will lower a rescue swimmer just as my rescue lowers to shore would. he is an emt trained person. he will do medical evaluation, check the injuries,

>> i don't, randy. i see president obama who invited majority leader eric cantor who there's no love lost between these two gentlemen really posing and pandering because they finally came together on a bipartisan bill, but it also looks like divorced parents getting together to make the kids happy. this is the jobs bill which i'm not sure it's even going to create any new jobs, but clearly, they want to point out we're very bipartisan together, and we're even in a picture. that's what i see. >> the small businesses, though, they've got to be happy. it will make it easier for them to hire sxeem -- you don't buy it? >> i beg your viewers to look into this bill. we talked about a lot on the radio. president obama's own former tar tsar and renowned veteran wall street guy, financier, he fweeted out this week -- he tweeted out write it down, we will regret passing the jobs bill, so everyone needs to look into this one. >> all right. i'll take your word on that. okay. one more. finally we have new video for y

i'm randy kay. we start with that severe weather in the midwest where a deadly tornados laid waste to parts of at least three states. this is what the storms left behind in oklahoma city. homes and businesses, severely damaged. it was a similar scene northwest of the city in woodward, oklahoma. at least five people were killed by the tornado there in woodward. >> take a look here. this is a tornado chewing through kansas. this was damage reported at wichita's midcontinent airport and at mcconnell air force base south of the city. the mayor of thurmon, iowa, says almost his entire town was damaged, but no serious injuries. around 100 people had to find another place, though, to sleep last night. now let's get more on the tragedy in woodward, oklahoma. at least five people are dead there, and joining me now on the phone is woodward mayor rosco hill. mayor, how are things looking to you? have you had a chance to get outside and see the damage for yourself yet? >> well, you know, it is still pitch black

randy says she likes the heat. plenty of it in spots like dallas and the expected high. 80 in kansas city. much cooler in parts of the great lakes. now to the west to snowflakes. very breezy today. 48 degrees the expected high. it's going to be the upper midwest where you're going to see a big contrast in temperatures. take a look at the numbers there in white like bismarck or back to sioux falls or even in minneapolis. the white numbers is where we should be this time of year. that's on average. if you look at the yellow, that would be your expected high. places like omaha, nebraska, 89 is what we expect by the afternoon. kansas city, 87. wichita, 88. louisville at 85, and 79 in indianapolis. remember, we are talking about the chance of storms across the ohio valley. we have some thunderstorms that pop up. that rain-cooled air will come to the surface, and temperatures will drop quite a bit. certainly might be far more comfortable as we make our way to the rest of the day. speaking of the winds, we still have it f

>>randy: but --. >>shepard: the first real is don't bring in the prostitute because if they do and they getness, they will, well, i will show you to the wife or you can tell me where the president will be at 3:30 in the afternoon. >>randy: representative king, he said it best. i would be glad if they were hookers and they have a code of conduct including don't blackmail the customers. >>arthur: you are going to put the president's security and paperwork, that will be put in the hand's of a hooker's code of conduct. >>randy: you exercised poor judgment and embarrassed us and are fired but don't call it --. >>arthur: they did not say you are fired. you can resign and you can retire. from a political point of view --. >>shepard: lots of prostitutes involved. one story so far. the u.s. military can be on another battlefield. syria. the defense secretary panetta announced today the united states military is preparing for a bigger role in syria and the syrian president's days are numbered. activistses and w

i'm randy kay, it is 7:00 on the estcoast, 4:00 a.m. on the west. let's get straight to the news this morning. we start with that tragic post-game party in st. louis. one person was killed. 16 others sent to the hospital when strong winds tore up a tent at a sports bar. as many as 100 others were treat for minor injuries at the scene. >> then i got hit with the metal pipes, the standards that hold these things down, the wire. we've got electric inside this tent. it's -- we had a mechanics of about everything that could have happened here. we had live wires laying on the ground. we have some severe injuries to quite a few people. >> we understand there was about 100, 150 people under the tent the time the weather came in. the music was loud. people had been, you know, in attendance at a ballgame after afternoon, and i don't think they were really aware of the seriousness of the situation. >> the fans had gathered there after the cardinals win over the milwaukee brewers. the tent was supposed to be able to with stand 90-mile-per-hour winds. the winds

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>> good morning, randi. congress could act to make further extensions to some of the tax cuts that are set to expire but as of right now, the tax bill will go up for almost everyone in 2013. first you have the bush tax cuts. we hear a lot about that. the highest rate for the highest income earners would go from 35% to 39.6%. it's not just the rich who would be affected. even the lowest income earners in the 10% bracket would see the rate go up to 15%. everyone would be affected there. there is also a payroll tax cut expiring at the end of this year. everyone who has a job pays payroll taxes and so we've all enjoyed this 2% reduction in what we've had, what has come out of our pay checks all of this year. it may not sound like a lot of money but certainly the obama administration thinks it's politically significant. back in february you'll remember they had all of these people writing in and tweeting about what that on average extra $40 a paycheck meant to them. that's another way we could see taxes rise. you

>>randy: in the statute. >>judge napolitano: your belief the other person is about to enforce deadly force must be believable. in order for the jury to take this defense into account at the time of trial mr. george zimmerman must present a basis they can come to the same conclusion he did. if he failed to present that basis, the court will not let the testimony go in. >>shepard: gentleman, thank you. iranian officials claim they have figured out the united states drone technology and are using it to build their own flying spies. details from iran ahead. [ barking ] i'm your dog, holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurae where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] dollar for dollar, nobody protects you from m

randy smith is 64. a lifelong west virginiaen. >> it changed my life in the way i wish it could change everyone else's. you don't have to worry about paying your bills like i always did. i guess the best feeling i had was when i could pay off my house. >> he mounted the winning check

a little reynolds and randy time. this one i know you're going to be broken-hearted, but it turns out according to reuters come the summer olympics, female beach volleyball players will have the option of wearing long-sleeved tops and shorts instead of those bikinis. >> it's just an option. they don't have to go that route. we now have opings here. >> are you going to hold a protest? >> if you are going to make this change, why stop there? in the nfl are they going to start wearing grass skirts? >> it actually has something to do on a more serious note, some countries for religious and cultural reasons they require this flexibility. it is an option. i think the cover-up is probably unlikely. >> would i say absorb where. >> this batman story. we've been talking about batman a little bit. we're going to talk about quaker oats first. the quaker oats guy, in case you are a fan of oatmeal, he got a makeover. the guy on the can, larry, he is -- his double chin is gone. they put him on somewhat of a diet, i guess, to convinc

randy? >>randy:. ♪ bandstand saturday morning and they would bring new music in and interview people, and got a good beat but i can't dance. he is an icon. >>arthur: even my parents when they were in their 30's tv was kind of new and he was the man. a piece of american history that died and i can remember every new year's eve he was there, part of december 31st you spent time with dick clark. sad what they did, in my opinion, the last year. >>shepard: there was a time back when every single new year's was about dick clark. you didn't say you want to want the ball drop in times square you said mom can i stay up to watch dick clark. that is what we all did. on the years when they allow such a thing because those of us in central time could at least want it at 11:00 so even if you were a kid you could stay up and watch dick clark as he counted down the numbers and in recent years, in 2004 after he had the stroke, of course, it was tough. it was tough for me to see him out there but not able t

>>randy: will banning happy hour change? >>shepard: mcdonald's can be opened 24 hours a day but liquor stores and bars have all the ... josh: that is the point. how far does the department of health --. >>shepard: they tried to take the toys out of happ meals. what is it that makes the government think it can regulate petroleum in a position to act responsibly? rain the commissioner is a marathon runner and a health advocate. we should people in there who know something about drinking and they can make an intelligent division whether there is the right way to stop people from drinking too much and stop young people from drinking. >>shepard: they have laws against young people drinking. >>randy: how is that working? >>shepard: better than laws against other things. it is difficult for kids to get drinks around here. josh: people who go to happy hour do not want it to end whether it is a college student or someone 70 on a bar sol, no one wants to hear it will end so the way they approach the problem is not the right way. there

and now arrest 30 -- arthur aidala, and criminal defense attorney randy zelin. and jonathan. >> what do you do? >>jonathan: very little. >>shepard: the key is to prove, the goal, was to hide the affair from the voting public not the wife the someone a crime, one is a sin but they trying to bring in evidence now^, the prosecution is, to show that he was actually either doing both or trying to hide from the public. we have the new things today that the most important job for the campaign is to key the affair secret. now notes and the rest. are they getting to the burden of proof? >>arthur: that is the biggest thing. if the jury believes the biggest job on the campaign, it is one word, the biggest job on the campaign is keeping the affair, the extramarital affair, a secret, if they believe that, in this big gross story we are following here, then he's in big trouble. >>arthur: and it came from such a credible source, an drew young, a guy who is so afraid of the money coming in that he used the now buy himself a house. a guy who was granted immunity from prosecution

randy. >> alexandra, thank you very much for that. now let's check in on the tragedy in woodward, oklahoma. at least five are dead there, and joining me on the phone is the mayor of woodward. rossco hill. good morning, mayor. i'm so sorry to hear what happened to your community, especially the loss of these five people. can you give me an idea of the extent of the damage there something. >> well, it's typically -- it's still dark here. i've had pictures e-mailed to me, and it's a typical tornado scene. it just flattened about probably the west -- the west part of our town. >> are the buildings still standing, or -- >> oh, some of them are flat, yeah. >> have you lost any key buildings? >> what? >> have you lost any key buildings? any major buildings? >> well, we don't -- i don't know for sure. the emergency people and rescue people are out working, and they've kind of asked -- i'm still at home. i've been out a little bit, but we're out electricity, and it's pretty dark out where this took place. i've just had pictures with that were

randi? >>> love that, thank you, paul very much. >>> still ahead you probably never have seen this before. so take a look, a painting penguin. that is what you see there. that plus some of the other best videos, you're watching weekend "early start" where news doesn't take the weekend off. t i went to a small high school. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. ♪ >>> playing britney spears this morning. she is a favorite of yours, isn't she, reynolds? >> have the entire collection. >>> favorite videos. good ones that caught our eye. we showed you the painting penguins. her name is mckenna, african penguin in idaho. enjoys a morning swim with her pals, long walks through the zoo and painting. >> everything is normal until you

all right, back to you, randi. more in a bit. >> thank you, reynolds. >> you bet. >>> coming up next, we'll take you live to colombia for the latest on the secret service prostitution scandal. >>> next week, it goes to the supreme kofrmt i'll talk with the former speak f or the arizona house who stands by the law and says it's been derailed by ignorance. but first a very good morning to washington, d.c. it looks like a lovely day there at the white house. we'll be right back. supreme kofrmt i'll talk with >>> immigration will be the focus in the supreme court next week. on the docket is a challenge involving arizona's controversial immigration law. when it passed in 2010 protests immediately followed both for and against. a district judge put a stop to one of the most controversial provisions that called on the police to check on anyone that they detained, suspected of being in the states illegally. curt adams was arizona speaker of the house when the bill passed. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> first of a

i'm randi kaye. three people dead, two injured in what tulsa police say is not your normal homicide but could be hate. >>> thomas kincade died. a look at his enduring canvas. >>> and tyler perry shines a light on the case of two florida men who disappeared without a trace years ago. >>> we begin with the fiery crash of a navy jet into apartments in virginia. good news is three people who were missing have now been accounted for. sandra endo is live. you have good news. rescues were going door to door as this fire raged. >> reporter: absolutely, randi. it's a very active scene. investigation is ongoing. we have dramatic video moments after the crash. take a look and listen in as well. >> one more. >> police. >> anyone in here? get out? any pets spets? any pets? >> reporter: part of firerescuetv.com. that retired firefighter showing the scene right after the crash. you can see the smoke and flames billowing out of the apartment complex. five buildings were hit in this crash. we're talking about 40 unit

randi, do a side lateral for me, arm at a time. alternate. >> there we go. >> for me troy, straight up overhead, military class, here, hold it. >> troy, how do you think the rest of the team will look at us when we come back to work tomorrow and do these at our desk? >> don't mess with us. >> should you change -- this is good. >> change and amount national. >> should you change up the body parts every week or workout? >> here is the thing. >> you have to let muscles rest. >> muscles have to recuperate. full body workouts three times a week are great. as you progress, you can break the parts down each day. >> do you feel like you started here something, troy? >> you will be sore to more h oh. >> daryl this, has been great. i would like to you do the honors as we head off to our next program, we'll be back in 30 minutes of course. can you read that prompter for us and toss to that? >> okay. >> this one right here. >> sorry, sanjay gupta md begins now. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. lots to get to including extreme

>> good morning, randy. if you go to the philippines where they literally carry very heavy crosses on their backs and then they will whep themselves to experience the pain of christ. it's very graphic. it's very real and not totally approved of by the vatican. >> i would imagine so. what about greece? >> oh, in greece -- greek easter is the most festive. one of the things they do is have greek easter eggs which they dye red, and these are known the greek easter egg that is are symbolic. the red symbolizing the -- that's the one. they get very beautiful. very festive. >> there's so red, though. >> if you don't use traditional dye, you can use the actual out erskines of the onion which are red and white wine vinegar, and that indusz the most remarkable intense red dye. >> are they just for show? >> they do play a wonderful game with them. what we have to do is basically crash the top of each other's eggs, and once you've smashed the top of each other's agencies, you go to the bottom of each other's agencies, a

>>randy: will banning happy hour change? >>shepard: mcdonald's can be opened 24 hours a day but liquor stores and bars have all the ... josh: that is the point. how far does the department of health --. >>shepard: they tried to take the toys out of happy meals. what is it that makes the government think it can regulate petroleum in a position to act responsibly? rain the commissioner is a marathon runner and a health advocate. we should people in there who know something about drinking and they can make an intelligent division whether there is the right way to stop people from drinking too much and stop young people from drinking. >>shepard: they have laws against young people drinking. >>randy: how is that working? >>shepard: better than laws against other things. it is difficult for kids to get drinks around here. josh: people who go to happy hour do not want it to end whether it is a college student or someone 70 on a bar stool, no one wants to hear it will end so the way they approach the problem is not the right way. th

randi, do a side lateral for me, arm at a time. alternate. >> there we go. >> for me troy, straight up overhead, military class, here, hold it. >> troy, how do you think the rest of the team will look at us when we come back to work tomorrow and do these at our desk? >> don't mess with us. >> should you change -- this is good. >> change and amount national. >> should you change up the body parts every week or workout? >> here is the thing. >> you have to let muscles rest. >> muscles have to recuperate. full body workouts three times a week are great. as you progress, you can break the parts down each day. >> do you feel like you started here something, troy? >> you will be sore to mor

. >>> good morning, everyone i'm randi kaye. we start with the manhunt underway in tulsa, oklahoma. local police, fbi and u.s. marshalls are all part of the team searching for what they think is a lone shooter who is responsible for three deaths. two others were injured in the series of shootings carried out over several hours. earlier i talked to jack henderson who said the shooter would drive up and ask for directions and start firing when he drove away and he also told us what is being said to residents. >> what is your advice to community members? >> that is my whole meeting last night what we were trying to do is to assure the citizens that we don't need anybody to go and take matters in their own hands. we want to give the police department an opportunity and to support them in trying to apprehend this person. we need to incorporate with the police, i know there is pockets of people that have not traditionally done that, but this is the crisis situation, a lot of people are afraid for their lives, afraid for their children, afraid for their loved ones, and if you can't walk ou