now benson is getting up. this is going to be a problem for josh because he can't clasp his hands together properly. beautiful job. did he make it? yes. very nicely done but look at this. benson powering up. now josh trying to ride his back. can't do it. lands some short elbows. so unfortunate that such an injury occurs during a fight. we've seen it before, joe. are for josh thomson, so much is riding on tonight's matchup. >> joe: he especially for josh was set to fight anthony pettis before pettis was injured. nice knee to the side by benson. >> mike: under two left in the fourth. >> joe: another thing he does, rare technique, front kicks, slamming the ball of the foot into the calf. don't think that doesn't hurt, people at home. don't try it either. you will probably end up breaking your toes. have a bruised calf and the other guy three broken toes. the elbow on the break by benson. bob cooke screaming in the corner of josh thomson close out the round, close out the round. he's been with aka for a long time,

benson's family says there are lessons to be learned here. her father says he hopes what happened to caitlin will influence how other families deal with this issue. >> take a second, sit down and reflect on the decisions that they're making to ensure that when they get in those decisions or get in those situations, just think for one second about my baby that is now never coming home. >> caitlin benson was a junior at oak grove high school in san jose. tonight at 7:00 her classmates will join her family at a candlelight vigil in front of the school. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow-up. los gatos women are searching for a man that attacked a woman. he was wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans and a white baseball cap backwards. police he attacked the woman without reasonable as she dropped her daughter off for dance lessons. the concern is that this attack might be part of this disturbing nationwide prank called the knockout game where someone randomly punches someone in the face while another person videotapes it. the victim was hurt, but d

senator benson, in two weeks there have been three horrible crimes committed in maryland by people who likely suffer from some kind of mental illness. as chairman of the committee on access to mental health services, what are you doing about this? >> well, you know, it starts with the education of people. >> reporter: senator benson is co-sponsoring a bill that would require each county board of education to include behavioral health services. >> we've got to come up with a program that is designed to educate our principals, our teachers. >> reporter: the bill would include a prison in reach program. >> a huge percentage, about 1/3 of the people who are incarcerated in the state of maryland there are as a result of mental health issues. >> reporter: benson believes those issues should now take center stage in annapolis. she wants more money in the budgets and more awareness about the resources that are available, especially ones right across the street. in washington kristin fisher, wusa9. >> senator benson says if you believe you have a friend or family member suffering from mental il

i can tell you there's an outpouring of grief over the death of kaitlyn benson. the other girl was listed in critical condition at a local hospital. >> the highway patrol is looking for a pickup truck involved in a dead see crash. right near the connector ramp. traffic backed up for miles while the chp investigated the crash. the motorcycle may have been clipped by a pickup truck. >> he was traveling for some reason and went down. after he went down he was hit by another vehicle. we're looking for a blue silverado. >> investigators say that chevy truck may have front-end damage. the motorcyclist name has not been released. >>> police in santa rosa is investigating the death of a 19- year-old that was shot in the head last night. he has links to a street gang but has not determined if the killing is gang relates. >>> a potential showdown in rimmond over the future of a mosque that the city is unsound. it's in a world war ii era building. city officials say it should be shut down after a crumbling roof and code violations were found. members of the mosque are vowin

the crash killed benson and hurt a 17-year-old passenger. speed was a factor. >> what i would do is try to have all these kids that are doing this type of activity to think about the consequences that can result from activity such as this. >> reporter: investigators say the area where the crash happened is a hot spot for illegal street racing. they're investigating whether that's what happened in this case. >> these young kids today with the technology, the high performance cars, the carelessness of their driving and thinking they're invincible because they're 17 and 18 and even younger, it's not worth it to ride down the street so you can slap high fives with somebody when you beat somebody in a car race. >> reporter: caitlin was a junior. her classmates were stunned to hear of her death. one student says his teacher talked about making the right choices. >> it's going to affect your parents, friends, loved ones and all those. that's all he said, just think about the choices you're making. >> reporter: there are lessons learned here, hoping

elizabeth benson forer: we try to make it so that it's easy for them to get care. it's as simple as really writing down their name. 's a self-dlation someone can say, "i'm jose, and this is how much i earn. i earn $14,000 a year," and that's it. some of our patients want to show us and want to provide proof. but, for the most part, they just have to sign a form with their name, and that's it. it's really wonderful to sort of watch them take a big breath and relax during the course of the visit because i think what they find as they're here is that we do meet their needs. they get the tests done that they need. they get the medications that they need. they can't believe they're not going to have to go to a pharmacy and somehow come up with $60 or $100. it's interesting that many people try to use the clinic as an urgent care center. we have had exames of a man who was having a heart attack who drove by many major hospitals and did not stop, and was coming to us because he knew that we knew him very well. he's been here with us for many years and that he trusts us, a

jackie benson reports he just received his driver's license back a month ago. >> reporter: the force of the 2:00 a.m. collision was horrific. a jeep driven by 24-year-old aman was headed east. he struck a chrysler crossfire with deadly force killing a 24-year-old man. >> driver of the striking vehicle headed eastbound on lee highway remained onscene and currently being interviewed by police department, individuals at the headquarters. >> reporter: news 4 has learned that the man has a long history of traffic offenses, including speeding and reckless driving. in 2012, he was convicted of dwi. his license was suspended and returned just last month. jackie benson, news 4 today. >>> new out of south carolina, police arrested one man in connection with a deadly shooting at south carolina state university at a dorm there. officers charged 19-year-old justin singleton with murder early this morning. they believe he shot and killed 20-year-old brandon robinson friday afternoon. initially, it was believed that four gunmen were on the campus at the time, right now it's not clear if police are

. >> reporter: and there will always be people such as shawn benson where the bitter cold doesn't bother them. >> beautiful weather, like getting out in the morning. plowing all the driveways, there are a few neighbors to do. love it. >> everybody is driving pretty slow, pretty safe. >> so faring okay? >> faring okay. >> a group calling itself the washington, d.c., snowe ball fight association staged a snow paul -- snowball fight for last night. >>> in here news, an anne arundel police are looking for answers following a grim discovery. sky 9 was over the scene where the body of a woman was found on a golf course this morning. the discovery was made at the bay hills golf course in arnold, maryland. authorities calmed the woman avenue death suspicious. former virginia governor mcdonnell causes his indictment on corruption charges an unjust overreach by federal prosecutors. the department of justice claims mcdonnell once thought to be a presidential prospect and his wife improperly received location shopping sprees and other gifts from an owner of a company that makes health supplements. >

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guy benson, always great to speak with you. see you again next week. thanks so much. >> thank you, gretchen. >> as always, we want to hear from you in this new year. do you think the president's hitting the reset button here? and most importantly, if he is, will it work? go to my facebook page. you can weigh in there as always. we'll read your comments at the end of the show. >>> well, new details on a deadly high-rise fire. did you see this video? look at that. that sent flames shooting out of a 20th story window, trapping a young couple inside. what fire officials are now blaming. >>> plus -- >> i said we'd refocus on the people who actually attacked us on 9/11. today, al qaeda is on its heels and osama bin laden is dead. >> well, that was just 15 months ago. now growing concerns al qaeda's actually on the rise after terrorists seized parts of two key cities in iraq. >>> and breaking news out of washington on what the u.s. is doing to fight those terrorists. >>> plus, on their first day back at work, lawmakers facing another showdown over unemploymen

the coroner has identified the driver as 17-year-old kaitlyn benson. the passenger was taken to the hospital in critical condition. a witness told us several people tried to help. >> it was smashed, it was pretty bad. it was a bad accident. and the car was still running. they didn't want it to blow up, a lot of people broke in to open the hood. took a spark plugs wire off to shut off the car. >> the police didn't get a lot of information, once officers arrived several cars scattered. >>> people accused of a sex operating ring in hayward have been arrested. police got a tip from a 14-year- old girl who said ronnie mack brown and thompson forced her to work as a prostitute. both men appeared in court. the judge cited the seriousness of the charges when ordered held without bail. these charges come with life in prison. >> the suspects asked the court to appoint them public defenders, they are due back in court on monday. >>> a lawmaker pushing to get rid of the wildfire fee for properties in wildfire zone. homes are required to pay 150s per year. ted gain

guy benson, great to see you. have a good week. >> you too. thank you. >> another big story for you today. oral arguments have wrapped up in a landmark case before the supreme court. justices looking into whether president obama has the power to temporarily fill high-level positions when the senate is not in session. shannon breem is live to explain. what's at stake in this case? >> reporter: gretchen, in this specific case, it's a test of the president's power to make appointments to the national labor relations board during a time that many in the senate argue they were not in recess. but it takes us to a bigger conversation about the use of executive power and accusations by many that this white house has really pushed those boundaries. here is the plaintiff's attorney in this case. >> i think it's an important issue because one of the ways that the executive branch has unilaterally expanded executive power over time was by unilaterally expanding the president's power. to the point where advice and consent is used only when it's convenient

. >> guy benson is a political editor for townhall.com and a fox news contributor. and he's in studio again. great to see you. >> it's great to be here. >> so we have the president saying that he is going to call for action when he speaks tomorrow, and his advisers are saying the same thing. but that means an end around congress in many cases. your thoughts? >> that element of this story isn't surprising to me, and it shouldn't be surprising to anyone who's watched this white house operate for the last three, four, five years. they have gone unilaterally in pursuit of their own agenda, bypassing congress, ignoring the people's branch on any number of issues, whether it was immigration, those recess appointments, libya, changes to obamacare. the list goes on and on. what i think the story is here, and i haven't seen people put this together just yet. the white house, gretchen, is signaling that they are not expecting a good year for democrats in 2014. >> how? >> they are pretty much giving up, i think, on democrats' chances of winning the next election. because if th

final seconds, jameis winston hits calvin benson for two yards. jameis winston 6 of 7 for 77 yards on the championship winning drive. florida state rallies from an 18-point deficit grabbing the title 34-21. ross shimabuku with more from the rose bowl. >> a rally back for florida state, and they can thank birthday boy jameis winston. he had the game winner with 13 seconds left. florida state beat auburn 44-41. >> that's the moment there, the way you explain it. i mean, i'm excited for the guys. it's not about me. it's about them. i mean, all i can say now is we are champions, and that's me and my birthday. i'd care less about that. but the heisman trophy, i mean, if i had them i would be in the predicament. >> the 16th and final title goes to florida state. 1999 team. remember, starting next season college football to a four-team play-off. >> florida state began the b.c.s. era. winning the 1999 contest, closing with the third overall title. i'm mark morgan. that wraps up sports this hour. >> chinese officials are stepping up efforts to stop the ivo

she is caitlin benson. and investigators say that she was speeding when the car hit a pole near 7th after midnight. police say the driver was wearing a seatbelt but the passenger, who is 17, was not a witness says that a number of people tried to get the girls out of the vehicle. >> it was smashed. it was bad. it was a bad accident. the car was running a lot of people broke in and took a wire off so the car could shut off. >> investigators say that witnesses ran off when they arrived. the area of the port is notorious for street racing. >>> the highway patrol is looking for a driver that may have been involved in a deadly accident. a motorcyclist was killed this morning on 580 near the connector to it may have been clipped by a blue chevy. the unidentified rider was ejected and run over by an suv. that driver stopped at the scene. >>> the labor department posted lack-lustre numbers but the unemployment rate fell sharply. and employers ed ad 4500 jobs. and the unemployment rate dropped in december and down f

jackie benson joins uh us live with people who have taken hours to get home. >> unfortunately what's starting to happen is it's getting windy. we've heard reports from earlier today of school buses being stuck on the way home, drivers whose commit took up to four hours to come in from d.c. the time of course of this storm, rush rour couldn't have been worse. >> it was a very long ride home for thousands of commuters headed to leesburg and points west. numerous accidents. most of them caused by cars on slippery roads. slowed traffic to a crawl on route 7 and route 15. ramps on those roads were especially treacherous, like this one. the problem was compounded by the fact that tow trucks to move disabled cars and the plows to clear and salt the roads were also stuck in pacific traffic. >> it's going to be 128 degrees, 20 dpst by tomorrow. >> this good so mare ton spent the evening pulling vehicles out of ditches. >> two years ago, i got stuck in a ditch about an hour and a half. there was a gentleman with a kid who stopped bane got me out of it. i thought i was going to sleep in the tru

jackie benson will have a live report in just a few minutes. >>> we have weather now. winter storm creating challenges for drivers all over the area. a flash freeze turned snow into ice that led to dangerous driving conditions especially on side yods. here is the scene, a car slammed through a subway restaurant at georgia avenue. nobody was hurt. as you can see the damage was extensive. >>> a driver lost control of his truck and ended up in a wooded area off the side of the road. this happened about 5:30 this evening. the driver was able to get out of there and was not seriously injured. >>> we have team coverage of the storm and the cold. doug is tracking temperatures. >> we begin in ashburn where we learned loudoun county public schools will be closed for the rest of the week. >> reporter: it is so cold out here i removed this foot and a half icicle. it is like a freezer box out here. right down here you can see the ice right here. let me take the metal, chipping away. it is all over the place on the secondary roads. and these school buses are not going anywhere unti

this is where caitlin benson, a 17-year-old from san jose lost her life. >> we made a little deal. i won't go if you don't go, you know what i'm saying. i didn't go. i was at work. she broke the rule. >> reporter: caitlin's boyfriendricky ramos said he didn't want her out last night in this part of west oakland, an area that's become notorious for late night drag racing, but caitlin didn't listen. she did not race, but like ricky she enjoyed the drag racing sculpture. >> this -- culture. >> reporter: it turned deadly around midnight when cops showed up and there was a mad dash to get out. another car clipped caitlin's and she crashed into a pole. she died and a friend with her were injured. ricky says he won't stop erasing, friends hope her -- racing, friends hope death sends a serious message. >> i didn't think yesterday would be the last day i would see her either. i think people need to think about that before they come out here. everything can change. everything. >> reporter: tonight, the young woman who was in the car with caitlin is still hospitalized with injuries. we don't

. >> the chairman of the mental health services committee in the maryland general assembly joanne benson says they have been trying to increase funding for mental health including for school districts that can concentrate on prevention. >>> maryland state lawmakers from the house and nature came together today to announce a joint agenda that focuses on the economy and here are just some of their proposals. auctioning tax chiropractors to the private sector in return for private investment in state universities, creating an investment fund to help boost the cyber security industry and reducing maryland's estate tax. >>> it is music's biggest night, part concert, part awards show and it takes place live on wusa9 sunday night. we'll chat with the host of the [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios tv, internet and phone onlin for just $89.99 a month for one year and we'll triple your speed with a free upgrade to fios quantum internet f

lifts of mountains in the world concerns about a snow less the lympics were raised up to two tests to benson so she had to be cancelled last february because there wasn't enough the temperatures here rarely falls below freezing but snow is being guaranteed and here's how sixteen million cubic feet of snow has been stored and europe's biggest snow making system is in place weather stations make sure the organizers know when they're going to have to act as mother nature themselves now we care for the field of play almost done so it's more than one meter of snow right now on the slopes so this is this is the main this is the main task there are four different forms of technology that have been used to ensure the snow a snow vault has been storing snow thought over a year under special blankets keeping it from defrosting. there are hundreds of snow cannons scattered around the slopes they use water from the mountain lakes to make artificial snow a special kind of snow salt is also being used as glue when and if the snow melts and finally mountain gutters these pipes will gather snow falling at t

miles benson reports on where nuclear insurance falls short, and dr. helen caldicott on the health effects of nuclear radiation. coming up, on "earth focus." >> an earthquake and tsunami struck japan's fukushima nuclear power plant. three reactors suffered a meltdown. >> the japanese government has raised the crisis level at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant from 5 to 7. >> the confirmed death toll continues to climb. >> hundreds of thousands fled the radiation. many are still unable to return home. property damages and cleanup costs may run over $250 billion. >> the operator of the disabled fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant has agreed to make provisional damage payments to residents living around the plant. >> what if it happened in the united states? who would pay? a catastrophe like fukushima could erase all existing insurance protection under federal law. it makes the u.s. liability compensation system look grossly inadequate. there are 104 nuclear power plants in the u.s. spread across 31 states. they produce 20% of our electrical powe

>> commissioners, brad benson, special projects director. and i just wanted to congratulate you, commissioner katz, and commissioner adams on your new offices at the port commission. i know that you will do a great job and we certainly look forward to working with you. i just, i wanted to extend the staff's thanks to the service that you two have provided over the past couple of years and it really has and i did not do as much prep as monique did but it has been a whirl wind of the two-year period and the chat edges have been great in trying to figure out the america's cup and everything that has gone along with it including the development efforts ever at the port and commissioner woo ho you have caused us to really up our game in terms of how we comment to the port commission and how ready we have to be with answers and how on top of information we have to be and commissioner brandon, the way that you have looked out in particular for the industrial southern water front has been remarkable. you make it and a private investment and a lot of

the half and will be surprised if that were met by hon zealand six players score from the floor rod benson as the film was the one and the seats that line and power smokers tollway eighty nine to eighty four. now would still be in the new brush and passion best they take on the typical big storm in so long in the third meeting of the season. now energized by the home fans heckled takes the first set six doesn't that make them one brush become the next three twenty five nineteen twenty five twenty and twenty six crore in to get the victory three points to overtake to collect six in the sand. for me here the sport center this has been students head to bed at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. high levels of fine dust throughout the country this morning before things cleared up by the afternoon. i hear more is on display tomorrow for d tells us to overturn can go down at the lester center put down. good evening guys and see this man since he had the sense of the days are forecast to get two to three times the normal outlets of buying fast tomorrow afternoon. now dry weather advis

this is more important lol which is benson has no present this isn't any local each. but what the opposition as hydrated as it is the tiniest the first to make known the niqab it could well mean anarchy with the bishop of the month. the problem is that we don't have to impress and to replace him. and we will need to take someone from that position which won't be easy. the sentiment and across central and western ukraine. three regional offices up being picketed and steve but the taste is the media. my medical summary last film to municipal building. at the college. you find excuses to within fifty feet the intent of going straight to set up barricades made a pinnacle competent experts note. reagan wanted to eat accordingly. legacy has adopted to caffeine the trick is to strengthen my content. they smashed windows and threw stones at security forces. i know has a need for the waist with content of the cricket is an ukrainian him. one ignoring the government's attempt to disgust them. in uganda from cox. there is no mean feat the building. but in the interim goals seem

time passed the half benson said. caden will tonight face the series silver. both the writer to be the hearing is taking place in the ccs named names black people with extremists and those amazing views on gathering but every i see is that these right wing rants on dating from the taxi across yet. it's been interesting read. the sad part is growing so much with the crises in europe. this notion is started. i participate in. this is. and along comes the bride the right wing extremist parties in the review its credit the still denies it's a far cry from the dead. this is the main thing. running on hats and tails on the sides and the discipline that they happen. not saying that if the european comments and actions in a while back inside the comments as the saying is that we tend to be waltzing to the grindstone and excite us proud presenting a this evening is it time and to say that it's not happy about that when a boy can all see the end. fire under it are indeed gaining ground across europe in austrian freedom party made a strong showing in september's general

like the boys and girls at benson high. and the seven omaha businesses who have promised to give 100 bucks this weekend each and every time manning yells the magic word. which last weekend would have added up to $30,000. and then, there's omaha steaks. but that's not a steak commercial he's doing down there. that's a game-winning secret code. omaha. three short syllables. one nice city. sorry, you other nice cities, four syllables doesn't cut it. sunday, it will be omaha. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and for more on the big game this weekend, watch espn "sunday nfl countdown." >>> and a milestone birthday today and you probably know whose. do you recognize this little girl with her white gloves and the yellow bow in her hair? well, here's a hint -- she's now getting her aarp card turning 50. and with this new decade, michelle obama says a new mission this year -- more college education for more young dreamers. >> i'm doing this because that story of opportunity through education is the story of my life. and i want

release of for example when a reader transmits that is used to trigger a trade and explicit device and benson are blind see the aid will only get back to when i say shows meanwhile some very graphic petitioner's appeal mine purportedly showing the altona of a mindset that carried on by upgrading point is to have but never strongly in the country and some may say as if the vehicle age has made it into all this. in other states provided of legal assistance to jordan to sci and threw them into turkey to the opposition but the opposition is is is fragmented being capable at what's happened is that the pee out the more radical elements principally the odd that the um the foreign fighters have taken over the opposition in terms of the fighting. consequently those weapons of god knew their hands they become emboldened they become they've gotten better weapons as a consequence a getting the surface to air missile to get our pj's and unbearably what will happen is that if you pick to start the past weapons to the opposition. it is inevitably will fall into the hands of extremists because they're just

ellen ratner joined us with guy benson. both are fox news contributors. guy, let me start with you. to huckabee's point, whether it was overshadowed by rhetoric or not, he is insisting that the government, democrats and the government are funding birth control for all women or mandated under obama care whether women want it or not. democrats and the president are conjuring up this government dependency message to women. is that legitimate? >> i think if you have even a rudimentary comprehension of the evening establish language, you cannot read or listen to what governor huckabee said and construe it as anything other than the message he was intending. i think there are legitimate debates about the birth control mandate. polls show that vastmajorities, 90% of democrats and republicans are fine with birth control. the question is should the federal government force you to pay for my birth control, especially if you happen to be like the little sisters of the poor, a group of nuns that are in a legal battle with the obama administration. that is a legitimate debate. i don't think it's

you talk i had to was corbin benson. >> he looks good without hair. >> he is doing commercials now, right? >> i don't know if it is a reverse mortgage or silver. it is a reverse something. >> i think it is a buy your own silver back gorilla because they are going up in price. you have to find them. >> if bernson is behind it. >> my favorite commercial is william devain and he announces who he is. hi i am william dev eight n and i am ripped. >> who is that? >> a great actor. he was in "pay back a." he was great. >> is that a real movie? >> with mel gibson. it is a tremendous mel gibson film. it was a remake of a lee marvin film. >> i know lee marvin. he was on "the dirty dozen." >> can we move to the next topic considering we stopped talking about it an hour ago? >> e-mail. >> a utah man is opening -- is hoping to be selected for a one-way trip on the mars mission. that's awkward for his wife and kids. it is time once again for -- >> 38-year-old ken sullivan has made it to round two of the selection process and hopes his family will forgive him for pursuing his dream. >> when people ask ar

guy benson is wondering, but -- is not, fort lee maybe effort , fort fe fed? >> they are piling up on chris christie. they are going to come at him, at every angle and try to scuff him up a bit, if federal democrats want to do the same in dc they will try their best. neil: i can understand, you know people in state, wants to get to the bottom of this, republicans and democrats, but do you think that guy is on to something, saying this is so over the top transparent, it making people just recoil? >> you know, i think this not just a fort lee, new jersey issue, this is the most heavily traffic bridge in the country, it spans two states. neil: would you have cared if it were involved andrew cuomo? >> i would care, this is a continuation of i95. neil: i know -- would you really? would you really? would you really? >> i would. if my governor or any other governor decided, he or his staff disreturned traffic on a major artery to exact a political distribution. >> did you feel same rage with charges that obama administration through irs targets conservative groups. >