cohorts on ""the five"." it's facebook friday. we can't wait to have you. join us for that. thanks for being here this week. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 2:00 in alabama where roy moore says he is not dropping out of the race to fill a u.s. senate seat. roy moore denies the bombshell accusation that he has sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl back in the day. the white house said that if it is true, he's got to go. so what if he stays and wins? we will look at how the senate could still kick him out. also, it's all true. the comedian, louis c.k. responding to reports that sexual misconduct. handshake, president trump shaking hands with vladimir putin at a summit. the white house as they will not have a formal meeting, but they could still find time for a chat. we are live with the president

in asia. and beach living, how would you like to make ten grand a month to live at the beach? this is a real job? him let's get to it. >> announcer: now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news -- appears to be what it's friday on the news desk. a national republican senatorial committee has apparently dropped out of its fund-raising agreement with roy moore. the nra sc is the major fund-raising group for candidates. it used to be listed on a government website as a supporter of the more campaign. as of today, it is not. we cannot confirm the reason is the sexual allegations of sexual misconduct with a teenager. this at the white house is top republicans call on roy moore to quit the senate race in alabama if the allegations against him are true. but roy moore says he's not going anywhere. he's calling on his supporters

to help them fight back, and he does have some defenders. at the news about roy moore was breaking during this hour yesterday. four women told "the washington post" newspaper that roy moore pursue them whenn they were just teenagers and he was in his 30s. among them, lee portman, she told the post that roy moore had sexual contact with her when she was 14 years old. when he was 32 years old assistant attorney. roy moore calling the allegations a desperate political attack, saying there completely false. he also launched a fund-raising effort on the back of this asking god-fearing conservatives to stand with him in the face of evil. today, the republican senator from utah, mike lee says he wants his image removed from another roy moore fund-raising ad. a spokesperson for senator lee said the campaign never got permission. senator lee had previously endorsed roy moore. now he says roy moore should

step aside if the allegations are true. the top republicans in the house and senate, speaker paul wright and majority leader mitch mcconnell, made similar comments. met rama, the 2012 republican nominee for president, says roy moore should not wait to quit. "innocent until proven guilty is for criminal convictions, not -- her account is served to back too serious to ignore. more is on fit for office and should step aside. as a reporter, roy moore does have supporters, including steve bannon, president trump's former chief strategist who in pain for roy moore. he is defending moore and blasting the newspaper for reporting in the first place. we are in alabama, north of the east of birmingham, jonathan, to you. >> a staunch supporter of roy moore continue to stand behind their man, in fact the chairman of the big county republican party told the toronto star

newspaper that even if the allegations were proven true, if he would still vote for speeds moore over his democratic challenger doug jones. while the are less enthusiastic. some of the senate voicing concerns over the allegation saying that if they prove to be true, moore should step down from the campaign. john mccain even going as far as to say that he should step down now. moore continues to deny the allegations against him and promises to move on with the campaign. >> shepard: what happens next with his campaign? >> moore's going to have to do some active fund-raising. he lost at that key fund-raising agreement with the republican party senate campaign. he still enjoys grassroots support for many alabamians, including many religious conservatives who remain skeptical about these allegations. they say they simply do not believe them.

they believe that roy moore is a good christian, and if he had done anything wrong is a good christian, he will be the first to admit it. democrat leaning voters see this as an opportunity to perhaps a win of their election in a long time. something very difficult to do in the solidly red state. of course, even if they were able to elect democrat doug jones, he would face a very tough reelection battle. >> shepard: jonathan, and keeled. let's turn to eliza collins now, political reporter. eliza, if this is true, you should step down, she's made her statement, the women have made their statements, roy moore says it's not true, how are we going to ever get anything more than that? >> that's the big question, and that's the question that was posed repeatedly to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell when we were in a press conference photo op

yesterday. they didn't answer any question questions. how do you? will you believe these women? how is it proven true? i've talked to some of the roy moore supporters who say that the only way it's proven true is if roy moore admits it. that's the big question. if roy moore is going to admit it and these women have given all their information and they stand by it, it sort of who you believe. >> shepard: the race with time and the state of alabama where donald trump won one by 30 poin, the democrats couldn't win is a matter of note as well. if roy moore does when met, don't senators have a another option if he sworn in. >> they do. they can basically, i think there are a couple options. they can unseat him before he sworn in, i believe. if he is sworn in, they can also take to expel him. the truth is, as uncomfortable as this makes republicans, they

need republican vote. it's a 62-48 majority, and they have legislations such as tax reform, that they need everybody on board four. what sort of comes down to, are you willing to lose a seat to a democrat? we just don't know. >> shepard: our political reporters tell us that a former republican senator from alabama is not a guarantee to yes on necessarily on any of president trump's agenda items. is that true? >> that is true. that something we remember from the obamacare -- he said it wasn't conservative enough and he wouldn't have voted for it. that's actually a point that's important. it depends sort of what this tax might be for a supportive care that depends -- he is more likely to be a supporter that a democrat. as jonathan pointed out earlier, if it democratic jones was elected, he would face a tough reelection in a red state. he would need to maybe make some deals with republicans so they

might be able to get a democrat in the same way that they are to get democrats from west virginia and north dakota right now. states trump one to support it. >> shepard: who we are in a snapple this morning that indicated alabamians would not allow these items to affect their vote in this election. if that's the case, 73% of them said that. the ones who would allow it, you wonder if a race that's been pulling so tight, if this might be the difference. we will know next month. >> and there's the question some people are urging what the current sending senator for alan campaign. that could split the republican vote and actually boost doug jones chances. really, republicans are in a tough spot right now. >> shepard: they are. it's nice to talk to eliza collins from usa today. thanks. the stories are true. that's what louis c.k. said in a statement today at less than

24 hours after news broke during this program yesterday that multiple women have accused the comedian of sexual misconduct. representatives for the star asked us to read the lengthy statement in its entirety, but parts of include words that we really shouldn't stay on television. so if you want to read the entire thing, it's easy to find. louis c.k.'s confession came a short time after netflix announced its canceling plan to produce a second stand-up with the comedian. details on this, jonathan. >> shep, it was a stunning and blunt a statement from louis c.k. after admitting he had indeed abused women. he said, "at the time, i said to myself that what i did was okay because i never showed a woman my private parts." he is a much cruder term. "without asking first, which is also true. what i learned later in life, too late, is when you have power over another person asking them

to look at your private part isn't a question, it's the predicament for them. and a saying he is remorseful and does not forgive himself, he goes on to say "come i brought paint to my family, my friends, my children, and their mother. i spent my long and lucky career talking and saying anything i want. i will not step back and take a long time to listen." also today, the actor from the tv show "e.r.," anthony edwards claimed he was abused as a 12-year-old by a writer-producer name to gary goddard. edward saying, "my vulnerability was exploited, i was molested by him, my best friend was raped by him. this went on for years. " these are allegations of sexual abuse, some of the most powerful women in entertainment now apparently planning to take action change once and for all

the culture of hollywood. oprah winfrey is reportedly part of a group preparing a concrete action plan to tackle what everyone now acknowledges for being a decades long epidemic of sexual abuse, assault, and harassment. also reported to be a part of this working group, the "grey's anatomy" creator, shanda ryan, reese witherspoon, and natalie portman. change is clearly coming to hollywood, and there are a lot of very nervous men in this town today. >> shepard: jonathan hunt in los angeles. president trump shaking hands and saying hello to his russian counterpart, vladimir putin. the white house is saying there is a good chance he they will k again. president trump's push for america first overseas. that's coming up from the fox news desk on this friday afternoon. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor.

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>> shepard: with all the big news stories in the united states, the roy moore allegations a republican tax plan, just to name a couple, president trump is still an ocean away. the president continuing his trip in asia, shaking hands with the russian president vladimir putin. it happened ahead of a trade summit in vietnam. the two leaders were expected to meet on the sidelines at some point, but the white house said today it wasn't happening because of scheduling conflict. or chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president. he's live right now. hi, john. >> good morning to you,

actually. we are exactly 12 hours opposite your time there in new york city. trade was a big topic of the conversation in the opening day of this conference. president trump blanked out a big mark telling the 20 other apex member nations that while the united states is a good friend and ally in the asia-pacific region, the united states is also extended an awful lot of blood and treasure to preserve freedom here. the days of the united states rolling over on trade are over. i listen to the president said. >> from this day forward, we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> the president also saying that the united states will not tolerate nations that have trade agreements with -- dubbing subsidize goods in the united states. the president also saying that the u.s. will not tolerate deceptive and did not do not collect intellectual property

that is extraordinaire detrimental to companies who really rely on software in movie rights and things like that for their livelihood. president also standing a strong message about the need for solidarity towards north korea to get kim jong un to give up his nuclear program, really reiterating a lot of he said in the speech of that net national sending a couple of days ago. listen here. >> every single step the north korean regime takes the more weapons is a step it takes into greater and greater danger. the future of this region and its beautiful people must not be held hostage to a dictators twisted fantasies of violent conquest and nuclear blackmail. >> don't forget that the president talking tough is also kind of cracking the door open a little bit for the possibility of diplomacy after months of

saying there was no possibility for it. he was hoping to speak with russian president vladimir putin about north korea during this apec conference, it looks like it's not going to happen. the conferences -- the white house says there's not much to talk about getting a big bilateral meeting going and they talked about timing. russia says with the united states that wanted to meet and know they don't want to meet. rex tillerson open this door a little bit further on his way down here from beijing, saying that he could envision a time when the u.s. could actually talk with north korea about coming to the table for negotiations. that still probably a long way off. >> shepard: politics follows the president wherever he goes. what more are you hearing from the president and his team regarding roy moore and alabama? >> haven't heard a lot from the team here in vietnam since that statement from sarah huckabee sanders on the plane on the way down here. talking to a couple people at the white house, they are not really sure what to do going

forward. they believe that roy moore, given such substantial allegations close to his election, should have an opportunity to respond to these. at the president said earlier, should they prove to be true, he should step down. the president never really supported roy moore during the election. he was campaigning for luther strange. it was only after the election, the president tweeted "spoke to roy moore of alabama last night for the first time. sounds like a really great guy who ran a fantastic race. he will help make america great again" appeared for the moment, they are not even really sticking with him. they're just giving him an opportunity to respond. nobody at the white house sensing clarity on how to deal with this. if roy moore decides to not take himself out and stand for election and win, then these allegations are proven true, then i guess there are steps that could be taken, but for the moment, i guess i got to let this play out. >> shepard: john roberts on an early saturday morning in

vietnam. saudi forces shot down over x capital city last week or that's the word from the top u.s. official in the middle east. he said the missile had iranian markings. according to officials and study a marriott, rebels fired it, they called it an act of war and tighten their blockades yemen. officials in tehran have not said yet whether the missile was made in iran. earlier this week, they denied any involvement of a large, but defended the rebels. the lawyer for the man accused of attacking the kentucky senator rand paul telling fox news the two neighbors had a property dispute, but some of those neighbors say that story just doesn't add up. plus, we are learning more about president trump's former national security advisor's alleged involvement in a possible plot to kidnap a turkish cleric here in the united states. ward of a meeting that apparently happened just weeks before the president took

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>> shepard: the bluegrass attack mystery rolls on. the lawyer for the man accused of attacking senator rand paul says it had nothing to do at all with politics. rene boucher's attorney tells fox news that the two neighbors had a long-standing property dispute. >> politics has absolutely nothing to do with this comment zero. there is no liberal versus conservative or democrat versus republican. it's completely irrelevant and has no connection whatsoever.

>> shepard: it's about long maintenance. the lawyer would not give specifics about the dispute. others are saying they don't buy this law the maintenance thing. one man told fox news that he's known rand paul for a long time and never had any problem with them. >> i had no idea that they were enemies in our little neighborhood. maybe just something blue and it happened. i'm not aware of anybody, you know, dislikes rand. >> shepard: kelly is a rand paul's wife. that neighbor also said the senator was in so much pain after the attack that he had to go back to the hospital after coming home. rand paul says that he has six broken ribs and water on the lungs, plus some scratches on his face. a senior advisor to the senator said rand paul had not spoken to the suspect in years. they say judge andrew napolitano

that rand paul had been told to expect federal charges against him. that likely means they believe this was politically motivated. so far, no charges filed. president trump's former national security advisor, michael flynn, reportedly intended a meeting weeks before the president's inauguration and talked about a possible plot to kidnap a man here in the united states and exchange and for about $15 million. that oak according to "the wall street journal." he was offering general flynn and his son up to $15 million if the two of them would kidnap a turkish cleric living in pennsylvania and sent him back to turkey. the turkish president saying that he is them math my behind the failed coup attempt last year and asked you officials to extradite him. we report an estimated that

robert mueller's team is looking into flynn's involvement in that possible plot. mueller is leading the vets again into russia's interference and possible collusion with the trump campaign. this flame to meeting apparently happened in december of last year at the 21 club, which is an upscale restaurant here in new york city were lots of meals are done we have to wear a jacket in the door. it is just blocks away from trump tower where michael flynn was serving on the trump transition team. "the wall street journal" reports there is no indication that turkish officials actually gave any money to the former national security advisor or son. michael flynn has denied any involvement in the alleged kidnapping plot. the white house and russian say there was no collusion during the 2016 presidential election. let's turn to james grimaldi. he's a senior writer with "the wall street journal" who cowrote the article on michael flynn. where does the stand? >> well, the special counsel,

robert mueller's continuing to investigate. he's interviewed several people about this and has been asking about this meeting in mid-december. this is an important time to remember this is after donald trump had said that michael flynn would be his national security advisor. we are just weeks away, as you mentioned earlier, from the inauguration. it's a pivotal time and really remarkable to any kind of meeting like this would happen. we know that mike flynn filed a new lobby disclosure form in march, which is what set off a lot of us to begin investigating what was going on here. his spokesman back in march acknowledge that this was one of the issues that he was talking to, these turkish intermediaries about. he said he didn't receive any money from the turks, but he did receive half a million dollars from the company called the novo, which is owned by a man who has connections with the

turkish government. there's a lot of elements that need to be investigated. this has gotten the attention of the fbi, and they want to know more about it. >> shepard: for a little back story for our viewers, this uprising, this failed coup attempt, as they call it, they were in turkey, it allowed eventually for the jailing of many thousands of people in turkey, dissidents. it's created a sort of ruling system in turkey, and has since allowed the leader there to try and find a foil. for a long time, the turks and turkish government have been talking about this man who lives in western pennsylvania and has an online presence, right? >> he's a muslim cleric. he lives in the poconos. he's 75 years old. he lived in the united states since 1999. at one time, now they see him as

some kind of billing. he's declared people that follow this cleric a terrorist network. dave submitted information to the u.s. justice department, alleging various crimes in turkey and asking for his extradition. however, those records have not met american standards for extradition. they've been seen by both the obama administration had no reason to extradite mr. gulen back to turkey. apparently there isn't the evidence that he says that we want him being extradited. >> shepard: we ever we speak to michael flynn, i go back to that day when his lawyer said, michael flynn has a story to tell, and he wants to tell it. the question is, will he be telling it to a jury? or will he be cooperating with a federal government? is there any reporting on whether he might help? >> i don't have any of that right now, but clearly they've been gathering evidence for

meeting such as this to have the strongest case they can bring against him. so that when they do do that, they hear the charges that they're facing and realize that's what's going on with paul manafort right now. they found a myriad of shell companies, for of which he was receiving income and didn't pay taxes and he appears to be in a lot of trouble and they would like him to provide evidence that would lead up to change, as they say. the question is, do they have a kind of evidence on mike flynn? if they do have that evidence does mike flynn have something to offer the special counsel that would give him some leniency? if he doesn't have anything to trade, then he may be in something against him -- he may be facing jail time with nothing to reduce that possible jail time. that's all assuming that there is evidence together and they have it. the fact that there's people out

there talking about a potential $15 million payment that involves mike flynn and his son, it may be that mike flynn would want to do something to prevent charges against his son. it could be, we are saying, bob mueller playing hardball with potential witnesses that would look into any russian collusion or alleged russian collusion that might be. >> shepard: wouldn't be the first time. bob mueller has played hard with the witness. james grimaldi, i should say. senior writer with "the wall street journal," we share corporate ownership. thank you. good to see you. republicans on the house and senate are descriptive act disagreeing on key issues of their tax bill. the senate bill says what they come of the house bill says another. they gotta get them together eventually. we will break down what each version of this bill would mean for millions and millions of american. it's the bottom of the hour. the top of the news just ahead after headlights from the fox news desk flat tire

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>> shepard: republican lawmakers are moving forward with their tax plan now, but the house and senate versions of the bill are split on some major issues, which could make it tough for the g.o.p. to agree on a bill and pass it by the end of the year. some house republicans already slamming parts of the senate bill. house lawmakers expected to debate and possibly vote on their bill next week. while the senate bill is headed to committee for work. the fox business network gerri willis is here with each hills would mean for each american. >> dozens and dozens of differences between the bill. let's get to big ones, individual tax brackets, the house has four. 39.6. the senate only seven the way is right now. the big thing -- 38.5%.

people like that though, state and local income tax. this was the big kahuna of difference in my views. the senate says none of that is deductible. the house as you can only deduct up to $10,000 in property taxes. i was really wondering, how much money is that? how much money are the republicans taking back here? it's a $1.25 trillion over ten years. this is how they are paying for their tax reform. >> shepard: the two bills are also split on deductions. >> medical expects deduction. they say they are out of here. a 7.5%. if you have medical expenses that are more than 7.5% of your income come you couldn't deduct that right now. you let say you have something awful and have to pay for, the senate would preserve this. there's also mortgage interest deduction caps that capped it at 500,000. you can deduct the interest on that. 1 million or over. that you and i talked a lot about student loan deduction.

the interest on student loans, people like to deduct that because it's so expensive to pay for college. the house is, you can do that anymore with our bill. the senate preserves it. lots of differences out there. it will be really meaningful to conservatives what comes out of the committee. whenever that happens. >> shepard: one thing we're pretty sure of, almost positive of, neither one of these bills is going to be law. >> that's probably true. it will be different. there's lots of conversation right now about how fair this is, what it means to regular americans. i'm hearing from people today, our viewers, and illinois saying jerry, i can afford this deduction, taking that away is going to be a killer, and raising kids and i'm keeping my parents at home. a lot of people getting caught up in this and really nervous and worried. it'll be interesting how this turns out appears to thank you very much. let's turn to nancy cook. nancy, what's the politics on this now? >> as a gerri just outlined,

there are two really conceding envisions here, they have to reconcile them before becomes law. the tricky things is that politics in both chambers are totally different in the senate really has to cater to senators like jeff flake and bob corker and rand paul were much more concerned about the deficit, where as the members in the house have totally different concerns. the big fight over there has really been over the state and local tax deductions and making sure members feel like the bill is conservative enough. there are two totally different dynamics at play, in the margins in the senate are much slimmer on the boat. i think that we may end up seeing the bill resemble more of the senate's version just for that reason. >> shepard: in the end, it could become a correct me if i'm wrong, the house would eventually adopt the senate version. it's the senate where it it's just a razor-thin over there. >> exactly. that could definitely happen. one other very key difference i think between the bill that could become a point of

contention is when the president returns from asia is on the corporate tax rate. the senate bill, for instant, it lowers that, but it wouldn't really take full effect until 2019. the president has really made the corporate rate a very key redline and what he wants out of the tax bill. he says he wants it at 20%, but the senate lawmakers felt like they couldn't find enough revenue to make that happen immediately. i'll be very interested to see how the president handles that when he returns from asia on tuesday. >> shepard: it will be interesting. i hear from analyst now across the board that, despite what the promises are, some middle-class americans over the period that the tax covers, some would see an increase, and the federal debts of deficit would decrease by $7.5 million. >> i think those are two very tricky political things from publicans. the party during the obama era was one of the physical hawk,

and asking for a huge tax package on the idea that economic growth will pay for that. that's a bit of an idea ideological shift for them. another very dicey situation is that in both bills, the corporate rate would end up being permanent, but to pay for that, some of the credits that would help families, some of the tax breaks for middle-class people, those would expire eventually. those are temporary. i think i could make an argument, the white house's argument, about the fact that this is a primary middle-class tax cut. that could be much trickier for them, and that something i will be watching. >> shepard: nancy cook, it's great to see you. thank you. the feds out with an updated terror warning now. involving potentially deadly drones. details from d.c. next. prudential asked these couples: how much money do you think you'll need in retirement?

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>> shepard: the department of homeland security with a happy message out today. issuing an updated terror bullet about terrorists using weaponized drones about launching chemical attacks and targeting commercial airlines. the acting secretary of homeland security said she decided to update and extend the current warning because our enemies remain focused on attacking the united states and that they are constantly adapting. the secretary also warned, terrorists are still encouraging followers to use a vehicle to attack people. this comes after a man drove a truck into a bike path or bike street, if you will, here in manhattan last week. the suspect is now facing terrorism charges. catherine herridge is live in washington. >> this bulletin reflects an uptick in warning, and drones used on battlefield may be deployed by recruits inside the u.s. the acting secretary of homeland security continues to face one

of the most challenging threat environment since 9/11 with foreign groups encouraging to use easy to use tools. this bulletin goes beyond the use of vehicles as weapons, as we sought to deadly effect in new york city last week. the homeland security bulletin which replaces the color-coded post 9/11 system, some terrorist groups overseas are using battlefield experiences to pursue new technologies and tactics, such as unmanned aerial systems and chemical agents that could be used outside the zone. homeland security officials continue to emphasize that isis and al qaeda use these attacks to recruit and raise money, so they continue to plot a large scale mass casualty advance against passenger aircraft as well as cargo jets. >> shepard: the president's nominee for department of homeland security secretary has talked about how she plans to tackle this issue. >> she had confirmation hearings earlier this week, and she was pressed on a number of issues on drones.

she was asked how she would handle this given that isis and its followers are being pushed out of iraq and syria? >> i don't you to specify what steps you would take it confirm in the first 30 days to address the threats from our terrorism diaspora? >> making sure we use joint task force like in the departments and we are leveraging all the different parts. to be very clear and prioritize what the threat is, making sure where addressing today's threat and not yesterday's. >> she has a strong cyber security backer a good focus -- cyber attacks against power grid public systems, and of course the electoral process in 2018. >> shepard: catherine, thank you. don't you dare suggest the juice was strong. o.j. simpson's attorneys respond think that the hotel booted him from that space for overdoing it on the booze. while the lawyer says o.j. simpson was really kicked out, next.

first in extreme weather look. it's the first big freeze of the season blasting the northeast and other parts of the country. mcgregor, from what new yorkers watch on manhattan's east side, as they would say new york city, what's the weather? >> the weather is cold. you've got it right. the arctic expresses on the move right on down from the northern extremes of canada all across the great lakes region and into the northeast. current temperatures are the low 20s now. minneapolis, chicago, about 34 of them towards new england, that's where the brunt of the cold air is now. rochester, new york, all the way over to plymouth. down towards providence and in towards the baltimore and washington, d.c., area. the first half were talking about the windchill feels like teens now. upstate new york could have some record cold as well. we go into tomorrow morning. 26 degrees or 27 degrees there. low to middle 20s in the morning.

record low 28 from new york cit new york city. record low of boston four. teens in albany tomorrow mornin morning. only the lower 30s get into northern new england. that will alleviate by the time to get into sunday. we will be back with more fox news after this. the next era belongs to those who help ensure the next energy to power our dreams, will be american energy.

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>> shepard: the air in india's capital right now is as toxic a smoking 44 cigarettes every day. some images in our sides of this afternoon, this is new delhi peer people forget los angeles used to look like that. there are several car crashes and india just from the smog. here you have to walk past garbage fire. that's one of the things

contributing to air pollution. they say some people, poor people especially, are burning crops and garbage to try and stay warm. volunteers handing out face masks here holding signs and protesting the pollution situation. analysts say a lot of people in new delhi don't know how dangerous the air quality really is in many can't afford the masks to protect themselves. here, a worker with an unending task, sweeping up the soot outside new delhi. on twitter, indian politician described the area as a gas chamber. o.j. simpson's lawyer confirms a former football star got kicked out of the cosmopolitan hotel in las vegas on wednesday night, but the attorney said reports about o.j. being drunk and angry are complete lies. we told you about this yesterday. tmz reported that simpson was wasted and broke glasses at the bar, but his lawyer says that hotel stafford's decided to ban him before he got there.

>> it's kind of unique to nevada as a casino state that this is a private property, you can tell anyone for any reason whatsoever that your trespassing. you can come on our property, and please don't come back. that's all that happened at that property is at the exercise their discretionary right to ban mr. simpson. that's it. >> shepard: the attorney says o.j. left quietly. the hotel released the same thing, the he did not comment on his guest. last month, o.j. walked out of a nevada prison on parole after serving nine years for armed robbery. looking for a new job? if you like the beach, there's a new gig they can get you ten grand a month to live in cancun. not a complete vacation, but you know, cancun. it's going to be 24 in new york tonight. cancun is sounded good. >> cancun.com is looking for a cancun experience officer. he won't just be sitting on a beach, you have to do things like soul with the whales, sharks, zip line, kayak. they want people who will stay

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