. >> wyatt: didn't it? >> hope: i mean, you're joking, of course. >> wyatt: mm. hmm? >> hope: oh, my god. stop it. s-stop it. >> wyatt: stop what? >> hope: this thing -- this game that you're playing with me. >> wyatt: i am -- i am not playing games. when you wear this dress, i plan on being the guy standing right beside you wearing a tux and putting a ring on that finger. >> bill: thank you for doing this for me. >> brooke: this estrangement between you and wyatt has to end for both your sakes. >> bill: i'm not sure wyatt gives a damn. >> brooke: he knows he was overreacting. >> bill: you got him to admit that? >> brooke: yeah. he wants his father in his life,

when you deserved it. >> wyatt: right, so i'm the interloper. the baby that mom and dad didn't want to bring home from the hospital, wrecking your great arrangement with you being dollar bill's grown-up dollar prince... >> liam: [ chuckles ] >> wyatt: ...and having a runaway wife and a live-in girlfriend, oh, and thns

>> wyatt: [ scoffs ] >> hope: steffy signed the annulment papers, and now you want me to -- >> wyatt: wait. yes. wait. just give yourself a chance to -- >> hope: a chance to what? to fall out of love with liam and in love with you? >> wyatt: a few months. if you can't live without me by then, well... it's not too much to ask, is it? >> bill: so, how did you hear about steffy signing the annulment papers? text? e-mail?

>> hope: you can't be serious. >> wyatt: [ chuckling ] oh. oh, i'm serious.doesn't have to be goodbye, hope! you can come along! >> hope: it won't be goodbye if you stay! >> wyatt: no. no, that is not an option. brother dearest doesn't want me here, so...i'm out. but why not do something crazy? come with me. >> hope: [ sighs ] >> brooke: so, what did wyatt say to make you so angry? >> bill: [ chuckles ] it's not what he said. he got carried away, tried to get physical with me. >> brooke: what?! >> bill: not a problem. i put him in his place. >> brooke: all this over my relationship with

gail wyatt: i think that violence in our society is very common... and very perplexing to many americans, because it's reached the upper echelons. as long as it occurred in people of color or poor people or homeless people, criminals, you know, it was something that people could say, "well, it's those people." but when you see it occurring in suburban areas and in affluent families, and communities, i think it really begins to shake the roots of this society and begins to call into question... what exactly is happening. i think that's very unfortunate. i think if we had been concerned about anyone being a victim of violence, we would have been a lot better prepared but any phenomena that's left unchecked is going to move into the basic core of our society. maybe finally, in this country, because violence has seeped out of inner city, we'll begin to address treating it as an epidemic. and that means that we're not only going to treat littleton, colorado, but we're also going to treat compton, california, with the same energy in identifying the problem

wyatt, you just told us about the premiums in maryland. what about the rest of the country? reporter: well, scott, 17 states have reported all their policies and prices. when the nonpartisan kaiser family foundation studied all of those premiums it concluded that pretty much across the board obamacare premiums will be lower than predicted by the congressional budget office. >> pelley: wyatt andrews. thank you, wyatt. the days of closing up your laptop or e-reader during takeoff could be numbered. that story is next. hands, g. ♪ feet, kicking. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, thought to play a role in the inflammation that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and canc

>> wyatt: [ chuckles ] >> hope: this will be so much fun! >> wyatt: you can count on it. >> hope: [ chuckles ] [ knock on door ] >> rick: liam. come in. >> liam: uh, hope around? >> rick: i believe that she went to a new vendor. i'm glad you stopped by. >> liam: really? why? >> rick: [ chuckles ] i want to catch up with my future brother-in-law. >> liam: oh, okay. where do you suppose we start? >> rick: your divorce with steffy. how's that going?

-- >> john (cheers and applause) >> wyatt, how have you been doing since you left the show?i've been great. i feel like a guy who had a particular for the titanic but got on board and said you know what, this doesn't feel right, i'm going to take a plane. >> that doesn't work. that doesn't work, that analogy, there weren't planes in 1912. >> i don't give a [bleep] about that, john, it's why i left. the point is i avoided crashing into the iceberg that would have left me floating in this [bleep] show. but now food tastes better, the sun is brighter. i just wish coy have saved the others, that's what really -- >> what, wyatt, that's why you're filing this report to tell me that i ruined this show. >> john, i'm here because i'm your friend. >> oh, thank you, thank you. >> you know when a skateboarder tries to do a trick over a wall and he can't handle it. >> yeah. >> he lands on his balls. and he's just lying there with his balls hurting. >> yeah, i get t i get. >> i'm the friend who comes over to see if he's okay and i also make sure i get the whole thing on video. >> okay, we

. >> liam: ah, well, i'm sure wyatt doesn't mind. >> hope: wyatt had nothing to do with it.his was seÑor montemayor's idea. >> liam: right, the diamond guy. >> hope: yeah, yeah. he's -- he's on his way to show it to us. >> liam: i swear this is beginning to sound like a setup. >> hope: this guy's legit! he knows quinn and wyatt! >> liam: oh. well, okay, then. >> hope: it is one night. i will see you tomorrow. >> liam: all right. have fun. don't drink too many margs. >> hope: [ laughs ] i won't. bye. >> rick: after you. >> caroline: thank you. >> liam: hey! >> caroline: hey! >> rick: liam. i got those photos you were asking about.

does wyatt know that? >> hope: it's not about wyatt. what do you believe? >> liam: me? was perfectly happy with my newfound half-brother out of our lives forever. but apparently...he's back. [ computer keys clacking ]

good luck, wyatt. it was nice knowing you. [ door shuts ] >> bill: you're here to work.you're not working, you should be somewhere else. >> liam: i was actually just, uh, wondering how long it's gonna take wyatt to get all his stuff out of my house.

let's go over to wyatt everhart. what's the answer, wyatt? >>> sunny, clear and just beautiful.his evening looks great for you. you couldn't get much better. low 70s, falling into the 60s. what little north wind we have left is very light, 5 to 106789 we have gusts closer to 20 but those are done. as cool as 49 but we will bounce back into the low 70s. the question, though, with a coastal storm system potentially moving off the maryland coast by the end of the weekend, we'll look at that coming up. >>> a week from today you can start shopping around for health coverage as part of the health exchange program through the affordable care act. we have more on how the changes are affecting local businesses and

wyatt? >>> start you off with time laps photography. quiet on the bay. just some passing clouds at times. basically a clear scenario, getting ready for a mice sun -- nice sunset. you can see hints of color as we get through this last day of september3th -- 30th. clear weather is set to hold for a couple of disas looks like. that will include for you runners out there tomorrow low 50s in the morning, climbing through the 70s and upper 60s by 7:00. the humidity stays low. statewide low 70s. 69 at the patuxent river. 69 at ocean city. the number is slowly cooling down. dry hair cools off more rapidly. expect another similar day. warmer into the afternoon. there will be some cloud cover around. we'll be dry, a mix of sun and clouds as this washed out frontal boundary or the remnants of this sweep eastward into the day wednesday. less cloud cover and i think the warmest day of the week in the mid-80s as we go into wednesday which will be the second day of october. satellite is clear. through the day tomorrow expect really more decent weather with high pressur

wyatt everhart shows us what the buzz is about. >> it's a new sport. it's been hard for a couple years but especially in this area, people are starting to discover it. >> no, this isn't technically walking on the water but it is standup paddling also known as sup. it's the sport that's taking the chesapeake by storm. >> we got involved in the beginning of the trend before it hit the east coast. we weren't sure where it would go. it's our number one interest. >> you may wonder what's so magic about, well, doing this while standing up. >> and that's what i love the most. >> it's something you have to feel and your own two feet top understand. that's how bliss on the bay was the idea, to attract the hard core paddlers. check this out and she what it's about. >> reporter: this saturday at gun powder, they will have something for everyone, from newby's giving it their very first shot. >> what's great about that is a lot of my friends are new to the sport. they will try this and try racing for the first time. >> if it's the bliss side of things that appeal t

wyatt is back at 11. >> michael phelps pool today.hat do you say, great cause my friend. >> reporter: hey. it is. every year. this is the 4th swim across america baltimore. when you support swimmers and swim across america are you supporting cutting edge cancer research here at hopkins i want to bring in one of the research -- talk about what's happened in just the last year. it's incredible what are you working on. >> in just the last year, we have really got some exciting results. cancers right now are something that very many women have on their minds, there is no effective screening test but with work funded bid the swim former foundation, we are able to come out with a test essentially that can defect the cancers from pap smears. they are used for cancer screenings we are using them and in addition to figuring out whether or not it's a cervical cancer we findos. >> reporter: the test has saved millions of lives, could save more with these other findings. you can get off the same test. >> yes. absolutely. it's worth -- it's worth

wyatt andrews looks at how affordable the premiums are. >> oh, man, it's like they took something off you know. >> reporter: dean dobson and uninsured computer repairman in baltimore was excited to learn the cost of his health insurance under obama care. dodson estimates he will pay around $285 a month and at that price, he says, he can't wait to sign up. >> i can afford that. i mean, that's wonderful, man. >> reporter: i hear relief in your voice. >> most definitely. i'm 59 years old, sooner or later, something's going to happen to me. >> reporter: in maryland, dodson will get to choose from among six different insurance companies, typical for most states nationwide. most companies also offer multiple policies ranked in prices from bronze being the cheapest, up to silver, gold and platinum the most expensive. bronze level plans have high out-of-pocket deductible costs but very low premiums. at the bronze level, dodson could pay as low as $94 a month, but his deductible would be $6,000. he thinks the silver level is better. that deductible goes down to $1300, and while he pays $285 a

trying to fix something. >> wyatt: fix what?

. >> wyatt live tonight to fill us in on swim across america. suits up for it every year. >> reporter: well this is year number four and it just grows every year. swim across america. it is a swim that is dedicated to fighting cancer and funding cancer research right here in baltimore. they do the cutting edge research in the united states but especially right here in maryland for people who have come down with every kind of cancer there is really. it's a huge effort and it does take a lot of funding. with that in mind i want to bring in brian regan. you have been one of the sponsors of the swim across america with capitol one. talk act what is means for capitol one to be involved. >> thank you for having us. we are very excited to be here for the second year as the presenting sponsor for swim across america baltimore. capitol one, we are very excited to being a local bank. we are a local bank. one of the things we do is we like to get involved with local community groups and nonprofit organizations and just give back to the communities in which

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, >> hope: [ sighs ] [ sighs ] >> wyatt: you know there's been something going on between us. >> hope: [ chuckles ] >> wyatt: let's -- let's see where that takes us. do something crazy. ditch this guy. come with me. [ camera shutter clicks ]

wyatt believes it is important to learn to be quiet in a noisy world. gail wyatt: some people consider it meditation. some people consider it prayer. i don't care what people call it. we all need to do it, and we need to do it at some point and time at the beginning of the day, and whenever we're aware that we're under too much stress. many people have other ways of dealing with stress that work for them. louis hernandez: i truly believe that some source of activity-- physical activity-- really helps to void your system of those stressors. and even those chemicals that your body produces when it realizes you're under stress, physical activity helps to void your system of that. and certainly, being careful about what you eat and being more careful about the life you lead is going to extend that, but it's work. it's something you have to do daily, you know, on a daily basis. salvatore maddi: the problem, for me, is that although that's fine as far as it goes, it's not enough. those bodily oriented lifestyle approaches don't do very much to help you decrea

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here's wyatt everhart with a look at that. >> we see a lot in september. it's going to be so gorgeous tomorrow, but things are set to change a little later in the weekend. most areas tonight many the low to upper 60s right now and the air fairly dry. alleyes on our weather maker though in kansas city up through minneapolis. in the meantime, enjoy a clear night and i sunny start to the friday. tonight, we want you to meet the carver family from manchester, t. there's matthew, rebecca. >> timothy and lindsey. theywouldn't possibly adopt a sixth child from overseas, would they? yes they would. you arewatching them meet their adopted daughter for the very first time. . >> we weren't going to adopt anymore kids, but her little face in that album jugs popped out to -- just popped out to me. i had to run out of the room because i was crying. >> her smile, her personalty, you can feel it. little didthey know their journey was just beginning. it's been a long journey. six years of her struggling with cancer. it'sbeen tough. >> from being saved from an orphanage, sh

wyatt everhart is there to see if the skies will continue. this has made you a popular guy. >> there have been a few clouds coming out of the south. we have not seen rain. a little disturbance bringing some rain to areas as close as southwest virginia and down into the sheenen doe ya. i don't think we'll see rain in here this evening, but temperatures running mild will slowly taper off into the 60s. overnight you see the hour by hour setup, a few clouds by midnight and a cool start with lots of sun. we'll talk about how things will change to a slight degree into the weekend. that's coming up. >> all right. the clock keeps moving. congress is running out of -- time is running out of time. the partisan battle revolves around funding the affordable care act. karen travers has the details on where congress stands. >> reporter: yesterday at 2:41 p.m. republican senator ted cruz started talking on the senate floor. >> most americans could not give a flying flip about a bunch of politicians in washington. >> reporter: he kept talking. >> red neck ru

let's check in with wyatt everhart. >> if you like sunshine and blue skies, i think this will be your week. across the region, what little cloud cover we have is thinning out. we're left with clear skies. 63 in woodbine. 62346 glen burnie. -- 66 in glen burnie. a cool and fallish feel. the wind speed brought in the cool air throughout the day. as we go through the overnight hours, 50 by midnight. it will be a cooling trend overnight. when we get back to your main weather forecast, we'll talk about how this mornings developed friday into the weekend. >> all right. jacoby jones has gone through his usual rehab. that's the formal tweet the ravens put out. he was hurt last night partying. johns and his theme mates were said to be celebrating a birthday in d.c. when police were called to the scene. tmz said johns was hit with a champagne bottle. the ravens admit they are investigating. >> not very impressed personally with the report. it's not something we want to be nonfor, not something those guys want to be known for, nothing to be proud of. kind of disappointed in that sense. >> jones

. >> wyatt: do you feel it? her power... energy. i know you do. i want to share this with you. i want to share everything with you. don't... marry... my brother.

this is where the gunslinger wyatt earp took his vengeance and killed in the name of justice. arizona is the republican heartland. they like their guns and their freedom. most supported the iraq war and they have repeatedly voted for john mccain. old maverick lost touch with the changing space in a nation tired of the war on terror? to see if they really want to be involved in another war in the middle east. stop, a veteran social club. michael was shot in vietnam. he is antiwar. >> it is very difficult for me to sanction anything like syria. i have seen too many young men die. unnecessarily. >> many said no. the u.s. should not strike syria. >> i have mixed feelings on it. child, i would want someone to help me. i am also concerned about our military personnel. senators and congressmen are going out and meeting with people. for john mccain, a town hall meeting is a chance to persuade the skeptical. >> we need to stay out of this. you think you speak for the majority? i talk to men and women in the military all the time. >> he thinks men and women just are not informed. >> to

. >>> thanks wyatt. now to a scripps national investigation.we first showed you how the come -t-e-r-r-a-c-o-mexposed customers to identity theft. now, tonight we're raising questions of potential forgery. the national correspondent keeps digging. it is privacy on the line investigation. >> reporter: and i can't jenkins is 1 of more than 50 people -- >> reporter: that your signature. >> no it is not. >> reporter: these are for lifeline cells for low income people. terry awe con is 1 provider. -t-e-r-r-a-c-o-n. >> forgery. >> reporter: she's a customer of a different lifeline provider. >> reporter: you've never heard of this company. >> no never. >> reporter: and she's not alone. working for a sales rep until june, reggie got commission, but terry awe con received $89 million. and you pay for it. it's provided from a fee most of us pay for normal cells. >> there are spots where there is a signature that has to go there. the people are not signing those. we are as the workers. >> reporter: reggie admits forting signatures. another worker told us t

wyatt everhart with the forecast. >> it's going to be a cool start in the morning almost 60 in chester town. a clear sky, comfortable air in place. closest weather maker is in new england and in the tennessee value e lee. none of that is impacting us. into the upper 40s by daybreak. we'll talkabout how things could change into the second half of the weekend coming up it looks good on tv but is the flexible hose tying you up in knots. >> you better watch this before you get one. >> when you drift off into no, no land is this enough to conquer all fears? >>> the complaints are piling up about some of of those expandable garden hoses t. >> they look convenient but john matarese tells us what a growing number of owners are experiencing. >> reporter: everyone's seen ads for those garden hoses that zing and millions -- are buying them. david loves his garden but hates dealing with big hoses so he got interested in the flexible hose'. it seems like it would make watering much easy eier. >> when this came along, the big attraction was no kinking and she could pull the thing wherever she went.

. >> wyatt will be out in the water this weekend. he is live, this cause is very important to a lot of people. >> reporter: absolutely. even if we haven't personally been touched by cancer we all know someone who has. it's all about fighting the good fight. with that, right here from baltimore i have an amazing story. this is karen. you are very healthy as we look at you but two years ago that was not the case >> in january of 2011, i was-ed wasdiagnosedded with cancer and leukemia and my doctor said you have a very aggressive disease which was very scary. he also said so we will treat it aggressively. in order to treat it aggressively, i required a bone marrow transplant. >> reporter: yes and that put new to a long odd situation. like one in 450 odd thing. that was hard for you to probably hear but you were hopeful and i just have to advance the story because we don't have a lot of time. let's bring in lucas. he, what's your age? >> i'm 23. >> reporter: at the time you were 20. you were a donor right? >> yes. >> reporter: why are yo

>> wyatt: yeah. >> brooke: you can't leave. >> katie: you don't get a say. >> brooke: i miss you, katie. i want to get past this. >> katie: i know you do. i know. because that's what you expect. that's what we've taught you. every time you do something despicable, every time you hurt someone you supposedly care about, we forgive you. we say, "it's not your fault." t

. >> i head out to california to bitter creek national wyatt life refuge to meat up with the fish and wild life service, the federal agency leading the challenge to save the species. >> today the team is doing hands on work with the endangers bird. >> it is exciting to be here, because it is very very rare to see them in this kind of setting. they are very social creatures. >> they are caught twice a year for a health check and to get some new hi-tech hardware. >> so two of the devices we use for monitoring are this solar powered gps unit. and then this vhs transmitter. >> i am going to put this right up against where it is coming out of the bird's body. >> does it effect the way that they fly? >> this thing is really tiny. but it doesn't weigh very much, it doesn't really get in the way of flying. this is called -- >> the gear used to pick up the frequencies is a bit old school. it pinpoint as specific bird out in the open, but it is the gps that is the lifeline to survival. and they are monitors here at the san diego zoo institute for research. >> okay, so welcome to our lab. this i

dresses and shoes to makeup and perfume but what are you paying for when you shop for designer cosmetics wyatt? >> good question. we are in the tv business but even as guys we have a clue about that. 73 at the-- for the first dame of the a um season. do we get back to >>> huge day at m and t bank stadium. ravens honor ray loseis and well come back ed reed to baltimore lewis and welcome back ed reed to baltimore-- lewis and welcome back ed reed to baltimore. that's ed reed let's listen. >> when i ran out the stadium yelling my name and so much love you know and memories that i have here in the city. like family, man, you know, but, you know it will always be there. it's something you cherish as a player, man. not everybody gets that welcome. >> yeah no boos for ed reed. ravens won now 2-1 and travel to buffalo at thattic to on the bills next sunday at one. >>> as for more ravens coverageincluding words ray lewis had for fans in his ring of honor induction head to our website. i saw a lot of good stuff there on abc2news.com. >>> this time next week baseball regular season will be over and we wil

so if you are doing the swim across america with wyatt everhart things look like they will be drier especiallyas we go into the afternoon. and with the showers and thunderstorms possible, on your saturday, make sure to go to the website and down load the storm shield weather app if it turns severe we will keep you updated and safe. this is what we look like for today a great day for boot camp with the high temperature at 80 degrees. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well, we are following breaking news in baltimore city. there's a two alarm fire in downtown right on east fayette street near aiken street. roosevelt leftwich will bring us the latest details as they become available. but if you are traveling in the area, expect closures and detours. right now, the fort mchenry tunnel and harbor tunnel they are going to be in great shape and the jfx nothing to get in your way as you make the push into the city. 55 miles per hour along the southbound lanes right at 695. 695 moving right along here in pikeville checking in and taking a live look at green spring avenue nothing to get

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swell across america with wyatteverhart the temperature around 7-- women a-- swim across america, with wyatt everhart the temperature will be around 70 degrees. >> reporter: i am following a major track alert on the capital beltway a tractor trailer fire is blocking two out of 6 lanes of the inner loop between 95 and college park. be aware that the ramp to route 1 is going to be closed. notice it's causing a backup. i am following this on twitter so for the very latest updates follow me at maryland traffic. it doesn't stop there. in baltimore we have a crash on 95 blocking one southbound lane at caton avenue and problems will persist. in west friendship a crash northbound route 3 # at the ramps to -- 32 at the ramp to nt state 70678970 is clear -- 70. 70 is clear to route 295. a fire near aiken street you want to exexpect closures and detours -- expect closures and detours. no delays through the tunnels and using the jfx into the city, 54 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway. the beltway up to speed. a normal drive time of 11 minutes traveling from 95 up to 83. that's your timesaver

yes, swell across america -- swim across america wyatt everhart will be a part of that and it locks like we should be dry. mostly cloudy skies and the possibility of a few showers beginning to taper off as we go throughout the day if we get any at all. the wind will -- winds will be shifting out northwest and the water temperature at 70. the saturday is when we will see rain. things taper off going more into sunday by sunday afternoon we are nice and dry especially as we head towards the ravens game. that temperatures coming in at 70. let's check the traffic with lauren. >>> well, let's start off with a live look attractor trailer fire on 95 in prince george's county. very active scene. notice the heavy smoke in the area. two lanes traveling southbound will be shut downright as you approach route 1 in the college park area. expect major, major delays and you can follow me on twitter for the latest updates at maryland traffic. there are more problems to watch out for this morning. in howard county we have a crash in west friendship along the northbound lanes of route 32 at the ramp to nt

that if he takes the place of bashar al asaad that he will protect sunni, schneidt, christian, al lo wyattcurds, arabs, everyone in the region. and keep syria together, who and -- does that leader command the forces that are fighting? and the answer is no. and this makes syria a very very difficult place in which to find an al terptive to bashar al asaad. >> i want to get another sense of you from kosovo. you talked about president clinton having cover, having the cover of nato. where is the cover now? >> i don't think mrs. a problem, they were incensed about the use of chemical weapons but nato has decided not to do anything, so it is very difficult. i think the arab league should step forward, but the arab league has always been incapable of coming together and supporting initiatives in the region. they don't mind offering statements sometimes but they can't actually do anything. they need to become stronger and more effective. >> stay with us, we be right back. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood g

wyatt everhart will be a part of that. temperatures at 60 and mostly cloudy and showers. winds shifting to the north and west and more importantly look what we have as we go throughout the day. yes we have the texans at ravens kick off at 1 and looks leek it will be dry for -- like it will be dry for game time. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well, if you are traveling right now in anne arundel county. 97 looking good. 64 miles per hour northbound at benfield boulevard. very easy read up to the 895 spur and no problems on 195 on 95. this is at 195. no problems this morning getting down to dc or traveling northbound. right now from route 100 up to the beltway you are looking at 6 minutes. no delays on interstate 70 or the beltway high speeds on the west side at 695. outer loop clocking in at 55 miles per hour right at 706789 and over on the top side of the beltway west of york road nothing to get in your way in towson a 11 minutes from the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and that's your timesaver traffic. >>> the tolls along 95 could be getting worse. you ge

wyatt earp lost his guns. what the russians do in the u.n. is this.y slow walk this and assad's going to tell the americans, if i'm giving up my chemical weapons, you've got to, a, get rid of this threat against me, and b, stop supporting the rebels. >> bad as this man looked for the obama administration, they appeared to fumble into it. we have to consider that prior to this week, moscow did not even recognize that syria had chemical weapons. >> meaning what? they knew they had them. >> they knew they had them, but publicly never said we know we have them. >> what's the point? >> the point is now they are acknowledging it's a goal of the global community to get these weapons under control. >> that's hypocrisy? >> it's a possible step forward, no matter how poorly the obama administration executed it, this is a step forward. [ overlapping speakers ] >> is it hypocrisy for russia to take that, take a nonspeak position? >> eleanor's right, they want to get rid of them. >> let me go to mark. >> this is a very strategic issue we are faced with. we have th

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it is not the business of the united states to go around like wyatt erp in the global village and take down every bad guy. he's done terrible things. but greta, how do we advance the interest of peace and of the united states by attacking syria and killing a thousand people and have women and children on aljazeera and the other networks across the middle east the next day? how does it he help us? >> i don't think it helps us at all. it's a very ugly, horrible situation. a lot of lousy choices. >> let's stay out of it and prevent the worse choice. >> thank you. now to tonight's hot button issue. what do you think about the interview with bashar al assad. use twitter. we may use your tweet. use # greta. straight ahead, we are just getting new information into fox in the irs scandal. you will want to know it. it just got worse for the irs. >>> also a kidnapped teenager found alive. tonight a search under way. who are police looking for and why? that live report from georgia is next. >>> and senator rand paul has a secret weapon. what is it and how does he plan ♪ [ male announcer ] now, ta

my 3-year-old said to his buddies, wyatt and i don't have a daddy. factual that it was stunning to me. it's not exactly the way i thought my life was going to be. i'm from a family my parents are still married and close and they have a good relationship. a good example of what a loving relationship looks like. but i have had as much of not looking like a rock star, i've had a real rock star life. where i've been on the road for a long time. i've loved what i do. i've had some really exciting love affairs. >> have you? >> yes, i have. >> anyone you want to share with the group? >> we'll talk about it over some p.g. tibs later on. in my book my mom keeps saying you need to write a book. i think the best of i can't put into a book until everybody's dead. but yeah, i've had some great loves. >> how many times have you been properly in love in your life? >> many. yeah, many. with some very famous people and some very not famous people. i've been engaged three times. i was laughing because i am very close to ralph lauren. i love him very much. and it's fan