corbin agreed. few months later, dolly was dead. >> i have never understood why they didn't pursue it more diligently. they just made up their mind that it was a suicide and they just couldn't seem to look any farther than that. >> what were the chances that bart corbin's two love interests would die the same way with the same caliber weapon? >> we had somebody who was either just so terribly unlucky to have his wife commit suicide and his girlfriend commit suicide years ago or we had somebody who was committed murders. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked giants stood tall and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place expedia, find yours >>> dolly hearn and jennifer corbin had never met. but they had one thing in common. they both tried to end relationships with bart corbin. when jennifer corbin's death was ruled a homicide, investigators in

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corbin served as as chairman of the macon county board of commissioners. his leadership and inspiration to his son led his son to get involved in politics, and they now hold -- he now holds that same position. it is both of them that have set a tremendous example for our nation. and i'll close with this. all of us in washington can learn a lesson from mr. corbin who has long said once elected representatives serving their constituents ought to leave their politics at the door and truly serve the citizens. i thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is so recognized. mr. desjarlais: madam speaker, i rise today to share my findings from last week's visit to the nuclear facility in ray county. the wattsboro facility is constructing a second nuclear unit which will be completed late next year. it will be the 21st

this is michael corbin, the host of game night.nds have been coming by tuesday nights for years. >> essentially it's a way we can all get together, be sociable and not spend any money. >> that particular tuesday night, mike said, russ and the others watched movies together and everyone left at 9:00 p.m. as usual. then early the next day, mike and his girlfriend angie got a surprise. >> we were up having our morning coffee, got a knock on the door, which is instantly odd, about 6:00 or maybe a little bit before. the police more or less invited themselves in and started asking us a whole lot of questions about what happened last night? was russell here last night? was he drinking anything? was he acting strangely? there was a little bit of marijuana nafis smoked but i don't even know whose it was. it was a really boring night, quite honestly. >> the thing is the police didn't tell them anything beyond the fact that something happened to betsy, said mike. they just asked a lot of questions about their game night the night before. then

espanola jackson and corbin woods >> thank you. what we truly are looking at is i want to advocate that you're not doing a good job but i'm advocating that the community must be involved. must be involved we're the impacted community. we got nothing out of this. we got nothing. and being the impacted community i've listened to everyone that came up here and boy they soft shutd a lot of hard questions in terms of participation, decisions that be made behind the voucher system and everything it is something that their need to be more sensitivity on the mayor's office of housing, it sound as if you're staff is dictating to you instead of you dictating to your staff i think this is your staff and their dictating to you yes. you listen to them it's all right to listen to them by be wise and smart enough to ask the hard questions and get the right answers instead of it being soft shutd bach balk to you where them they will not give you a commitment that gives them more power once the project gets implemented because i don't know what the

espanola jackson and corbin woods >> thank you. what we truly are looking at is i want to advocate that you're not doing a good job but i'm advocating that the community must be involved. must be involved we're the impacted community. we got nothing out of this. we got nothing. and being the impacted community i've listened to everyone that came up here and boy they soft shutd a lot of hard questions in terms of participation, decisions that be made behind the voucher system and everything it is something that their need to be more sensitivity on the mayor's office of housing, it sound as if you're staff is

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governor tom corbin hasn't said if he'll appeal. there is a flurry of activity this week. on monday, a judge struck done oregon's same sex marriage ban. a federal judge ordered utah to recognize 1,000 couples who married before the u.s. supreme court stepped in there. yesterday, a federal court put marriages in idaho on hold pending an appeal. nearly half the nation's residen residence, 44%, now live in a state where same sex couples can marry. back live now. so here's where we are right now. there are 25 states, half of the states in this country that recognize or allow same-sex marriage. but, this is a big but, some of those are tied up in the courts, only 19 of those states where same sex couples can actually get married right now. some of them are on hold. >> all right. tracie potts, thank you for that report. >>> now to explosive new allegations being leveled against the nfl. a lawsuit filed by a group of retired players who claim the league placed its profits above their health. the players say the nfl supplied them with drugs illegally to conceal injuries and that a

republican governor tom corbin haend said whether he'll appeal this ruling. however, couples gathered out site city halls across the state to celebrate the decision. official officials predicted an onslaught of marriage applications for today. pennsylvania follows a rulings in oregon overturning a marriage equality ban. there are 29 states that allow for same sex marriage or have struck down a ban. 44% of the u.s. population now lives in a state that has marge equality. >>> turning now to overseas news. a pair of car bokimbings in ni year gentleman left people dead with scores injured. car bombs tore through joss. the explosions were half an hour apart. witnesses say the second blast it killed rescue workers who rushed to the original scene. although no one has claimed the attacks, terror officials say it bears the hallmark of boko haram, the group that kidnapped 276 schoolgirls a month ago. >>> there could be an explanation for the u.s. of drones to kill americans overseas. the justice department not going to appeal a court order to release the reasonings be

corbin hansen its commercial fishing operation has gone from vessels. well exciting catch on in your nightly basis in the mid two thousand to nearly no sardines at all today forcing many fisherman out of business for us to go look around for nine of this particular boat. maybe cus two thousand dollars the deal though. you know you do that for his knife and it becomes kai counterproductive. from everything that we're experiencing the sardine population is in. the pretty dramatic decline and soul of collapse of a small fishery can lead to catastrophic effects of a larger fish would add a can be just as devastating for the fishermen that they stand as a team sport the fish that eat them parties that may be to believe when you crack open a can of me is that the little guys play such a big part in a much larger ecosystem to start there the good work of forage fish the fish are fed upon by friday of predators such as whales and on california sea lions and seals and dolphins corpus is the receivers very importantly as well. scripps institute of oceanography pr

he will face tom corbin in the fall. he is seen as vulnerable. >> so many election results to pour over. let's bring in paul steinhauser. the word we keep saying over and over and over again is establishment. a big, big night for the establishment. >> remember that "star wars" movie, "the empire strikes back." this year the establishment strikes back. you saw it in kentucky and georgia. the republican side, you saw it in oregon in the senate contest there and in idaho. you mentioned mike simpson in the house race. all these cases are where the establishment won over the tea party groups. how did they do it? they ran smart campaigns and got a lot of outside help. they spend $4 million to back the establishment candidates. we saw it play out in primaries in texas, north carolina and we'll see it play out as we continue into the primary calendar. what does it mean? you know, remember in 2010 and 2012, tea party candidates won big contests in the primaries. come november, they lost to the democrats. the republicans argue the

a successful man, have children, live comfortably and have lots of friends. 33-year-old gennifer corbin

is the "weekly standard" report, there are documents in the bin laden compound that link al qaeda corbin to boko haram. and that the administration knew that. >> that's right. it does raise questions although i think george makes a good point which is the fact that for a long time the administration as well as nigerian officials believe this to be a localized military insurgency rather than some kind of global group. now, maybe those documents should have had the administration revise its understanding but that was the decision they made. and now we realize what a who are reds group it is is are are they mounting these attempts in order to raise their profile at this point? would it have helped for them to be on the terrorist list and been subject to those sanctions? it's hard to tell. >> charles? >> george, just because a group has a military or political objective, in no way exempts it from being called terrorist. the definition of terrorism is the use of terror attack on innocent civilians, a violation of the laws of law and order to advance a cause. this is exactly what al qaeda does

. >> but epa's jeff corbin says 30 years is long enough owait. >> we have been doing this for about 30 years. >> the legal battle play well end up in the supreme court. >> what will the impact be on the bay if the epa loses this lawsuit? >> we're talking about a lot less jobs. we're talking about pollution that affects people's health, swimming is already risky at alternative times of the year. it will only become more risky. we're talking about drinking water problems. we're talking about contaminanted seafood. >> water men like dave kerwin, there's little hope that warring parties will ever get it right. >> politics and pollution, i don't have the answer but i don't think the bay's ever going to come back to where it was in the 60s or 70s. i don't know whether it's possible today. >> sheila macvicar, al jazeera, are chesapeake bay. >> she was the outspoken spokesperson for women's rights. we're talking about gloria steinem. >> sits down with taw "talk to l jazeera." a preview, next. >> glagloria steinem has been battled for equality for women. but steinem believes the war against wom

it is fox news.com reporter kristina corbin. >> a block. the lead. that's the first story. hi, andy. >> will holding a sign change their mind? america's clout now comes with a pout. on wednesday michelle obama tweeted support for the nearly 300nigerian girls kidnapped by an easy law america extremist group. they say it is more hash tag diplomacy as favored by the obama administration. a gesture of liberalism. he says they don't probably wait for michelle obama to post her selfies. hillary clinton also put access to education is a right. we must stand up to terrorism. i believe we have tape of the leader responding. >> yeah. jedediah. terrorists aren't going to see these tweets much less pay attention. what is the point? >> i am humiliated every time i see these. i don't know who they think is watching it. i think it is for americans. they want to say we are altogether in this fight. we are all unified. to see the first lady holding a sign with a hash tag. if she thinks that will affect policy, that makes me worried. that's not the first time they have done this. i don't kno

wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. let's talk about the senate right now. the kentucky/georgia senate races are so important to democrats. right now democrats have 55 seats in the senate there are 12 states with competitive senate races this november. and 10 of them. see them there on the mark. the map in blue. democrats are playing defense. in other word, democrats in the seats now. they got to hold them. republicans need a again of six seats to take over the senate. to make it 51 for them. already, three states, montana, south dakota, west virginia. look to be easy pickups. nothing is for sure. republicans will need to net another three of the remaining nine states. kentucky/georgia in the red on the map are the only states where democrats have a chance to pick up a republican held seat. joining me is nbc news political director, chuck todd. chuck, i keep thinking this is precarious for the democrats. if they lose, they lose control. they need to lose three more out of, what, nine possibilities. anything is possible.

he won and will be in a good position to take on the republican incumbent, tom corbin, facing very high disapproval ratings. more on how the tea party is in their bid to recapture the senate ahead. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. >>> jurrjens can send a true conservative to the senate, but will we condone her vote for use pride that promotes teenage homosexuality or david purdue, a champion with obama taking education decisions away from parents. or jack kingston, citing liberals, surrendering to obama care. he will repeal obama care and never be tray are conservative values. >> i approve this message. >> phil, reliable hitter of obama care with them in flames in the senate race, as did paul brown. those men were probably the two -- those were the two tea party hopefuls. they will be out of congress, most likely. who is winning is more complicated than who wins. joining me now is josh barrel. tom mccarthy as well. can i confess something? i knew what the 2 party stood for quite clearly in 2010. budget austerity, shrinking the federal budget, squeezing spending, a

primary action, but in pennsylvania, it is where is the democrat cannic primary action is, and tom corbinall of the governors elected think john kasic, and rick walker and scott snyder in michigan and so from the penn state scandal which has dogged him since he came into office, and nevermind the fatigue of tom corbett, but what is interesting is watching the democratic primary fight that did not turn out a self-funded millionaire tom wolf and not the guy in the white suit who writes great books, but a different tom wolf. many thought that alison schwartz and long time congresswoman, and interviewed for numerous times by both you and i, and she would take advantage of the most high profile woman in the race, and she never got off of the ground. maybe seen too much philadelphia, and there is a fine line in pennsylvania, because philadelphia is important in the primaries, but if you look too philadelphia, you will lose traction in the western part of the state in some of the thing, and kit cit e tough. ed rendell is the first philadelphiian governor to be re-elected statewide. and so alison

. >>> tom corbin is one oft most vulnerable in the country.is democratic challenger is coming up in about two weeks. according to a new poll, businessman tom wolf continues to run away way ahead of u.s. congresswoman alyson schwartz and mccourt. wolf has spent a lot of money on television advertising. and it seems to have worked. we'll be right back. if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the test by now. now you could have done it twice. this is awkward. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >> a dramatic escalation in the benghazi escalations. yesterday, we told you about a newly disclosed e-mail that republicans were heralding as the smoking gun in this investigation that set up a chain reaction inside the republican party, starting with senator lindsey graham calling the whit

democrats are targeting republican incumbent tom corbin. they're going after him.r house races, one to watch tomorrow is idaho's secretary congressional district. mike rogers, incumbent republican is facing a tea party backed candidate named brian smith. not one in either the house or the senate have been defeated in any of these primaries. it could happen tomorrow but most of the incumbents look fairly safe as well. patti ann: thanks. jon: we are about 19 minutes from the top of the hour. let's check out what's ahead on "outnumbered." what's coming up? >> good to see you. former "new york times" executive editor jill ab ram son is speaking publicly since she got fired. paper is now on the defensive if you haven't heard, saying her dismissal had nothing to do with pay or gender. >> more celebrities boycotting two iconic hollywood hotels after their owner instituted the law in his country. is that another example of hollywood hypocrisy? >> can't wait for that. is 13 old enough to choose a career? i'm sure you have some thoughts. one school system says you bet. >> al

four dems are looking to challenge tom corbin, and two of them happen to be women. a great piece is out, and pennsylvania is one of the industrial northeast states that has yet to elect a female governor despite the region's "reputation as a cradle of liberali liberalism." the same for the states like rhode island and massachusetts. why do they keep hitting the glass ceiling? is it the strength of the typically male dominated unions in the industrial northeast? is it the electorate? is it that women aren't putting more money in? are they simply choosing not to run in these states? >> it's probably a combination of all of the above. i mean, allison schwartz congresswoman was probably the frontrunner from the beginning. she was -- for the gubernatorial nomination. everybody expected she would have a much better go than she has. the guy tom wolf, self-funding businessman, has spent i think $6 million in the race. she caught a little bad luck there. she also got involved in an intra-party controversy over the think tank third way. she was on the board of that, and she h

wolf will take on republican tom corbin in november. lots more about that from me. let's talk about the senate right now. the kentucky/georgia senate races are so important to democrats. right now democrats have 55 seats in the senate there are 12 states with competitive senate races this november. and 10 of them. see them there on the mark. the map in blue. democrats are playing defense. in other word, democrats in the seats now. they got to hold them. republicans need a again of six seats to take over the senate. to make it 51 for them. already, three states, montana, south dakota, west virginia. look to be easy pickups. nothing is for sure. republicans will need to net another three of the remaining nine states. kentucky/georgia in the red on the map are the only states where democrats have a chance to pick up a republican held seat. joining me is nbc news political director, chuck todd. chuck, i keach thep thinking th precarious for the democrats. if they lose, they lose control. they need to lose three more out of, what, nine possibilities. anything is possible

. >> nicholas corbin was sentenced to one year in idu, the maximum amount of time. a fight went down in my cell house and i was accused of being involved with it. the individual needed to be taken to an outside hospital and because of that, i was sent up here. i'm not disappointed in anything i've done. i've made the decisions that i've made, you know, we're caged like animals for 23 hours a day. we're given food that's of poor quality. there isn't enough of it to keep us full in between meals. and that's just how we live our lives. >>> up next -- >> my life almost ended right upstairs. it was just that easy. within seconds your whole life can change. >> an officer returns to the scene of a brutal attack that almost killed her. >>> and later, we'll take you inside isp's death row. >> this is the holding area of the condemned offender. it doesn't operate out of basements or back alleys. it grows more sophisticated every day. if it were a business, it would be a fortune 500 company. fraud has evolved. american express intelligent security gives you tools to fight frau

. >> reporter: alexander corbin lives in southern russia.ssack patrolmen. >> translator: we are at the command of the policemen. without the policemen, we do not take decisions about arresting someone. >> translator: do you have weapons? >> translator: no, but we are allowed to carry whips. whips are the national cossacks weapon. >> reporter: in various campaigns to defend the mother land over the years, cossacks are credited with murdering tens of thousands of jews, muslims and turks. >> translator: there were mountain ethnic groups living here, but then they got dispersed. cossacks were needed not only to inhabit the lands, but also to protect the borders of the territory. >> reporter: over the past few hundred years, cossacks secured a reputation as battle hardened horse men, who put fear in their enemies' hearts. this video shot about 15 years ago shows cossacks harassing turks. this kind of violent crackdown is what used to be called a pogrum in this part of the world, which means one group of people killing another because of their rel

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are now up for re-election, the unpopular the tea party weighing down rick scott, weighing down tom corbiners reasons than pennsylvania. paul lapaige and rick schneider. even states like ohio where the governor is in decent shape, but they now are tied to the tea party too. how broad is the effort to try and put down the tea party overall, put the rebellion down to try to save gubernatorial races too. >> right. keep in mind this is in the context of elections, not legislation. when you are looking at the governor's races in 2014, there's some contests like the one in pennsylvania with tom corbet and the florida race with rick scott where you have very conservative governor that is are in for tough re-elections, and you also have a lot of those conservatives elected in the 2010 way that are doing fairly well. what are you seeing is not just limited to one or two races, though, on the establishment front. you can seeing senate races and house races where you have vulnerable incumbent that is were at risk for a long time that are finally receiving the reinforcements that they didn't get in ye

he is impressive on the trail and will be competitive against corbin.ats can flip pennsylvania, that's going to bode very well for them ahead of 2016. >> robert costa and perry bacon, thanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> coming up, we read between the lines on how the president is getting slammed for something as simple as designating a national monument. (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. captain: and here's a tip. bellman: thanks, captain obvious. when you save money on