a mother-daughter duo running a psychic shop. ten bucks a hand. but in reality they're been running a high-stakes con job, for a decade. >> one million dollars turned into two million dollars into four million dollars. >> i've never worked anything like this in mcareer and i don't expect to again. >> reporter: their target doesn't even realize he's been had. doesn't even realize he's bought them fancy cars, luxury homes, and five-star vacations. >> he was led to believe a fantasy. >> reporter: a fantasy that ended up fleecing him. costing him everything he had. law enforcement calls it "the sweetheart swindle." a sweet deal for the swindlers. >> ciao! >> it was like they won the powerball. >> reporter: tonight -- we'll take you inside this all-time classic con. >> this is one of the craziest cases i've ever seen. >> reporter: a long, strange trip stretching from the pacific northwest to las vegas and the capitals of europe. a game of deceit and double dealing starring a mild-mannered millionaire who went looking for love in all the wrong places. c

. >> so you actually enlisted a psychic to help you -- >> what could -- what harm could it do?er: the psychic believed jen was still alive, so remy says he wanted to keep the search going. to do that, he posted frequent updates on facebook and gave an interview to the local news, speaking directly to jen. >> i don't think you ever, ever knew how much i, how much we care for you and how much you're loved. >> he was alone with three kids, and i thought he was grasping at anything that he could get to feel like maybe his wife was out there still. >> reporter: the new year didn't bring any new leads. the winter snow was piling up. and underneath it all? another secret -- this one so explosive, it could not stay hidden for long. >> some people are gonna remember you as being the worst kind of friend to jen. >> yeah. you know, you can't take back what you've done. >> reporter: coming up -- the revelation that would put jenn's best friend at the very center of this case. >> that's kind of a bombshell. >> yeah, it's a big bombshell. >> and hidden in all that, the discovery everyone had

. >> unsolicited a psychic called saying that scarlett's body was dumped in an industrial area about a block away from the hotel. >> my partner and myself looked around, kicked the bushes, that type of thing, didn't locate anything. >> again, investigators were at a standstill. they had no dna proof that the skeleton was scarlett wood. they had no blood evidence to prove that there had been violence in the hotel room or in john boyer's van. in fact, they had no evidence at all. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from infiniti. >>> using a technique called facial photo superimposition, a forensic anthropologist made a preliminary finding that the unidentified skeleton was 31-year-old scarlett wood. but this wasn't an identification that would hold up in court. investigators had sent the remains to an outside forensic laboratory, hoping to get a dna profile. but for reasons no one can quite understand, the lab was uns

it is sort of like a psychic app. >> liz is pragmatic? [ laughter ] >> oh, there is another app for that. >> thanks betty. >>> well, expect to see a lot more sailers on leave. paid maternity leave. they want to raise the allotment to 12 weeks. it is one of the initiatives aimed at retaining talented women. >>> well, tonight, we are hearing from doctors who say there is a new drug that shows remarkable success in lowering cholesterol. when nothing else works. one bay area man swears by it. >> you roll the dice. you come up with all these things with the letter b. >> reporter: scott is is a single dad from danville with a big heart for luke, hannah, and chloe. >> i have three kids. ages 15, 11, and soon to be nine. >> okay. >> reporter: but unfortunately for scott, there is a problem with his heart. he had no idea his heart was even in danger until he had quadruple bypass surgery. >> i was absolutely stunned. >> reporter: scott was born with a genetic condition called familial hypercholesterol. a low fat diet, exercise, evenest tents won't

. >> her only work history had been as a psychic. had not completed formal education beyond the third grade. >> reporter: when his father died, investigators say lee took her plan to the limit, actually creating a fake persona for raines to fall in love with. >> rachel lee knew exactly the type of woman she needed to present to mr. raines jr. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, the blonde lee introduced to raines was really her own daughter in disguise. she called herself mary marks faked a british accent and raines fell for the hoax. marks even convinced raines that he had fathered a sop. >> hi mom. giorgio and i sure miss you. >> reporter: he was so taken he had mary's name carved onto the family headstone. the lees now had total control. they began liquidating investments and sold off the tree farm. >> they brought in $12.3 million from the sale of the tree farm properties. >> reporter: she said that's when the spending exploded. they bought a $300000 bentley and $200,000 ferrari in a single day and flying first class clas all

. >> the people were psychic. >> this is pretty good. >> so good idea or great idea? >> at first i thought it was a terrible idea. they should go out and get better candidates. >> can you do that at this point? >> it is a clown show. it could be entertaining. i like the idea of two people debating. that may be a better opportunity to get off script and talk. >> debates are the worst way to pick a president. are there too many candidates or not enough? >> the thing that makes me laugh is -- >> democracy is fraternity. >> i don't like the sausage fest. i will say that. sausage fest or clam bake, 2016 coming to a theater there you. >> i like the idea of donald trump finding out he has to do the play in game. >> is he in this? >> he might be. >> i can't believe i did that. i have lip gloss all over my dentures. >> i'm sorry. >> hi, joanne. who should judge the debate? obviously the cast of "the voice." >> wouldn't that be great if we could press a button and turn around and there is a dunking tank. i don't know. all of that stuff would be great. >> you could combine "amer

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what happens is when you are at the top you have to be psychic and anticipate what the reader wants, they shut down the borders, was that the right choice? if they didn't, it's a dead, no matter what choice you make, you're taking a chance with your life. if you make the wrong decision you are the one that is going to have to be punished. >> it's weird to think that they have this tourism industry but they do. you have been there and you have been a part of it. and i hope that somehow the region stabilizes and i know that even china has this about north korea. >> coming up, if you have kids, you know that tantrums can be unavoidable and kind of fun. see how one mother has at last when her children are driving her mad and that is in your topical storm. ♪ ♪ just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast i

. >> jimmy: i thought i was psychic or something. >> like nabisco, oreos and skip-its. >> jimmy: oreosh shoot. >> i didn't get to. you are supposed to and i had braces at the time. i had to take off my brace to do it. >> jimmy: you took the braces. >> i didn't actually myself. i went to the dentist. >> jimmy: did oreos replace your braces afterwards? >> i never got them back on which is why i have messed up teeth. >> jimmy: do you? because of oreos. >> i'm not going to show you. >> jimmy: they look messed up. they look pretty -- >> the bottoms. >> jimmy: we can look at those later. i ran in to you, like an mtv award show or something like that. >> i did. i came up to you. >> jimmy: i got excited to tell you something and then thought better and not go ing to tell you and thought i'd wait to tell you this here. >> tell me. >> jimmy: my mother is a lunatic. just a lunatic. >> okay. >> jimmy: but also a lunatic fan of pitch "pitch perfect." nobody expected it to become a huge thing. i saw it on cable on vacation and thought this movie is great. i didn't know about it. >> right. >> jimmy:

people holdn to it for nan credible amount of time and think about the amount of psychic damage being done. imagine it happens when you're four-year-old and you go to college and still don't have your own medical coverage to get counseling on your own. two decades of trying to deal with it yourself. >> and he's forgiven but what about me i'm the victim now. and josh duggar sued the arkansas department of human services before the investigation began and what are the possibilities here? >> that is very mysterious and intriguing. my educated guess, practicing in this area and for years i've worked with sexual abuse. and they were probably working on restrictions of what he could do in the home with those little girls and he probably didn't like the restrictions and was chal chging it and trying to get them to change their order. that's just a guess. i have read the entire police report and it says the little girls forgave him. that's so disturbing to me. what kind of conversation was had with them? did they get to fully voice and process or were they etold, it's time for you to forgive

kennedy: are you psychic? any other abilities that the accident unlocked?, no, not really. kennedy: so you are going to play for us, what you are going to play is the music you are hearing in your head? >> right, that's what's going on at the moment, yeah. kennedy: i mean icannot wait to hear, this i can't wait to hear what comes out of you. what pours out of your being. i've had a bunch of concussions, the only thing i have the ability to do is annoy people. you have a gift. thank you, will you stick around and play? kennedy: absolutely. he will play an original song, so please stay tuned nar and ask yourself what have you gotten for your concussion lately? impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. fresher dentures, for the ♪best first impression. love loud, live loud, polident. ♪ fresher dentures... ...for those breathless momen

politically, psychically and militarily it's a serious thing. >> help us out here. who is right? >> i think michael hayden is right. i'm terrified that john kerry is so withdrawn about recapturing ramadi. it's the largest challenge facing the coalition and iraqi government. this is not like tikrit or towns that are mixed. we're talking about the geo strategic center of gravity in iraq. the fact that isis now controls the preventional capital of that to facto portion of the country. let's put away all illusions here. the pentagon is going to say we're working with isf, iraqi security forces and multisectarian multiethnic endeavor. this is nonsense. the main actor on the ground militarily and politically is the popular mobilization units. this is an iranian backed group. they leave in their path a trail of death and destruction. that does not sound like a very cuddly or friendly actor much less a viable partner for the united states. >> is iraq essentially gone as we know it? >> i have very very pessimistic views of the future of this country and the future of this strategy and thi

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politically, psychically and militarily a very serious thing. >> you mentioned secretary gates. and he was one of those accusing the white house of not having a strategy. there were a lot of accusations, as you know today, and it wasn't just the former defense secretary. it was the top democrat and the top republican in congress. take a listen. >> we know that hope is not a strategy strategy. the president's plan isn't working. >> we don't have a strategy at all. we're basically sort of playing this day to day. >> and i'll quote the top democrat in the house intelligence committee. this morning he said quote, i don't think we're making tremendous progress. and he continued to say, when you hear the administration's description of progress in his words, quote, alarm belling should be going off. do you agree with john boehner and secretary gates that this administration does not have a strategy? >> well first of all, i think secretary gates' comment was there's no strategy against isis overall. i agree with that. there's absolutely no strategy that i can recognize in syria. there'

plinking psychic candidacy was endorsed by mayor thomas and she confessed in life are presidential candidate had been thomas h. never joined america first. she endorsed many principles and speeches. among the high-profile supporters for senator burton k. wheeler of montana but a democrat who broke with the administration over the packing plan in 1937. we shared a stage with norman thomas in north dakota republican senator gerald maye cosponsored by the keep america out of four congress in the first committee. wheeler went on to star as the opportunistic vice president under charles lindbergh and the alternate history of world war ii. the title of the novel the plot against america is borrowed from a marxist or published in 1946 lake and harry truman to hitler. at one point the fictional wheeler declares there will man is a supporter of civil liberties and militarism. any skepticism before as a sign of sympathy for fascism in every isolationist is a crypto not be. the ideological members of the communist party actively called for repression of dissenters. for records in the criticism of today

they are dealing with, what the characteristics are of this person and they have to -- they are not psychicis earn 'and say what is the worst thing that can happen in this situation? >> racial profiling going on. let me just tell you i was talking with the chief of police in milwaukee recently ed flynn. he said you know what? look at the numbers where are the crimes the murders the robberies the break-ins. poor impoverished communities, black white mostly in milwaukee in a poor black community. >> right. >> he has got to go and be a policeman. you don't have a choice. >> i grew up in a trailer park a lot of my life. the cops responded there differently. what i don't like even though this is not a racial issue. we are still talking about black on white. let's talk about good and bad. >> let's talk about how difficult it is to go in there and be a police officer. >> i just want to say this one thing. good friend of mine mentor. debbie break schneider her parents george and arlene, they raised this person, debbie in a project in east new york. she came out and had a storied career in the fbi b

a problem with a psychic may mean disciplinary action for two top employees of philadelphia's veterans affairs department. this doesn't impact veterans. the government audit shows the assistant director of the department hosted a party at her house and invited employees. that's a big no-no at a facility with a history of leadership issues. senior leaders are told to avoid personal relationships with employees. also in trouble the wife of another employee was paid to tell fortunes at the party. the inspector swrerl says s eror general says that adds up to misuse of her positions. the pair is waiting to see what their punishment might be. both say they did nothing wrong. last month the inspector general issued a scathing 78-page report about philadelphia's v.a. facility. the report cited poor leadership and unreasonable workloads. other issues included mishandled or neglected mail slow response time of veteran inquiries, ma lip manipulation of records. the troubled v.a. is undergoing a nationwide overhaul. many veterans died while waiting to be treated at v.a. hospitals. several faciliti

and they had to go and get re-taught their psychic mind powers to deceive monsters. [ laughter ] >> seth[ laughter ] >> seth: it could be a really good movie. it could be a really good film. >> maybe the president of hollywood is watching. >> seth: i hope so. [ laughter ] you -- this was a real exciting thing that happened to you. you mentioned d. and d. which i used to think was nerdy, but then after this gurps thing, it's like rock and roll. [ laughter ] like this is like -- >> you laugh. >> this is new york city punk in 1980 right here. >> see you laugh, but when you play. >> seth: yeah, no, i have money. the next time you gurp, you let me know. [ laughter ] for real. >> "dad you don't gurp." [ laughter ] >> seth: "my son, thomas, gurps." >> god you're such a doyyio. >> seth: "i played baseball when i was in high school. he gurps." >> "i tried then i threw the ball at someone's face." [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- this was a new "d. and d." character was created -- >> yes. >> seth: and you believe it's based on you. >> okay. i got this tweeted at me. >> seth: okay. >> just let's say, "

i did not appreciate the psychic price she paid for her celebrity. this introvert who made thousands, tens of thousands of >>, signed autographs, did all of that, set herself up for every single public occasion. i did not know she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in march of 2011 which would take her life 16 months later at the age of 69. i did know until i wrote her obituary she was in a loving relationship with another woman for 27 years. sally ride is very good at keeping secrets. i am sorry she felt she was not able to the public about her long partnership but is also part of her story because ours is also the story of a particular time and place and a woman who had the brains and agility to seize the moment. when sally was born in 1951 outer space was science fiction and women's rights were marginal. the social advances and lucky timing that would enable the gifted young scientists to intersect to makers an inspiring lesson in modern history, she took full good vantage of the ever widening definition of women's place and made sure was e

lived there so that sense of being on the outside looking in was something that informed fitzgerald's psychic landscape and then he goes to print -- princeton on scholarship in a sense due to the timely death of one of his mother's relatives. he also has one foot in and one foot out. that sense of not quite belonging. that eninfuses gatsby. something that fitzgerald wrote bat in letters and said he felt all his life. he told john o. harrah in the set 30s my problem is i've got a two cylinder inferiority complex. fitzgerald came to fame in 1920, with this side of paradise, his first novel which gave us the jazz age. he coined that term. he and zelda who he married a few days after the book came out, were the king and queen of the jazz age for a while. and the 1920s is also the age when we get all of those glossy magazines, vanity fair, the smart set the new yorker, so their faces were on the covers of all those magazines. like andrew is saying about mark twain, they knew how to manipulate their image and they were both very beautiful. door dorothy parker said to see scott and zelda come into t

clinics by limiting requirement that this issue be held to a prescriptive scheduled for being on psychic this provision recognizes the taliban improvements to allow physicians to provide care at lower cost while maintaining high quality care. medicare's telehealth benefit allows services that would not require a patient and practitioner to be in the same location to be delivered via interactive telecommunications system to a variety of practitioners are authorized past telehealth provided that the statute requires medicare pay for professional consultations office visits and psychiatry services. each year cms solicits public comment on additional services that should be illegal under the telehealth benefit. in 2015 we've added to the annual wellness visit psychoanalysis, family psychotherapy and prolonged services. we are exposed we can improve the current telehealth benefit to the centers for medicare and medicaid innovation is testing pilot project to use telemedicine to bring additional services to rural communities. the health innovation awards initiative has awarded a grant to a lin

who knows about the psychic damage to that child and i haven't talked to them in a long time, but she is still down there and they're some hope of her getting into the united states. somebody actually got a visa and is working very hard but she was never able to prove who she was in mexico. she had no idea she was born in mexico city, 42 43 years ago but a very poor person among the masses of her people in mexico and she was never able to come up with any documents are proof for the government that she was who she said she was in the united states won't let her cross the border without that mexican passport. so she is literally a loan in another country and also without her son. so that's all i have for you today. happy to take questions. [applause] and we do have a mic. if anybody wants to ask a question. >> hi i want to thank you for coming today. i am from the phoenix area and i was wondering when i talk to arizona a lot of it, it's a federal issue and that is why they don't take a stance on it and i was wondering being in office have you seen or heard of any action on the other si

looking for love finding a game of deceit played by a psychic. the sweetheart swindle.ing ] >> all: usa, usa, usa. >> the world cup is coming up. they have match tomorrow that you can see on espn. please welcome, team usa here to "good morning america." [ cheers and applause ] unbelievable. okay. abby, this is your fourth world cup. where is shannon? playing in her fourth as well. there's shannon. fourth adds well. christy playing in her fifth. >> favorite yeah. >> it's a good mixture of veterans and some newbies. the team jelling, coming together? >> of course. i think the thing that's different is we're a team of depth. we have hopefully seven games to play in this world cup. so every single player on the stage will have an impact. hopefully, you'll tune in. >> i don't think that will be a problem. what's this -- this group of death that i'm hearing about that you're involved in. australia, sweden, nigeria. >> of course we're in a tough group. but, i think that what we always think about is that you know, we have to beat the best teams to win the world cup. if we do i

the task force was swamped with sketches of suspects, none of them alike, many suggested by psychics.ate crime lab, larry peterson was sifting through thousands of fibers, nylon, rayon, acrylic, acetate. is it like looking for a needle in a haystack? >> like looking for multiple needles in multiple haystacks. >> then in january of 1981, a breakthrough. peterson realized they were seeing one green carpet fiber with a unique shape. this is a cross-section of the fiber magnified many times. >> this particular fiber had two very, very large lobes and one short lobe. >> the lobes are the three ends of the boomerang shape. >> the shape was the most distinctive part of the fiber. >> he showed me a slide taken from another carpet. >> this is a single tuft from the carpet. cut in cross-section. >> yeah, i can't tell that's green. even putting the tiny fibers under the microscope didn't help me. how can you tell what color this is? because in this, this green carpet because of that light green, looks very whitish. >> the colors microscopically is not going to be identical to what overall carpet

violencement we are not talk about the ways in which children in these communities are experiencing psychic they are not allowed to be kids. the mothers of all stripes, other mamas, big mamas. helping to protect them love them. helping teach them to love themselves in spaces that are doing violence on them. he's misreading it thinking about embarrassment. she's thinking this is my child that i have to love and protect. however we want to look at her parenting choices, the choices that she made were born from her desire to protect her child in a world that's been hostile to her child since the child was born. >> not shame at the child pushing back. there is still another thing i wonderer if we have missed. that ma graham wants to protect. i hear us talking about wanting to protect. having lived in new orleanser for years and thinking about ruby bridges, what it means to be a parent who allows your kindergardener to face what the segregated nasty spirited evil world is in that moment and say that to be a good loving parent is to put your child on the front line of that social movement. will t

>> i am psychic. >> but can you jabbawockee?rdashian's selfie crown, my not dancing crown. >> i like your dress better than mine. >> now here's dylan with the weather. >> all right. tuck borrow my splint if you need it. but we are looking at a lot of rain through parts of texas and oklahoma. over the past several weeks, may 2015 we have seen just record amounts of rainfall. the rainiest mays on record in oklahoma city shreveport with 8 inches. normally for the entire month of may it's 2 to 4 inches. that's why we're seeing tons of river flooding and dangerous flash flooding. severe thunderstorm watch box in texas. not only dangerous lightning but the flash flooding as a possibility. because within some of these storms we are going to see torrential downpours. that's an area to focus on again today. especially this afternoon and evening as more areas redevelop. we could see golf ball sized hail. isolated tornadoes. but again, it's really the flooding that's our big e concern. so those will fire up later on today. we'll get a brea

. >> reporter: we've been stuped by an eye popping psychic, took a turbulent tube ride and who couldaround we let you choose our next big adventure. >> diane said send her to cedar point, ohio. >> reporter: turns out there was a bump in the road. >> what? >> a baby kicking? >> some people will do anything to get out of a roller coaster ride. >> reporter: but with 17 coasters 71 rides, and over 3 million visitors to the park every year i knew we'd find something for jenna to do at cedar point. >> i'll be saying mommy as i watch you from below. in my lawn chair. >> look at that. i'm doing that? are you kidding me? >> reporter: what exactly is that? >> our most intense experience in the park. you go from 0 to 120 miles per hour in 3.7 seconds. and then 420 feet in the air. over the top and back to 120 miles an hour on the 420 foot drop. >> reporter: and with a coaster expert by my side -- >> she's been on this thing 15 times. >> reporter: -- it's go time. as i take off, jenna kicks back. >> what a hard day at work. go, natalie. ♪ oh, hello. i would love some. ♪ cotton candy. thank you.