seeing sergeant faulk injured like he was. that was a reality check. >> the female passenger, a juvenile, is discovered to be claw's girlfriend and is convicted of two counts of aggravated assault on a police officer and sentenced to three years in prison. lionel claw gets 25 years for attempting to murder a police officer. turns out he and that police officer, sergeant faulk, are no strangers to one another. >> i had him on an armed robbery case when i was in the detective division two years prior. >> claw's essentially convicted and sentenced to five years for that crime, too, and goes to prison. >> i don't think this guy deserves to get out of prison. i think based on his mentality he should stay in prison for the rest of his life. >>> coming up, a robber chowing down on the evidence. >> he swallowed it. he swallowed it fast, too. >>> a van steamrolls a patrol car. >> when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >>> and a german shepherd saves the day. >> he's telling you something wrong is happenin

. >> former patriot running back, kevin faulk, says the checks are thorough and intensive. >> if youthing in middle school, they're going to go back and find somebody that was around that time and ask them. >> day 3, round 4 -- >> prior to the draft, aaron hernandez was projected as a player that could be a first-round pick and no later than a second-round pick. >> and now with a another selection, they go aaron hernandez. >> ends up the 113th pick, passed over until the fourth round. >> i have to believe that him falling so far is more than just a story about marijuana, that there were questions raised in background checks about him, that caused teams to say, we're going to downgrade him on our draft board. >> but during his first year with the patriots, he proves himself. >> tight end in a receiver body that could play running back, that could return punts, return kicks. >> that talent gets the 22-year-old a five-year, $40 million extension. >> what no one knew at the time, one month before he signs that deal, the football player parties at a boston club. that night, two young men

donald trump made the rounds of the sunday faulk shows. >> reporter: under fire, donald trump standing by insults he hurdle at megyn kelly. >> no asolpologyiesapologies? >> no, she asked me a nasty question. i have nothing against her. but she asked me a nasty question. >> reporter: trump defending his comments. >> blood coming out of her wherever. >>. >> reporter: insisting he didn't mean to imply anything. >> they're common statements. only a deviant would think of what people said. >> reporter: a recent history of controversial comments about immigrants and p.o.w.s, now arguing he has no problem with women. >> women are tremendous. >> reporter: the woman at the center of it all. >> you have called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs. >> for the first time, her defending her treatment of trump. >> it wasn't an attack. it was a fair question. but i get it. >> reporter: megyn kelingly ingly moving on. >> all the air in the balloon is going to donald trump right now. >> i don't really pay any attention to these other things. >> reporter: can trump sustain his surge? for the secon

a lot of things he's talking about, hillary clinton is faulking about as well.nie is exciting democrats. that's good for hillary clinton. it will make her a better candidate and a better candidate in the general election and it's something that makes this process a much stronger one from a democratic standpoint. i think what you're seeing is hillary clinton still continues to have a strong leading role. in the average of all the polls she's still beating everybody on the democratic side and republican side. her favorability is higher than any republican, so she's still in a very strong position. but, hey, bernie is still doing what he needs to be doing. it's a great process because of it. >> a big weekend wrapping up here with all the politics. i guess we have to pack the butter cow away for next year. maria cardona and jeffrey lord, thank you very much. >> you really wanted that butter cow. >> i wanted to see it in person. >> stay tuned next. mike huckabee. that all starts alt the top of the hour on cnn. >> but get out there and make great memories. >> "inside

example, earlier this year it was revealed he was not telling the truth about his time covering the faulk lands for what the '80s. fox news's response to questions and criticism about that was really, really funny. in our covering that scandal we sent fox news questions about bill o'reilly's reporting in argentina in the 1980s. their response to us was "here are a bunch of documents showing just how great bill o'reilly's ratings are." totally irrelevant. and funny. fox news is very commercially successful but the "our ratings are bigger" response is part of the reason nobody takes them too seriously as a supposed news organization. now we know, though, this is godzilla versus mothra part. now we me one funny thing about fox news, they're -- you criticize them, tae say they have great ratings. we know that is not only true about them, but donald trump. because here is how donald trump rejected this unprecedented statement of criticism. he put out his own statement in response to roger ailes saying how wrong fox news and roger ailes are to defend this most megyn kelly and he reiterates how

the cameraman kim faulk says he was simply there by chance awaiting a political rally. the incident he's questioned by police and released. >> when you go inside a small room you will try anything to get out. >>> there was at least one institution the escape king brian larsen didn't run from. the institution of marriage. in october 1995, about a month after the bulldozer incident, he married his girlfriend in the prison church. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera. >>> set them free! >> sitting protesters doused with pepper spray. >> i was really shocked and pretty angry about sort of how they handled that. >> a slithering snake on a windshield. >> that was totally unexpected. >> and two old-timers battling it out for old time's sake. >> that day was not a fun day. >> videos that make you want to do a double take. >> we weren't expecting that at all. >> stories so shocking -- >> oh, my god. i thought she literally lost her mind. >> okay, i got it. >> so unique -- >> that hurt just a little. >> so original -- >> i dreamed up the whole pro

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charles koch said and i want to read the quote here faulking about the direction of this country, we'reiety that is destroying opportunities for the disadvantaged and creating wealth for the rich. creating a permanent underclass crippling our economy. and he went on to talk about the big banks getting bailouts. this is something you might expect to hear from a bernie sanders, not a charles koch. i wonder what you think what it means about the race and this party? >> did they ask him that after he had a few cocktails? he's been funding super pacs that do nothing but support candidates that are increasing the gap between the america's 1% and the rest of you know the united states. so you know honestly poppy, i think there are so many americans that don't really identify with either party, that are fiscally conservative that are socially liberal, that are for individual rights. and while there are things that some republicans say that may be appealing on an economic standpoint or some sort of fill philosophical, there are things they're saying that are completely offensive. some folks unli

. >> we're so used to seeing you as quinn and you as faulk. digitally, you look night and day different. was that different for you, as well? i would imagine the shaved head when you end financialing still has some after effects. >> yeah. still cold, yeah. >> you had such a steely glare. the minute you came on the scene -- >> keep saying that about the poster. steely glare. >> you have a steely glare. >> you have one. >> frightening. >> i don't. >> you look mean. you had no emotion at all. >> none? >> it's opposite of who you are. so i've been told. >> okay, that's job then. in the movie it's quinn vs. spock. >> let's talk about "homeland." whether it left off, it -- when it left off, it was unclear you may or may not survive this dangerous mission. there's something between you and carrie that i'm hoping goes what would you like to share? >> i think the does quinn survive is pertinent because i think survive has a lot of different interpretations. and whether it's mentally or physically, that would be a bit of a clue. >> and you're working on

daniel in a way -- dental in new way in the first asian ever elected to the senate, hiram faulk chinese. >> monday night on the communicators. democratic representatives from colorado and rhode island on internet privacy. >> the most recent attack on the office of personnel management, but also in private industry targets, so many private appropriations have had private information stolen. we can try very hard to keep ahead of the hackers, but what we need to do is think about how can minimize the need for customers to put their private information on two websites. >> right now there are legal prohibitions from the government sharing classified robert information with the public sector and private sector sharing information back to the government, otherwise it would be termed as acting as agents of the government, and that's not allowed. you could share information on threats, very narrowly defined. for example of the hacks that have taken place out there, if we can broadly share that information than when one hack occurs in one place, we could widely share that vulnerability. >> monday