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. >>> we are starting with bogus tickets for the papal visit. as people clammer to see the pope up close and personal. tickets are being given out at the world meeting of families website, if you go elsewhere what you end up with may be counter fit. >> this is such an exciting celebration for philadelphia but i guess as long as there are people who are able to scam others, this is what is going to happen. >> yesterday real tickets to see the pope at independence hall were grabbed up in minutes by the world meeting of families, tickets are being made available today but listen up, while event bright is the legitimate website you are directed to, someone created a bogus pope event on that website. >> it's one of the worst possibility opportunities for people to be taken advantage of. >> people that want to see the pope and your hopes and aspirations, for some folks it's an opportunity to steal from you. >> a virginia woman contacted call to action, saying she got the tickets, this is a real ticket, compare that to the bogus ticket she received. th

someone sold him bogus tickets to last sunday's game to the cowboys.somebody would have given him tickets for free. bensalem police are looking for this man. he he posted a craigslist ad offering two tickets to the game at the linc for $600. the man met a. >> phillies have taken the interim off of manager pete mackanin's title signing him at least through the next season. mackanin may decide to put cody asche in the lineup every day if he hits like this. the 25-year-old smacked two homers in miami last night. the phillies beat the marlins six to two. no one was there to watch really, though. and the series resumes tonight. >>> injured eagles line backers mychal kendricks and kiko alonzo chatted as the team prepared for the jets. no word yet if either will play in north jersey on sunday. kendricks injured a hamstring in last week's debacle against dallas. alonzo hurt his knee. >> 5:18. still ahead, preventing unplanned pregnancies. a call from a major health crew. >> a major baseball field is in need of repair before the season ends. david. >> all right

and it appeared to show that planned parenthood was illegally harve harvesting tissue from fetal bogues. but the hear was not just about those videos. it was about organization rights and women's rights as well, and there was an emotional statement on both sides of the aisle. i know that many on the committee will hold to the standard line but i beg you to open your own hearts and ask yourself what is so liberating about brutally and dismemor dismemberering little babies. >> this hear ising is not about the videos. the videos have been doctored, and they're not what they're supposed to be. it's show business. the hear something about a woman's right to choose. >> planned parenthood gets federal funds but by law those funds cannot be used for abortion services. they're used for contraceptive care, well visits, things like that. but a very heated debate on capitol hill. >> lisa, we know planned parenthood is not at this hearing today. what has been their response? >> right, they were not invited to this hearing which some see as an attempt to really roil the agency without letting them re

last year you hear record, record, record, and we decided most thaft is bogus or out of context. climate deaths were at a record low, under 30,000. compare that to 1931 where have you 3.7 million. upwards of that. with a population less than one third today. this is incredible achievement of fossil fuels. and we have the luxury of being able to absorb climate related damage to live in the cool places. >> in terms of deaths, before the 70s there may have been more deaths that we didn't know about? >> now, if we have a disaster, everyone knows about it. so it's just amazing -- >> before climate were in a drought in bangladesh or a tornado, we didn't know. >> yeah, and think about today. what is the incentive to overreport deaths because you get money for overreporting deaths. john: and the population is higher, so should be much higher but it's lower because of man. >> and environment is not something to submit to, it's something to master. john: so the problem with the hype is that our lives are okay, but half the people on earth don't have the fuel they need. >> that means they h

at penn state, a professor of there who came up with the, hockey stick graph, and it came out to be bogus. he is still there and getting grants and making money for the university, so that is why he is still there. i think it is all about money. it is not about the environment. climate is always going to change, and that is my opinion. host: tom from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. carol is expressing similar concerns. our all want to protect planet," she writes, "but the caveat is how." mentioned caller michael mann at penn state university. one thing i would say to the caller, his research, because it has been so controversial, this is research that essentially , reconstructs temperatures going back over about a millennia and shows a sharpening of take over the last century. uptick over the last century. his research has been probed, and the allegations of academic that has never come to anything at all. is know, honestly it something you hear quite a lot of people are sort of doctoring science in the name of somehow getting rich. i was fine that theory interesting because it seems to me if y

and the ring would steal vehicles from rental companies by using bogus oyk or other accomplices claim the cars were stolen and one crime sources say a 2015 the 11 porche was stole frn a home in montgomery down they. a key was made by employee of local dealership and the vehicles will be placed in shipping containers at warehouse on unit block of oregon avenue and truck to port of elizabeth near new york naj new jersey main shipping hub to rivalry coast. >> again it's been looking into it the last year. so again that's what they do and they do it well. >> than investigation is still very much ongoing and police tell me there will be many moore rests. i'm live outside police headquarters chad pradelli "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, chad. calvary arrived and new castle county police mounted patrol is now deployed in rodney square in downtown wilmington. that comes in response to the murder there on monday. 25-year-old thomas coting ham was stabbed to death when he snepd to save a mother and her baby from a knife-wielding. >> he was a helper that's what he did. i don't want n

we know that's blowing up and how bogus that has been and there have been forensic studies that have established that you can't even rely upon those videos. so then the questioning got to be, well, are you -- do you really need money from federal government to issue your services to women? and so they were all over the place because they did not have any rational reason for being in that hearing. i asked them, how are you going to make a decision about whether or not to defund planned parenthood when you don't even know why you're here today. >> well, it also struck me that part of the issue here is there's such tremendous bad faith around the whole thing. the members, your republican colleagues on that committee, they for the most part i think unanimously are as opposed to abortion being legal. they think abortion is a great moral transgression. planned parenthood is an organization committed to insuring that it's legal, safe. it provides a service to women. so they don't like that. but because that is not an avenue they can productively go down instead what you get is an attack on

misinformation that comes from right wing activist who is believe that the majority of what they do provide bogues care. planned parenthood does provide abortion care that is not funded by the federal government. 90% of the work that planned parenthood is preventive care, s td screenings, cancer screenings, these types of attacks are personal, which is why you see 7 and 10 americans say that it's more important to keep the government from shutting down than it is to shut down planned parenthooded. this is just not where the american people are. they really want to see their elective leaders lead and they want women to make decisions for their own healthcare. >> you're dismissing these kinds of opposition with these types of attacks when these are people who honestly have a real problem with what is going on at planned parenthood. >> this is an organization. the people who came up with the video in the first place, they're activists. they come from a place where the republican people are. they've drug a society into a conversation at a is not helpful to them when the government is looking at eight

catholic charity uscri and other agents are government contractor and they care about, is totally bogus and i can tell you that the refugee program in this country is a community partnership program. every refuging settled in this country is settled in a community supported by the community the government involvement in terms of their contribution to the refugee program is compared to what the community provides, probably 10%. >> skinder nagash, dr. mussa and jim hanson, this conversation must continue because this problem will continue. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on leaving home. stay with us. it's "inside story." >> as the global refugee crisis intensifies... >> they have travelled for weeks, sometimes months. >> and the e.u. struggles to cope... >> we don't know, they stop us here. >> what's being done while lives hang in the balance? >> we need help now. >> hoping that lots of people will simply go home when there are no longer homes to go back to is a vain hope. people will do we have seen what they need to do to get their families out of threatening conditions.

next i'm i'll take to a person who says data suggesting home school kids are at more risk of abuse is bogus. >> every saturday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". saturday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> i died and came back to life... but yet still wanted to get high. >> i have prostituted. >> for drugs? >> for drugs, yeah. >> we're dealing with the worst drug epidemic in united states' history. >> she said "dad, please don't leave me here". i said "honey, i don't have any choice". >> i'm talking tonight about what role state governments should have in supervising parents who decide to home school their children. joining me tonight is a man who thinks there should be no recollection at all on home schooling. he believes parents are the best judges of their children's needs. michael thank you for being with us. michael your organization reaches out to its members think time a state legislature tries to impose any regulation whatsoe

dea agents searched his officers at jfk where in one year alone, he's accused of writing over 1200 bogus iprescriptions. it's at that medical office where he screened pilots for signs of mental illness, medical problems, and addiction issues before certifying them as being fit to fly. dr. surya made media appearances. >> those can be indications to, of actual psychological disorders. >> st. augustine talking about pilot health screening, after a pilot intentionally crashed a jet into the alps last month. he went on tv even though he knew he was under criminal investigatio >> he is charged with criminal sale od prescription fyo a controlled substance. >> also reviewing records from his valley stream office. he was arrested in his home this morning where he lives with his wife and two young children. his defense lawyer did not respond to the specific charges today, but says the doctor treats all kinds of airport workers. >> he's very highly guarded. his profession and level of care he provides. >> reporter: more medical records seized today as investigators tell us they want to make sure n

we'll look at iraq where people are falling prey to bogus travel agents charging large sums of money for fake visas. >> well, across baghdad you see signs like these. they offer visa services. more than that they offer hope and a chance to leave the violence of iraq. some of these agencies offer legitimate services. there are others who operate illegally. they fraud desperate people and defraud them of thousands of dollars. this man is one of them. he does not want to reveal his face because he is afraid. >> i spoke, and they told me that there would an commercial fare taking place in sweden, and that he would be able to arrange invitation from a swedish company who would sponsor me. all i had to do was to go to turkey and pick up the visa from the embassy there. they asked me for $1,500 and i was stuck in turkey with no money and no visa. i asked about the smuggler, he said that if i said anything he would kill my family. i had no choice but to let him keep the money. >> the shorts are saying that they're investigating the visa fraud. but so far no one has been brought to court. adm

a bogus criminal record put on your file. your file. how you can find out what what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> right now at 5:15, it's one of the worst assignments for police, trying to find out if children were abused inside a day care. that's the job tonight for deputies in loudoun county after the arrest of a man in sterling. here's northern virginia reporter david culver. [ knocking ] >> reporter: no one answered juan rodriguez's door when we knocked. the 52-year-old in jail tonight, charged with sexually abusing a child. >> it's so disgusting to me that somebody would take advantage of a small child. >> reporter: the allegations emerged two weeks ago from his home day care in sterling. the kid's parents called d

so the idea that the -- the governor contracts are totally bogus, and i can tell that you the refugee issue in this country, everyone is settled in a community. and supported by the community. and in terms of their contribution to the refugee program is compared to what the community provides, 10%. >> of the u.s. committee for immigrants, and jim hanson, executive vice president for the center of security policy. this conversation must continue, because this problem will continue. i'll be back in a moment with a final thought on leaving home. it's "inside story." >> hoping that lots of people will simply go home when there are no longer homes to go back to is a vein hope. people will do, we have seen, what they need to do to get themselves and their families out of threatening conditions, and not as a first resort, but as something closer to the last. when you look at bombed out blocks, shocks of dead civilians and bombed out shops, it's no surprise that people will flee. but the people who want to control syria are ready to fight for the last syrian. what is it that you will control

thousands of people in zimbabwe are falling victim to bogus land barrens. the scams have forced many from their homes. >> these families thought to buy land at below the market price was a sure thing. but the land was sold by windellers, they never owned the land in the first place. now they want them to pack up and leave. many people say they have nowhere to go. >> i wonder where these are coming from. how can we leave some of these brothers and sisters. >> some who refuse to leave had their homes depolished by the city council. a bulldozer destroyed this house in minutes. over here was the bathroom and the toilet. thousands of dollars gone. thousands of poor people have been scammed. government officials admit the sale of stolen land is big business. >> that's why the police is in the process of arresting those people. [indiscernible] >> but it's no consultation for those who have lost all their money. >> very painful. they wonder how they would want us to survive. it's our basic need for everyone. >> families don't get evicted. they are told to pay the m

creating bogus test results, with parnell himself emailing staffers at his georgia plant to "just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer." >> i just ate the peanut butter crackers. >> reporter: jake hurley was only 3 when he got sick. he and his dad came to court arguing for the maximum penalty. >> i think a life sentence is appropriate for stuart parnell. telling us he is a good man who never intended to hurt anyone. >> reporter: david, one of the things peter hurley wants is for congress to give the f.d.a. more money to inspect food processing plants. he says that would help stop tainted products from ever reaching store shelves. david. >> now to a dramatic day in court. the mysterious death of baby doe. after a sketch, her identity now revealed. and the dramatic moments in a courtroom playing out. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: today the months of anguish elicited by this photo turned to anger as baby bella's mother and her mother's boyfriend appeared in court. >> you rot in hell. >> reporter: 35-year-old michael mccarthy charged with bella's murder, and her mother ra

a university staffer discovered the advice deviced as a bogus electrical outlet. >>> police in the south bay are looking for the burglars that stole a most precious possession. two teenagers stole into her saratoga home and stole a mahogany box from this table. it contained her late husband's ashes, death certificate and several coins. the 83-year-old homeowner says she will not press charges if the box is safely returned. >>> an oakland photographer has one of her stolen cameras back tonight. but her life's work is still missing. someone broke into jennifer little's home on wednesday, stealing eight cameras and 21 hard drives. the drives have about 70,000 pictures on them spans her entire professional career. jennifer says she found one of her cameras and four lenses at the oakland coliseum flea market today. but what she really wants back are those drives. >>> an unusual protest that started on the streets of oakland rolled all the way to wine country today. they call it the wine soul train. it was actually a brightly colored bus that took people on a tour of the winery. it is in respo

it's not appropriate to go assaulting somebody flownuously for whatever reason, particularly a bogus reason, a made-up reason that doesn't even exist twroarpt players have been kicked off the team, suspended from school, and could face criminal charges. robert wattss' attorney says the referee was injured but he is not in the hospital. jim, the school superintendent is treating this incident as an assault on a school official but there is no timetable on if or when charges will be filed. >> axelrod: omar, thank you. in a moment, record heat and wildfires in the west. did you know that good nutrition is critical for brain health? brain food, hmmm. ensure has b vitamins that help support brain health - now that's smart nutrition. ensure's complete balanced nutrition has 26 vitamins and minerals and 9 grams of protein. ensure. take life in. sis being built into bounty.l dawn. bounty with dawn. just rinse and wring so you can blast right through tough messes and pick up more. huh aren't we clever... bounty with dawn. >> axelrod: fire broke out today at a chemical recycling plant in phoen

take them on to sienna. 80% are no, ma'am, they are from syria, afghanistan and iraq and talking to bogusl agents charging large money for fake visa and this is from baghdad. >> reporter: you see signs like these, they offer business services but more than that they offer hope and a chance to leave the violence of iraq. some of these agencies offer legitimate services but there are others that operate illegally and they have desperate people and defraud them of thousands of dollars and he doesn't want to reveal his identity because he is afraid. >> translator: i was desperate to leave iraq so i found a smuggler who was a swedish iraqi and he told me there would be a commercial fair taking place in sweden and he would be able to arrange an invitation from a swedish company who would sponsor me. all i had to do is go to turkey and pick up the visa from the swedish embassy there and asked for $15,000 in expenses and fees and left the money with a third-party, the visa never came and i was stuck without the visa and i called to find out he was an accomplice and said the smuggler knows your fa

creating bogus test results, with parnell himself emailing staffers at his georgia plant to "just ship it. i cannot afford to lose another customer." it made hundreds of people sick, nine died. >> i just ate the peanut butter crackers. >> reporter: jake hurley was only 3 when he got sick. he and his dad came to court arguing for the maximum penalty. >> i think a life sentence is appropriate for stewart parnell. >> reporter: parnell's lawyers say he is truly sorry and asked for forgiveness. food safety advocates say it shows the need for congress to have inspections that would keep tainted products have ever reaching the shelves. david? >> thank you. >> now to a dramatic day in court. the case of the baby girl millions have followed. the mysterious death of baby doe. found not far from logan airport in boston. after a sketch viewed more than 50 million times, and her identity now revealed. her mother and the mother's boyfriend now arrested. and the dramatic moments in a courtroom playing out. here is linsey davis. >> reporter: today the months of anguish elicited by this photo turned to

this isn't about some bogus video. >> the president of planned parenthood gets grilled on capitol hill. this morning she's accusing conservatives of grantstanding. >>> and on the attack, chris christie and marco rubio go after donald trump while the billionaire builder focuses his attacks on rand paul. so how does tom brady fit into all of this? >>> and bill clinton takes a stroll down memory lane recalling all the nice things trump has said about his wife and presidential candidate hillary clinton in the past. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it's wednesday, september 30th. i'm jonathan capehart. we begin this morning with that marathon showdown on capitol hill, with the president of planned parenthood cecile richards on the hot seat for five hours. questioned by the house oversight and government reform committee. it comes as republicans try to defund the women's health organization after the release of hidden camera videos by an anti-abortion group. it's put planned parenthood on the defensive, with richards apologizing for tone. but

that's because i was having these bogus nightmares. really, what about ? of a sudden this bright blue light filled the room. and slowly my bedroom door began to open. and then the next thing i remember, i was being dragged through a hallway. then i was lying on a table, and these scary aliens wanted to operate on me. and they had big heads and big black eyes. dude, totally ! visitors ! what ? that wasn't a dream cartman, those were visitors ! no, it was just a dream, my mom said so. visitors are real. they abduct people and they mutilate cows. shut up you guys, you're just trying to make me scared. and it's not working. hello there children.

this isn't about some bogus video. >> the president of planned parenthood gets grilled on capitol hillmorning she's accusing conservatives of grantstanding. >>> and on the attack, chris christie and marco rubio go after donald trump while the billionaire builder focuses his attacks on rand paul. so how does tom brady fit into all of this? >>> and bill clinton takes a stroll down memory lane recalling all the nice things trump has said about his wife and presidential candidate hillary clinton in the past. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it's wednesday, september 30th. i'm jonathan capehart. we begin this morning with that

women and men can shower together in mobile infantry and i just think this study is bogus. >> believe me, i service -- it is all about service. >> anthony, should everything be equal -- >> i mean what about mu lon? i never had seen it. it did well. she seemed to kick a lot of butt. just do like basketball where you have an nba and wnba. have a lady marine. they only fight women. >> he and i talked about this before. i would be okay with an all female infantry unit. >> like ghostbusters. >> we have a lot of similar ideas. >> i am so glad i am sitting next to him. >> we look like enemies. >> whoa to them who think that. >> whoa to them? >> whoa to them. >> we said good day. i said good day. >> i think you have an infantry unit composed of gals, women, chicks. they will kick anyone's ass. when you get them together it gets goofy. >> goofy is the funniest word to use for that. >> i don't know what you mean. >> it is distracting. >> what is your take on the secretary of the navy rejecting the report? he basically said the marines that did this report had an anti-women infantry agenda. >> i

apple security protocols are not so stringent, the fact that this malware was able to get through a bogus xcode tools let developers were using. a clever way of inserting itself. other companies affected, the taxi hailing application, china southern airlines. apple rectifying the problem with individuals updating and re-releasing their software and 39 pulled altogether from the apple store in china. angie: it raises a lot of questions about our mobile devices. if there is malware on our oures, how vulnerable or iphones or ipads along with the apps that we use every day? zeb: they are vulnerable. there are other conduits through which these hackers can enter these codes. it is likely hackers would use these conduits again, so this is a lesson for them. angie: what does it do, does it take our names, phone numbers, credit card information? : everything that you would want to safeguard. angie: time for look at some of the top corporate stories on the bloomberg terminal. >> apple is accelerating plans to build an electric car, according to the wall street journal. a name sources say apple is

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police say the ring would steal vehicles from rental companies by using bogus identification or other accomplices who claim the cars were stolen and at least in one crime 2015, 9112 stolen from a home in montgomery county. it is suspected that the key may have been made for the car by an employee of a local dealership. it was storld in a warehouse -- stored in a warehouse and shipped to newark, new jersey and shipped to the >>> police say the investigation is on going and more arrests are expected. outside of police headquarters, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> a young woman is fighting for her life after being hit by a car in north philadelphia. police say this car hit her shortly after 9:00 p.m. on germantown avenue. the driver stopped and talked to police, the 29-year-old woman was taken to temple university hospital in extremely critical condition. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a case of workplace violence at the potato chip factor. the driver and the assistant were returning to the factor when the assistants pulled the knife and stabbed the driver several ti

iraq, where thousands of people are falling prey to bogus travel agents charging large sums of money for what are fake vide visas. >> you will see signs like these offering video sass. some of these agencies offer legitimate services but there are others who operate illegally. they lure desperate people and defraud them of thousands of dollars. this man is one of them. he doesn't want to reveal his identity because he is he afra afraid. >> i was desperate to leave iraq so i found a smuggler who was swedish-iraqi. i spoke with him and he told me that there would be a commercial fare taking place soon in sweden, and he would be able to arrange an invitation from a swedish company who would sponsor me. all i had to do was go to turkey and pick up the visa t from the swedish embassy there. he asked for $15,000. i left him the money. i was tuck in turkey with no money and no visa. i called the third party who held my money only to find out that he was an accomplice, and said that he knew where i lives and he would target my family orchid nap my sonor kidnap my son. >> realistically speaki

the office for formal interviews, the stories they were telling the officers were just so totally bogus for picking up a prostitute? >> giving someone a ride is not a crime, unless they're detained there against their will. >> did you mention someone else was with you? >> yeah, my brother. >> okay. who's that? >> paul. well, he's here tonight. >> okay. >> vance and paul are half brothers, and they were quite close. paul jackson, he was living with his parents in arizona. and he had come out there to visit vance at his hillsboro home. >> we have two half brothers that have the same disrespect and anger and hate for women, except their mother. they really are mama's boys. and they like to degrade women, and they like to do it in a very sadistic way. >> go ahead. you and paul are together in where? hillsboro? portland? >> portland. we saw that girl, and she was a real pretty girl. and we talked and we made arrangements to have sex. the three of us. queen size bed's pretty crowded. >> tell me again why your window got broken and what happened. >> because that girl jumped out the window. >>

often folks are tricked with a bogus site looking like the real thing.lose out on perks. 15 million of us each year are dup duped. >> 40 under 40 mix. taylor swift, tonight host john oliver and fit bit ceo. >> what are you doing for halloween? is 150 million of us spend 70 million do do to do so. that is less than last year. by the way, we will spend $350 million dressing up our pets. ladies, back to you. >>> got to have that candy corn. thank you so much, loren. to find t -- thank you so much, lauren. >>> it is 25 minutes after the top of the hour. will /* he says about being taken into custody for the homemade clock. >> the coach accused of ordering their players to target a ref during a high school football game. >> it is friday september 25th. pope francis in new york city with housthousands of hopefuls giving an address to congress. what can we expect today? we have fox team coverage. >> hurricane leveling homes and leaving by extensive damage. the images just coming in. >> shine any new apples hitting the shelves. the new iphone for fans who have b

. >> praws bogus topic nose well she comes from a long waj including her father, fire chief. >> we lomiend and family what eye thichl yes it's very personal connection for me. >>reporter: connection also felt by those who promised to never forget. will have yet flag brigade covers overpass along i 24 showing though pwawns we are i was to think t toler people prosecute text us. >> remembering and reminding ourselves. to serve others is truly one of the highest calling. >> union city held 2 specs ceremony today for the victims of september 11. first started before dawn. navy officers gather at flight 93 memorial at sugar mill landing park. there were 2 moments of silence at 5:45 and 6:03:00 a.m. when the 2 planes struck the world tried center towers. flit 93 was hijacked as you know and crashed in pennsylvania when passengers courageously fought back and over powered the terrorists. >> title never forget if it truly hits home every single time i think bit. >> really never want to forget about it. >> public ceremony was held later. bell was rung name of each of the flight 93 victims was r

they would steal them from rental companies by using bogus identification. in one crime, sources say 2015, 911 porsche was stolen from a home. police suspect a key may have been made for the porsche by an employee of a local dealership. the vehicles would be placed in shipping containers at the warehouse on oregon avenue and trucked to the important of elizabeth near newark, new jersey, the main shipping hub for the ivory coast. >> that's what they do, they do it well. >> reporter: police say the investigation is still very much on going and more arrests are expected. outside of police headquarters, chad perdelli channel 6 "action news." >> in harrisburg, the state senate has approved a stopgap budget bill, but it's expected to die on the governor's desk. the bill will go up for debate. democrats including the governor oppose the bill. the republicans say it keeps the government open during budget talks. >>> the fight over gay marriages over licenses in kentucky is far from settled. kim dairvelings is back on the -- kim davis is back on the job. but an attor

jamie: ryan's uninterested in dredging up the bogus walton nickel tale. to him again. >> so i asked or my brother and my sisters -- asked my brother and my sisters if it was okay to take it up there, and they said fine with them. jamie: wow. did you think to yourself, what if it's real? >> you always wondered, but i wanted more to find it was real for uncle george because it was, basically, his reputation. jamie: on july 30, 2003, he drives from roanoke, virginia, to baltimore and meets with his siblings to show paul montgomery the nickel. >> i was ready to tell them that their coin wasn't genuine, but at the same time you always want to meet someone that has history in the business. jamie: but once he has the coin in his hands, paul montgomery does a double take. he was expecting to see a fake, but this doesn't look like a fake. paul invites jeff garrett, who has a pedigree as solid as his own, and four other experts to assess the nickel's authenticity. >> he says i think we found coin. >> they were the coin experts. and you try to get some indication fr

in the case is for us to ask, how many people are entitled to get back money, having been paid on a bogusyright claim? and we have to go back to 1988 when warner claimed to previously own the song, and there's a possibility that warner could ask the court to appeal the decision to the 9th circuit. we would oppose that. >> so let's talk about those royalties that people paid. apparently, warner has been raking in some it million $2 min this song, and you certainly want your money back, but you want to see the rest of the people paid back as well. >> absolutely. i think first and foremost. it's the principle, the idea that they unlawfully charged when they didn't lawfulfully own the copyright. and that's part one, and participate two is a lot of people were duped into thinking that they had to pay for the song when they didn't. and that's unfair, and we hope to get renewal rac renewal racee who paid for it. you've been going through legal wranglings here, and is it done? when can we see it? a lot of it is new twists and turns, so we hope to -- i don't have an exact release day. but hopefull

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the woman who made in the bogus tip was looking for attention. instead, she was arrested. the lieutenant, fondly called "g.i. joe" was gunned down well pursuing three megan fox like -- three men in fox lake. >> he was my rock as much as i was his rock. me.y night he came home to ,e was the most wonderful caring, loving father to our boys. jonathan: the two were married for 26 and a half years. kimberly: bp is going back to court over the 2010 spill in the gulf of mexico. it wants some money back. they went restitution of some of the money it paid in claims to gulf coast businesses as part of a 2012 settlements. the oil giant wants interest on money he claims it is owed. a three-judge panel of the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals is going to hear arguments today and decide. it is the search for a missing king cobra. latest from orlando for the eight footer is still missing. escape from a home there. it's owner notifying while the officials that the snake just got away yesterday. the neighborhood is being canvassed. people are being told if you happen across that snake, s

it is encouraging as we come up to next week's bogus chaos about the fed raising or not that there areeople who want to get in and by that market. it is great for a pop, and we could see a rally into the end of the year. charles: now we are putting the cart before the horse. people are wondering what to do with the losses. what do you make of this? >> people are back to work. charles: you mean the bigwigs like you. the hamptons. >> that is true. over the summer you had computerized trading and programs taking the market up-and-down where they accentuate the volatility. you have the fed, earnings, and china. we should allow the market to go up. thethe risk is the wheels come off, the china complex commodities collapse and we get back. charles: late last week, the narrative became even though it is not official, that at some point soon china will announce a major stimulus plan. you think they have to come through very quickly. >> more than they are doing a big stimulus plan, you don't get bad news from here they continue growing at 45 percent it would be nice if they did another stimulus

matter at this point in predicting what donald trump -- >> so republican voters can be bought with a bogus tax offer? >> it's not that republican voters can be bought with a vote, it goes back to what ron was just saying about trump and his popularity. it's -- his problem is not with the -- you know, the structure of things, it's with the base of the party. i mean, the party's problem is not trump. it is the base. >> okay -- let me have a little fight you here. let me have a little fun. you don't call this pandering when he says, no one makes under $50,000, no more taxes, bye-bye. you get a note from the irs saying, "you win." nobody's going to pay over 25% income tax. >> okay. >> nobody's going to pay over 15% corporate tax. >> okay. >> and what happens to the federal debt? >> it obviously goes up. >> thank you. a lot. anyway, robert costa, michael steele, ron reagan. boy, hat trick. up next, the final batch of the nixon tapes. presidential historian doug brinkley takes us inside the oval office during the are final climatic months of the nixon presidency. these tapes are public thanks to