. >> my name is joshua coffey, but everybody calls me country. >> why do they call you country? >> because i was raised in the sticks. >> i stole some copper from a local junkyard, and the proprietor of the junkyard owed me some money, and like an idiot, i stole from him instead of trying to go about it the correct way. figure i learned that lesson the wrong way. >> joshua coffey has served more than four years of his six-year sentence at the wabash valley correctional facility. his job in the kitchen helps him stay focused and out of trouble. >> that's crazy. i came in at 4:30 this morning, and i'll leave about 5:30. so i work 13 hours. >> stacking the line! >> the reason i do it is to get out of my cell, you know, come down here, get a little freedom. you know, eat a little better. the food that they serve doesn't taste bad, but its appeal is horrible. some of the food they serve us looks like cat food. and i'm not even joking. i swear, if you put the food that they give us in a bowl and put a can of premium quality cat food and put it there in front of the inmate -- i'm not e

but the statement goes on to say he is also represented by kendall coffey of coffey burlington in miami. clearly he has both representing him. katrina, i don'tnow if you are familiar with the statement. >> yes, scott richardson is his lead counsel, yes. >> but kendall coffey is involved, part of the legal team? >> i'm sure there are probably a lot of attorneys involved. >> i'm sure there are a lot of attorneys which is interesting for a campaign for president to have to have attorneys and hire legal eagles to defend after staffer on a battery charge. that's astounding. >> in this campaign it is not astounding. >> that's a good point. you are absolutely right. for your campain it is not astounding. >> this campaign has been under attack from every angle. >> it says a lot that -- it says a lot that you would choose a counsel in any role whatsoever that formally -- a stripper and had to resign as u.s. attorney. let's agree that you and we and the kasich campaign all want to come back to focusing on what matters, which is how are we going to help americans get jobs, increase take-home pay,

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will coffey/student strength is what america needs right now. that's why we have the huge crowd and 11,000 people outside waiting ananda rochita/radford - "trump is making a stop in georgia tonight and will be in ohio and kentucky for super tuesday. in radford ananda rochita wsls 10." people in radford were excited to see donald trump today but he was not greeted with open arms by everybody. the tension boiled over minutes into his speech at the dedmon center. it started when one protester inside began raising his voice. trump stopped his speech to have that student kicked out. dozens more followed suit and were escorted out as well. the crowd was instructed not to be disruptive inside ... but many feel they have a right to have their voices heard no matter what. radford university student michael marmol was the first to be thrown out after yelling out trump hired illegal immigrants. michael marmol, ru student - "in retrospect, it's terrifying, but i'm just trying to enjoy it practically because this is a once in a lifetime situation. you've nev

will coffey/student - his message is strength and strength is what america needs right now. that's why we have the huge crowd and 11,000 people outside waiting trump also attacked the media... saying he only considers 10 percent outstanding. while many in radford were excited to see trump today.. others did not greet him with open arms. the tension boiled over minutes into his speech at the dedmon center. it started when one protester inside began raising his voice. have that student kicked out. dozens more followed suit and were escorted out as well. the crowd was instructed not to be disruptive inside ... but many feel they have a right to have their voices heard no matter what. radford university student michael marmol was the first to be thrown out after yelling out trump hired illegal immigrants. michael marmol, ru student - "in retrospect, it's terrifying, but i'm just trying to enjoy it practically because this is a once in a lifetime situation. you've never seen america the way that it is right now and people acting the way that they are." trump claims there were 11-

blake points i've got a pretty good lawyer, a guy named kendall coffey. on the other side of this, with one said at a time. wisconsin is next. in my mind, everyone who has had donald trump can get 1237 before the convention have penciled him in winning wisconsin and winning at it. i'm not sure this happens after the endorsement. the mac i don't think it's happening. ted cruz i think there's a good chance -- it's not a winner take all state. he's going to deny some votes no matter which way it comes out. there's a good chance that cruz will win wisconsin. charles: you think the establishment waited too little too long. rubio wants his name off the ballot to help ted cruz. all of the losers trying to rally around ted cruz. there's a chance at kasich may join for dual ticket. that's the speculation. remember a month ago kasich wanted to be trump's vp. >> they don't match up on immigration, donald and kasich. why did i always think donald was not going to make it this far? a lot of reasons including the fact image state people average 38% and i thought for su

he's retained two lawyers and one who is kyle coffey. he's the former u.s. attorney from miami who had to give up his post as u.s. attorney back in the clinton administration for biting a stripper in a strip club. >> let's talk about the tactics at trump rallies and some of the videos and violence. do you think as a result of something like this now rising to a criminal level this will change the tactics at trump rallies? >> reporter: that's a great question. when we saw this happen, a lot of people thought this was bound to happen because of the violence, because of the protests, because of the heightened tension at these trump events. people thought that this kind of thing would happen. what would it change? i don't know. the campaign is denying it. co co cory lieu lewandowski. in that sweet after it happened he said that michelle fields was totally dilutional. as a matter of fact, i've never met you. when that tweet was sent, people thought okay, this is the campaign distancing itself from the violence at a time when they were happening with greater regul

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are charged with murder, aggravated burglary and aggravated robbery for the beating death of daniel coffey. he was beaten on christmas, but died december 30th at the hospital. in a matter of hours people will gather here at the colerain township community center. they'll hear about successes but also see them. that's right 79 percent. that's the success rate of the quick response team here in colerain township of getting heroin overdose patients into treatment.they've been at it since july.the team is one of the things that will be talked about at this forum tonight. those here say the success is not an end to the epidemic but a beginning of strategies that can reduce overdose deaths. that focus on hope forum is set for 630 tonight at the colerain township community forum. any one is welcome. they'll also talk about how they want to do more to help people treatment so they stay reporting live jordan burgess. 9 on your side. a bill that's sitting on indiana governor mike pence's desk would ban abortions for genetic problems... like down syndrome syndromelawmakers approved the objections of

are charged with murder, aggravated burglary and aggravated robbery for the beating death of daniel coffey. he was beaten on christmas, but died december 30th at the hospital. a backyard party, rattled by gunfire. gunfire.now 5 people are dead, and police are trying to figure out why. a deadly bacteria is spreading, and the c-d-c from.what's being tested to determine the source. alarmwe often tell you about people getting packages swiped right off their porches.now one guy says he's invented just the thing to make it stop. you're watching 9 on your side who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i'm hillary clinton and i at this hour,police near pittsburgh are looking for at least two shooters, and a motive, in an ambush-style shooting during a backyard party. we first brought you this story as breaking

coffey houses, the neighborhood bars of bohemia, where the strongest potion is coffee, and the coffeeof the house. >> to find a place where the eyes can rest. >> beatniks, they had these coffeehouses they would go in and play chess and read poetry, and those same coffeehouses became kind of a proving ground for folk singers. >> all young kids were running out to buy guitars and banjos. ♪ >> folk music gives me a lot more than the popular music of our own time does. popular songs should be sung because we don't do anything about say the bomb, you know. the whole situation come to an end. >> there's got to be an alternative to whatever ways of life are offered to them, you know? i mean, democrat, republican. and i would like to offer some kind of alternative, somehow, you know? >> folk revival scene had a big part of politics. you can't get left politics out of woody guthrie or pete seeger. so the greenwich village movement was there to celebrate people's culture. >> if you like the music, you were really signing on for their ways of looking at the world, too. ♪ and then, eventually, on

and they have kendall coffey on this case which means they have one of the best. >> they do.n florida, as with many states, the threshold for battery is so low. in florida all you need is an intentional touching that is unconsented to. in florida law is clear, you do not need to injure or harm the person to get a conviction. just that intentional touching, without permission, will suffice. in many of these cases, it's often the case you have the uncorroborated testimony of a complainant. this is a case by contrast where you have a complainant statement in addition to video evidence and then in addition to that some audio evidence as well. if you are playing defense, your position is this is a crowded event. it was a bit chaotic. not like you are a a library. there are a lot of people and the law allows for a privilege, defense of a third party. if you reasonably perceive some kind of force about to be applied to even a third party you may use reasonable force in defending them. you can meet force with equal force. that's probably going to be the defense here. >> force with eq

[ light laughter ] i'm like uncle ben, my rice doesn't stick. [ light laughter ] i feel like john coffey from the "green mile." [ laughter ] i can touch you and cure your syphilis. [ laughter ] cause that's what happened on the green mile. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: we are going to be right back with more tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] he number one network in america. i know what you're thiining, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them are stretching the truth a little bit. one claimed to be four times better. we said, four times better than who? they said, four times better than we used to be. wh-wh-wha? if you're four times better than you used to be and you're still not the best, your tagline should be, (sighs) only verizon is the nation's most awarded wireless network ever. now get 20 gigs on 4 lines for $80 when you switch to the best network. [ crowd cheering ] beer! ice cold beer! hey, can we get some beers? what beer? ummmm... redd' s apple ale! i' ll take one too. me too! hey! redd' s apple ale! redd' s apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like a b

lewandowski is represented by scott richa-richardsoscott-rl coffey of miami. inquiries are directed to mr. richardson's office. right after this, i spoke to donald trump at the miami debate. i asked him if anything came to light proving that corey lewandowski did in fact touch michelle fields, were there going to be consequences? he would not answer that question, in fact, he turned it against me, saying would i apologize if it turned out to be true that corey lewandowski did not touch michelle fields. now, it's looking as if there is actual proof that he did touch her. this is all coming at a pretty bad time for the donald trump campaign. there are a lot of reports now that he's doing poorly with women, there are polls out that show he's doing extraordinarily poorly with women. only half of republican women find him to be favorable. 70% of general election women in this country do not find him to be favorable. so this is only adding fuel to that fire that donald trump is not in fact a friend to women. he's not upholding women's values especially when you cons

of justice's amnesty program, and that means in order to qualify for that, according to professor coffey, they have to be the ones who turn him in first, who basically expos the issue first, so chesapeake, the company he founded, completely now turned on him. obviously they had a falling out several years ago, but it's just a remarkable turn of events that cull minute yates with this tragic accident this morning. >> scott, it's worst noting for sure they parted ways in 2013, but also there was private litigation within the last year or so between mcclendon personally and the company, chesapeake accusing him of stealing trade secret in order to develop his new business. that was ultimate will you settled, but that was you willy. on a moore abstract note, el know there's a feeling they had to clean up a huge mess there were minimal agreements with their partners that were almost unaffordable, so there's been a lot of wood to chop at chesapeake in terms of how he operated the company. >> and they probably had to do this clear le cannot have felt good about chess 'peek, but for the company,

as we celebrate her life and legacy as a coffey dant and finale throw first, we should honor her own right by looking at the pros we make when our elected official work together across the aisle as the reagan administration did. makes our nation more prosperous and ore nation more secure. she talks about president rag and tip o'neill. so some of these statements are infused with a lot of on the policies of the day. more and more we receive statements reflecting what you've been talking about. the marriage and how that was the core of their family and in many ways his leadership style. i think many reflect on her fierce loyalty and how that played out in political was. gayle who you were speaking to who i had a pleasure to meet really had fantastic insights on life inside the white house and the importance of a personal partner and nancy reagan took that role very seriously and certainly on issues that were far more public like the just say no campaign. she really became the face of that move mngt to try to incur with not to be involved with drugs and alcohol and go down the packet of

let's bring in kevin coffey. surprising to see you again on this subject.guilty, there is still some questions about it. and if the murder weapon were finally discovered, and if it could be matched some way f forensically to the trim, that may not be legally relevant to his murder charge, because he can't be prosecuted for murder, but that would once and for all solve the question. don't forget, in 2017 he comes up for parole in nevada. >> he's in prison and serving a term with something relate to do his memorabilia, correct? >> right, he went into a hotel in las vegas to supposedly steal back his own memorabilia. but in the process he committed multiple felonies, kidnapping, and got nailed for those. he possibly comes up for parole in a year. how would this have anything to do with this murder weapon? if it happens that it is the murder weapon, i see very small chance of him being out of jail soon. remarkably after years, there is a lot that science can discover and ascertain nowadays, and we don't know as we study this with great interest, what were the e