we're going to everest, okay? it'd be nice to leave an ass print on everest. hey. hey. hey, what's up? we're going to climb mt. everest. yeah, baby! really? i looked into that. yeah, but i mean, it costs, like, $60,000 and, you know, you could die and... you would die. oh... well. we could get that everest video though. yeah, we could do that without, you know, risking our lives at all. and while we're down at the video store you know what else we could rent? die hard. ♪ so no one told you life was gonna be this way ♪ ♪ your job's a joke, you're broke ♪ ♪ your love life's d.o.a. ♪ it's like you're always stuck in second gear ♪ ♪ when it hasn't been your day ♪ your week, your month, or even your year ♪ ♪ but i'll be there for you ♪ 'cause you're there for me, too. ♪ so what did we decide? does your uncle nathan get an invite or not? oh, god, nobody likes him. and he's so cheap. i mean, he'd never fly to london in a million years. yeah, invite him. hey, did i do these neat enough? yeah. they're fine. yeah? if anyone asks we'll say that ben addressed them. ( chuckles ) oh.

plus a band from the mountain where this man and significant other no longer allowed to climb mount everest all >> we have big news new story at 11:00 o'clock the boulder police speaking out today about the murder case of jonbenet ramsey the story has been in the national spotlight for decades and december will mark a 20 years and since it happened new at 11 the police are expressing their commitment to the case all these years later. >> you continue to work continue to work closely with the boulder district attorney's office consult with experts and call upon local and national resources as needed. >> we have not and will not give up. >> we remain focused on this investigation and finding justice for jonbenet jonbenet ramsey was six years old when she was reported back in december of 26 of 1996 she was missing her body later found in the basement of her boulder home the boulder police asking anyone with information to contact them developing this morning a reporter for the denver post killed while in a gotten some new information on the fair person suspected of hitting her gym holy is aliv

you gotta call everest. you still here?> smith: by 2013, california's attorney general would share her findings with the department of education. soon after, officials in washington decided to cut off the flow of federal funds until corinthian could back up their claims of job placement. >> the way financial aid typically works, it's almost like they give the institution a credit card, and they can... in anticipation of getting that bill paid by the department of education, they can spend the money in advance. what the department of education said is basically, it took away the credit card and said, "no, no, we need to verify your expenses before we get reimbursed." >> i think we're in the peak of the highest amount of worry right now. >> smith: trace urdan was closely monitoring the company. he told me that for most of the previous year, the ceo of corinthian, jack massimino, was downplaying his problems. >> he would say, "it's gonna be fine, you know, we've put these things in place and it's all gonna be good, and you kno

we have information on the next everest outreach event on the website. i'm kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >>> we're working on several new stories for you ahead at 11:00. moments after stepping off the school bus. thankfully they are both okay. new at 11:00, one of their mothers described what she heard in the background when police called her to tell her what happened. >>> also new at 11:00 y this woman born with no arms is suing universal studios. >> announcer: this is a fox 25 storm tracker weather alert. >> we of course are tracking hermine and the potential impacts it will bring over the week. but before we finish off this week quite picture of the day. the courtyard just a hidden gem. just a beautiful day out there. high temperature in boston 75 degrees. inland we did touch near 80 and we saw some high thin clouds move on in making for a gorgeous sunset. i'm expecting to still see some stars out there >> we cool down back into. cool start to the day tomorrow and temperatures will be similar to today climbing into the 70s with the win developing off

after a conference with the everest voluntarily closed to make some major repairs. they should be reinspected later this week. karizma lounge bar is still closed. darcy spears, 13 action news. former n-f-l quarterback tim tebow is making his baseball debut. we'll take you to florida for his first minor league workout.. and why we might see him on a regular basis at cashman field. and.... a hollywood shocker that's on everyone's mind.... right now! "brangelina"... no more... why angelina is filing for baseball player yesterday in port st. lucie, florida. he's now in the new york mets' minor league training camp. sot tebow "i'm part of the mets family.'" // 12:52:03 for me success is going to be defined by giving it everything i have and being the best i can be. this is a whole new world for the former college football heisman trophy winner.. his mets' jersey.. number-15.. is already on sale online.. and e-s-p-n says it's one of the best sellers. if tebow does well.. there's a chance we could see him playing for the las vegas 51's next season. now... here's today's to

everest institute now shuttered campus. torres is now attending a four year nursing program while still paying federal student loans for her everest degree. right now i still over $10,000. it was very expensive. there was a lot of sacrifices that went into place giving up a job that i had to be able to go to school. >> we were promised jobs and i don't have a job. >> reporter: ter tessa mendez is now attending roxbury community college despite time and mone campus. now being converted into condos. >> they have left these students high and dry, they've left taxpayers high and dry. >> reporter: massachusetts attorney general maura healy says that's why massachusetts and several other states sued to shut down everest institute. the federal government closed the campus' nationwide in 2015 after an investigation revealed the school misled students on job placements and earning potential. suck students in, suck their money through the form of federal loans and offer really nothing in terms of a meaningful education. >> reporter:

everest india's cuisine knew who we were the second we walked in. in fact, he says after inspection day, they were expecting us. 5:34 ishwor mishra: i wasn't here but when they were like, oh, we got a c, i was like, i was telling my wife about it. darcy: well, your prophecy came true. mt. everest on sahara and valley view narrowly avoided shutdown with a 39-demerit c grade. 4:03 ishwor: this is like the first--second time we got c so far. their first c was just a few months ago--in may. that's why they're required to attend a supervisory conference with the health district for issues with non-compliance. as for their current c grade? 1:21 ishwor mishra: we had a few problems inside. there was a few handwashing washing your hands for five seconds with no soap is not proper sanitation. that's the first violation inspectors documented. there was also parsley and fried vegetables uncovered in the walk-in. chicken thawing in standing water. baskets stacked directly on top of fried bread. and no sanitizer in the sink where dishes were supposedly being san

everest india's cuisine knew who we were the second we walked in. in fact, he says after inspection day, they were expecting us. 5:34 ishwor mishra: i wasn't here but when they were like, oh, we got a c, i was like, damn it, we probably will be there. i was telling my wife about it. darcy: well, your prophecy came true. mt. everest on sahara and valley view narrowly avoided shutdown with a 39-demerit c gr 4:03 ishwor: this is like the first--second time we got c so far. their first c was just a few months ago--in may. that's why they're required to attend a supervisory conference with the health district for issues with non-compliance. as for their current c grade? 1:21 ishwor mishra: we had a few problems inside. there was a few handwashing problems. washing your hands for five seconds with no soap is not proper sanitation. with no soap is not proper fried vegetables uncovered in the walk-in. baskets stacked directly on top of fried bread. and no sanitizer in the sink where dishes were supposedly being sanitized. 1:25 ishwor: a little bit of here a

this woman coughs more than bob marley getting a hernia test on the summit of mount everest. they threw her in the back of that suv like she was a sack of rock salt. oh, excuse me, a sack of fertilizer. she still has half the country are going to vote for her. it's a cudahy ta. she has the fbi in her bag. the irs in her bag. the doj in her bag.

everest india's cuisine knew who we were the second we walked in. in fact, he says after inspection day, they were expecting us. 5:34 ishwor mishra: i wasn't here but when they were like, oh, we got a c, i was like, darcy: well, your prophecy came true. mt. everest on sahara and valley view narrowly avoided shutdown with a 39-demerit c gra 4:03 ishwor: this is like the first--second time we got c so far. their first c was just a few months ago--in may. that's why they're required to attend a supervisory conference with the health district for issues with non-compliance. as for their current c grade? 1:21 ishwor mishra: we had a few problems inside. there was a few handwashing problems. washing your hands for five seconds with no soap is not proper sanitation. that's the first violation fried vegetables uncovered in the walk-in. chicken thawing in standing water. baskets stacked directly on top of fried bread. and no sanitizer in the sink where dishes were supposedly being sanitized. 1:25 ishwor: a little bit of here and there. i mean... so yeah... i

everest india's cuisine knew who we were the second we walked in. in fact, he says after inspection day, they were expecting us. 5:34 ishwor mishra: i wasn't here but when they were like, s like, damn it, we probably will be there. i was telling my wife about it. darcy: well, your prophecy came true. mt. everest on sahara and valley view narrowly avoided shutdown with a 39-demerit c grade. 4:03 ishwor: this is like the far. their first c was just a few months ago--in may. that's why they're required to attend a supervisory conference with the health district for issues with non-compliance. as for their current c grade? 1:21 ishwor mishra: we had a few problems inside. there was a few handwashing problems. washing your hands for five seconds with no soap is not proper sanitation. that's the first violation inspectors documented. there was also parsley and fried vegetables uncovered in the walk-in. water. baskets stacked directly on top of fried bread. and no sanitizer in the sink where dishes were supposedly being sanitized. 1:25 ishwor: a little bit

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everest voluntarily closed to closed. darcy spears, 13 action news. we're following a lot of breaking news -- a homicide in the soutwest part of the valley we'll be back with a recap and a final check of your first alert forecast. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news person is dead and metro police homicide. it's happening near flamingo and decatur. right now action news fast and first and only crew on scene. this is a live look. police say it's a very fluid situation.. we'll bring you the latest information on air and online once we get it., overnight a big scare on the that shot hitan unoccupied car. no one was actually hit. the person whi disharged the weapon was arrested. neighobors tell 13 action news a woman stabbed to death in henderson is amanda kaplan.. they also tell us michael kaplan-- isthe man accused of killing the mother of three. police say the three kids were inside the home at the time of the murder.. they'll now go into protective services. police tell us they've never been called to the home before overnight

dozens of tractors took off for the ninth annual tractor cruise in everest, kansas. they're doing it for a good cause though -- all funds are going to the angelman syndrome foundation. that's a rare neuro-genetic disease that occurs in about one in 15-thousand births. participants say it's fun -- but really it's all about the charity. last year, organizers say the cruise raised more than two-thousand dollars. cruise raised more than two-thousand dollars. did you know there's actually a japanese word for letting books pile up but not reading them? difficult to pronounce but today's the day to end it -- national read a book day. we have some studies of the benefits of book reading, coming up. back in the former sheriff -- but rather than defending the law he's being >>> this is 9 news. >> back in the courtroom for a former sheriff rather than defending a law he's being prosecuted by it. years of controversy all coming down to this. >> he's exercising his statement. >> talking about president obama defending colin kaepernick's refusing to stand for the national anthem.

>> did you ever see the film of the guy who tries to read the newspaper on top of mount everest. and the paper gets blown away and half his clothes and you try to hold on and look like you're still on the same planet. >> stephen: he's the wind or mount everest? >> he's both. he's incredible. he's sort of the -- >> so are you, john slattery. you're on broadway. you're a star. you're a broadway star! ( cheers and applause ) nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> stephen: and so sorry about the ken finkeled man thing. "the front page" opens october 20 at the broadhurst theatre. john slattery, everybody! we'll be right back with oliver stone. ? ? ? ( applause ) it's time for some straight talk. most wireless companies offer no-contract plans, but getting a new phone... usually means getting locked into a contract. there's a better way! with new straight talk plus, get a samsung galaxy s7 for as low as thirty-one dollars a month, no contract. cancel any time, no penalties. it's time to ask yourself... ...why haven't i switched? add our unlimited plan... ...on america's largest, most

everest. where are his medical records? >> i actually have a copy here of mike baker's -- a letter from mikebacker's doctor. i hope you don't mind. >> i am a transparent guy. >> he is an ageless male under my care since september 15th, 2016. i am a botanist and a graduate of ball so hard university. mr. baker was hospitalized at the age of 9 by breaking his fist on somebody's face. his lab results looks 10, body 10, charm 10.5. his bank account is in the millions and his liver is black and fully functional. his last colon nose ask you pea was great for both of us. >> he told me it was standard procedure. that's why i was curious about the digital exams. >> his ekg and psa and omg and brb were spectacular and he is down with opp. there is no family history of being a pansy. he takes out names and an ass whooping. he is perfect in every way. harvey b frankenstein. >> can i have a copy? >> jimmy, is all the health stuff behind us now? >> no. h is scary. >> she was wobbly. >> the the election gets scarier every day. i don't kno

the suspect reportedly smashed a door at everest market on standish avenue yesterday, stealing cigarettes and cash. anyone with information is asked to contact quincy police. a warning from natick police after this break-in is caught on camera. police reminding everyone about the importance of keeping your doors and windows locked. they believe this person was probably a guest at the home at some point and knew the camera was there. but they y avoid similar crimes by securing your doors. this november massachusetts voters will decide whether to make the use, sale and cultivation of marijuana by adults 21 and over legal. >> the shocking comparison to college tuition. >> a child being disciplined and public. what would you do? reaction to one mom whose concerns went viral. there is rain that will work south and to our west. some of it will get here. >> and staying on top of the deadly train derailment. one person is dead and others injured. ntsb is searching through the rubble trying to figure out why special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter scho

in 1953, they became the first men to climb mount everest. when they came down, their names and faces graced the pages of newspapers and television "for tenzing and hillary, the men who reached the top, there were silver replicas of the mighty mountain which they had conquered." but even a knighthood wouldn't keep hillary from exploring the globe. in 1958, he was back in the headlines. this time, hillary headed south leading a team over the 12- hundred mile over land journey to the south pole. "five men, three tractors, and their fuel -- almost finhe after the last 70-mile forced march. that's how the new zealand antarctic team, led by sir edmund hillary, reached the south pole. " but by 1960, the famous explorer was being called back to the mountains where he made his name. he was drawn by stories the sherpas told and by footprints he had seen in the snow. the myth of a monster lurking among the earth's highest reaches. "sir edmund is going to try another expedition. he's here for it. this time, he's going off in quest of that legendary char

program she is now attending a four year nursing program while still paying student loans for her everest degree. >> i owe over $10,000. it's frustrating because it was expensive. there were a lot of sacrifices that went into place giving up the job i had to be able to go o school. >> they promised job after this and i don't have a job. >> this woman is now attending roxbury community college despie now being converted into condos. >> they've left these students high and dry, they've left taxpayers high and dry. >> the massachusetts attorney general says that's why massachusetts and several other states sued to shut down the everest institute. they closed the campuses nationwide in 2015 after an investigation revealed the schol misled students on job placemens and earning potential. >> instead all they did was suck students in, s through the form of federal loas and offer really nothing in ters of a meaningful education. >> she says her office is taking this fight a step further. >> hosting a series of events to walk students through the proces of asking the u.s. department of ed to disch

never met my great-grandfather they figure is much is as much they've been making the redesigning everest of the church organs. he started in 1850 side is church organs. he started in 1850 side is founded by a man named butler. german immigrants settling clevelandnd 1902 my great-grandfather moved upf st. mary's ohio to go over way out of their 5 feet long and shorter it is time to make i'd say that three or four different areas of expertise that are represented in the pipes aren't pressed or in the pipes aren't pressed or extruded or a castth voicing is adjusting the sound of the pipee so that as each. what makes them special is that designed in late 1970s that means there is a jerk mechanical linkagelves has the beautifulto casework that t was original toe the room which we readjusted fit to the instrument that we were to find the complete list you can go to their website after the break we are going to the we are here at the flats were there oldest irish pub were going to put this on hold. we went straight to the kitchen her join for quite some time. most notably are fish five. what's

he was on everest airline. he, naturally, had to document the entire 14 hour flight. it is like a movie theater. if i want a drink and i do not want to have to call them, the fact that that is motorized is ridiculous. it is completely unnecessary. this is caviar. if you do not know, caviar is fish eggs. flippers, eyeshades, pajamas. very nice. this is more comfortable than my bed at home. it is so cozy. it is amazg. it would be. i'm 43,000 feet in the air right now. >> any of the shades -- and he had the shades on the whole time. >> his video has been viewed 3 million times and counting. that is a good time. >> he is a youtube hits. he tied a rope to a jeep and he rode around new york city. >> i remember that story. >> that is an upgrade from that. >> seriously, for sure. >> check it out. >>> talk about a view. this is from the international space station. they are seeing lightning from above. it is muffled somewhat. it is pretty neat to see the golden lights their. i'm not exactly sure where they shot this, but great to see that from space. a very unique perspective.

everest. a little selfie. how are you, gary? it's a backpack full of weed and rocks. brand-new endorsement could give him a big boost. >>> and a closer look at "fox news poll"s about how the voters feel about their candidates? that's coming up next. keep it here. ♪ ah, my poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. thwow, it's nice.ew 2016 chevy malibu. let's check it out. do any of you have kids? i do yes. this car has a feature built in called teen driver technology, which lets parent's see how their teens are driving. oh, that's smart. it even mutes the radio until the seat belt is fastened. will it keep track of how many boys get it in the car? (laughter) cause that could be useful. this is ahead of what my audi has for sure. wish my beamer had that. i didn't even know tha

everest, wow! >> this guy's a maniac. you know, i challenged him -- >> don't go there. >> that 22 push-ups, i challenged and i did 22 push-ups, i said i challenge charlie. you know what he texted me back? i could do 100. >> charlie, you don't want -- my doctor first thing comes out neil, i don't know what you're doing, 10,000 steps a minimum a day. i said can i drive them? apparently that was not an option. but, you know, we look at these issues. we ended the week, if you think about it, and you can help me with this, we're talking about the berther issue, again, all this stuff, but we began talking about weight and health and whether they're up to the task. but do any of these kind of issues even matter unless it's e egregio egregious? >> we're talking about it, but donald trump gave a great economic speech this week. i think it was his best speech so far in this election. >> but was it endorsed? >> it might have been, but here's -- he could set the agenda. and if he's smart, he'll deal with what he's dealing with now. y

this is william everest. he saved his allowance for seven months and instead of treating himself on something nice he spent his money to show appreciation for local law enforcement. >> reed: he bought lunch for his entire force. he decided he wanted to have a kindness day to treat officers youtube video about a homeless person. that shows he has a parent who shows here's what's going on in the world and here is how we can respond. >> marie: remember the story of the college football player who reached out to a young boy with autism? the story just keeps getting better. >> reed: got me right in the heart. this was the photo that got it started. today florida statewide receiver travis rudolph reunited with that little boy who was sitting alone at lunch. rudolph surprised beau and his mother by in to the seminoles game tonight. >> marie: rudolph befriended him during a visit to his middle school. the back story that is the boy who has autism was sitting alone at lunch and rudolph didn't stand for that. he sat do

63-year-old johnston has on the highest mountain on each of the seven continents including mount everest completed 17 marathons. also finished for ironman world championship triathlons. thanl news powered by more 2600 analysts in 120 countries. matt, can you keep up with mr. johnson? matt: i will do my best with your help, mark crumpton. the nasdaq where abigail doolittle has the latest. abigail: the big story is the return to volatility. the last six trading sessions. that, the worst week since february. on an intraday basis. still down slightly right now, but again, behind a lot of this action is apple. shares have been higher in the morning. they turn sharply lower. it was premature. it could be consolidation. they had the best week in five years. could be consolidating the 11% move. 33 -- 3641, excuse me. this is a longer chart. pointing to the recent spikes higher, none compares to last week's parabolic move. the important thing is that stock is well above the down trend of the last year or so. that is bullish. ,ven if the stock drops a bit it can be positioned bullishly. that helpe

, ironman and biker, he has scaled the highest peak on each of the 7 constiments, including mount everest. please join me in welcome mooring the hon nant gary johnson. [applause] >> okay. shabazz, if you live in indiana, you know this man from t.v. he is award winning political writer, and he has been covering and writing about state and local government, in indians o indiana -- >> i was basically a crime reporter. >> he hosts the talk show, and writes opinions for the star, and, recorder, and the state house file.com. he's ap frequent panel list to channel 6, this week, and inside indiana business. he is editor and publish sher of indy palm will a particulars.org, as one of the best political blogs in the nation. >> you are a busy man. >> he's an attorney, and holds teaching positions at the university of indianapolis, and, ivey tech community college. please join me in welcome mooring shabazz. [applause] >> thank you. >> with that, take it away. >>> all right. first of all, i want to extend a thank you to you folks here, for having me up here to play moderator. just to want let you know

a fire station in everest, washington by a man who claimed to be a marine. it was sent to the washington state patrol crime lab for forensic analysis to determine if it was, in fact, the ground zero flag. the scientist who examined the flag discussed his findings. >> if you look at the original photograph, you see a certain black electric tape. it had the same general profile. i knew that this could 9/11 museum ahead of the commemoration ceremonies. good timing for that. good to have it back. erin: definitely. scientists have long known the human tongue can detect sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and savory. now a new study says a sixth taste should be added to the list. sean: i don't know about this one. they say starchy is a newly identified taste that may shed light on why we enjoy carbohydrate-heavy foods. they conducted experiments with 100 participants. many of them described a liquid solution as starchy. a finding suggests that starch can be tasted. erin: salty. in sports the red sox finished their series against the san diego padres. they attorneyed david

nbd is tim fox from everest . make sure you stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back.ousef debiting in dubai. angie: and i'd angie lau in hong kong. quick check of the lie lines -- of the headlines. a financial company's jockeying and aramco's ipo. izuho says it wants to take on a role in the privatization plan. and two other japanese leaders signed a nonbinding agreement with aramco to cooperate with its share sale, which could come as early as next year. a dubai website is said to be selling a stake worth $1.2 billion. the online retailer known as the amazon of the middle east has hired goldman sachs to find buyers. associates told bloomberg that us-based tiger global massive -- management and a south african company are open to selling part of their holdings. financial is working with citigroup to find a buyer for its stake in bank muscat. an sale was triggered by agreement with creditors, and the 12% stake is worth $300 million. investors say oil pension funds have expects -- expressed interest in the sale. we want to wrap things up with breaking news crossing the

everest. a little selfie. how are you, gary? it's a backpack full of weed and rocks. brand-new endorsement could give him a big boost. >>> and a closer look at "fox news poll"s about how the voters feel about their candidates? that's coming up next. keep it here. . kennedy: all right, one of the biggest issues of this election has been of course immigration, and donald trump may build a wall along mexico border, so racist against canadians. brand-new "fox news poll"s show 43% of voters want a wall while 53% oppose the idea. the party panel is back here. let's get back into it, shall we? hillary clinton had a nine-point lead six weeks ago as we said at the top of the show, and now up by one. the poll has a plus or minus margin of error of three points. >> couple of things, all of them within her capability to control. someone in her team, maybe her made the decision she would do two public events in a month-long period or the second half of the month of august, i should say. two public events. 20 fund-raisers but two places to talk about policy or pushback on anything

corinthian brand include everest college, among others and has had more than 100 campuses nationwide and into canada closed profit colleges saying that they make promise of high quality jobs after graduation. but the reality is schools have low graduation rates, low employment rates, post graduation, and high student loan debt. and here's the real issue for the obama administration, for their part. while they admit the plight of students is disturbing if they were to forgive all student loans corinthian and it t tech the government would lose out on billions of dollars. the bill for these failed schools. this is definitely a no witn situation for everyone. myra main out of job today. these at president of florida a & m. earlier this year board of trustee refused to extend her contract. she was originally hired as someone who could change the school's reputation following the hazing death of robert champion. but it has ab power struggle. last two years between him and the trustees. >> there is table right now. she would resign today as president. but still keep her $425,000 salary unt

ironman, and bicyclist, he has scaled the highest peak on each of the seven continents including mount everest. folks, please join me in welcoming the honorable gary johnson. [applause] >> ok, abdul-hakim shabazz, he lives in indianapolis. you know this man from television, radio, and print media. -- he is an award-winning political writer and commentator. he has been writing about local government in 20 years. steve: and in illinois -- hosts the and writes opinions for the indianapolis star. indianapolis recorder. he is a frequent panelist and six thisor to channel week and inside indiana business. he is also editor and publisher of indie politics. work which has recognized by the washington post two years in a row as one of the best political blogs in the nation. you are a busy man he is an attorney and holds adjunct teaching positions at the aiversity of indianapolis and community tech college. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming abdul-hakim shabazz. [applause] >> and with that, take it away. mr. shabazz: first of all, i want to extend a hearty thank you to you at the detroit

he's climbed mount everest.nowledge. >> so does your candidate. >> he's a pure isolationist. >> donald trump's got tons of charisma and tons of energy. >> not a lot of knowledge when it comes to foreign policy. >> people were surprised he did own it. he said i'm sorry, i screwed up. in this political climate, that's a rarity. >> but rick perry owned his massive error -- >> i'm not saying he's going to win, finally gaining extraction and to go on national television to say i screwed up. that is big of him. i don't see candidates doing that. rarely, rarely, if ever see candidates doing that especially in this election. >> thank you. >> gary johnson is still -- >> we'll be right back. mornin'. hey, do you know when the game starts? 11 hours. oh. well, i'm heading back to my room. (announcer) want to wake up at super bowl 51? super bowl! (announcer) enter courtyard's super bowl sleepover contest at courtyard.com for your chance to win. i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he

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that is lost to history and so the very first when he was asked to write was the everest. thank you for your question. >> how many copies were there altogether? >> there are five that exist today that is written in his own hands. we always wait for the day. someone says nobody knew, but guess what. i will quickly tell you that one day i was invited to someone's home. a friend had passed away and he had some lincoln related documents. they asked if i could come down and i said sure, absolutely. we got there and they had it in a hefty bag. all i kept thinking was, thank god no one had thrown it out. when mom cleans out the baseball cards. it turns out it had two lincoln letters. knew ofhich historians its previous existence but thought it had been destroyed and didn't know it was still in existence. so you really never know. i have hope there is a six copy. >> you said there is one in the lincoln bedroom in the white house. >> one at cornell university, two at the library of congress, and then we have one. our springfield museum is only one of two places that has it. -- that

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johnson is -- his biggest enemy, sadly, and he's actually an interesting guy, he's climbed mount everest, but he lacks chris ma and knowledge. >> so does your candidate. >> he's a pure isolationist. donald trump's got tons of charisma and tons of energy, that's why the american public loves him. >> not a lot of knowledge. >> people were pretty surprised that he did own it and say, i'm sorry, i screwed up, and in this political climate right now. >> that's a rarity. >> very big of him. >> yeah, but rick perry owned -- remember, rick perry owned his massive error. >> i'm not saying he's going to win. not to say that, but for someone to be on that -- on the stage, finally gaining some traction, and to go on national television and say you know what, i screwed up, i'm sorry, i was wrong. that's pretty big of him. i don't see candidates doing that. rarely, rarely if ever see candidates do that, especially in this election. >> very refreshing >> gary johnson is still -- >> we're going to talk about foot in mouth disease. we'll be right back. "ow..." "are you okay?" "yeah, i just got charged fo