government has charged john vincent with aggravated identity theft. this all started in 1996, and when he decided to walk through, a texas graveyard. for more than two decade this man john vincent was known as nathan, the problem is, nathan lessowsky was a texas babe hoy died months after being born in 1972. >> we were able to discover that in fact, nathan was really john vincent, an escaped convict from texas living under this identity. approximately since 1996. >> reporter: assistant u.s. attorney amanda says vincent escaped from the halfway house in 1996, went to a graveyard and found lescowsky's tomb stone with a similar birthday. >> using that information he obtained a birth certificate for the real nathan, he then proceeded to go to social security, and he was the real nathan and actually had a social security number issued under that name at that time. >> reporter: vincent lived with that identity for 21 years until december of 2016 when his aunt logged on to ancestry.com and that is when vincent lie started to unravel >> our son's birth certif

government has charged john vincent with aggravated identity theft.ted in 1996, and when he decided to walk through, a texas graveyard. for more than two decade this man john vincent was known as nathan, the problem is, nathan lessowsky was a texas babe hoy died months after being born in 1972. >> we were able to discover that in fact, nathan was really john vincent, an escaped convict from texas living under this identity. approximately since 1996. >> reporter: assistant u.s. attorney amanda says vincent escaped from the halfy

john vincent is accused of stealing the identity of a baby after he was born in dallas, texas. the family aletterred -- alerted the authorities after a search suggesting that the baby was alive. >>> president trump said the relations with russia is at an all time low. maggie ruly has the story. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. >> the current state of u.s. russian relations is at a low point. >> reporter: a grim of u.s. russian relations from the president and american top diplomat. both called vladimir putin a friend. those in hopesful a fresh -- hopes of a fresh start have come down. the strike a response to the assad regime use of chemical weapons on his own people. that chemical weapons stockpile came from an air base where there was russians. >> i would like to think they didn't know, but they could, they were there. >> how much did rush know coming as secretary of state tillerson holds a tense two hours close-door meeting with putin saying afterwards the two share a desire for stable syria. >> our view is that the reign of the assad family is coming

>> what started as a search on ancestry.com ended in the arrest of a lansdale man, 44-year-old john vincent is charged with stealing the identity of a baby who died in 1972 two months after he was born near dallas, texas. the baby's family alerted authorities after an ancestry.com search suggested that nathan was still alive. >>> president trump's tone on russia has been cooling against russia much has to do with the chemical attack in syria, how much russia knew about the plans and when. secretary of state rex tillerson held a tense 2 hour closed door meeting with vladimir putin yesterday. >> i would like to think they didn't know, but certainly they could have, they were there, we'll find out. >> russia has spoken out against the united states military strike on syria and its calls to oust the assad regime. >>> thursday, almost friday heading to the weekend, let's talk about the weather. >> reporter: weather is looking decent overall. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing us we are dry as we head out for the thursday morning commute. wow, it's thursday already, we're zooming through th

john vincent authorities say he escaped from a halfway house in text, went to a graveyard and stole the identity of a baby buried there. nathan laskowski. in 1996. he lived with that identity 21 years until december when when the aunt logged on to ancestry.com >> our son's birth certificate, death certificate came up, which she fully expected. after that, a marriage license came up. and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she faces a five-year mandatory sentence under the law. >>> president trump is flipping on a campaign promise. admit the commander in chief through his support behind nate. both leaders agreed the members oh of the military alliance will increase to defend terrorism. >> secretary general and i had a prod

john vincent authorities say he escaped from a halfway house in text, went to a graveyard and stole the identity of a baby buried there. nathan laskowski. in 1996. he lived with that identity 21 years until december when when the aunt logged on to ancestry.com >> our son's birth certificate, death certificate came up, which she fully expected. after that, a marriage license came up. and so that's what started it. >> vincent is in federal custody tonight. if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory two-year federal prison sentence. >>> a chester woman is facing charges for allegedly straw purchasing handguns that ended up on the street she's behind bars on $10,000 bail, she purchased nine guns for a relative she believed had a criminal record and couldn't buy the guns himself. if convicted she faces a five-year mandatory sentence under the law. >>> president trump is flipping on a campaign promise. admit the commander in chief through his support behind nate. both leaders agreed the members oh of the military alliance will increase to defend terrorism. >> secretary general and i had a prod

this is suspect john vincent, authorities say that 1996, he escaped from a texas halfway house, went to a graveyard and stole identity of the baby, buried there, nathan l.a. on. his aunt, logged on to ancestry.com. >> our son's birth certificate , death certificate came up and then after that, a marriage license came up. laskoski. >> if convicted he faces a minimum mandatory, federal prison sentence. >>> and jury selection begins next week in the trial of the camden county fat's accused of killing his own son, dj creato ace accused of killing three-year eld brendan and dumping his body in the wooded area of cooper river park. prosecutors wanted jurors to travel to the exact spot where brandon's body was found and judge said that jurors can travel to that spot, site. creato remained silent in the camden county courtroom yesterday. >>> officials will conduct an autopsy on a man died in the plane crash in western pennsylvania. this was the plane wreckage yesterday afternoon at ross airport 20 miles south of pittsburgh. investigators say 42 year-old john graham the third was doing touch

investigators say man named john vincent had assumed nathan's identity 20 years ago. prosecutor say vincent had escaped from texas halfway-house in march of 1996, and used nathan's name to start another life here in pennsylvania. if convicted, vincent faces a lengthy prison sentence, and a half million dollars fine. >> so a man wait to go pound on his estranged wife and her boyfriend, police say, he had hidden in a closet before caring out this attack. now, listen to this. the incident happened monday on the 2300 block of fairview avenue in hatfield. police say jason william beck broke into the house and hid in the master bedroom closet waiting for his wife and her boyfriends to come home and go to bed. you know what. police say beck came out of the closet, and pepper sprayed the couple, guess who is here, they say he then stabbed and beat the boyfriend, his wife was also assaulted. beck had a protection from abuse order banning him from going to the house for or even contacting any member of the family. he remains in jail after failing to pose bail. the victims were

com, discovered something strange, turns out, investigators say, a man named john vincent assumed nathan'sntity two decades ago. prosecutors say vincent escaped from a texas halfway-house in march of 1996 and used nathan's name to start a new life in pennsylvania. vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted, he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >>> a show of support for korean war veteran in city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two armed men, pushing their way, into 88 year old peter laboota's home, then tying him up. over ooh warriors watch riders, cruised passed his home last night. group stopped in to show their support for the korean war vet. >> what happened today should never happen to any veteran or anybody. you know, specially the vet. everybody forgets about them. >> i am 88. whawhat can i do? >> police say the suspect ransacked his home, stealing $30,000 in cash, guns, and his mint condition 1986 cadillac fleetwood. police and detective quickly put out alert, found the stolen car, two people are in police custody. detective

turn out investigators say john vincent had a assumed nathan's identity two decades ago.secutors say vincent had escaped from texas halfway house in march of 1996 and used nathan's name to start another life in pennsylvania. well he faces all kinds of charges. if convicted vincent faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >>> tonight a delaware county mother of four is facing five years in prison. she's accused of buying an arsenal of guns for her nephew a convicted felon our chris o'connell joining us law enforcement trying to stop the par raised illegal guns, chris fresh hitting the streets. >> reporter: that's right thomas. prosecutors in delaware county say it is becoming an epidemic. illegal guns on the streets and in the hands of serious criminals. but what's so alarming to cops is how they are getting those guns. 35-year-old vicky towns perez hiding her face leaving the delaware county courthouse. prosecutors say the chester mom of four is a gun trafficker. >> a ruling we are, taurus, kell tech and also a glock. nine of these guns were put on

turns out investigators say john vincent assumed nathan's identity two decades agoment prosecutors say vincent escaped from a texas halfway-house in march of 1996, and used nathan's name to start a new life in pennsylvania. vincent has been charged with numerous offenses, if convicted he faces a lengthy prison sentence and a half million dollars fine. >> a show of support for korean war veteran in the city bustleton section, comes in the wake of two arm men, pushing their way into 88 year old peter laboota's home wednesday and tying him up. over 50 warriors watch riders crews passed his home last night. group stopped to show their support for the korean war veteran. >> what happened today should never happen to any veteran or anybody. you know, especially the vet. everybody forgets about them. >> i'm 88. what can i do? >> police say the suspects ran sacked his home stealing $30,000 in cash, guns, and his minute condition 1986 cadillac fleetwood. police and detective quickly put out alert, found the stolen car, two people were arrested, detectives are searching their homes for any of th

. >> vincent del judas has known his cell mate, john martinez, since childhood. >> we grew up from sincee high, went to elementary together, juvenile hall together. now we're here. we know it's kind of crazy, because we're going to see each other in the pen. >> they grew up in a part of oakland known as murder dubs, because of its history of drug trafficking and gang violence. martinez is accused of murder and four counts of attempted murder, to which he's pled not guilty. in an unrelated case, del judas is also charged with four counts of attempted murder. he too has pled not guilty. >> right now i've been down for two and a half years. but i'm not taking no double digit, you know. i'm trying to get them down to the lowest number they can. if it's possible. but if not, i'll go to try. to me, it's nothing. >> though both men say they are innocent of their latest charges, they admit that crime has long been a part of their lives. >> i was running the street at 7 years old, breaking into the cars, already doing hell of [ bleep ] and drinking and smoking. >> we were on the streets all the t

john farrell, better known as jack, author of the book "richard nixon, a life." at the very end of your book , in the footnotes, you say this. "he hoped that billy graham or norman vincent would handle the prayers, and 'doesn't want a catholic or jew to partip

john farrell, better known as jack, author of the book "richard nixon, a life." at the very end of your book , in the footnotes, you say this. "he hoped that billy graham or norman vincentle would handle the prayers, and 'doesn't want a catholic or jew to participate.'" what was that all about? john: this is that his funeral. nixon came from a very provincial background. we think of southern california as highways and subdivisions but when he was growing up it was orange groves and hills and small towns in between. he grew up with a certain provincial bigotry. i think he got some of that from his father, an unlearned man. over the years, nixon learned to deal with it because he did do almost anything if he had to. he had great advisors like linen garment, henry kissinger, arthur burns who were jewish, but in private against his enemies who were jewish, he could be very ugly. i think this was sort of a blanket statement. holdeman had his own biases, but nixon wanted a protestant, mainstream, white american. brian: i found the last 120 pages where there were source notes, not a part of the narrative in your book, some of the most interesting stuff. anybody watching, usual

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"he hoped that billy graham or norman vincent peele would , and 'doesn'tyers want a catholic or jew to participate.'" what was that all about? johnthis is that his funeral. some -- nixon grew up in orange groves and hills and small towns in between. he grew up with a certain provincial bigotry. i think he got some of that from his father, an unlearned man. .ver the years, nixon learned to deal with it because he had to he could do -- nixon to do with it because he had to. he could do anything if he had to. he could be very ugly. i think this was sort of a blanket statement. -- holdeman had his own biases, but nixon wanted a protestant, mainstream, white american. brian: i found the last 120 pages where there were source notes, not a part of the narrative in your book, some of the most interesting stuff. , usually people that are older, they are going to know who richard nixon wasn't all that. that's why i am focusing on this. with that in mind, i want you to hear something that you know about from one of the tapes. holdeman knowdid that nick's and had a taping system? john: he and some others were the only ones. brian: this is ke

john roebling, built his first bridge in pittsburgh. so it connects, no doubt about it. really meantho any to me in many ways than other of the whole chorus of great teachers was vincent scully at yale, who taught the history of architecture. i was, as were thousands of students over the years he taught, swept off my feet by his lectures. unbelievable. he made it possible for you to see in a way you had never seen before just by showing you what he saw, what he could translate from the visual image for you into the english language. he was a genius. is a genius. he is still living. brian: were you a straight a student? david: no, i forced around a around at -- i horsed little bit. i wasn't very good in physics. i wasn't very good and the subject's taught by teachers i thought were boring. bad, but i did find. e. -- i did fine. i graduated with honors. i loved to paint. i still think. my enthusiasm was divided between writing and painting. still is. for me, painting is a release from my work because in painting, you don't have to use any words. brian: your book on the northwest ordinance, what is the timetable on that one? david: i hope to have it finished by the end of next

norman vincent peele would handle the prayers -- this is not his funeral -- and 'doesn't want a catholic or jew to participate.'" this comes from a hold them in comments. what was that all about? johnthis was at his funeral. a californiaom background. when he was growing up, it was the outback. it was orange groves and hills and small towns in between. he grew up with a certain provincial bigotry. i think he got some of that from his father, who was an unlearned man. and over the years nixon learned , to deal with it because he had to. nixon could do almost anything because he had to. so he had kissinger and others who were jewish, but in private, against his enemies who happened to be jewish, he could be very ugly. i think this was sort of a blanket statement. holdeman had his own biases, but perhaps he took it down a little more severely than it sounds. nixon definitely wanted a protestant, mainstream, white american burial. brian: i found the last 120 pages where there were source notes, not a part of the narrative in your book, some of the most interesting stuff. and anybody watching, usually people are older that watch is kind of a program they are going , to know who knew thi