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i put that down there 19 years ago. >> reporter: groden grew up in new york and moved to dallas almosto, proving the kennedy assassination conspiracy is his life's mission. you can find him on the grassy knoll every weekend, arguing his case. >> do people come out here and say, man, you're just crazy? >> nobody says that. >> nobody? >> nobody. there's i guess amalgamation between the mob and the elements in the cia. >> the cia and the mob working together is the theory that somehow -- >> most people that really know the case are somewhere in that ballpark. >> reporter: that is the legacy that still hangs over deely plaza, one of the most tragic events of the 20th century. still shrouded for many in mystery. ed lavendera, cnn, dallas. >> don't miss the cnn special "the assassination of president kennedy" tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> and still to come, desperate for relief in the philippines, eight people were killed today during a stampede. they were just trying to get food. survival there is on the line. we're going to go to the scene live. it's of

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actor charles groden has a new role and he is a voice for prisoners who was harshly convicted for crimeshey didn't commit. r my dail commentaries on the mike huckabee. get deat mikehuckabee.com. >> charles grobin has starred in movies and been in radio talk shows. he is helping people who are overcharged by the criminal justice system. ryan hole was convicted of first degree murder for a burglary. holly didn't kill the victim and was notine near the crime scene. he was sleeping at home. but he lent his car to friends and they used it to drive to the scene of the crime. was senn prison without the possibility of parole. charles grodin. this is particularly troubling. this young man was not even near the scene of the crime. >> he was convicted of premeditated murder. he lent his car. he had no record and he writes me from prison and a yes, sir, and yes, ma'am kind of kid tells me about what he wants to do out of prison. he will not get out unless something is done about this. being an advocate for inmates who are unfairly in prison. i want to say a lot of people are let out of prison that

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i put that down there 19 years ago. >> reporter: groden grew up in new york and moved to dallas almostars ago, proving the kennedy assassination conspiracy is his life's mission. you can find him on the grassy knoll every weekend, arguing his case. >> do people come out here and say, man, you're just crazy? >> nobody says that. >> nobody? >> nobody. there's i guess amalgamation between the mob and the elements in the cia. >> the cia and the mob working together is the theory that somehow -- >> most people that really know the case are somewhere in that ballpark. >> reporter: that is the legacy that still hangs over deely plaza, one of the most tragic events of the 20th century. still shrouded for many in mystery. ed lavendera, cnn, dallas. >> don't miss the cnn special "the assassination of president kennedy" tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> and still to come, desperate for relief in the philippines, eight people were killed today during a stampede. they were just trying to get food. survival there is on the line. we're going to go to the scene live. it

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john groden gave us a statement that said, in part, they are cleaning this up.>> i can tell you, our party is laser focused on lean cleaning up this mess. the indiana legislature has passed a series of law, concerning election laws that will make our system more secure and really protect the integrity of the political process, so young people like me can have faith that when they get involved and civically engaged that their voice matters. >> eric: all right. thanks so much for join -- joining us from chicago. and the sentencing tomorrow will be tomorrow. one defendant faces 75 year in prison and probably won't get that. but we will stay on this case. if you want to learn more, follow me on twitter. we will have update on this and a lot of stories we cover. >> i follow you. >> eric: and i follow you too. we talk to each other. >> and we are next to each other. coming up, a live report on how fire crews are handling the most destructive fire in colorado history, up next. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doct

for robert groden and conspiracy theorist who's still flock to the grassy knoll five decades later, this still isn't enough. >> people come because they know something is wrong themselves wanted to come and find out and see for themselves themselves come and look around. they see the sixth floor, they see the angle, they know shots came from the front. they say it couldn't have happened that way. >> reporter: a lot of these conspiracy theorists say the official reports cannot be believed, that there was information missing. if you think that after 50 years we will stop hearing about conspiracy theories, that will not happen. in fact, the cia has given over sealed documents that are being held at the national archives in washington, d.c. and the plan is to release those documents in 2017. so by no means have we heard the end of this story. >> by no means. thank you very much. i have to say i really like how ed showed the bullet as it goes through, it goes through wood and how it shows a bullet would behave. incredible when you think about it experimentally. it actually supported the warre

early july two that the twenty nine year old nicholas allen warren and twenty eight year old robert groden were also killed while fighting alongside the u.s. backed kurdish militia units grow it was a u.s. army that and former occupy wall street activist. a former house i t. staff or enron was arrested in washington's dulles airport on monday and juan is charged with bank fraud and pleaded not guilty but he was also accused of different violations stealing equipment of democratic members of congress and that's while having direct access to files and e-mails of dozens of lawmakers are elects here she has the details on monday a former house staffer iran a one was arrested at dulles airport trying to leave washington d.c. for pakistan charged with bank fraud according to the f.b.i. document a one along with his wife defrauded the house credit union of almost three hundred thousand dollars do i quote obtain money by means of false pretenses and of quote it is believed that he has already wired all the money to buy interest on which eventually became the reason for his arrest and also that he

thinking about swimming in college but if you do i want to you think about boston college, tomorrow groden'll love him, put in a good word. >> all college swimmers make big tv stars one day. >> yeah. >> more trouble for myley cyrus, video showed her smoking from a glass bong. media reports claim she was smoking salvia, a hall lose jen nick drug legal in many states including california. our correspondent has more. >> reporter: according total gossip website tmz, the video taken at a party last month showing the 18-year-old former disney star laughing and gigg giggling smoking from a glass point ex claiming is that me tripping. >> i -- >> in a webposting her father said he was saddened by the video. only one month ago he announced he was divorcing her mother and said, sorry, guys, i had no idea. just saw this stuff for the first time myself. there is so much beyond my control right now. there's been no formal comment from mily or her representatives but the latest in a string of adult embarrassmentss for the team who rose to fame in the hannah montana series. she called herself embarrassed

megyn: you two can could have a meeting like they did in the movie dave, played by charles groden, they had roast beef sandwiches, and you could tell everything that he needs to know. >> reporter: i'll settle for a blue moon and a summit. megyn: eric bolling check him out on the 5 tonight. we brought you the breaking news on the supreme court refusing to televise hearings on the healthcare overhaul. just ahead a bigger story as we learn about a major strange in strategy for the administration for the law team that is defending the healthcare law. wait until you hear how they are now planning on arguing this case. have they significantly helped or hurt their chances of winning this crucial battle? plus, a michigan lawyer and his two sons were hurt when someone blew up his car in a remote control blast so powerful it was heard a mile away. up next the chilling new details on this attack. >> it was mayhem within side the car. we were all dazed, and some screaming that was occurring, but i had noticed that there were flames that were coming up on both my side, and then the side on the passe

joining us now by phone is green county new york administrator shaun groden. thank you for being back with us. you took us through the aftermath of irene, now you say you've got to shift, you can't focus on irene recovery right now, you've got to go back to emergency prep. what does that mean? >> that is correct. we've removed the pick up duty crews from the varying streets that were affected and repositioned all of our highway workers back to putting out cans, cones and block points at the area where typically we have flooding on storms, or snow melts, so basically we're back to where we were last tuesday and wednesday. we are not able to proactive lee pick up from the garbage, we are now going back to preparing for response. megyn: are you still seeing flooding? the flooding was so devastating. >> yes, it's been raining consistent will he for the last 24 to 36 hours. we don't believe we've reached our crest on the flood stages. we continue to monitor a storm that is in central new york that may swing east which would be very bad for us. megyn: the timing of

>> i'll be groden. >> this campaigns joy versus exhaustion, what are you talking about tomorrow?nd we will have a lot of folks on. >> is michael steele still behaving? >> i think he took these cues from you, he likes to get up in the middle of the break and take his jacket off. >> that's it for us, we will see you monday morning. >>> right now on are special coverage, kamala harris makes history. >> i accept your nomination for president of the

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. >> and of course i may have confused some viewers, but midnight run was starring charles groden, midnightd our life after. >> that's right. >> mika, next question. >> willie, i'm just wondering at this point when you're going to come back. because we miss you here. and -- >> i miss you guys too. what if you came here? it's a long flight, i'll say that. >> no. >> willie, where are you actually? it looks like the secaucus mall behind you. >> and tell us about the events already happening. >> yeah, the garden state plaza. you can see the spaghetti factory right over my shoulder. a lovely shot, isn't it? we're right by the coast actually. so there are these two clusters, the coast has the indoor stuff, the hockey and speed skating, figure skating. and up in the mountains, you get the skiing and sledding. and i'm staying up in the mountains. so two complacencies about 45 minutes between each other. but, yeah, i'm not quite sure what that is behind me. >> what is the security like over there? >> it's everywhere. the other interesting thing that you forget until you're here, the people who live

." >> in twilight years before dennis groden and dennis miller we had -- >> did you see him?nan was just repeats over here. >> all right. google shares going on sale for the first time ever. ipo price was $85 a pop. stock closed yesterday at $445 and change. rowan one of the leading internet analyst during google ipo. he now runs investment banking firm clear metal partners. also with us guest host doug kass. jordan there was a lot of naysayers when it was priced at 85, jumped for $100 the next day, doubled two months later. people were saying the whole way along how can you possibly come up with justification. >> they weren't just naysayers, they were angry that google went public. if you look at what google has done in the five years since it went public it's amazing. to consumers google is at the center of the internet. arguably the only other platform that approached that on any dimension is facebook. but facebook doesn't have the revenue generating capabilities google did. to the advertising world it turned on its head. what's your roi, the last time someone on madison a

united states government and i speak state president obama and we supported the nazi needs in the groden right sector player of north for the government and in the law just coming out in the west new york and working code to have not been there and who would not who are responsible for the confrontations in the air and in the ukraine. we also caught up with a former u.s. ambassador to the soviet union jack matlock he says a presidential poll that washington has been advocating will not solve any problems for kiev i personally wish we were not as involved as we were quite honestly. but. you know i would hope that we would try to encourage the ukrainians to. find a way to come together in a way that russia does not consider threatening. because i do think that. you can't have a successful ukraine with. friendly relations with russia i would think that it would be wise on own priorities to organize if they can a revision of the constitution and a referendum because even if they get a president. they should have the same problem in this to have the constitution but on the other hand this has

kate and chris, those xs aren't an official marker, one of the gentleman you heard from mr., robert grodenceremony that will be held tomorrow in dealey plaza they say is intended on honoring the life off. kennedy, the balance that many city officials have been grappling with for so many years. so many come here to see the spot from john f. kennedy is killed but they don't want to just be known for that. >> all right, ed, thank you so much. make sure you catch the assassination of president kennedy, airing tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific, right here on cnn. >>> next up on "new day" we want to know the secret to living a longer life? of course you do, top researchers did a comprehensive study, they say they know. we'll tell you what they say they know, when we come back. >> and what we know that you should know. ♪ man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. [ male announcer ] have the right partner at your side. consider an aarp medicare supplement insura

. >> there were a group of footballers who were staying at the grodener house hotel. they were the subject of a complaint by a young lady that she had been sexually assaulted and raped. i acted for the footballers concerned. unfortunately, for one of my clients he was also staying in the hotel and was probably of more interest and had a higher profile than the other footballers and was the, um, vilified footballer who i mentioned a few moments ago. and there was a, i think, a clear focus by the newspapers to identify him as being the likely, potential accused, if you like. if you like. and so bring his name into the public domain by inference of suggestion by the placing of stories and pictures. in close proximity to the articles as they were, as they were published. and this was a very high-profile event that was front page news for several weeks. there didn't seem to be much interest in actually identifying whether or not he was, um, it was appropriate for him to be brought or his name to be brought out in this fashion. um, and we let it be known, i let it be known