he killed john baron and came back as john miller. as john miller it was really strange, even in celebrity tabloid culture to pretend to be somebody you are not to talk to gossip reporters to tell them about your love life and how much women want you. that was even seen as bizarre at the time by the tabloids. it earned him a slew of headlines how strange this behavior was. and not incidentally he admitted it. apologized and he played it off as a joke. now the "washington post" obtained the tape of that conversation that he had with "people" magazine reporter in 1991, posted it on their front page today. and now today, now that he's running for president in that tape is circulating, now mr. trump is a very different explanation for this and a very reaction to what he used to admit to. >> it doesn't sound like my voice at all. i have many, many people that are trying to imitate my voice and you can imagine that. this sounds like one of the scams, one of the many scams. >> the post says that you acknowledged a couple decades ago that in

killed off john baron, picked up a new name. and that is what led to the huge and truly freaking weird development in the presidential campaign today. and that's next. [burke] at farmers,we' seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good. [man] that's really not good. [burke] it happened august fourteenth,2008, and we covered it.talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> this is a recording made in 1991 by a reporter from "people" magazine sue carswell, calling donald trump's office, she ended up speaking with somebody who sounded very much like donald trump but he said his name was john miller. he said he was a publicist working for donald trump. and he said he was brand new to the organization. he had just started. but even though he'd just started, brand new, he was eager to help this "people" magazine reporter with her queries about donald trump's love life. for a

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the name john baron showed up in reports throughout the 1980s. in 1990 trump reportedly testified in a court case, "i believe on occasion i used that name." trump would later give the name baron to his son with third wife melania. cynthia mcfadden reports a reporter on the john miller tapes, sue carswell, said she immediately had questions about the voice on the other end of the line. >> at the time, carswell suspected john miller was, in fact, trump himself. and she says marla maples confirmed it. >> i called marla. played it for her. she just started to cry. >> reporter: in fact, that's the story "people" published at the time. it's the same thing carswell told "entertainment tonight" back then. >> she started to cry. she was absolutely devastated. >> reporter: a few weeks later, trump she says called her and apologized for pretending to be john miller. >> he told me that he was sorry that he had done this and it was at marla's expense. >> reporter: "people" published his apology for pretending to be mr. miller soon after. "i'm very sorry," don

in a letter to the penn state community, baron wrote about what he called a media frenzy.aron wrote i want you to know i am appalled by the rumor innuendo and rush to judgment that have accompanied the media stories surrounding these allegations. in contrast, over the last two days we have worked to be dill jen the in re-analyzing the record of reports and depositions to ensure that our reactions and comments are both responsible and trustworthy. >>> family, friends and philadelphia police officers remember officer gary skerski. ten years ago he was gunned down in the line of duty. [ "taps" playing ] >> yesterday about 150 people gathered outside pat's cafe in frankford where the officer was shot. the group held a moment of silence and placed roses on a plaque dedicated to officer skers skerski. he was responding to an armed robbery call on may 8, 2006, when he was shot. he died a few hours later. his killer is serving a life sentence. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> five minutes after 4:00. clear skies and cooling down. live vie

baron plays military soldiers. he knows about the military-- he said i've inbeen fighting isis for many years, how dare donald trump tell me what to do. captioning sponsored by comedy central [applause] >> larry: thank you very much. thank you. so kind. welcome. thank you very much. welcome to "the nightly show." i'm larry wilmore and so guys commencement season is upon us. and at the historically black university of howard this weekend students heard uplifting words from the country's president and quoted academic scholars. >> as larry wilmore pointed out last week -- >> larry: what? all right, mr. president. so you're quoting what i said last week now. wait, no, no. which part are you quoting. >> larry wilmore pointed out last week a lot of folks didn't even think blacks had the tools to be a quarterback. >> larry: i'm glad he went with the quarterback. i thought he was going to call the entire graduating class his -- well, let's just say i'm glad he didn't do that. that wouldn't have been good, man. all right. o

baron was a character out of fred trump's book. he's been known to go by john baron. these days, another family member has dibs on the name bear baron trump, donald's 10-year-old son and this comes as he holds his ground when it comes to releasing his tax returns. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business. i fight as very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> reporter: now, of course, wolf, we know that candidates for president are not required to release their tax returns but this has been the norm since the mid-1970s so the question is what is in donald trump's tax returns and what will that look like under political scrutiny? >> i understand some of the top aides are there for the convention in july. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. the business continues here in cleveland. in just two months, there's the gop convention and it's an interesting feel here because trump back the presumptive nominee about a week ago. he's working to unite the party and his aides were here and they were meeting with rnc officials and almost a full day o

he was asked under oath in 1990 if he ever used the name john baron. another one of his alleged made-up front men. he denied using the name specifically in 1980 but an attorney then asked, did you ever use that name. trump's reply, years later, i believe on occasion i would use that name. yes. >> drew, donald trump, insists that he actually had some public relations people named john barron or john miller making calls in the 1980s. seems to be easy to have him tell us where they are or give us some proof that they actually exist. or existed. >> that's right. i asked both the campaign and trump's own attorney today. let us talk to john baron or john miller. that's what they did for a living. talk to the press on behalf of donald trump. we've gotten no response from either the trump organization or trump campaign as of yet. anderson? >> i understand that the washington post reporters they asked trump about john miller in a phone interview. what did trump say? >> they were 44 minutes into a conversation about trump's finances when one of the washington po

it was about trying to get baron back up there. >> but as they got close to the top, baron decided he do it by himself. >> i had told my friend, i'll crawl and just i'm going to get up there. because i only had little bit left and i was like i need to push myself up there. >> baron hopes the video offers motivation to fellow marines who may be couldn't item flating suicide. >>> a special donation for the rolling harvest food rescue in doylestown bucks county. the non-profit just received a brand new chevy silverado pick up for the generosity of the rollins family foundation. former philly short stop jimmy rollins and his wife started the foundation. they share donated fruits and vegetables and organic meat with area food pantries. >>> still ahead she's alive and well but proving its turning out to be pretty tough for this lady. why the government does not want to believe she's not dead. >>> new at 6:00, a local saint for sale. a bucks county estate that has holy shrine is about to get a new owner. what will happen to st. katharine drexel shrine when it sells. new at 6:00. >>> keep you

baron is actually a name that he just seemed to use a lot with girlfriend and things and now baron is his youngest son's name. >> and he reportedly admitted this in '90s that he did this. >> everyone in new york media knew it at the time. that happened before my time at "people" magazine. but those stories still went around the newsroom because everybody knew it. it was part of who he was. why he isn't owning up to it now, i don't know. >> why would he do this? what's in it for him? you think it makes him look kind of silly? >> maybe. because we're talking about the presidency. we're talking about the president of the united states. and the president of the united states is generally not the same person that donald trump was when he was a tabloid fixture in new york city going through very public divorces. living a life as a business man. that was a celebrity. he was a symbol of '80s excess that was rolling into the '90s. that is very different persona that even what the people that want an outsider in the white house are looking for. you know. it is just outside the norm. maybe there

aaron baron talked about the controversy in a letter to the community. new allegations surfaced last week suggesting the late joe pattern on was told sandusky abused a child on campus back in 1976. court documents also claim assistant coaches witnessed children being abused in the 1980s. in his letter baron wrote i want you to know i am appalled by the rumor, innuendo and rush to judgment that have accomplished the media story surrounding these allegations. all too often in our society people are convicted in the court of public opinion only to find a different outcome when all of the facts are presented. glenn? >> well, the sun finally came out today. look at that picture, but just how long is this nice weather going to stick around? i'll tell you when you can expect more rain in my first-alert seven-day forecast. >>> new at 6:00, dozens of people hit the streets of philadelphia today to rally for more marijuana reform in pennsylvania. it was all part of a global cannabis march celebrated across the country. this comes as both the state and city have ta

barone: well, you laugh. there is some people on both the democratic and republican parties that are crying about this. but trump, who spent much of the month of april complaining about rigging the rules, and so forth, has been a huge beneficiary of the rules of the republican party, which are designed for a party that has a solid core of supporters thought would usually find plurality winners of early primaries to be acceptable. that has not been a description of the republican party this year, but it enabled donald trump to amass a big delegate lead without winning the majority of voters in any contest between february 1 and april 19. he got 35% in new hampshire, a big win. 33% in the maine caucus next door was a loss. 32% of the vote in south carolina. that would have been a loser next door in north carolina or virginia. he got 36%, a win in michigan. next door in ohio, 36% was a loss for donald trump. so, when he gets combined opposition, he has on occasion failed to win the votes, as he did in ohio again

eric baron, president of the penn state university. he is, he is mad. >> i guess he is mad but there has been a lot of claims against penn state and it hasn't stopped since sandusky situation. >> he wants to move on. >> i'm sure. all of the penn staters want to move on. problem is now they say in 1976, that joe paterno knew about what sandusky was doing because supposedly, it came out in deposition testimony there was a child back at that point in time 1976 actually told paterno himself that sandusky had abused him. the claim is now, they are making claims that joe paterno didn't, send out that to anybody else, up the line. >> will they reopen this whole thing. >> i don't think it will but it could. it depend on who, what, when and where. these are just allegations right now. there is in record of this at all, there is no record of this at all. the it came out in the deposition about this child making claims to paterno in 976. just in terms of the chronology, paterno knew in 2001. so that is what he admitted to. >> clear something up f

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baron plays military soldiers.military-- he said i've inbeen fighting isis for many years, how dare donald for many years, how dare donald trump tell me what to do. don pardo: the following is an address from the director of homeland security. [ applause ] good evening. i'm tom ridge. nearly six months ago, president bush asked me to organize and lead a new federal agency, the office of homeland security. since that time, many of you have probably wondered just what this agency has been up to

in a letter to the penn state community baron wrote about what he called a media frenzy.aron wrote i want you to know i am appall by the rumor, innuendo and rush to judgment that have accompanied the media story surrounding these allegations. in contrast, over the last two days, we have worked to be diligent in re-analyzing the report of reports and depositions to ensure our reactions and comments are both responsible and trustworthy. >>> 6:16. 50 degrees outside. new this morning, an inside look at a brand new community center in south philadelphia. >> it's been more than two years in the making. it's aimed at providing the commune with the more than just health care. nbc 10's katy zachry is live for us in south philadelphia to talk about a unique partnership that got this building off the ground. katy, tell us more. >> that's right, vai and tracy. if you drive down broad street in south philadelphia you cannot help but notice the newest member on the block. this colorful building housesç health care options. the library and a rec center. the idea behind it is that the

baron, of course, the name of his son. >> john miller, and john baron. >> i have to imagine the campaigns scrambling. how are they explaining all this? >> reporter: trump is sticking by that denial but in another strange twist "the washington post" was interviewing trump on the phone and when they asked if he ever employed a john miller, the line suddenly went dead. >> all right, mary. as you said, stranger than fiction. >> yeah, all right, mary, thank you. >> thank you. >>> let's bring in political commentator lz granderson to weigh in on this. lz, good morning, sir. so let me just ask you straight up, do you buy trump's denials here? >> of course not. i don't think anyone who's paid attention to his cadence over the past six to eight months can read a transcript and not think it's donald trump but him denying this is kind of par for the course. >> yeah, it sounds just like him but, of course, he has denied it so how does he walk this back if at all? >> well, he doesn't need to walk it back, and he's proven through his entire primary season that he can say things that aren't true, say t

more than 20 years ago, trump frequently acted as his own public relations flak, jon miller or john baron0s something he admitted in 1990. >> mr. trump is the real life inspiration for ironman. who am i? i'm his publicist, joey pepperoni. trump's alter ego is already a latd night punchline. his pr impersonation was one of trump's tough business tactics. a documentary says trump acting as john baron threat and in lawyer representing undocumented polar workers who sued him for back wages >> i think one thing for sure, donald trump has rewritten the traditional playbook in politic thousands. >> by traditional, he means standard of conduct and transparency. another example, trump's refusal to release his tax returns. i wouldn't be surprised if people don't care. >> the "the new york times" published his front page story sunday with interviews from women who worked with or around trump, who said he could be crude, suggestive, and demeaning. supporters said the allegations will phase and trump will repair historically high unfavorables among women. >> he is going to go out and make his case. if

it's a place that's attractive for what we now call cattle barons.the midst of one of the most famous feuds in the history of the american west. >> narrator: the county, worth millions in ranching profits, is under the thumb of james dolan and lawrence murphy. the men hold the largest beef contracts and run the leading general store. >> dolan and murphy are the kinds of men who went west when it was still raw, who staked their claim. these are the types of men who had a vested interest in maintaining their control -- control of everything. >> narrator: safeguarding that control is corrupt county sheriff william brady. all three men are irish immigrants. they deeply resent englishman john tunstall, an upstart cattle baron, and the first to cut into their action. >> john tunstall is an english gentleman who comes from wealth. he's a shrewd businessman who's confident he can drive the murphy-dolan cattle cartel out of business, but tunstall is naive to think he can beat them at their own dirty game. dolan, murphy, and their hired gun, sheriff brady, hav

barone: your point of view is pretty clear. they shouldn't coalesce around donald trump. you could certainly make that argument. i think he will get less coalescing than other republican candidates have gotten, but i think he will get more than the tenor of your question suggests. we have people like bill kristol, the editor of the "weekly standard," talking about a third party as a kind of basis for republicans to vote for and to come out and vote for so they will come out and vote for republican candidates for the senate and the house and so forth. i think that -- i suspect not a whole lot is going to come out of that, and so forth. you know, it is obviously a different situation from which we faced where both parties have nominated candidates in recent cycles who have been widely acceptable to the party's constituency, and the question is how much of the party's constituency considers trump not acceptable, and does trump add some people in the contest to compensate for that? and my view is he is probably unacceptable to fewer than the tenor of your question suggests, a

nice plug for baron's. >> i get a nice check from the editor every time i mention them. melissa: robots not taking your order at mcdonald's any time soon, the ceo does not think that robots would put workers out of jobs, we're in a service, we'll always have an important human element. jack do you believe him? or just saying what he needed to in order to be popular? not upset people? >> i think that is working for mcdonald's right now, going -- not upscale but making it a little bit better, they have a chicken sandwich that is a big hit, it is a little bit of an improvement. i think they are going one by one items to menu, look to upgrade them, i think nuggets are next, you heard it here first. that is my prediction. melissa: how do you upgrade nuggets? >> make them look like chicken. but mcdonald's, the last thing they need to do is a race to the bottom on wages, on workers, they are looking after a long period of focusing too much on dollar menu, to focus now on customer more money in pockets. melissa: you could raise the wage for worker that is standing out front and

"baron "barons" gave it a good write up. >> mark zuckerberg turned 32 over the weekend.nd his wife saw "hamilton." cnbc calculating when you consider how rich and young he is, he's made money faster than anybody on the planet. he makes $4 million a day bill gates is richer, but older. do the math, gates only makes $3 million a day. >> san jose city council will take up the issue of google fiber. they want to bring high speed internet to san jose. it will be construction of fiber huts. google competes with comcast. we don't normally cover the box office but we did bring this issue up friday. roveo put its own money into "angry birds" and it was number one at the box office. some people think this is an allegory for immigration. they said this is an obvious parallel for european colonialism. >> do you think it's a stretch? it's about birds and pigs. >> right. it got released in europe before america. they already started to make their money back and are hoping licensing will allow them to make more money. >> maybe get them back to even. >> let's hope so. >>> this little ki

. >> john baron.baron: the prime minister and we on these benches can be proud we have reduced relative poverty and income inequality. we are a one nation party or we are nothing. does he agree with the leader of the remain campaign that, if we were to leave the eu, wages would rise even faster? prime minister cameron: i think what would happen if we were to leave the eu is we would see an impact on our economy that would be largely negative, and that's not just my view, that's the view of the bank of england, the oecd, and a growing number of international bodies. to anybody who wants to make this choice, it's the choice for the british people to make. but i think we have to be clear about the economic consequences. >> in 1972, age just 19, nine months married, six months pregnant with their first child, my constituent received a knock on the door to say that her husband had been killed in action in northern ireland. yet when she now married and found love again, she lost all compensation for her and

. >> in 1990 under oath, he testified that he used the name john baron and he told the "people" magazine that he used the name john miller. >> i just know that he said it's not him. >> reporter: the story is providing even more fodder for "saturday night live" skits like this one. >> mr. trump is the real inspiration for ironman. who am i? this is what classy people sound like, okay? >> reporter: gop leaders, including mitt romney and weekly standard editor bill crystal are still trying to recruit a third-party candidate to take on trump, an effort denounced as a suicide mission. >> they can try to hijack another party and get on the ballot but it's a suicide mission for our country because what it means is that you're throwing down not just eight years of the white house you about potentially 100 years on the supreme court and wrecking this country for many generations. >> now, one of the things we're getting a better sense of is how donald trump is going to respond to the deep dives into his past and he's getting more scrutiny as a republican nominee and it's clear what he's going to d

i was on the baron's round table in january and they asked who would be the next president and i saidnald trump. people gasped when i said that. gary: back in february when you made that prediction there wasn't a person in the room who thought trump would get to the nomination. >> they predict what they want to happen rather than what they want to happen. i have been quite convinced trump will win for a long time. there are possible tough d there positives and negatives to a trump presidency. make america great again is a conservative concept. in fact it's reactionary. he's talking about a rollback of regulation and make it more business friendly. do you know what ronald reagan's slogan was? it was let's make america great again. gary: you talked about his comport level. he's very comfortable with debt. he's based a lot of empires based upon debt. but like many thing that are long term urn healthy in the short d long term that are unhealthy, if you do a large forecast * build-out. for the short term it may look positive. i'm challenged on whether it would be net positive or negative.

see, ma, all week long i was 17-year-old ray barone, but on saturday nights i was 43-year-old achmed. ohh... i'm very disappointed in you. i was a holy man. what's going on? oh, they want to sell the valiant. i love that car. you know what i love? the $800 offer i got for it. hey, maybe we'll take it. oh, ray, come on. what? we're thinking of getting a second car. yeah. a new minivan, not a '72 valiant. why didn't you tell me you were interested? you can buy the car. well, we couldn't ask them to pay $800, frank.

>> john miller, john baron, the pseudonyms donald trump used in new york.ted he would fake people, that was his own publicist masquerading as him. now he says that's not him. the voice in the radio recording, you're not hearing it right. >> i think john baron has more followers, somebody created a fake personality that's quickly gaining followers. >> i don't know if donald trump needs a running mate, he already has a try up ver at ticket. >> i think he has a running mate and attorney general. you have to follow that. >> in the spirit of bipartisanship, on the democratic side, our vice president. if you're a democratic voter, the prospect of a biden, elizabeth warren ticket has to be tantalizing. you are probably wondering why you can't have that. >> we love joe biden, he is not going to run. >> on the republican side, speaker of the house. paul ryan was put in an impossible situation, had a sophie's choice and emerged from his meeting with donald trump with integrity intact. had he come out, embraced donald trump, given him the proverbial warm kiss, it woul

but baron is familiar with extraordinary challenges.ears ago he lost his left leg and an eye while fighting in afghanistan. his passion, to overcome obstacles is one of the reasons he went up this hill. this was part of a reunion for marines deployed to afghanistan in 2010. >> on top of that hill there's crosses that represent, upping, the guy that is didn't come back home. i had told myself, i want to see those crosses, you know. it took me five years, you know, to get up there. but i had to get up there some way, somehow. >> he did. baron says he hopes video provides a little inspiration and motivation for fellow marines who may be contemplating taking their own lives. >>> jet blew just had its passengers cheering to sound of crying babies. on recent cross country flight from jfk to long beach, california, it offered each passenger 25% off their next jet blue flight every time a baby cried. >> brilliant. >> passengers cheered each time a baby cried. >> awesome. >> the stunt is part of an ad aimed at reminding people to be kinder to pa

skyforce 10 took this video of the fire that's raging in the pine barons.ire is not affecting traffic on the parkway in any way. but so far, no buildings are affected either. here's a closer look at where this fire is burning. it's in the bass river state forest. that's close to burlington county's border with ocean county. and let's give you another look at the flames from skyforce 10. more then a dozen fire engines are battling the flames. officials say the fire is 60% contained. you can tap the nbc 10 app for updates. >>> 6:34. 61 degrees outside. happening tooed, president obama has a clear message for public schools when it comes to bathroom access for transgender students. nbc 10's pamela osborne is live in the digital operations center. pamela, what can you tell bus that. >> >> the federal government is basically saying that school districts have an obligation to provide students with nondiscriminatory environments. these guidelines have been put in place to help protect the rights of transgender students. starting today, public schools throughout t

. >> donny, john baron is on the phone for you. >> johnny, boy. you in a while. what have you got for me? >> donny giving us honest. >> lindsey graham, he and trump talked, extended talk about foreign policy. i thought in a week where trump didn't get enough credit for a lot of finesse moves. >> i think it's incredible considering how much they have gone through and how much donald trump has dragged lindsey graham through the mud or tried to, gave his cell phone out. lindsey graham has taken every pot shot. the two of them have a phone call and graham admitting he asked some pretty decent foreign questions. unsurprising he's still not going to be voting for trump. >> i'm going to rule out that lindsey graham will say trump is the best choice. >> coming in and covering this one, i'm amazed at how much the republican party can trash donald trump, call him dangerous, say he's untrustworthy and shouldn't have the nuclear codes and an idiot which is what they have been calling him and saying we're going to support him. >> part of it is you meet the guy

the beach was mostly baron. the wind has chased anyone from the beach. >> when you see the sand kicking up, i like that, but nobody else does. >> they say the wind was good, but not consistant. it was just enough to get around. >> the guys can go in with the lower winds. we prefer the 20 miles an hour. >> he was among the dozens taking advantage of the gusts. abc7 news. >>> a snowstorm in the sierra has made driving dangerous. cal trans shutdown i-80 in placer county because of spinouts and crashes. that's what you are looking at and this is a look at our tahoe cam. look at all of this precipitation. the spring weather is expected to return on sunday. keep track of the weather where you live with the abc7 news app. download it and enable for push alerts. the police chief laid out his plans for the department. abc7 news was in town for the first news conference as chief. his priority is reform in the department. his top two goals is changing the use of force policy and the roll out of body cameras. >> so that we

john baron? >> john baron. >> this is trump's voice and things he said and the audience has changed. the audience has grown. these types of attacks failed against donald trump in the primary. >> right, they were used by the gop. >> used too little and too late if you ask me but in too narrow of a universe. the republican primary for example in ohio, key swing state we're advertisinadvertising, 94 republican primary. much more diverse country. i want to make sure folks that did not pay attention see who is running. >> bernie sanders now had 553. [ laughter ] >> i appreciate your good effort. let me say something about kentucky, for clinton, kentucky, nothing. for bernie, kentucky everything. okay? if you are a part of the sanders' movement, tonight you may get a chance to say we won on the west coast and won in the mid south, our candidate is la g legit. >> we were talking about this for those who haven't seen it and getting a lot of coverage. let's play part of that so our viewers know what we're

baron wrote we cannot find any evidence related to a settlement or otherwise that a an alleged early a salt was communicate todd coach paterno. sandusky is serving a eventens up to 60 years after a jury convicted him on 48 counts of child sex abuse. however last week a judge granted him an appeals hearing. >>> 5:09. former temple employee accuse bill cosby of sexual assault could face off against the comedian this time in the courtroom. a preliminary hearing in the case is scheduled for may 24th in montgomery county. at cueser an korea constand could testify but legal experts say, prosecutors could also rely on a police statement to spare the alleged victim further harm. in 2004 constand a accused cosby of drugging and molesting her. former prosecutor decided against pressing charges but following a slew of damming allegations, cost bye was charge in december of 2015. >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders holding another campaign rally in new jersey today, 7:30, doors will open at the believe in atlantic city rally at the boardwalk. the event comes after sanders drew l

it's gonna be just the three barone couples-- like a triple date. hey... a date with my parents. i know you think it's corny, but it'll be fun, really. fondue date night. yeah.