baron ochoa is a frequent user of the inmate-to-inmate mail system.t's the only way he can communicate with his younger brother. >> i want to know he's all right, keeping his spirits up and it really is real strange having to read a letter from my brother. i think he's on the same floor as me. so, it's like, he's right down the hall. i have to write letters to him. >> it's so hard to write letters to each other because it's the same stuff day in, day out but always at the end, there's always that stay strong or a hang tough or something, you know, words of encouragement. we always give each other words of encouragement. >> the ochoas are careful not to reveal much personal information in their letters knowing that they could be read by authorities. >> yeah, we're certain that they are copying our letters, as long as i'm here they can read my mail, they can listen to the phone calls. they're hoping i will incriminate myself. >> the ochoa brothers face a complicated legal situation. they're each charged with serious crimes and considered suspects in ano

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barone then confiscated picard's legally-carried pistol and pistol permit.n picard picked up his camera and resumed filming, barone erroneously claimed that filming the police is illegal. he proceeded to confiscate picard's camera and take it back to his police cruiser, placing it on the car's roof. what the troopers didn't realize was that the camera was still working, and recording their full conversation. in the recording, barone can be heard discussing with sergeant john jacobi how to justify charging picard, saying at one point "gotta cover our ass." listen closely. amy: with the camera still rolling, the officers proceeded to call a hartford police officer to see if there was any grudges against picard; open an investigation of picard in the police database and discuss a , separate protest that he had organized at the state capitol. the police eventually charged picard with reckless use of highway by a pedestrian and creating a public disturbance. both charges were eventually dropped by the state after nearly a year in the connecticut superior court sy

bruce baron's big idea was back on its feet.sh has expanded dramatically over the last two years. there are locations around the country, and we have a call center where 1-800-carcash calls go into. the cars are either going directly to the auction, where we're maximizing our profit, or they're being sold at automatch, a used-car retail center that was started here on the show. but back at our original new york store, we're facing a very serious problem. andrew: the landlord has revoked our lease here. lemonis: what do you mean, he's revoked it? andrew: he's trying to use a clause from like 30 years ago to kick us out. jon: he sent this letter. i wanted to show you this letter. lemonis: do you have the letter? jon: yeah, i do. -lemonis: can i see it? -jon: sure. lemonis: lease dated 1987. "dear mr. baron, landlord hereby exercises its right to terminate the lease." jon: i grew up here. i was this big running around here. andrew: yeah. jon: to lose this spot would be catastrophic. lemonis: if you go back and you look at what thes

he would be john miller or john baron.this and got the story planted that went in the new york times about the football league. he also used it to menace or threaten people with litigation if they did not back off. in particular, there were 150 illegal immigrants from poland paying -- who he paid four dollars per hour. they slept on the site in the middle of winter because they had nowhere else to go. they did not have hardhats or goggles or any safety equipment, and they did not get paid, and so they threatened to hang his overseer off the side of the building because they had not gotten paid. donald was found by a federal judge to have engaged in a conspiracy to cheat the workers out of their money. four dollars per hour, and he is not paying people. brian: will gary. bulgari. what is it and what is the story? david: a high-end italian jewelry company with stores all over the world, including across the street from trump tower. donald trump engaged in a box scam. he had them shipped out of state. he bought a $15,000 piec

using the alias, john baron. >> did you ever meet john baron?i heard john baron on the phone, donald was anticipating john baron. >> did you find it funny? >> you know, i thought it was creative on his part. he got the word out there and constantly got press. we were getting incessant press. >> do you remember any of the stories he told? >> he planted that princess di was looking for an apartment in trump tower. >> and that didn't happen? >> no, but it made the papers. >> regardless of whether or not it was true. >> he has said people want to believe something is the biggest and greatest and most spectacular and he said, i call it truthful hyperbole. >> i mean, that was my job. my job was to make his fantasies become a reality. i remember him saying to me, and your mission, louise, is to make sure the world knows that my brand is worth a thousand dollars a square foot more than the building next door. >> everything about trump tower was meant to redefine luxury and prestige. the dramatic atrium. the 80-foot waterfall. and the distinctive marble

he was stabbed to death early monday during a fight outside a baron milwaukee's east side. his funeral will be held on monday. two men have been charged in ostrom's murder. charged with first degree reckless homicide and aggravated battery. the milwaukee county medical examiner facing rapidly increasing growing problem in our society. tweeting this afternoon it has investigated eight probably drug overdose deaths in milwaukee county in the past 48 hours. followed by the #dose of reality, wisconsin. switching gears to something much more positive, the badgers winning big in green bay. wisconsin stunned the 5th ranked lsu tigers. the game was tight through the up by 2 and lsu driving in wisconsin territory, this big play saved the day. >> on first and 16. picked off! >> that is how you do it. badgers pull off the huge upset. 146-14. setting off a big celebration at lambeau. sounded like. >> this they are not going to soon forget those lambeau leaps. more on the game coming up in sports. well, it wasn't just about football out there. the state of louisiana is recovering from l

this is a critical time and she's always been the reluctant campaigner staying home with the son baronut at this point. randi kaye, thanks very much. >> what second graders think about the presidential race and they do have opinions on the candidates and what the winners should do, you may wish one of these kids was on the ballot. their thoughts when we come back. who's with me? i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. i'm in. ♪ ♪ one, two, - wait, wait. wait - where's tina? doing the hand thing? yep! we are all in for our customers. ally. do it right. we arno... in forthey feel good? you wouldn't put up with part of a pair of glasses. so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with part of a day? these are not useful. live whole. not part. aleve. try align probiotic. looking for balance in your digestive system? for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. >>> -- that was great and you put your chest out and you said that's great. when does it happen? >> donald trump speaking to supporte

this is a critical time and she's always been the reluctant campaigner staying home with the son baronto be sitting out at this point. randi kaye, thanks very much. >> what second graders think about the presidential race and they do have opinions on the candidates and what the winners should do, you may wish one of these kids was on the ballot. their thoughts when we come back. this car is traveling over 200 miles per hour. to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. jennifer martinez was able to put extra moneyher mortgage, back into her home-based business. helping her do what she was destined to do... like a boss. buy in. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, in

jb: all just from going to the dentist.stephanie baron,: yes, you take your child to a dentist thinking // everything's going to go well, you're going to go in and come out, but it didn't happen like that. now he had an infection. infection.(sot) (samuel gruenbaum children's dental everything, whether its sterilization or anything else that relates to taking care of the patients. we are on it. it.the clinic has agreed to stop performing the procedure for now. because the bacteria can progress slowly, health officials say they're contacting ?500 children who had the procedure as far back as may. tropical storm julia was downgraded to a depression this morning.it's moved offshore after dumping record rainfall in parts of georgia and south carolina.the storm n 'historic anomaly'..forming over ?land? in northern florida.where it has toppled trees and took out power lines...julia now threatens to cause flooding along the coast. and there's still another two-and-a-half months to go until the end of hurricane season. today: more sunshine than clouds. starts cool but ends slightly above-average

i'm baron barnett, 7news. >>> and there's more news today. drive in salem, new hampshire. police say she backed over her 2-year-old sister with a car. that toddler is badly hurt but is expect to the recover. steve cooper is live for us on salem with more on what happened here. >> police at headquarters telling us earlier today this is a first for them and that injured toddler they say is lucky to be alive tonight. >> just crazy. >> reporter: salem, new hampshire police say this >> 911. >> she had a call from her mother stating that her 7-year-old daughter just backed over her 2-year-old daughter. >> reporter: it happened early monday night outside this apartment building on self policy street. >> i hope the kid is okay. >> that's my main concern. >> investigators said a woman let her 7-year-old daughter take it. somehow the vehicle ended up in reverse, backing over the girl's 2-year-old sister. emergency responders scrambled to the teen who took her to the hospital with a serious leg injury. >> it was tough to see. >> reporter: police say this isn't the first time the moth

lemonis: what i love the most is that the baron brothers are closer than ever, and they're secure, debt-free and making a lot of money. they're each making over $200,000 a year, with the opportunity to make a lot more. andrew: you gave us hope. lemonis: i'm really proud of you. jon: the man built an entire national brand in one week. it's the most impressive thing i've ever seen. lemonis: to date, i've invested over $1.5 million into what's now known as 1-800-carcash -- $350,000 for renovation, $300,000 to eliminate liabilities and debts, $450,000 for working capital for the manhattan location, and $450,000 for marketing and expansion efforts. man: where do i get started? what do i got to do? lemonis: now i'm taking the carcash brand and opening up locations all over the country, buying over 7,000 cars a year and generating over $100 million in sales. we're now becoming one of america's largest auto-buying services. but as 1-800-carcash continued to grow, i started thinking i was leaving money on the table, and now it was time for me to take the next step and get into the retail business for

abc15 told you about the arrest of randy tucker, he is facing federal charges for a series of cyber baron. he is accused of hacking government computer systems in chandler, mason and madison, wisconsin where he allegedly crashed their dispatch system for emergency workers. >>> a true patriot and undeniable hero. a man who doesn't deserve to be associated with the name pat mills -- pat tillman. we are talking tens of thousands of dollars that have been stolen.>>reporter: police say the the pat tillman vfw post, a.k.a. post 40 and avondale. as you probably know, pat tillman was an asu football player who went on to become an arizona cardinal and joined the army after 9/11. he died of friendly fire in 2004. this post renamed itself in his honor but according to avondale police, the post president is kirk davis and they say he is suspected of taking more than past two years. we talked to an army vet who is not with the vfw but has a strong reaction. >> the shock turns to outrage and he ought to be convicted because that's stealing from veterans. >>reporter: we left a message for mr. davis ton

it's perfect for mellie baron, who was already concerned for her safety before she came to school.ah, i was looking into apps that would have something similar to that - that could call for help if i needed it." not everyone has one yet - classes don't even start until wednesday. but students living in on-campus housing got their own alarms when they moved in last week. >>:"students can hook it on their clothing very easily, they can hook it on their backpacks, they can hook it on their belts." university police tested several similar devices before selecting this one - from oakland-based company robocopp. three other university departments pitched in to help pay for the first five thousand. chief boykins is mixed on what future alarm statistics might show. >>:"if we use it and it's successful, that means we've had a victim. and so that's not really what we want. but it's hard to determine, if it never gets used, was it a good product or not?" because the alarms don't send any auto-alerts to police, boykins hopes anyone who *does have to use the alarmwill come let police know about

. >> stacey, my name is denny baron. i'm in downtown seattle. am calling on behalf of your friend. >> i am going to e-mail the documents to you and you'll take them to your grandmother's home for signature? okay. great. >> find the circle of love around a person. what that means is, when that person comes to the door, they make contact with us, who is it that is going to guarantee that they come back to their court appearances? because they love them. >> the flip side of this process is the important scale gail and denny place on making sure their clients trust them, enough to follow their advice. >> it is critical they trust us. it's from beginning to end. if we give good information, if we seem to care, and we do, that compassion, that builds trust faster than anything. having answers for the family, the family that's never been through this before builds trust. >> good afternoon, your honor. >> how are you doing today? >> good and gail. >> she's doing well. thank you. >> everybody knows them and respects them. i think their word is often take

gibran then developed removed by emergecny surgry. 3 all just from going to the dentist.stephanie baron,: yes, you take your child to a dentist thinking // everything's going to go well, you're going to go in and come out, but it didn't happen like that. now he had an infection. we are doing everything, whether its sterilization or anything else that relates to taking care of the patients. we are on it. it. because the bacteria can progress slowly ?500? children who had the procedure at the dentist's office are now being are trying to figure the cause. 3 daytime naps of an hour or more could be a warning sign for diabetes. researchers in tokyo found long daytime naps are associated with a 45 percent increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. there was no increased risk for shorter naps. researchers stress their study does not show naps cause diabetes, but that naps and diabetes could share a common cause. 3 chickens as household pets. the cdc looked at two decades worth of poultry-related human salmonella outbreaks. researchers found 46 percent of those salmonella cases involved peop

man named john baron who was donald trump.called up these news organizations and they didn't know who he was. he wasn't well-known at the time, to pose as this p.r. man promoting trump. and "people" magazine outed him at the time. brian: we have a clip. sue is the woman who wrote the piece. how -- that was back in 1991. david: 1990 or 1991, yes. rian: when we are listening to this, that is donald trump masquerading as john baron. david: absolutely. that is donald. they outed him in the story. they made fun of him. a middle-aged man acting like a 13-year-old boy talking about some girl he was with. it is just extraordinary. brian: here is a little bit of this. it starts off slow but you will be able to hear it right away. [video clip] brian: going by the name john miller. did she know this was donald trump? david: she figured out very quickly. she had not covered him. he explained such intimate etail that it was clear it was donald trump and people magazine ran a piece saying, there are odd stories, unusual stories, funny stori

. >> we talked with reporter paul baron. there are two helicopters in your piece. >> the sea dragon is the largest, most powerful helicopter in the military fleet and drags minesweeping equipment at it has been an used since the 1980's. it's a cold war era aircraft. it is quite old and in some cases feeble. carol: then there is the super stallion? >> that is for the marine corps and is used to transport marines and heavy equipment. it can, through an external lift , it is an armored vehicle that can lift 26,000 pounds. it's a strong aircraft. carol: my understanding of helicopters are the small ones that hold a handful of people but this is a different scale. >> these helicopters are 100 feet long, 30 feet high, carol: and can hold how many people? >> the super stallion can hold 55 marines. david: you detail a number of instances involving these aircraft. what have we seen happening? >> there has been a very worrying number of fatal crashes. a number of them were because the aircraft are very old. things like wires are rubbi

and the legend of the red baron.ond world war showed how powerful a weapon the airplane could be. adolf hitler recognized that during the '30s and built an air force that none of his future enemies could imagine. the arming of the third riech violated the treaty of versailles and done in secret. in february of '36 they hosted the olympics but billy fisk wasn't there. he wouldn't participate in the '36 olympics because it would have been in berlin and he can't stand hitler. >> the one i like to believe. i think most people like to believe he didn't want to go there because he was anti-nazi. the other theory is that the american community didn't allow to pick his team and do what he wanted. >> instead of competing he remained busy. he was a pilot while working to fly where he worked in hollywood where he financed a few films including "white heat." he vently would take a job at his father's new york investment firm. in 1938 as europe teetered on the brink of war. he joined his family for a vacation in france. for patri

throughout the county, and the goal is to come up with other strategies to keep people safe and maintain barons about the risk of zika. crown leaders say it's important to keep in mind the threat still exists. >> we have to continue the theme, is that this will be had an on going issue for many months to come, and we have to continue the messaging. we have to lentless about doing it. >> kelly: the wynwood area of miami was just declared zika-free earlier this week, but miami beach is still a hotbed for the virus. >>> the department of health is still urging people all across the state to drain any standing water they find at all on their property regularly. >> mark: tonight a lesson in economics, if you will, courtesy of a researchers recently published a study on the similarities between the stock market and baseball cards, and they found a strategy that sometimes is used on the trading floor but is always profitable when it comes to trading cards. chris cato tonight with when you should buy or sell. >> chris: when jared williams was a kid he noticed an obvious similarity between his childhood

steve: this is baron, who is blind and deaf. and he came to us a few weeks ago from the grant's pass, oregon animal control shelter. and just found as a stray. and he can't see or hear a thing. his eyes were never developed, so he technically has something called microopthalmia. but he's absolutely fearless, totally self-confident. i mean he has, because he was born this way, he has no idea the world isn't dark. he has no idea that the rest of us can see and hear things. and so he just gets out and goes exploring. and it scares us to death sometimes, 'cause he can actually-- he's small enough that he gets through our fence and drive. doing this has actually taught us quite a bit. not only about the animals and the various sort of medical conditions and needs that they have, but also about people. because we see--we see the full range of people and the var--the values that people bring to life. because we have animals who have been terribly abused or mistreated or neglected by people, and we have animals who are here only because

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brijt ann kelly and bill barone are charged with conspiracy and fraud in a nine indictment and it alleges that they arranged lane closings that caused gridlock in 2013 on the george washington bring that delayed commuters for hours and left emergency vehicles slow to respond. prosecutors say the two defendants planned the lane closures as revenge on a mayer who refused to endorse christie for re-election. >>> a sweeping gas shortage across the southeast has drivers anxious. workers have been forced to pipeline. some gas stations have run out of gas. taking down prices and putting bags on the pumps. the drivers find a station with some gas, they could end up paying more per gallon from 25 cents to dollars more than usual. >>> athletes are packing up today. and making their way back from rio. fans from all over the world arrived to watch the closing ceremony of th6 olympic game and tickets were put on sale for $3 each and the closing ceremony was held before 45,000 spectators at the stadium. and china topped the medal count and britain and ukraine and the u.s. were next in the medal count.

>> i heard john baron on the phone. donald was impersonating john barren. >> did you find it funny?ght it was creative on his part. he got the word out there and constantly got press. we were getting incessant press. >> do you remember any of the stories he told? >> he planted that princess di was looking for an apartment in trump tower. >> and that didn't happen? >> no, but it made the papers. >> regardless of whether or not it was true. >> he has said people want to believe something is the biggest and greatest and most spectacular and he said, i call it truthful hyperbole. >> i mean, that was my job. my job was to make his fantasies become a reality. i remember him saying to me, and your mission, louise, is to make sure the world knows that my brand is worth a thousand dollars a square foot more than the building next door. >> everything about trump tower was meant to redefine luxury and prestige. the dramatic atrium. the 80-foot waterfall. and the distinctive marble ivana chose personally from an italian quarry. it became a city landmark and tourist attraction. >> i mean, that w

he went on to marry his third and current wife, model melania, in 2005 and had trump's fifth child, baron, one year later. it is by all accounts a happy marriage, but it's all that came before that might now be fair game. cnn bears. >> new questions about donald trump's charitable foundations and his business dealings in cuba. ere plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, u

. >> it is investor day today, r barons put out a piece saying they had a past difficult few years withharismatic ceo dying in a plane accident, a new ceo taking over, do you think they're heading in the right direction from a strategic point of view? >> i think it's going to be an interesting strategy presentation today. total puts out earlier this year its ambition to become the responsible energy major. not sure if that's saying everyone else is irresponsible or not. the goal of that is to move more towards renewables away from the oil-based production. i think there's skepticism around it. you've seen the performance of sunpow. and the renewable space area has been checkered. there may be skepticism around that. also lack of oil opportunitoppo. >> thank you very much more being with us. >>> all right. coming up on "street signs," geoff is still in moscow with an exclusive interview. geoff? >> yes, thank you very much for that. as the russian economy gradually begins to improve after the impact of sanctions, we're looking at areas where there might be strong growth going forward. so

bullies something you have never seen psychology, date, cyber technology and even apparently a mini baron set. i'm rahel solomon. coming up an exclusive behind the scenes first look. >>> time for our weekend watch, planning your weekend on a tuesday? you and me both and weekend will start to feel like fall. we will transition from warm air to cool air this weekend. we have a chance of the shower especially saturday or saturday night and then we are talking about highs in the 60's one day this he can we even. that day is sunday. does look like a nice weekend. may need a light jacket if you have outdoor pla i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> ceo of wells fargo apologized during a congressional hearing over allegation that is bank employees opened millions o

prosecutors say bridget kelly and bill barone created traffic jams around the george washington bridge to punish democratic mayor who did not endorse christie. governors has never face add charge in the case. >> former eagles running back mick coy could end up back in philadelphia, not on the field but in a philadelphia courtroom. two philadelphia police officers suing mccall in his role in bar brawl here in old city. left two off duty officers injured. lawsuit claims mccoy beat and kick one officer, punched another in the eye. district attorney seth williams decide in the april to not file any charges in the charges fight climbing could not proof who started it. >> the phillies with 12 games left in the season trying to ends things on a good note. that is coming up in sport. and the shock and fall-out from angelina jolie and brad pitt's impending divorce. some of the first signs this could be getting really ugly. but first, your winning lottery numbers. this pimple's gonna last forever. aw com'on. clearasil ultra works fast to begin visibly clearing up skin in as little as 12 hours. a

. >> reporter: nancy baron bear is regional director of philadelphia's anti defamation league.he tells me her office has been in contact with school and township officials. she cautioned against jumping to the conclusion, that second swastika could be simply the work of a copycat. >> yes, i don't think we should assume ever that another instance of drawing a swastika is simply a copycat. >> reporter: anti defamation league recommend if you come across a symbol of hate they recommend taking a picture of it and then supporting it. in havertown i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> authorities believe someone may have deliberately set fire on the spot where omar mateen, man responsible for omar massacre used to attend. surveillance video captured someone approaching islamic center of fort peers just moments before, a fire started. is there substantial damage to the mosque but no reports of any injuries. >>> secretary of state john kerry is asking the sides of war in syria to adhere to a nationwide cease-fire. kerry says there has been a reduction of violence since the ce

wildsteen testifying tuesday that moments before the photos were snapped, barone allegedly told christiegovernor, i have to tell you, a tremendous amount of traffic in ft. lee. major traffic jams. and you'll be pleased to know that mayor sokolich is having trouble getting his telephone calls returned. governor christie has not been charged in this allege retaliation plot. >> i had nothing to do with the planning with it. i had nothing to do with authorizing it. and we sit here now nearly three years later and there has not been one sen tila of evidence. >> we want to bring in mark preston. jessica, are those photos the best they have? he's laughing with his colleagues there? that's not necessarily a smoking gun. how bad is this for the governor? >> exactly, alisyn. these details have been trickling out now for three years, yet, no smoking gun. nothing that pins governor christie to know about this and governor christie denied any involvement. his reputation and career have taken a hit. the latest poll just before this bridgegate trial started showed just 26% approval rating. two-thirds o

as you can tell, it seems to be largely it has been rated a new cell at baron berg.highlight nokia one of the better performers. china unicom has expanded its partnership with nokia, a high-capacity and we got the news breaking earlier. nokia shares rise. guy: i want to take you to my bloomberg and show you what is happening with the six-month euro sterling risk reversal. this is askew affect tell me what the calls are and what is -- what it is signaling. his -- if the pound bounces over, we are going to get into difficult territory with what is happening surrounding brexit. is still with us. the difficult work starts here for sterling. steven: i think so. we think there is a riskier downside. the market may be too complacent. sterling.sal on your what it is telling us is -- reversal on u.s. sterling. what it is telling us is the market is very short. we've got some strong u.k. numbers. the market became nervous and start to cover some of its shores. the point we would make is we don't think we are out of the woods. pulling up now euro sterling charts, you can see ba

is the red baron? >> yeah right! i like to imagine that's me in the cockpit there! >> reporter: brick cooked up this model airplane for a summek camp. >> one of the things we taught kids to do was to build an air frame and then and then uh add a radio control mechanism to actually be able to remotely pilot it.an >> reporter: so, future makers learn how to do it themselves, while entrepreneurs hatch theha products of tomorrow. the "rope runner" was the brainchild of kevin bingham. >> he came up with this thing that allows you to scale a treea go up and down without changing kit, and be as nimble as say a spider monkey, right? he came into tech shop, drew up some prototypes, made some wooden mockups, and cut out the finished aluminum pieces, assembled all that, and thend engraved his logo and the phrase "made in detroit," which i love, into the powder coating on the sides of the apparatus. l >> reporter: what davis seesr: budding in detroit is an alternative to a world run by nike and ikea: manufacturing brought back to america, made possible by ever-cheaper technolog

two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie bridget kelly and bill barone flee he are facing fraud and conspiracy charges. they're accused of closing lanes on the george washington bridge to create gridlock as punishment for fort lee's mayor's failure to endorse christie. federal prosecutors allege christie himself knew about the plan as it was happening. that's a claim he has always denied. the governor has not been charged with any wrongdoing but could be subpoenaed to testify. >>> the civil trial in that deadly center city building collapse began this morning. the trial will determine who is negligent and what they would need to pay the victims' families the lawsuit was filed on behalf of six people killed and 13 injured when a four story brick wall collapsed at the salvation army thrift store at 22nd and market back in 2013. >> time now for the "action news" traffic report. >> he let's send things over to matt pelman keeping track of a wet monday commute. hey matt. >> a little bit damp out there for sure as we head home on the first afternoon of the work week brian and sh

donald trump will be there with his wife, melania, his adult children and his 10-year-old son, baron, there tonight. chelsea will be there to support her mother. bill clinton will be on site, doesn't sit in the audience when his wife debates. there could be a last-minute decision for him to be here in the debate hall. the republican nominee vice presidential candidate is mike pence. jake, you have some first questions for the presidential nominee. >> we've all watched the republican primary debates. i know donald trump considers himself a counterpuncher but he certainly threw a lot of insults out there, whether it was choke artist or basket case, little marco, et cetera. does he consider the general election debates to be different than the prime rich debates in terms of tone and tenor? >> i think you're going to see the same donald trump that we've seen throughout this campaign. he's going to be a bold truth teller, he's going to speak plainly. tonight it's an opportunity for him in a real sense for him to lay out that vision to make america great again. the crowds that we see, the m

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let's talk about barons development. i will reduce the statement first. line was slightly ahead of what the market anticipated. they have had a strong operational financial almonds in 2016. in terms of the positive start to the financial year, reservations from the first of as of the fourth of september. they are up by 4%. they are saying they have had a strong operational financial performance in 2016. progress being made over the last few years. they start this year with a strong balance sheet, good forward spirit. this is all about trying to find any slowdown. the u.k. housing+++ healthy. the total capital return would be 30.7%. the brexit vote increase the economic, political uncertainty around the market. a lot of people are saying it is too early in terms of really understanding the impact in the demand in the u.k. anna: yesterday, we heard from retro. we are still trying to understand what the weakness and commercial real estate is going to do for the residential effect. with that in mind, let's have a look at where the futures are expected. it loo

and, really, the initiative process started in idaho, of all places, where the railroad barons were pretty much paying off legislators. so we have today the initiative process that i think has primarily become the tool of the wealthy. a rich person gets an idea, pays people, gets the signatures, and gets whatever he or she wants on the ballot, oftentimes popoorly drafted. and i tend to call it the initiative industrial complex, basically. i think that's what we have in california. so what do you think about the initiative process and how do we, the people, take the initiative process back? >> well, as you know, it was governor hiram johnsonon, a gret gift t to the people of california--i wish we had d at in connecticut, where i come from--and we had a little experience with that in prop 103, the auto insurarane property, casualty reform initiative of 1988 that we advocated here, because your auto insurance premiums are among the highehest in the country. and we had $2 million to spend. the insurance indndusy hurled $80 million a against us- tv adsds and so on. anand we bet them. and there

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david barone. he's the voice. wildstein concocted this plan. they believe it came from chris christie. believing is not evidence. there may be smoke. doesn't mean there's fire. christie has been very consistent. in denial. >> three years ago, from the very beginning he said i had no involvement. he still says that today. what are the legal implications for him? could he be called to testify? >> he could be called to making noise that they may want to call him. he says if he is called he will in fact testify. if i'm his lawyer, i don't necessarily think that's a good idea. but we have to remember that he's a political figure and sometimes you have to do what politics demand. >> is christie in legal jeopardy? >> one might say it's possible. i don't necessarily think so. now, with defendants, if either one of them is convicted you always know they're nation a lot of time. but one count has a count. if you added them all up they're into the stratosphestratosphere. if one of them gets realtime and they want to put christie in the suit, the question