the ski mask implicated ronald benson. the shoe impression outside the shaws' home implicated shannon touchet. but there was no forensic evidence linking reggie basile to the crime. >> as an investigator, that's a little hard to swallow, you know. that's a little hard to leave in the end of the day with, knowing that there's nothing else you can do, and you feel fairly certain of who's responsible for doing it. >> investigators hoped that would change. >>> shannon touchet, reggie basile, and ronald benson were all arrested for the murder of ron shaw. >> it was decided the only way was to arrest all three suspects simultaneously and interview them in the same building at the same time, going from room to room until we got the confessions from all of them. >> shannon touchet, the individual that was the ringleader, the one that had the information about the location of the safe, he ultimately turned on his two associates. >> shannon admitted that benson and basile both participated in the murder. >> reginald and ronald was g

>> andrea benson. >> reporter: how do you know it's andrea benson? car, registered to her. >> reporter: you can read license plates with those cameras? >> they're pretty good. >> reporter: detectives obtained data dumps from cell phone towers in washington, d.c., that allowed them to map the travel of the cell phones as they pinged off the towers. can you follow diana's cell phone? >> it bounced all around washington, d.c., simultaneously with andrea's. they were together the entire day. >> reporter: by late friday, the night peggy was murdered, diana's phone stopped moving and went quiet. but andrea's phone? >> we saw andrea's phone head out of the washington area and head up i-95. >> reporter: exactly the way you would drive if you were heading for peggy's house? >> right. >> reporter: along the way, the tracfone was activated. and at 1:17 a.m., it pinged a cell tower right near peggy's house. what was going on? was this murder for hire? did andrea benson drive up to new york, call peggy on the tracfone, somehow get into her house and murder her? a

>> benson: yes, sir. >> martin: so, are these technological experts? >> benson: yes, sir.oung as 19 years old. >> martin: isn't there a minimum age for driving satellites? >> benson: ( laughs ) not here. >> martin: another thing that surprised us is that there's no way to effectively armor an important satellite like this or to conceal its location from attack. so it can't hide in space? >> cooley: that's true. and we... in fact, it's... it tells you where it is. >> martin: this is a system the whole world depends on, costs a small fortune to put it up there, and it's a sitting duck. >> cooley: well, this is one of the challenges that... in space command that we're... we are very aware of. >> martin: today, can a u.s. military satellite maneuver itself out of the way of an upcoming anti-satellite weapon? >> hyten: it depends on a huge number of variables. >> martin: so the answer is, maybe. >> hyten: the answer is maybe. >> martin: so, you've got these satellites worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and they maybe could get out of harm's way? >> hyten: it depends on the

>> i argue, on this isn't particularly surprising thing to argue that benson is the key here. there is an interesting german influence running through as well i talk about the origins of the scientific psychology in the 1850s he was the first philosopher to engage in mathematical questions between the relationship between the world and the mine. so questions about how can i know the effective world, what is the relationship between my feelings in the world, beckner tried to answer these questions by doing these bizarre things where he lifted weights and try to discover how long it took for the weight to create pain. if i double the size of the way, what would would it do to my sense of the feeling. in a way a kind of new age of questions i do think there are multiple traditions here, none are kantian really, when when that philosophy is kinda anti- utilitarian and if something causes you misery if you should do it. what i dislike about some of the proponents of happiness policies and interventions a lot of him say it's about forcing it's about the good life it's about virtue,

. >> this may look familiar, greg benson from mediocre films put this. >> do you carry the ro bo bobo brand cheese? >> tip of the hat to you, greg. we're trying it ourselves. >> he said once hydrated but now deflated. grandma's glitch. >> the kind of thing about it is they sound genuine, because the weird names you can have for products are somewhat peculiar they're like, well -- people are genuinely trying to help find these ridiculous and unrealistic items. >> a futuristic hayward water holder with side chaps. >> what? >> i don't know what that is but i want one. >> it's on my list. >> it's futuristic. >> i have been looking all over the store, have you seen invisible unders that are spider-man edition? >> not that i know. >> spanish raisin that have the geosounds, for a hardware class or something? >> what is he looking for? >> i want to see the video behind the scenes when they came up with these. >> and of course a nod to you, greg benson. >>> we've seen so many extreme sports videos on the show, so many impossible stunts made possible by some of these athletes i'm about to show

but in fact they have down loaded something on to their computer. >> benson says the odds are pretty good you down loaded malware that allows the hacker to hijack your devices. the hacker goes through all of your files and photos and in some cases that information is used in ads that offer to teach other people how to high tack phones and computers. so not only is your personal information public, it's used by someone else to make a profit. >>> apparently google didn't do a search to make sure the new -- google about its new parent company alfa bet was met with approval by most people be but bmw was surprised. that is because bmw has one called alphabet. >>> if you've always wanted to make a wish on a shooting star, you need to get outside late tonight. the peak of the meteor shower is tonight and early tomorrow morning. they are not really stars they are dots that create a streak of light when they burn through our atmosphere. astronomers say if you're away from city lights you could see as many as 100 an hour. >> it was very impressive to see by the way. >> i haven't. i need to get

benson does it perfectly, pranking different people walking down the street asking for directions anduddy responding within feet of each other. >> hello? >> miles. >> greg, where are you? >> on ventura crossing the street i'm right at laurel canyon. where are you? >> laurel. >> is this laurel canyon here? >> i think the other people think if you cannot figure that out, something's going on. >> you don't help this one, you enjoy it's too good. >> such a beautiful prank, done so well and at their expense not somebody else's. this is why it's so good. >> i'm walking right over there. >> you see east, going east? excuse me? >> you two are talking to each other. >> miles! hey, what are you doing here? >> that's crazy. >> what a surprise, you're right here. >> no doubt this is top five prank videos. >> and it didn't cost a dime, nothing, no elaborate setups, no costumes, nothing. >> oh, greg, you're awesome. >> he's right here. >> there's a lady crying next to me or something. you want to meet somewhere else i'm a little uncomfortable now. >> all right, take care. >>> hope you had fun. we'l

benson does it perfectly.t people walking down the street asking for directions and his buddy just responding within feet of each other. >> hello? >> miles. >> greg, where are you? >> i'm on ventura just crossing the street. laurel canyon. where are you? >> laurel. >> is this laurel canyon here? >> i think the other people don't help because they think if you can't figure that out, something's going on. >> you don't help this one out. you just enjoy it. it's too good. >> it's a beautiful prank. and it's at their expense, not somebody else's. >> i'm walking right over there. >> you say east? is this going east? excuse me? >> miles! >> greg! hey, what are you doing here? >> what a surprise! you're right here! >> no doubt this is top five prank videos. >> and it didn't cost a dime. nothing. no elaborate setups, no costumes, nothing. >> greg, you're awesome. >> there's a lady crying next to me or something. you want to meet somewhere else? i'm a little uncomfortable now. >> i'll meet you somewhere else. all right.

news 4's jackie benson is in rockville with new details on the search for the remaining suspect. jackie? >> doreen, this guy worked for the company and is believed to have played a role in planning the brutal robbery. >> 911, what is the address of the emergency? >> i've been shot. >> i'm sorry, you've just been shot? >> yeah, yeah. >> 911 call came in after the robbers entered the cleaning service by shooting their way through a locked glass door. they demanded cash and when told there was none, shot two employees inside, 62-year-old man and 73-year-old woman. >> guy came through the door, shot through the glass door. i went to run in the back of the office and he he shot me and hit me in the hand and leg. >> this video of two suspects identified as michael rob and hasley, 10 minute later seen as shady grove metro station. assistant state's he attorney said testimony from the get away driver, the girlfriend of suspect rupert stamp, helped con vin the jury to convict rob of attempted murder friday and almost didn't happen. >> she was admitted on wednesday to the hospital from a s

benson does it perfectly, pranking different people walking down the street asking for directions and his buddy responding within feet of each other. >> hello? >> miles. >> greg, where are you? >> on ventura crossing the street i'm right at laurel canyon. where are you? >> laurel. >> is this laurel canyon here? >> i think the other people think if you cannot figure that out, something's going on. >> you don't help this one, you enjoy it's too good. >> such a beautiful prank, done so well and at their expense not somebody else's. this is why it's so good. >> i'm walking right over there. >> you see east, going east? excuse me? >> you two are talking to each other. >> miles! hey, what are you doing here? >> that's crazy. >> what a surprise, you're right here. >> no doubt this is top five prank videos. >> and it didn't cost a dime, nothing, no elaborate setups, no costumes, nothing. >> oh, greg, you're awesome. >> he's right here. >> there's a lady crying next to me or something. you want to meet somewhere else i'm a little uncomfortable now. >> all right, take care. >>> hope you had fun

like lloyd benson had. and how much impact that that really have? have an enormous impact. in a ten-person debate or a seven-person debate. you want to capture the imagination of the press so your message gets near tops of the stories or even makes dlinlts. so having a moment like john mccain had in october 2007 when he talks about hillary clinton spending, in terming of being all tied up. he got a standing ovation. that captured the imagination of the audience and the president and made him the news of that debate. >> and how do you prepare for those? obviously, a debate is three dimensional chess. there is a lot of moving parts. you can't predict them all. do you try to read everything the person, the various candidates have said? i've found if you read everything they said over the last six weeks, you can generally get a sense of what they're going to say. they tend to repeat certain stock phrases and then do you try to prepare a moment based on you know you think dan quayle will reference kennedy kennedy so you prepare that moment? >> sure. the

captain chuck nash, military analyst and guy benson, down hall.com political editor and thanks to all of you for joining us. captain nash, let me start with you, what is your action to details of the plan? are they even possible? sending back children born here but born from people who are here illegally? >> well, melissa i read 1900 word document and it is very straightforward. it doesn't get into fourth and fifth level detail but does cover first and second level detail. really what he is saying in the document that a nation to be, to really be a nation needs to defend its borders, needs to focus on economic well-being of its people, and needs to focus on its national priorities and not the national priorities of other countries. then he goes on to lay out the economic, physical security and law enforcement aspects of it. if you read it, it is very straightforward but of course with all plans the devil is in the details. melissa: yeah. guy, was, were the details light on details? >> first of all, on donald trump's presidential website there is a page on issues. his issue positions.

adam benson of the digital citizens alliance say there is is a chance your computer, your tablet, your phone has already been hacked and you don't even know it. he says sometimes it happens when he clicks on a link. but the price you actually pay is the safety of your device. >> they will click on a link and actually they get nothing and their instinct is to think it's a bad link. it's not working. so not a problem. but in fact they have down loaded something on their computer. >> benson says the odds are pretty good you down loaded malware. the hacker goes through all of your files, all of your photos and in some cases that information is used in ads that teaches other people how to hijack phones and other computers. so not only is your personal information public, it's also being used byelse to make history. >>> for the first time ever all 15 home teams won on the same day and that includes the giants who did beat the houston astros 3-1. brandon bell hit two home runs. the a's lost to the blue jays in toronto. the historic night was capped off with the seattle mariners walk off victo

ted benson turned his button into a system to log information about his baby. each is made up of a wi-fi radio. when you press a button to connect to your wi-fi network and links it to a google spreadsheet. he says connecting to the wi-fi could allow users to do almost anything. amazon unveiled the button in march of this year. it costs five dollars. coming up, buzz feed gets an investment from 30 rock. and how the pentagon is drastically expanding its drone program. and being chased down by robots may be closer than you think. check out boston dynamics robot taking a test run through a forest. ♪ emily: now to another story we are watching. the purchase comes on the tail end of an investment that was announced last week. acquisition raises softbank state to 80%. sprint's stock rose 4% today and was up 37% this month. they see the turnaround efforts taking two years. coming off of last week's dismal media earnings, universal invested in buzzfeed. nbc universal invested the same amount in box media. what does it mean for the future of digital media companies? kei

josh benson explains. >> reporter: the surface of the web is where we hang out. if you google it and find it, it's on the surface web. >> bank records are part of the deep web. part of the web, but you can't google it. you need to know where to work. as for the dark web -- >> people go on there to do things they don't want people to know. >> reporter: they say the dark web can be used for good. >> people can store information there. >> reporter: and a lot of bad. you can go there and purchase heroin, cocaine or marijuana, whatever you want and it is shipped to you. >> millions of dollars changed hands there. ashley madison, isis transactions, child important, some use it to search the web with privacy. tor.org is a way to get you there. the site claims it is family and friends concerned about privacy and search habits. >> businesses to protect secrets. advocates. make sure danger is reported regardless of the user once inside. >> they are bouncing from server to server continuously. >> providing a veil of privacy a few clicks away in the dark web. >>>. >> caller:

benson and tate are on leave supporting the current presidential run of rand paul. >>> joe biden has yet to declare he will run for the white house. there's reason i don't think he could give the frontrunner a run for her money. he rates better than hillary clinton in pennsylvania, and ohio. no presidential candidate has won without taking two of the three states since 1960. >>> nevada's gaming commission voted for the tropicana hotel they announced to buy it in april. they plan on spending 200 million on improvements to the casino. >>> the phillies got roughed up in the game one of the post chase utley era. the marlins started jerome williams for 8 runs in two innings. the phillies rallied, but lost 9-7. chase chase could make his dodgers debut in houston. the eagles and ravenings hold a head to head practice in philadelphia. and square off tomorrow night in preseason action. coach chip kelly doesn't know he will see his first action as an eagles. marcus smith will have an mri on his injured hamstring. >> a lot of people hope he starts because we want to look at him. >> hear from fo

back with me is guy benson, chris kofinis, scott brown.thing americans always cared about with regard to iran is hostages. going back to 1979 with jimmy carter and iran still has four american hostages. donald trump has made a big point of it. that was no part of this negotiation. i understand why but that's something that makes americans mad they do care about, correct? >> of course they care about it. we have american citizens in iran's control. iran is the number one exporter of terrorism around the region and potentially around the world and we'll give them what, $150 billion of assets to go out and wreak more and more havoc with no guaranties they will protect and respect the right of israel to survive and live? it is unbelievable this deal. david: even susan rice has admitted that, chris, that the money they will get, windfall of at least 100 billion some of that will go to terrorism. you still have the spiritual leader of iran saying openly we're not going to allow foreigners to come into our military bases for inspection, sort of n

this happened just before 4:30 this morning on i-95 in benson. the bus driver fill asleep at the wheel and the bus crossed the median and went into on coming traffic. a car swerved to avoid the bus and crashed into a tree killing one person in the car. there were 48 passengers on that because headed for the science of the soul study center in fayetteville the. >>> an american dentist isn't the only hunter being investigated in zimbabwe. a pennsylvania doctor is accused of killing a lion as well. officials in africa say he's suspected of killing the lion with a bow and arrow a few months ago. it allegedly happened without approval and on land where it is not involved. this is a doctor at a hospital in pittsburgh and is cooperating. >> fears that a close companion of cecil the lion was killed is unfounded. those tracking jericho was spotted and alive this morning. he's looking after cecil's cubs. >>> coming up here on news 4 new york emergency landing. why a coast guard helicopter was forced to land on a local golf course. >>> and pushing for a saf

guest: it is a very bizarre design for prisons that was made by the philosopher jeremy benson, he believed if you wanted to put the prisoners on their best behavior you would create a kind of glass prison in which the prisoner could be observed at every second. now you went be observing every prison that add every second because every prisoner would know that what they're doing at any given time could be seen. so he thought that a very low cost, you can make sure that prisoners maintained perfect discipline, perfect order, perfect behavior and this could be monitored by a regulatory state. the reason i used the id of the panoptic, is it because in this age of surveillance, where every movement, every e-mail, every phone call could be cracked a monitor, it could be that we are created not a prison but america as a panoptic on. guest: are we. host:. guest: the pretext to doing this is to fight terrorism but what you can see this is a very net because people are being recorded and observed in their contactless being downloaded and their movements tracked. so this would seem to be, you could c

police say the apex coach bus was traveling south on i-95 near the town of benson when it struck a guardrail. the bus crossed into the northbound lanes before crashing into a median. the bus driver, 23-year-old the bus. another car swerved off the a tree. a passenger in that car was killed. >>> a call tonight for safety changes to stretch limousines following a crash on long island that killed four young women in a limo. days after the deadly accident, eyewitness news investigative team looked into loopholes in stretch limo safety standards. the report found little regulation for changes to the vehicles. now new york senator charles schumer said there should be standards for altering limousines. >> when secondary market manufacturers tear limos apart, stretching them thin, adding tvs, they block emergency exits, weakening the structure of the vehicle little by little for every inch they are streneched -- stretched, they become more and more of a death trap. >> senator schumer wants the federal government to impose new requirements for converting cars into limos including side impact air bags

. >> reporter: real estate broker sam benson looked at listings in a sweet spot. >> we are look at pending homes. >> reporter: in walnut creek that is in the neighborhood of $759,000 to $950,000. >> reporter: if the housing market feels a pinch, it's the first time homeboyser looking at the lower end of the market that could feel it first. >> a buyer that is preapproved and ready to go may instead of moving as quickly as possible may slow down their decision. >> reporter: confidence in the market and a buys personal finances are key whether they are looking for home sweet home or a sweet investment. >> that was noel walker reporting. time is 4:45. >>> president obama is push for more access for clean energy for consumes across the country. the president spoke at a green energy conference in las vegas last night. he says renewable energy is helping to create jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the president announced incentives for individuals to adopt solar power at home. >> we will take steps to expand the use of a tool we call pace. which helps pay for solar paneling. >> critics sa

. >>> camden county police are investigating a shooting at the corner of benson street and fifth street. police say shortly after 7:00 a.m., they were notified of person shot in a vacant lot. when they arrived, they found a man shot in the head. he was transported to cooper university hospital, where he remains in critical condition. police don't have a suspect at this point. >> also, officers continue to investigate a shooting last night on the south 30th street in the point breeze section of philadelphia. it happened just before midnight. police responded to report of a man with a gun. a 20 and 22 year old male were both transported to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a total of 24 shots were fired. both victims were told are in stable condition. >>> turning to the weather right now, just much more comfortable start to the day today compared to yesterday, great news for tomorrow, too. >> we'll check in with katie you're saying thursday is real a terrific day? >> yes, i have to tell you, this is my personal favorite of the next seven days, one coming up tonight. today no

. >> with or without her beloved kitties, olivia benson and meredith grey, taylor is among women powerfulh to be known by only one name, hillary, oprah, and angelina. >> they also said i'm the youngest woman ever on the list, which i was happy they were willing to put that kind of a title on a young person and say, you know, we believe in what you stand for. my parents were excited about it too. i got some text messages from my parents. >> her parents have a lot to be proud of. the 25-year-old has also inspired a new shoe, the welcome to new york champion limited edition sneaker for keds. >> i have a song on my album called "welcome to new york." so it has sort of the new york

. >> thank you so much benson and thank you to mr. foxs leadership next to the next transportation we're fortunate to have representatives in the california transportation commission the cpc one minute bob one minute let me say a few nice words i want to sorry the cpc prioritized funding for the transportation cross our state and a few folks thank you for being with us the funding and the oversight doyle drive is the first partnership on the highway network and focuses on taxpayers investment and insuring this investment benefits our local community i'm pleased to recognize the hard men and women of the building trade from local 261 to the 4ru7 and local 377 and local engineers on local 3 and 6 they're the ones building this project from the ground up and deserve our premeditation please join me in welcoming all businesses and labor mr. bob. >> (clapping). >> thank you and you know it there's a lot of thanks going around i want to take a moment and give a special thanks to the men and women of the building trades there's michael came

jackie benson is working the scene right now. she will have a live update coming up. >> we are working several other developing news stories. >> one of the suspects maybe as young as eight years old. the others thought to be 13 or 14 and they did have what looked to be a gun. ahead in just a few minutes, pat collins talks with the victim's mother. >> monday is going be a reality check for a lot of us especially here in the district. dc public schools go back into class on monday and of course that means crosswalks, the sidewalk, the road. even metro is going be a lotd busier. you got to keep an eye out for everybody who will be out and teachers are telling us you need to plan right now for the route that you're going to be taking in just a few days. >> 12 shots fired at a man carrying no >>> show you surveillance video showing a scarey scene. a man waving an assault rifle and firing rounds at passing cars. moments before this he crashed his car. eventually he stashed the weapon under a bush behind the gas station. police did catc

jack see bensie benson has just at the scene. what are you seeing out there? >> patrol services chief. diane grooms as well as mayor bowser. pan over and show you where we are panning over to show you this housing complex here and right here with yellow tape around it and the mayor's suv on the other side of that, that is a playground. we understand as you all have been reporting that i believe two children at this point shs two children injured. we do not know their ages. that playground certainly very concerning. this happened at a time of day where there would be a lot of children outside. right now we are trying to speak to officials here and find out the details of exactly what happened here just before 4:00 this afternoon. >> jackie, thank you. earlier today, police chief recently described the crime spike in the district as something not seen here in decades. but a new analysis released by the urban institute today says despite the spike in homicides this year, other violent crimes are down and dc mayor says city leaders are working hard to get the murd

and guy benson. it is fantastic, you need to read it, he is also political editor of town hall.com, welcome to you. >> hello. kennedy: lovely. >> thank you very much good company, pleased to be here. kennedy: enjoy it ho en mucho. >> maybe she was caught off guard first time when chris matthews asked but she was asked several days later, still did not have a answer just pivoted to donald trump, which is the opposite of an answer. kennedy: that is what people hate about washington, and like about donald trump, just answer the question. >> she might think i really don't know these days, and even if i think that there are important differences, that is the do dominant part of the pary now, for chair to be seen that might be seen as negative of that group could be a big internal problem. kennedy: i think there still could have been a way she could have answer this question, that she is not hiding something, i am thinking in her head she is thinking, i almost got fired, i still have a job, what am i going

police say the apex coach bus was traveling south on i-95 near the down of benson when it struck a guardrail. the bus crossed into the northbound lanes before crashing into a median. 23-year-old eric gymerson was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree. a passenger in that car was killed. >>> happening tomorrow, president obama will unveil new regulations aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fighting climate change. the white house previewed the pl in a video posted on facebook this weekend. the new rules will require power plants to cut emissions by 32% from 2005 levels in the next 15 years. several republican led states are expected to challenge the new rulations in court. >>> still ahead on eye witness news on this sunday, explosions at two churches minutes a part. are they connected? >>> a boater survived being stranded in the water off the jersey shore. he was stranded for four hours. how someone came to his rescue. >>> new details of a second american who may have been involved in an illegal lion hunt overseas. >>> the humidity

president obama and president benson -- former president clinton played the greens there.he obama's and the clintons celebrated the birthday together on saturday night. both looking pretty trim if i may say. matt: looking good. olivia: looking good. matt: there is a lot of humidity. are those mom jeans? u.s. flights are still going back to normal after saturday's air cap a computer system failure forced hundreds to be canceled and delayed. some say it caused 492 delays and 476 cancellations according to the faa. according to others, those numbers are much higher and bigger. with more on what caused the massive delays and how big it was is aaron levie. sorry, alan. excuse me while i apologize for that. the concert is this can be manipulated and made to happen again. apparently what happened is the faa was upgrading the software on the system. the system is a real critical piece of the national airspace system. they were trying to add some functionality and the new software had a bug in it and that took the system down at this one facility. the good news is that suggests the

josh benson explains. >> reporter: the surface of the web is where we all hang out.rch engines, websites, links. if you google it and find it it's on the surface web. documents online, bank records, archived images, that's part of the deep web. still part of the web but you can't google it. as for the dark web -- >> people go on the dark to do things that they don't want people to know. >> reporter: jonathan sellers says the dark web can be used forever good. >> law enforcement communicating with enforcements. people can store information there. >> reporter: and a lot of bad. >> you can go on there and purchase heroin, cocaine, whatever you wanted and it would be shipped to you. >> reporter: it's reported that millions of dollars exchange hands there. child porn, some may use it to search the web with full privacy. torproject.org is one way to get there. it's a soft way to get to the dark web. the website claims the users are -- >> family and friends. >> businesses, to protect trade secrets. there's been a lot of data breaks. >> activists, make sure danger is reporte

. >> we have our local girl here, candace benson. >> i grew up in norristown but i'm from pottstown,pennsylvania. >> weren't you on bet. >> yes. >> gospel show. >> yes, yes. >> she is runner up in sunday's best on bet and that is why i had just had to have her for diva sister singing. >> saturday night. >> august 22nd at the dell, code word diva, if you go to the dell box office, before the 22nd you will get your two for one tickets but you have to say code name diva. >> diva simply singing. faith evans, kelly price, from the cast of the real, musical, anthony wayans. >> hold on, i will be there. i have a surprise for you. >> yes. >> from back in the day. >> we met in jamaica. >> we have known each other forever. >> go, go, go. >> my gosh. >> we have the same picture. >> no, not the picture. >> look at mike, i was doing mighty quinn, the mighty quinn with denzel, i loved that where is the the picture of you and i together. >> this one right here he is a real flirt. >> that is 25 years of diva simply singing. >> yes. >> get over here. >> oh, no, she's blown a away. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

faulkner sandra smith, jedediah bila and today's #onelucky guy, political editor of townhall.com guy benson is back. he is outnumbered. welcome back guy. >> it is great to be back. >> last time you were here your book was out and it has done well. congrats on that. >> thank you. >> starting a lot of conversations. >> that is the whole goal. >> speaking of starting one let's start ours. this a big week for republicans three days before the presidential debate which you will see here on fox news donald trump is remaining the momentum in the poll as the 17 gop candidates viafight for a spot. donald bush and walker are in the top three but a recent surge by kasich is putting him in a three-way tie with governor's chris christie and rick perry. why is that significant? only the top 10 in the national polls complete on the thursday 9 p.m. stage. those not making the cut appear in the undercard debate earlier in the day. christie and perry if they expect to be on the main stage. >> i will be there thursday night. >> you will make the top ten? does it matter? >> i think it is an important first ste

an apex coach bus was traveling near benson when it struck a guardrail. the bus crossed into northbound lanes before crashing into a median. police tell our sister station in raleigh that the bus driver, eric jimerson fell asleep at the wheel and was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree. killed. police officer? car. it happened when temperatures were in the high 80s. someone noticed the dog in the car and alerted police who were able to get in the vehicle and get the dog out to safety. the pup was left there for more than an hour without water. the dog's owner was issued a summons but a was allowed to keep the dog. >>> now to the growing concern about drones getting too close to planes at kennedy airport. a pilot is reporting a drone coming within 100 feet of the plane last night. this comes on the heels of a new report warning about drones being used in terror attacks on u.s. soil. abc's jim avilla has the story. >> drone at the edge of the runway. >> reporter: another drone close call overnight. a shut

. >> that was a jab at guy benson. >> i think marriage is about something more.t is about two people coming together who are able to procreate and have children to raise a family and saying we are going to be together forever. >> it is true. the change in marriage came when it became less about that and more about are you happy. the pursuit of happiness. the pursuit of marriage is less of a finite thing. you could get divorce if you were unhappy. that led to gay marriage. you could marry whoever you want. when marriage went from this is about children to the pursuit of happiness, things change. i don't think you could take it back. what about men who are very detestable? >> i am working for something that is disagreeable. i want you to lose badly about your own thing. we can debate about that next week how awesome am i. what about men or women who cannot find a human that will love them? they are so detestable that they have nothing the robot could provide that kind of companionship. why would you deprive them of that? >> i don't doubt that a robot could provide

i have bonnie mcfarland and guy benson. i will see you on the fox business network. >>> a woman live tweeted a young couple who was breaking up on a flight. that will pass the time. before takeoff kelly provided a blow by blow on twitter under the # plane break up, original. here are some of her tweets. this guy on the plane just broke up with his girlfriend and she is sobbing. guy, is this really a surprise? are you seriously surprised of this information? girl, great. just great. i am so glad i paid $40 extra to be on this flight. guy, i don't care. girl, i am glad you don't care. you hate everything about me. >> guy, i will f charlotte and see if the stories match. who is charlotte? >> guy i can't discuss this. >> girl i am not worth your time? sigh let snobs. what the [bleep]. now they are making out. i am not kidding. they ordered six vodkas and bloody mary micks and chugged them in silence between makeouts. i think i lost 50iq points reading that stupid thing. breaking up with someone on a plane is dumb. but i also th

an apex coach bus was traveling south on 95 near benson when i struck a guardrail. the bus crossed into the northbound lanes before crashing into a media. police tell your sister station in raleigh that the bus driver fell asleep at the wheel and was thrown from the bus. another car swerved off the road to avoid the bus and struck a tree instead. a passenger was killed. the bus driver may face charges. >>> firefighters are being credited with saving a family from a burning building. flames spread through the building in brownsville trapping five children including a two on the old baby and two adults. firefighters brought the family to safety. the red cross is helping the displaced residents find shelter. >>> a commuter alert this morning. fast track repairs will change the overnight commute for r train riders another week. no service weeks nights 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and bypass stations between 36th and atlantic avenue. >>> "good morning america" is up next. george stephanopoulos is live in time's square. >> good morning, ken. hope you had a good weekend. a lot

joining us guy benson, fox news contributor and bo dietl is back with us. guy, what do you make of last night's exchange? >> yeah, well ramos wasn't so much questioning trump as he was heckling trump. i've been very critical of donald trump on a number of front, trump was right to say hang on, you can't start shouting. i'm calling on people, it's not your turn and when ramos was asked to leave by security, he came back, trump called on him and they had a lengthy exchange on immigration. liz: what do you say? >> trump excites me. i agree with guy. you can't have a heckler like that. liz: was he heckling? >> he was heckling as far as i'm concerned. you wait, and you have -- you're asking a question, you're not giving what you're feeling in your heart. we also know donald is suing univision, i think. liz: yes, he said last night he was. >> and the thing is the way donald is -- liz: by the way, you're friends with him? >> friends for 30 years, i get excited when donald talk, he's so different, he's saying what a lot of people are feeling. and even a thing like,

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. >> to borrow from an old debate line of lloyd benson, i knew ronald reagan, he knew donald trump. gallop poll said he would win. >> great to have you on. "outfront" next, as s.e. mentioned, a new poll says joe biden has the best chance of beating any republican candidate, including donald trump, in the general election. will it help sway the reluctant vice president to enter the race? >>> a prominent white supremacist saying ining donal is the best of the lot. how is trump responding? is never easy. doing your own thing, making your own way can be pretty, well, bold. rickie fowler is redefining what it means to be a golfer. quicken loans is doing the same for mortgages. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. toenail fungus? (crowd cheers) don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied, jublia gets to the site of infection by going under... and around the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, applic

. >> time to bring in guy benson, editor of townhall.com and chris cofinnas. former communications director for senator john edwards. great to see you both, guys. >> good to see you, gretchen. >> what do you make of biden, not even in the race, that he is going to beat trump in the three swing states? guys. >> well, you know, i think that it's not all that surprising given that trump fares worse against hillary clinton in the exact same poll in those states. what i do find interesting is when you look at the numbers, joe biden has better favorability numbers, better honesty and empathy numbers than hillary clinton, yet democratic voters apparently see her as the stronger general election candidate. i wonder if he can make the case for himself and against her if he jumps into the race. >> what do you think, chris? >> it's funny. you kind of have a tale of two cities in both -- for the republicans and democrats. you have frontrunners like trump and secretary clinton who are clearly in a position to win the nomination, more so secretary clinton. but when you go t