the brills understand.hat we trying to help their son. >> do you consider yourself criminals. >> no. >> father did whatever it took to make sure my son was >>> a new study shows, lottery and prize scams are duping eric millions every year. in the last three years, the better business bureau says 460,000 americans have reported losing more than $330 million. the scams, usually phone or e-mail are spreading to social media. anna werner shows us. >> they said congratulations, mr. walker, you have won the jamaica sweepstakes. >> allen walker had moved to st. louis in 2015 when the call came in on his cell phone. telling him he had won, $94,000. it was be delivered soon. all he had to do was send them a fee for taxes. >> kept telling me. >> walker sent them two checks, totaling $5,500, all his saves. they didn't show up with the prize. then he got repeated calls to send money to different people. that's when he realized it wade. >> lead investigator for better business bureau. >> most of the people, that are col

and later florian brill it peppered his goal but not by a keeper was up to the test. after the break germany's play began to drop a long corner found its way to much in him directly apply an emphatic volley to finish all alone at the far post neuer didn't have a chance it would get worse for the visitors i was on your show scored to make it two one to austria who hadn't beaten germany in more than thirty years. and those now have some decisions to make not least regarding manuel neuer. markt first a heavy downpour than australia rained all over germany sprayed what went wrong for the german side but it was the perfect storm for austria wasn't really abby i mean they had the delay before the game is never nice for the visiting team to be sitting in the changing room with the hail and the rain poured in then i say with the funds ban for their blood oh say so that was a there was also a very experimental line up from germany i mean the likes of you who to go to nicholas. and even newspapers you freiburg started up from it's not even certain that he'll be on the plane to

for an expert take, joining me now is steven brill, ceo of news guard, the founder of court tv and the author of the new book "tailspin, the people and forces behind america' 50-year fall and those fighting to reverse it." i want to ask you first about this weekend's eruption, the letter that went to mueller by the president's lawyer, one former, one current lawyer back in january. the broad powers he's claiming, not only over being pardoned but not being indicted. >> it's a sweeping claim for not being accountable for anything. if he gets a subpoena, instead of fighting it in the court, i think he'll take the fifth amendment and tell his base that this is exactly why the founders wrote the fifth amendment, which is when you have amendment. when you have a witch-hunt, a kangaroo court, you don't want to go in, be trapped by the prosecutor. to me that's a much better strategy than fighting it out in the supreme court, and probably losing. but the breth of what he and his lawyers are claiming is unbelievable. the book i wrote, you know, basically traces the long decline of america to the

son estrellas, obviamente, pero ellos no tienen un problema en hacerse a un lado y dejar que otro brilleo. todos brillan en ese equipo. eso es lo que me gusta mucho de los golden state warriors como equipo y lo que me gusta de los deportes y lo que me gusta que esta moviendo ahorita, es que los deportes una emergente, unen a las personas. aquÍ no hay clase social, raza, fruto de bienes, eso es lo que hace el deporte, unir a las personas. >> en el centro de oakland, ahÍ se bajaron algunos. stephen curry! >> mira. >> stephen curry se bajo a saludar a los aficionados. quÉ emociÓn. se en china la piel de verdad . el confeti cayendo, como estÁbamos hablando de Él, una de las estrella bajas sobre este carro alegÓrico para saludarlos. >> seguramente por esto es que seguramente en desfile va a tomar mÁs horas de lo previsto, porque los jugadores van a tomar contacto con la gente. >> la gente estÁ volviendo loca porque steven curry estÁ saludando a sus fanÁticos. la gente esta emocionada, lo estÁn siguiendo, estÁn tratando de dar la mano a toda la gente por la cual esta pasando >> creo que no se

. >> the brill is back with catastrophic. [cheering and applause] greg: let's welcome tonight's guests. he is so sharp he could use his pot to carve a pumpkin. walter kern. [cheering and applause] she is so bright glow worms find her intimidating. her new book is called # do not disturb, order it now. jedediah. [cheering and applause] she is [inaudible] national review reporter, captains. >> my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] walter, this video has never been done before and no one has done a failed video or a marketing tool for freedom and it is hilarious to me. it's wonderful at the same time -- >> it seems like it was produced by scientologists. [laughter] what it really was an advertisement for what it would be like to have electricity. i noticed there were a lot of subliminal messages that cut in weird images. i think it was ultimately a mind control tool that we probably don't have the key to. greg: after watching it i wanted to go to north korea. >> exactly. greg: i wanted to ride a horse across the oc

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i spoke earlier with steven brill, founder of courttv and the american lawyer magazine.e the people and forces behind america's 50-year fall and those fighting to reverse it." steven, you had an epiphany after lappedi inlanding at kenn. what was it? >> about 2 1/2 years ago my wife and i landed at kennedy, coming in from europe. we trudged through one of the terminals and there was water leaking, it was crowded. the bathrooms were filthy. we got into a cab and took the van wick expressway which is the expressway from kennedy into the city. and it was ugly and filled with potholes, jammed with traffic and in the middle of the expressway, there's a tram that i know cost $3 billion or $4 billion and the tram goes from kennedy airport about eight miles into queens. not in the center of the city. and i made a joke about that to my wife and said what would someone from france or germany or any place else arriving in america for the first time think of the greatest country in the world arriving in the gateway city and going through that airport and being on this highway and loo

>> they feel the talk but what happened in south cry, a lot of emotion and fire and brill stone, that pretty mild agreement. markets are anticipating something similar will happen here. if there is a break down, that will be a bad thing because it affects, big thing now, uncertainty. when you have uncertainty you don't get that kind of level of investment you want. david: to your first point, the president today, talking about north korea, he mentioned trade deals, behind closed doors a lot of these officials, european officials, canadian officials agree, they have ben getting better end of a lot of these deals. do you think that is true? >> when you're negotiating you say you have a very good point but i have got these political pressures, i will do best as i can for you. it is part of the atmosphere. the key thing, reduce barriers, tariff is another word for sales tax. david: right. >> that is what you have to keep in mind. raises costs for everyone, creates uncertainty. so if there is going to be criticism it is how we're going about it, not the need to reduce barriers. david: let'

i always tell people he is the most brill cents person i ever met. he was so kind. so intimidated to sit by dr. krauthammer. he was so welcoming and treated me like an equal, always. and i would learn from him but we would have so much fun during the commercials talking about the nats. talking about my dog. he was so sweet when my dog passed away because he loved, you know, his dog so much too. we would go to nats games we had a routine which i gold to shake shack two inning wait that's how long the line takes there. he loved the black and white shakes from there. he and my husband would talk about every prospect at every aa, aaa, every player in the nats were fielding. they enjoyed every minute neuron shah of that. i would show up with the shake and he enjoyed that simple things made him happy. he spent so much time making everyone around him happy. i will always remember that. >> just the little moments. i remember him setting on this set once. we were about to come out of commercial break for the last segment of the show and i had this mug in front of me. as i li

for more on the impact, the women's forum and alex brill from aei do you think the supreme court made call here >> you know, i don't i'm worried for taxpayers moving forward. as you mentioned before, was the supreme court did, it was eroding 30 years of precedence a business must have a physical presence in the state for the state to tax that business right now, there's a future now basically borderless bureaucrats. really doesn't matter where you are located in the country, a bureaucrat in another country taxes your transaction this is worry some for the interstate commerce moving forward, but it's ultimate taxation without representation. >> were you surprised? part of the kennedy majority opinion here >> interesting breakdown amongst the supreme court and i expected a narrow decision here where essentially the supreme court could have said that the way zach approached the issue was not the right baa, but remanded it back, ordering that congress takes a look at it, but the supreme court said, listen, the basis we used for the better part of three decades is not right, and we have to

the brill shall be debatable for one hour and with the committee on ways and means. the gentleman from washington, mr. reichert and the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. neal, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from washington, mr. reichert. mr. reichert: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material h.r. 5788 currently under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. reichert: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i am proud to be here today to speak in support of h.r. 5788 the synthetics trafficking and overdose prevention act, which is short, stop act. by passing this important bipartisan bill today, we are standing up for the health and state of our communities and families and closing an important loophole allowing contraband to enter the united states through international mail. in my home state of washington, here's been a 134% increase in opioid-rel

georgia police arresting susanna and matthew brill for reckless tip smoking weed. is what they say. >> nothing else was working. i can't have my kid dying because nobody wants to listen. i wasn't abusing my son. i was taking care of my son. abby: the parents no longer have custody of their son. marijuana is illegal in georgia it is legal to treat seizures with cannabis oil. >> finally leaving his parent's home if you can believe it not before calling the cops on his dad on missing legos. mike co-rotan dough says he believed his 8-year-old son's toys were in the basement. his father would not allow him to look for them. legos were found after police arrived. taken to court after asking him to move out five different times. he plans to eventually move in with a cousin. the story gets better and better. pete: my legos? you didn't let me get my legos? pete: it's like a character of himself. becoming a thing of a thing. rick, i know you collect legos. rick: moving in with a cousin? man, that guy has got it made. i'm just going to follow him around and live for free wher