your brother. the cheyenne are my brothers! i died-- they helped me to be reborn. then i, too, will die, to b breborn as your brother. i haha no more words, my father. it will be for you to decide. who wishes to make medicine with the spirit cannot be denied. we will not deny h h, then. once i have fixed these to your skin, the leather thong will atttth them n the tree. and aftetethat, you will walk four times to the left, and then you will turn and go four titis to the right. remember always: four to the left, four to the right. three times before the sun goes down you are permitted to rest against the tree for a brief period. but you may not eat, you may not drink. if you have heard the spirit, then try to break free of these. if you cannot, i will cut you loose after sundown. what you dream will come true. i saw myself living to an old man among my brothers the cheyenne-- that was my dream. the tree is ready. the cheyenne do not show pain. the cheyenne honors the brave man. we will return you to your people. it is not necessary that you swing from the pole. it i

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his brother is happy? no longer being pestered -- >> if that the benefit then virtually anything is. and the court would be going back to the rule that expressly rejected in chi relo, reaffirmed in dirks and even in the owe haggen case that there isn't a general duty to refrain from insider trading.owehaggen case a general duty to refrain from insider trading. >> you phrased it in terms after concrete personal benefit. i take to you agree it doesn't have to be purely financial. examples the government gave, pref frens for a child in college admissions, college, romantic favors. personal benefit has to be tangible and concrete but it doesn't have to be money. >> it doesn't have to be money. it has to be something concrete. >> is that your defining limit? it has to be tangible? >> it has to be tangible. it doesn't have to be ksh. it has to be something that is immediately pri kun areary or translated into financial value. it has to be something that is immediately pri kun areary or translated into financial

i mean to find out about my brother. the best way for me to do that is find out who killed this man. ramatic music] hodd, ms. pruit here. that city fellow just took off like one of snyder's hounds. well, i don't think any harm ought to come to him right now. bide your time. well, we weren't in love or anything but.. for something like this to happen, i just can't believe it. why not? you didn't know anything about that boy. not his background or his family. door. what's wrong with dating someone you haven't knowowall your life? well, i mean, at least you don't know what they're gonna say before they say it. is that right? well, now you've seen what that can lead to. - haven't you? - aunt martha, please. now, you know. oh, i don't know. i love to hear about people that i've read about or seen on tv 'and places that i've never been and probably never will be in.' well, tommy.. ...i mean, whoever he was.. ...he'd tell me about all the times he was stationed in panama and west berlin and even new york. did he have any civili

tell me, when was the last time you saw your brother? -not since i moved to mexico city two years ago. when can i visit my brother's apartment, sgt. hunter? -well, like i said earlier, his apartment's off limits, until forensics is finished looking through everything. -and his personal effects? -yeah, they've been impounded, except for the wallet, it was stolen the day he was killed. -now where can i get ahold of you? -i'm staying at the horton hotel for a few days. i will be more than willing to help. -yeah, thanks very much. -sgt. hunter? do you mean? -there goes a real strange guy. -by the way he touched his brother's body and all. he's-- yeah-- what have you got? -you were right. the blood matched. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to mededare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could how much you pay out of pocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time --

>> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs!pigs are going to get jailed >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more brothers in jail >> off the pigs! >> ♪ the pigs are going to get jailed no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> ♪ no more pigs in our community ♪ >> off the pigs! >> the focus of our activities is the need and demand that we be set free. we feel the only way he we -- that huey can be taken out of the hands of those who are relentlessly trying to kill him is for the people to become aware of what this is all about. this is why i like this idea of our film. people get to see more about that. it

looks brother, would let's oh, yes. >> that's very generous of you, brother, but i'm afraid we will need much more than this. >> we were robbed. they took all of our money. >> why are you here? i mean, where are you going? >> we are on our way to tombstone, brother, to do the work of the lord, but we need a wagon and horses. >> and a guide. perhaps you will -- >> no, thank you. exactly been overflowing lately. >> i'm sure their hearts are very full, but their pockets are empty. i have a good friend in that cantina who has a great, big heart. i'm sure he will help you. better you should wait out there. ramon! lobo, wake this is the man with great heart i was talking about. wa>>aye, carumba, the lady soldiers. >> he is a thief. he stole my horn. >> i'm no man of violence and it would trouble my conscience sorely, but if you don't give that one back to the lassie, i we will stay here until you return our money and micron. -- and my horn. >> this is how it is, amigo. you must give than the horn and the money. otherwise, we will have to listen to their "music" forever. >> the money, i have al

don't "brother" me. in this bar, you're not my brother. you're my employee. and employees have no right to question the management's decisions. i'm warning you. if you don't rescind the pay cuts... you're going to regret it. the only thing i regret... is not being an only child. lly getting this mek'leth. don't you think? it would seem so. then why haven't you told me? a klingon warrior does not need the praise of his teacher. i'm not a klingon warrior. i'm a beautiful and sensitive young wowon who thrives on... what is it? listen. (faint rumbling) (yelps) do not move. isn't this your tooth sharpener? (snarling) this p'tak just robbed my quarters. take him to a holding cell. i'll need a statement. and yoyowill have one. but what i want to know is how such a security breach unfortunately, these things happen. they did not happen on theenterprise. really. well, let me see. stardate 46235.7 "ferengi privaters, led by damin lurin seizededontrol theenterprise "using two salvaged klingon birds-of-prey. "stardate 45349.1. "berlinghoff rasmussen ntist "committed n ne

was pestering him so now his brother is happy? he is no longer being pestered. >> if that's a benefit then virtually anything is and then the court would be going back to the rule that expressly rejected in giorella, reaffirmed in dirks and even in the ohagen case that there isn't a general duty not to refrain -- to refrain from insider trading. >> but those -- >> you agree that the -- you phrased it in terms of a concrete personal benefit. i take it you agree it doesn't have to be purely financial. >> i -- >> the example is the government gave a preference for a child in college admissions, romantic favors, the personal benefit you say just has to be tangible and concrete but it doesn't have to money, right? >> it doesn't necessarily have to be money, it has to be something concrete. >> is that your defining limit? it has to be tangible? >> it has to be tangible. it doesn't have to be cash, it has to be something that is either immediately pick union aer or can be translated into financial -- >> all right. if we disagree with you

you and jack are brothers. janet and i are like sisters and jack's more like a brother than a roommate so it's like we're all related. you must be chrissy. you're even more stunning than jack said you were. well, looky who's here. hey, lee, how's it going? oh, great. good to see you. good to see you. when are you leaving? i'll be in town for a couple of days. janet: uh, lee, would you... you care to sit down? thank you. sure. jack, this is, uh... well, lee, um... gosh, are you here on business? not exactly. my company flew me in for dinner. why? don't they have restaurants where you live? yes, but my company's having its annual man-of-the-year banquet. i won again. isn't that two years in a row? three. actually, i was hoping you could help me out. i need a date for the dinner tonight. well... i thought you might know a girl who'd enjoy a night of dancing, champagne, caviar. that sort of thing. i don't know anybody like that. maybe janet or chrissy would go. i'd love to. oh, i can't. i have plans tonight. you're

, don't you know what your father did for my brother.hat he really did was not carry philadelphia by 331,000 votes when people credited my father for producing that victory, my father would laugh at home, he would say the people win elections, politicians win primaries and the real help at the 1960 democratic convention. i'm talking about robert kennedy, not jack kennedy. >> that was kennedy for the rest of his life, that was the highest complement he could pay to anybody was what you had done to john because they were like that. they were like that to the point where ethel kennedy described the fact, there's a clichÉ that people are so close that the -- they finish their each other's sentences. they could pick up one another's expressions, there's another clichÉ in politics that people talk about co-presidents and before people are elected, this is going to be the closest-working relationship we've ever had between a president and a vice president. truth is no president in their right mind ever gives up power to vice president or anybod

i can't imagine your brother bullying answers out of people. maybe we should try working with the cops for once... no, they didn't like steve. sergeant walker, none of them. raffi... they didn't understand him. he lived for these colors. he meant everything he did out here. raffi... all right, munez what do you got a death wish? ah, man. you want to kill yourself-- find another streeee lighten up. he lost his brother. his mother will appreciate our watching him. sorry about steve but it doesn't give you the right to roust people. there are complaints about your tactics. miller, you're wasting your time. they have their job. we have ours. remember where your job b ds and ours begins. leave people alone. you're late. you don't look so good.. you wouldn't either with goons harassing your customers the rangers. the cops cleared raymond. they don't got a thing. don't be so jumpy. relax. i'm not hungry. i don't care if you did this guy or not. it's part of doing business. man, do i know you? you buy dope from me. big deal. i don't wawa to discuss thi

against your brother. i was like, if my brother did it, the, yes, i would.abbed my daughter to death and set her on fire, yeah, i want that person to burn, too. >>> life can turn terrifying in an instant. you're locked in a high-speed battle with a raging driver. >> he's like next to me at 100 miles per hour. >> a deadly tornado takes aim at your house. >> we are in it! >> an avalanche of humanity threatens to bury you alive. even ordinary routines can become struggles to stay alive. survival is not a game. but you do need a game plan. you've got multiple options, but only seconds to choose. what will be your split second decision?

now like i said, they're brothers. one's a half back and d.b. and the other's a line backer and tight end. there's one more thing i should tell you about these boys. there the best i ever coached, but thery are a little... unique. unique? weird. drug problems? no, no. just a bit strange. i can't explain it. coach, if these boys can start, i don't care if they are in drag. oh, no. they've never done that. uh, that we know of. i appreicate the call and good luck with your season. so, i hear you boys want to play some football. maybe. maybe. together: maybe. one, two, three. together: one... two... four... five... six... seven... eight... nine... ten... okay, break it up-- offense, defense. rickman: blackwood. listen up, dennis. no, i'm doug. don't make that mistake again. i'm sensitive about it. take the right inside, doug. ready. break. break. 0-twenty... 0-twenty-one... down. set. hike. booker: what the hell's your problem? that's the way he hits his brother? can't take it? i'm making you look good. you don't think i c

you to your brother. you forget i'm not an indian, jim boy. - i'm gonna kill you for this. - the town brethren wouldn't approve of your attitude. - uh, i don't know what's happened to me, but... ever since i've been in this town, i... well, i've never been a party to things like that before. - it has been accurately stated that a man stands "naked, "although locked up in steel, whose conscience is corrupted." - i... i don't understand that, but... mr. stennis had 50 feet of one-inch hemp on his saddle horn. they were headed for some place called weaver's wash. - you had enough? injun, you're gonna holler if i have to cut you in half. - i'm not like you or yours. i don't beg. - ah, you, uh... you come to join the fun, jim boy? - no, i came to stop it. - ain't you forgetting who you are and what you were? - i'm remembering i'm sheriff. now, you untie him. he's my prisoner. - you are a sight to behold. go on. take a look at 'em! i further suggest, mr. stennis, that the odds are just about even... two of you

against your brother. i was like, if my brother did it, the, yes, i would.ant the person that stabbed my daughter to death and set her on fire, yeah, i want that person to burn, too. matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> i guess the worst part about gangs is paranoia. it's like a virus. it invades. >> former gang members attempt to leave deadly rivalries behind. but for some, the past is anything but resolved. >> i don't think no one could ever take this pain away.

don't you know what your father did for my brother? it wasn't by the 3,031 votes when people printed my father for producing that victory my father would laugh at home and say people win, politicians win primaries and the help he was to the kennedys was 1960 at the democratic convention. i'm talking about john kennedy, not robert kennedy, but you can't talk about one without the other. they weren't like that. >> what he did for my brother in 1960, that's a line for the rest of his life for the highest compliment he could see to anybody's what was done for john because they weren't like that to the point where ethel kennedy describes the clichÉ that people are so close they finish one another's sentences. what she said about the relationship is they were so close they didn't need to talk. they could just pick up one another's expressions and that is why there is another clichÉ in politics when people are on a ticket together they say this will be the closest working relationship we have had. the truth is no precedent in their right mind

the cop cop o swung at the bunny suit brother has been placed on administrative duty.s pending investigation by the county prosecutor's office. they have not named the copper the brother says he wants both of the cops, the one who slept the phone out of his hand and the one who punched his brother in the face to lose their job. >> just because you have the right to shoot a cop and you have a video recording of an incident does not mean you have the right to provoke cops. that's ridiculous. i'm nothing the police officer was right to slap him but you get what you get. >> the brother letting him know that he's filming is an harassment. >> they are in a public location. it's open and someone can walk off the street. the charged of harassment for filming, if i'm a good lawyer i'm getting him off for that charge. he's free to film their. >> eating alone is not necessarily in private you're going to be eating in silent. the reason i go out to a restaurant is to socialize. i'm not going to lie did reached her my phone because i was nervous. this is not a. >> can you hear me?

keep talking, brother. the only special need you're gonna have to worry about is learning how to speak without your teeth. so you still think you could take your older brother? with my eyes closed and my feet in cement. which is pretty much how you played little league baseball. (mouths words) "i'm scared. i'm scared." okay. that one actually hurt a little. so what are you doing in denver? you run out of social diseases out in durango? ah. you getting a little senile? i'm here to talk with ed about the bid to build your new store out by the airport. yeah. yeah. ed! jim! hey, edward. (ed laughs) good to see you, ed. thank you. how are you? good to see you. great. michael, i'm seriously considering letting jim build our next store in thornton. huh? pending your okay, of course. yeah, yeah, that's great. uh, we gotta talk in your office for a minute. we'll be right back out. i'll just spread out here. don't touch any of my stuff. listen, ed, why are you always springing stuff on me without any warning? "always

there is a connectedness problem, these problems spread throughout lehman brothers so lehman brothers itself, a very detailed picture, lehman brothers itself collapses in a very connected way but the sense in which he is saying the connectedness was not important for the financial crisis is when you look to see how the financial crisis spreads from lehman brothers to the rest of the economy it didn't spread through connections. didn't spread -- lehman was defaulting to goldman sachs which defaulted to the next and the next and the economy. that way. instead lehman brothers just kind of collapsed rather neatly through its own internal fragility but it didn't spread to the rest of the system through these connections which it spread through panic, the reserve funds, those lehman assets declined in value, investors in the money market fund will happen. the investors who invested in the other money market funds panicked, pool their money out of those funds even if they didn't invest in lehman assets at all. takes an interesting picture of how fragile lehman brothers in itself and how that

he's got a brother-in-law who's guilty. he said that my sister married that guy and all he wanted to do is get his hands on my bunco. this--let's just conduct our lives as if nothin' at all happened. and sooner or later rodney and aunt frances will show up. yeah. mr. right not white. hi. hello. hi there. hi. hello. hi and hello. that's all you say when you walk into a house is hi and hello? pop, would you calm yourself down now? everybody says that when they walk into a house. well, shame on 'em. would somebody please tell me what's going on here? frances, it kills me to tell you this, but rodney married you so he can get his hands on my bunco. your what? le my $200 out the drawer we was savin' for a stereo. oh, i see. oh, fred. rodney didn't take that money, i did. here it is. oh, no. no, no, no. i saw that. i saw that in the movie night before last. where the wife made up for the evil her husband did. what movie? it was called rodney goes to jail. that's not what happened, man. no, you see, when rodney mentioned how excit

as next of kin, you'u' entitled you your brother's half as next of kin, you're entitled you your brother's half you're trying to buy me off. do you want the money or don't you? i'll decide that later. in the mean time, i'm going to do what i came here for. and if you're the man i'm looking for, all the money in the world isn't gonna help you. morning. ?? get out of this town. who are you miss? my name is eileen day. if it means anything to you. yeah, my brother wrote to me about you. you were going to be married, he loved you very much. oh, he loved nobody. nobody but himself. nobody was happier than me when somebody shot him. i wish i had done it myself. did yoyo no. and i'm not gonna let you hunt down the person that did it. well you're not gonna stop me ma'am. nobody is. let go! that's enough. i'm sorry eileen. you're under arrest for attempted murder. i don't think she woululhave used that gun ranger. come on. eileen. could you have pulled the trigger? i don't know. well, i don't think you could have at that. you go on back to the hotel. and stay out of my business from now on, alright

>> home here is marietta, georgia. >> this is my mom and my little brother. >> brother nick is eight years younger. >> there's a resemblance there. >> also there, his manager tom and high school friend justin. speaking of high school school and took us along. >> this is embarrassing. there we go. the principal's office. i spent a lot of time in there. we're going down to the german room. >> the german teacher is justin whom we met in lunch. in high school they were german students together. >> oh, man. i'm a loser. look at that. a loser right there. >> you're the smooth talker and the confident guy. even if i wanted to catch girls -- >> dropping by, his original german teacher. >> the very first year and of course, i remember you've got a student that's in the movies, johnny cash movie. >> that's right, lucas played young johnny cash's brother in "walk the line.? >> when did you know that you wanted to be an actor? >> i didn't have anything to do. i couldn't play sports. wow. my students -- it's weird. they all know every time his name comes up, they all know him. it was hanna montan

see, all your brother needed was a little-- he ain't my brother! my brother was killed! wait, i.. i might've known that no decent men would ever come to julesburg. he's not his brother, so i don't suppose you're in the cattle business. tommy's brother was killed on the overland trail during a raid on a wagon train. those cattle your husband bought were stolen from that wagon train. that's why we're here, to try and get them back. ade with mccanles. how do you know it's mccanles we're looking for? here's the bill of sale. that w brand on those cattle doesn't stand for walcott. the rightful owner of that herd is a man called williams. i don't see any reason why i should believe that you're telling the truth. you know i'm telling the truth. julesburg is a rotten town. as long as people turn their backs and pretend that what's going on is none of their business. it'll stay that way. there's not much a woman can do about changing things. may i go, please? but, cheyenne, there's something that's bothering me. how are just the two of us gonna round up mccanles and his gang and get them c

>> it was your brother?as my twin brother. >> while the brothers have shared plenty of laughs, they also share drug and alcohol addictions that have put them in jail dozens of times. perry is currently charged with felonious assault. a fight in which he didn't fare so well himself. >> got my throat slit here, 12 stitches there, and i got 12 to 14 right here and gouge taken out here, and then my arm was slit as well. it's a bar fight gone bad for both of us. no one died, that's the best part. >> every time i'm in prison or jail it's because of alcohol. i still want to drink a beer. i have dreams of me making beer, brewing it myself. isn't that crazy? >> homer simpson thing going on. >> mo's. i group up perfect. that's why it's kind of sad to see me in a situation like this. disappointing sometimes, get upset thinking about what you've done to your family. >> takes this, a big reality check, a big punch in the face, you know. this should have warned me right here this right here, all these marks. i could have

my brother got shot first, moving the gun, grabbing the gun out of the way. then it went through his hand. then the perpetrator went and shot my brother and the next thing you know i fell to the ground. i remember going with two hands and thinking seriously, my brother is not going to die today. i seriously thought he was. >> reporter: both men are out of the hospital. doug may still need surgery on his hand. as for jeff, the bullet grazed his head and left shrapnel in his ear but they are touched by the outpouring of support they received and grateful for the quick policework. the gun is still missing but the suspect who police say was living out of his car in vallejo is now in solano county jail. >> all prayers are answered this guy is caught. >> reporter: as for his brother and best friend -- >> i don't think they understand how many lives they saved. >> reporter: it is who they are. >> my brother is a former marine, police officer. he is a dad, and has boys and is married. doug is wonderful. he has a wonderful girlfriend and a amazing heart. that is what

is this your brother, jim? ohh. it is my brother. was my brother. i'm sorry, jim. the boy's unconscious, but he's still alive. peter. i better get the boy and the mother back to the ship, jim. i can't do much for them down here. get ready to beam up. calling "enterprise." prepare to beam up party of 4. captain, i understand how you must-- yes. yes, mr. spock. you heard my sister-in-law notice the ventilator, captain. apparently they were trying to keep something outside from getting in. obviously they were not entirely successful. it doesn't make sense. there are no harmful life forms reported. our sensors didn't pick up anything that didn't belong here. that is correct. i am at a loss to understand it. ready to beam up, captain. i'd like you to be onboard when your sister-in-law regains consciousness. take charge of the landing party, mr. spock. i want some answers to all this. [ boomer ] just what you'd expect from tommie copper -- another game-changing innovation. their proprietary copper znergy fabric technology now in cotton. cotton! and only tommie copper can

, because in some ways, i feel like a brother. and in some ways i feel like his parent. >> reporter: what role will the big brother play next when the phone rings and the news is not good? >> emily broke up with owen. >> reporter: when we return. i call shotgun! i'm just kidding, i'm not going anywhere. but i do want to make a point. wouldn't it be great if you could call dibs on the entire car? carmax.com lets you reserve a car online. i call it cyber dibs. yeah, but seriously, i do have long legs, i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! everything for the holidays. my cookie exchange is super competitive. mine too! everything for the holidays. that's my giant. >>> "20/20" continues, with finding owen. >> reporter: owen's brother walter is being filmed for the documentary when the phone rings. >> i just got a call. emily broke with owen. there was a meeting with all the case workers today, so basically, the case workers told owen that it was over with emily in t

twin brothers, they're facing their biggest challenge to date. renovating in the big easy and only "e.t." joins them. >> let the good times roll! >> what's sexier? popping your pecks or slapping your keg? >> ever since we've been out of the womb we've been competing. that's just how brothers are. >> i won the original challenge. i was born first. >> i kicked him out first. i wanted more relaxation time. >> they're going head to head in new orleans renovating side by side homes to whsee o can score the most property value. >> thisne o of the most rough, raw houses we've ever worked on. jonathan is known as the handy one, and drew says don't count him out of the competition. know how to swing a hammer. his is a designer hammer worth a lot of money. >> insulation! >> the brothers invited special guests like ncis new orleans star scott bacula and today show host hoda kotb to judge the challenges. >> what do you think? >> oh, my god? i will say that hoda is loved more by one of the brothers and made the other cry. >> i'm sure jonathan didn't cry too h

his brother is still alive. his brother is in control. as castro put it, i could die tomorrow, and there are plenty of old revolutionaries as he once put it to take my place. that is true. there's an ethos there that all the generations have come up under. what was also true was when andrea set up these, and that is we cannot forget how many people have left those shores in durress and rickety boats and to make the 90 mile trek north to our country which has been a beacon of freedom since our founding. too long an answer to your question, but those are my thoughts at this hour. >> what's interesting is you talk about how quickly you believe that the cuban raul castro would be moving along with this quickly because they are going to have fidel castro cremated tomorrow. he made that announcement when he announced to the country that his brother had passed at the age of 90, and we are already seeing on-line tweets, people sharing pictures of celebrations in the united states in florida, in miami. people are tweeting, and they are celebrating

. >> that is my younger brother's name. >> reporter: okay, that's the brother that passed away? >> yeah. >> reporter: wow. >> he was 35. >> here's wusa 9's ellison barber with more. >> clothes. >> reporter: brenda's youngest brother, wayne the one they call buddy didn't make it to 40. >> he was a fun guy to be around. he always laughing and happy. >> reporter: his life ended in martinsburg, west virginia at a motorcycle shop he owned. >> there was one guy who didn't have all of his marbles, and my brother was working on his bike, and he owed my brother several thousand dollars, and brother said you can't take it because you owe several thousand of dollars, and he ended up shooting and killing my brother in the garage. >> reporter: she still has all the reports, newspaper clippings with the face of her brother's killer. >> it was horrible on my mom and dad. my mom has dementia and alzheimer's now, and maybe that was part of her getting that because she could never get over losing him. >> reporter: the bonds lisa found can only people. wayne matthews or betty matthews. wayne is de

now let me introduce you to my brothers. this is my brother julius, and he is child number...

to big brothers and sisters. >> yeah, that's nice, good job, man. >> now, he meets with his little brother, 9-year-old robert once a year after school. >> ready, get set a new national program pairing police officers with kids in communities where trust has been strained. >> it is a simple concept but it works. >> the only way that we can understand anybody on any level on any other divide that we see in this country is a power of one through one. >> it is about having someone being there difference in his city. >> does it build trust? >> it does that and no denying of the climate we are in and communities of the need to cultivate that relationships. >> robert and ryan is optimistic about their friendship of a bond that grows stronger. >> we. >> reporter: sitting are brothers now and we are with each other through the good and bad times. >> they are hoping to take this program to every major city. >> there are more information on our facebook. i am a fan and i serve on the national board of big brothers and sisters for many years. >> some of the other people running for president. in case

for owen, it's his brother walt. student body president, on the football team, and popular. >> like any big brother, you want to be his protector, you want to be his role model. >> reporter: walt's rites of passage become a roadmap for owen. when walt celebrates his bar mitzvah, owen takes notice. >> and as the age approached, owen said, "when is my bar mitzvah?" i never thought, "okay, walter's having a bar mitzvah. why would i put him through all of this? we had enough trouble just getting through day to day. >> reporter: it would be a life-changing event. the years of therapy, disney movies and otherwise, have paid off. owen wrote the sermon himself. >> sometimes, people are scared of people who are not like them. they can be mean and ignore them sometimes. of another person's weakness. >> i would say that owen's bar mitzvah day was the proudest day of his life. >> god gave me strength, courage and a big heart. >> he was bursting. just blew everybody away. >> look at all the faces beaming with you. >> let's hear i

. >>> a 9-year-old boy saves his baby brother from what could have been disaster. we're going to hear from the family who calls big brother a guardian angel. >>> habitat for humanity and the city of phoenix is encouraging kids to read. where you can expect to see these little libraries popping up. >>> atorrid affair on the set of the original "star wars" movie. romantically involved with off the screen. phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural events for you and your friends. if you don't think this is right for me when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." the city of phoenix teaming up with habitat for the city of phoenix >>> the city of phoenix taling up with the habitat of humanity reading. anita roman has the story. >> reporter: phoenix mayor greg stanton shared his love of reading this morning. >> the crowd celebrated. >> reporter: the group of third and fourth

. >> i had not seen my brother for years. we were going to go out and have a good time. >> reporter: the bottom of the fifth bar was the last stop. then the gunman, dan lopez came in. >> he came in and asked for a drink and they said no, they had already called last call. he had not had his i.d. checked. he turned around to the bouncer and pulled out a gun. he pointed it all around the bar. >> reporter: the video shows the gunman pushing the people in the bar and then she said, that's when her brother did what he always is it. >> he had him by his arms. he had the gun facing the ceiling. shots were going off. my brother got shot first, he was grabbing the gun out of the way. it wept through his hand. then the perpetrator wept and shot my brother, i saw him going to the ground. i remember going to him and thinking, my brother is not going to die today. >> reporter: both men are out of the hospital. they said they are touched by the support that they have received. the suspect, who was living out of his car is now in jail. as f

you can watch ghost brothers on destination america! the ghost brothers, everybody! we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back! ( cheers and applause ) a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings and birth control for thousands of women, it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first ( >> stephen: that's it for "the late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be mel gibson, luke bracey, and musical guest, tegan and sara. corden and his guests, harry connick, jr. and alice eve. goodnight! >> stephen: before we say good night altogether, i want to say good night to this man right here who i've worked with for eleven years. this is john michael john, who sang on this very stage -- how old were you, john? years old in 1984, this man sang on this stage, and he has been a camera pointed at me

back to you. >> that's the closest person to me is my twin brother. >> heather: that's the twin brother right there of a young father who was killed by gun violence this week. and speaking only with fox 25 as his family searches for answers now. this morning, no suspects in that shooting. >> jason: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is live outside of boston police headquarters this morning. and stephanie, the man that was killed is actually the father >> reporter: as you can imagine jason and heather this is just so emotional for everyone involved even more devastaing is that this family says they still have not been allowed to see his body. this as boston police have not made any arrests in this shooting. it happened just before 5:00 on ames street in dorchester yesterday. and when police arrived they found two men both in their late 20s with gunshot wounds. one with nonlife-threatening injuries. the other, dantley rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. his twin brother danly spoke only to fox 25, saying that hospital officials and the medical examiner wouldn't let them see his

plucked from relative obscurity by the koch brothers, the billionaire koch brothers, he doled out a flood of political money raised by the koch network. in 2012 alone, he handed out almost 137 million in so-called "dark money". sean noble is our guest on newsmaker sunday. i appreciate you coming on. i really want to kind of peel back the curtain and let people understand what this so-called dark money is all about. thanks for being here. >> glad to be here. >> now, your relationship to the koch brothers, they've been stigmatized, certainly by the masterful at this. basically, in the citizens united decision, the high court said, this is completely --here are the koch brothers- this is completely legal what they are doing? >> right. well, the supreme court has, once again, protected the first amendment. i mean, this is protected speech. political speech is probably one of the most important aspects of the first amendment that we could have, free speech. because, it's what allows us criticize the policies that are going on in the country,-- >> and champion your own cause. >> and champion yo

someone that people know so well, and we are in new orleans with hgtv's hottest hunk, the property brothers. >> what's sexier? >> or slapping your keg. >> this is "entertainment tonight". >> a raging fire threatening to destroy dolly parton's beloved amusement park. >>> we begin with katy perry flaunting some brand-new bling in new york. did orlando bloom put a ring on it? ?? ?? >> first, let us give you a close-up look at the giant rock. it's an oval cut yellow diamond katy is holding her perfectly manicured hand in a i've got a little something-something i want to show off. could it be that after ten months of dating kabloom is engaged? ?? ?? >>> we reached out to reps of both stars and we got no requests for comment, and orlando popped the question back in august when the two yeah, it's about the same time those memorable nude photos popped up of the two on the beach. rumor is he spent $1.3 million on the ring. ?? ?? >> the sparkler is called quite an upgrade compared to the ring katy got from russell brand and what orlando gave ex miranda kerr. the 31-year-old cutie has met katy's famil