- neurosurgeon doctor ben carson spoke at the niona prayer brfast. presidenobama was seated to his right. the former hopkins doctor... who recently spoke to our sister station in cincinnati-- voiced his opinions about health care - which differ from the president's. four months later, doctor carson said the i-r-s asked to review his real estate holdings. < benjamin carson: "after completing that review and finding no problems, they cided they would do a full-scale audit. and after completing that and finding no problems they decided they would do another year." > doctor carson says the i-r-s completed its audit in august and found no problems. his contact with the agency started after i- r-s officials admitted to improperly scrutinizing tea party groups applying for non-profit status. < dr. benjamin carson: "if i had to guess were they somewhat related or not, i would go on the side of them being relate." > doctor carson-- who identifies himself as an independant... doesn't believe it was a coincidence. he calls the issues with the i-r-s bigger than

carson possessed a volcanic temper and drinking problem. >> he had a hair trigger.dded humanity over the years to him that he couldn't really exhibit because of what he got from his mother. >> he was an incredibly complex man, one moment gracious, funny and generous, and curt, aloof and hard-hearted the next. bushkin faced carson's wrath when he fired him, he agreed to emcee ronald reagan's festivities. >> he called carson to apologize for several screwups during that weekend, which i was blamed for. that got me off the hook when the president called and told him to give me a break. >> carson retired in 1992 at the height of his popularity. he was rarely seen in public again and bushkin said that didn't surprise him. >> he essentially died alone. which is terribly sad. somewhat reminiscent, you might say, of citizen kane. >> now he's telling viewers what the television icon was really like. >> do you miss him? >> sure, i miss times. i miss many times. and i don't miss many times. >>> speaking of late night, arsenio hall's return is a big story of the new television

cheers to that. >> kaboom. >> carson: such a funny show. >> thanks, man. >> carson: it's so good.eah. wildly stoked. we kinda knew it was coming, so it wasn't like season two where we were like, "we're gonna get cancelled. i know it." and then, it came and it was like, "ah." but it was definitely -- i was, like, with my girlfriend and got the news and just did a lot of silent this. just a lot of -- ♪ >> carson: i heard this thing that i wouldn't normally make light of, and i know know if it's true. and you can tell me if it is, but that your path to comedy that you were -- started 'cause you got hit by a cement truck. >> oh, that's a lie. >> carson: is that true, or no? >> no, that's totally true. >> carson: is it totally true? >> yeah, yeah. >> carson: can you tell me what happened? >> i was a kid, and i was going across the street to get candy, as kids do. and also -- >> carson: like, how old? >> -- probably, like, steal porno magazines. fifth grade. >> carson: wow. >> that was our move. we'd go there, and we would, like, rip out pages of, like, porno magazines and then, go down

carson: take it from a pro. >> oh, there you go. >> carson: these are the things.ery much. >> carson: we are very happy at the network -- i'm speaking for the network, by the way. >> oh, good. >> carson: no, i feel like "the voice" and "revolution," i feel like we're companion shows. >> yeah. >> carson: like brother-sister shows. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> carson: so, i've been wanting to have you on for awhile. was there a moment for you where you really felt like, "oh, my god, this is something special?" >> as soon as i read the pilot and found out who was behind it i was like, "ooh -- yes, please. i'll do it." >> carson: but next you got to get critical mass to be on board and enjoy the show and they have. like, that's the big thing. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> carson: do you feel that momentum? >> absolutely. absolutely. and people keep stopping us on the street and they're -- the fan base -- our fans are amazing, lovely, sweet people. so, that's -- what more can you ask for, right? >> you all right? >> why wouldn't i be? >> because we've been fighting none stop and t

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hi, i'm carson daly. things off with some roots rock from tennessee. glossary is the band tonight. in our spotlight, we'll tell you about the ridiculous popular web series, "awkward black girl." but first, we sit down with a dude who will knock you out. georges st. pierre is an mma fighter and the welterweight champion of the ufc. he also was recently was named one of the villains in upcoming captain america sequel, and he just released his first book. from besso in hollywood, here is tonight's interview. ♪ >> i started in montreal, but the level in new york was so much higher, you know. so i decided to go train in new york. and i remember my dad, he used to tell me it's like "okay, now you're going to new york. be careful. don't go in the bronx." [ laughter ] because, for us in canada, we see the news, like that murder and something is always happening in the bronx. and guess where i lost myself when i -- first time i went to new york, near the yankee stadium -- >> carson: of course. >> -- in the bronx a

he needs to be -- >> carson: you don't change the american flag. >> yeah, exactly. >> carson: you knowg. because that's how a god behaves. we wanted to do a thing where you could get into him and sort of understand what he was about. >> i won't betray them. ♪ >> you already have. ♪ ♪ >> i'm getting a lot of questions like, oh, what if ironman and superman were to fight? >> carson: well, that's just stupid. >> what would happen? i know, i'm like, what does god think of a man? >> carson: are the books highly straight? biblical? >> there's a lot of theories and -- >> carson: is it just similarities? is it the offering of this father giving up his son? is it jesus christ? >> it's an immigrant story, it's an adoption story, it's definitely biblical. i think it's -- >> carson: i send my only son to save man? i mean, there's all of that. >> it's like, oh, that's cryptic. i don't get it. no, yeah, it's pretty, a lot of that -- >> carson: how did you handle all of that? >> i love that, i love that. you don't need to work to hard to get that -- you did it just now. you don't need to work too har

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: i'm carson daly. the name the indecent. stick around for their story. in our music slot, it's big black delta from cedar street courtyard in texas. but first, we welcome and american icon to the show. in 1969, he became the second person to ever set foot on the moon. in 2013, he's making the case for mars in his new book, "mission to mars: my vision for space exploration." from the wellesbourne in l.a., here's the one and only buzz aldrin. ♪ >> carson: for my generation, it's like what happened? i mean, a space race was what it was -- >> yeah. >> carson: and it was exciting. and now, what's exciting is a guy in red bull suit jumping out in lunar mission control sponsored by a company -- >> somebody asked me what i thought about this guy jumping out of a balloon, and i said, that's a giant leap for red bull. [ laughter ] >> carson: that's a good line. ♪ well, i want to start off -- dr. aldrin, by saying thank you for your service. 66 missions in korea. of course your continued service in the space prog

- neurosurgeon doctor ben carson spoke at the national prayer breakfast. president obama was seated to his right. the former hopkins doctor... who recently spoke to our sister station in cincinnati-- voiced his opinions about health care - which differ from the president's. four months later, doctor carson said the i-r-s asked to review his real estate holdings. < dr. benjamin carson: "after completing that review and finding no problems, they decidethey would do a full-scale audit. and after completing that and finding no problems they decided they would do another year." > doctor carson says the i-r-s completed its audit in august and found no problems. his contact with the agency started after i- r-s officials admitted to improperly scrutinizing tea party groups applying for non-profit status. < dr. benjamin carson: "if i had to guess were they somewhat related or not, i would go on the side of them being related." > doctor carson-- who identifies himself as an independant... doesn't believe it was a coincidence. he calls the issues with the i-r-s bigge

. >>> johnny carson gun shocker.wife was cheating on him with sportscaster frank gifford. >> he was carrying a .38 caliber pistol when he broke in her apartment to get the evidence. >> what frank's wife kathie lee is saying today. >> then, tom hanks medical diagnosis. >> type 2 diabetes. >> a dramatic weight loss from his movie roles triggered diabetes. >> she is our teacher? imagine finding out your high school teacher posed for playboy magazine. >> what are you majoring in? >> spanish. >> i heard when you turn 40 things go a little less sexual. >> america's answer to miley. >> what does she know. she is like a little kid. >> did the government shut down almost cost this reporter her life. >> we were in pretty dire straits. >> the national park she was hiking in was shut down. >> plus -- >> get away from me. >> coffee shop freakout. >> [screaming]. >> now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. it's a stunning portrayal of the late king of late night, john

carson gun shocker. >>> johnny carson gun shocker. >> johnny carson gun shocker.e suspected his wife was cheating on him with sportscaster frank gifford. >> he was carrying a .38 caliber pistol when he broke in her apartment to get the evidence. >> tom hanks type 2 diabetes. >> and she is our teacher. imagine finding out your high school teacher posed for playboy magazine. >> what are you majoring

sinatra, carson, the same ilk. >> the book is, johnny carson, on the shelves today.s the cover othe new york post. making headlines. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. curessed terrorist appears in court right here in new york city. you'll hear exactly what when he went before the judge. that's next on the news desk. twins. i didn't see them cing. i need a new investment pn. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. ishares core etfs are low-cost funds. so you can keep more of what you earn. get started with the new ishares core builder. design a personalized plan that can help you achieve your investment goals. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes risks, charges and expenses. read and consider it carefully before investing. risk includes possible loss of principal. >> accused al qaeda terrorist went before a judge in new york city today after more than a decade of hiding from justice, his name is abu anas al-libi. suspected to be a senior al qaeda operative who was at one tomorrow on the fbi's most wanted list. he is said to

taking the threat seriously, carson holed up in his u.n.ree day, missing three shows. the gangsters called off the hit after carson arranged for tv coverage of a 1971 italian- american unity rally in new york. another explosive claim is coming under

>>> carson: hey, welcome to the show. i'm carson daly. we're at the lexington social house. "spotlight" momentarily. but first, in 2011 our sit-down guest broke out in a huge y when she co-wrote and stared in two films that premiered at sundance. today, she's back with her latest effort. a fantastic thriller called "the east." from the redbury in hollywood, here's my time with brit marling. ♪ >> the first time you find yourself in a dumpster dumpster diving, you're like this is crazy. and it seems so other and weird. and then, you do it, and you make it in a squat, and you feed a bunch of kids who are living in that neighborhood and going to bed hungry at night. then, suddenly, you're like, "wait, not dumpster diving seems crazy." ♪ >> carson: i love this movie. >> really? >> carson: yeah, i'm so excited to be able to talk to you a little bit about it. i mean, the themes of it alone, the sort of eco-terrorism and espionage and collective mentality. i mean, this -- all things i love in a movie. >> we love espionage movies. i love the "bourne" movies. and i love the '70s thril

. >>> coming up, wild new stories from the newohnny carson tell all. convicted killer had him on his hit list? >>> well, of course, the most famous movie ever shot here in philly has to be "rocky," right? however, stallone has a new movie coming out today with his good friend arnold. >> i have to say, mario, rocky is one of my favorite movies. also today in theaters is the remake of "carrie." >> go to your closet and pray. >> no! >> this carrie just as terrifying as this carrie. >> did you see the original? >> yeah, i saw it as a teen. >> rumored to be jumping from one legendary story to another. >> everybody's talking about it. are you going to be in it? >> you know, it'd be a lot of fun. >> and the oscar goes to -- that buzz a fever pitch for his role as a free man abducted and sold into slavery in "12 years of slaves." >> i felt great about it. whatever else happens is whatever else happens. >> cameron diaz unleashing her animal instinct in "the counselor." exclusively behind the scenes packed with action and a-listers, cameron's character, one bad

ben carson is asking questions. wjz is live. pat warren reports. carson thinks it's tied to his politics >> reporter: that's right. in a statement dr. carson tell s wjz that one of the reasons he thinks it's suspicious is because people told him it was coming. >> doctor ben carson known for medical miracles now known for making waves. >> i am. i didn't expect it to go viral. >> it started with an in your face criticism of the president's policies this year. >> people are not used to hearing things that make sense come out of washington. so somebody actually getting up and says something that makes sense and it's like people start hyper ventilating. >> whether he said it with the president sitting there or the media fall out or he was audited. the suggestion that the irs using its power to influence politics seemed farfetched. then we see this. >> we'll go where no government employee has gone before. >> irs employees in a star trek spook, part of a $4 million training conference. >> it was difficult. in the end we got it . >> then came the admissio

bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey gang it's your old pal carson with tonight's "lastonal iphone photographer kevin russ gets his due. for our music we'll head over to cedar street courtyard in austin for a little political hip-hop courtesy of the coup, who are incredible. but, right now we welcome an nbc legend to "last call." for over 40 years he's been on location or behind a news desk for the events that shaped our world. he has been our direct line to history. and now we get to revisit some of those historical moments thanks to "the brokaw files." for more we go to the cutting room in new york city. here's my time with tom brokaw. ♪ >> carson: sunday i was flipping around there's news everywhere. and the 24 hour news cycle. i was thinking, i wonder what someone like mr. brokaw thinks of the way in which this world gets and consumes its news in general. >> what mr. brokaw thinks is that you shouldn't call me mr. brokaw. you can call me tom because then i feel like i have to cash in my social security number when you call me mr. brokaw. we spend more time deciding w

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carson made his tv debut tonight. the network says he will be providing analysis and can -- and commentary. carson retired from hopkins in june after serving as the director of pediatric surgery at the hopkins children's center for 39 years. >> the senator theatre once brought hollywood heavyweights to baltimore. it is hoping to regain that magic when it reopens tomorrow. it has undergone some $3 million in repairs and renovations over the past few months, including multiple big screens and a wine bar. we got a sneak peek inside. officials say opening night will feature the film "hairspray" from john waters. >> the proceeds for the reception will benefit the press contemporaries, which is a organization which promotes child and teen literacy in the city. >> you've >> got a soprano this theater. >>>> we are so proud. it is a labor of love, but we have made it. >> the theater opened back in 1939. >> a lot of people audition for the show last month, but a gal named cal each oppressed he actually made the cut. we are talk

carson's finances? convin coincidence? here's dr. carson with bill o'reilly? >> what did the i.r.s.t? >> they wanted to investigate some investment property i had and came and found that all the i's were dotted and all the t's were crossed. then they said, let's look at another year. and that was okay. formally. >> maybe it is just a coincidence, though. >> well, let's put it this way, i have never had anything before this with the i.r.s., and nothing has changed. so the only thing that changed -- >> they didn't give you any penalties or anything, they just went through your stuff. so you really believe you criticized the president's policies at the prayer breakfast that the i.r.s. was given a little, hey, why don't you give him a little jab? >> whether that was the case or not, the fundamental issue here is the freedom of our citizens is being threat upped. >>> and last time i checked there was a first amendment that involved free speech in our count ci coffin city tugs bconstitution nobody has told the president that. kelly, i'm going to start with you, what say you, is dr. carson

right, carson.ments of terror for a young family that were chased down. the dad beaten by a group of bikers. what a good samaritan did that could help lead to some arrests in this case. >> why sandra bullock says her new role scared her on every level. the oscar winner will be here in our studio live. but first, on a tuesday morning, this is "today" on nbc. but first, on a tuesday morning, this is "today" on nbc. pumpkin's back at dunkin'? now you tell me. try the new pumpkin pie donut or any of our other many pumpkin treats today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> back now with a pretty sunrise in orlando, florida. coming up on trending, you won't believe what hospitals are saying you need to be asking your doctor. >> you might think this already ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with tide pods... a powerful 3 in 1 detergent that cleans, brightens, and f

johnny carson painting a dark picture of the late night king.uying it. >> people pass away, and you can write whatever you want. i'm not buying it, it's ridiculous. >> it's a great insider account from his ex-lawyer henry bushkin. >> a drunken johnny hitting on a mobster's girlfriend and nearly paying for it with his life. and the author's claim, a paranoid johnny had him spy on his wife. >> you have to come with me, i think my wife is having an affair. he snuck into this secret bachelorette pad she had, and found out she was having an affair with flank gifford. >> both joanne and gifford denied having an affair. that was the end of that marriage. not exactly the forgiving type. >> johnny was friends with frank sinatra, and frank asked him as a personal favor to appear as the reagan inaugural. his wife called him in fares when she found out ed mcmahon's wife had better seats than she had. >> a secret meeting brokered by edgar helped johnny land the richest deal in tv history. >> johnny got about $25 million a year, plus ownersh of his shows. >>

i did it on carson back in the day.re was a pnr right there where i was sitting, and i got the whole idea for the record edges pulled me in. tavis: what was happening in your world that made "good morning heartache" what you sang on your first carson appearance although singers, they were songs i listen to, records that my mom played for me in that later i bought. they wanted us to do two songs. they were a brand-new band, hadn't even hit the top 10 yet. they said we want you to do a second song, but we don't want to lose the audience, just in case. i said my piano player and i can do "good morning heartache." people can see that i do sing ballads as well, that we love serious music, and it worked out , because when we came out with ballads later, it wasn't that much of a shock. that is one starts the record, that song. tavis: i'm curious, how did you go about choosing the material? anyone who has performed as much as you have, you have 17 tracks on here, that is a lot of whittling. >> you are not kidding. i looked at o

and mr carson welcome to fox news i have a feeling you'll see a lot of yourself in the sun. coming up the media has focused most of the shutdown coverage on what's happening to the public sector but how are nonprofits fair will find out after the break. millions around the globe struggle with hunger. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. they can the very strong position against g.m.o. and we think that's. the genetic anymore the right products are a priest too. there is no. evidence to this any problem with genetic engineering would you make a deal. or is free cheese all. this. technology innovation news developments from russia. in screw news it's now been a week since the john boehner shutdown of the government began and while washington searches for a deal many people who rely on the federal government for a paycheck are struggling to get by fifteen thousand private government contractors for example of file jobless claims since the shutdown began last tuesday at midnight but last among all the talk about how the government shutdown has affected those

i did it on carson back in the day.re was a pnr right there where i was sitting, and i got the whole idea for the record edges pulled me in. tavis: what was happening in your world that made "good morning heartache" what you sang on your first carson appearance although singers, they were songs i listen to, records that my mom played for me in that later i bought. they wanted us to do two songs. they were a brand-new band, hadn't even hit the top 10 yet. they said we want you to do a second song, but we don't want to lose the audience, just in case. i said my piano player and i can do "good morning heartache." people can see that i do sing ballads as well, that we love serious

ben carson is directly ahead. he knows what's going on.ll talk to him about it after he criticized obama care the irs jumped on him. the doctor will be here. jesus was a socialist? and i was derelict for not pointing that out in killing jesus. that doctor will be here as well in just a few momen >> bill: personal story segment tonight. as you may know ben carson the pediatric doctor of neurosurgeon johns hopkins spoke out against many liberal policies at a prayer breakfast which president obama also you can see him there. soon after that the irs contacted dr. carson, who joins us now from houston. so, what do they want? what did the irs want? >> well, they wanted to investigate some property, some investment property that i had. and they came and found that all the eyes were dotted and all the t's were crossed and they said let's just do a general audit of everything and that was okay. let's look at another year. and that was okay. fortunately. >> bill: maybe it's a coincidence though. >> well, let's put it this way. i have never had anyth

ben carson is directly ahead. he knows what's going on.e will talk to him about it after he criticized obama care the irs jumped on him. the doctor will be here. jesus was a socialist? and i was derelict for not pointing that out in killing jesus. that doctor will be here as well in just a few momen female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ you ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> bill: personal story segment tonight. as you may know ben carson the pediatric doctor of neurosurgeon johns hopkins spoke out against many liberal policies at a prayer breakfast which president obama also attended. you can see him there. soon after that the irs contacted dr. carson, who joins us now from

carson is a smart guy.se other right wing talkers. >> what barack obama seems to want to do is go back to before those days when we were in different classes based on income, based on color of skin. >> i hear democrats say the affordable care act is the law. as though we're supposed to genuflect at that sun burst of insight and move on. well, the fugitive slave act was law. separate by equal was the law. a lot of things are the law and we change them. >> saying it's the law of the land. so was slavery. >> we expect this from them, but dr. carson, you should know better. and this program note, alec baldwin's new show premieres at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. his first guest is new york city mayoral candidate bill de blasio. and they'll talk about the future of stop and frisk in new york. >> let's say you win. let's say -- >> i like your positive thinking. >> let's say you become mayor, long shot. who's going to be the police commissioner? >> well, first have to win and go through a thorough process. but i have s

and mr carson welcome to fox news i have a feeling you'll see a lot of yourself in the side. coming up the media has focused most of it shutdown coverage on what's happening to the public sector but how are nonprofits fair we'll find out after the break. for the for the legal it's a. very hard to take. to get. a life that had sat with me here. for that. one of the people. talking about the same story doesn't make it news no softball interviews no puff pieces some tough questions thank you. and. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.g.p. question lol. in screw news it's now been a week since the john boehner shutdown of the government began and while washington searches for a deal many people who rely on the federal government for a paycheck are struggling to get by fifteen thousand private government contractors for example of file jobless claims since the shutdown began last tuesday at midnight but last among all the talk about how the government shut

carson, what do you have?or got our attention with an instagram video that you see and this particular tweet. to you, matt, check out our "today" show themed floor at sun devils heart today. love the greeting. go asu. this opened up the flood gates. everybody started writing us. it would be a dream come true to be on the show. that is where we are at now. kpx anchor is in this morning. doug, how are you? >> we're inside taylor place, home of asu journalism students. they actually use the "today" as a teaching tool. as you can see, these kids here are not shy about their love for the "today" show. >> yeah stphrfrpblgts yeah! >> we are the sun devils and today is our day. >> this from asu students showing support fort "today" show has gone viral. >> how many years have you watching the "today" show? >> probably since i was 6 or 7. >> upper classmen torrec and carrie are the brains behind the "today" show madness. they decorated the hall in a "today" show theme. >> when you first come e welcome to today. so you g

ben carson today at the value voter summit.to this, sir. >> and i have to tell you, you know, obama care is really, i think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery. and it is slavery in a way. >> there you go, sir. the affordable care act is the worst thing since slavery. i mean, every aspect of the affordable care act is apparently a manifestation of slavery. we had the fugitive slave act as an analogy last week. now you have this individual saying it is slavery. what are you talking about? >> i don't have a clue. and i know ben carson. of course, he's from baltimore. and i've known him for over 30 years, and i'm really saddened by those comments. because dr. carson works in a hospital -- johns hopkins, one of the greatest hospitals in the country. >> no doubt. >> and within a half mile radius of johns hopkins, there are so many people that are sick and dying, because they don't have insurance. the cure is in -- within the walls of johns hopkins, but they don't have the insurance to get in. and my frien

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ben carson is directly ahead. he knows what's going on. him about it after he criticized obama care the irs jumped on him. the doctor will be here. jesus was a socialist? and i was derelict for not pointing that out in killing jesus. that doctor will be here as well in just a few moments. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with special needs, our innovative special care program offers strategies that can help. >> bill: personal story segment tonight. as you may know ben carson the pediatric doctor of neurosurgeon johns hopkins spoke out against many liberal policies at a prayer breakfast which president obama also attended. you can see him there. soon after that the irs contacted dr. c

>> officer deed, this is officer carson's section.r the fight you had on the yard the other day. charged with battery on an inmate with serious injuries. it's a d.a. referral offense. and if you're found guilty of that, it carries a maximum forfeiture of 360 days. okay, being that you're in lockup, you have the right to have an investigative employee. okay, if you have anybody you want to investigate it -- >> anybody on the yard, they seen what happened. i don't know their names. that's what i'm saying. if you could find out for me, i don't know their last name. they will tell you it was self-defense. >> what i'm going to do, i'm going to get the log, see who was out there that day, ask them the questions you want me to ask them. was it self-defense, did he swing on you first, is that what you want me to ask them? >> that it was self-defense, he swung on me first. >> he swung on you first. >> the whole yard seen it. >> i will give you a copy of the ie report once it's typed. >> all right. >> all right? >> all right. >> see you in a li

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carson block is muddy waters founder and director of research.ou are calling this company not only a massive fraud, but corrupt, fictitious. first off, please tell me how you came to your point of skepticism. >> well, this was a very heavily shorted stock for quite a while. we picked it up in the middle of august. we did some quick work. we determined that the largest customer does not exist. that was, to us, we said okay. that is when we focused on it. liz: you said we did some quick research. this is too serious. what kind of due diligence did you do? you are a lawyer. you have been an adjunct professor at the chicago school of law. you understand the legal implications here as well. >> over the past two months, some of the things we have done, we went to ten addresses looking for this largest customer. the review -- we surveyed over 800 chinese people in five cities in china. we spoke to a number of industry people. we have also spoken with numerous employees. it has been, basically, you know, the main point of my life for the last month-two m

pen carson, known -- ben carson, now known for making waves. >> yeah, i didn't expect it to go viral. >> reporter: it started with an in your face criticism at a national prayer breakfast this year. >> people are not used to hearing things that make sense come out of washington. and so -- so if somebody gets up and it makes sense, people start hyperventilating. >> reporter: whether it said it right there or a coincidence that he was audited. the suggestion that the irs uses their power to influence politics seems farfetched. but then we see this. >> and no government deployed. >> reporter: yeah, they went there. the irs employees in the star trek spoof, part of the $4 million training conference. >> it was a difficult management thing to follow, but in the end, we got it. >> reporter: and then came the admission that the group requested for tax exemption status were red flagged and sidelined for their politics. >> it's the recognition that the trust has been violated. >> reporter: in a statement, dr. carson says when you have the government agency involved in activities that are parti

carson criticized the president for enacting obamacare and failing to show leadership. shortly after that meeting carson says the irs conducted a full audit of his personal real estate holdings. the... top officers in the baltmore county police department... are... getting a raise. 26 officers... at... the rank of captain ... and above.../ agreed to a new contract... calling for... a... three percent bonus.../ a ...three percent cost of living allowance .../ and... guarantee ...that... they won't be furloughed... or... laid off... during the next ...three years.../. we asked county executive kamenetz about the deal. 3:27:21 we think this is fair to our employees our employees at the same time by the way are paying more in benefits and healthcare explenses they pay in retirement prescription and copay so we've our opportunity to make sure their at so we've asked them share some of the burdens along the way :37 over... the past few weeks,... the county says... it reached ...similar agreements... with the fire fighters... and paramedics.../ and... three other groups ...of.

>> it is johnny carson. king of late night, johnny carson. he would have been 88 today. >> wow.is on the air today. podca podcast1.com. my interview with regis. forgot to mention it at the beginning. hoda, what's number one? >> oh, to me. hello. i've got joey from connecticut. are you ready for your first question? >> sure. >> here we go. which host currently holds the world record for most hours on u.s. television with over 16,746 hours of air time? is it, a, regis philbin, b, oprah winfrey, c phil donahue or d larry king? >> i'm going to have to say d, larry king. [ buzzer ] >> oh, so sad. you get a book. >> everybody is a winner. all right. i knew that one, of course. the rege man still holding up. >> rege. he's actually in the guinness book of world records as having the most time spent in front of a tv camera. and obviously he started his career with joey bishop in 1967 and thin he moved on to working with you in 1985. >> yes, he did, and then i made him a star. okay. >> yes, you did. we have cindy from springfield, missouri. are you ready? >> yes. >> here we go, doll. whic

ben carson is here next. laughing. >>> plus, you heard ed henry break the news that the white house knew for days about how the pentagon would not pay death benefits to the families of fallen troops after the government shutdown. why didn't the white house come out and say it? why didn't they admit it when ed henry asked? karl rove is just ahead. >> i'm saying there are people who care who want it uh done quickly. >> it is getting done >>> for the first time one of the top bosses at the irs today sat in front of congress to answer question s about obama care, tax penalty s, and the irs targeting of groups. as important as it is one top democrat made news when he mocked the hearing with a comedy routine comparing it all to the salem witch trials. watch. >> have you been consorting with the devils? [ laughter ] >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> are reports that you can fly accurate? >> greatly exaggerated, sir. >> have you been involved in any way in trying to pervert our youth in salem or anywhere else? >> i cer

carson has agreed to a deal with the fox news, as a contributor on t-v, radio and the web. the good doctor made his debut appearance this evening on fox news channel. no word on the length or terms of the contract. still ahead, the new york city police officer who took part in a shocking gang attack on an suv is identified. hear why he says he waited so long to come forward, when we come back. and shots are fired once again on federal property. we'll tell you what sent people scrambling for cover, when the late edition returns. charge of all the nation's nuclear forces has been fired for his suspected role in a gambling scandal. navy vice admiral tim giardina has been relieved of duty, after accusations that he tried to cash in counterfeit gambling chips. giardina took over the strategic command position in december 20-11. they oversee the entire u-s nuclear force, including nuclear-armed submarines, bombers, and nuclear missiles. police in new york have arrested one of their own, as the investigation deepens into the attack on an suv driver by a group of bikers. undercover

ben carson said he believes he's being targeted by the irs. according to the the baltimore sun carson said he believes he was targeted for an audit because of his vocal opposition to the obama administration. he challenged the president's health and economic policy with the president sitting close by back in february. he said this is the first time his taxes have ever been audited by the internal revenue service. >>> starting tomorrow the edgar allen poe house will reopen on the weekends but just for the rest of the month. poe baltimore, the organization, will offer a sneak peak at the landmark. the house will be open for free from noon until 4:00 on both saturdays and sundays in october. poe briefly lived will in the 19 1830s. >>> still to come, a dra matic crash caught camera. how it's connected to the capitol hill shooting. >>> guess what today? >> hump day. >> a catch phrase band . why a saying has been banned by one school. >>> we're enjoying another seasonable warm afternoon in our area. your complete first warning weather forecast is st

ben carson. lydia'sia -- olivia'-- >> libya's prime minister is reportedly said just hours after he was taken from a tripoli hotel by a gun man. the latest details as we cover the world. >> hours after a con man abducted the libyan prime minister from the hotel he was residing in, officials have confirmed his release. the rebels who claimed responsibility say it was because of corruption and bribery charges but some speculate it may have had to do with the u.s. amanda rate on saturday in which u.s. forces captured an al qaeda leader al- libi for his connection with the 1998 embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania. many libyan rebels as well as government officials were upset by the raid, saying that the u.s. violated libyan sovereignty, and they are also upset by the time mr. because he did not conduct -- by the prime minister conceded not condemn the raid -- because he did not condemn the rate. details are murky but one thing is clear, the continued chaos and turmoil inside libya 2 years after th

. >> let's see what carson is doing in the orange room. any squirrels over there?no squirrels here. happy friday everybody. the big stories are the shooting on the hill yesterday and day four of the government shutdown. it seemed to be everywhere yesterday and was how bizarre the events were. it was taken by a photographer for the new york times. this was everywhere. this capitol hill worker either walking by checking his e-mail while the events are going on or using his phone to get the latest information maybe on where to go to get to safety. people online were talking about it. ed wrote, this is d.c. in a shut shell. dear congress is still out there for you to write. day four of the shutdown. when we showed you day one of the shutdown. this lets you know by the size of the words how much these words were being treated. larger themes, paycheck, government, employee, compromise was big. as the compromise has gone on people are starting to pass blame. there's boehner, there's obama and compromise down here is even smaller. we're continuing to track that. keep your

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