we'll tack the myths and find out how charles coke goes unreported.one personal savety, to, in his words, make the country better for everyone. >> charles coke, captain of industry, innovator and some say gop king maker, kwh has made him a target of the democrats for years. >> what is un-american is when shadowy billionaires pour unlimited money into our democracy to rig the system to benefit themselves and the wealthiest 1%. >> they don't care what anybody says, kpept for themselves and the corporate masters like the coke brothers. they have one master and that's money. >> when people hear the name, coke brother, it has a negative con notation. >> i will stand up to all the attacks from the supper pacs and the coke brothers every chance i get. >> even president obama has joined in. when you start seeing massive lobbying efforts backed by fossil fuel interests or think tanks or the coke brothers, that's a problem. >> the coke brothers donate to republicans and rescind fossil fuels. they own pipelines and lots of successful products you likely know ver

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attention to the center, which is the number one recipient of contributions of donations of cash from charles coke. >> thank you so much. dave levinthal, senior reporter for the center of public integrity. thank you for joining us. >> next, playing baseball. relations between the u.s. and cuba could reshape on both shores. plus the passing of a beloved character actor. character actor. >>>the state department says moscow's intervention in syria risks problems. speaking at a security conference, deputy kt secretary of state lincoln warns that russia will be drawn into the quagmire. moscow will be seen in line with bashar al-assad and others who are shia. shias make up 70% of muslims in syria >>> russia is a topic on "third rail". josh rushing talks to a former chess champion who blifs vladimir putin is -- believes vladimir putin is the bigsest threat facing the world. >> we see someone who has an interest, and i'm talking about vladimir putin, because he stay in power 15 years, and made it clear he'd city in power. he has nothing to offer the russian public except the foreign policy. >> the public

charles coke sitting down with megyn kelly revealing the type of candidate we need to lead our country have the guy. i have the -- these principals and what i'm trying to accomplish. what we need, to me, is a candidate that will help change the trajectory of the country from all this wasteful, irresponsible spending that's heading us for a financial cliff not just by the democrats, but by the republicans. the reason we tend to support republicans is they're taking this towards the cliff at.0 miles per hour and the democrats are taking us at 100 miles per hour. >> there he did reveal the kind of candidate that he likes, but he would not endorse anyone in the race, at least not right now. >>> in other news, we are learning an american specialist new the bomb was headed towards a hospital in afghanistan, but they believed it was being used as a taliban command & control center that may have held heavy weapons. it is unclear whether the commanders behind the attack knew the site was a hospital before unleashing the bombs and killing 22 people. the u.s. military said the strike was a mistak

block talking charles coke talks about the millions he spends on republican politics, and his surprisingwith the white house on one issue. >> and, what set don't did in for the korea that spark a threat that he may never be allowed back in that country. what did seth do? it involves dolphins. think about that for a second. and we take you to the elementary school putting standing desk in every classroom. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you in just about ten minutes, from now, and counting. erika, back to you. >> now that kids are doing it, do we have to change the anchor desk? what do you think, gale? >> i don't know, i prefer sitting, erika, i prefer sit going me too. i'm little bit after bumm. >> everybody says stand something better. everybody says stand something better. >> for your health, absolutely. >> something to think about. >> see you in ten minute. >> a philadelphia civil rights and lgbt activist will now be depict in the center city mural. on the same day as national coming out day the community kale together to celebrate a woman who inspired this. rahel solomon h

> all right, advice from doctor phil, plus the invasion of the lion fish and multi billionaire charles coke on life and politics. that's this sunday morning, right here on cbs-3, at 9:00. they certainly cover it all. all right, coming up in the next half hour on "eyewitness news", there has been a rash of gun violence across college campuses recently. we'll have more on what's being done to try to prevent these event from happening. >>> also, pivotal game for the eagles today, they face-off against the saints. why so many people are saying it could decide the rest of the birds season. >> and get ready for abut full day. oh, my gosh. it will reach 70 today. but, you're also waking to up some chilly temperatures. you know, just put on the jacket if you have to head out. kyla will check the forecast coming up next. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >> today is sunday, october 11, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. kylie out on the cbs-3 skydeck, how does it feel out this. >> shelly, no doubt about it, still in the uppe

. >> plus, charles coke talks republican politics and his surprising alliance with the white house on one issue. >> what seth done did in north korea that sparked a threat that he could not be allowed back in. >> back to citi field. i know you have been there for continuing coverage of the controversial slide that broke met's shortstop ruben tejada's leg. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you in a few minutes. >> it's tough to watch. pay back time. >> we'll see. thank you, guys. >> take care. you go, next. >>> here's what you need to know before you go this morning, one woman has died another two are in the hospital after being gunned down in the flat iron district early this morning. the three women were shot outside motivo nightclub on broadway. the shooter was waiting for them as they exited the club. he got away from a black car, possibly a bmw. >>> the mets play game 3 against los angeles at citi field tonight. the big question is whether dodgers player chase utley will play. he was suspended for slamming into >>> a million people are expected to line 5th avenue for the

during the reign of charles i, sir edward coke argued against the use of general warrants. in such instruments be used for matters of state, we argonne. we're in a worse case and win ever if we agree for matters of state. we should only magna carta and other statutes and make them fruitless, and do what our ancestors would never do. returned to his argument in the third part. to issue general warrants, he wrote, is against magna carter. preventing their use lay at the heart of the law. [latin] neither will we pass upon him or condemn him, but by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the crown. deathbed,on his charles i ordered that looks home be searched and all such papers in manuscripts that might be relevant to be seized. the trunks when they arrived. his actions were too late. even as charles i pass execution and did this, cook's ideas became cemented into english thought. an intellectual giant famous for his history of the laws of england noticed in his first volume a general warrant to search for felons or stolen goods not good. two years later, parliamen

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during the reign of charles i, sir edward coke argued against the use of general warrants. in such instruments be used for matters of state, we argonne. we're in a worse case and win ever if we agree for matters of state. we should only magna carta and other statutes and make them fruitless, and do what our ancestors would never do. returned to his argument in the third part. to issue general warrants, he wrote, is against magna carter. preventing their use lay at the heart of the law. [latin] neither will we pass upon him or condemn him, but by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the crown. deathbed,on his charles i ordered that looks home be searched and all such papers in manuscripts that might be relevant to be seized. the trunks when they arrived. his actions were too late. even as charles i pass execution and did this, cook's ideas became cemented into english thought. an intellectual giant famous for his history of the laws of england noticed in his first volume a general warrant to search for felons or stolen goods not good. two years later, parliamen

but the acts were too late to stem the tide, as charles the first's execution and in the divine right of kings, coke's ideas became cemented into legal thought. an matthew hale, intellectual giant famous for his history of the laws of england he noted in his first volume that a general weren't to search for a felon's or stolen goods, not good. two years later parliament directed publication of the manuscript. crown finally the appeared and became influential. hale stated a general warrant in all suspected places is not good, but only to search in a particular place where the party is assigned before the justice is suspicious and probable cause whereas for these warrants were judicial act and must be granted upon a examination. he continued therefore i take those warrants to be dormant until any felony has been permitted, they are not justifiable. it makes the party the judge. for centuries, english courts look to these and other treatises and rejected the concept of a general weren't -- warrant. it was for this that was appealed by the crown's efforts to prevent publication of a irreverent political w