inside the cigar lunch monday night hours before opening statements the attorney puffed on a cigar inalked strategy. crafted of cross-examination, preparing dealing evidence, the lead defender of the accused murderer tells me his opening statements will lay out his client's story and presumed innocence. he's been accused of first-degree murder in the 2004 death of his third wife kathleen saw the note, tonight the former police sergeant is calm and confident. he thought he would be much more nervous and have trouble sleeping but the opposite is true. on monday the defense team filed the motion to keep prosecutors from talking about here say evidence and opening statements. the judge decided he would decide on which of the eighth here since statements would be allowed during a trial on the case by case basis that includes testimony from the pastor of his missing fourth wife stacey. this cta is looking to hire hundreds of new bus drivers. to apply you have to be 21 years or older. it's taking place at the national teachers' academy the position could lead to full-time jobs with benefits.

i thought you wanted cigars from cuba. i did.l, if these aren't what you wanted, why would you pay him? well, what could i do? unless... you paid him a visit. ok. kramer! hey, you. hey, i need you to do me a favor. i need you to run down and get me lunch at paisanos. what happened to newman? he called in sick. oh, right. it's raining. can you do it? what time you want it? 1:00. you need some money? no, no. i got 8 tons of change. i got to unload it. [change jingling] hey, hold the bus! stop! hey, uh, it's pretty wet out there, huh? what can i get you? i hear you make a mean cal-a-zone. calzone. yeah, calzone. yeah. the best. all right. well, uh, yeah. lay 'em on me. i'll have 3 of them. tre calzone. yeah, yeah. boy, that's a... that's a big oven. listen, uh, i wonder if you could do me a favor. hey, todd. hi, elaine. hi. you know nicki, right? hi. yeah, sure. wait. elaine will settle this. elaine, what does the "m" stand for in richard m. nixon? milhous. i told you so. he said it was moe. you owe me a dinner. all right. your orde

jack brooks, a cigar-smoking congressman from texas was leaning way back in his chair smoking a cigar, relaxing. he came down hard, took the cigar out of his mouth and said the thing of this article is that we're going to get that son of a -- out of there. i wouldn't call that bipartisan. >> i was responsible for trying to cut the crime in the district of columbia. that was one of my jobs. there was a little thought of that as i was being driven away, handcuffed. well, it was one of tremendous disappointment and sadness, because i was a deep believer in richard nixon. i felt that he had made decisions that were extremely valuable and important to the world. his opening to china, working out a deal on anti-ballistic missile treat which russia, narcotics control, things that were great that i believed in. just a few of us went over the line. and it wasn't the administration as a whole. there are just a few of us that, either through lack of experience or basically ignorance, arrogance, immaturity, whatever it was, made some calls at critical points that basically led inexplicably to wat

is that part of his job was to read the news in a back room rolling cigars so it would keep them working. >> the early bart of the book details back to the birth of my grandfather when the u.s. still governed cuba until 1902. my grandfather fworn a large rural family. a lot of kids. to help work the farm by grandfather was stricken with polio. so he lost the use of one leg and couldn't work the farm. he was the only one that got sent to school and learned how to ree.d when he lost his job at railroad station one of the jobs he took up was going to the cigar factory and they would hire him to sit in the front and read newspapers to workers then afterwards novels to the workers. from that he learned a lot. covering history as it was hatching and later, reading classics but he also picked up life long passion for reading and learning which years later he would share with me on the porch of his home as smoking one of his three daily cigars. >> sean: also wasn't an easy time for your father who at nine years old had to take care of younger siblings. >> his mom died when he's only nine. and in

gold mercedes, have a cigar. you're not going to be poor, either. and you, ms. vip, read my lips, got you covered. becoming poor is not going to be a problem for you as long as i'm in office. so that's how mitt romney and his presidential campaign appears in the press today. and today is the day that president obama dared republicans to die on the political hill of tax cuts for millionaires. and it's the day they're pushing the criticism of mitt romney that he offshored his millions in the caymans tax havens and swiss bank accounts, and the argument is the lady in the range rover screaming we are vip outside the 40-room house in the hamptons. the day after the fund-raisers, with the ferrari, you want to know where he is tonight? another fund-raiser in aspen. but don't worry, he's turning around the storylike. he's announced he's going to be enlondon soon to kick off his big overseas trip, conveniently, for the kickoff of the olympics just in time to see his wife's million dollar horse compete in the olympic games. there are only two possibilities at this point.

instant cigar box, perfect for the guy in your life. >> who wouldn't want that?nt that. >> not after 26 years with me he wouldn't. no, no. >> this is a really cool project. i thought you would like this. it has a literary element to it. you take your old hard-bound books like this, drill some holes into it, take the cigars from that, which are the tubes here, insert them into that and get yourselves some nice real flowers like those. >> are those real? >> look at the water driplets. >> those are not real! >> oh, my god, that's fake water. >> they're echo -- eco-friendly. this is the first official diy throw-down right now on the show. kathie lee versus hoda right here. put your goggles on. >> but your goggles on. >> you're going to drill one dead center. i'm afraid to get between you guys. stick it in there. >> this one? >> yep. >> hold the top down. get more trur, push, push, push! keep going. you have to get about a good inch of this. >> i have to get rid of you is what i have to do. >> get that in the hole and screw away! >> what did he just say? >> what! >> m

cigar chomping? this has to be satire. look at the photos from this thing. look. look at the caption on. a southampton police officer directs a rolls rosie arnts the protests are around the estate of david koch. actual rolls royce. an actually porsche. an actual i think second in line is that a bentley? maybe it's another rolls-royce. it's definitely behind an actual bmw. all of the coverage was from just outside these three hamptons fund-raisers because there was no press allowed inside. two cnn reporters did report overhearing what mitt romney told his cartoonishly affluent and callus hamptons audience. he said "by the way, he said the, you guys are doing fine. if you're here, by and large, you're doing just fine." see, people paying $25,000 to go to this event by and large mitt romney thinks they're all doing okay. presumably some of them are really struggling. by and large, the people at the $25,000 a plate fund raiser are doing okay. mr. romney continued to reported applause. he said "we all care about the poor. but what we want to do is not just help. we wan

laugh leif then again i seat cigars. i'm not much of a role model. (laughter) but i tell you what, for once romney's not going to cave to the pressure. >> the obama people keep wanting more and more and more things to pick through, more things for their opposition research to make a mountain out of and to distort and be dishonest about. >> jon: you can't release your returns because if you do the democrats will be mean to you. i see your concern. these on obama people, whatever you release it will never be enough. they'll just keep hounding you and hounding you with frivolous transparency demands like this. >> i still would like to see obama's college transcripts. >> he would be the president of the harvard law review. can we see a piece of paper, an article he published? >> we still don't have his records from the illinois state senate. >> some indelible record exists of public remarks namee shell obama allegedly made in reference to white people as whitey's. >> then there is michelle obama's senior thesis from princeton university. >> where's the w

officials as he tried to board a flight to japan agents became suspicious after finding a large box of cigarscandy bars. they contain about 1,900 g or more than a fourth of the pounds of meth. distillates by women who work right up to their due dates have babies with lower birthrates according to a new study that city also found that some effect was more significant than babies of older mothers. researchers say that working during late stages of pregnancy could be as harmful as smoking while pregnant. most of us have a few over-the-counter products. dr. campbell was a find out just how much you know about pain killers. of of your medicine cabinet here's a quiz. which one is best will relieve pain their differences. >>> of the problem and aspirin reduces pain by flooding information. their work on the parts of the brain the receive messages aspin merc fastest ibuprofen were strong this. and if they don't drink a lot of alcohol is a man is safer. always read the label and follow directions before taking any medication overtime over-the- counter pain medications may lose their effectiveness. but

lighted cigarettes and cigars have the potential for making the air quality and people's enjoyment of outdoor events restricting be hit. creating smoke-free areas protect the health of non- smokers and everyone. this ordinance requires organizers of outdoor events to notify through cyanogen the announcements that their event is smoke-free. there would be no additional enforcement at the event. it is crafted to exclude smaller events, such as block parties, and it does not prohibit the use of medical cannabis. i want to thank the department of public health and the people who go to our many outdoor events who helped shape this policy. i hope i can count on your support. i want to thank supervisor avalos for his co-sponsor ship and the community-based groups that are supportive, including the tobacco for a coalition, delores street community services, freedom from tobacco, girls after-school academy, project sf, and our great as much task force in the city. also, i am requesting a hearing on the status of the san francisco city college budget and the status of their accreditation. on ju

nddo nou n'hale cigar's. [taing over each other] >> guest: things to look for. i got a leor thldis ww awi the problem if you spend your life smoking cigarettes and switch to cigar's you start inhaling the c'shi idi t tucat i a t ar aisnt o ed out on this stuff. i wrote liberal fascism bant thomhingke >> host: tell me about your brother who passed away before you began this bk or as you were ginning. >> guest: myshmy onibs dien 11 thouright. couldn't be 2010. he had some demons and all that but seems be getting his ge aikyb -ha t thelhe waanat w a wonderful brilliant guy always much smarter than i was. he fell down flight oai s isra wn goe wser w cay brain dead in hospital. a really long flight. the funeral -- i don think anybodwho aentheal ew ayo be-tceknbot evt cld wrweroan ias ono had to pull the plug when my brother and my brother's if -th hoaltad. d ntolln itwas a very traumatic time. my dad died six years ago so it was just myom and i. one ofhe this aw s t hafaesrealhee. that is b s. what i have been havg a hard timengitisry lys uittl cian ahey le allei th

so, that's where i left my cigar. that just raises further questions. you know, umbriel, these last 24 hours have been the happiest days of my life. oh, fry, i want you to make a mer-woman out of mer-me. mercy! i do believe i'm gettin' the vapors. ( both moaning ) umbriel: what the hell is that? yeah, i'm a little confused, too. how do i... you know, with the tail, and all? i'm not your first, am i? i mean, i lay my eggs, then i leave and you release your fertilizer. ( gasping ) ( panting ) why couldn't she be the other kind of mermaid with the fish part on top, and the lady part on the bottom? now, who's going to escort me to the debutante ball? well, what about that rich, young dugong from macon? there. the engine modifications are complete. prepare for launch. ( engines roaring ) wait! wait for me! don't leave me here! ( gasping ) ( grunting ) ( sighing with relief ) ( screaming ) man: and, so, in honor of his record-breaking catch, i'm proud to award bender this check for $1,000. ( crowd cheering ) ( grunting ) ( gasping ) it's you! hey, buddy! my m

long who helped a slave to escape they found a cigar box filled with letters from ohio from long's brother asking for a description of the slave so they could write a free pass which would allow alfred to -- the slave to travel to canada. another case louisville, and i like this case because it also involves sex. another case louisville involved rachel 20 and the only slave of a mr. weatherly who escaped to canada in 1856. assisted by george cope, a well known white grocer. the evidence suggests took in cray shell to cope. but cray rachel frequently visited cope's shop and home and according to some witnesses spent an inordment that amount of time in cope's room. cope would later admit that she had become his wife in heaven. they planned her escape with the understanding that once the anxiety caused by her escape he would join her in canada. when a month later, weatherly went to canada to persuade rachel to return she handed him cope's letters. they would be used by weatherly in his suit against cope for his aid in the escape of rachel. when the case came to trial the jury deadlocked becau

close but no cigar. 102 is the record at national today. we hit 100 and we missed it by 1 degree at dulles. records tomorrow 100 at dulles. record high at national is 103. i think that is safe. and up in baltimore they missed it by a degree. still we hit 100, and that's the sixth time this summer we've been in the triple digits. 86 in college park right now. 84 in bethesda. 85 in rockville. these are pleasant afternoon temps. not so pleasant late after at night. there is a -- late at night. there is a heat advisory tomorrow from 11:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. that means heat indices can be from 105-109. just keep that in mind if you have to be outside. wakeup weather 72-82 by 9:00 and # 4-822 by 7:00 -- 74-82 by 7:00. we'll tell you how many days are rated code yellow. >>> some members of the space xhubt will be outside -- community will be outside in the weather. unlike members of the city council, they're insisting gray doesn't resign. more on what they want. gary. >> reporter: this apparently began as church leaders to have a press conferenc

this one, a cigar tree, standing next to and above the home, family of eight. >> we had several big branches puncture holes. fortunately it wasn't anything major, but significant enough that we had to have it repaired. >> this tree next. >> we wanted to get some trimmed and pruned back so it's less scary if another storm blows in. >> you can see, it's a massive tree. >> in john grave's backyard, part of this giant maple was torn off and crashed smack into his roof. >> it happened with the storm. and the lights went out and i heard this big crunch. the house shook. >> he is waiting to get it removed. walk around the neighborhood long enough and you might find something like this. here's a sidewalk that has been damaged by an uprooted tree. >> i actually didn't hear it, i felt it. >> mark lives right next to this whopper. >> if this tree hit this house, i would have been a dead man. >> some power lines are tangled under fallen trees. he is not surprised to see something like this. happened here, too. >> montgomery county said they wouldn't do anything about this tree until the wires were fixed

so he would have normally four or five cigars in the evening. >> it has sort of an old spanish feel tove affairÑi with the spt of golf goes back to my dad. my parents were divorced when i was only 8 years old, so my weekends with my dad were enormously important to me. >> look at this baby doll. >> i mean -- are you kidding me? >> she is so adorable. >> i want her to be empathetic and compassionate and happy. andç everything else is great. >> that's my daughter, natalia, and natalia and i, that was when i was elected speaker for the second time and my daughter was upset because her brother was in the first picture on ap. so she wanted to be in the second picture. >> i will be walking her up the aisle which will be extremely painful for me. i found the whole thing very, very difficult to come to terms with. the idea of handing over my little girl, kind of tough. >> i'm a doting father, my 8-year-old daughter rolls her eyes and my son is ten, on the one day i drop him off at school, kisses me in the car so he doesn't have to let his friends see. >> we just celebrated our 26th anniversa

he took his cigar out of it, and said the theme of this argument is we're going to get that son of a bitch out of there. but staff weren't permitted to think or speak in some ways. but there's no question that some of them were not friendly to president nixon. >> was there some pressure on the republicans in the staff because there are a number of minority members of the staff who were very disappointed with how things were going and how john dohr was doing his job. was there any pressure on you? were they asking you questions? >> the republican members of the committee had a perfect right to have their own legal research done. i did that. i think that minority memo you referred to earlier might have been about st. clair's right of cross-examination. there would be the occasional research request from dell latter, chuck wiggins, robert mclurie, somebody on the -- dave dennis, some of the republican members. and we would do that. i thought we had that obligation. on the other hand, i spent a lot of time with the democrats. it may have helped my job was on the legal constitutional side

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be difficult to light up a cigarette in your own apartment if you live in los angeles very soon or cigars you see there a city officials plan what could be a controversial start to improve public health you can guess what they're proposing county plus extreme measures for the lympics in london as the royal air force is giving permission to shoot down passenger jets in a security crisis situation if it happened. cuts intended to reduce spain's national deficit by sixty billion euro has led to a fresher option of public anger and protest in the country but rallies during the week quickly turned violent as we've been reporting on police charged straight as well firing rubber bullets more than seventy people were injured in those clashes the austerity cuts driving the trouble include tax hikes and the promise of painful pension changes but the protesters say they are being made to pay for the mistakes of politicians and bankers the measures were demanded creditors who have now pledged madrid of the. crippled spanish banks comes out earlier a founder there o s b g dot com crisis planning organ

the s&p 500 close but no cigar, and the nasdaq down 14 points. all of the major averages off of the lows. no sign of any fed help putting investors on edge today. many are concerned about the issues in europe, but liz saunders says the bigger issue is china. while we're clearly in the middle of another mid-year slow down, we'll pull out of it and liz joins me now, and ron mullencamp. liz, i want to kick this off with you. you're worried about the fiscal cliff, are you expecting an agreement before the election? >> i don't know if i have any expectation, and i think businesses are bracing for the potential of falling off the cliff. you started to see that. wages improve, temporary help improves, and restrained hiring right now. i think businesses are reacting to the potential for a worse case scenario. i have no idea what will happen. i think a deal being struck preelection is highly unlikely, but to the extent we get the can kicked down the road in an extension that will happen in the lame duck session and that may real tily good news. >> this is

. >> bob: i'll smoke cigars and see what happens.rds are being broken in the olympics in london. but there aren't a lot of people in stands cheering on the athletes. what is up with that? greg has an explanation next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: i love that stryper. what a great band! the olympic opening ceremonies seemed like a halftime show at a mental hospital. the best part the tribute to the national health service with dancing doctors and nurses. of course the salute left out the long lines, the waiting list and folks dieing in hallways. then there is harold shipman, the nhs doctor, the top serial killer? one brit noted parents with truly sick children must feel great to see kids in hospital beds jumping around. the funny about anyone who can in london will run screaming scg from the nhs. i had private healthcare when i lived there. the first advice i got, nhs is like ashes volt. the car the government -- like a chevy volt. the car the government guilted you to n to buying. what about here? if unemployment rates in lights. you didn't buil

. >> and smoking a cigar and having a scotch. >> i don't like to correct nicky, i do, but mash -- make a wish never includes the athletes. >> it it doesn't? >> no, it is not a wide receiver. what are you, a pole vaulter? wearing a leotard? >> you are not asking for a synchronized swimmer. >> nobody is asking for a n athlete that is making less than them. >> i am just glad there was no artistic interpret tigs of their dental system. that is what we should be grateful for. >> was that a fair jab? >> that was a pretty fair jab. >> they were happy with it. they thought it was fantastic. >> they loved it. i actually enjoyed it because i couldn't tell if they were making fun of themselves or they were saluting it. that means they succeeded because they confused the hell out of me. >> free kishly. >> gigantic baby and a nanny on a flying umbrella. you have a meme rum to a heroin addict who killed his girlfriend in the chelsea hotel. >> that was in there too? >> well, they had a sing on sid vicious. they got a drag queen dressed as a queen who parachuted in. >> i liked that part. >> that wasn'

the 35-year-old started life as a new jersey rat who sometimes carries a cigar. he will be hipper and will play the electric guitar like a rock star. >> ah, chuck i. cheese. wild games and terrible pizza. >> what april image for a place that serves food. >> i had two chuck e. cheese birthday parties in one weekend. >> you earned your veteran stripes there. >> i'm glad we're rolling out a new image. >> you feel better. >>> we'll take a quick breather and return right after the break. >> still ahead, you don't have to go to the coast to see a rare blue lobster. there's one on display at a local aquarium now. we'll tell you why. >>> it is 5:40 and a warm thursday morning. we're going to head toward 100 before thage noon is out and a heat advisory starts at noon. here's the day planner. only an isolated thunderstorm can be expected this afternoon. 97 by noon. the afternoon temps will hover in the upper 90s to around 100 or so. heat index values will be 105 to maybe 107. >>> two accidents in dumfries right now. another on the southbound side of 234 ram top southbound

he said he drank liquor, smoked cigars and slept in his bed. he hoped to stay at the house for several days. this isn't the first time taylor was arrested at the home. he was arrested at the home back in june of '01. >>> the highest level of knighthood was bestowed by his grandmother. >> the royal family was on hand to witness the ceremony in scotland. michelle kosinski reports. >> reporter: you can always tell the important of an occasion by how fancy the hats and ceremonial robes. yes, this is a big one, set to drums in the scottish mist, the queen and dignitaries referent. it was prince william being made a knight in the most ancient and order of the thistle. kate, carrying a tar tan scarf, her care twisted and curled to match her hat. >> it seems he's stepping up his royal duties, and i think it shows the way for the future. >> reporter: scotland, despite a movement to try to leave the united kingdom, has alwaysment of much to the queen and the family. prince wrm is also in the order of the garter, around since the 1300s, but he's also in a

and then we went home, got the jamisons out, you know, got a cigar, put some van morrison on and beganto celebrate our son. >> amen, brother. >> that's it. >> right. >> "into the mystic." >> good for you. >> you're going to hear a lot more stories like the sullivans,

. >> bill: you don't want to be in a restaurant to have cigar smoke. >> i wouldn't go to that restaurant. smokers should have a right to do that studied people with cigarette smoke in homes and cars for years? >> bill: smoke everywhere? >> some places a public square where it's banned. keep getting bigger and outdoors. >> bill: smoke pot all day long. >> less of intrusion. cigarette smokers do a whole pack. pot jokers maybe one joint maybe. it's less. >> bill: you should move to san francisco. they would love you there. >> no they don't. >> bill: let's take up a collection and get him out there. when we come right back, is it legal on a young rape victim being happen hammered by the stay of kentucky in a nasty courtroom brawl in florida. legal is next. >> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly. in the is it legal segment. three hot topics starting with the situation in kentucky. assaulted by two 17-year-old boys who were convicted but not sentenced until next month. under kentucky guidelines the boys could get one to five years in prison even less, up to the judge as we were talki

and then we went home, got the jamisons out, you know, got a cigar, put some van morrison on and beganto celebrate our son. >> amen, brother. >> that's it. >> right. >> "into the mystic." >> good for you. >> you're going to hear a lot more stories like the sullivans, the survivors of this tragedy, and the heros that emerged. i'm deborah feyerick in atlanta. have a good night and a great week. next, a cnn special report with don lemon and drew griffin. lem "madness at midnight, the search for answers in aurora" starts now. >>> mitt romney overseas talking tough on iran and collecting campaign cash in israel. >>> the aurora shooting suspect back in court today, but this time we won't get to see what he looks like. >>> and no surrender for this chase suspect. cell phone video catches him taking off. there he goes. just when police thought they had him. crazy video. good morning and welcome to "early start," everyone. happy hon dmonday. i'm john berman. >> happy monday indeed. i'm zoraida sambolin. >>> and president clinton taking on a special role at the democratic national convention. >>

. >> cigars. it is caught now that the book is done i am cutting away back bar ad es owwiet cls at -- a, that does not mean th're not bad for you. chances are terrible, but you don't inhale cigars. f tny wws w demeorrkth it is funny. i know some of the older journeymen generalists who grew drinkg cigettes wi car eroem b ave ok cwi togayotanhe gahis sde. and so i don't really work too much at a desk. hee o thi sfft d mlo ts. fascism either in my basement or in starbucks which is one of the things about the new economy that i really like. >> tell me about yo brother. beg. bsouerre >>. roy only sibling, he died in february of2011, that undsig liogher. like anybody who has substance issues, he had great runs and then he had fall off theagon alucma t iat. l dgh otairs. i was in israel. my first trip to israel. i got the news that my brother hoal.asicallyrain dead i t d i a rlly lli unal wn-ha d think anybody who attended the funeral knew about it, but anybody about these behind-thecenes knew about

and then we went home, got the jamisons out, you know, got a cigar, put some van morrison on and began brother. >> that's it. >> right. >> into the mystic. >>ed in good for you. >> you're going to hear a lot more stories like the sullivans, the survivors of this tragedy, and the heros that emerged. i'm deborah feyerick in atlanta. have a good night and areat week. next, a cnn special report with don lemon and drew griffin. >>> a night of anticipation turns instantly tragic. >> gunshot after gunshot. >> they are saying there are hundreds of people just running around. >> a masked gunman on rampage of terror. >> the guy is standing right by the exit just firing away. >> 70 people dead or wounded. >> seven down! >> the fight for survival. >> we looked up and then there was another car and then there was another police car and there was another police car. >> the effort to heal. >> we will remember you. we will honor you by celebrating life. >> the victims remembered. >> maybe if i was there, she'd still be here. >> hello, everyone. i'm don lemon. one week ago in aurora, colorado, one man