home talking about these veterans how he wants them to do all these wonderful reporter: like defendant michael budget who's been in for a year. >> i came back with multiple issues this my life post- traumatic stress disorder. brett walker has saved my life. brett see him get promoted. fantastic. reporter: page walker has been a prosecutor since 201 serving his country since 2004. >> courage and commitment has given me character and i hope i can get back to the army way it has given to me. fuse. >> wow, great story. >> the guy who does it all. congratulations. well, it was a friendly face in the friendly skies it was nearly identical to his own. >> coming up a must see photo of strangers on an airplane that may actually prove that everybody has a twin. >> a world renowned paranormal investigator tells us that 96% of hundreded houses can be debudget. the other 4% cannot be explained. one of those cases is here in boston. you be the judge next. >>> there is pizza and then there is pizza. the phantom gourmet slices into how do you reimagine "banking"? you start with this... then you make it... not

. >> he is not the attorney but is part of a program that will find one for her and co-defendants, sean michael angold. the public defender can not take all three days and is representing morrison haze lampley and shawn. >> when a public defender cannot represent an indy -- poor person, they are contacted. >> the attorney issues are being worked out and media was discussed, the judge decided newt allow cameras in the courtroom but suggested she would at future hearing. the attorneys hinted they would be asking for a gag order. >> there is the potential of that. it is being discussed. that could be the case. audit public defend are made one comment after the hearing and focused on the media coverage so far. >> we do plan to mount a vigorous andth 8:00 defense on our client's behalf. please remember that press coverage is not evidence and all three defendants are still entitled to the presumption of innocence. >> i got word of why the heads were shaved. a spokesperson said it was because of a medical condition but federal privacy laws prevent him from saying exactly what the condition is. all thr

michael mccarty facing a judge in connection with the two-year-old's murder. bella bond's remains were found an deer island. steve cooper has the latest from dorchester. >> the defendant will be held without bail. >> reporter: 35-year-old michael mccarthy back in court on charges he murdered baby bella looked different compared to his arraignment when he appeared with the long scragley air and a mustache. also in court rochelle bond. she is charged as an accessory. >> reporter: bibby's biological father is disgusted behe is here for his daughter. >> this is all justice for bella from here on out. >> reporter: the judge agreeing to allow the defense to have a second independent autopsy conducted on the body. the first autopsy according to prosecutors determined the 2-year-old girl was murdered but the cause and manner of death remains unknown. >> there have been some issues with the medical examiner's office but i wanted to be able to give me a second opinion. >> reporter: it was' back in june bella's remains were discovered in a trash bag that washed ashore on deer island. no one was able to identify here. three months later police received a tip after bond allegedly

actually becomes an operational tool, and that's another one of the challenges we face in defending the country. liz: michaelrtoff, it's great to see you, thank you very much. >> good to be on. liz: closing bell, we're 50 minutes away. a valiant effort at damage control. valiant pharmaceuticals trying to undo the massive bloodshed from the short sellers who last week compared valiant to enron. where did the short sellers get they are weaponry? we've got the guy whose report became the ammo. that's a fox business exclusive. you've got to hear how he did it. and if you follow me on twitter, you will find something that shows i'm in full self-depracation mode right now. we've got 41,000 followers. we need to get to 50,000. follow me @lizclaman, and on there is a picture of something you rarely see on me on the air, but i have them every day, but you need to look at that. like our facebook page, facebook.com/liz claman. yes, it's a shameless effort to get you to follow us because it only makes you more informed. countdown coming right back, dow is down 21 points. you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,bu

marijuana and i chose to leave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. she also plead guilty to neglect of a dependent person for another child and was given up to 10 years as well. her third guilty plea was for child endangerment resulting in bodily injury which involved a third child. she was sentenced to five years for that charge. "i didn't get him the proper dental care that he needed and i was fully able to do so," said williams-mccarthy. "but i didn't do it." all three sentences are consecutive. williams-mccarthy was taken into custody immediately after sentencing. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> williams-mccarthy has 30 days to appeal to the iowa supreme court. her attorney would not comment on whether she has decided to do so. nbc's political director, and moderator of "meet the press", chuck todd, will deliever the waitt lecture at morningside college, tonight. todd's speech starts at 7:30 inside eppley auditorium. his lecture will touch on the presidential race leading up to the 20-16 iowa caucuses and pr

pour it on - look at david engelhaupt bowl over defenders and into the endzone for a touchdown. then it's quarterback miles vrbka finding michael stinson for another score - it's 27-nothing norfolk catholic. later in the quarter - engelhaupt - too easy touchdown of the first half - 2 point conversion makes it 35-zip. and kautz adds his second touchdown of the half - norfolk catholic led 42-nothing at half... sports fource is "on the road" in norfolk. ktiv's mark freund is live with more. norfolk catholic, scoring by way of the freshman, dylan kautz - and scoring by way of the senior, david engelhaupt. the knights didn't need any more points after halftime, when there was a running clock, and the second team took most of the snaps. engelhaupt and kautz each had over 100 yards for a rushing attack that scored 5 first-half touchdowns. "we blocked pretty well at the point of attack, and if david can get to the second level, he's got good speed and he's a big kid, so he's hard for guys to bring down," said norfolk catholic head coach jeff bellar. "dylan had a long run, too, and he's got tremendous speed, so if he can get around the

. >> michael, you're trying to defend yourself, but there's no defense. >> you can't have a--let me f let me finish. six or seven years ago... >> seven years ago, yeah. >> when your wildest dreams, you couldn't possibly outgrow this facility, we're there. in my opinion, mr. green tea is not nearly as lucrative or profitable as it should be. i'm afraid that if we don't hurry up along our path, that a bigger company, one of the major guys, will come along and squash us. >> this is the test kitchen area. >> what we do in here is test our supply of milk, sugar, cream, and ingredients, and make sure that the suppliers are giving us the same one every week. we have three skus. we have the green tea, the red bean, and the ginger. we'll start with this, the green tea. this is our top seller. yeah, hence the name, "mr. green tea." >> look at the color. >> it's been the top seller for what, 45 years? >> yeah. >> that green tea's good. >> isn't it good? >> mr. green tea currently makes three pint flavors, and after being in business for this many years, well, that's not good enough. i want to se

knights pour it on - look at david engelhaupt bowl over defenders and into the endzone for a touchdown. then it's quarterback miles vrbka finding michael stinson for another score - it's 27-nothing norfolk catholic. later in the quarter - engelhaupt - too easy - his third touchdown of the first half - 2 point conversion makes it 35-zip. and kautz adds his second touchdown of the half - norfolk catholic led 42-nothing at half... e blocked pretty welelat the point of attack, and if david can get to o the second level, he's got good d speed and he's a big kid, so he's hard for guys to bring down," said norfolk catholic head coach jeff bellar. "dylan had a long run, too, and he's got tremendous speed, so if he can get around the corner, he can make you pay a little bit. i thought, overall, we blocked well." "it's really easy when you have a really good line like we do," said senior running back david engelhaupt. "the coaches are making great calls for the line situation, and we were getting it done for them." "i think we played very good defensively today," said bellar. "in the first half, maybe we gave up a first down, so i thought our fr

to me, it violated the presumption of innocence that every defendant is supposed to have when they are charged with a crime. >> michaelarren, a well know criminal defense attorney, challenged donovan's denial of bail in a state court. >> they were outraged, particularly the presiding justice, but they were outraged and they asked questions... well, you know, "how long has your client been in"? "well he has been in for approximately 5 years". "does he have a prior record"? "no he doesn't have a prior record". "and you say that there has been a trial"? "yes there has been a trial". and one of the judges said, "you mean to tell me, that bail is still not fixed by the judge out there"? and i said "yes judge, this is what i am telling you". >> in july of 2013 donovan was finally acquitted of all counts but one , a weapons charge for the gun he had at the scene. after 6 years, the case was over. in all, donovan spent 5 years in rikers pretrial. >>i am ronald drayton's son. i am the one that he has been fightin' for for 5 years. (audience clapping and cheering) i wanted to tell you sincerely from myself... from my heart, tha

the group "iowans defending our universities" accuse the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate ui president. michael kumpf, a retired classics professor from valparaiso university living in coralville, says the board and harreld need to resign. " the board of regents as i understand it conducted a search that was not open or fair, the other candidates did not have a chance. " protestors also passed around this rally, gathering signatures calling for harreld and the board to resign. they then went inside the imu to the regents meeting, holding their signs high. incoming president bruce harreld starts the first week of november. live in iowa city, brady smith, kcrg-tv9. chicken lovers in dubuque should be excited about the new chain coming to town. and we have a look at why other small businesses are looking to expand to the area. and scammers are searching for new victims in the work world. we'll look at why the b-b-b says you need to be careful when applying online. stay with t-v nine. some national and regional expand into dubuque. the greater dubuque development corporation says chick-fil-a will s

and marijuana and i chose toeave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. she also pleaded guiltltto neglect of a dependent person for another child and was given up to 10 years as well. her third guilty plea was for child endangerment resulting in bodily injury which involved a third child. she was sentenced to five years for that charge. all three sentences are consecutive. williams-mccarthy was t ten into custody immediately after sentencing. a former south daka pastor who authorities accused of having sex with a teenager has been sentenced to three years in prison. fifty-year-old tony haglund earlier pleaded guilty to one count of child abuse. he was ordered to pay a $10,000 fine o oup to that amount in n stitution to the family of his victim. haglund was indicted last year on three counts of sexual penetration by a psychotherapi st, sexual contact with a child under 16 and sexual contact by a psychotherapi st. he was arrested on october 2014 in florida. police in sioux falls say they have arrested a man suspected of hitting a

. >> defendant will be held without bail... >> reporter: 35-year-old michael mccarthy back in court on charges he murdered two-year-old baby bella. he looked pretty different. clean-shaven and the short hair. compared to a one month ago, when he appeared with a mustache and long scraggly hair. baby bella's mother rachelle accessory. >> i'm disgusted. >> reporter: baby bella's biological father was disgusted seeing bond back in court. he is here for his daughter. >> like i said, this is all justice for bella from here on out. rord >> reporter: if judge agreed to allow the defense to have a second autopsy conducted on the body. the first autopsy, according to prosecutors, determined the two-year-old girl was murdered, but the cause and manner of death remains unknown. >> there have been some issues with the medical examiner's office. i wanted my own person to give me a second opinion. >> reporter: back in june, bella's remains were discovered in a trash bag that washed ashore on deer island. no one was able to identify her. three months later, police received a tip after bond allegedly t

the courthouse in boston with a preview. defendants will be here. information we could learn in this high profile case. rachelle bond and her boyfriend michael mccarthy are both facing murder charges. bond' s 2-year-old daughter bella , whose remains were found inside a trash bag on deer island in june. the little girl stretched on for months even her own mother bella bond' s death also opened up a new front in the intensifying investigation into dcf after we learned the child welfare agency had been involved with the family several times. neither bond nor mccarthy have actually been indicted yet so today' s hearing could be brief. we will keep you posted as we get new details. randy: breaking overnight, a suspicious fire is under investigation in new bedford. police were first called to the apartment building on nelson street around 7:30 last night, for attempted arson. the building was evacuated. just 4 hours later, firefighters were called when there was fire on the third floor. firefighters say nobody was hurt. emily: also breaking, a big shakeup for the canadian government. justin trudeau, the son of late canadian prime minister pierre

she ordered defendants to stay away from county jails. they are accused of beating inmate michael tyree to death last month. those three are now free on bail. >>> it's been a scorching fall afternoon across the bay area. >> yes. we've got a live shot. and spencer christian is joining with us a look at the weather. >> scorching is a great description of the weather. high temperatures, two records, two highs for this date. 93 in san jose, tieing the record highs for this date in two locations. we had higher highs, not records, 97 in fairfield, 95 in napa. 96, santa rosa. 90 across the bay in oakland. notice on live doppler 7 hd we have high clouds moving from our south. waters to our south are going to bring a major change to our weather pattern. >> thank you, spencer. an international group of bridge experts is pushing for an immediate retro fit of the eastern span of the bay bridge. they said the systems have been crucial in the construction of new bridges around the world. >> few bridges now, new suspension bridges are being built with dehumidification. it's recognized the only w

. >> and known for defending celebrities like child actor todd bridges, football legend jim brown and superstar michael jackson. but would the all-star strategy work? >> the o.j. dream team was not a dream team. it was a nightmare team. most of the lawyers didn't get along with each other. there was a lot of competition for the limelight. >> but despite all that competition, consensus doesn't emerge. the key defense strategy -- racism. >> this is not just any city where an allegation of a racist cop is being made. this is the lapd. >> and simpson's attorneys know they can strike a cord. with secret knowledge of scathing recordings about to surface, they seek permission to ask lapd detective mark fuhrman if he's ever used the "n" word. >> i'll use the word because i'm quoting him, all of the niggers put them together into a big group and burn them. >> but prosecutor chris darden wants no part of it. >> it's the filthiest, dirtiest, nastiest word in the english language. it will upset the black jurors. it will issue them a test, and the test will be, who's side are you on? the side of the white prosecuto

she ordered defendants to stay away from county jails. they are accused of beating inmate michael tyree to death last month. those three are now free on bail. >>> it's been a scorching fall afternoon across the bay area. >> yes. we've got a live shot. and spencer christian is joining with us a look at the weather. >> scorching is a great description of the weather. high temperatures, two records, two highs for this date. 93 in san jose, tieing the record highs for this date in two locations. we had higher highs, not records, 97 in fairfield, 95 in napa. 96, santa rosa. 90 across the bay in oakland. notice on live doppler 7 hd we have high clouds moving from our south. waters to our south are going to bring a major change to our weather pattern. >> thank you, spencer. an international group of bridge experts is pushing for an immediate retro fit of the eastern span of the bay bridge. they said the systems have been crucial in the construction of new bridges around the world. >> few bridges now, new suspension bridges are being built with dehumid it's recognized the only them. >>> a

michael. i don't decide based on past voting behavior, all i can do is whether you register to vote right now. defendantsf people? some people can register on caucus night. and it could be 17 and participate if you will be 18 by november. but it's a pretty full sample frame. mark: the universe that trump ben carson are going to. many of those people may not be registered. they may show on caucus night areas of their ready after that? guest: now with our method. like feeling uncomfortable about my method. my goal is not to regret anything. it is a small universe of people whose show on caucus night. if suddenly there was an influx, that would be problematic. but the campaigns are identifying those voters are getting them registered ahead of caucus night. they don't want a big line of the door. we are updating our list all the time. so 2008 when you are really close and accurate. later on, carson. the0% of people shop on democratic side. that's an alarmingly large number. interest will set it was 57. we are now more 30% range for both parties. but this will be the first target -- caucus. as things get more

michael holland is also from maine. she the is in jacksonville, florida. the shipping company is defending its decision to authorize the voyage which departed jacksonville last tuesday when joaquin was still a tropical storm. crew members are "equipped to handle situations such as changing weather." todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: we have new video of a dramatic rescue. drivers were trapped in their cars. rescue crews ran a line across the flooded street and helped those stranded drivers walk across to safety. a state of emergency has been declared in the state of south carolina tonight. three deaths are now being blamed on this flooding and many people say they have lost everything they own. >> pretty much everybody down there has lost everything this morning. our vehicles, our clothes, our everything. we still have our lives. ed: president obama has approved federal disaster money to help specifically in that state and area. mike wankum joins us right now. it's not joaquin doing this. mike: the danger was we were worried they would get wrapped england. they're staying separate.

defended in rome. i tried to find one with michael bloomberg, but couldn't. look at those uniforms. [laughter] who wouldn't want todoyle: join? any of you read german? i had german friends help translate these. "citizens, your country is in danger." germans were the largest foreign-born group. there are one of the least familiar to us. many of them came with military experience. conscriptionversal in prussia and other german states. they rose rapidly and brought a locked experience -- but a lot experience.a lot of spinola. an italian-american in new york. he appealed to these foreign-born immigrants with this idea that this is not just america's cause, this is our cause too. these are the symbols of what in europe they would call, "red republicanism." the red cap of liberty, here. the french revolution, agent rome, all of the symbols that were familiar to americans. this is the uave uniform from northern africa. schools and churches on the right as volunteers were going off to defend their country. and there's liberty again. so in these images, in this appeal to foreign born soldier

defendants for $75 million. probably didn't hear this part. a hotel worker told the stalker, michaelavid barrett, that andrews was staying there and an employee gave him a room right next to hers. barrett was named in the suit and sentenced to 30 months in prison. >> that's a problem. >>> remember pizza rat? who could forget the image of the tailed one dragging the slice of pizza down the stairs in new york city? >> no. >> according to the new york daily news, a pizza rat costume has popped up. >> i will have to look up that. >>> he is barely 23 years old, and bryce harper now has a full head of gray hair. this is ridiculous. >> you know. some people like this. this is harper. he has joined a growing number of young folks. >> wait until you're older and you don't have a choice. >> i was going to say i have some up here. some are choosing to dye their hair gray and post on instagram. >>> a reporter with an automotive blog test drives a tesla on auto pilot. >> people are loving this. it's titled creepy and wonderful. check it out. >> oh, my gosh. the car knows where the person ahead of

the group "iowans defending our universities" accuse the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate ui president. michael kumpf, a retired classics professor living in coralville, says the board and harreld need to resign. " the board of regents as i understand it conducted a search that was not open or fair, the other candidates did not have a chance. " protestors went inside the i-m-u to the regents meeting, holding their signs high. incoming president bruce harreld first week of november. people in iowa city will be able to learn more about the iowa city council candidates this evening. the league of women voters johnson county is holding a forum for the candidates. participants include at- large, district a and district c candidates. the forum starts at seven this evening at the iowa city council chambers. pretty nice day out there today justin, but we're in for a change tomorrow? some clouds will be passing through our overall be a pretty good late-october day. we'll have highs climb into the lower to middle 60s with a gentle tonight, keeping lows mild in the lower 50s. a few showers but most of the

the group "iowans defending our universities" accuse the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate ui president. michael kumpf, a retired classics professor from valparaiso university living in coralville, says the board and harreld need to resign. " the board of regents as i understand it conducted a search that was not open or fair, the other candidates did not have a chance. " protestors went inside the imu to the regents meeting, holding their signs high. incoming president bruce harreld starts the first week of november. a couple of republican presidential candidates are preparing for next week's republican debate with a visit to iowa. new jersey governor chris christie will be on the main stage next week. yesterday evening, christie went to the republican party of polk county's meet and greet in des moines. that was at the house of governor terry branstad's son and daughter-in-law. earlier in the day in newton, he held a "tell it like it is" town hall meeting at raceway caf. just outside of christie's event in newton, banners covered a former donald trump bus. one side now reads t-rump. the other

sticking point...one group, "iowans defending our universities" has accused the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate president. " michael kumpf protester <" the board of regents as i understand it conducted a search that was not open or fair, the other candidates did not have a chance. "> " elias: protestors also passed around clipboards at this rally, gathering signatures calling for harreld and the board to resign. they then went inside to the regents meeting, holding their signs high. incoming president bruce harreld starts the first week of november. sabrina: new this morning....pleasa nt hill police ask for help in identifying a burglary suspect.. sabrina: they believe the suspect has something to do with multiple vehicle burglaries that have happened in the city. surveillance video shows th suspect in a red checy silverado truck, license plate b-s-f-2-7-7.. they believe he has been using stolen credit cards across the metro...anyone with information should contact the pleasant hill police department. sabrina: meanwhile, some iowa police officers will be trading in their citation books for order pads today... sabri

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defend the capital region. jonathan: but you never had one become untethered like this. michael: no. this is not something that was planned or the aerostat is designed to do. jonathan: all right. alison: one more question, michael, if you don't mind. we heard about the f-16's. what are they doing? what is going on there? >> we launched two out of atlantic city, new jersey. to make sure we had the eyes on and we could provide update from the cockpit in terms of the elevation. the status of the aerostat. a precautionary measure. we worked to make sure that the air space in the eastern air defense sector was safe for air traffic. we worked closely with the f.a.a. on that. now we are working closely with the folks on the ground to ensure no one is, no one is harmed and no one is hurt. and the infrastructure can be safely obtained. jonathan: stay with us on the breaking news about this throughout the everything. sign up for the text alerts at wjla.com/text. more breaking news to tell you about this afternoon. reporting of a shooting on east capital street. two juveniles were shot. they we

defenders out there. i have a lot of explaining to do to michael chiklis. >> seth: there you go. you have a famous greek-american michael chiklis. >> thank you for making that transition. [ laughter ] >> seth: wanted to make sure everybody know where you were going. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. >> seth: this year seems to be in the promotional materials, this the influx of the villains, this is a big villain year. >> yes. >> seth: which in all the dc comic heroes, i would say batman has the best villains. >> yes, he does. and you described last year when i was trying to very terribly describe it as an origin story, you described it as muppet babies for batman. >> seth: yes, it's "muppet babies" for batman. >> so if season one was "muppet babies" for batman, season two is child's play. >> seth: oh, that's very exciting. >> yes, they're unleashed. >> seth: i can't wait for when it gets old enough that it's the o.c. for batman. [ cheers and applause ] crossover. crossover. >> crossover. yes. so we have all of the sort of famous villains. penguin, riddler, our proto-joker, jer

the group "iowans defending our universities" accuse the regents of conducting an illegitimate search that produced an illegitimate ui president. michael kumpf, a retired classics professor from valparaiso university living in coralville, says the board and harreld need to resign. " the board of regents as i understand it conducted a search that was not open or fair, the other candidates did not have a chance. " protestors went inside the imu to the regents meeting, holding their signs high. incoming president bruce harreld starts the first week of november. a couple of republican presidential candidates are preparing for next week's republican debate with a visit to iowa. new jersey governor chris christie will be on the main stage next week. in the evening, christie went to the republican party of polk county's meet and greet in des moines. that was at the house of governor terry branstad's son and daughter-in-law. earlier in the day in newton, he held a "tell it like it is" town hall meeting at raceway caf. just outside of christie's event in newton, was a former donald trump bus with banners hanging over both sides. one side now re

defenders offices. calling for the rest of the commission to be announced a little later this month on october 20. the blue ribbon commission comes after the death of 31- year-old michael tyree allegedly beaten by correctional deputies. in august he was an inmate. three former guards are facing murder charges in connection with his death. >>> medical marijuana dispensaries are still in the process of shutting down in san jose. last year they passed an ordinance that found at least 78 medical marijuana businesses were operating illegally in the city. and the businesses were deemed illegal and operating too close to schools, churches, rehab centers, or they would fail to pay marijuana business taxes. the city says that 67 of the businesses, they have closed, although that five of those have filed suit against the city. dozens of closed businesses have submitted applications to operate legally in san jose. >> and california now has what is being called the strongest equal pay law in that country to help close the wage gap between men and women. governor brown would sign that legislation. justify hours ago at -- just a few hours ago at the symbolic location here at the nat

marijuana and i chose to leave leonard there anyway knowing that michael wasn't giving him the proper care that he needed," said defendant rebekah williams-mccarthy. all three sentences are to be served consecutively . it's not the first time woodbury county residents have heard this. what other options exist to replace woodbury county's prairie hills jail. the idea was tossed during last night's board of supervisors meeting. supervisor jeremy taylor estimates $1.2 million is needed to maintain the facility over the next 10 years. adding that he's had preliminary discussions with various groups about an expansion of the law enforcement center, downtown. that expansion would look at converting an area on the third floor to additional holding cells. "studying whether or not the structural integrity can take the load limit or what we would want to put up there as far as the cell block spaces would be the first step," said jeremy taylor. the board didn't take any action to move forward with any project. they say it's an option they could explore based on results of additional research. prairie hills remains open. more constr

attorney will move to dismiss the charges against convicted insider trainer michael steinberg as well as six other insider trading defendants in the wake of legal developments that have essentially narrowed the scope of what defines insider trading in the new york area. there have been a series of court events in the last ten months or a year involving a circuit court taking this narrower definition. the justice department tried to appeal that up to the supreme court but the supreme court declined to hear a key aspect of the case. one of berrara's seminole cases against michael steinberg is now going to be dismissed at his own behest along with six others, steinberg had been sentenced in 2014 after a conviction at trial to three and a half years in prison. certainly a victory for mr. steinberg. we've reached out to his attorney for comment and haven't heard anything yet. but again another impact of these landmark decisions around insider trading in new york which is the venue where these cases are probably most often brought. >> what a big, big deal. thank you so much. kate kelly with the late snooes let's send it over to d

defendants have been released on bail until their case is resolved. but the prospect of life imprisonment hangs over them. >> abc 12's michael rosenfield spent the day inrre county district court. he joins us for the story. michael. >> angie, this is the first time we have heard the victim in the case, 19-year-old danielle taylor. >> the media pounces when the tape is released by one of the defense lawyers. >> it was all a prank. >> this is not the only time she hung out there. >> it was demented if you think about it. >> the videotape shows four individuals who are extremely mentally traumatizing another individual. >> local journalist jim smith has been following the case from the start. >> this kidnapping is one of the strangest things i've ever covered. for me this is in the top four or five anyway of all the cases that i've covered in 20 years. so you had such diverse opinions on both sides of this case. you had people who thought it was nothing and you had people who thought it was extremely serious. the community was totally split over whether these kids were the most evil thing that ever happened or they were just kids that pulled a prank. >> h

defending itself from claims it is using a specialty investor -- pharmacy for sales. lower. see shares are this is after report from .hareholder andrew less on a conference call this morning, valiant ceo michael sought to reassure investors, saying that the company is committed to transparency. tone,k an aggressive saying he is prompting an sec investigation into citron. was i the one that laid off everyone at the bausch & lomb department? there are reasons why this stock is here and it's not because of me. betty: that of course is andrew left. he was on bloomberg television and he said, as you just saw, he was not contacted by the sec and is not to blame for valeant's problems. meanwhile valeant also brought value investor -- back to the board. he will be looking into these special relationship with a pharmacy company. a lot more ahead on the valeant case. turning to the broader market, fora's fixed rate cut november and the mario draghi's indication that the ecb is in countdown mode to more stimulus. joining me, joe weisenthal, you miss?"what'd joe: it is interesting. we got hints of easing and more easing and the ecb said it could the current policy in december. what is interesting, that i

defenders had something much stronger in their corner. an alibi. remember that game night russ said he attended between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. the night betsy was murdered? this is michael few of his friends had been coming by tuesday nights for years. >> essentially, it's a way where we can all get together, be sociable and not really spend any money. >> reporter: that particular tuesday night, mike said, russ and the others watched movies together. and everyone left at 9:00 p.m. as usual. then early the next day, mike and his girlfriend, angie, got a surprise. >> we were up having our morning coffee. got a knock on the door, which is instantly odd, about 6:00 or maybe a little before. the police more or less invite themselves in and start asking us a whole lot of questions about what happened last night. "was russell here last night? was he drinking anything? was he acting strangely?" there was a little bit of marijuana that was smoked, but i don't even know whose that was. it was a really boring night, quite honestly. >> reporter: thing is, the police didn't tell them anything beyond the fact that something had happened to betsy, said mike. they just asked a lot of q

defenders offices. the plan calls for the rest of the commission to be announced on october 20. the blue ribbon commission comes after the death of the 31- year-old michael james tyree allegedly beaten by the correctional deputies in august. three former guards are facing murder charges in connection with his death. >>> equal pay for equal work. california now has what is being called the strongest equal pay law in the country to help close the wage gap between men and women. governor brown signed that just an hour ago with a pretty symbolic location at the national history park. the fair pay act is a revamped action of the state law that they would say was outdated. they now have to pay women and men equally for similar work. >> it is my hope that the other 49 states will take a look at what we're doing here and use it to ensure greater wage equality for the women of their states and their families and economies as well. >> according to a recent survey they would make $0.84 for every $1 a man makes. nationally women make $0.78 for every dollar. >>> the safety of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. this time water corroding the bring's interior. tom

defend itself after several republicans said its purpose was to target clinton. joining me now, republican strategist adolfo franco and chief investigative correspondent for yahoo news, my friend michaelkoff. thank you for being here. i would like to start out with what people have been saying about the benghazi committee. there have been so many doubts raised by republicans about its true purpose, is it a benghazi committee or e-mail committee or designed to go after hillary clinton? isn't there a credibility question that this committee faces now, adolfo? >> i don't think so. this is the same thing we've seen in washington in any of these commit he's. when is an investigative committee not put through a political prism? s i've seen it 30 years in washington. comments have been made similar to those made by congressman mccarthy and others. i've never seen an investigative committee that one side or the other hasn't tar its political. when you're on the receiving end it's all political. when you're on the investigative side, it's looking for the facts. i think this committee, frankly, is looking for the facts. they put in charge a very well respected prosecutor. his credibility as a p