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david norquist, denis stevens, ronald kessler and peter at americans for tax reform here in washington. >> it's wonderful being back here. >> [inaudible conversations] >> actually, it's two months of work in the first chapter and then about february. st. through september and then on a committed it in september and came back and said my gosh another six to eight weeks. >> i expected more on those books on worked on. >> she threw them in the air and said what is this this doesn't go here. she sits on the second chapter then we have the reasoning for putting in the punch holding off once we got on and put it back together we said why is it that she needs to be here this early? >> in the morning, the evening? >> all day. but you know when the deadline is coming at you the editing especially [inaudible conversations] that's three hours. i get tired a leader in the day. >> bay buchanan. >> thank you for coming out. >> how old were you? >> [inaudible conversations] >> she's trying to get maysan into west point. >> [inaudible conversations] bay buchanan. >> thanks for coming tonight. nice to

denied molesting lynch and his brother. prosecutors acknowledged that he's probably lying. other legal analyst, steven clark, weighs in. >> testimony the jury already heard and they can't unring that bell. what they have to do in all likelihood is declare a mistrial and the d.a. is going to have to decide do they want to try to go forward on a case where they have a pedophile as their star witness, who they also said is a liar. that may make it very difficult. >> the catholic church has settled lawsuits accusing lindner sexually abused children, including lynch and his brother. >>> a follow-up to a story we broke for you last friday. a notorious chowchilla kidnapper has been released from prison. the department of corrections announced today that richard allen schoenfeld was released to an undisclosed location. back in 1976 the convicted kidnapper took 26 school children and their bus driver and buried them alive in a rock quarry in livermore. he tried to get a $5 million ransom. fortunately the victims escaped. we spoke exclusively with schoenfeld's oldest brother who said he feels his brother poses

. >>> bond was set at $850,000 for 26-year-old steven mcdaniel and lawyers say it's higher than his family can afford and it's like denying bond. prosecutors say mcdaniel killed gilling in an atlanta area apartment building they both lived in. >>> a mother drowns while trying to save her toddler. police say the woman, her husband and the young children were fishing in the popular neck bridge when the child fell into the water. both jumped in but the current pulled the woman who could not swim away. the child was rescued. >>> firefighters are fighting increasing fire conditions. hot dry weather along with gusty winds. spewing the fire that's already burned 91 square miles in colorado. at least 181 homes haven been detroyed. the most in the state's history. fires are also raging in wyoming, california, nevada, new mexico, arizona and nebraska. the weather is expected to hamper rescue efforts. >>> david hilmer had been hiding in plain sight for decades. michelle miller reports he had been living in sweden under an assumed name. >> reporter: for 20 years, david hilmer harbored a secret. his family did not know where his was a

denies the allegations. >>> kevin costner expected to be back on the stand in a new orleans courtroom today. he's being sued by fellow actor steven baldwin who invested in a company made by costner which made cleanup devices for the gulf of mexico oil spill. >>> relatives of minors killed in west virginia's upper big branch disaster met with members of congress yesterday. they're calling on lawmakers to pass new mine safety legislation by july 4. the national mining association opposes the legislation. the bill has been stalled in congress. 29 miners lost their lives in that west virginia mine explosion in 2010. >>> the time right now is 4:36. after a week of mild days, things are expected to heat up this weekend. at 4:38, howard will let us know just how warm it will be this afternoon. >>> the economy is not heating up but it's growing. at 4:39, we'll hear from fed chairman ben bernanke. >> at 4:48, an upgrade to streets and sidewalks could create a traffic nightmare along a popular d.c. corridor. >> we're back in two minutes with your weather first. you're watching 9news now. >>> just turning 4:39. we have another pleasant morn

deny the allegations. and happy where the day to one of the top piece of technology. today is the iphones 5th birthday. five years ago apple cofounder steven jobs launch iphone. >> let's talk about what's going on this morning because we have had a lot going on. but now things are calling down. no more severe thunderstorm warnings but we have a severe thunderstorm watch box up for portions of our area. so what i want to do is switch over and show you the radar because in that area that i showed you, well, conditions are favorable for more thunderstorms to pop up going through remainder of the morning. more showers are starting to pop up around the area. nothing severe and nothing heavy at this time. but just an area to be watched as we go through the morning. now, we look at the satellite and radar part of it, and we aredealing with clouds. but all this is sliding off to the south and east. and we will get more sunshine in here as we work our way throughout the day. so speaking of that, we are doing that in condition daubing and not looking -- dundalk right now. not looking too bad. we have the clouds and we are drying things out a bit. th

denying the validity of judicial review. the idea the supreme court can overturn acts of legislature. how did -- the southerners, this summarizes the confederate view of secession. this is from vice president alexander stevens. our new government rests upon the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man. this is the first in the history of the world based on this great physical, philosophical and moral truth. to contradict this acceptance, this notion is inflammatory. what's the northern response? most republicans and democrats liked it. it's profoundly subtle. in a sense it has something for everyone. i think it's actually in many respects a brilliant document. it's both progressive and conservative, as i've suggested. although abolitionists hated it. because of lincoln's conciliatory posture to slave owning southerners. in fact, frederick douglass, here's what he says. little better than our worst fears. a little bit of his response. he refers to lincoln as double-tongued. because he's elected on a platform to confine slavery where it is. where the public mind shall rest in the belief of its ultimate extinction, and in his essay, frederick douglass is quoting lincoln. yet he is endorsing the