must be essential life-saving lessons that can be learned from these crimes but it was my take away dillinger reporting initially loved it could happen, they couldn't be applied as fundamental facts surrounding the tax themselves continue to be modeled, confused and in some junctures of an analyst said the country deserves to know what happened here and this is why i set out in research to read this book to separate verifiable facts from fiction. i decided the book had to be on the record. i let the chips fall where they may and i should say we all heard of jones science and i'm sad to say that the coverage of the anthrax attacks too often amounted to the drug journalism. at a time when the country most needed journalists to be scrupulous in a skeptical in their reporting to many accounts to get the face value or amplified claims that were just. so the anthrax attacks of course unfolded ten years ago as we know and they was on this very the ten years ago that an editor at the national enquirer in south florida and robert stephens will strike most with anthrax and extraordinarily rare infectio

>> i conducted dillinger interviews come over 80 interviews on the hill with legislators and their staff and asked who in the district is this important to? not to are you going to do something for but who does it matter to. what i was struck by is there are anywhere from the relevant number of constituents and legislators don't see all of them, they don't come to mind. in the business sense where there's meetings and committee hearings and legislative things, okay, when the district cares about this? they are not seeing everybody in the district that cares about the issue so for instance something like the patient still love rights focuses on health care issues. you would think everybody would think patient but they don't. a sizable minority almost 40% of legislators are not thinking about patience when if they are thinking about that type of legislation. a bigger thinking about hospitals or physicians for insurance but they are not always thinking about patience and this is replete on the issue after issue so the view of who is in their district relative is actually quite limited. >> t

concern it controls the would give the assurance whether these people were trustworthy to begin dillinger these things. so these were very big things. buildings in washington were closed, the operations of the united states supreme court were affected. government color residential, business was greatly disrupted and so in the daily life deduce box had become an instrument so i would like you to be stand back a little bit with of the yellow tape investigation and a look at this and these are of enormous magnitude and they must be essential life-saving lessons that can be applied but it was like take away doing my reporting initially mother of this could happen they couldn't be applied in the fundamental facts surrounding the talks themselves continue to be modeled cullet confused and vandalized so that's the country deserve to know what happened here and this is why i set out to research and write this book to try to separate verifiable facts from fiction. i decided the book had to be on record. i lived in chickasaw and we all heard of junk science and times had to say that the coverage of

. >> perhaps no one fields as many calls about the twins as mark dillinger. >> we received calls fromial services and law enforcement agencies on a regular basis. when they're not in custody it seems like it's almost on a monthly basis. when they are in custody it's when the calls subside. >> they're the ultimate con artists. >> they befriend people and they ensure their trust and in a matter of weeks or months it's gone upon and so are their wallets. >> neither dillinger or danner have any explanation for what triggered the twins' life of deceit. they say the girls grew up with little, but in a town that gave a lot. >> they were brought up like typical kids. it would be easy to say if they were battered and came from a rough childhood, but the fact of the matter is they grew up in middle america and were instilled with the same values that everyone in this community was. upon. >> by most accounts, bertie and becky grew up without knowing their father and their mother was out of the picture for most of their lives leaving them in the care of their aunt and the girls attended their loc

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tanks dillinger lewis treats. there was no military coup within the time. people didn't hang on at the white house. i remember about two days after the dinsmoor in one of the white house staffers the kingdome hallway to get something and burst into tears and i said what's wrong? she said the told me to get the president's papers and i don't know which president they were talking about how to read president ford or president nixon but we got through that transition. >> i'm wondering to things. first dhaka, when a new look back, any regrets, any stories you feel you could have told better come any stories you feel you withheld and wished that you had told? >> i didn't go to vietnam and i wasn't the reporter for nbc and they didn't send very many reporters the simplest the single people. i covered the war home is often described it and that was a big piece of what was going on but i was in there so i regret that. most people say something to regret doing all the offensive them in my life. a story that we could have told better -- >> most differently toward bet

bald dillinger of all those others are copying him and he can't even react to it. the disease doesn't affect his mind. he's sitting in a mental institution and he knows what's going on but he can't tell anyone how he feels or what he thinks. this land is your land began life with the title god bless america. if you see the manuscript you see god bless america and it contains a couple of killer anticapitalistic versus that i don't remember sitting in school. do you? a lot of americans never even heard him until january of 2009 when pete seeger and bruce springsteen sings them in the steps of the lincoln memorial at barack obama's inaugural concert and the next day newspapers across the country are saying we that's he wrote it? yeah that's the way he wrote it. so i will hit you the version that pretty well charts the progression of the song from the pingree and bitter satire that it was to the unofficial national anthem that it eventually became it i will think you for coming out and listening tonight. ♪ ♪ i walked that highway into salt of the the endless sky. i saw

stop dillinger losers, let prices work. if we don't try to steer them they won't go berserk.on are you kidding? don't wall street's gyrations challenge your world view of self regulation? evin you must admit that the lesson we've learned is more oversight needed or else we will get burned. oversight? the governments of long been in bed with those wall street executives and the firms they've been bled. capitalism is a profit and loss coming to be about the losers, there's no end to the cost. the lesson i've learned? it's how little we know. the world is complex, not some circular flow. the economy is the classic investor in college. to think otherwise is the pretense of knowledge. >> which we should we choose? more bottom-up or more top-down? the fight continues. keynes and hayek second round. c-span: where do to get the actors and the, not the two actors, the main ones, but all the extras? >> guest: the same place. i turned to lisa who knows how to get things done. so, what we did is actually come at this point, we've already had a decent following from our first video, and w

a geriatric john dillinger. and something of a folk hero. they even sell geezer mid. now, the fbi is working on the theory the geezer might actually be a man or a woman in a mask. the geezer bandit, literally could be anybody. but authorities now have an important break in the case. they know where he got the mask. the company, spfx in van nuys, made the mask freddy krueger wears for the "nightmare on elm street" movies. authorities served the company with search warrants, to find out who purchased this mask, believed to be the disguise warn by the geezer. >> this is the wall of shame. >> reporter: not the first time the company's received attention from law enforcement. >> people have used our masks for illegal purposes. >> reporter: a dallas bank robber favored the handsome man mask. and a young chinese defector used the elder mask to board a plane in hong kong and demand asylum in canada. giving new meaning to the phrase, who was that masked man? david wright, abc news, van nuys, california. >> a masked man, can you imagine. >> you don't know. >>> coming up on "gma

like somebody put in the private sector letting the market mechanism worked so you get the best dillinger of the roads you can get. so it's not purely one or the other. solyndra is sort of government money that needed to be there at the beginning. the guarantee of a loan otherwise you wouldn't have had that private money. it is somewhat risky but the government does lot of stuff that isn't as risky. one of the things jennifer did in michigan and ensure governor brown is doing here is than you bargained for what you need. so if you are the state but is it that you were looking for? what is your big offering when you were offering grants or some land or when you are offering a tax credit. if you were the governor weld would you say that you want from those companies? >> jobs. so when did you pay the credit? when do they claim the tax credit on their income tax form? wendi how your people. when they prove that the high your people. so we it is not as the wood is entirely one or the other. it's not as though the government can't think and can't decide what we are interested in investing and a

private and of the johnson fellow in medicine, the john deere fell in the agriculture, caterpillar dillingeronstruction. the spend three years getting the specialized training. then the they are assigned both by accommodation of the government and private sector coalitions to the broad work in this country. at the end of the three years in the public service, then the corporation takes them in for two years to prove up so to speak. they get a chance to see whether they want to keep them and whether the young man or woman wants to stay there. this lot as well formed as a lot to be because i was trying to kick start a conversation. originally i said some friends of mine that the big businessmen and one of them i didn't have the private piece of this. he said they get private public. to the private sector involved psp mcginn you are very interested in that partnership between the public and private. is it is a big trend in this country. mitch daniels is doing the law in indiana turning it over to private corporations. but on a smaller basis across the country the water districts are being turne

he remarries a wealthy woman and lives in a great mansion in the dillinger against stay with him all the way to washington. when the war ranks of he organizes a local home guard. he's now 60-years-old, 61-years-old he organizes the home guard of old guys to march around the patriotic. he helps raise money to support when did soldiers and for the first two years of the war he's a patriot. and then something happens. lincoln declares that he's going to free the slaves. and fillmore turns on lincoln and attacks the lincoln administration. he's asked to speak at a fund-raiser for the wounded soldiers and in this fund-raising speech he says we are all making war in the dessel leading the fairest portion of the nation and that we are loading the nation with enormous debt rather than talking about freedom, rather than talking about the traders in the south who made more on their own country kratovil talking about people like robert e. lee who took the oath at west point to defend the constitution and not heard of this country he is saying we are making war and the fairest part of the countr

next time i wake up i am in a small pocket and i am vana de and one of the velo structures in the dillingerecause i know what traumatic brain injury and spinal injuries if the doctor is trying to safely and relax me if i said how you want to relax i am vomiting. i was completely sick to my stomach is my father relates the story hours went by with all kinds of tests because i had been down there for minutes with no oxygen they thought i had a stroke. i couldn't feel my hands. i was having a lot of side effects. i woke up a few hours later and my father came in and i said to the cause of my father and my brother crossing and a few hours went by and then i asked my father i noticed that there were some number immerses taking care of me and my father was going to be okay when i asked my dad how does my hair looks? [laughter] as you can imagine at the moment i grabbed my co-worker i knew that i had given it all i have and it is at this point it was symbolic of the trusting things were going to look up for me. right around 2008 abc did a beautiful story how little did i know i was in the first ep

information some of it has been disseminated by the press itself and it doesn't take too many steps dillinger and the pieces. >> literally it is because in fact when we bought a new house one newspaper gave -- i am sorry it was our previous house in edinburgh yes in fact i believe was this paper they said sufficient information to identify the location of the house. however someone saw the article and the instantly knew which house it was. i used to live there. they gave the whole address so they were able on the basis of what they read to put everything to the public domain. and again i feel little if any weight has been given to that when the pcc looks at these matters. >> they put the entire address down to the post code, think actually it was done quite instantly they were rather excited to realize the house the lived in a few years previously but whole address was on the internet in two days. my lawyer was able to contact the person and say please -- if they did. but again in the meantime, how many people have seen the whole address? >> to understand where you say the boundary lines are,

bald dillinger of all those others are copying him and he can't even react to it.a's inaugural concert and the next day newspapers across the country are saying we that's he wrote it? yeah that's the way he wrote it. so i will hit you the version that pretty well charts the progression of the song from the pingree and bitter satire that it was to the unofficial national anthem that it eventually became it i will think you for coming out and listening tonight. ♪ ♪ i walked that highway into salt of the the endless sky. i saw below me the golden valley ♪ singing god bless america for me ♪ ♪ i roamed and i rambled ♪ to

bald dillinger of all those others are copying him and he can't even react to it.augural concert and the next day newspapers across the country are saying we that's he wrote it? yeah that's the way he wrote it. so i will hit you the version that pretty well charts the progression of the song from the pingree and bitter satire that it was to the unofficial national anthem that it eventually became it i will think you for coming out and listening tonight. ♪ ♪ i walked that highway into salt of the the endless sky. i saw below me the golden valley ♪ singing god bless america for me ♪ ♪ i roamed and i rambled ♪ to the sparkling sand of the desert in the world we the voice kept saying ♪ ♪ god bless america for me ♪ the sun came shining while i was strolling ♪ ♪ the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling ♪ ♪ as the fall was lifting a voice was chanting ♪ ♪ god bless america for me .. ♪ i stood there wondering about god bless america for me. ♪ nobody living can ever stop me because i don't walk in that freedom highway. ♪ nobody living can ever make me turn back b

meanwhile the government investigation carried on in investigators kept governing more and more dillinger and propriety. finally, after seven years, the government reach a settlement with maximum the case went public. ex mex and pay and islamic of approximately $130 million in criminal approximately $30 million. this is the largest home health care fraud known in history. yet maximus still permitted to do business with the government and none of the executives want to deal to be a congealed. details are available at www.homehealthcarefraud.com. .. there are other deck of this besides taxpayers. mac centric services to people like me. despite the monetary settlement back when executives did not detail the company was not excluded from future business,re the settlement received coverage that many folks asked why this was. how is it that a company that takes billions of government dollars isme not entitled to thl business.l. it hello shoplifter will be sent te jail. it's commendable that could tak on maximumeive harsher penalties i do not think we will see the frauds. having the corporation

meanwhile the government investigation carried on in investigators kept governing more and more dillinger and propriety. finally, after seven years, the government reach a settlement with maximum the case went public. ex mex and pay and islamic of approximately $130 million in criminal approximately $30 million. this is the largest home health care fraud known in history. yet maximus still permitted to do business with the government and none of the executives want to deal to be a congealed. details are available at www.homehealthcarefraud.com. .. the settlement received coverage in many folks ask me why this was. hausa company takes billions of government dollars is not entitled to -- wallace shoplifter of a few hundred dollars will be sent to jail. it is commendable the company did take on maximum until executives receive harsher penalties i do not think we will see the frauds. having the corporation pay some settlement money is just the cost of doing business for the fraudsters. the settlement money not even coming out of their own pocket. sending executives joe might make a brought. h

he remarries a wealthy woman and lives in a great mansion in the dillinger against stay with him all the way to washington. when the war ranks of he organizes a local home guard. he's now 60-years-old, 61-years-old he organizes the home guard of old guys to march around the patriotic. he helps raise money to support when did soldiers and for the first two years of the war he's a patriot. and then something happens. lincoln declares that he's going to free the slaves. and fillmore turns on lincoln and attacks the lincoln administration. he's asked to speak at a fund-raiser for the wounded soldiers and in this fund-raising speech he says we are all making war in the dessel leading the fairest portion of the nation and that we are loading the nation with enormous debt rather than talking about freedom, rather than talking about the traders in the south who made more on their own country kratovil talking about people like robert e. lee who took the oath at west point to defend the constitution and not heard of this country he is saying we are making war and the fairest part of the countr

what we are talking about here is how do these justices assess the impact on television, on their dillinger of process? and if i could just speak to this issue of the nature of the power that congress has, certainly they have some. appropriations is one. the power to determine the number of justices. that's because while the supreme court creates the court -- i meanwhile the constitution creates the court, the court is in itself appointing that power of the point is given to the president with the consent of the senate. is it makes sense to say they can come up with a numbers. but when the president tried to enlarge the number of supreme court justices back into court packing days when president roosevelt did that with the senate did was refused to go along. they defeated the legislation, and this committee issued a report that said it was essential that the judiciary be completely independent of those executives and the legislative branches. stevan the power that congress does have a test to use it in a way that doesn't interfere with independent, and it has never used exercise over respon

he remarries a wealthy woman and lives in a great mansion in the dillinger against stay with him all the way to washington. when the war ranks of he organizes a local home guard. he's now 60-years-old, 61-years-old he organizes the home guard of old guys to march around the patriotic. he helps raise money to support when did soldiers and for the first two years of the war he's a patriot. and then something happens. lincoln declares that he's going to free the slaves. and fillmore turns on lincoln and attacks the lincoln administration. he's asked to speak at a fund-raiser for the wounded soldiers and in this fund-raising speech he says we are all making war in the dessel leading the fairest portion of the nation and that we are loading the nation with enormous debt rather than talking about freedom, rather than talking about the traders in the south who made more on their own country kratovil talking about people like robert e. lee who took the oath at west point to defend the constitution and not heard of this country he is saying we are making war and the fairest part of the countr

meanwhile the government investigation carried on in investigators kept governing more and more dillinger and propriety. finally, after seven years, the government reach a settlement with maximum the case went public. ex mex and pay and islamic of approximately $130 million in criminal approximately $30 million. this is the largest home health care fraud known in history. yet maximus still permitted to do business with the government and none of the executives want to deal to be a congealed. details are available at www.homehealthcarefraud.com. .. the settlement received coverage in many folks ask me why this was. hausa company takes billions of government dollars is not entitled to -- wallace shoplifter of a few hundred dollars will be sent jail. it is commendable the company did take on maximum until executives receive harsher penalties i do not think we will see the frauds. having the corporation pay some settlement money is just the cost of doing business for the fraudsters. the settlement money not even coming out of their own pocket. sending executives joe might make a brought. how

information some of it has been disseminated by the press itself and it doesn't take too many steps dillinger and the pieces. >> literally it is because in fact when we bought a new house one newspaper gave -- i am sorry it was our previous house in edinburgh yes in fact i believe was this paper they said sufficient information to identify the location of the house. however someone saw the article and the instantly knew which house it was. i used to live there. they gave the whole address so they were able on the basis of what they read to put everything to the public domain. and again i feel little if any weight has been given to that when the pcc looks at these matters. >> they put the entire address down to the post code, think actually it was done quite instantly they were rather excited to realize the house the lived in a few years previously but whole address was on the internet in two days. my lawyer was able to contact the person and say please -- if they did. but again in the meantime, how many people have seen the whole address? >> to understand where you say the boundary lines are,