donald trump wins a victory in chicago federal court. now he tells wgn news he's thinking of counter suing the evanston woman he defeated. wgn's marcella raymond is live at trump tower. marcella? was this a case of a sweet old lady dolan, against a giant media mogul, real-estate mogul or was this the case today conning grandmother how to take a chunk of the fortune from donna's donald trump. in the and the jury came down in favor of donald trump. jacqueline goldberg's attorney put his hand on the table when the verdict was read. disappointing for us. no regrets. think we did everything that we could possibly do. the trial has been heating with mrs. goldberg's attorney portraying this case as an 87 year-old grandmother against a billionaire celebrity donald trump. david vs. goliath. new- york purses chicago. but donald trump last of that image. she is a vicious woman. again, she played the age card and i have to never seen anyone play that like her. highly sophisticated and rich woman, she knew exactly what was going on and they just made

we continue with donald rumsfeld. and his new book rumsfeld's rules is now out in bookstores. for being here. what is one less son or rummy rule, as you sean likes to call it, that you think this administration ought to apply immediately? >> good question. >> it is a good question. i think that the crisis -- they are in a crisis. that's for sure. and how do you manage a crisis? i think what you do is you -- i learned it when i was a navy pilot. when you are lost, the rule is you climb to get altitude, you conserve your fuel, and you confess. climb, conserve and confess. that's what you do. we've all been lost. and what they have to do, it seems to me, is just full stop and find out what ground truth is and tell the american people what ground truth is. >> you know why that can't happen? because this president is radical. it goes against the grain of everything that he believes in who he is. disagree? >> i never took any courses in psychiatry. >> okay. k. t., we will go to you. >> you have been on the national scene for two generations. you have met everybody. you have met all

donald rumsfeld says they're still trying to pass the buck. he's on the grill with me tonight live. >>> plus, horrifying revelations of abuse and terror. amanda berry, gina dejesus, michelle knight hidden in the van in the garage when he had visitors. beaten with hand weights. ariel castro's common law wife abused the same way. gina and michelle have spoken by phone. and after all these years in captivity, one of the girls has discovered what an iphone is. >>> also tonight, law and disorder. on the docket, jodi arias fighting for her life. >> the last thing that mr. alexander felt was this knife, this woman, and this blade coming towards him. >> the jury finds she was extremely cruel. that means she is eligible for the death penalty. the question is, will she get it? and super sized o.j. simpson never testified during his murder trial. now he has finally taken the stand. >> do you think that you were acting legally? >> yes, i did. >> in what you were doing? >> yes, i did. >> and why is that? >> well, it was my stuff. i followed what i thought

entire how he will be here and joining me is special studio audience is former secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld. how are you? >> excellent. thank you. >> i think it would have been better as rummy's rules. right? >> no. >> one of the thing i got out of the book is it kind of described my life. you have to be willing to start at the bottom of. i was a waiter, bartender, a paper boy, painted, hung paper, house roofing and framing. >> you didn't clean rugs like i did. >> no, i didn't. >> or mop a dress room in down. >> all the kids today want to start at the top. >> i don't know. but you learn a lot doing all those things and you learn from people you work with. >> you get into a position like you had where you are managing an entire department in government, it probably helps that when you see the people that are working hard everyday and starting out, but you remember where you came from. >> indeed, you have to. and i did. it was one of the wonderful things about it because you have had some of the similar experiences. of course, i also served in the navy so when i was at the pentagon,

what donald trump's side of story is saying.ing us right after this. >>> donald trump is being sued by an 87-year-old woman who put a $500,000 deposit on tw co co s condos. she says by purchasing the units she would also get a cut of profits from ballroom rentals. to her that was a smart business decision. then she says trump's company rescinded that money and goldberg says no deal and wants her deposit back. before the break you heard the argument from her attorney. now i'm joined by donald trump's defense attorney. so is that right, that donald trump was lying and in his words lying to get that contract signed? that he, quote, knew he wasn't going to live up to the promise? that's from moments ago. >> no, that's not right at all. you have to remember how this started. she's a smart person. she was represented by a lawyer. she was presented with a contract that said those changes could be made. her lawyer tried to get that clause out of the contract and trump dise agreed. she had ten-day period within which to say, you know wha

donald rumsfeld has a lot to say about this.secretary's new book is "rumsfeld rules" and joins me now on the grill. welcome to you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> how are you? >> excellent. >> we'll try and change that. >> come on. come on. >> you've been in this position where you get hit with all sorts of stuff. and it all comes at once. when you look at these three scandals in totality, are they real scandals or run of the mill issues that any white house has to deal with? >> well, one is bad. two is four and three is ten. the pressure is enormous in the white house when this happens. it's the perfect storm. and we all have watched enough of our history to know that beg and bad things can start from very small things. and the old rule is that -- there are two rules in washington. the first rule is, the cover-up is worse than the event. and the second rule is no one remembers the first rule. >> let's start with cover-up. because i'm going to come to the irs, which i think is arguably as my two fellow kponlcorrespon said earli

donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: you talk about healthcare and it is a two-fer. record increases in premiums and inferior care in services and now the state of south carolina saying any one that enforces it, hasn't been signed by the governor but they want to make it criminal to enforce it. what do you think? >> every business that i know of is having a hard time with obamacare. peep don't understand it. it is written poorly. extremely expensive and every single business that i know of is having problems and frankly what south carolina did is amazing because a lot of people are feeling that way. but businesses are having a tremendous problem not only with the costs but the complexity of it and they don't understand what it means. >> greta: the thing in south carolina will never dark the federal law, the supreme court will obviously trump what south carolina does, i think it is symbolic. i mean i think it is symbolic and not that it will have an impact what south

we have donald trump on the phone. donald, are you running for president?looking at different things including buying properties and fixing doral. i don't know the story got out and i guess a lot of people are asking me. i made a speech in michigan the other day and they set their all time record. it was great event, an amazing event and people in this country are just desperate for leadership. so whether it's me or frankly let it be somebody but somebody has to straighten out this country. we're in trouble. >> neil: you said i think at this oakland county republican party dinner michigan, i'd be much happier if a great and competent person came along. you seem to say that hasn't happened. >> i would be very happy if the president did a great job. i said that at the dinner. i would be thrilled if president obama was a great president and if he did a great job. i would be thrilled because before i'm a republican, i can tell you i'm an american. i want this country to be great again. and it's not going to be great again. even you look at what's going on today

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we have doctor and donald andrews. thank you for being here. doctor shelton is the owner of valley of the dolls and nail salon. he has been a lifelong resident of san francisco. not only has she been a leader an advocate for the black community, since 1970, but she is active in the third vice president of the san francisco branch of the naacp. she has applied the same type of energy and enthusiasm to the omi community serving as an anchor business in the commercial corridor. she is also responsible for dream teams runway, run by her nephew. it is a custom apparel store that is next door to valley of the dolls. i was at the dream team [inaudible] and i was impressed with the great energy and drive of that store and all the young people that really identified with the young person who was really making things happen on the corridor. this helps uplift the neighborhood and demonstrates to the younger generation to fulfill their dreams. i would encourage you to check occupant their we believe site at www.dreamteamsrunway.com. i would like to celebra

hey, donald. hey, donald. call the birther team back from hawaii. by the way, did you know donald trump's birth name is [bleep] clownstick. what's he hiding? yes, that's all over twitter. i hope. ll bee'll be ( cheers and applause ). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight is a former united states senator for the great state of texas. her new book is pioneering women who shaped texas. please welcome back to the program kay bailey hutchinson. how are you? have a seat. well, we got so much to talk about, we'll start here with the book you've just written unflinching courage pioneering women who shaped texas. you talk about jane long, the mother of texas. >> right. jon: how did she get to be the mother of texas? >> because she came in first, back in really the earliest 1800s before there was anything there. and bless her heart, her husband was leave leading what was thought to be a revolution against the meks scan government. >> jon: turned out to be... i mean, you really extrapolate the story. >> well, anyway, she was left on galveston island by herse

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what do you say after hearing this donald trump news?uld hear the collective groan from what gop establishment that there is. the concept, the thought of donald trump running for president again just makes their hearts break even more, if that's possible. and for republicans today, really all you need is a mouth and a wallet to run for president. unfortunately for republicans, donald trump has a huge mouth and a huge wallet and he thinks he's a republican. and because there is no -- there is no leadership within the gop, there are no gray beards, there are no wise men, there is not an establishment to step in and say, go away. we have real candidates. it just speaks to the disarray in the republican party that anybody who raises their hand can be taken seriously right now. they will have more serious candidates, obviously. but this is really the last thing they need is this crazy side show on top of the show that they've got going on right now. >> jonathan, your reaction to what dole said and to the prospect of a possible trump 2016 race

>> what physical threat did donald morrison pose?sibly not a great threat. >> i knew this was going to happen when "dateline" was in there. >> you never know how somebody might react when they walk out of a house after being on television. >> i'm diabetic. >> do you have any needles in your pocket? >> yes, sir. >> the arrest is made. morrison goes into, you know, a diabetic shock of sorts. and they didn't want to take a chance, so they actually took him to the hospital. he was actually handcuffed, as i recall, to the stretcher as he went in. he was treated and ultimately released and processed and charged. >> donald morrison? >> your charged with sex offenses against a child, fondling a victim 12 years of age or up, 15 years and obscene communications with a child. >> your honor, may i ask a question? >> no, sir. >> i try to be a journalist there. i'm there to find out what's going on in these people's minds. to figure out why they commit this crime, to show how it happens, educate people. we approach this like a continuing story and

jon: hold on. ( cheers and applause ) aren't you donald rumsfeld? i assume you're about to say something like i can't imagine possibly commenting on something like this, given my dubious relationship with good governance. >> i can't imagine how a person could stand up there when everyone involved knew it was a terrorist attack. the idea that it was somehow related to a you tube video and that that narrative kept being promoted, i suppose it's because it fit their hopes and what they wanted to be the indication. ... what they wantedded to be the case. >> jon: thank you, donald rumsfeld. i was thinking there was no way to overreach. you believed the obama administration is promoting a narrative, not because it's real but because it fits their hopes and what they want to be the case? you? senior w.m.d. magill cutty, esquire. the guy who wanted to go after saddam hussein on 9/11 while the president was still reading "my pet goat"? you? and somehow managed to make that attack happen even though saddam hussein had nothing to do with 9/11? rumsfeld is germ

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rumsfeld, you heard us, that's right, the donald rumsfeld. and a lot more. twice he was -- he's got quite the resumÉ. >> through it all, he learned a lot of life lessons, everything from the four rules of a happy marriage to why everyone should own a dog. >> i'm a total fan. i just got her one. >> you have to. we made a deal when we got married, and that was a long time ago. 1954, we got married. we'd always have a dog. >> you're going to tell us in a moment why that's helpful. but first we want to hold up the book. >> it's called "rumsfeld's rules." >> we're delighted that you're here but i have a little confession to make. a few years ago i had an assistant who shall remain nameless, named mickey. and she was so in love with you. she called yummy rummy. >> oh no. >> and that's all i could think of as you walked in. yummy rummy is here today. >> that was a long time ago. >> no, maybe about ten years and you're the fitness freak. you still got it. >> i play squash. >> and you work out every day, don't you? >> a little bit. >> there are a lot

donald. >> thoms: thanks.ys? >> blavat: before i went on radio i began as a dancer on bandstand, bob horn's local bandstand show, and then had a group, danny and the juniors; at the hop. so i traveled on the road with all these guys, and when young don rickells worked in philadelphia, he needed a valet. so the geator with the heater, the boss with the hot sauce was taking care of don's underwear, the sweatshirts - he'd be sweatin' all the time. and that'sow it t began. and then i was lucky enough to get involved in radio by up a radio station, i was promoting records then, and i loved listening to the black cats. and that's how it began. >> thoms: so it's interesting that we talked a little bit in this documentary the fact that, you know, i think it was alan freed who just started to really play black music on the radio stations. now, back in those days, did you know what he was doing? how did you guys communicate? because if he was playing them, it clearly gave a lot of freedom to a lot of other djs to play i

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. >> and the tweet from donald trump that was a massive money give away and more if you qualify. stay with us. abc news at >>> new at 11:00, a wild scene. a helicopter crashed on to a busy honolulu street and somehow we were glad to tell you that no one was seriously hurt. a witness put this video on youtube. authorities say the chopper was on a photography flight when it crashed upside down on top of a car. it also happened outside a fire station. emergency responders were at the crash seconds after it happened. again no one seriously hurt. >> very fortunate. >>> trying to earn a living these days is not easy these days. >> so when michael finney came to a website that could supplement your family's income he gave it a good look. >> michael? >> i first told you about this when the website was just getting up and going. now it is really taking off. it is based on this. $5. doesn't seem like much, but it works. >> what would i do for $5? not much. >> wow, what would i do for $5? not much for 5. >> there seems to be a consensus. >> there is not a lot i would do for $5. >> kristen p

is -- donald trump is in the hands of a jury.t the case at the end of the afternoon and a liberated for about 90 minutes before calling it a day. deliberated for about 90 minutes before calling it a day. in closing arguments, her lawyer had a lot more to say will stop accused -- to say, accusing flamboyant donald trump of lying on stage. >> i think on up in front of the jury and acted like a clown and the most unprofessional performances i have ever seen. when you do something like that is because your case is falling apart. >> professing his love for chicago after testifying last week, trump is accused of a real estate bait and switch. reneging on a deal that would have shared profits with investors. he says his accuser got buyer's remorse when the market went south. >> my clients did not misrepresent any tax whatsoever. >> mr. trump and his counsel like to talk his own reality of things. , a hard- goldberg working self-made real estate success in her own right who owned one trump tower unit and put half a million down onto more

meanwhile former defense secretary donald rumsfeld the obama administration ever blamed the video. >> i can't imagine how a person could stand up there when everyone involved knew it was a terrorist attack, it was the anniversary of 9/11. the people were not demonstrators. they were well-armed. >>gretchen: ambassador susan rice went on five sunday talk shows, as you know, after the attack and blamed the video. >> james bond would have been ashamed. an american diplomat accused of being a spy ordered out of the country. a third secretary at our embassy was caught with a spy kit suitable for a ten-year-old, wearing a really bad blonde wig. you see it on him there. wait until you see when he stands up. i hope we have that. russia claims he tried recruiting a russian intelligence officer. fogel has been handed over to the u.s. embassy. he has diplomatic immunity that protects him from arrest. the state department only says he is an embassy

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right there, i wanted donald to go, "you're about to be fired?"igence. and i found out there was a chess place two blocks -- >> jimmy: who wants to go to a party and play chess? "good party, man." [ laughter ] "check mate! what? you can't move your pawn there! i can't hear you, man! you can't move your pawn there! you can't move there! you have to move it in an the 'l' shape!" >> people are into it. maybe we -- [ talking over each other ] listen, i'd rather go down in flames for chess than a mechanical dog. [ laughter ] that's all i'm saying. >> jimmy: i thought you were going to go the whole way. once you started the whole king thing, i go, "well, talk her out of doing this." i was yelling at my tv. i go, "talk her out of this." >> i know, i know, i know. i mean, you know, you play this game. you're so intense. it was our ninth day in a row without any kind of vacation 'cause of hurricane sandy. so, we didn't have a day off. everybody was so intense. we couldn't get around the city. i mean, there's a lot of different things. and hey, trace, you k

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she had her own twitter account and even donald trump took the verdict and twitter and she said jodi thought she outsmarted the jury. it didn't work. congratulations to the jury on a job well done. now will it be life or death. and others wheating. i followed the trial, not only manipulative but unable to take any blame for her awful behavior. and another one said she's guilty, deserves death. the trial took too long and the sentencing phase will be another show. >> i think it was wrong, premed wasn't there, and she even caught the attacks of lawmakers on capitol hill. congressman steve stockman of texas tweeting right now jodi arias is regretting not killing an ambassador or philadelphia infant. what? don't forget to follow me on twitter on greta wire and use #greta. the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ any y week

. >> and the tweet from donald trump that was a massive money give away and more if you qualify. stay with us. >>> new at 11:00, a wild scene. a helicopter crashed on to a bu honolulu street and somehow we were glad to tell you that no one was seriously hurt. a witness put this video on youtube. authorities say the chopper was on a photography flight when it crashed upside down on top of a car. it also happened outside afire . emergency responders were at the crash seconds after it happened. again no one seriously hurt. >> very fortunate. >>> trying to earn a living these days is not easy these days. >> so when michael finney came to a websi could supplement your family's income he gave it a good look. >> michael? >> i first told you about this when the website was just getting up and going. now it is really taking off. it is based on this. $5. doesn't seem like much, but it works. >> what would i do for $5? not much. >> wow, what would i do for $5? not much for 5. >> there seems to be a consensus. >> there is not a lot i would do for $5. >> kristen peterson, known as miss kriste

and donald gregg was u.s. ambassador to south korea during the george h.w. bush administration. he's now chairman of the pacific century institute. kurt campbell, i want to start with you. the north koreans come out with the a new warning today. you see president park say "we will make them pay." what do we make of the level of at least aggressive talk? >> well, look. there's clearly a ritual quality to this. this has been going on for months. i think the more significant language is not from the north but from the south what's happening in south korea is that the tolerance for this kind of behavior has decreased very substantially in the past, the south has been prepared to take thes indignities, these provocations sometimes in stride. it's difficult but to accept them. i think there is a growing sense in south korea that if they are presented with an opportunity to strike the this north they will take it and particularly madam park who's come to power with a clear determination to reach out to the north find herself in a circumstance where she has been really purposely undermi

. >> looks like donald trump wants to run for president again.w york post" reports the celebrity apprentice host has spent over a million dollars on electoral research for a potential 2016 campaign. he never officially entered the race this past cycle and said he made headlines for the $5 million offer to president obama for him to turn over his birth records. >> a friend of mine commented about this yesterday. and said that donald trump is getting like the girl who makes out with other chicks at the bar for attention. it is really like who is telling him to run? >> no one. and one of the first apple computers ever made sold at auction over the weekend and apple won which steve jobs and steve wozny yak first made back in the mid 1970s went for over $670,000 in germany. it still works. >> it still works? >> it turns on. i don't know what good it does. but it was offered for sale by its original owner. bought the computer in 1976 for $700. >> wow. >> not a bad turnaround. >> speaking of apple glad you ended with that story dan because i have a stor

so i thank you for this new key that you've given me today and to donald and we're going to use this key to open some doors for young people in our neighborhoods and create some careers, as you all probably know i have a tv show and it's call buzzing around with doctor shelton and it airs on public tv channel everyday sunday night at 9 o'clock pm. but we need to train some young people in careers. i see them sweeping the streets. this is a good job, but it causes you to look down. we want to come up with something that make them want to look up. i will be talking to supervisors and i want to thank my family and friend who came to spend the day with me to receive this great award. and i will put this among the other awards that i've received and i will be so proud so they that i received this honor from the small business commission and all of you that represent the great city of san francisco. and i've been in business there on broad street in the same location 40 years so now i'm going to allow donald to tell you something about his business. and i'm so proud of him because he could

. >>> donald trump goes from the board room to the courtroom.e why the billionaire is defending himself against an 87-year-old woman. that is ahead. >>> there is a new twist from russia in the alleged spying case. russia claims this morning another american was kicked out of the country in january. >> that word comes after a diplomat ryan fogle was ordered to leave. russia claims he was involved in a botched espionage operation. we'll go to london this morning. >> reporter: good morning. we called the u.s. embassy in moscow this morning. predictably they had no comment. the russian media is having a field day with what at any rate is an embarrassing incident for the u.s. with that shaggy blonde wig and off kilter baseball cap it's little wonder the main question most people are asking is, seriously? russian intelligence officials insist they caught ryan fogle a u.s. embassy worker red handed trying to recruit a russian spy in a park. the fsb previously the kbg showed off a spy kit that looks more like props from an old cold war thriller and not

son donald. >> spikey hair.portrait just one of 150 now on display inside this gallery adjacent to the university of southern california. >> what we needed to do was connect with the faces of those who have sacrificed their lives for our country. and we wanted it to begin with art. >> each portrait is done by a different artist. giving each a different look. >> i think a little bit of the art ois is -- artist is in every portrait as well. you can't help. you are putting your heart and soul into the painting and trying to portray this fallen hero so the two have come together. >> most of the portraits are done in acrylic and oil. so far all of the subjects have been from california. the curator says her dream is to have the the artwork for all 6600 americans killed in fighting in iraq and afghanistan. heros like carla hogan's son donald. >> every american should take a small amount of time to reflect on that, that there are terrible, terrible prices that people have paid for our freedom. and there are terrible pr

donald trump turns 71 next month. i think this is his way of telling his wife malaria he wants an ipad for his birthday. some nature photographers got shots of a rare venomous insect ca called flannel moth. they're calling it the donald trump moth for obvious reasons. >> gary, you're fired. go ahead. thank you. >> that's how gary bucci sees everyone, by the way. here's another amazing animal. this clip is going to make you mad at your dog. a clever pet owner must have been tired taking their dog for a walk so he or she trained it to do this. >> the dog puts the seat down. must be she, i guess. hops up on the -- and goes to the bathroom. but we're not done yet. no. that's right. wait, you forgot to wash your paws. is that great or what. you could do that with your chihuahuas. but they would go in and we would never see them again. the dodgers beat the rockies last night. a lot of excitement in the fourth inning when psy, the gangnam style guy showed up. i want you to pay special attention to tommy lasorda, on the left

as only the flamboyant mogul t donald trump could sponsor.i will need a transplant. >> reporter: james reimer needing a double lung transplant and his wife adina joined fundanything.com, a website where people can raise capital for emergencies like the transplant and other necessities. >> it's not for handouts. it's for hard working people that need help. >> reporter: at this event drawing hundreds of people to trump tower, the rhymers were one of three who received a suitcase full of money, an additional $40,000 towards the transplant. >> we are so moved by all the support. it's really beyond words. >> if there is a problem we will try and help. now there are so many people. >> reporter: at that point, staff members began pulling people from the crowd. surprised and some beyond words ten of them were each given a check for $5,000. >> i thank god for you. i hope -- i'm just thankful. >> all right, man. spend it well. wait, let me sign it. okay? >> unfortunately, hurricane sandy hit, and my community was completely devastated. >> along with je