that's fred. >> oh, smokes! >> fred is 89 years old.e has been climbing rocks, rock climbing all over the world, for eight decades. >> no way! >> fred knows a thing or two, has some experience, huh? >> his hands and feet and body have been put to the test thousands of times. in this video, he is at the dolamites in northern italy. he is there. he always wanted to climb at the dolamites and had ner d 89, ready to climb the face. >> the hike alone is worth the trip. he is not hiking. he is going to be climbing. >> yep. >> he has been doing it for such a long time. this is probably a piece of cake for him. >> the hike would be hard for all of us but you are right, he hikes up to this rocky face and hooks in and off he goes. >> which means he is still really strong. >> don't you feel like we need to introduce him to betty white and they would be this cool, awesome, 90s couple. >> he makes it to the top and then he starts repelling all the way back down. >> fred. >> fred, undoubtedly, the most accomplished climber of all time >>> if you thou

feel now, fred? >> i feel good. >> i feel good. >> you can believe that? >> y in. >> may be you should be prepared for this. >> and do you think he ould write a book and make a movie? >> and not even in south carolina, looking to be the oldest semi pro players to play in a game or offense and defense. >> and i feelgood. >>> you want to make a difference. as special as picking up the bottle. >> and not that kind of bottle. >> how you can save the world. >> and you won't believe how desperate one woman was to be one of the first in line for the new iphone. you will be shake your head when you hear what she sacrificed. >> and the guy and his little red corvette. why the mid-life crisis is more common than you think. >> and at 11:00, we bring it downtown and 69 degrees to the west and to the south. this is a mess. and wait until you see saturday's forecast. good news by sunday. we'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. . >>> no plans this weekend? >> no. >> maryland's waterways and this is your chance

and fred married that girl. like a movie star. >> yeah. >> reporter: and when lorraine left this world this past spring, fred picked up a pen and scratched out the lyrics to her song, sitting at the kitchen table. >> sweet lorraine, the millennium rips will always linger on. >> reporter: he then put them in an envelope and mailed it to a song contest being held in his hometown of peoria, illinois. ♪ it caught jacob colligan's attention because it was the only entry that came in the mail. and then he saw what fred had written on the back. >> ps, i don't sing, i would scare people. >> reporter: and when the musicians at green shoes studio read fred's lyrics, they knew this love song had to be put to music. >> i was in tears. and instantly knew i just had to bring this guy's song to life. ♪ sweet lorraine >> reporter: oh, sweet lorraine simply exploded in popularity, tugging at the hearts of people around the world. >> wonderful. >> good. >> just wonderful. >> i'm glad you like it. >> reporter: already viewed four

fred? uprooted. completely uprooted. but the debris. let's get back to the debris. it's brings through things like this, big chunks of trees, mud, rocks, all of that is clogging the drainage systems here, and really all of the counties affected. and that's exaggerated the problems for the first responders. the first responders dealing with a lot in the mountainside villas, the hamlets, where we saw 162 people airlifted out of there overnight. we also understand there's ongoing evacuation in lyons. and it's only accessible by air, because first responders, they can't get through there. the roads are impassable. that's just some of the problems and some of the issues that the community and those that are trying to help the community are dealing with here locally. fred? >> wow. extraordinary. we're again looking at the images of the firefighters going through with their vehicle, through that high water, as you see, just the kind of wakes that they're going through with that high water. so give

this is detective fred duggar. he's been heading up the investigation. well, hello, fred. pleasure. nice to meet you. you're right on it. all right. you seen what we got? yeah. i want to start with the body. you got the report, right? i want to see the body for myself. okay. woman: clear cause of death was herniation of the brain stem due to intercerebral hemorrhage. beaten to death. these contusions? superficial. most of the trauma was to her face and the top of her neck. eckhart: any signs of rape? no. this one covers an older bruise. there's an older one here, too. they're both in the report. he washed her hair. scrubbed her nails. it's all in the report, detective. doesn't say in the report that he clipped them, too. she could have clipped them herself. nope. no polish on the ends of the nails. see? she painted them herself. someone else cut t em shorter. toes too. eckhart: naked when you found her? yeah. last seen wearing a red paisley dress. no fibers, flakes, hairs? we know about forensics work up here. told you, body gave us nothing. oh, she gave us plenty. all this trouble,

>>> this handsome man you're seeing here in this photo is 62-year-old fred evans. fred was recovering from a double lung transplant and then doctors diagnosed him with metastatic melanoma. so doctors gave him only months to live. now, he is a father of four, three daughters, one son. two of his daughters are unmarried. so fred, along with the help of his wife and his oldest daughter, put together a surprise for his two unmarried daughters, by walking them down the aisle to give his blessing for their future nuptials. that's his beautiful wife carla in the pew with the handkerch f handkerchief. >> i'm speechless. >> that was something he dreamed of as well. >> but he wasn't done with the surprises. he surprised carla with the moment to renew his marriage vows. >> it just talks about the kind of person he is and it talks about what kind of person they're going to have to endure being without when they lose him. >> to talk about this act of love, we have fred's daughter via skype right this minute. ladies, thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> first of

>> reporter: but the key is they don't mention the word military action, fred. are not as strong as the obama administration would have liked. after a meeting, the arab league has delivered a message and that message is they do not explit sitly approve military action against syria but saying that the league calls on the international community that represented by the security council to assume its responsibility and take deterrent and needed measures against this crime referring to the chemical attacks in syria and all crimes of genocide. if you break down the implications here, the arab league is an organization of arab governments so if they would have come out and given direct support of military action by the u.s., it would have certainly bolstered the case president obama will have to make to the u.s. congress in the coming days that the u.s. should carry out some kind of limited attacks against syria, the head of syria's opposition group today in cairo, the syrian national government asked them to pass a tough resolution in support of military action. the

our next officer here is north beach man fred. (clapping) >> let me tell you about fred.ing last christmas there's a guy named roy. he's not a model citizen but he's been around here for decades sometimes he didn't act well, but roy needed a new set of technicality and we pass the hat and took dominations and he got a whole set of deny what is your for christmas. the next thing he did here's a picture of fred and he's with a special child named o democrat. i got a letter from his grandfather. i'd like to read the letter. dear chief there are few events that would motivate me to write a letter of this but the compassion shown by the san francisco pd. our grandson who has special needs and don't speak he got a lot of compassion. we were fortunate to visit the scare and we met the officer. they spent the next hour together and we were about to leave with officer chris asked us where we were staying and we mentioned we were going to dinner. when we reside for dinner there was a passage waiting for the boy with stishgdz and he was thrilled that. and sergeant showed at the dinn

>> reporter: no, fred.t is because house republicans made defunding obamacare a condition of funding the government. but that didn't stop house speaker john boehner from sort of issuing a threat to the senate. take a listen to what he said yesterday at a rally for house republicans after they held that vote. >> our message to the united states senate is real simple. the american people don't want the government shut down. and they don't want obamacare. the house has listened to the american people. now it's time for the united states senate to listen to them, as well. >> reporter: now, as you know, the senate is controlled by democrats, and they say there's no way that the senate would pass a bill that the house passed. they want to take this obamacare defunding out of the bill. well, house -- the house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, sat down yesterday with cnn's candy crowley. take a listen to what she said. >> they want to shut down government. the effect of putting the obama -- the affordable care act

they're still smoldering, fred. investigators are going through the rubble, trying to figure out what the cause of that fire is. we understand from the police officials here on the scene that it could take days before they're able to get to that cause. meanwhile, residents are resilient. they're a little still in shock. we talked to one business owner. he is planning to rebuild. seaside heights was rebuilt with optimism that the board walk was stronger than the storm. less than a year later, livelihoods have been destroyed again. residents are in shock after they watched their businesses birn to ash. >> there was nothing i could do about it. >> reporter: dennis, owner opened on the board walk in 1992, lost at least $40,000 in merchandise. he has to start from scratch. damages from the fire are at least another $30,000. seeing damage up close the first time since the fire, he says this time the damage will take longer to repair. >> sandy wasn't bad. we were able to get back in business as soon as we had a boardwalk i

to hold on fred walls and all. eyes are made are made on the summer going to make much money off you get good winter. it's very difficult for women on the job because most jobs is on the water and the gal is you know young both ways there are many and you know they crap on they craves great. says so restaurants you can find a job a waitress in babysit for moms who work. maybe storekeeper you know at the grocery store or at the ice cream places. some balance to work at the museum but basically that's all the work related on the air. some people like to the place themselves but that this is normal competitive that you have to they get on with your parents you also fair with a room and. living by yourself can sometimes not be good it's become and i say we don't want that to have a good time we want to have a good experience your first apartment this is very real you may live there that's a whole lot of little solar. our island has limited occupations on it so therefore a lot of these children have interests with thing

how wrong am i, fred?u, i think that if you look at this in context, the terrorists that stormed compound from anywhere from 30 upwards to 50 that came on to the actual villa where the ambassador was hungered down, agents had a decision that no body wants to be encountered with, do i shoot it a last stand similar total mo? -- to the alamo. unfortunately, they were just overwhelmed with numbers, and with -- >> and fire power, these terrorists had fire power that could match just about any unit of u.s. military or anyone in an ex who was a -- an annex. you are in the -- in the security business. you are in the intelligence business. it defies th imaginic of most americans upon learning of the attacks whether it be red crescent or british ambassador and his convoy or the attacks that led to september 11 that the united states government, for whatever reason, the state department, responsible for that facility, in benghazi, did not listen to the ambassador who begged them hear help. >> the security staff, spec

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it is the autobiography of fred gray, however yes. but, you know, really, you will find it is more than that. it is the history of beautiful sign as you came up today and what did say? rosa parks attorney. no one knows about who he is. so i guess i are to start off by telling you a little something about who fred gray is and then how in the world did i get involved in the civil rights movement. because you have many people who have become involved in the civil rights movement, and many of them have come -- become involved for many different reasons. i think there was share with you allied became involved in the movement. i was born in the middle of the depression, december 1419. in a few months will be 83. in montgomery, alabama, the cradle of the confederacy. and i was born on the west side of town and park, what you would consider the get about. and nothing good was supposed to come out of that part of the city. i am the youngest of five children. my father died when i was to. my mother had very little formal education. but she was

great to talk to you really interesting thank you very much indeed fred wrote a director young voicesthere thank you very much indeed thank you very much. to egypt there's been a dramatic turn in the crackdown on islam with supporters of the else to president mohamed morsi of course ruled activities of the muslim brotherhood and now banned and ordered the confiscation of its assets of course want to build true reports now from current this is very significant particularly when you take it in the context of this huge escalating crackdown on the islamist group its members and its supporters now this court case it was filed by a leftist party earlier this year who basically said it was functioning illegally in its capacity as an ngo due to reports of their weapons inside its headquarters in the capital so what the court now has ruled is that n.g.o.s is now banned and of course its finances will be seized and what we expecting now is for the security the security forces to use this is a kind of carte blanche to go off to all the other mr brotherhood figures who are already in jail that ha

president eisenhower had just appointed his good friend, fred seaton of nebraska, as secretary of the interior. >> working with snedden was a young lawyer named ted stevens. stevens was a protégé of c.w. snedden. it was snedden's connections with fred seaton, secretary of interior, helped ted stevens to get a job as a solicitor with the department of interior. so all this time that this was happening, snedden was working on the outside, and ted stevens was sort of laboring inside the bowels, with fred seaton of the interior department, pushing alaska statehood. >> narrator: together seaton and stevens put interior's resources to work helping the statehood cause with information and occasionally political clout. >> seaton, snedden, and stevens worked very closely together, not so much to gain votes for statehood as the tennessee plan delegation was doing but to neutralize the opponents, or the obstructionists, as i call them, who were always doing things to try to prevent the bill from getting to the floor. >> narrator: the statehood campaign was media savvy. alaskans understood that n

. >>> also, fred de sam lazaro on a 1300-year-old manuscript, the first translation of the christian gospels from latin into english, very old english. >>> plus, a new exhibition of works created especially during the holocaust by artist marc chagall, who painted a crucified jewish jesus to personify jewish suffering. >> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. faith-based groups are among those mobilizing to help victims of the massive flooding in colorado. as floodwaters began to recede this week, the magnitude of the devastation started coming into focus, although many areas are still inaccessible. state officials estimated that more than 19,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. churches set up shelters for thousands of people who were evacuated. religious groups are providing emergency aid, assessing long term needs and calling for volunteers. >>> in the wake of this week's mass shooting at the washington navy yard, faith leaders called for prayers of consolation and healing. the tragedy also prompted some in the religious community to renew calls for stricter ba

. >>> also, fred de sam lazaro on a 1300-year-old manuscript, the first translation of the christian gospels from latin into english, very old english. >>> plus, a new exhibition of works created especially during the holocaust by artist marc chagall, who painted a crucified jewish jesus to personify jewish suffering.

fred?>> you said lawmakers are trying to hear from their constituents. how are lawmakers reacting to is videos themselves? >> clearly, in the house of representatives, it is going to be a much tougher case by all accounts for the administration to make. there is very senior support in the house. there are members that are coming around and do support the president. but have a listen to two influential lawmakers who perhaps do not. >> no, the video depicts the horrific reaction to chemical weapons. but the video doesn't determine whether we should go to war. and i've talked with my con stint wents and they're overwhelmingly opposed to being to war. i know what the evidence is. and i think the case is not that strong right now. >> my con stint wents are concerned about the what's next. we need to know the possible consequences of the strike. and if it will possible lead to a scenario whether america gets more deeply involved in the civil war in syria. >> and representative cummings there 'em

steve: fred, what do you do for a living? assistance program for the department of state. i'm a transportation coordinator. i used to be down at the warehouse with my boys kicking boxes, and somebody heard i was gonna be on the show, so they promoted me between the time i tried out and the time i got here. ha ha ha! >> good job, honey. >> yeah. they promoted. i said, "i'm going to see uncle steve. i'm going to see uncle steve." steve: freddy... >> yes, sir? steve: so you was in the warehouse kicking boxes. they found out your family was coming on "family feud." they promoted you... >> yes, sir. steve: to-- what's your title now? >> transportation coordinator. >> yeah. yes! steve: now, what that got to do with terrorism? >> well, what we do, we train in other countries to train the other countries to defend themselves before the terrorist try to get to us. steve: oh, ok. i got you. so that's good. so you're pretty cln today, though, man. >> yeah. my wife took care of all that. steve: yeah. like that. got the argyle sweater on

fred ware joins us on the phone from moscow. what other details do you have? >> reporter: we don't know crucially what this evidence is yet, and everything will depend upon that. it has got to be probably some kind of investigation of the forensics, of the materials themselves, of the scenario that the syrian government wants to paint. there's no question that this plays into a highly uncertain situation where nothing is sure, no evidence looks solid, and yet, there are huge political stakes. so what we need to see is the russians to turn over to the united nations or to the organization for the prohibition of chemical warfare this evidence. >> what's happening right now is the u.n. security council is trying to agree on a way to secure syria's chemical weapons, and there is some disagreement with russia on that. are they any closer to getting some momentum on coming together on that? >> reporter: well, not so far. i mean, you know that there are intensive discussions going on. the part on these two issues. once is whether the security council has to pass befo

. >>> and fred de sam lazaro on india's ascetic jains, renouncing most possessions, all violence and anything but vegetables to eat. >>> major funding is provided by the lillian endowment and indianapolis based dedicated to founders in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. and the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. the international community was deeply divided this week over military strikes against syria in response to reports last week that the assad regime had used chemical weapons on the syrian people. the obama administration said at least 1,429 people were killed in the chemical attack, among them, 426 children. on friday, the secretary of state john kerry outlined the administration's case against the assad regime. earlier in the week, kerry said the chemical attack should shock the conscience of the world. >> let me be clear, the indiscriminate

>> well, fred, part of it is the timing, about when this is coming out. week, there will be an annual meeting of the clinton global initiative in new york city, and we will see there lots of potential donors for a potential presidential bid. many of them are donors to the clinton foundation, and we can be sure that they will all be buzzing about this article and her comments there. fred? >> okay, indeed. we look forward to that. thanks so much, erin mcpike in washington. we've got much more straight ahead, involving that standoff taking place in kenya. we're just now learning the names of some of the people that al shabaab says were behind that mall attack. three of them are from the united states. brand-new information here and we've got much more, straight ahead in the newsroom after this. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from in

as fred de sam lazaro reports, buddhism has almost died out in the country of its birth. but the indian government is trying to revive it, welcoming buddhist tourists and even building a new buddhist university. >> only a tiny fraction of india's population is buddhist, but its tourist ads and foreign policy tout india's buddhist heritage, beckoning visitors to the land where one of the world's oldest belief systems took root 2,500 years ago. the ancient city of bodh gaya is one of buddhism's holiest locations. once past the street entertainers, panhandlers and trinket salesmen, pilgrims enter the imposing mahabodhi temple. >> we have people visiting from many buddhist countries -- japan, korea, vietnam, cambodia, thailand. most of our visitors are from sri lanka and thailand. >> devotees line up to enter and pray in the inner sanctum. they spend hours meditating just outside, under the ancient bodhi tree, a direct descendent of the one under which buddhists believe siddharth gautama, the royal prince, also meditated as he embraced a life of asceticism and became enlighte

gaithersburg and fred dow chemical down 5 as winchester cumberland coming at 54 and we led for 40s suburb tonight. unclear to partly cloudy skies it has been a little bit breeze out there. it will drop just a little bit as get towards down and we head towards 5 here in city. so cooler than average monday but spectacular day don't leave home without sunglasses sunny cool, upper 60s in north and west of sound these temperature actually a little built below average for this time of the year. we wrap up with your fox five accuweather seven-day forecast no 90s we don't even have any 80 sphd we pretty much ball to wall sunshine as temperature gradually climb into upper 70s toward ends of week. and look like a spectacular week as we ground we will take if. week three started out differently for redskins. but, end result, well, it was another loss. our loss we have look at what's up ahead sports extra. not good day? not it was not. it was where personal foe an maine a a against lions-ful

fred, great to have you here in no new york city. thanks both of you. thank you. david: we're expecting tomorrow the opening act of the fed's tapering pulling back a little bit on the bond buying spree. but our next guest goes a little further. the socgen chief economist has a four-step program for complete exiting of qe. she throw as rise in interest rates to boost. you don't want to miss this. liz: call it the war of social media giants. facebook turning up the heat on twitter in the battle for the second screen in your living room. could it impact twitter's upcoming ipo? we'll have impact and what it means for investors next. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ paying ourselves always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosteron

>>> coming up, as religion-related violence dominates much of the news, fred de sam lazaro reports on some of the reasons for last week's deadly attack on christians in pakistan. >>> also, with signing up for obamacare scheduled to begin on tuesday, saul gonzales surveys the massive, multimillion-dollar campaigns for and against it, with religious people on both sides. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as members of congress debated measures to avoid a government shutdown, religious groups urged them to consider the impact of their policies on the poor and vulnerable. several faith leaders said the government has an obligation to americans who depend on federal benefits and aid

i'm fred fred, three things crossing the newsdesk.ecretary of state john kerry met with arab foreign ministers today pushing for their support in a military strike against syria. next, he will meet with the british foreign secretary. number two, president obama will talk to all six television networks including cnn about the alleged chemical weapons attack in syria. his interview with our own wolf blitzer will air at 6:00 p.m. eastern time in the "situation room." >>> number three, a few days after a break-in at buckingham palace, police thought they had caught another intruder. they approached a man walking in the palace's garden and asked him to verify his identity. it turned out to be that intruder was actually prince andrew, the brother of prince charles. andrew was born in buckingham palace and still keeps his office there. >>> our joe carter has an update on the men's u.s. open final. first, a huge day in college football. here's joebleacher report. >> looks like the big house lived up to its big name. more than 115,000 fans wat

fred brother lost 35 of 39 employees that day. including dave.ng is ceo of that company now, dan regailing me where he was that day how close it could have been for you. >> so, i left early that morning for work. not to office as i would have. but to -- >> downtown? >> world trade center number one with david and our colleagues. >> was that happen stance or a meeting? >> i had a meeting, it was a company meeting with actually tyco. well-known multiconglomerate. and i was worried about the stock. david and portfolio would have wanted me to be, we thought, you know, send dan in person to go. neil: you know. you lose 35 workers. giants of the industry. and you are there with fred, couple others, saying what did we do now? did you think that firm could survive? >> well we were determined it would survive. we never doubted that. not sure that necessarily of -- was rational, i know many in the industry did not think we could survive. neil: how did you? i always talk to those firms that sort of try to claw back, that there w a lot of partnering on wall

you lose it completely look yeah constantly fred armisen does has my number fred armisen hello yet constantly when we do the californians. he constantly why i'll never say a line with the same inflections so on an air you know he's going hey what are you julian why you wait a minute late just as a saying that he knows i have a very soft to you to do in person and people know i'm presuming that i'm lee members when you actually you know what my wife point out to my family when we talk now whenever we do all the voices of the people in the stories so the family everyone in my family my sisters my mom my mom my dad sorrow when they when they you know would be they would be like i saw george at the supermarket they're like some of those who market and i saw george you know he was there from oklahoma everyone you do and in person i just he was just with his eliot spitzer. how did you get to do him how does he even have doing you know i remember when that scandal broke i walked into the office and everyone was like oh guess who's going to get to do is first called open. and it was jim downey was my

with me are fred burton and samuel katz, under fire, the untold story of the attack on benghazi.here was a broader context, the arab spring had been going on for a year and there were all sorts of riots going on on that september 11th day, at embassies in other parts of the middle east in some cases motivated by this infamous film that ridiculed the prophet mohammed. clearly, benghazi was not the right place to be on that day and once the attack began it became very clear to the ambassador what was happening and they called for help. >> yes, they did. the agents new immediately that this was -- knew immediately that this was a terrorist attack, when this was first made. they hit the duck and cover alarm, indicating that everybody should seek cover. that the embassy was under a terrorist attack. message texts and phone calls were played to the u.s. embassy in tripoli. letting them know that benghazi was under terrorist attack. to the diplomat security command post that the compound was under attack. >> cables were sent. so is there any doubt in your mind that the people who receiv

on fred walls and all. that are made yes are made on the summer going to make much money off it through the winter. it's very difficult for women on the job because most jobs is on the water and the gal is you know young bowie's or me and you know they crap on they craves great. says restaurants you can find a job a waitress in babysit for moms who work. maybe storekeeper you know at the grocery store or at the ice cream places. some volunteer work at the museum but basically that's all the work related on the air. some people like to the place themselves but that this is normal and companionship that you have to they get on with your parents you also fair with a room and. living by yourself can sometimes not be good it's become and i say we don't want that to have a good time we want to have a good experience your first apartment this is very real you may live there that's a whole lot of little solar. our island has limited occupations on it so therefore a lot of these children have interests with things t

fred, thank you for that update there. fred ware live for us from moscow. >>> the u.n. security council's five permanent members are struggling to agree on how to deal with syria's chemical weapons stockpile as fred was telling us. they meet on thursday to consider the draft resolution. all sides want them to rid themselves of the chemical arsenal but are divided on how it should be enforced. >> on the ground rebel groups on the outskirts of hamah found them. they were trying to enter from the north. we have more. >> reporter: in the suburbs of hamah rebel fighters are on the offensive. in the past 24 hours they took over two government-controlled military checkpoints. the battle is being led by fighters from brigades and a coalition of other rebel groups who fall under the command. this is what's left of one of the checkpoints captured by opposition fighters on use. the burned-out remains and the destroyed tank are signs of just how fierce the battle was. >> translator: this position is now under our control. one tank was destroyed and its crew killed. the remaining re

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jon: fred? >> those are all sentencing issues, jon.s far as liability it is a torpedo to his mid ship. ashley make as great point. when i was prosecutor people came in and i made a mistake. we're all human beings, human nature being what it is those people get further than people that get in your face. ultimately this may help him. jon: this could be used in evidence? they can introduce this in court? >> definitely can be used in evidence. the police weren't involved at you will. there would be no motion to suppress like we hear about because there was no police action in getting this video. it was completely voluntary. jon: ashley merchant, fred tecce, we'll let our viewers know what happens in the case. >> thank you. jenna: looked like a professionally-shot video. maybe he just like him shooting himself but it looks beautifully produced. jon: yeah, i don't know about the production but it clearly was sort of professionally done. jenna: yeah. we'll continue to watch that case. very interesting. would you give him a break? i don't know

>> well, fred, larry summers was controversial.se name was mentioned as the next president of the federal reserve. somers was thought to be a favorite of president obama. he served this president as economic advisor. several sources now telling cnn somers has withdrawn his name. as you mentioned, fredricka, three democrats rekently said they would not guilty su not guilty knnot support somers. he has become controversial because of his statements about women. now, the wall street journal has published a statement sfr somers in a letter, aparentally, that he had delivered to the president of the united states. in it, he says i have reluctantly concluded that any posz confirmation process for me would not serve the interest of the federal reserve, administration or ultimately, the sbregs of the nation's on going economic recovery. so the zeshlg continues. >> explain a little furtherer why the resis tense from the banking committee? >> well, as joe just laid out, stlrp a number of democrats that were really pushing back against larry

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