haley sports a sizable tattoo. a type of branding em blasonned on her right thigh.ical indication she may be working for a pimp and holds status in his stable of women. haley seems to take the arrest harder, perhaps because she fears her pimp will exact a toll upon her for tonight's lost business. >> i'm not going to be able to get out. >> she scrambles into the bathroom to vomit. >> is she on any medication or anything like that? >> interesting, it's the younger girl who seems to possess the cool to calm haley down. the women are walked across the hall and processed for charges. >> what was the deal for over there? >> he asked if he could touch us and we could touch each other and we said yeah. >> for how much? >> 350. >> so basically sex for 350 bucks. >> yes. >> haley doesn't say much to detectives, but she does respond to our producer's questions about her tattoo and apparent pride in working for a 3i6r7. >> you work so hard for your money, why would you let somebody else have it? >> because you feel like you're part of something. >> her companion is a bit more

governor haley can tell you. the state of georgia can tell you. port of savannah, it accommodates 278,000 jobs in that state. i forget the number in maryland, but it's gigantic. and yet we are diddling. you are doing all you can. you are attracting investments. the federal government is sitting on its hands because they can't get the so-called worker fell through and they finally got to overtime to figure out how to allocate those funds. i walked with governor quinn along the mississippi river, talking about the critical connection between rail lines, highways and waterways. and i sat with governor cuomo in albany as you laid out a remarkable upgrade in new york's power grid, bridges, tunnels that are being rebuilt in the wake of say in the. but being rebuilt to a higher standard, not being rebuilt to the status quo, to a higher standard. going beyond fundamentally rethink and reinvent the states infrastructure in the 21st century. one of the primary responsibilities of the federal government regard to infrastructure is to provide the seed money f

haley was my best friend since we were in high school. we certainly had our struggles, but if there's one thing we agreed on unconditionally, it was our love and commitment to our son jack.

and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley.y too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't.

i'm sorry to wake you up, but haley got arrested. oh, god. haley got arrested. that explains the chickens. it does. it adds up. what did she get arrested for? oh, she got caught drinking at some party. look, could you drive up to the college with us? i think we're gonna need a lawyer. yes, of course. and cam and lily can come over and stay with alex and luke. i'll guard them with my life. yeah, yeah. i hate to bother him.

. >> hi my name is haley and i'm a full-time nanny and graduate student studying to work with childrenith autism and the dedicated and sharing economy worldwide -- 275,000 people from san francisco residents and visitors signed my petition to support your car sharing parking program. they signed my petition because they want to get help to get these proposed parking spots approved and make the program a success. i graduated from college during the great recession, the traditional jobs my parent's generation could rely on aren't there for me or my peers. so this will benefit not only ourselves, but our community. it has provided me with more time and resources for travel and education. i feel good rent mig car out to my neighbors, who use it to spend local money at businesss and make their own lives richer. as you know, car sharing vehicles remove 9-13 other cars from the road. city services allow us to use resources more especially. this project has the potential to remove up to 10,000 cars and 100 million pounds of co2. that is a big deal and i'm proud to be hart of it. i want to say

and if that's true, then the world spun a little faster with haley in it.as my best friend since we were in high sc we certainly had our struggles, but if there's one thing we agreed on unconditionally, it was our love and commitment to our son jack.

one easy way that lord haley found, lord haley was very shrewd, and he found a way to convince the roosevelt administration to go along with the technocratic justification. because the roosevelt administration was doing, taking the same technocratic approach to one of their internally-underdeveloped regions and peoples which were african-americans in the south. eleanor roosevelt had had lunch with a black leader named ralph bunch during world war ii and said look, you know, roosevelt, i don't think she's quite this, honestly, but this was the reality. roosevelt needs the votes of white segregationists to be reelected. can you please postpone your challenge to segregation? in the meantime, the new deal will offer technocratic solutions to the material poverty of black people in the united states. so thinking of that parallel kind of helps us think about this debate. so that, in the end, fdr sort of went along because they saw the parallel between colonialism and their own treatment of blacks in the united states. it offered material solutions to black poverty but not rights, not the rights to

here's haley cohen. >> this is a serial offender. what are the options now for arng tee in a?> i think we're at a point where the dust has really yet to settle. at the time that i walked into the studio, there are a lot of rumors swirling around that private banks might be trying to negotiate with the hedge funds, the hold out hedge funds, elliott capitol and mml to actually buy their court order off of them and in so doing clear up thises me. -- clear up this mess. you can expect a lot of dynamism. >> how much anger, haley, is there towards wall street and one particular hedge fund? elliott. >> you know it's funny. i'm american, i'm an american writing for an english source, and i got into a taxi cab this morning and we were chatting in spanish, and you know, they were talking about the default on the radio and my cab driver asked me, you know, have you heard about this? and i said yes i'm a journalist and i have to follow this closely. and he noticed that my accent was foreign. and he said where are you fro from? and i said i'm from the united states. and he clearly kind of

he met haley, she was a cheerleader. he was the team's star fullback.s watching out for everybody else, it appeared no one was looking out for him. >> i was actually playing in a church softball tournament. she was actually taking him to charlotte to a park in charlotte to meet friends. then her and i were going to meet later on that afternoon for dinner. have a dinner date. it was a typical day up to that points. one of the last good memories of that day was when i was leaving the driveway, i happened to look back and he was standing in the doorway just looking at me leave. that memory is imbedded in my head forever. >> on her way back from the park, haley drove down a two lane country road where officers believe she reached back to check on austin. for an instant, she drifted across the center line at the worst possible moment. >> she had an accident. had a headon on collision with another car. it was probably one of the worst physical accidents that he had seen in his time being a state trooper from -- that it drove the frame of the car directly stra

to haley. - to haley!glasses clink) and before everyone puts their glasses down, uh, uh, we're also very proud of lily. tomorrow is her first day of kindergarten. - to lily. - (gloria) oh, lily.

the establishment, the main street people got together with haley barbour, i just heard it there. posting $250,000 seems a lot of money for someone who oversaw going into as hospice -- >> it seems like a lot of money. the whole scenario plays into the tea party suspicion, the whole tea party thing about big powerful interests that are working against the regular ordinary folks who just want their american freedoms back. >> that explains ted cruz's stirring the waters there. >> you know, this is going to have are resonance, i think, on tea party activists not just on mississippi but possibly elsewhere. not that it will happen exactly like that in other states. >> ted cruz fanned the blame flaims further calling for an investigation into allegations of, quote, voter fraud in mississippi. here is what he said to mark levin. >> even more troubling, mark, in the past week or so, we have seen serious allegations of voter fraud. and i very much hope that no republican was involved in voter fraud. but these allegations need to be vigorously investigated and anyone involved in criminal con

that group is haley barbour. >> he's got some answering to do on that. >> we did reach out to both camps. they're saying these are baseless and false. >> cochran, i don't believe that for a minute that's my editorial. >> let me read the statement, not including the votes which were allegedly bought by the cochran camp, our grassroots volunteers have already found around 2500 ineligible votes, that is votes cast in the republican runoff on june 24th, by voters who voted in the democratic primary on june 3rd, we are examining all the data that we can gain access to in order to launch a legal challenge, and our preliminary findings indicate that further investigation is certainly warranted after we've examined all the data, we will make a determination about possible legal recourse. >> great reporting, ainsley earhart, we'll be watching tomorrow morning. as the fallout continues from the monday amount ool supreme court decision in favor of hobby lobby, against obama care, reaction from the left, it's been pouring in, and some of the most outrageous rhetoric comes to us courtesy of the natio

. >> reporter: haley and makalia leonard came wearing their red white and blue. >> reporter: wawa welcome america is a huge celebration full of power house performances and family fun. >> it's really nice that they do this for basically free, it represents america. >> reporter: representing the u.s.a. is what the 4th of july is all about. the freedoms enjoyed in this country are due in part because of military members including elizabeth who is home from afghanistan. >> i've been home for three years since i became from afghanistan. it's a lot to enjoy with the family and enjoying with the family, it means a a lot. sharrie williams channel 6 "action news." >> a vacationers at the jersey shore hoping for a nicer weekend after rain put a damper on july 4th festivities. a few fireworks lit up the atlantic city sky last night, but the official show is postponed until tomorrow night. hurricane arthur started the weekend with downpours up and down the shore forcing families to find indoor fun. hurricane arthur left dangerous swells putting lifeguards on high ray letters. >> once it breaks and c

i got pregnant with haley. my bad! we didn't even have a proper wedding.just went down to the courthouse on a tuesday. the judge sentenced me to life with no chance of parole. you begged me to marry you. it's true. i did. oh! hold on, my bride. allow me! [ grunts ] what are you doing? being romantic. god, you're solid. sweetie, put me down. go on. okay. honey, come on. let's turn this vacation into a honeymoon. sweet pea, i'm a mom traveling with my kids.

haley's coming along really well, mrs. dunphy. good. good. well, the key is to take a lot of little breaks so you don't get frustrated and want to quit. got it. i was talking to david. come on, sweetie. i'm just saying -- she's never gonna get a job, and how do we know the right middle-eastern businessman wouldn't treat her great? i left my shopping list inside.

haley: oh, my god. gross. i can't even picture you with a woman. thank you. girlfriend before mom? try two. trust me. i had plenty of fun in my time. and then i met your mom. and thank you. so, uh, i guess she travels around selling makeup for a cosmetics company. she's in town for a week. you mean she's like a door-to-door salesman? if you were doing it, they'd call it a dork-to-dork salesman.

claire: oh, haley, sweetie, did you find your shoes? mom, please, not today.ow if you found your shoes. why are you hounding me? i'm freaking out right now!

governor haley can tell you. the state of georgia can tell you.ort of savannah, it accommodates 278,000 jobs in that state. i forget the number in maryland, but it's gigantic. and yet we are diddling. you are doing all you can. you are attracting investments. the federal government is sitting on its hands because they can't get the so-called worker fell through and they finally got to overtime to figure out how to allocate those funds. i walked with governor quinn along the mississippi river, talking about the critical connection between rail lines, highways and waterways. and i sat with governor cuomo in albany as you laid out a remarkable upgrade in new york's power grid, bridges, tunnels that are being rebuilt in the wake of say in the. but being rebuilt to a higher standard, not being rebuilt to the status quo, to a higher standard. going beyond fundamentally rethink and reinvent the states infrastructure in the 21st century. one of the primary responsibilities of the federal government regard to infrastructure is to provide the seed money for

haley: oh, my god, mom! the party is, like, around the block. i'll be gone for two hours.h, that is two hours you could spend studying. i have been studying all weekend. no friends, no phone -- just me alone with books. [footsteps descending] i feel like alex. you're never alone when you have books. really? is that what you want me to turn into? sweetheart, listen to me. this is the s.a.t.s. okay? it is not some stupid science quiz. hey, if science quizzes are so stupid, why do you put mine up on the refrigerator? because we feel sorry for you, 'cause books are your friends. yeah, she wasn't studying last night. she was video-chatting the whole time. shut up! i knew it. i knew it. you are such a tattletale! girls, take it down a notch, because i -- whoa, whoa, whoa! what's the hot topic on "the view" today, ladies? dad, can you just please tell mom that i can take a two-hour break and go to a party? no, ma'am. i'm not stepping into that one. we're not playing good cop/mom.

. >> 33-year-old haley said she was heading eastbound on route 101 by exit 8 on friday afternoon when she had to slam on her breaks and pull over to the median to avoid hitting a group of ducklings. >> i could hear them. i looked and saw their mom had been hit and was dead on the side. so, i couldn't just continue on. >> bebo, a new mom herself, called 911. >> whale i was sitting there, i saw a few of them try to go into the westbound lane and got run over. and it was terrible to see. >> maternal instinct kicking in, bebo got out of her car and capture the two survivors. seeing the commotion, an ambulance on the way to another incident further east on 101 stopped. >> when she explained to them that she wasn't in distress, she saw a mother duckling get hit by a vehicle and it had its baby ducklings in tow. >> not far behind was a state trooper. he asked for her id and issued her a $100 ticket for stopping in the median which is a prohibited area. >> we keep our medians free for vehicles who are truly having an emergency, such as the vehicle up a. stopping for an injured duck is not som

listen, honey, luke has a giant project due tomorrow for school that he hasn't even started, and haleyinformed me she needs 40 cupcakes for her school fundraiser, also due tomorrow. i'd like to point out i completed all my assignments on my own and on time.

. >> at john haley's local pub, middleton family friends were even wagering baby bets. >> would it beor a boy and pounds. >> all in fun, which likely explains why kate always comes home to buckleberry in good times and bad. like when she and william briefly broke up in 2007. four years later, after the tragic suicide of a nurse working at the hospital where kate was being treated for acute morning sickness. >> kate really feels very safe and very secure in that environment. she is very fortunate to have that, because diana didn't have that. >> according to author christopher anderson, kate's pregnancy was very different from diana's. >> when she was three months' pregnant with william, threw herself down the stairs at the royal estate, almost killed herself. >> anderson says princess diana was sad and lonely those early years. william would become his mother's confidante and caretaker. >> his mother locks herself in the bathroom after an argument with charles, and she is sobbing, and here is little 7-year-old william slipping tissues under the door and saying i hate to see you sad, mu

what happened is that there was a concerted effort on the part of the haley barbour political machine, and haley bar boar is a former rnc chair, one of the most successful lobbyists in the united states. represented a number of dictatorships as a lobbyist. and i posted all this on twitter. you can go and see the documents for yourself. and he's former governor of mississippi. and as ed rollins, you know, another political consultant put it on charlie rose this week, haley barbour owns mississippi, and he used that owns statement. now, this offends me as a human being and as an american that one man can own a state. after all, these are our fellow citizens, and that seems wrong. so what i decided to do is i decided to see what was going on in mississippi. after all, i like to bust corruption, and if you're the most corrupt state in the union, then the journalist who likes to bust corruption should go to the most corrupt state. it seemed logical to me. so i got this invitation by the tea party express to go and talk about my book on coolidge. i had never met chris mcdaniel before. certa

. >> haley and makayla leonard came wearing red, white and blue where everyone can see it. >> becauses a lot to be able to enjoy with the family and not be paranoid. it means a lot. this is the first year i'm actually okay with being outside and enjoying it. >> so as you can see now families making their way out of the parkway. as everything has now come to a conclusion. we've ended with great fireworks show. there was laughter, fun, dancing, plenty of that at families that enjoyed this celebration for the 4th of july. live on the parkway, sharee williams, "channel 6 action news."" >> thank you, sharee. families pulled up a blanket or lawn chairs for festive evening in radnor tonight. radnor high school played hose to town's 30th annual 4th of july fireworks. in addition to sparklers they brought glow in the dark necklaces and colorful display. all eyes to the sky in tredyffrin township. the place to be to see this great fireworks display. impressive show for the folks there. >>> once the weather improved the party did too and there was still something missing a bit at some shore town

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haley -- >> oh, from south carolina. >> nikki haley, thank you. and also martinez as well. thinking of women here now, michele bachmann, sarah palin although i don't think they would have a chance at the presidency, but i think haley and martinez arguably could. bobby jindal, the governor of louisiana, scott walker, paul ryan. governor christie -- christie's actually pretty good on most of these 11 points. he's very good on the life issue, pretty good on the life issue. and also christie has what rubio and ted cruz and rand paul have which is also what ronald reagan has -- had which is a be not afraid attitude. they don't care what the media says about them, and that's really, really, really important. because no matter what, no matter what they say, they're 234e6r going to -- never going to vote for you. they want us to nominate a jeb bush or another john mccain or a charlie crist or somebody like that. i like jeb bush. he actually has most of these 11 as well. but the media tries the pick out -- to pick out moderate republicans that they tell us to nominate that they thin

. >> you can't forget haley barbour. one of the greats who work for me in the white house. [indiscernible] >> everybody agrees that when youexpand the party, how expand the party may be irrelevant to mississippi. i don't know if i would use the phrase tension. there is a healthy debate going on. it is only liberals on college campus tour against the bay. there's a real debate going on between what i would call conservatives who believe in free enterprise system and, the chamber of commerce, a lobbying group for big business. they have a right to do that. it raises itself and the fight that is going run -- going on right now. there is no ideological way you greatestd boeing, example of cronyism. this is are you willing to take on the cronyism that corrodes washington, d.c. so we have the moral high ground to fight on soger issues, or are you dependent on checks that you are afraid to take on those accounts? there is a healthy debate going on that is a good thing for the party. it shows the validity and self-confidence we have. it is a real debate. >> there is certainly a rea

angela, who had gone to high school with chris and haley, had come to pay her respects. >> when we wentbout that hug that stuck with me. >> i had been single for two years prior to he and i getting together. i had boyfriends that didn't work out. i prayed every night the same prayer, god, please guide me where i need to be and where you want me to go. >> she would need all those prayers because the next few years would be difficult. >> started drinking. to be honest, there was times that i just wanted to just end it all. i didn't want to go on, but she was the one always there building me up. >> he struggled. but i wanted him to know i was there and i never was going to leave him. i knew from early on that he would be the man i married one day and i would spend the rest of my life with. >> they married in 2003 and two beautiful poise would soon join them. today hunter and cameron want to follow in their father's footsteps, forever proud of who he's become, but unwilling to forget where he's been. >> it's part of our family. that's a part of our life. that's part of who we are. they need

- (haley) oh, my god! - (claire) wow. - (phil) ha ha! - aah!d a home to the one and only pete johnson. there's only one pete johnson? only one who's california's top r.v. dealer. there's 835 others. nightmare of a deal to paper. well, and this was his way of saying... - thank you. - of course. (lowered voice) he paid a commission, too, right? yes. and he told me i could take jolene out anytime. yeah, i named her! let's take this dirty girl for a spin up the coast!

. >> well, he is annex record executive who finds her and well, that is his daughter in the movie, haley, somebody. and, anyway he is kind of down on his luck but then he meets her and then she's the ex-girlfriend of adam le vine. >> very confusing. >> adam le vine got married over the weekend in real life. >> yes. >> benat i is her name. >> yes. >> you better be good looking. >> she's beautiful. >> anyway, it was a good movie. very romantic. my only critique is we said we wished that adam le vine was a little bit of a better actor and kiera knightly was a better singer. >> should have had reversed rolls. >> it would have been weird though. >> but she's a box office draw. >> so, did you do what you normally do on friday night at a movie, fall asleep. >> no, because we went sunday afternoon. >> very smart. >> any action. >> well... >> behave. >> that is an affirmative. >> yes. >> i had not one second of alone time over the weekend. >> i'm or toy hear that or glad to hear that. >> no, but where i go to get alone time is simply in my apartment because i live alone and pry ten not to be ther

haley took 'em to a movie. she's not even gonna answer. i know, but, sweetie, i have a good reason to worry. luke had that nasty nosebleed this morning, and alex, as usual, fainted. she's fine, and dunphy men get nosebleeds. i told you this when we got married. it was in my vows.

haley headlines illustrating ongoing conflict and battles. syria continues its conflict, and isis certainly appears to be making significant gains in various ways. despite efforts for a more inclusive government, which many see as the key to helping to it doese the country, not look like it is heading in that direction. it looks increasingly like a .ore intensive sectarian war isis continues to challenge iraqi forces and have been successful in taking key territory, including oilfields am including the city of mosul, as many of you know, and there is an ongoing battle for parts of tikrit, almost

invalid ballots rises, we're also hearing stories about apparently relatives of at least one relative of haleyarbour, the former governor, national republican leader, there in mississippi, is there anything in your judgment to those allegations? >> good question. in my judgment. this is what it boils down to. last tuesday even, 40,000 liberal democrats voted in the senate. 40,000 driven to the polls on the part of the barbour and cochran machine, that's a problem. we conservatives in the country have to learn to fight for republican values. that's not what happened tuesday. they talked about growing government. they said that if i was elected i would make sure minorities do not vote which is absolute nonsense. this is not the way we grow parties in this country. they have abandoned the conservative movement. that's a problem. lou: they are in direct opposition to, it what i'm curious about tonight is at what point whether you think you have sufficient evidence to overturn the election and to have a new election? >> i think there's sufficient evidence now, and the numbers we talked about earlie

so you can haley, hurry up! you don't have much time, and i made chocolate chip pancakes.m, i'm not 12. dibs on hers. honey, you excited about your first day? you know what? i really am. there's something about going to work that makes you feel like you're... i don't know, worth something. no offense, mom. listen... (clears throat) i wanna give you some advice. do it fast. she's gonna be late. work hard. uh-huh. keep your eye on the ball. (cell phone alert chimes) stay focused. never... (laughs) check it out! cam in overalls! (claire) ohh! (gasps) mitchell sent me the same text! why "look what you've done"? oh, because cam is helping me out with that baseball field, and mitchell hates it when he gets all farmed up. his turn-offs are farm, fizbo, hey! howdy, life pardner! (guffaws)

haley hospital along with the cw bill young v.a. hospital located in st. petersburg. we have memorandum of understand with united states central command, u.s. special operations command, and work closely with mcbill air force base and the pentagon. our veterans research reintegration steering committee consists of scientists throughout usf's faculty, staff, and students who work with veterans along with representatives from the veterans administration, the care coalition of special operations command, and draper laboratories. we do have a holistic approach in regards to education to provide services to our veterans and their families. in order to address the mental health needs of our veterans and our diverse population of at-risk students, we have embarked on a collaborative suicide prevention project. this is a three-year initiative funded by a $306 million grant provided by the substance abuse and mental health administration. some of the goals and measurable objectives of the project are to increase the number of persons involved in suicide prevention efforts, red

stand, often nonchalant, sometimes even laughing, that had more of an impact on jury foreman brook haleyhe was his own character witness and he didn't acquit himself well. >> i am ashamed to use this figure of speech, but he shot himself in the foot on the stand, yeah. >> reporter: finally, just last month, the verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled cause, find the defendant, michael vilkin, guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: first degree murder, those words cruelly ricocheting in tamara vilkin's head. when you were sitting there in court, and you heard murder in the first degree, what went through your mind? >> i didn't believe it. i did not believe it. i still don't believe. i'm going to appeal as much as far as i can go. doesn't matter, whatever it i am going to fight. >> reporter: we meet outside the courthouse and jail complex. inside just a few yards down these grim, color-coded halls behind that thick glass we meet inmate vilkin. still emitting a glow of self-righteousness. what did you think that they were gonna give you? what was the verdict t