i said yes. the day that i left william morris and was going to start at abc they fired the czar of programming, and they reached down and picked my guide to the head of programming, so i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to becoming the assistant of head of programming at abc, and within six months, i was kind of running the program department. david: you are on your way, and eventually, you became the president of abc television. barry: the entertainment part. david: and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> abc presents the movie of the week. barry: we had the idea of saying, well, rather than buying mostly bad movies and putting on a television series that tend to fail, why don't we can make a movie every week? we chose this 90 minute form rather than two hours. it was very ambitious because it had not been done before, and everybody thought they would fail because that was not the diet of television at the time, and with most t

just see and i just said. as you. can with the show was just so i think it will sort of be you do cool stuff it went home and watched it almost. yeah i so we all and i so i. never. figured out that i was. sorry. i'm sorry but i certainly know what. i don't get me. why. should i. have. to i believe you did out of i said i will find the center what's in order. and the . whole way out of that automatic and then there's the shock and i've said it what i said to film which of my sudden i was. months or i don't know something or is it was the. only services that's why i live most of the villages and i. told you how it's. janish would. be in. don't let us through the damage. and the threat of could decide ahead of not far from just as nick said out loud to say i will have. a job i did i. wish that i should so aside. from such attacks have last minute to say i asked you what i know it's why so of so if i can they said yeah we'll show them said just cool cool to hide in the middle so there's a new line. of a joke and. then the

i told him mississippi. he said i know that, but where are you from? i said i am from lee county. urned around, came back. he said, look, i know every nigger and mammy around here. he walked away again and came back. he said look, i don't want to see you around here no more in this county. i want you to leave town right now. get out of town and don't let me catch you around here no more. i was not frightened. i told him, sheriff, if you don't want to see me around town anymore, the best thing for you to do is pack your bags and leave, because i will be here. i knew that i wasn't leaving. >> in 1963, the fight to enjoy the right of citizenship is still -- money for food and anything you can find that is useful. if you can find anything useful, it can be sent to the student nonviolent coordinating committee in atlanta, georgia. help us to make the world safe for democracy, and our fight to make democracy safe for the world. ♪ >> you can watch archival films on our weekly series -- real america. that is here on american history tv. >> 30 years ago, the north not limited 41st president

just see and i just said. as you. can with a show that was so is i'm just so i think it'll sort of be you do cool stuff it went home and watched it almost. yeah i so we all and i so i. never. figured out that i was. sorry. i'm sorry but i certainly don't want. to. i don't get me. why. should i. how do you. have. to i believe you have a lot of ice and i will kind of said i want to order. the dog but i be way out of that automatic and then there's the shark and i said that one says your film was out of my sudden and i was. months or i don't know something or is it was as you. only said this is that's why i live most of the villages and i. told you how it's. not a. me in. i don't i just did and then. they fed up of could decide way ahead of not far from just as nick said out loud to say i will have to initiate to our job i did i. wish that i should so aside. from so i said let's have last minute to say i asked you what i know it's why so of so if i can they said yeah we'll show them said judge coppola to the middle school

i said, we're not sending it anymore. and you organize caravans and these caravans that are coming up -- i don't know if you've seen, we've gotten them broken up in many cases before they get here. you take a look at tijuana, mexico. thousands and thousands of people are sitting there trying to get into our country. and if we didn't have a wall there that we've totally renovated and fixed, if we didn't have that wall it would have been impossible, even for the military to stop them. don't forget, other countries -- i don't want to create controversy because i hate controversy. [laughter] president trump: but unlike other countries, we don't let people get shot. you know. we don't have people standing there with the most sophisticated machine guns in the world and use them. many countries do. many countries do. we can't do that. we can't do that. this country can't do that, but the barrier does it very simply. just doesn't let them in. you look at a place like tijuana and other places. it's incredit what i believe it's ll h

i have to tell you, i said, barack, i love you. ave me a kiss on this cheek. yeah. this is robert redford. and al gore. and this is errol flynn and me when i was 18. i thought it was a hoot. picasso. when are we going to talk about the twin study? you know, you need to know i am not part of the team. i am a peripheral person. i just do the hearsay. the first time i heard about the twin study, it was still just a dream in peter's head. >> what was he like? >> hm. sexy. nice looking. interesting. his background was very freudian. anna freud, freud's daughter, would often come and visit with him. he was very focused on wanting to make a difference in children's lives. peter started thinking, wouldn't it be interesting to have a study of mothers who wanted to give up their children, who happened to be identical twins. and then could be separated at birth. if we could put them into totally different environments, we would put to rest the dilemma, nature or nurture, forever. now you may think, oh, this is terrible, you know, how could you

i said please stop. i thought i'd handled it.use to listen to the messages, he found a way -- there's also a code where you can change your outgoing message. >> jimmy: yeah. >> from outside. so instead of hearing, hey, this is ray and anna, leave a message. . it was like, ray and -- i was like if you want ann, call 260 -- here's the thing. i have to thank my father. without him i don't think i would have ever heard my wife say [ bleep ]. yes. >> jimmy: ray romano is here. we'll be right back. ht back. t-mobile knows dancing is better when you include a partner. singing is better when you include a friend. and unlimited is better with a phone included. it's true. forty bucks with the other guys, doesn't include a phone. so, start the new year right. join t-mobile and get unlimited with a phone included for just forty dollars per line. with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend® fit-flex is made for me.

i said to him, i said, mr. president, you can be the greatest president in the world if -- if -- if -- if you went out there and not just represented and did good things for 35% or 40% of the people but for all the people. of course, he went out and said i told him he was going to be the greatest president in the world meaning he could have cut out the "if." that's what i want. you know why? you know, when i spent time in the hospital six months, you get a chance to think about your life and your death. and you try to figure out what it is that you want the most. and i think most of us, we want to know that our children are going to be okay. we want to know that they are going to experience a democracy. that they're going to have an opportunity. and they're going to have a better opportunity than i had. and that's what i want. when he goes out there and i want him to think about children. i want him to think about the children that he separated from their parents. i want them to think about the fact that we had

i said yeah. he said come back in a week and here we are. >> here we are. >> everything followed from that -- >> and jack par was the biggest and the most successful host, right? >> he was mr. tonight show. steve allen had done one before but jack surprisingly the impact he had on the nation, he was only on it five years. >> it is pretty amazing? >> johnny 30some. >> and johnny carson was a big rival of yours, right? >> being two nebraskaens who came to new york dewied eye, he came dewied eye ten years before i did. we were very, very good friends. >> i just want to quickly read part of the incredible roster. marlo brandon, bet davis, john lennon. that's not bad. that is not bad at all. that's just for starter. >> those are the little folks. >> but here's the advice that jack par gave you, he said to you, hey, kid, when you do your show, don't do interviews. >> that knocked me over. i picked up the phone. the voice said it was jack par and i didn't believe it because he didn't call me. hey, kid, th

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i said, i assume you probably think that is offensive. he said, i would. i said you know, i appreciate for in the future. students always submitted their photos for the yearbook. them,u choose all four of did you choose three of them? and the last photo? governor northam: i think there are three photos, one may standing in front of a car i restored, one me in a farm setting and one more formal picture. i did submit those. where this other picture came from, i don't now and i'm not going to sit here and hypothesize or speculate how it happened. but i can only imagine that if there are a number of photos laid out on a table and someone is pasting those on page after page, then one could get mistakenly put on the wrong page. and as i said earlier, this happened numerous times in this particular yearbook and i suspect that is what happened in this case. reporter: how do you expect people to believe you? acceptingyou are responsibility for this in less than 24 hours later you are saying no, it wasn't me? why should they believe you? acceptingortham: i'm respons

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i said to him, i said, mr. president, you can be the greatest president in the world if, if, if, if, if you went out there and not just represented things for 35% or 40% of the people but for all of the people. of course he went out and told people i said that he would be the greatest president in the world. meaning he cut it off there. but that's what i want. do you know why? know, i spent time in the hospital for six months, you get a chance to think about your life and your death. you try to figure out what it is that you want the most. i think most of us, we want to know that our children are going to be ok. we want to know that they are going to experience a democracy. that they are going to have an opportunity. they are going to have the better opportunity than i had. that is what i -- i want him, when he goes out there and he does things, i want him to think about children. i want him to think about the children that he separated from their parents. i wanted him to think about the fact that we had childr

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and i said just do it. and she said why, and i said take a picture of the penis on the mailbox. and i said just take it. so we took a picture of the penis on the mailbox. and i was at your house the next sunday watching football and i said jimmy, did you go down and see the picture of the penis on the mailbox? and he said no. in europe, when they graffiti a penis on the mailbox, do they leave it uncut? and jimmy didn't even inhale. he went absolutely not. they draw them the same way. and i was, like, wait a minute. [ applause ] first off, who died you and made you the foremost expert in european penis graffiti or did you just take the world's worst bike tour to europe, and he said no, they draw them exactly the same. and i said how do you know this? and he said because they do not draw limp penises. they only draw erect pea nnises and when it comes erect, the foreskin draw back and therefore they draw them the same way we do. you seem you're reading off a teleprompter. >> jimmy: when i was 18 years old, i went to italy on a trip and was delighted to find that someone drew a huge

see and i just said you. couldn't as you. can with the show was just so i think little thought of you do cool stuff in home and wished you don't much care. yes i did i so we are all nice and i. never. say. i'm sorry but i certainly don't want. to. i don't get. me. why. should. i. you know. i'm driving. the. car. that was the. route i really. am. not. that i meant to i believe idiots have been out of ice and i will simon santow out in order. to end the jetty daughter double i'd be a whole way out of that automatic and then there's the shock and i've said it all for such a film with my sudden and i was. months or i don't know summoners it oh a car was the. only service is there that's why i live most of the south which is my big toe jihads. janish one of the. men and me into don't let it to the land that. nathan most of could decide ahead of not far from just half as neat as an outline will have to tear he she did i. wish that i should show it aside. from such it does have last minute to say i asked you what i know it's why so o

i said i haven't seen you before. she said, no, i'm new. i said, it's too bad. it's too bad. it's so sad. stand up just for a second. show how beautiful your girl was. thank you. i have such respect for these people. angel moms, angel dads, angel families. i have great respect for these people. these are great people. these are great people. they're fighting for their children that have been killed by people that were illegally in this country. and the press doesn't cover them. they don't want to, incredibly. and they're not treated the way they should be. they're fighting for other people because they don't want what happened to their children or husband or anybody. we have one young lady whose husband -- please, stand up. your husband was just killed in maryland. incredible man. just killed. beautiful children. won't be seeing their father again. these are brave people. they don't have to be here. they don't have to be doing this. they're doing it for other people. so i just want to thank all of you for being here. ok. i really do. i want to thank you. incredible people. la

i mean. they were said to put it up us. wouldn't it i wouldn't you know they said oh. groan ego or more we. see in this or chronicles or that i mean i can he said in the other. you expect the military who supports president mother to allow that to happen. you know better or that is. that i know of good reputation are going to do a lucky thing in support of the sea. and i see it as any mean going to see this at all mia russia why in mexico are offering to mediate in this conflict in the european union for example is proposing a ninety day period to bring both sides together in order to reach a peaceful settlement to this confrontation why is that acceptable to you you know i think of it ok tobe i could get a cumbia you know began you know but in a little bit because you perceive them in a sort of heart of must say that they are a bully can be i mean i can stand there i mean i was out of market with the enemy yes you only i came home and there in this village and then when i went into the zone and we went in this room they were we had our own they make we do why he. didn't want to see our mode

i fed him, i said mr. president, you can be the greatest president in the world if, if, if you went out there and not just represented and did things for 35-40% of the people but for all of the people. of course he went out and told people i said that he would be the greatest president in the world. but that's what i want. do you know why? you know, when i spent time can't you get a chance to think about your life and your death. you try to figure out what it is that you want the most. i think most of us that we want to know that our children will be okay. we want to know that they are going to experience a democracy. that they are going to have an opportunity. that they will have a better opportunity than i had. that is what i want. i want him, when he goes out there and he does things, i want him to think about children. i want him to think about the children that he separated from their parents. i want him to think about the fact that we had children in cages but i want him to think about the education

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doesn't want us out of there said i was so with it. at that but there i said. and i have an excellent. job and i know. i'm mad to jump on. so what on you yet and i'm. not the record i like. the fact that when i was a definition it wasn't cements enough oh i get it. but i'd much done a ton so really since you're trying to so with brought. a lot of doris day. if you do good you. made your bed you a mess of a gun on you would you would you would you if you were done with over michele board . also. it was just. a job well it falls on collision with a lemon of soda how if you punish or not have a good man who waits have a concert or are matilda any leins lonely i agreed to agree harvey is our local government is intermittently the as a judge plus a juggler he really really early the minute there's a week. by . god in any event bill i know none of the public event. will not allow an area. buyer in the net income never have been another federal or the fact that they are not they are near government and are five not anywhere i family of of them. i gotta go look at the n

and i said i would take the fall. i said it would be my fault. [inaudible] everybody wanted to be back in their homes. it took two months. anyway, they did it. one woman works 90 hours a week for seven weeks. the point. when you ask somebody to do something that means something, and they do it. >> exactly right. can i steal one of these? >> we have beer and wine. >> there's a beer you will have to have before you leave. it is the guvner. >> how are you? >> that would be better. >> i think you will be good. >> lisa and eric, when i asked them to do it, they said, we can fit 40. i think there's 70 now. >> somebody said they thought it was 80. >> yeah. >> i'll catch up with you afterwards. i think lisa -- [inaudible]. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. my husband's family is colorado natives. i love your state. you helped make it purple. >> we made it a lot of things. [inaudible] >> that's kind of a challenge. >> there's a lot of contrast too. there's a lot of green -- a lot of green energy and an amazing amount of fracking. it is a hard state to govern, i

i said what are we doing? and he said, you're out. and i said excuse me? and he said yes, you're out. your people are out. i said who made this decision? he would not tell me. and i said i'm going go down and tell the press that he had made the decision and he could deal with it. he then said to me, well, it was the kid who did it. that's what he used to call gerrit. the kid did it, the kids were taken and asked your head ever since i got here. so, that., i knew all the protests for the country that cheered me to me personally that he held no grudge, there was no problem, we were going to work well together and i worked with him all throughout the transition work. we met with the family every week during the preparation of the transition. never had anything but the slightest indication that there is any problem at all. not only was i fired, all the work we did was thrown away. i don't think this administration has ever really recovered from that. >> so, this sounds maybe to some like a personal story. it has a personal dimension to it as i read the book muc

i said, "let's go. we gotta get out." >> around 3:00 i woke up, and i looked out the window that is right beside our bed. >> i saw him standing in front of the window, and the window was just awash in this yellow light. >> that i could see it across the canyon was evidence of how fast it had covered the 15 miles between us and ramona. >> to put it into perspective, my wife called me to tell me we were being evacuated at home. i asked her, "from what?" she said, "the fire of ramona." i said, "i'm on that fire." she says, "i know." i couldn't believe -- i live 30 miles from the fire. i couldn't believe that my own home -- and i'm in charge of the operations of this whole fire, and that's how i found out that my neighborhood was threatened. >> i went back out to look out the window again, and this time, not only did i see this huge swath of flames, but i saw this glow on our side of the canyon. and that's when i knew we were looking at this huge, massive fire that was closing in on us. i said to bob, "you g

i said to him, mr. president, you could be the greatest president in the world if, if, if, if you went out there and not just represented and did good things for 35% or 40% of the people. but for all the people. >> of course the went out and said i told him he'd be the greatest president in the world. cut out the if. that's what i want. you know why? you know, when i spent time in the hospital, six months, you get a chance to think about your life and your death. you try to figure out what it is that you want the most. and i think most of us, we want to know that our children are going to be okay. we want to know that they are going to experience a democracy. that they're going to have an opportunity. and they're going to have better opportunities than i had. and that's what i -- i want him -- when he goes out there and he does things, i want him to think about children. i want him to think about the children that he separated from their parents. i want him to think about the fact that we had children i

we had a saying in a thousand years i said a minute but i said i would go park and i thought. i had. a matter a course in which older boys are going to promote a cerebral gerry ford and see it in a one way also you know that i'm going to diminish learn that a little bit to say say let me give us your minutes will there be an actress in the . movie movie important record. that i am across and over here but without us support would you be sitting there that's i mean i love to go to protect them and i need a certain way and i don't want them a drum need to give a minute at the moment to them i'm a kid i said to them i leave it at that we're going to get done the. moon he. doesn't have to because we're going to. go you know because you know i mean as well as you do you know you're not used. quadruped was. selective selective sanctions not blanket sanctions that's the big that's the. point of disagreement right now between the e.u. and the white house but i know what. he needs. and you know if you're not use. us in then some of the banter which is an inclusive but a look as if you.

saw the shrunken is what i said now how them for that a novel idea. for good to find out about and that's awful and then i let the shit out of that i was there must tell lots of that. going on with the last few more of our the nor the time so i feel in our war on the good thing that sort of the shot i haven't had that the heart of the. town is no hotel. in a flash and that just a note. i want to let him but i'm going to cut him then you can keep an eye on what i have to lose each other football fall. when you enter this city one of the first signs you see reads welcome to burial ground of the americans these soldiers had just put up posters asking people to inform on insurgents attacking u.s. troops. they had barely left the scene before the locals tore the posters down little god that it had been left on monday night when the judge then oh my god i love them let me just. follow a shot of the no i shan't. have a polka will there any. so i do you know could you know connie and i had to get on and i was although i don't want to miss annie. you know good

i mean. they were said to put it up us. wouldn't it i wouldn't you know they said oh a. groan ego or more we. see in this or chronicles or going from it i mean i can he said in the thing that. you expect the military who supports president mother to allow that to happen. you know better or that is. it i know it's good record there and when you do see i'm a lucky thing in support of the c m i would. see this any meaning in a city that had been mia russia in mexico or offering to mediate in this conflict and the european union for example is proposing a ninety day period to bring both sides together in order to reach a peaceful settlement to this confrontation why is that acceptable to you when you know either thing of like to. get a cumbia you know began you know begin to pick on you because you're the one in this or the heart must say there are a bully could be i mean i can stand there i mean i was out of my clothes with the enemy yes you only i came home and there is a village and then when i went into the zone and we went into this room they were we had our own they mak

and i said i just want them to find them. and she said sweetie, they are not going to fight them and that made me so angry. i am going to be left here with this? you know what i'm saying, i'm going to be left here with like so they get to go free? and go about their life and possibly attack someone else and i am here left with the aftermath of this? that's not cool to me. that's not okay. so i understand how difficult it will be to find them, but we got to. i still want to believe with everything that has happened that there is something about justice. >> so much going on with this. chicago police are saying they are talking to two persons of interest who are in the area where he was allegedly attacked. >> our sister station is telling us police are investigating whether he staged the attack because he was being written off. we just have to see where the investigation goes. >>> a baseball collector's dream. a rare babe ruth card found and you won't believe how much one man paid for it. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in s

but james watson, i said, "hey, nice to see you again." i had seen him over the decades. ever wanted you to play me in that movie." i said really? i said who did you think should play me? he said, "john mcenroe." ( laughter ) i said, "oh, okay." i went and talked to-- not to drop more nape of names but tom stoppard was there. i said guess who told me-- he said maybe he means john malkovich. i said did you mean john malkovich. he said remember that scene when you were playing tennis. john mcenroe would have done that much better than you did. >> stephen: people know you from your movies but not everybody knows you from your musical career. you have a new album. and not just you. it's mildred snitzer orchestra. who snitz was aend up intsfamily. going and going to pittsburgh, where i'm from and then chicago. mildred snitzer was a friend of my moms who who just came by the house and when i had to give ourselves a name, and thought that was a funny name and we're not an orchestra but i'll use that. she lived to be 102 or 4. and expp she showed up at one of our gigs. >> stephen:

i said ok, i stand corrected. but it was that -- she has just done an extraordinary job. but it was from the hope that my story will serve as an inspiration for kids who came from my kind of background. to know that what i have achieved is possible for them too. and that's the purpose of my books. to tell those kids who come from circumstances similar to my own that all dreams are really possible. and having a living example, i think, is terribly important to people who live in situations in which their life can often appear impossible. or so desperate that no good can come from it. and so that's the purpose of all three of my books. i hope to give hope. >> there's another way in which you've bven touching children's lives recently, and that's through your work with civics education. so you've been active in this program called icivics, which was founded by justice santa day o'connor after she stepped down from the supreme court to engage students in civics education. could you talk to us a little bit about why that's an important mission, what's necessary about it, and w

and i said, "i'm not gonna answer questions about this until you answer them." i think that's passing judgment because i was not gonna put my reputation out there to defend him if he was unwilling to go out and defend himself. >> there's a lot of talk about character and whether character is important in a presidency. do you think it is? >> yeah. >> so, with the very serious and obvious character flaws of this president, do you still think it matters? >> oh, sure. i think it matters even more. >> are you saying that the president has serious character failings that are hurting his presidency? >> no, what i'm saying is that the president displayed those mistakes he had made during the campaign, and i think that's put an even greater focus on everything that he does and says in the white house. he doesn't get the benefit of the doubt. >> does he deserve it? >> does he deserve the benefit of the doubt? no, he hasn't earned it. he's got to earn that from the american people. got to earn the benefit of the doubt. >> i mean, there's not just the treatment of women -- t

alan: i said, wait. it won't last.'t -- popularity in washington is basically related to what it is you do. and if you have no -- if you don't have 100% control over what it is that happens, as a consequence of what you're doing, you get caught by the fluctuations up and down. my major concern, and i was acutely aware of it, was i was getting much too much of the credit for what actually was going on. and i said, don't worry about it. it will come out on the other side. david: well, in those years, people often would say, let's photograph alan greenspan walking into the federal reserve building. if he has a big fat set of books with him or papers, that means he is about to make a historic decision. if he has nothing very much, it means no historic decision. so it that, was there any truth to that, the validity of you carrying a lot of things into the -- alan: yeah, it was my briefcase. david: briefcase. alan: it depends on whether my wife made me lunch. david: so there really was nothing to that theory? alan: everybody

when i made i that deal i said this is incredible. i got over $1 billion penalty plus change a burden of directors, their top anagement. they had to pay over $1 billion. i said what a deal. took like a week. and the democrats didn't even know there was a problem with z.t.e. i'm the one that fined them. i'm the one that settled it. over $1 billion. and president called me, he said it would be important to him if they could get a deal. in a short period of time, the democrats went out and said, oh. they should have done better. so what i'm thinking of doing is getting chuck schumer, getting nancy pelosi, having them bring two or three of their brilliant representatives and we'll all go down together and what we'll do s we'll negotiate, put them in the room, and let them speak up. because any deal i make with china, if it's -- it's going to be better than any deal than anybody ever dreamt possible. i'm not going to have a deal, very simple. but any deal i make with china, schumer's going to stand up and say, oh, should have been better. i

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i said, were you adopted? he said, yes. and i said, when was your birthday?july 12th. >> and i said, do you know what the name of the agency was? and he said -- >> no, hold on. >> and i heard him go -- >> mom? >> and he came back and said -- >> louise wise services. >> sometimes when you're just having a dream and know this can't be real this can't be real. but you know there's nothing you can do to stop it, start it, change it. you just go with and it that's what i was doing. i just wanted to see what was going to happen next. and i'm like, let's go. let's go meet eddy. so we got into the old bitch. and on to long island we went. so we got there and it's like the middle of the night and it's this really quiet neighborhood. so we get out of the car and i walked up this little path to the house, the lights were on in the house. and i reached out to knock on the door and as i reached out to knock on the door, it opens. and there i am. his eyes and my eyes and my eyes are his eyes and it's true. >> they looked exactly alike. they're duplicates of each other. the

competed in a dance contest dressed up as michael jackson, and i said, i assume you probably would think that's offensive. he said, i would. and i said, you know what, seth, i appreciate you being open with me, i apologize for what i've done in the past and i can promise you i'll never do that again in the future. >> reporter: we spoke to other students at evms. there are four pictures on your page. did you choose all four of them, did you choose three of them? are you saying the last photo [ inaudible ]? >> there are three photos. if i could look at the picture, but i think there are three photos. one is me standing in front of a car that i restored, one kneeling like on a farm setting and one a more formal picture. i did submit those. where this other picture came from, i don't know. and i'm not going to sit here and hypothesize or speculate how it happened. but i can only imagine that if there are a number of photos laid out on the table and someone is pasting those on page after page, that one could get mistakenly put on the wrong page. as i said earlier, this has happened numerous t

he said, no, and i said, "are you sure?" buddy scott actually said something to him. "hey, this isn't the hhr, you aren't the guy, are you?" and he kind of just said, "no." >> there's even surveillance video that shows jason dalton dropping off riders at a hotel. >> reporter: law enforcement had not yet made the connection between the shooter in the dark hhr and the erratic driver in the chevy equinox. >> an active shooter that was on the loose. >> reporter: you're thinking, "there's gonna be another shooting." >> yeah, that was our fear. >> white male, possibly an hhr, they said. >> i assigned the guys that were working for me to start monitoring the downtown district. on any given night there's hundreds of people out walking around. >> when i was online i went -- started checking the -- looking at the kalamazoo news, and that's when i started reading about a shooting at the cracker barrel. it said that, so many dead, one person, one injured, and i was just hoping mary was the one that was injured. >> going to the show that