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you don't think james earl ray acted alone? >> i don't think james earl ray acted. >> you don't think he pulled the trigger? >> i don't think he had anything to do with the killing. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> there was nothing nervous about him that last day in memphis. >> i'm not worried about anything! i'm not fearing any man! >> kapow! >> he probably never even heard the shot. >> this is the rifle that has the fingerprints of james earl ray on it. >> everyone wanted a guilty plea except me. >> in terms of whether something is true or not, because james earl ray said it, i would say it's a pure toss-up. >> when a police team stopped for a rest break at this firehouse, patrolman gene doug

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nobody called him james.me out when king got killed, they started calling him james earl ray. we just all called him jimmy. >> by his mid-20s ray was a two-bit gunman. this is ray on a hospital table shot by a chicago cop after the botched robbery of a taxi driver in 1952. ray went to prison for two years. then three more years in federal prison at leavenworth for stealing post office money orders. ray turned down a transfer to an honor farm. prison records say he did so because he didn't want to live in an integrated honor dorm. in 1959, caught after a grocery holdup in st. louis, ray was declared a habitual criminal and sent to the missouri state prison for 20 years. you have a guy who wasn't very bright, wasn't a good criminal, wasn't the sharpest tack. >> he's smart, he's plenty smart, intelligent. >> smart enough, jerry said, not to get caught most of the time. >> they don't catch him on the other crimes, you know. so he had done a lot of things he got away with. >> almost eight years later in 1967, jame

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when james k. polk left congress to run for governor of tennessee, the congress was so divided, they refused to do that but in the newspapers a number of politicians wrote poems in honor of sarah at the me she left. one was united states supreme court justice joseph storey who wrote a lengthy poem lamenting the loss of sarah polk to washington society. >> today we would be amazed at a speaker of the house stepping down to run for governor. why did he decide to do this? >> i think because being speaker of the house is something that you didn't do for a really long time in those days. congressional careers are often short in the 19th century and three or four terms in washington is probably enough. again, think of the arduous task of just getting to washington from tennessee, once or twice a year. it's a lot of work, a lot of effort, and being the governor is somewhat easier. it's probably less expensive. you are home and being the governor is a good way to build a political career for the vice presi

james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

james i a lot to cover i wanted to just jump right in and i read a headline i thought immediately of you portugal will begin paying the public workers with treasury bills instead of cash this sounds like an alarm bell your thoughts it definitely is an alarm bell you know there's a saying from an american philosopher if you ignore history you end reliving it and what portugal is doing is what happened in america after the war of independence instead of actually paying bills they should little pieces of paper and those little pieces of paper circulated discourtesy they're called bills of credit because the result was so bad the currency at the time the continental which was the first currency in america hyperinflated they put it in the constitution that you can't issue bills of credit portugal is trying to issue bills for credit they call it you know treasury bills but it's essentially the same thing ok let's jump over to cyprus ok cyprus there they're taking money out of people's bank accounts we saw out of the m.f. global united states more on the institutional side that kind of went

>> she was the niece of james buchanan. she'd been orphaned at an early age and he took her under his wing. when her father died, i think he was made aware -- made it guardian. >> buchanan was her guardian. both her parents died when she was about 9 or 10 and he was her guardian. >> legal guardian. >> he took care of a bunch of nieces and nephews. he was a bachelor. >> for the pennsylvaniaians out there we should mention he was pennsylvania's only president. >> from lancaster. >> we will be visiting the home he built in lancaster, pennsylvania, as the segment continues. as a reminder, we'd like you to be involved. it's more fun when you ask questions. you can do that by calling us, 202-5373-5580. and you can tweet us using the #firstlady or post-it on facebook and we'll take your questions. there was a reading about a pegnalian between the uncle and niece and he was determined to shape her into a proper woman. >> he took very good care -- he had a very affectionate relationship with her. he loved her dearly. she loved him d

stoner one of several white supremacist attorneys that james earl ray had you know the cia. stokes and his committee looked into that a debunk so many scenarios that were out there but when when tom and i followed this up starting in the early ninety's and then i kept on at it with tom support after that we just simply followed up the leads of stokes in his community and we found that it was for georgia whites premises basically used a mafia godfather the most powerful one of the south when most powerful in the country. name of carlos marcello these four georgia whites premises the use marcel of to procure the hiring of a hitman to kill came james earl ray was prison escapee in a low level drug runner for that organization and you know he was he was in all likelihood it and i say in all likelihood because we can't prove that beyond a shadow of a doubt but he definitely had help in the whole operation and there are others possibly involved as we explain in legacy of secrecy including some they could actually be convicted the day the last person i know that definitely could ha

till the second half i'll be talking to james stark of gold money foundation. goodson meteorite only. ten thousand tons through space towards russia. with the power. of a nuclear. weapon sky full on r.t. . international and world in the very heart of moscow. all right welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys it's time now to turn to james turk of gold money dot com james welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max so it's great to be with you so much is happening james i a lot to cover i wanted to just jump right in and i read a headline i thought immediately of you portugal will begin paying the public workers with treasury bills instead of cash this sounds like an alarm bell your thoughts it definitely is an alarm bell you know there's a saying from an american philosopher if you ignore history you end reliving it and what portugal is doing is what happened in america after the war of independence instead of actually paying bills they issued little pieces of paper and those little pieces of paper circulated discourtesy they're called bills of credit becau

when james k.olk left congress to run for governor of tennessee, the congress was so divided, they refused to do that but in the newspapers a number of politicians wrote poems in honor of sarah at the time she left. one was united states supreme court justice joseph storey who wrote a lengthy poem lamenting the loss of sarah polk to washington society. >> today we would be amazed at a speaker of the house stepping down to run for governor. why did he decide to do this? >> i think because being speaker of the house is something that you didn't do for a really long time in those days. oftenssional careers are short in the 19th century and three or four terms in washington is probably enough. again, think of the arduous task of just getting to washington from tennessee, once year.ce a ofs a lot of work, a lot effort, and being the governor is somewhat easier. it's probably less expensive. you are home and being the governor is a good way to build a political career for the vice presidency or presidenc

her seat, james confronts the bus driver. >> you better watch.ng happens to my daughter -- listen. i'm telling you this. anything happens to my daughter, i'll [ bleep ] you up and everybody on this bus. >> the video of this tirade goes viral. james is arrested for disorderly conduct and disturbing a school function. >> i wasn't going to put my daughter in that harm no more. i don't care. that's my baby. that's my baby. >> some understand james' reaction and send donations for legal fees. >> the support that we have had for our family is overwhelming. >> a hero to some but a bully to others, james admits he could have gone a different route, and apologizes publicly. >> i handled it the wrong way when i went on the bus. >> i'm going to [ muted ] you up. show me which one. show me which one. >> i was going to be a dad and i was going to at least talk to the bus driver and find out what was going on with my daughter and why my daughter felt that way. when we was going to the bus stop, all this started coming out, and when i seen my daughter just brea

the ceo of raymond james. really is the overseer.e wealthy react on a day like today where they see one bad data point. how they react? >> one of the characteristics of the successful investor is that they do not respond to their emotions and let that guide their decision making. so often mistakes are driven by emotional responses to things that happen beyond their control, and when that drives the decision making, they have learned those lessons. liz: if they broke down how they put their portfolios together. >> clearly caution is ruling the mentality. there is a ton of cash on the sideline. equivalent. liz: is that the smart thing to do? >> it is probably time that people get to the point where they believe it, and we really are through the woods on this market cycle that we just came through. your stay to see that come. you saw it today. as professionals are managing money for the wealthy, recognize the opportunity to buy the dips, and that is why we are seeing those held to reasonable limits. liz: people are on their way up the l

there is one letter from james to her that survived. what baffles me and drives me nuts is there is only one letter she wrote to somebody else. he had extensive correspondence with her sister and friends and these letters do not seem to be anywhere. i do not understand why not. it seems like somebody would have kept some of these. consequently, having firsthand evidence of what she thought about things, we do not have. there are letters monroe wrote to his daughters, to his two sons and laws, to his political advisers, that talk about family matters. he wrote letters home talking about meeting mrs. monroe, other women in washington recorded in their diaries. there is a fair amount about her. we do not have really anything from her point of view, which is very maddening. >> what we know from what we have about her relationship with her husband? > they were devoted. hey were apart for a couple of months here and there. throughout their 44-year marriage. usually, they were together. there is a wonderful letter. samuel from new york wrote h

roger as well as james cavanaugh. former atf agent, from the reporting that you are hearing from michael and the possible links if this you tube account is indeed linked to one of the suspects, what's your reaction to that? are you there? >> i'm here. >> what would your reaction be to the report about a link to the you tube account showing international ties to militant groups here? >> it's important information for the commander who are handling the barricade situation that we are watching and the negotiators that are probably going to be dealing with him and may be talking with him right now. to have an idea of where they are coming from from the family members in the washington area maybe from his father and anybody who knew him and the carjack citizen and they will try to get a dialogue going with him and see what he is trying to do. when people get into the modes of they are going to blow up public places, they have a reason for it. it may not make sense to the rest of us, but it makes sense to them. they are goi

james kundra ball over. this is porridge or soup or i don't know what exactly to call it it doesn't matter. we just need to eat it up with food we eat out here needs to be filling with lots of calories so you have plenty of energy. for the well that's gone up at seat tube a. little bit wanted and some for me. so how is it. i'm one of. surprising me that anything about ate out as much but. i was completely exhausted and with darkness closing in i was ready to crawl into my sleeping bag and just hope that alexei didn't smoke too much. choose your language. itself and. choose the concerns you. choose the opinions that you think great to. choose the stories that impact your life choose access to your. download the official ati application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from matson if you're away from your television call it just doesn't matter how would your mobile device if you could watch ati anytime anywhere. about international airport in the very heart of moscow. wi

bank of james check this place out. it's very interesting because it is here about the russians german troops operating in the mountains that was during world war two otherwise known in this country is the great patriotic war. the germans were aiming to break through to the black sea and seize its oil deposits there. the fighting in the mountains was a tough job considering the local terrain around us. that there weren't any tourist routes back them. and nearby was some considerably older landmarks. or the you more these stone structures might well date back a thousand years people began breeding lifestyle keir an attempt century shepherds use these structures as shelters if these twelve ruins are anything to go by and doesn't shepherds would stay here at a time while their animals graced up in the mountains or. as we move forward into the mists we passed on the travellers making their way towards camp and they told us we were close to an oasis. you can swim here. thinking about having a swim. every weather was better g

ok, james. ha ha! let's see the money in your round one. ok, computer, please randomize the money. now that that's all hidden, here are the categories to your questions. computer, please randomize the questions. and now that everything is all shuffled, are you ready? >> i'm ready. meredith: audience, are you ready? [cheering and applause] then let's play "millionaire." ok, james. which of these phrases was famously used as a battle cry during the battle of san jacinto? "remember the alamo!" "don't give up the ship!" "remember the maine!" "full speed ahead!" >> ok. san jacinto's in texas, so i'll go with "a," "remember the alamo!" meredith: final? >> final answer. meredith: see? you didn't have to prepare. absolutely right. let's start building your bank, ok? gonna start you out with $500. ok, james. $500 in the bank. 13 away from a million. "space misdemeanors." after the skylab satellite fell in

she will interview both suspects, starting with james dean. >> hey, mr. dean. >> dean is only two weeks away from completing his sentence. but his release will be jeopardized if the jail discovers he's responsible for the shank and choose to file new criminal charges. >> what do you know about the weapon? >> i didn't know anything about it. >> why were you back there opening boxes? >> i wasn't back there opening boxes the only time i went back down when i was stocking freezer and i was asked to go help. >> who asked you? >> a c.o. i had an inmate that's incarcerated with me in there, gary valentine, he's the one that found it and didn't think of it and tried to throw it away and the officer asked what it was and that's when it was discovered. >> how long have you been a kitchen trustee? >> roughly 70 days. >> have you had any problems down there? >> no, ma'am, i have not been any problems or any lockup, this is my first time to the hole. >> anything else you would like to tell me. >> i wouldn't jeopardize myself to have anything in my possession or in my

jenna: james, thank you. >> reporter: thank you.rth korea has made so many threats recently it's almost hard to keep track. by our count there were more than 11 in the month of march alone. the most recent coming on march 30th when the north warned that any squirm i shall with the united states or south korea will, quote, develop into an all out war a nuclear war. on march 7th pyongyang created the united states with a preemptive nuclear attacks to destroy the strongholds of the aggressors that apparently based on the belief that washington is pushing to start a nuclear war against the north. as you probably know the threats intensified in the wake of the north's third nuclear testing in february. let's talk about it all with bret baier the anchor of special report who joins us now. how is everyone in washington assessing this seemingly new-found belligerence on the part of the north korean as, b ret. >> i think they are taking it seriously judging by some of the reaction from lawmakers, and also from the administration, that this i

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james good to see it today this is an exclusive group only seven nations and if you think north korea will be allowed to join it. well i mean the question is whether or not that anyone has the right to say whether or not they are allowed to be a part of this exclusive club and i think what we have to understand right now is that north korea is calling out these other nations on the nuclear hypocrisy that's been hardwired into international relations for a long time now and if you look at the actual statement that was made they said for example our position is clear never dream of denuclearization on the korean produce peninsula before denuclearization of the world is realized but james i'm sorry james we're already seeing china china's already jumped in to say that in no way will it except a nuclear armed pyongyang yang are you buying it. i think that what china is doing is trying to defuse a situation that could spill over into military conflict that would obviously be disastrous for china's policies in the region because if in the event of north korea a government falling being topp

james. >> thank you, janu. >> the future hall of the n.b.a.gs may not be settled this month with owners facing a difficult choice between a move to seattle or the team staying in sacramento. the commissioner of the nba says the vote in two weeks may be delayed. >> a seattle group has a pending agreement with the family to buy 65% of the team and move it to seattle. sacramento has put together its own group to make a competing bid. both sides make a presentation to committee owners. they do not know when a decision will be made we will keep an eye on that. >> bay area baseball. >> the giants beat the los angeles dodgers last night but they d not get much help from tim lincecum. he walked seven and gave the dodgers to on her runs and three hits. matching a career worse. still pablo sandoval and hunter pence homered to lead a desire to a 5-3 victory. home opener is tomorrow afternoon against the cardinals. >> now the athletic jed low rie and chris young his back-to-back home runs in the seventh inning last night, held in the athletics beat the se

. >> james, what's the biggest mistake parents make when dealing with problem behavior? >> in my opinion, the biggest mistake is parents not drawing the line and saying, "this is not gonna be acceptable, and we're not going any further until we deal with this." look, let's say that you wanted to train a kid to be disrespectful. let's say you wanted to train a kid to be obnoxious. what would you do? well, you'd tell him he had to do things, and then you'd let him not do it. you'd tell him that he has responsibilities, then you'd do it for him. you'd tell him he had to get up for school, then you'd wake him up five times a day. you'd tell him that he can't talk to you disrespectfully, but then you'd scream at him when he does so that you wind up apologizing, and what a kid would learn from you then is that it's okay to be obnoxious it's okay to be disrespectful, and without knowing it that's what parents do-- they train their kids to be disrespectful, they train their kids that it's okay to be obnoxious. i'll tell you something, having a kid with behavior problems is proba

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. >> you forgot about james poke. >> more like james k-y poke. >> a street was named after james poke. >> and the term poking comes from james k. poke. stop it! we have young kids watching this show. you should do your part. >> no, i don't want to do any part in anything. >> what about this part? >> shall we take a break? i think we're running out of time. if you have a video of your animal doing something educational, go to foxnews.com/redeye. put on a video. we might use it or we might just ignore it. that's what we tend to do because we're lazy. coming up, andrew levy. what a jerk that guy is. >>> welcome back. i'm very excited about half time. hope you can try to dekeep it alive. >> keep it down, please. the show is a little too wild. >>> flight diverted after parents complained about the movie. they were showing "alex cross," a pg-13 detective movie. it's totally appropriate they were showing a pg-13 movie. airlines don't follow the rating system. >> good to know. >> don't be sarcastic. >> i'm just saying, i have incredible information that i want to share. do you know, this broo

here's jamee with traffic. >> good morning.ng up to the beltway is not a problem out of newington. just on informing. seeing delays growing to 3 aquia and now between quantico, oh, dumphries. heavy traffic with it crashed on the left side. heavyt quantico area, traffic. the beltway looks good so far in maryland. 355 has wrapped up road work just about on 355 near n.i.h. back to you. >> thank you. we continue to monitor rising tensions in north korea as the no. celebrates the birthday of its founder. the u.s. and other countries are watching to see if north korea will launch a missile. >> john gonzalez as the latest. >> secretary of state john kerry heads home today after a three days in south korea, china, and japan. the goal of the trip was to insure commitments from these countries to keep north korea from pursuing its nuclear goals. he said the action has wide reaching consequences. in addition to keeping north korea from creating nuclear weapons, he holds the neighboring countries will get that nation back to the negotiatin

james. >> thank you janu 4:32 . the labor day weekend opening of the news bad of the bay bridge may be delayed. officials are trying to find a solution to deal with the bolt s that snap on the new eastern span. they say the reason for the hold up their try to figure out how to fix the problem bolts and there's still no solution. but even with bad bolts caltran say, the news bad as they for the card one. so the new bridge span might be open on time even with those bad bolts still in place. opening weekend celebration plans include a walk and bike ride across the newsstand and as of now, those planted not been cancelled. >> a man was arrested on a bart train yesterday during the height of the morning commute. bart police received reports of altercation between two passengers just before 8:00 a.m. on pleasant hill station. the man you see 30 year-old zachary mccabe was setting up two seats on the train when a man asking to move. mccabe then became aggressive in nearby female passenger intervene using a stun gun to subd

james. >> thank you erica. onto our top story.egion of calaveras counties are locked down this morning after a mysterious intruder sstabbed and 8 year-old girl in our home or the weekend. a young girl, 8 year-old leila fowler was at her valley springs home on saturday which was fatally stabbed during an apparent break in. law enforcement is one of the increased outsider elementary school in all round a small town. off the press conference was held last night and valley springs. so far no one is the rest of a party division of a description of the suspect but no one has been able to identify him. >> we use the term intruder, power dispatcher did. he briefly follow the person until person left the house. that is when he went to check on his sister. there was a second witness that live in neighborhoods that saw someone with a similar description running in a different direction at that time. >> the cause of death was listed by the medical examiner as shock at hemorrhage due to stabbing. we also want to report that members of the cala

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