are murder is therefore they're a class of serial killers and i think ben bernanke you might be john wayne gacy tony wayne gacy the killer clown really very. good the clown charitable events and perform for children and he ended up actually. using that as a cover to murder thirty three children john wayne gacy to show up at the kids' show writing stars like there was only one animal and while he'd be out there going to get to the backyard this is ben bernanke this is the us dollar absolutely this is going to act as contributions to society this information was just part of the small software this is the bailout money call this is the fastest this is going to close. let's look at something that is zero hedge found a correlation that might or not might not prove mark foggers assertion ninety one point three percent correlation between food stamp usage and the s. and p. or how wealth effect equals poverty effect so you see the white line in this chart that's food stamp usage the increase in the united states since two thousand and nine and the yellow line is the s. and p. . oh yeah well that'

using that as a cover to murder thirty three children john wayne gacy to show up at the kids' show right he stars take it all with an animal and meanwhile he will be out there murdering the kids in the back yard this is ben bernanke this is the worst call absolutely this is going back to its contribution to society this situation because that's part of the small soft well this is the bailout money call this is a discussion of the fact that this is part of. the monetary policy let's look at something that zero hedge found a correlation that might or not might not prove mark foggers assertion ninety one point three percent correlation between food stamp usage and s.m.p. or how well the fact equals poverty effect so you see the white line in this chart that's food stamp usage the increase in the united states since two thousand and nine and the yellow line is the s. and p. why. oh yeah well that's right there's a correlation there because they are creating an artificial rally in stocks that will result in a huge catastrophic twenty to thirty percent collapse in one day as it does every six

. >>> finally, john wayne's iconic eye patch from 1969's "true grit" is going up for auction. other items for auction, wayne's cap and boots, his driver's license, passport and am ex card. so i guess his family got their inheritance and they want to give the fan as chance to open a piece of the duke. >> and father's day is not far away. could you get something for your dad. >> do you want to lend me some money? >> i'll lend you my american express card. >> perfect. >>> this comes to us from denver, colorado, where doing the right thing was the only columbus option for one boy who made a sparkling discovery. the 12-year-old was walking along the street when he found a diamond and ruby ring. fighting off dreams of cashing in on his lucky find, he instead elected to turn in the $2,000 ring to police. the owner hasn't claimed it yet, but she will be able to thanks to the kid who cared enough to hand over what wasn't his. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> a festival in china draws in noise every year to see

comanches or something that in john wayne movies was code for the zero or we are in trouble now. that is the comanche era. i was pretty much what it was so what happened was tom a so that is what set off my interest. then i went back and it all the normal things you would do if you are a comanche. beyond that it was about a yankee's love affair with the state of texas. when i was time beer chief i traveled all of the state. when i was a writer in texas monthly i traveled all over the state. i heard comanche stories. i love the plains. wheelan texas love it and we'll look forward to getting assignments where you have to go to amarillo or lubbock. i know that sounds kind of strange. [laughter] that it was true. , so it was a bit of just understanding that what the plains were and what a plains indian was and to me it was all -- and i think a lot of that comes to the book, this oh wow the yankees learned some stuff about the state's idea and i think that informed a lot of the book because none of this is normal to me. it is like wow. >> coming up next on the key school in annapolis

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there i am standing there, and you can see my john wayne pistol. >> bergman: minyard's exploits helped win him re-election. >> ...no food and no water. >> bergman: you're the elected coroner. >> yes. >> bergman: and you've been elected how many times? >> ten. >> bergman: ten times? >> ten four-year terms. >> bergman: well, you're a politician. >> oh, don't call me a politician. i don't think i'm a politician. i'm more of a community servant. >> bergman: but you're not a forensic pathologist. >> no, no. no, i was in obgyn practice before i became coroner. i have five forensic pathologists who work for me. >> bergman: but it's coroner minyard who interprets his pathologists' findings, and he decides whether or not a death is a homicide. and some of those decisions have been very controversial. take the case of adolph archie. >> red alert! red alert! officer shot. >> officer shot! >> bergman: 20 years ago, adolph archie fled after killing a police officer. >> suspect is going from la salle to chartres on foot. >> bergman: when the police captured archie, an ominous message came over the r

comanches that are something in john wayne movies was code for, uh-oh. [laughter] oh, we're in trouble now, that's a comanche arrow. so what happened was that's what set off my interest. and then i did all the normal things you would do if you're interested in comanches. beyond that, though, it was really about, i think, a yankee's love affair with the state of texas. when i was time bureau chief, i traveled all over the state, when i was a writer at texas monthly, i traveled all over the state. we all at texas monthly, we all looked forward to getting assignments where you had to go to amarillo or lubbock. [laughter] i know that sounds strange, but it was true. [laughter] >> [inaudible] they love you equally. >> so it was a bit of just understanding that what the plains were and what a plains indian was. and to me it was all -- and i think a lot of that comes through the book, this kind of oh, wow, the yankee's learning some stuff about the idea. and i think that informs a lot of the book because none of this is normal to me. it was like, wow. >> up nex

and i, i mean, i john wayned it so that i never let anybody know about it, and i discovered that if you drove your body hard, when you did that, you couldn't think, and that lack of thinking, as you punished your body and drove yourself, was amazingly pleasant. >> other people, when they have... when their life is at a difficult spot, turn to drugs or drink or credit cards. i go to the mountains. that's always worked for me. >> as long as i, or human beings, believe that by doing something, the world is going to change; by doing this, i'm going to be more happy; by doing that, i'm going to be more successful; by doing this, people are going to love me more-- then i think there will be this fantastic drive behind it. >> now that we could see the summit, you're just pulled in. you've gone so far up the mountain, you've come so far from home, and you've spent six months preparing for this goal. there's no way you're going to turn around unless things are really going south. >> narrator: they'd been climbing hard since midnight. it's vital to get to the summit and back to the camp four befo

john and wayne with the kcbs phone force first alerted us to this.u are heading to the lower deck of the bridge we have problems -- sounds like a smaller fender-bender approaching treasure island. one lane blocked but it's actually not causing any big delays. and upper deck traffic gets by into san francisco just fine once you get past the tunnel. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it can just drive you crazy. you're circling around trying to find a place to park here in san francisco. starting today, you wouldn't have to. the city is using sensors and smartmeters to give realtime parking information to several neighborhoods. drives can now log on to sfparks.org or get a new phone app and later this year, drives can pay on their phone or online instead of having to go all the way back to the meter to put money in the meter. you can even get a text message before it expires. pretty cool. >>> new city audit comes down hard on san jose's disability retirement program for police and the firefighters. kcbs radio's matt bigler explains some say it's too easy f

it was kind of like john wayne. and he headed south at 3 kilometers an hour. sure enough, when the sun came up over baramcha, we were able to execute that plan on time and very successfully. i do not want to say for the want of a lance corporal, that could have been a very long morning for me. i had the 215th corps in my zone. we got there. they had concentrated on raising infantry units. they had three brigades. they were spread out over the battlefield. our forces were partnered at every level with our afghan partners. we are going to work with them very closely. they had a high ua rate. we found that afghan soldiers go over the hill for the same reason american soldiers do. they are not getting paid very well. they decide there's a better living to be made somewhere else. we worked with them to get their pastry. as amazing as it sounds, an afghan soldier gets paid by electronic means. he does not get cash. it is transferred to his bank account. he has a plastic card just like we all have. that was the problem. so i am working with the banking industry, we w

it was kind of like john wayne. and he headed south at 3 kilometers an hour. sure enough, when the sun came up over baramcha, we were able to execute that plan on time and very successfully. i do not want to say for the want of a lance corporal, that could have been a very long morning for me. i had the 215th corps in my zone. we got there. they had concentrated on raising infantry units. they had three brigades. they were spread out over the battlefield. our forces were partnered at every level with our afghan partners. we are going to work with them very closely. they had a high ua rate. we found that afghan soldiers go over the hill for the same reason american soldiers do. they are not getting paid very well. they decide there's a better living to be made somewhere else. we worked with them to get their pastry. as amazing as it sounds, an afghan soldier gets paid by electronic means. he does not get cash. it is transferred to his bank account. he has a plastic card just like we all have. that was the problem. so i am working with the banking industry, we w

john ford and the great directors because all the hateful images he did of native american law and john wayne trying to fix up the last film, i forgot the name of it, but so then there's world war ii book out, it's the nazis. we kick the nazi's ass, who is next? the russians. the union blows up. we need a bad guy. 9/11 happens, and boom. you look at every film out since 9/11, it's not the russians anymore, it's the terrorists. it's like muslim equals terrorist. you look at all these hollywood films, it comes down the new boogeyman is the muslim. >> this describes our culture what you described over time in >> no. the american people are being fed this stuff. they are being fed this stuff. i was thinking when france want to come in, the idiots say no longer french fries or french toast? freedom fries, freedom toast, and they are crazy. [laughter] we're gullible as a people, and you tell the lie long enough and loud enough, people believe it. that's this whole donald trump thing. you know, he's going to keep pounding on it and pounding on it until you have half the country believing it that the

john ford and the great directors because all the hateful images he did of native american law and john wayneame of it, but so then there's world war ii book out, it's the nazis. we kick the nazi's ass, who is next? the russians. the union blows up. we need a bad guy. 9/11 happens, and boom. you look at every film out since 9/11, it's not the russians anymore, it's the terrorists. it's like muslim equals terrorist. you look at all these hollywood films, it comes down the new boogeyman is the muslim. >> this describes our culture what you described over time in >> no. the american people are being fed this stuff. they are being fed this stuff. i was thinking when france want to come in, the idiots say no longer french fries or french toast? freedom fries, freedom toast, and they are crazy. [laughter] we're gullible as a people, and you tell the lie long enough and loud enough, people believe it. that's this whole donald trump thing. you know, he's going to keep pounding on it and pounding on it until you have half the country believing it that the president was not born as an more than citizen

john ford and the great directors because all the hateful images he did of native american law and john wayne trying to fix up the last film, i forgot the name of it, but so then there's world war ii book out, it's the nazis. we kick the nazi's ass, who is next? the russians. the union blows up. we need a bad guy. 9/11 happens, and boom. you look at every film out since 9/11, it's not the russians anymore, it's the terrorists. it's like muslim equals terrorist. you look at all these hollywood films, it comes down the new boogeyman is the muslim. >> this describes our culture what you described over time in >> no. the american people are being fed this stuff. they are being fed this stuff. i was thinking when france want to come in, the idiots say no longer french fries or french toast? freedom fries, freedom toast, and they are crazy. [laughter] we're gullible as a people, and you tell the lie long enough and loud enough, people believe it. that's this whole donald trump thing. you know, he's going to keep pounding on it and pounding on it until you have half the country believing it that the

john ford and the great directors because all the hateful images he did of native american law and john wayne trying to fix up the last film, i forgot the name of it, but so then there's world war ii book out, it's the nazis. we kick the nazi's ass, who is next? the russians. the union blows up. we need a b guy. 9/11 happens, and boom. you look at every film out since 9/11, it's not the russians anymore, it's the terrorists. it's like muslim equals terrorist. you look at all these hollywood films, it comes down the new boogeyman is the muslim. >> this describes our culture what you described over time in >> no. the american people are being fed this stuff. they are being fed this stuff. i was thinking when france want to come in, the idiots say no longer french fries or french toast? freedom fries, freedom toast, and they are crazy. [laughter] we're gullible as a people, and you tell the lie long enough and loud enough, people believe it. that's this whole donald trump thing. you kw, he's going to keep pounding on it and pounding on it until you have half the country believing it that the pre

wayne. frank somerville is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. you hear about it all the time. the san andres fault. tonight scientists say it's moving. science editor john fowler is live now on how this could affect the site of future earthquakes. john. >> reporter: i'm currently on the hayward that soon could