bucley, jr., john wayne, and many others who decliered themselves conservative in the post war years, his most significant role, instigator of the movement and participates in the founding of national review in the 50s and dies in 19 # 6 is #. his career is more important. >> did lionel and chambers remain friends and in contact? >> yes. even when chambers was a spy, the two had lunch at a vegetarian restaurant in new york city, and they were aware of each other. i think after the early 1920s, they were not really friends, but the intriguing details for me, at least, in 1947, exactly the moment the case begins in public life, trilling publishing a novel called "the journey," and it's clear one of the characters in the book is based on whittaker chambers. he appears in fiction, the public sphere at the exact same moments, and trilling uses chambers to be a symbol for the infatuation with communism, move away from communism, and also as a lens of looking at america's society in the 1940s, where things are going to go and what direction do they travel. the most interesting historical poi

carey grant and john wayne, they are actors. we put on this idea that they are tough.gone so far that the ago a teres believe it themselves and so you have this. i would rather watch -- i am drawing a blank. >> lee marvin. >> russell crowe. >> lee marvin. >> do you remember "paint your wagon"? the musical? it was great. i lost track. who would you rather sleep with ven -- vin diesel or jonah hill? >> let's get over to the other two people. i will go to joe app. would you rather see a jonah hill or zaz-efron. >> i would rather see daniel day-lewis. favorite film and actor i would rather win an oscar doing incredible things like that. then you wonder do people love you for you or your body. >> would never leave you. >> he needs me. >> that's why you are dating inmates now, right? >> yeah, but they don't know about each other. >> andy, chest hair, gone. >> yeah. >> are you okay with that a? >> apparently there is something with working out that causes your chest hair to fall out. >> i believe it is called waxing. >> i love the article. the writer says it is really hard to

the revived investigation into john wayne gacy's killing spree, has helped solve another *unrelated murder case. edward beaudion was originally thought to be one of eight unidentified victims of gacy, after his disappearance in 1978. his body turned up in a forest preserve six years ago. instead, investigators say (bo-de-on) was killd by a man from missouri, who has since died. the chicago board of education voted to privatize three more under-performing schools in its turnaround effort. gresham, mcnair and dvorak elementary schools will be taken over by the "academy for urban school leadership" next year. the entire staff will be fired and replaced. a onetime top aide to former cook county board president todd stroger is going to prison. carla oglesby was sentenced today to six and a half years behind bars for corruption yesterday. she was convicted of stealing more than 300-thousand dollars in public funds. prosecutors say she took kickbacks in cash-stuffed envelopes for steering contracts to the firms of friends. authorities say she was careful to award contracts just under the 25-thous

and he is accused of killing a man whose body was found in a ditch. >>> say iing john wayne gass gar er that happened 40 years ago. at the time, he lived a few miles from john way in gacy, the man who lured more than 30 young boys to his home during the 1960s and '70s. police say he raped, strangled and murdered his victims. gacy was executed in 1994. dna evidence shows he did not kill this 22-year-old man. now, investigators say they know who did it. mike tobin with the news live for us in chicago. explain what brought this case to a close. >> reporter: you know, shep, only the gacy case cut through decades of ineffective work by the police and medical examiners. he con ffessed and took police the forest where he dumped the body but never found the body and he went free. and the clothes went to an evidence locker. thousands of missing young men submitted dna to the county sheriff's departments and the remains were matched. >> the dna would have been in the system. the family's match would have occurred back then. if he was alive we would have been able to go after him at that time. w

. >>> jerry lewis joined the ranks of marilyn monroe, john wayne and bob hope at a hand and footprint ceremony at hollywood's chinese theater. >>> and captain america star anthony mackie got in a little bit of trouble for signing some posters of his character. what was the big deal? here is the situation, he was at a michaels craft store and then he spotted the posters on sale. so he thought it would be fun to autograph them. well, the store's manager wasn't into it. disappointed. and threatened it call the police on him for defacing the items. so mackie bought 95 signed posters of himself. did the manager not know who he was? >> first, why at michaels? why is michaels selling captain america posters. >> on sale? >> the whole thing is just fascinating. >> makes it easy to buy all 95 of them if they're on sale, right? i'm frances rivera. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day here on nbc. >>> leading the news on nbc news.com, opponents carve anti-pipeline message into field. the 80 acre art work inraska reads heartland #no kxl, protefpr protesting the proposed

. >>> investigation of chicago serial killer john wayne gacy. unrelated crime police say it helped solve. >>> a little boy giving back in a big way. what inspired him to use his personal savings for a program aimed at saving lives. jon: new info for you now in a double-murder case we've been following out of minnesota. the jury in the byron smith murder trial, listening to chilling audio recordings of the moments he shot and killed two teenagers inside of his home. smith claims it was self-defense. garrett tenney has that. he is live in chicago for us. garrett. >> reporter: jon, these audio recordings are a key part of the prosecution's case that byron smith, that he wasn't, someone who was just trying to defend himself, but was a vigilante out there to serve justice on his own terms. the jury listened intently to the audio recordings. you can hear in them the sound of shattering glass as 17-year-old nick brady broke a window of smith's home. the 65-year-old was sitting in his basement and could hear the footsteps of the intruder walking around

that's crossed into john wayne film. he's a complete your training team couple and joins us now by sky. john what more can you tell us about the circumstances of this attack the idea basically the district police chief these aren't has indeed confirmed that three american health workers were killed another two were wounded when an afghan police officer opened fire. today inside the to children's hospital in western kabul. with a more intensive than guard responsible. i know it's only clear that he is from eastern afghanistan. but the interior ministry's open investigation now. ok the afghan capital has seen a spate of attacks on foreign civilians in twenty fourteen the very worrying trend as coalition troops prepare to withdraw into the air yes it is in fact there is an attack in january that left twenty one dead when militants attacked a. a popular restaurant in kabul. and ended in march some gun and slipped into a popular hotel and opened fire killing. in nearly a dozen people and then earlier this month in april. two a

john wayne. when we were the white hat. without forgiveness to all people. as always he was trying to spread freedom and democracy they barely know. yesterday will be the ultimate determinant for the new iraq war is due to my story. ethan and for so many soldiers suffering from post war stress the future is far and fast is too much to cope with reporting from wichita kansas meghan well as our tea the more i'm joined now in the studio next week and has conducted an interview with the third quarter. after watching this interview especially on the back complex just a card for her second time on mental health issues in the military. it's very striking when he sang about how they're dealt with what are we looking at its after after you have this interview is and what you feel when looking at us she's in the military has also been talking about ethan situation personally i'm in panic and some of the larger numbers here. so is faulty and you know obviously he's still in a very tough place even years after being outside of iraq in being away from their environment h

second man now charged in the murder and disappearance of a tennessee nursing student. 39-year-old john wayne autry is charged with kidnapping and murder in the disappearance of holly volgo from her home. she was reportedly a long time friend of zachary adams arrested last month on the same kidnapping charges. her body has never been found. the appeals court says they convicted and former boyfriend of murdering partly because there was evidence showing more than one person killed the student. she was convicted 5 years ago but it was turned over on appeal before the appeals court reaffirmed the conviction in january. >> an al qaeda terrorist says he went out of an attack because he was scared. he says the reason didn't go through with the shoe bombing plot on board the flight since 2001 is since he was afraid. he previously testified his parents persuaded him to quit. >> this assault rifle may be on the top of redskins fans wish list but the nfl says no way. the national football league is investigating this thophoto tak with an assault rifle at the capital gun show. it does not have a stance

. >> i thought it was john wayne gacey. >> the only thing about ronald mcdonald. the shoe size. >> yeah, well, we know what she likes. all right nothing better than a clown -- coming up, that will be beeped out. tail. take off his shirt to show me his third nipple. first, clamasses to his half allegation z are they full of water or full of crap? true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built for business. >>> should you mate within your race? it's time for is this racist? >> there we go. all right the dating site ok cupid allows users to search for a mate based on responses to certain questions like would you date someone shorter than you. the one question caught the eye of course, a writer, anyway, would you strongly prefer to go ou

one of john wayne's role was to play sergeant striker in the move "sands of iwo jima." sergeant striker in that movie had a memorable phrase: life is tough, but it's tougher if you're stupid. well, we have all the information in front of us that we need to avoid being stupid. collectively, that is what we are being. like those captains, knowing of what is bearing down on us, we somehow are unable to take the action that will protect us, that will protect our country, that will protect our children and future generations. there is really no better way to describe it than through the words of sergeant striker. "life is tough, but it's tougher if you're stupid." it's time to wake up. i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. reid: is the senate in a quorum call? the presiding officer: it is. mr. reid: ask unanimous consent it be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 574. the presiding

we have just learned that burbank airport and john wayne airport, no departures at the moment.g las vegas and complete stop at the moment for all departures out of there. we don't know when it's going to be fixed but told there will be no departures until the problem is fixed. it's not the first time it happened but never a good time. >> got your first move tomorrow when we come back. stay tuned. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ latte or au lait? cozy or cool? "meow" or "woof"? exactly the way you want it ... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the all-new sleep number classic series. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. starting at just $699.99 for a queen mattress. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sle

john wayne gacy, convicted of murdering 33 young men and boys in the late 1970s, and richard speck, convicted for the murder of eight student nurses in 1966, were both condemned to die in stateville's execution chamber. speck died of a heart attack in 1991. gacy was executed by lethal injection in 1994. the last execution to occur at stateville took place in 1998. since then, all illinois state executions occur in a different maximum security facility. with such a high concentration of violent criminals in the prison population, it was only natural that the violence would continue within the walls of stateville. over the years, a number of incidents occurred that still reverberate among the old-timers today. >> in the old days we had quite a bit of violence here. you got up in the morning, you'd take a couple of magazines, go out and carry your shank wherever you want. you didn't know what was going to happen. who you was going to fight. there was always trouble. >> i've been up here 11 years. the majority of the holes that you see around us are mine. i've seen officers beat up. i've seen inm

. >> i thought it was john wayne gacey. >> the only thing about ronald mcdonald. the shoe size. >> yeah, well, we know what she likes. all right nothing better than a clown -- coming up, that will be beeped out. tail. take off his shirt to show me his third nipple. first, clamasses to his half allegation z are they full of water or full of crap? what are you doing? there's no dip in that bowl. they're new pringles tortillas. so good, they don't need dip. mmmm... not bad, right? i'll have some more! that's a double dip! you... double dipped... new pringles tortillas. you dip 'em or don't. pringles! myso i asked her how i isaved fifteen percent on car insurance in just fifteen minutes. (laughter) "idk?" what does that mean? "i don't know." and i'm the one who's out of touch. lol. fifteen minutes for a quote is out of touch. with esurance, seven and a half minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front

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. >> it sounds like something out of a john wayne movie. it's a story playing out in colorado. when andy and cei barrie bought ten eric's in the -- ten acres they thought they bought a bit of heaven. the land is an island of private property surrounded by the white river national forrest and they are about to lose it. the u.s. forrest didn't want them using their vehicle on the road. >> the barries ask them to give them permission to use the road. instead, the county -- >> i don't even feel like this is america. >> the barries feel like they were out of the process and some things haven't made any sense. like the county citing the cabin f , it has no electricity or running water. >> they fill out a form to do their stuff and kem. >> fox news approached summit county which declined an interview. in a statement it says both parties conducted negotiations. we are optimistic that a resolution will be reached within a matter of weeks if not days. >> the county defended its position earlier this year saying it only filed em nent domain actions twice in 20 years. >> abortion clinics i

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for ronald reagan, john wayne and many others who declared themselves conservative in the postwar years. that is his most significant role as an early instigator of the conservative intellectual movement and participate in the founding of "national review" in 1950s and dies in 1961. his career is politically speaking more important. >> host: did lionel trilling and whittaker chambers remain friends and in contact throughout their lives? >> yes. even when chambers was a spy they had lunch at a restaurant in new york city and were aware of each other. in the 1920s they were not really friends but the intriguing detail for me is 1947 the moment his case is beginning in public life lionel trilling published a novel called the middle of the journey ended is clear one of the characters in the book is based on whittaker chambers. whittaker chambers appears in fiction and in the public sphere at the same moment and lionel trilling users and as a symbol for the infatuation with communism, moved away from communism and as a lens for looking at american society in the 1940s. the most interesting h

if john wayne gacy said murder is wrong, it is wrong.t into the context. >> we get into this game it is not racist if somebody is saying it -- >> i'm not a big fan of bill mama maher's, i always stood up for his right to free speech, everybody wants to fire colbert, fire your husband, i'm sick of it. we have to be able to get to the point where people make a mistake and move on. >> people can have an opinion, i can sit at home and say it was preposterous, i don't agree. >> she is right. it is a problem that is endemic for cities. >> what does it mean when saturday night live is making this much fun of obamacare. >> i think if you trust mara she will get you at least ten million sign-ups. >> what do we need to do? >> i don't think that we should do this. and -- >> three, two, one. okay, got it. let's bring in kim kardashian, dressed like princess elsa, and -- >> this is melanie. >> now, for this next video, we can't to see them dancing. all right, hit it! >> okay, i don't know. i don't think we should -- this is sending out the wrong mess

john wayne mitchell is the grandson of the great irish teacher, john mitchell. but john ray mitchell is not your house with your dear. he went to florida. what does that tie you? but he was an accomplished lawyer. he was a reformer. he was elected mayor in 1913 as voters were frankly repulse by the impeachment of governor. he was elected in probably as i say in my book, engaged in first class efficient the answer class politics. he sort of held himself above his fellow irish catholics. it's too hard to get into, but in essence the crack and on some catholic and the two nations, involved in school controversy. so he was probably the most popular figure in new york and subsequently lost his reelection to tammany in 1972 and this sounds like a joke, but it's not. he was going on a training mission and actually thought of his plane. some people actually think of a suicide. so mitchell sort of disappeared in city history after that. laguardia was a different story. she was a reformer's dream come true. i she spoke italian he looked like lou costello. you know, he loo

putin is so manly, i makes john wayne look like screech.is whether or not we should invade a nation that has not attacked us, i like a leader who knows humans don't have a brain in their gut. i also would love it if a party that wraps itself in patriotism as if it has a cornerstone in that value can explain how drooling over another nation's leader squares are its pay t patriotism. but it sounds as if the gop has found their man. maybe they will change their tune on immigration so he can quickly move here and throw position in the ripping and push the constitutional amount that says you have to be born here. i have a slogan. y putin 2016, so manly, he makes republicans look like democrats. i have a slogan. putin 2016, so manly, he makes republicans look like democrats. i have a slogan. putin 2016, so manly, he makes republicans look like democrats. that does it for the cycle. now with alex wagner starts now. >>> kathleen sebelius says if she could take something with her when she leave, it would be all the animosity. we will probably have t

mean, just compare pictures of john paul ii in october 1978 when this swashbuckling man's man, john wayne bursts upon the global stage and took the world by storm, versus that frail, elderly man in his twilight. it wasn't just the years and the parkinson's disease, it was the physical toll of the job. you can see the same thing on the 87-year-old pope benedict xvi today. obviously frail, obviously weak, although the lights are certainly still all on in terms of his intellectual capacity. we both talked to people who have been in to see benedict in the monastery on vatican grounds where he's living, who will tell you he remains incredibly sharp, incredibly lucid. but obviously, the job also took its toll on him. >> yes, and i visited him myself there and was able to take a walk with him in the gardens, and i saw for myself that he, yes, absolutely still completely intellectually alive, very much so. we see that he's written even articles to italian papers. he likes to respond to people that ask him questions about his books and so on. but certainly, physically -- and he was never the hail

. >> [indiscernible] >> right, which i sometimes call the john wayne theory of the constitution. and that was the beginning of the end of everything. [laughter] >> and that part of the world ended in 1964. >> actually, it was the beginning of the beginning of everything. let me remind you what the world was actually like in 1954 when the magazine you've never heard of -- because i hadn't until about yesterday -- called "one" publishing l.a. -- >> oh, yeah. >> good for you. >> it was the first openly gay intellectual magazine. it was not publishing sex ads or anything like that. it had articles and short stories and it was openly gay, and the united states post office shut it down because the content was unacceptable to society. they took it off the stand and said you cannot mail it, and just for good measure, the specific issue that they had as a cover story "you can't say that" about the censorship policies of the government. that is what they were doing. there was no reasoning at all and the supreme court struck down with the postmaster general had done, creating a wide-open fi

una mezcla de todo, su abuelo fue gran gran actor de estados unidos, en la Época de john wayne.>> luis, dentro de toda la tragedia, su familia realmente se cuenta entre los que de alguna forma u otra, pues se salvaron. a pesar que su hijo sufriÓ quemaduras de segundo grado en el brazo y rostro y rotura de timpanos y oÍdos, Él estÁ con vida. cÓmo lo ve a Él sabiendo lo que le tocÓ vivir en doce meses en el tratamiento de recuperaciÓn. >>> satcha pretto, yo le digo, definitivamente nosotros, nos ponemos de rodillas, y le damos gracias al seÑor, que las heridas que recibiÓ david solo fueron a nivel que fueron. muchas personas, directamente, inmediatamente alrededor de nosotros, sufrieron heridas graves. y muy serias. entonces, eso nosotros lo reconocemos, y le damos muchas gracias al seÑor, por haber puesto su mano en Él. de parte de david, le digo nosotros estamos extremadamente orgullosos en la manera en que Él, y la familia como nosotros movimos adelante. la parte fÍsica. el apoyo que recibiÓ de los doctores. inmediatamente despuÉs del incidente, de los consejeros que nos ayudar

bucley, jr., john wayne, and many others who decliered themselves conservative in the post war years, his most significant role, instigator of the movement and participates in the founding of national review in the 50s and dies in 19 # 6 is #. his career is more important. >> did lionel and chambers remain friends and in contact? >> yes. even when chambers was a spy, the two had lunch at a vegetarian restaurant in new york city, and they were aware of each other. i think after the early 1920s, they were not really friends, but the intriguing details for me, at least, in 1947, exactly the moment the case begins in public life, trilling publishing a novel called "the journey," and it's clear one of the characters in the book is based on whittaker chambers. he appears in fiction, the public sphere at the exact same moments, and trilling uses chambers to be a symbol for the infatuation with communism, move away from communism, and also as a lens of looking at america's society in the 1940s, where things are going to go and what direction do they travel. the most interesting historical poi

bucley, jr., john wayne, and many others who decliered themselves conservative in the post war years, his most significant role, instigator of the movement and participates in the founding of national review in the 50s and dies in 19 # 6 is #. his career is more important. >> did lionel and chambers remain friends and in contact? >> yes. even when chambers was a spy, the two had lunch at a vegetarian restaurant in new york city,

so imagine all the traffic associated with just those three airports and then throw in burbank, john waynefor good measure. this is the busiest hub of aviation in the world, in southern california. and so when l.a. center goes down, you have big trouble that will affect everything across the country. there has been ground stops all over the country as a result, but now it's coming back. >> coming back, but people planning on flying tonight, they're going to have some problems, peter. >> it's going to be challenging. and we're just getting into the evening rush out in the west coast from 4:00 on, to about 8:00 is a really prime time for planes both landing and taking off. so if the faa doesn't get this center back up and going within the next hour, there is going to be some real delays. >> have they explained, rene, what they mean by technical issues? they've had some technical. what does that mean? >> right. we've been trying to drill down on that, what does that mean. the most that we have right now is that this is a computer problem. they are not able to electronically enter information.

. >> [indiscernible] right, which i sometimes call the john wayne theory of the constitution. and that was the beginning of the end of everything. [laughter] world that part of the ended in 1964. >> actually, it was the beginning of the beginning of everything. let me remind you what the world was actually like in 1954 when the magazine you've never heard of -- because i hadn't until "one"yesterday -- called publishing l.a. -- >> oh, yeah. >> good for you. >> it was the first openly gay intellectual magazine. sex ads orpublishing anything like that. it had articles and short stories and it was openly gay, and the united states post office shut it down because the content was unacceptable to society. they took it off the stand and said you cannot mail it, and just for good measure, the specific issue that they had as a cover story "you can't say " about the censorship policies of the government. that is what they were doing. there was no reasoning at all and the supreme court struck down with the postmaster general had done, creating a wide-open field for debate of gay rights i

. >>> the investigation into 30 young men killed by john wayne gacy leading to a suburban cold case.ppeared in 1978, handed over samples of their dna to try to identify gacy's victim. turns out edwards was not among the remains. however, authorities found a forest preserve which matches remains from six years ago. >> my mom went to her grave in 2001 not knowing where my brother was. she always felt, and i did, too. that maybe one day he would come home. >> it turns out that edward was a small time crook named jerry jackson who died last year. >>> a sad note about one of the male contestants on the upcoming season of abc's "the bachelorette." 32-year-old eric hill died yesterday at a utah hospital. he was in a paragliding accident last weekend. hill was about a quarter of the way through a journey to visit 195 countries in three years. >>> scientists have released the first images of the newly rediscovered wreckage of a steamship that sank in the san fran sis sow bay 26 years ago. sonar image shows a view of the ship. it went down in 1888 after an accident with larger ship. 16 people

know because he knows hollywood he just as an historian write oh yeah i just finished the book on john wayne did the book on l.b. mayer c.b. to bill ford. you know he's really knows hollywood and we've become very good friends and so we were able to talk this out and take it down the road a bit and. yeah i did enjoy it i tell you what i had trouble with larry was letting it go i had a difficult time you know saying ok that's what we've done you know that was that was difficult for me but up next we'll talk about one of the great mysteries of his life the credible life of robert j. wife who couldn't love this life but. i married join me. in that in part and plan for harry to contribute and much. only on time passed and. so. my guess is robert j. wagner you must remember this i can't wait to read this you know i'm going through it but tonight i'm taking it home and it will not leave my bedside because this is a page turner as they say i mean this is a one. you worked with charlie sheen yes i did over the years and what was he like to work with he was great total professional do you make of all

john wayne you know we were the white house. americans are always out well we're going to try to help people as all we do was try to spread freedom and democracy the barrel of a gun history will be the ultimate determinant for how the iraq war is viewed but for ethan and for so many soldiers suffering from post war stress the future is far and past is too much to cope with reporting from wichita kansas meghan lopez r.t. . for more i'm joined now in the studio by artist megan lopez who conducted that interview with ethan mccord megan after watching this interview especially on the back of what's just occurred at fort hood for a second time mental health issues in the military it's very striking what he's saying about how they're dealt with what are we looking at after after you had this interview with him what did you feel we're looking at as far as mental health issues in the military well sort of by talking about even situation personally and then kind of getting to some of the larger numbers here so when i spoke to ethan you k

because he knows hollywood he just and his story are right oh yeah i just finished the book on john wayne did the book on l.b. mayer c.b. to bill ford. you know he's really knows hollywood and we've become very good friends and so we were able to talk this out and take it down the road a bit and. yeah i did enjoy it i tell you what i had trouble with larry was letting it go. i had a difficult time you know say ok that's what we've done a good no that was that was difficult for me but up next we'll talk about one of the great mysteries of his life the credible life for robert j. wagner who love those flood. look it was a relief very hard to take a. long look like that are exactly the make their lives. a little. look. of. i think. i would like to do it if you could you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct albus. wrong. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across cynical we've been hijacked by handful of

thank you, john rollsten and thank you, wayne slater.verybody time mike huckabee gets quoted on that, he looks like a fly. what's he doing out the there playing this game, i can seen herman cain, but huckabee has some brains. we'll be right back after this. you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. >>> let me finish tonight with this scandal affecting the one republican presidential prospect who could have given hillary quite a run in 2016. the pieces of this bridge scandal are coming together, like a jigsaw puzzle, or more like one of those old polaroid films that develop slowly, right there in front of you. we learned today of a mandatory directive to shut off mayor who is failed to play ball with the christie political operation. according to

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wayne jr.'s birthright wasn't just the ranch but the struggle to keep it. johnamazing story of the degree to which he went to save the ranch. in 2006 it was wayne hage, jr.'s turn to fight the battle that had taken up a quarter century of his father's life. in fact he soon had a new case to deal with because wayne, sr. in his final years had gradually built up a new herd of cattle but still didn't have a grazing permit. this time however when the government threatened to impound more of the hage's life stock, there was a new sheriff in time literally. >> i was informed by my deputies they were going to do a cattle seizure. >> he's been sheriff since 2003. >> they didn't have a court order and they were doing it on a signature of a bureaucrat. and i told them, i said, if you get your s.w.a.t. team we'll be face og are s.w.a.t. on the property of mr. hage to prevent you from doing any unlawful seizure. >> why did he want to put himself between the federal government and the hage family? >> because it wu illegal. it was wrong. >> the feds gave up on the idea of sei

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john and diana, we're interested as well. >> all right, coming up next. the great one's daughter causing some controversy. >> we're talking about wayne gretzky's daughter inse. looks great if you ask me. >> paulina is a not a professional golfer. she happens to be engaged to one, dustin johnson. lpga golfers who have never been on the cover say "golf digest" is just trying to sell magazines. but she still looks good. >>> all right, finally this, sky dive something fraught with danger but no one has ever recorded this kind of danger before. >> a guy skydiving in norway wearing a cam are on his head. he captures a meteorite zooming past. >> experts would watched this video say that it was a meteorite. it's called its dark flight. part of a larger stone that exploded far in space. haven't found it on the ground yet. >> jump out of a plane and see a meteorite. >> you're a bit of a conspiracy theorist. you're not sure. >> one of those we got punked, i wouldn't be surprised but our producers assure me that is the real thing. >> we want to find it first then we'll be believers. >> that guy needs to play the powerball because this is crazy coincidence. >> oh, yea

wayne owens, his mother told n.b.c. news with his multiple tours of duty, she never thought she'd die on american soil. >> then staff sergeant rodriguez, set to retire this year. >> secretary of state john kerry walking away from the table with a message for the israelis and the palestinians. plus it may be one of the worst without breaks in decades. what some parents are refusing to do, that may cause the spread of measles. 800 jobs and 300 million. a shot in the arm for the midwest from a likely source. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. it's been four weeks since malaysia airlines flight mh370 vanished with 270 people on board. planes and ships are looking for any sign of it in a wide area of the southern indian ocean. two special ships are toeing unmanned submarines, listening for pings from the flight data recorder. there's days left on the little black box. >> a set back for the push for peace in the middle east. secretary of state john kerry says the obama administration is reconsidering its role in the talks, and whether it's worth moving forward at all. >> they arrive defiant, demanding the release of palestine prisoners. almost immediately the israelis were unwilling to gi

wayne meeting since the crisis itself. kelly xbox from classmates. she expects too much on those meetings einstein in down about ten days ago when a lover of it on with john kerry. we didn't get much of herself and that they just both gave their opinions and danny see any concrete results. it's hard to expect this time round to be very different but it will also depend very much depend on what the pro union government will do right now your reaction to what's happening in the east of the house said they had made official status saying that they will um considered. they don't have taken up arms as anti they're saying the anti measures against those that do not want to say they will not stand by and not do any this time when when others were just a side taking over official buildings when they are trying to declare independence each on sale and the rush as tom does mention hasn't made a lot of warnings on tv and reading about this not to take any action to halt its top note your preparations. so i think it will really depend on what ukraine will do they have very critical decisions to make in the next couple of days they have already detained many people ov