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john wayne boyer has been sentenced to 30 years for the 2005 tennessee murder of jennifer smith. at the time of his indictment, he was already serving a murder sentence for the death of another woman. boyer is the prime suspect in the south carolina murder of michelle haggadone. her body was found behind a rest stop along interstate 20. the solicitor re-opened the case following a wis investigation. columbia police may have cracked a more than 2- year-old murder case. today, police say they've charged charles byrd junior for murder in the shooting death of a man on bailey street in november of 2013. investigators say byrd shot and killed willie gilmore after an argument at a home there. byrd is currently locked up at alvin s. glenn detention center on murder charges for a separate shooting in 2014. the longtime chief of cayce's department of public safety is announcing his retirement. today, chief charles mcnair said he will step down after nearly 16 years with the department. mcnair is a cayce native, who served with various law enforcement agencies throughout his career, includ

frank sinatra fedora and john wayne's stetson. and walt disney mouse ears. base s.e.c. o auction. it came from a collector that wants to be anonymous. well, he will mentary student out of being late to school. perhaps most rocking way possible. >> anchor: how the boss helped >> anchor: between over sleeping and missing the bus. kids have reasons for being late to school. >> anchor: but a rock legend helped him. bruceing spray steen known for late concerts noticed a sign in the crowd last week. sign said bruce i will be late for school tomorrow. please sign my note. the two fans met springsteen back stage after the show. and boss signed his note. and wrote the whole thing. his dad scott later tweeted pictures that now have 2000 likes. i wonder if the dad did this as a twimeet springsteen. your favorite artist jile make a copy of the note give it to teacher. keep the original. keep the signature. >> weather: i wish eric church did that last night. because i am sleepy after run away country. long, long day yesterday. but the weather is looking fantastic. you are heading out there. on

. >> john wayne is a councilman and a former law enforcement and the thought of seeing anyone else die here is pushing him to ask the state tore help. a lot of folks lost their lives and we want the highway department to run a safety study and survey. >> monday county council will consider a vote to ask the a safety study before coming up with a possible fix like widening a road or adding a light workers could study the number of cars, speeds the number of accidents and the severity of injuries, hazards and any other factors that make this stretch of highway a deadly one. >> if you can grab one positive then it's something to latch on to and help carry you through the negatives. >> county leaders do not know the number of the exact fatalities. they are asking the state for that information and we know that already in chester county this year there have been seven deaths up from four this time last year. michael clark wbtv on your side. >> that accident looked nasty. the meeting will take place at 7:00 p.m. councilmembers decided to meet in fort lawn instead of chester county. we will u

seconds or less to make that presentation or i would have been arrested and put in handcuffs and that john wayne was on the side backstage and he had to be held back by six security men from coming on stage and assaulting me and removing me off the stage that night because he was so enraged by what i had to say so there was a lot of pressure on me that night, a lot of things going on that people were not aware of. >> he very regretfully cannot accept this very generous award, and the reasons for this being are the treatment of american indians today by that the as i will that industry -- excuse me. [ applause ] >> i had to take a lot of beating for that, if you will, in the press, a lot of malicious gossip that followed that, but when i heard from the widow of martin luther king, coretta king, that i had done the right thing, when i heard that from caesar chavez, congratulating me, when i heard back from these two people and other native american indian leaders, i knew that i had done the right thing and all the rest didn't matter. i really think that marlon was always shocked by the lack of com

garcia: did you know that john wayne gacy painted clowns? a murdering pedophile paints clowns, and people hang them on their walls. it's creepy on so many levels.i mean, clowns-- garcia, i didn't know you had that hang-up. coulrophobia-- abnormal fear of clowns. garcia: oh, no, there is nothing abnormal about it. when i was 12, a hobo clown groped my breast at a birthday pay and made this old-timey honking noise when he did it. apparently making it funny makes it ok. were you able to find any auctions on angel maker memorabilia? oh, my vision. i found a ton. mr. maker was quite the self-promoter. he autographed everything: photos, panties, and for the discerning collector, screwdrivers. he also made these little origami figurines out of cigarette boxes, which, i hate to say, are really cute. did you pinpoint the most active collectors? that would be his overseas fans. what about local buyers who also turned up on the prison visitor log? zilch. what about sellers? high-volume broker might know a broader spectrum of fans. rcia: there is one gu

imagine like jimmy stewart and john wayne "brokeback mountain." you want me to do what? ] i'm -- i'm just saying -- give it a try. give it a try. the great jimmy stewart. >> what's your favorite movie? >> "memoirs of a geisha." the reason i love it is because she's the ultimate asian girl. she's petite and very graceful. i'm not like that. okay, i'm not -- you'll never see me like oh, i don't know. i don't know. and my favorite part of the movie is she grabs the other geisha by the hair and she says real intense, she's like, i will destroy you. and the whole crowd just cheered in the movie theater. she could say anything and i think it would sound cool. she's like pull my finger. [ laughter ] my baloney has a first name. of course, after watching the movie like that you have to have like japanese food. i refused to ever go with my dad ever again to have japanese food because he likes to speak in the food's native language. i think it's a little obnoxious. he's all loud walking in. he's like -- hello kitty. [ laughter ] >> give them all a round of applause. [ cheers and a

he also always lost his -- he called it his john wayne, which is the can opener here. so he would always have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how gritt held him if his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. and finally, in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was gary jenks. he's on the wall. so this flag and note were left on veteran's day 1992. the ten-year anniversary of the wall. and it was left by john sparks who was a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project with the library of congress which is very interesting, if you want go into the veterans history project, you can hear about his experience as a prisoner of war. but he left this flag which was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix which he made out of a toothpaste tube and the tie is from his prison uniform. and right here there's a pin for the p.o.w. m.i.a., pri

and carvey said, "it's an underlay "of mister rogers with some john wayne thrown in." which is actually a brilliant way. - that explains it. - explains the whole thing. i met him in 1998. our mutual friend michael (mumbles) and i went up to walkers point to interview him and brent scowcroft about their book on foreign policy. within an hour, i would say, i found him to be a much more complicated and interesting figure than i had appreciated walking in. - you only knew him from a remove. - sure, sure, i'd been in college when he was president. i went to (mumbles) which is downton abbey meets deliverance. (crowd laughs) - i'm sure that will go right on their web site. - yeah, right there, right there, right there. and i was a little fuzzy because i had a really good friend there. his name's jack daniels and so, the whole gulf war was a little bit of a blur for me. - hard to remember much about it. - exactly, he's a good guy though jack. so i sort of had the popular image and i realized, this man became president not because he was uncharismatic, not in spite of it but be

he also always lost his -- he called it his john wayne, which is the can opener here. so he would always have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how gritt held him if his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. and finally, in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was gary jenks. he's on the wall. so this flag and note were left on veteran's day 1992. the ten-year anniversary of the wall. and it was left by john sparks who was a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project with the library of congress which is very interesting, if you want go into the veterans history project, you can hear about his experience as a prisoner of war. but he left this flag which was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix which he made out of a toothpaste tube and the tie is from his prison uniform. and right here there's a pin for the p.o.w. m.i.a., pri

in other classic movies, like "spartacus," "the dirty dozen" and "the sons of katie elder," with john wayne. george kennedy passed away sunday. he was 91-years old. 3 ((jen a local sarasota designer is getting a big boost thank to "fuller house" star "candace cameron bure ". the actress wore a dress and a skirt from "camilyn beth" in two different one day! beth says: she was a *huge "full house" fan growing up, so to see "d-j tanner" in her designs is a dream come true. bure also told her that she would be wearing more of her designs in the future. 3 3 ((walter)) it's the last link, to a simpler time... ((jen)) but now, it looks like the final chapter for this historic bay area spot. the sweet story, after the break. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious

imagine like jimmy stewart and john wayne "brokeback mountain." you want me to do what? [ laughter ] i'm -- i'm just saying -- give it a try. give it a try. the great jimmy stewart. >> what's your favorite movie? >> "memoirs of a geisha." the reason i love it is because she's the ultimate asian girl. she's petite and very graceful. okay, i'm not -- you'll never see me like oh, i don't know. i don't know. and my favorite part of the movie is she grabs the other geisha by the hair and she says real intense, she's like, i will destroy you. and the whole crowd just cheered in the movie theater. she could say anything and i think it would sound cool. [ laughter ] my baloney has a first name. of course, after watching the movie like that you have to have like japanese food. i refused to ever go with my dad ever again to have japanese food because he likes to speak in the food's native language. i think it's a little obnoxious. he's all loud walking in. he's like -- hello kitty. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] nice job. thank you. that was a lot of fun. please come back. t

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would you rather be murder by jeffrey dahmer for john wayne casey. tedmentutum is not a solitary sport. interestingly the marco has the adoration and potential big money from nervous established mental cases it's cruz feeling the surge. marco won puerto rico on sunday, good job. >> i will not build a wall, i'll build a walkway to my brothers and sister so they can march over the border in drove. i'll make rode island a state. desi arnaz was the greatest comedic genius of all times. and ted cruz hates burritos. >> that wasn't a clear translation. but ted cruz should put him on the payroll for being such a big attack dog. bernie sanders proves he has a little magic left in that moth-ridden hat. hillary won the biggest saturday prize by taking louisiana. and the game is totally rigged in his favor. with bernie showing some life. the white stallion continues to excite pockets of voters who aren't quite satisfied in letting this be anything but a strange horse race until the very end. donald trump wants to use water boarding and maybe 10 snowboarding agai

and john wayne was on the side, backstage, and he had to be held back by six security men from coming onstage and assaulting me and removing me off the stage that night. because he was so enraged by what i had to say. so there was a lot of pressure on me that night. a lot of things going on that people were not aware. >> he very regretfully continue accept this very generous award. and the reasons for this being, the treatment of american indians today by the film industry -- excuse me -- [ applause ] [ booing ] >> i had to take a lot of beating for that, if you will, in the press. a lot of malicious gossip that followed that. but what i heard from the widow of martin luther king, correta king, that i had done the right thing. when i heard that from caesar, congratulating me, when i heard back from these two people and other native american indian leaders, i knew that i had done the right .>> we begin with another round of presidential primaries and cocaine cusses, four states up for grabs tonight. the primary spot is on michigan. it has one of the highest delegate counts in the count

the movie that john wayne made and put all of his money in it, this is a do or die state, not just winninging it big. >> nothing is decided. march 15th is one of the winner take all states start to be alligated. i think the candidates have a way they can say they can stay in the race. yes, if he doesn't win texas it's a huge problem in the southern states. banked a lot. it's aing about problem for him. i think you have a lot of people that want to keep the candidates in the race trying to hold donald trump under 50% of the delegates. charles: does that work, morgan? the flip-flop is the guys stay in the race take from each other, they don't take from donald trump? >> depends on march 15th because it's the winner take all state. what happens in florida, in ohio, i agree with senator cruz where he said you must win your state to go forward. it's a hard thought for anybody if they can't win their home state. i think donald trump needs to win big, he needs to continue to get delegates if he wants to get above the 50%. cruz made a compelling case, he's the one to take on donald trump one on one

it was just amazing, for example, a party in san francisco where clinton eastwood and john wayne were. it was just remarkable, the welcoming that the reagans were personally responsible for. that was when president, then governor reagan said, i said to nancy, where do we find such men? and so, there was this special place. and then when i ran for the house, he supported me, and then i ran for the senate. and of course, nancy was kind enough to endorse me when i ran for president. and as chris matthews was just saying, i loved to talk to her over the phone. there was always interesting conversations, and i just, you know, it was, as you've said, time and time again, it was a hollywood romance come to life and now she's back with him. >> you know, i was so struck in those days in the white house, covering the white house as i did by the way she responded to criticism. she basically took the arrows for him. he was not a worrier. she worried. you might say, she stayed up all night worrying about the criticisms and all the barbs that went their way. and she was his protector, but in the be

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it was to the demise of many, who, in fact, were picked up by sexual sadists, like john wayne gacy. >des plaines, illinois, near chicago, a man who served time in prison for sex crimes was let out. today they found the bodies of at least three young boys buried under his house. >> police today found six more boweds under the john gacy house. >> illinois authorities today made their first positive identification of the 28 bodies unearthed so far. >> this grisly search ended tonight and will be resumed after christmas. >> prior to his arrest, gacy was well known in the community. he frequently dressed in a clown outfit for the benefit of youngsters. he was generally seen as a man young people liked. >> the coroner of this county has seen nothing like it. >> it's frightening. that's the only word i can use, frightening. frightening. >>> from new york, this is abc news. >> good evening. the supreme court ruled today that there is nothing unconstitutional in the death penalty. >> the court says the death penalty is an expression of society's moral outrage at particular crimes. >> in the 19

it's amusing that carl foreman was attacked and blacklisted, the author of the screenplay, and john wayneed to take the role in the movie because he realized that "high noon" was an attack on the mccarthy period. it's sort of interesting how reagan confuses this kind of hollywood with politics. i have a different remembrance of that early period of reagan. i remember reagan '81, '82, '83, people were feeling that we were moving to an unrestricted first strike capability, that have there were representatives of the reagan administration who openly talked about the fact that we could win a nuclear war, regardless of what you would say about his personal feelings and that this was something that really scared people and led to the largest demonstration against nuclear weapons in american history in this city at that period of time. so i was wondering, you know, in a general sense, how do you look at popular culture in general? you know, in terms of shaping public opinion. looking back at our culture. is norman maylor writing "naked in the dead" where he wants to be a novelist of the war? it'

he talks like john wayne, but his policies are really less bold and more bigoted. and so we go to our members and when we give them the facts that he supports right to work, that he supported scott walker, that he thinks carl icahn should be the treasury secretary, that he likes outsourcing, he says that's a good thing and he thinks our wages are too high, when you give them those facts, and then you add in the fact that even on trade he produces his goods overseas rather than here, the house of cards collapses and people come to us and say, you're right. >> is the rise of mr. trump, though, is that a test of the afl-cio and your message. you experienced declining memberships and here you are where some of your members are supporting mr. trump. >> we have about 30% of our members, 25% of our members that are registered republican. not all of them are supporting him. maybe some of them are. even then when we go to their doors, or their fellow workers, come to them taken talk to them about his record, his record won't withstand scrutiny, it is a house of cards, we ha

similar marches will be over the weekend in 20 other counties look heartarnett, vance and wayne. john: tim moore says he has enough requests to hold a special session on the new charlotte city ordinance that would allow transgender people to use the restroom of the gender they identify with. moore started polling fellow house republicans last week after the ordinance passed in charlotte. the next regular work session is april 25 but the ordinance takes effect april 1. for phil burger tweeted this attorney general roy cooper accountable anger over the adoption of harsh new sanctions from the united nations. it is 6:37 and 36 degrees on this friday morning. here is a question for you. could we see more shark attacks this year? what this man did that probably saved the lives of two people. barbara: the tragic story, this baby whose photo went viral after dressing up like bernie sanders has passed away. the campaign to help it pay for expenses. we will show you a live look at raleigh downtown. some are you areseeing rain. don: most of the showers have shut off. a couple of sprinkles in th

president wayne lapierre. first john bolton discusses the obama administration's foreign policy. this part of the conference is three hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ambassador john bolton. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much. it's a great pleasure to be here today. you know, the good news is that when we meet here again next year, barack obama will not be president. [cheers and applause] but that -- that is just about the last of the good news because if we don't act sensibly, hillary clinton will be the next president. and make -- make no mistake, her tional security policies are indistwingeable from barack obama. it means four more years of the same thing. i have read her memoir "hard choices." i have read all 600 grinding tedious pages of it. nd you have to strain at a net to find any difference between her and obama. i just want to review what it meents to have a continuation of the policies of the next seven years if hillary is elected. the fact is that obama has allowed the world to grow more dangerous and threatening and chaotic every day. what minimal order establi

wayne and christie - - >> governor john kasich cubescub their hopes alive last night. >> also big night for donald trump. we're in the newsroom with a wrap up. >> john kasich wants ohio donald trump once ohio donald trump once for the chunky sickts now could prevent trump getting the automated nomination. >> we had something happening that it actually makes the republican party probably the biggest political story anywhere in the world pro. everybody is writing about all over europe, all over the world are talking about it. millions of people are comingng in. this is an example of it today. >> donald trump had a new straight last night after one in north carolina illinois where marco rubio with true from the presidential race us by john k-6 last night john k-6 secured his first winera last night for him boost now john kasich has a chance tow gain momentum and possibly stop donald trump and getting from getting the delicate he needsmp. >> we are going to call the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination. >> we've got one more trip around ohio this coming fall where we will b

it's amusing that carl foreman was attacked and blacklisted, the author of the screenplay, and john wayneo take the role in the movie because he realized that "high noon" was an attack on the mccarthy period. it's sort of interesting how reagan confuses this kind of hollywood with politics. i have a different remembrance of that early period of reagan. i remember reagan '81, '82, '83, people were feeling that we were moving to an unrestricted first strike capability, that have there were representatives of the reagan administration who openly talked about the fact that we could win a nuclear war, regardless of what you would say about his personal feelings and that this was something that really scared people and led to the largest demonstration against nuclear weapons in american history in this city at that period of time. so i was wondering, you know, in a general sense, how do you look at popular culture in general? you know, in terms of shaping public opinion. looking back at our culture. is norman maylor writing "naked in the dead" where he wants to be a novelist of the war? it's ce

president wayne lapierre. first john bolton discusses the obama administration's foreign

and also a lot of hollywood celebrities attending this funeral, a long list, wayne newton, tom selleck, anjelica houston, john stamos and mr. t. played an integral role in the first lady's "just say no" anti-drug campaign. he will make an appearance, as well, reena and kendis. >> lest we forget. who will be doing readings and who will eulogize mrs. reagan? >> reporter: nancy reflections and so will tom brokaw, he will deliver one and abc's own diane sawyer is going to be here and she's going to deliver a gospel reading. we've been told there will be a choir, opera singer but the library spokespeople said when they went over each detail with nancy reagan because she helped plan her own funeral she wavenltsed a service, short sweet and very memorable. we're all going to see how it plays out later today. the good news they have been able to cover it with a large tent because, unfortunately, there is going to be a lot of rain this afternoon but they prepared for everything here. >> all right, brandi hitt joining us live from simi valley, california. thank you, brandi. abc news will have live coverage of nancy rea

. >> reporter: the wayne county prosecutor says the pilot, john francis mcguire, failed two breathalyzer tests on saturday. >> i believe i was speechless. that something like that could happen. and again that he could get that close to the aircraft. >> reporter: he was questioned and investigated before being charged with a misdemeanor. when reached by abc, a family member declined to comment on the charges. among the flyers, this group of spring breakers contemplating consequences far worse than delayed beach time. >> you're drunk. you don't really consider like the consequences of that. of our lives. which sucks. >> reporter: under the faa's bottle to throttle rule, a pilot must wait eight hours after drinking before operating an aircraft. the legal limit for airplane pilots is .04. half of that for drivers. judgment. pilots are subject to random testing. >> you know as a commercial airline pilot that if you show up with anything in your blood, whether it's drugs or alcohol, your chances of being caught are extremely high. >> reporter: but plenty of pilots are still charged with breaki

. >> reporter: wayne state professor john taylor says more than a quarter of the annual 7 billion trade between the two countries crosses here. >> for canada trade with the u.s. is absolutely critical. it's a lifeline. it's their biggest export market of course. it's critical to their economy. >> reporter: during his visit to washington canada's prime minister justin trudeau addressed the significance of international trade. >> the president and i acknowledge the fundamental and wholly unique economic relationship between canada and the united states. we have historically been each other's largest trading partners, each and every day 2.4 billion of goods and services cross the border. today we reaffirmed our commitment to streamlining trade between our countries. >> reporter: gordy howe bridge will be built two miles from the aging ambassador bridge where nearly 10,000 trucks pass each day, the new structure will slice through detroit's del ray neighborhood and activists says that she is concerned about the environmental impact that the project will have on the predominately poor black

john legend. >> yes >>> name some others. >> i wrote a song with wayne shorter.e didn't actually perform on the album. i wanted him to, on travelling miles, but i wrote lyrics to one of his songs which i'm really proud of. esp. i call the song never broken. i've collaborated with dave holland. he was a basist with miles davis. marcelles >>> the fields >> blood on the fields >>> which won a pulitzer. >> that was a special project and special moment for me in my career >>> blood on the fields was about? >> slavery. it tells a story of an african prince who is enslaved and a commoner. i am the commoner. we're thrown together. we start talking on the boat and it ends with - i don't remember how it ends. nothing ends well in slavery >>> so true. i was astounded at the number of musicians who were born in or grew up in mississippi, these people, a lot, so many of them. what >> it's the water, i guess >>> what is it about there, do you think, that musicality. >> it is a strange place. we're at the bottom in many ways, metaphorically, physically. i think you have to deve

he also always lost his -- he called it his john wayne, which is the can opener here.he would always have to use gary's can opener. and gary was killed after an explosive device detonated near him. and the letter describes how gritt held him if his arms as he grew cold and he wouldn't let him go. and finally, in 1989, he decided to leave his watch and his can opener at the wall for gary. it was gary jenks. he's on the wall. so this flag and note were left on veteran's day 1992. the ten-year anniversary of the wall. and it was left by john sparks who was a prisoner of war for five years in vietnam. he coincidentally has done an oral history project with the library of congress which is very interesting, if you want go into the veterans history project, you can hear about his experience as a prisoner of war. but he left this flag which was presented to him upon his return to the united states after he was released. on it is a crucifix which he made out of a toothpaste tube and the tie is from his prison uniform. and right here there's a pin for the p.o.w. m.i.a., prisone