it was clear to detective voth that nanette johnston was greedy and would stop at nothing for money.it was clear to him that she had been cheating on bill. it was also clear to him she had been cheating on bill with eric. he even knew that her key to the community pedestrian gate was missing. and, remember, there was one found, could have been it, on the mat at the murder scene. but did all of that make her a killer? she and her lover, eric? do you remember what you thought at the time? >> i thought the police would be able to have a closed case. >> wishful thinking, as it turned out. >> probably naive. >> reporter: in fact, it looked like someone or two someones might just get away with murder. >>> coming up -- if that's what they thought, they reckoned without this man. >> you're always nervous when you try an old case. >> and without this story from a new witness. >> she said, i don't even want to know if you had anything to do with this. he said, maybe i did. maybe i didn't. the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up with grease and lime scale. use finish dishwash

. >> the check dated december 14th, one day before bill was murdered was made out to nanette johnston. >> you see the signature. >> yes. >> does it look like your father's signature? >> no. >> and i showed it to the police. >> the detective didn't like the looks of it either. >> this is jenny. >> the detective told the daughters to give nanette a call and record it. >> first of all, a lot of checks -- there are a lot of times that i signed for him on many things. with his permission. >> he gave you permission to sign his name? >> ohhing yeah. i signed his name on many thing. >> he never let us do that. >> although nanette told jenny he was sure that they got involved and found more money missing from the accounts, nearly a half million dollars and also discovered that nanette wasn't exactly the person she had portrayed herself to be. detective volt learned she had grown up in phoenix, you can barely recognize her from her high school yearbook picture she so transformed herself and she never studied business or got a college degree, never invented anything but her own back story. mary

johnston.tay with us. >>> mitt romney tried hard last night to make up ground with middle class voters. he put on quite a dog and pony show. tonight we'll remind you who the real mitt romney is with teamster's president james hoffa. stay with us. >>> first of all, i don't have a $5 trillion tax cut. i'm not looking for a $5 trillion tax cut. let me repeat what i said. i'm not in favor of a $5 trillion tax cut. that's not my plan. >> that was mitt romney trying to rewrite his position on taxes. romney proved last night he is a very polished well rehearsed and unapologetic liar. now the president called him out on it. but romney was very effective at ignoring the president's attempts at fact checking. earlier this year, romney, himself, admitted the truth. >> number one, i say today we're going to cut taxes on everyone across the country by 20%. incluing the top 1%. >> now, we shouldn't be surprised when romney's own website contradicts itself. one section of the website, romney insists he'll mak

>> ronald reagan -- >> let's bring in david cay johnston to sort it out. pulitzer prize winning journalist and author of the book "the fine print: how big companies use plain english to rob you blind." david cay, great to have you with us tonight. >> good to be here. >> isn't ryan supposed to -- you bet. isn't ryan supposed to be the brain of the romney campaign and we're lacking specifics? i mean, wasn't that a poor explanation? >> well, yes, and let me give you his idea of a study. he said there are six studies. three of those six studies are blog posts and one of them is by a research assistant at aei, which is one of the big ideological marketing organizations that pitch you their view of the world just the way companies advertise other products. but blog posts, those are studies that prove things? that's hilarious. >> why doesn't the plan add up? why doesn't his so-called plan for america, the 20% cut, add up? where's the flaw? >> well, it does add up for the very rich. if you listen very carefully to what romney always says, he says he's going to cut

johnston. stay with us. >>> mitt romney tried hard last night to make up ground with middle class voters. he put on quite a dog and pony show. tonight we'll remind you who the real mitt romney is with teamster's president james hoffa. stay with us. wow! it's even bigger than i thought. welcome to progressive. do you guys insure airstreams? yep. everything from travel trailers to mega motor homes. and when your rv is covered, so is your pet. perfect. who wants a picture with flo? i do! i do! do you mind? got to make sure this is -- oh. uh... okay. everybody say "awkward." protecting your family fun. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> first of all, i don't have a $5 trillion tax cut. i'm not looking for a $5 trillion tax cut. let me repeat what i said. i'm not in favor of a $5 trillion tax cut. that's not my plan. >> that was mitt romney trying to rewrite his position on taxes. romney proved last night he is a very polished well rehearsed and unapologetic liar. now the president ca

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>>> joining me now, david k johnston author of the new book, "the fine print" and karen finney. k. johnstone, the times got tax experts to look at the tax returns and some documents they obtained from bain from this new report today. what did we learn? >> well, the cayman islands 4 hundred years ago was a hang out for pirates now it's a hang out for tax pirates. instead of a buried map of where the tresh is, now you get this opinion letters from lawyer, if you follow one every one of these steps, you can get your treasure untaxed to the cayman islands. one of the things the times points out because of the way these were set up and the fees they were charged against them, the less taxes paid by those who were investing, the greater the sum available and therefore the higher the fees that romney collected. >> karen finney, romney, you get the sense the romney campaign expected that the tax return story was a story that they were going to deal with for a while and then get past. they weren't banking on "the new york times" putting a team on the tax return, obtaining more documents

joining us is hugh johnston.e you this morning. >> good morning, becky. >> thank you for joining us. we did see that pepsi came out with better than expected numbers in terms of earnings. you came in with earnings of $1.20 a share, street was looking for $1.16. looked like the revenue was a little light, but the outlook looks like a pretty good outlook. why was the revenue off a little? >> yeah, absolutely. as you said the earnings were a solid beat. four cents better than expectations. from a revenue standpoint, we just refranchised our pepsi business in china. the analysts are catching up a little bit on the bottling on that. but the organic revenue growth was actually 5%, which was very solid, i think that'll put us on the top tier for consumer products for the quarter. and developing and emerging markets were 11%, which was really strong. we felt terrific about. >> of that organic revenue growth, 4% of it, of it have 4 percentage points of the 5% came from price increases, which is kind of surprising to hear

that's a topic that david cay johnston covers.he book "the fine print - how companies use plain english to rob you blind." you are a guy who writes about the economy. you write about taxation what caused you to write about the fine print? >> well, i did this book perfectly legal about how the tax system really works. and that lead to realizing that in the state legislatures in washington and the regulatory regulations corporations have been getting the rules eliminated. if there is anything that businessmen want to get rid of, it's competitive markets. there are laws all over the place being passed to take away your rights. >> jennifer: so to give companies permission to write their agreement with consumers in fine print so to speak. >> exactly. all of the obligation is on the consumer, as long as everything goes well, it's great. the minute things go wrong, you are in trouble. >> jennifer: the average monthly bill in the ewes for someone who gets bundled phone, cable, and internet service. is about $160 a month with taxes. but in

reporter: the check dated december 14th, one day before bill was murdered, was made out to nanette johnston you saw the signature? >> yes. >> did it look like your father's signature? >> no. and i showed it to the police. >> reporter: detective voth didn't like the looks of it either. >> hello? >> oh, hi, nanette.

johnston is the very first to receive this award, and he was get it.py to we will have more coming up at 5:00. >> thank you. there is a search under way for the man who attacked a driver at a popular trail in bethesda. the 21-year-old woman had stopped to watch some deer run christiancapital man doctor on the head. -- a man hit her on the head. policewe will have more coming t 5:00. >> thank you. there is a search under way for the man who attacked believe a n a fight between a man and two women. no names or arrests have been announced. one believe a man was shot in a fight person heard quickly afa stolen car crashed into a tree. this happened after midnight it around new jersey ave. police are not saying what led to the crash. history books will read from the state for that lance armstrong never won the tour de france. the international cycling n has banned him from competing for life. armstrong has been accused of running the most sophisticated doping program the sport has ever seen. so armstrong will not be considered the winner of those seven tours. he has denied doping, while res

phil johnston, i wish we could talk more. we've run out of time. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, richard. >>> a public funeral set for tomorrow in suburban pennsylvania. for most of his 30 years in the senate, specter was a moderate republican who sought the political middle ground. he lost his job in 2010 amid the polarization in congress. he repeatedly a being at thatted. in a statement president obama called specter fiercely independent. never putting party or ideology ahead of the people he was chosen to serve. he died sunday at his noem philadelphia of nonhodgkin's lympho lymphoma. he was 82 years old. >> announcer: brought to you by ups. let ups put logistics to work for you. a text alert, reroute... even reschedule her package. it's ups my choice. are you happy? i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. (together) happy. i love logistics. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare

. >> andrew johnston and his family will make sure to see them in action. but parking will be sparse for events like hardly strictly bluegrass. they encourage you to leave the car at home and hop on your skateboard or bike instead. >> i live in the glen park neighborhood. sometimes i take the 44 bus up to the top of the hill. from there i just it is all downhill. >> reporter: bike parking is free, so be ready to pay for $25 jefferson elementary school will park in their lot. >> our school is so under funded that this is another way for us to raise money. between the outside lands and this one, it makes about $10,000. >> reporter: people charging for parking will not be the only ones raking it in. they are already bustling with hungry customers near the italian heritage parade. she says she is ready for the crowds. >> it is a crazy day. it is a crazy week. we are looking forward to it. we are fully staffed. >> reporter: it-- >> it is crazy, but hopefully you will have a good time. i did see some people roller blading. and why ride your bike when you can catc

just an hour ago i swore in the new, the newest department head of our city, jennifer johnston, who ishe executive officer for the civil service commission. she joins in a line for some fantastic women leaders of our city. they include naomi kelly, our city administrator, thank you for being here. i haven't seen her yet but i know joe an hayes white, vickky hennesy, our interim sheriff. >> doing a great job, too, vicky >> adrian pawn, monique hawn, our port, i know karen hong is our county clerk, she's joining us as well and the host of women on our commissions and our directors of our various nonprofits, thank you for all joining us and being a part of us as well.that our other elect officials who are here today including our diega skoepb is here as well, other elected officials, i know we have an official from the justice department, thank you for being here and other elected officials join me in acknowledging. i know diego gascon has another reason for being here. brenda yee, chinese hospital, we just broke ground on chinese hospital, thank you for your leadership and all the health

. >> andrew johnston and his family will make sure to see them in action. but parking will be sparse for events like hardly strictly bluegrass. they encourage you to leave the car at home and hop on your skateboard or bike instead. >> i live in the glen park neighborhood. sometimes i take the 44 bus up to the top of the hill. from there i just it is all downhill. >> reporter: bike parking is free, so be ready to pay for $25 jefferson elementary school will park in their lot. >> our school is so under funded that this is another way for us to raise money. between the outside lands and this one, it makes about $10,000. >> reporter: people charging for parking will not be the only ones raking it in. they are already bustling with hungry customers near the italian heritage parade. she says she is ready for the crowds. >> it is a crazy day. it is a crazy week. we are looking forward to it. we are fully staffed. >> reporter: it-- >> it is crazy, but hopefully you will have a good time. i did see some people roller blading. and why ride your bike when you can catc

behind leaders following a six under par sixty six paul casey is alongside fellow in this one hundred johnstone five onder they also seek a share of the two million u.s. dollar prize from. basketball where houston rockets point guard germy lin has dismissed concerns over his knee injury the twenty four year old missed the end of last season with the new york knicks because of the problem but insists he'll be fighting fit when the rockets begin their n.b.a. campaign against detroit on holloway i'm not sure it's just like the fatigue i think early on a little. bit whatever and now it's like you know now i'm feeling very. better every single day. you know we're just building up and i think we may be two weeks or some other month or so so i think you know i'm feeling great right now so i'm. really good. women are continuing to swell the ranks of formula one twenty nine year old from scotland joining a handful of ladies test driving the speed machines on the biggest motor sports stage of all suzy wolf here pushing the f w thirty three to the limit silverstone the briton joined the williams f one tea

. >> andrew johnston and his family will make sure to see them in action.hey encourage you to leave the car at home and hop on your skateboard or bike instead. >> i live in the glen park neighborhood. top of the hill.the 44 bus up from there i just it is all downhill. >> reporter: bike parking is free, so be ready to pay for $25 jefferson elementary school will park in their lot. >> our school is so under funded that this is another way for us to raise money. between the outside lands and this one, it makes about $10,000. >> reporter: people charging for parking will not be the only ones raking it in. they are already bustling with hungry customers near the italian heritage parade. she says she is ready for the crowds. >> it is a crazy day. it is a crazy week. we are looking forward to it. we are fully staffed. >> reporter: it-- >> it is crazy, but hopefully you will have a good time. i did see some people roller blading. and why ride your bike when you can catch one of the pedi cabs and somebody can do the peddling for you. lots to do, but it will take you

wilmer leon is here and also the head of the vulnerability asset team at argonne national lab roger johnston thanks fellas for being here professor let me start with you why why is this the case today that the technology is outdated that people can't get a record of who they voted for well i think we do have the technology available to to make this very simple receipts other types of digital documentation in terms of the vote that is cast but one of the from a policy perspective i think one of the big misnomers that people have in this country is that we have a national election we really don't we have fifty different state elections plus the american protectorates such as puerto rico and the virgin islands and whatnot so with that then state law tends to dictate what apparatus is or what technologies are going to be used in particular states instead of there being federal standards in federal oversight it's left up to the states this was one of the things in terms of the federalism process or type of government that we have where power is left with the states. that's one of the areas that t

doing as president and present that and attack romney on these laws because what because stein and johnston probably would be a good running interference basically like in a football field would probably hit romney one of them is going to hear some real dialogue because we didn't hear any of that last night but i wanted to talk to you about the guy who moderates that debate jim lehrer you know here he is i mean to me i mean i for watching and we're just like i would love to see chris hedges moderate this debate i mean if. they don't you want to see some really hard questions these people need to deal with that i want this guy just appeasing them feeling that you know. it was i mean i was watching the debate at the press club and i left and tried to zoom down to georgetown as fast as possible but some of people i was watching the stuff were like jim lehrer's friends yeah you could even see them wincing i'm not going to i'm not going to go as far as obama operatives and say that jim lehrer was the reason the president should look good right i mean even the poynter institute which is the you k

sue johnston heard shots fired and didn't know what to do. >> this is one of the things should i call the police? does someone else call? so i didn't do anything. >> it turns out she didn't need to. police were on the scene. the officer approached a man alone in the car ordering him to show his hands arc cording to investigators he ignored orders then made a move forcing the officer to pull a weapon and open fire. this suspect then reached for a weapon. at this point the officer was forced to use lethal force. >> police have not identified the victim and have confirmed he died from his wounds. the school nearby was in session at the time and there was a lock down order given. that only lasted 15 minutes. >> it's peaceful. everybody says hi to each other and this is shocking. >> police are looking for an additional witness and reluctant to share information about the weapon found in their suspect's possession. and this office oofser is on paid leave with his routine, pending the outcome of the investigation. >> there is a coach in lay fayette arrest today accuse fd having an inappropri

johnston explains, why many of the wealthiest in america, while posing as entrepreneurs and capitalssm, are in fact on welfare. mcmahon can't wrestle her way out of this one. did she think we wouldn't notice we see her slam the loopholes her company took advantage of? nice try but we got you. a food , or a drink that's a food, woooooh! [ male announcer ] taste it and describe the indescribable. could've had a v8. >>> mother jones has uncovered a new audiotape showing governor romney trying again to mislead voters. not just so where he stands but where the president stands, too. it's from a private fund-raiser in march. >> i'm convinced that if this president is re-elected, the war on business and economic freedom will continue. i don't think the president likes you very much. you hear his business, i think he looks at you as a necessary evil, and maybe not so necessary. >> president obama believes business is evil? really? even on this tape governor romney seems to forget where he stands on outsourcing. >> i heard of head of coca-colaed that the business environment in america is les

. >> i would say i am somewhere between a libertarian and a liberal, it would be gary johnston versus mitt romney decision, i suppose. but i do think we designed this model in -- >> rose: it is how close liberals are to libertarians. >> designed this model in the spring before we had any sense for how these polls would play out. we don't change the models. it is the same million dollars that in 2010 said the republicans were going to do very well this the outstanding, actually underestimateed their baines in the senate, i think a lot of people in politics don't really have, don't really have a lot of confidence about their own ability to perceive the truth, i think a lot of people tonight have maybe a lot of sense that the truth matters, and so to them, everything is thin if you talking to someone's whose entire purpose is to spin results in a favorable way as they possibly can for their campaigns then they assume that everyone else is tainted by the same disease that they have, and there is no objective attempt to perceive reality or we go the other extreme where you have the kind of

i would like to welcome senator johnston to share in remembrance. -- senator johnson to share in remembranceuse] >> thank you, stephanie. tonight, we are here to celebrate the life of george mcgovern, a man many of us called friend, in a small -- and a small group calls grant but, dad, uncle, brother, or cousin. to all of the family members who loved him so deeply, thank you. no that you are all in the hearts and prayers -- in our hearts and prayers. when i think of george, i think of a man of uncompromising integrity who dedicated his life to serving our state and our country. as you read numerous prints this is --ek, this since -- the south dakota symphony a few weeks ago. he was one of the last people to leave the auditorium at night as he took time to shake hands and talk with his many friends and supporters. physically frail, his love for people was as great as ever. like my brother, my mother, .eorge was a preacher's kid i recall from my mother's memory is that it was not always easy. george often talked about growing up not only as a methodist pk who could not attend movies, but also

i spoke with responders like judi ann johnston said they had to fight for their benefits from tommy thompson's company. that's not how we should treat our first responders. i am outraged that tommy thompson would question my patriotism. >> why did you vote for the resolution -- i mean against the resolution? >> because it politicized 9/11. i feel that does a dishonor to the victims. because it used a solemn occasion of honoring the 9/11 victims to promote the george w. bush political agenda. it offended many of the survivors and first responders. i felt i needed to stand up. >> i never questioned her patriotism. i question your judgment. only 22 people voted against it. every person from wisconsin voted for it, including nancy pelosi. everyone voted for it except 22 people. it bothered me because i was there helping out. if you talk to george pataki and mayor rudy guiliani, they say i was a force of nature because i was up there so often helping people get things. congress did not give the appropriations, but it was not because we did not try. the federal government -- she did not appropriate

johnston pete is shaking his head. >> this president has had four years to lead and turn this economy around. he took the first two years of his presidency, instead of focusing on creating jobs and moving this economy forward he put all the chips down and ram rodded obamacare down the throats of americans, and it's really costing our economy jobs right now. he's been only about excuses, has no new plan forward. look at where gas prices are? he explained as a candidate in 2008 that gas prices were a buck 80. they are now in california $6. he has no plan for energy independence for america, and that's the problem, chris. >> you can't honestly say that the unemployment rate hasn't gone down unless republicans don't want to look at the actual facts. it's 7.8. he's created jobs. >> this president has been a hinderance to the economy. >> president obama has created more jobs than the last two republican presidents combined. >> absolutely not skwro*frpbz we have to leavnot not. jon: we have to leave it there. i have to wish you a happen see birthday. >> look automatic. jon: jenna is baking y