we trap ourselves by telling lies. >> when you see the lies, the deception, the distraction, that meansischief is going on. ♪ blurred lines ♪ i know you want it >> what do you say we talk about those lies right here on "the ed show." this has been one of the craziest and one of the most unusual weeks washington has seen in a long time. this week was filled with lies, put out there by republican members of congress on obamacare. the king of the lies, well, he wins it. canadian senator, ted cruz, from texas. he's the star. now keep in mind, all of these lies purported by this senator, you know, they weren't -- they weren't said over lunch. they weren't -- this wasn't over a cup of coffee. this wasn't at some town hall meeting with some crazies that were rabid fans of the senator. no. no, no, no. this was on the senate floor. this is now in the senate record. and will be in the history books forever. but this is a very important moment for us, the taxpayers, the american people. the people that vote, that send these people to washington. and i don't care if you're a texan or alabama or min

the lies, the lies, the lies. me of a little case this though jodi arias case. >> never heard of it. >> but it's the lies i think put her in the situation because i think she would have had some plausible defense arguments here and she could have had a possible self-defense or at least an involuntary manslaughter case. i you look at the text messages she sent her friends shortly before the incident, she said if you don't hear from me, know that something happened. i think that could have been idea to say she feared her husband, maybe some history of domestic violence, but it's the lies the prosecution is going to use to prove she is guilty of murder. >> trace: you mentioned jodi arias. there was a trail of evidence. now in this case, you know, a lot of the friends say, okay, this couple really wasn't getting along very good and their marriage wasn't all that strong, and she might have wanted out, but the truth of the matter is, there were two people on the cliff, and it's very hard for the prosecutor to say she di

lies on lies on lies and too much for -- >> yeah. she is missing him on facebook and then -- missing him on facebook. >> i don't think that's going to be the damning evidence. >> oh, you never know in a case this close. >> yeah? >> littlest things can make a difference. >> can carry a lot of weight. you know that. >> absolutely it can. really all you're doing is taking the situations on facebook for negative connotations as with the text message, as well. you can't do that because as a prosecutor the burden will be on you, not on her. >> you know what? i think it comes down to good lawyering and you are both good lawyers. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> all right, coming up, did the violent video games play a role in the navy yard shooter's meltdown? >>> and you think a teacher caught smuggling drugs would be fired, right? well, not according to a new york judge. you're not going to want to miss my take on this travesty of justice. [ male announcer ] susan writes children's books. when she's happy, she writes a

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lies on lies on lies and just too much. >> now on facebook. >> i missed that. >> i don't think that's to be the damning evidence. >> you never know in a case this close. the littlest things can make a difference. >> circumstantial evidence can carry a lot of weight. >> really only you're doing is taking the situations posting on facebook and give negative connotations as you did with the text message as well and you can't do that pause as a prosecutor the burden will be on you and not on her. >> i think it is going to come down to good lawyers and you're both good lawyers. thank you for being with us tonight. coming up, did the violent video games play a role in the navy yard shooter he is ameltdown? you think a teacher caught smuggling drugs would be fired, right? not according to a new york judge you're not going to want to miss my take on this travesty of justice. for all those who sleep for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed brings you sl

lies on lies on lies and too much for -- >> yeah.s missing him on facebook and then -- missing him on facebook. >> i don't think that's going to be the damning evidence. >> oh, you never know in a case this close. >> yeah? >> littlest things can make a difference. >> can carry a lot of weight. you know that. >> absolutely it can. really all you're doing is taking the situations on facebook for negative connotations as with the text message, as well. you can't do that because as a prosecutor the burden will be on you, not on her. >> you know what? i think it comes down to good lawyering and you are both good lawyers. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >>> all right, coming up, did the violent video games play a role in the navy yard shooter's meltdown? >>> and you think a teacher caught smuggling drugs would be fired, right? well, not according to a new york judge. you're not going to want to miss my take on this travesty of justice. i'm kind of seeing a... some kind of... this is... an alien species. reality check: a

openly, and he knows that he lies. this is sad. back at home the president's decision to seek congressional approval for military force has been met with skepticism and faces an uncertain future. >> the president, as he said last week, he had the authority to do this. he can make a case not to do it and you can make a case to do it but i don't think you can make a case to dither for another week. if you're confused join the crowd. i was vastly confused by this and i think it sent a signal of weakness to the rest of the world. >> i don't think it's a sudden embrace of the separation of powers. the reason he was alone and naked in the world, he didn't have russia. he didn't have the u.n. he didn't have the security council. >> so far the debate in congress has split both republican for whom intraparty schisms are part of the natural order and democrats with two voting no and one present in the senate foreign relations committee. nonetheless the resolution passed by a 10-7 vote. while senator pat leahy had earlier suggest

you kind of it could go one of two directions lies is bizarre. colorful. and she could go one of two directions she could be a total witch or she could be really gracious and she was so gracious talk about stories like she just told stories and then i mean that one day we were like ok so you guys you know will kiss it was apartment i was like yeah i'm like this an icon let's do it and and this new series that was did this when we came back. back in the four season you know lies i gets a little frisky with buster like she kind of wants and busters kind of always like . ok like she he still tries to kind of understand one point i think he says do you. like she says if you want to stay here with me buster he's like do you mean in the adopted sons guest room like he's just he's just trying to always get around like you don't want to sleep with me but you know in the end i think they did kind of see what they did yeah. it was a soul kiss was. over all the attention that's been on that is. i was a nerve wracking no not at all she's a lovely woman with

he lies openly and he knows that he lies. >> the russian president called the u.s. secretary of state a liar over comments about syria. we will be discussing that name-calling. but farmers in colombia continue to demand an industry overhaul. >>> we will tell you why the u.s.a. is saying costa rica's ms.ries ahead of the cup qualifiers. we will have the details in sports. >>> hello again. let me take you through our top stories here on al jazeera. russian president has been greeting world liters, this ahead of the g20 summit in saint petersburg. g20 members are expected to talk about financial issues but it's syria that's likely to overshadow the agenda. >>> egypt and syria minister survived an assassination attempt. a bomb has exploded in front of mohammed ibrahim's home in nasar city. two were killed. >>> the cases against kenya's president and vice president will go ahead whether or not kenya withdraws from the treaty which set up the court. they will start debating to pull out from the statute. >>> let's return to the top story at the g20 summit in saint petersbu

li suffers just minor head injuries. the stranger who tried to help collapses on the platform. it's a frightening wild ride. and in the end, mother and child are very lucky to be alive. >>> going underneath the pomona and the 10 freeways right now. >> an ordinary day on the job comes to a surreal end for two construction workers. by 5:00, they're not heading home to their families but heading 30 miles an hour down the los angeles river clinging to the side of a cement truck fighting for their lives. >> certain points you think that -- you start doubting that, you know, you're probably not going to be able to make it. >> it's 1997. jose nunez, a cement truck driver, and his partner, mark, are set to work on the dry bed of the los angeles river fixing a crumbling overpass like these crews seen here. on most days the l.a. river looks like this, an open concrete trench, but when it rains the storm runoff from all the valleys in los angeles has only one place to go, the river basin. there's no forecast for heavy rain, just a

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i didn't live a lot of lies but one big one. >> abc news given clips of the documentary that started as a feel good story if 2009. back then, he even lied to gibney but soon, his life started unraveling and giggy was there. >> this is a guy used to win skpig you can see in his physical post you're a real vulnerability which is unusual for lance. >> this drama is far from over. the cyclist now faces a civil suit with a judge's order he must testify about how he cheated. >> the question for lance is reckoning with what he said and how to go forward. >> gibney says armstrong wants to seat film. it will be released in the us news november. >> i'm not sure what the motive is but there will be no sympathy after what he put people through in cycling. >> coming up at 4:00 introducing you to a mini mots yart. please... brace yourself. you're going to have this song in your head for days. a new global dance hitting the internet. you'll not want to miss this. >> i'm still taking your questions and you can contact me on facebook and on twitter, i'll answer questions here live later. >> from moun

where he was in the in a vehicle with one of the people not driving but he had become a most power lies and couldn't move under the influence of synthetic marijuana he's now in rehab and on the road to recovery he's planning to go to college in the spring but for him lee bowers family recovery wasn't as easy emily had been smoking synthetic. marijuana for months until one day her body couldn't take it anymore she didn't know where she was she wouldn't make any sense is generous bumping into walls they found that she had multiple strokes that damaged seventy percent of her brain and told her family she would remain in a vegetative state what was that moment like when you decided that you were going to stop and that a haitian they were going to stop the two yeah that was the hardest one i mean of not much more that's a good job. i have come alive and i know at first emily had no control of her arms or legs and she was blind now she's back at school and learning to walk again the family believes emily's preexisting condition combined with the synthetic canal benoit almost took their daught

we communicate with them and assume they're descent people but he lies openly and he knows that he lies. >> we are outside the balance and where the g-20 meeting will take place. any discussion on the sidelines, pete stper. >> absolutely,er every much on the margin. president obama is due here from sweden in about 19 minutes. he'll come straight to the conference center which will open formly shortly after that. the russian president has been busy already. he's been out in the margins out oh on the side lines talking to the chinese president. that conversation, of coursely crucial because both the members of the u.n. security council and those that have really been relentless in their support for president obama assad and their opposition that were called to sanctions against his government. president obama will have a difficult time out of the 20 nations here at this summit. only two of them, turkey and france which support any calls for military action against syria. so largely, any support for that move is going to be very difficult for the president in the day and half he has. >> so

as i mentioned this 53% -- americans, we were lied to. obama lied to us.say you can keep your health care and that's not true. look at ibm and look at these other businesses. wal-mart and home depot are either letting the employers -- unfortunately they are losing their insurance or some of the spouses are losing insurance. we have been lied to. the costs will go down. the costs will go up anywhere from 24% on average and then if you are in wisconsin, up to 125%. so clearly we were lied to. >> go ahead and finish your thought. >> it is not ready for prime time. america is not in favor of it. i think obama and anyone else that is not in favor of de funding this is on the wrong side of public opinion. >> let's say the senate comes back with alterations with funding for obamacare. talk to me and talk to the american people, richard, in terms of what would make folks more comfortable with having health care for everyone. >> certainly people are comfortable with the individual provisions. they don't want to be discriminated against. they don't want to be tossed

thing is, i need explanations for all these lies.. and it really looks bad that you were so familiar with the strip where your dad was dumped. i got questions that need answers here, ryan. and without good answers, you're my number-one suspect. my mom and i are not talking to you anymore. you speak for your mom? yeah, i do. and you know what? we want you to drop my dad's case. when i'm so close to the truth? not a chance. well, that was one hot trail you sent us down, rush. you met enright? you call that guy a suspect? he's a 90-pound invalid. he's been in a wheelchair since the great flood. no chance he stabbed anybody in the last century. okay, but was he our second caller that night? called mitch to give him a piece of his mind. talked to the boy instead. ryan. yeah. i mean, he probably traumatized that kid. must have told him 40 times what a cheating sinner his old man was. gives mama's boy his motive. mm-hmm. tina. thanks for coming. did you find out anything? yeah. listen, tina... we think we can put ryan at the murder scene. r

to congress in front of the house he did he lied to congress i think i was exact lied laidlaw she might be up there someplace right now we went to work i've got to tell i want to talk about a very important topic here we cover on the show often it's called i call price propaganda prices are telegraphing certain. conditions in the markets but those prices are the prices government that islam has for the most part been destroyed through manipulation it can look at the price anymore and it's sort of been really what the underlying economic activity is anymore what can you look at to really understand what's happening if you really you know i guess you could call this inside baseball but what are the professionals like when you look at you know that you guys over to zero heads are always looking out the real picture not just a super superficial picture when you drill down where do you look to find out what's really going on beyond just the prices we're not talking about is so numbers are completely falsified like c.p.i. right judy pay the employment numbers they're all fall right they're al

well the december closure is important because now we know that the nsa violated its on ruled, and lied about it to the court, was repuked strongly by the court, and even more than the, the court itself, this is a secret court that meets in washington, d.c., the court said that it had no way of knowing whether the nsa was complying, and the nsa lad lost the court's confidence. those are pretty startling revelations. >> so the other part of that was the motion that only 10% actually fell

didn't even try and lied about it for up to two weeks.have to all realize the united states government knew within minutes what was actually happening on the ground and then this forest for two weeks about some movie. so the same administration now says oh, no, no, no we have to go to war in support of hasballah and russia -- i'm sorry, in support of al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood who are opposing hasballah and russia and we can't trust an administration that didn't try to save lives and lied about it. >> commander, what do you think the reaction of your prior behavior of this government will be as we talk about going into syria. >> well, judge, to execute a serious and credible national policy, you have to have capability and credibility. the biggest problem we have right now is we don't have the military in place around syria to deal with the expanded conflict. we're only going to go in there for one punch. when it comes to credibility, i think the colonel had it right. dealing from benghazi to off they are not credible in how they

she lied several times -- two day was a she lied to prosecutors or at least to the law enforcement aboutmessage she said she received from mr. johnson. we know she lied because just after that, she sent another text message to her friending i'm going to see him. >> and the first text message was allegedly from him saying i'm going away with a friend and she doesn't have it. >> right. then she comes home and sees him getting into the car. the reason is to cover up for the murder. >> and then finds his body. >> there's a slip. she said to the park ranger, this is where he said he wanted to go before he died. >> that's amazing. defense attorney, steve, what do you make of this? this woman is denying that, you know, she had anything to do with it and then finds his body, how many days later was it? >> five. >> five days later, it was over a cliff that he wanted to go to before he died. >> she said and he ain't saying anything. all you have her description of the event. you can explain she was freaked out, nervous, scared. and look what happened when she told the prosecution what occurred. sh

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she lied to you. >> are you telling me the truth? >> reporter: mr. down. >> i lost money over there. >> either you guys are inefficient, you're bad at math, or you're trying to rip people off. >> i'm not trying to rip anybody off. >> listen, you say you're an honest man? >> i'm trying to be honest man. hard to be hans but -- >> is it hard? >> no, it's not hard. i mean, you know, listen, some customers take advantage of you. >> you think that mrs. rammell is taking advantage of you? >> of course. that's why she not pay me. that's the reason i'm going to sue her. >> okay. thanks for your time. after we contacted the department of transportation about our story, they wanted to be sure that we knew they would be looking into moving express. and to date, mr. garmay has not filed suit. in the meantime, the rammells are savoring a hard-earned victory. they outplayed mr. garmay, saved their cash, and most importantly got their stuff back. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in phoenix, arizona. >> we'll be right back. [ sally ] my antidepressant worked hard to hel

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she lied several times -- two day was a she lied to prosecutors or at least to the law enforcement aboutshe said she received from mr. johnson. we know she lied because just after that, she sent another text message to her friending i'm going to see him. >> and the first text message was allegedly from him saying i'm going away with a friend and she doesn't have it. >> right. then she comes home and sees him getting into the car. the reason is to cover up for the murder. >> and then finds his body. >> there's a slip. she said to the park ranger, this is where he said he wanted to go before he died. >> that's amazing. defense attorney, steve, what do you make of this? this woman is denying that, you know, she had anything to do with it and then finds his body, how many days later was it? >> five. >> five days later, it was over a cliff that he wanted to go to before he died. >> she said and he ain't saying anything. all you have her description of the event. you can explain she was freaked out, nervous, scared. and look what happened when she told the prosecution what occurred. she got ch

she lied several times -- two day was a she lied to prosecutors or at least to the law enforcement aboutshe said she received from mr. johnson. we know she lied because just after that, she sent another text message to her friending i'm going to see him. >> and the first text message was allegedly from him saying i'm going away with a friend and she doesn't have it. >> right. then she comes home and sees him getting into the car. the reason is to cover up for the murder. >> and then finds his body. >> there's a slip. she said to the park ranger, this is where he said he wanted to go before he died. >> that's amazing. defense attorney, steve, what do you make of this? this woman is denying that, you know, she had anything to do with it and then finds his body, how many days later was it? >> five. >> five days later, it was over a cliff that he wanted to go to before he died. >> she said and he ain't saying anything. all you have her description of the event. you can explain she was freaked out, nervous, scared. and look what happened when she told the prosecution what occurred. she got ch

in my case it's always been lies.very minute. >> can you understand why she is saying that? >>> my condolences over the loss of shawn, but i am trying hard to explain in the real world, not the world of television, things move slowly. in 1983, a hezbollah master mind. >> no. i don't want to go there. we were ready and we wanted to go. nobody gave us the okay. >> i was told the same thing. >> we have to go. great book. i did read the back. hopefully we will see you soon. coming up, we continue coverage of benghazi and we have military analysts who want to respond to this. vote in tonight's poll. why does obama really want to strike syria. facebook or tweet me. ♪ [ male announcer ] over the last 100 years, tennis has gotten a lot less dainty, rackets less splintery, courts more surfacey. technology made the game a whole lot faster and awesomer. it's kind olike how esurance used technology to build a car insurance company for the modern world. advantage, you. let's give it up for the modern world. [ crowd cheering ] [ ma

we're going to have a lot on health care later in the broadcast but we'll get to more lies they're throwingthe right wing. progressives, we need to pay attention. this is the next big battle on the horizon. now, as our country has been focused on a whacko bird senator from texas, ted cruz. this major issue is sitting under the radar screen and should be out in front of every american for conversation. in is not about union labor. this is about american labor and jobs across the board. this will lower the bar. i'm talking about the transpacific partnership free trade agreement being discussed right now in the shadows of congress, not out in the open. if this partnership passes, it'll be the largest free trade agreement in the history of this country. it will be nafta on steroids. the consequences could be absolutely devastating for workers in this country and the environment. outsourcing of good paying american jobs will probably be the result. somebody needs to explain to american workers that this is such a good deal. why aren't they doing that? the partnership could consist of as many as

. >> your government lied to you.s irerational. >> those who survive benghazi we need to hear from them what happened and not from a spokesman what happened. >> my son received a traumatic brain injure wound in afghanistan and suffers from severe stress disorder and president obama's administration cut his benefits. sir, will you look me in the eye and tell me he will be taken care of? >> i can't tell you how much i am moved by your experience and what debt the country owes to your son and others like him. >> tonight, our special republican presidential forpum live from fox news headquarters featuring the republican candidates for president. >> vidone this before and there is a reason to believe i can get to a balanced budget. >> 6,000 people worked in the budget. and now it is empty. and all of those jobs are gone. in tonight's forum, we'll ask the republican candidates for president how they plan on addressing unemployment. >> tonight on a special huckabee, where is my job? >> i don't expectçó the person o hires me

we are going to get through some of these crazy, crazy lies. and debunk them.th you, wendel, number one, it's a job killer. we know that's not true. >> it's not true. in the long run, we'll see job creation here. it's had no adverse effect on jobs at all. i think it will be good for the economy and certainly good for individuals because one of the things obama care will do is end job lock. i think that's something people will come to appreciate more and more as we get into 2014. people are locked into corporate jobs. they hate them in many cases but they're afraid to leave because they know they would leave their insurance if they do. many have preexisting conditions or wouldn't have any idea how they could afford or even get insurance. that will change when the exchanges go online, people can get coverage. cannot be denied. that will be a great thing. >> as you heard earlier, they're saying it's killing hours, with when there was a study that said part time work is in part what happened to the economy, nothing to do with obama care. >> nothing to do with obama

make sure he lies on the ground--i'll get an ambulance out there. where you are. >> uh--we're--we passed the lake opposite west point maybe five or 10 minutes before we came into the woods. i don't know. >> al, how can i get an ambulance to you if i don't know where you are? >> ah. we're somewhere in the woods, doc. i don't know, but he needs help. >> fine, i'll just have to find you. make sure he lies completely still--he could've suffered an allergic reaction. how's his breathing? any tightness in his chest or dizzi-- [doc's voice fades out] >> doc? doc, he needs help! >> al? al! damn! uh--i need to get to west point. >> oh, i don't know how you get there, actually, but-- >> it's about 40 minutes from here. why? >> mark mylow's been bitten by a snake in the woods near there. >> stewart--stewart can help. he's the ranger for that area. >> to be honest, i'd rather not be guided by someone whose best friend is a six-foot squirrel. >> he may be short a few sandwiches, but if anyone knows that area-- >> yeah, well, i better tell julie. >> all right, yo

scandal much of the attention is focused on government agencies and the deceptions and outright lies of elected and appointed officials but what about the communications service providers they appear to be willing accomplices in the states vast spying. apparatus have they in the name of the people voluntarily surrendered the right to privacy. to cross-talk this surveillance state i'm joined by eugene per year in washington he is a national organizer for the answer coalition also in washington we have michael o'brien he is a blogger and author of america's failure in iraq and in new york we cross to t.j. walker he's a syndicated t.v. commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it mike if i go to you first in washington the latest news on the n.s.a. scandal is that the. telecommunications providers telephone companies quite willingly gave information here vast amounts of information to the n.s.a. without really twisting there is a risk too much second of all we have a shooting in washington d.c. why didn't

that represents a terrorist regime that represented lies. before i left i was ashamed that i was born in china but isle i'd telling me tell my mom to stop talking to me in chinese. this was because when i was in beijing in order class struggle and violent revolution and accounting enthusiasm. today, i relearned this beautiful language through books and i discovered that chinese cultural is a profound cultural. it lasted until the red took over. today, there are tens of thousands of prisoners that are tortured and brainwashed in the prisons of mainland china base they choose to stay loyal to the country. many of the prisoners organizes and their hearts and livers are ripped off their bodies while they're still breathing and their blood is still warm and their solid to foreigners. there's enough of this proof and it's the worse crime it is one the atrocities that the communists still comments. so if you're not in favor of those kriements don't raise that flag >> thank you. next speaker, please . next speaker >> (speaking foreign language). >>