lizzie's mother. >> she was vivacious.itters often her. >> reporter: on tuesday, october 9th 2012, lizzie had plans to see a friend and she vanished. her father bob marriott. >> let's call the fbi let's call police. >> reporter: she was supposed to meet her friend kat. a at the time she was lived with her 29-year-old boyfriend. as police investigates kat and seth, they found a troubling relationship. reporter rob daugherty. >> he's coming across on these sex and bondage spites. >> reporter: police brought them in for questioning. >> the local police were very active fast. >> reporter: kat stuck to her study. lizzie never showed up. but after 11 hows of interrogation he dropped a bombshell. he said lizzie did come over there was sex, something went wrong, and i willlizzie died. he even told police where he dumped her body. he was arrested that night and charged with lizzie's murder. kat was released and not charged. >> he fantasized about a lot when i was with him. >> do you think this was a sexual encounter that went awry?

i understand lizzy hirsch's memo saying there could be better lighting and painting of a crosswalk. i crossed the crosswalk to city hall frequently and always do so at my own risk. so i think pedestrian safety should be the overall factor in our decision. >> commissioner harrison. >> i did take the opportunity to go up and look at the story boards and luckily, i ran into cassandra up there, who gave me a very nice briefing of what was going on; i too, like my fellow commissioners, had no opinion one way or the other. the only two negatives was the traffic situation and the other side that concerned me was having to remove a piece of that old wall that was up there. other than that, it didn't matter which side to me, which side they were on. listening to public comment today, who had similar concerns of mine on the eastside with the public safety is sort of swaying my opinion here towards favoring the west side. thank you. >> commissioner bonilla. >> yes, for better or worse, we need to have a kiosk working in conjunction with the mural project. and that being said, if we are going t

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so there was a game called easy money and inflation and one of the deals is with lizzy mcgee. her patent for land lords and say we're going to put out two more games and she's very excited but there is very little evidence that the other two games were heavily marketed and they didn't get the press that monopoly did. >> gets let -- let's get to this. this is the debate -- i've been having this argument for 20 years and everybody who knows monopoly knows this. free parking. according to the official literally rules of the game it is pointless. but growing up the chance of community chess, if you get fined, you put the money in the middle and if you land in the middle, you get free money. it is like the ten point shot in basketball and it is so exciting, is it wrong? >> so when people play monopoly and if you get people from different parts of the country to play the game they have different rules. the actual rules don't have cash in them. people love to put cash in the game. it will make the game go longer. >> that is why i stopped playing it. it is a ten-hour game. >> a long b

simmons, my -- [ applause ] lizzie over here. lizzie is my l.a. for education issues. she's passionate about the issue of school choice. she's worked tirelessly to make sure that today is as successful as it can be and so i would love to once again acknowledge lizzie lizzie, and you see a lot of my staff around, who have put a lot of time in to making sure that today is as significant as possible. i'd also like to thank my partners the american federation of children, along with the friedman foundation for educational choice. both have been major contributors to the efforts to make sure that they happen. we're going to hear from amazing speakers beyond this panel. we're going to also have senator lamar alexander. we're going to have educators like steve perry from capital preparatory schools to grassroot energizers like rick hess at aei and dr. hartsock from phone to action, as well. here's what i want you to walk away with. is an understanding that we understand that we believe that a child's education should not be determined.

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. >> lizzie mcgee created a game called the landlord's game. it was a protest against the monopolists of her time. the carnegie's and rockefellers and things like that. it was played by a who's who of left-wing america. >> it was picked up by a manufacturing company. >> other people tried to sell the game and they would make their own versions. which is so ironic. you are -- people are bringing it back to their folk roots. >> if she could see the game today what would she make of it? >> i am not sure. her point was to get the game out there. it is out there. more people are playing monopoly than ever. i do not know how many people think about henry george. >> talk about the original popularity of the game when it came out in the 1930's. rising slap bang in the middle of the great depression. where people interested in a game about money then? >> it defied a lot of conventions of the game industry. it was thought that financial games were too wonky and laborious but that was not the case was -- with monopoly. it flourished when parker brothers s

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take a look. >> lizzie -- >> sir. >> you seem a little jumpy there, kiddo.e housekeeping. >> good because you and i both know you can't attempt to overthrow the american government. then just skedaddle when it all blows up in your face. >> to hear cyrus say skedaddle. and you said he was your favorite character. >> yeah. i love cyrus and i love -- i love doing scenes with him because he's just so dynamic and his character is just so rich and interesting and he gets to yell like who doesn't want to yell? i mean that's just fun for an actor but, yeah, he's great. but as you can see, the tables have turned a little bit. i've lost my power, lost my footing and i am forced to testify against the vice president in order to stay out of jail so i'm basically cyrus' puppet is a nice word. >> nicer way of putting it. you know what i have to say i've been watching it for all these seasons. there is an intensity, don't you think, a different intensity this season. >> i think so too. >> do you? >> i don't know whether it's just because i'm in it but it feels to me like i

jonas and lizzie mcdonald. what they make of this. >> it's extraordinary. was looking into what san francisco booksellers were saying. they're as you go to downshutting theirbusinesses. they're saying we have to shut down these businesses up the street from where they voted fort minimum wage hike. they're shughts shutting down the businesses in the capitol of california. >> i don't think -- it will not show up in the average wage. not a lot of people make this wage. most people make a lot more money than that. it affects people at the low end. neil: what's trumpeted it's great and nirvana. >> they'll say let's make it $20. then it will have a huge impact. neil: this is my favorite story of all. taking a page out of my book. james, responding to a fan's negative email saying: you are a sad person. why would anyone write such a hateful letter? i feel your pain. he continues to tell the fans who start rooting for the nets because the knicks don't want you. liz, what do you think? >> well, you know what why send an email? it's like poking a stick into a hornet'

so i would like to once again acknowledge lizzie. and you see a lot of my stuff that's time into making sure today is significant and responsible. i would also like to think my partners the american federation of children along with the freedom foundation for educational choice. both have been major contributors to make sure that it happens. we will hear from amazing speakers beyond this panel and we've also have senator lamar alexander and educators like steve from p. torres schools to gas roots -- grass-roots energizers from phone action as well. here is what i would like you to walk away with is the understanding that he would be labeled that a child's education shouldn't be determined. the quality of your education shouldn't be determined by your zip code. that every child in every facet of the nation has a potential to be a lifelong learner and to be a child of excellence. so we want to make sure that we focus our attention on making sure that every single student everywhere in the nation no matter your zip code no matter your e

lizzie, i understand the president being reluctant to label a group. surely, he is only citing a part of the group. the extremist part of the group. he's perfectly fine losing his sanity. there's pj: this political correctness has to stop. for one thing, it's not correct. if we don't get over it, it will put a stop to humanity. cavuto, aren't you the guy that said you prefer fat people be called calorically challenged. food for thought. all right. that's pretty white. touche. as soon as i do, i'll miss the opportunity to say that some caloric cabal extremists are on the prowl. ss you sound like a very skinny and angry loser. calve in,exactly who is the president afraid of offending? the guys doing the beheading and burning? news flash, too late. the problem with being a lawyer is you never speak your mind. the problem with being a lawyer, being president like obama you prove you don't have a mine. kent sometimes i wonder whether no drama obama is just another term for robot obama. he's not programmed to care. (?) i think that's a little extreme, kent.

money guy anthony scaramucci and lizzie on if some of these contenders should look at this race again. and the wisdom of pursuing it now. what do you think liz? >> the good news is there are a lot of interesting can does. the bad news is there's a lot of interesting candidates. here's why it's bad news. between now and the primaries next year, we have to eliminate all but two or three. (?) it will cost an enormous amount of money. money that hillary clinton won't be spending as she gets ready for her presidential run. >> that's assuming she doesn't run on top herself as well. >> there that that. i don't think she'll be spending the 300 million that the republicans will spend to get to the starting gate. that's a big problem. i think some of these people will drop out. mitt romney dropped out because donors let him know they weren't backing him. my guess is chris christie will hear that message loud and clear. because his backers are going to jeb bush, primarily and also to scott walker. i think you're seeing sort of a division there. neil: is it this early that guys like had you you a

hiz city over here -- lizzie over here, lizzie's my l.a. for issues.she's worked tireless hi to make sure that -- tirelessly to make sure today is as successful as it can be, and so i would love to once again acknowledge lizzie. and you see a lot of my staff who have put a lot of time into making sure that today is as significant as possible. i'd also like to thank my partners, the american federation of children along with the freedom, friedman foundation for educational choice. both have been major contributors to the efforts to make sure that today happens. we're going to hear from amazing speakers beyond this panelment we're going to also -- panel. we're going to also have senator lamar alexander we're going to have educators like steve perry from capital preparatory schools to grassroots energizers like rick hess at aei and dr. cam ya hartsock as well. here's what i want you to work with is an understanding that we understand that we believe that a child's education should not be determined, the quality of your education should not be determined b

lizzie, great to see you.have to ask you, you're a little less bullish on the u.s. not that you're negative about it, but what about your negative feelings creeping into the picture? >> you're right i still think we're in a secular bull market in the u.s., could be an environment not dissimilar what happened in 1998. you entered into volatility, several mini crises and eruptions and that might be the environment we're in right now. by no means would we suggest abandoning the market in favor of overseas markets. it's such a biased market, that first year maybe the first in several where global diversioncation actually pays some dividends. a lot of it has to do with global central bank policy and the divergences thereof and the u.s. headed to initial rate hikes and tothers opening the flood gates. liz: why not go to where you see that behavior and that be would, i'm guessing europe because mario draghi announced he would start to stimulate that way. japan. how do you suggest that people pick countries that are b

lizzie what do you think?efense department said we want the robots to move around in packs indoors to figure out if there's a human being there. neil: they have someone kicking it to. >> to make sure it can stand. it's really good on its feet. neil: what does it do? fetch a beer? >> probably could. they're used to carry supplies and weapons for the military. they're calling it cujo. these guys are checking it out. >> i want it to bring my umbrella down to the beach. they are developing it to sense there are humans indoors, that's scary. that was the intent of the project to begin with for the google dog. neil: but the vacuum sucking your hair is bigger. >> are the bigger story is why is she sleeping on the floor? it's cool if this gets to the next level. neil: how did that happen? >> she was napping on the floor. neil: there you go. have a roomba going around on the floor, don't nap on it! [ laughter ]. neil: really? do i have to think for you? >> exactly. neil: onto issue three, urban outfitters under fire fo

have a seat, lizzy. let's dish. >> seth: "scandal."re. >> hi, what an introduction. "scandal." >> seth: every time i see a clip from scandal, i want to yell scandal. >> scandal. >> seth: it's scandalous from start to finish. >> it sure is. >> seth: and you were just doing it this week, yes? >> yes, i've been at work all week. it's been fantastic. this new stories are so great. >> seth: and these new stories, the show is shrouded in secrecy obviously. it's so plot driven with twists and turns that if people knew it ahead of time it wouldn't be as much fun. you don't even know until the table read what's going to happen to your character? >> no, i have absolutely no idea until we all sit down and we all kind of open the first page together. which is kind of crazy, because, i had a little bit of a fear of public reading, not public speaking so much, but public reading. i don't know what it is, like having to read something and people are following along and they can tell when you mispronounce words. >> seth: oh, absolutely. terrifying. >>

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to my staff lizzy and the rest of your cohorts, thank you for doing such an amazing job and making me incredibly proud of the team that's been a symbol certainly better than i am. so many different topics. i would say we have learned a lot about the issue of school choice today. would you agree? we really have learned a lot. public to private charter to home school, i think today has been a great opportunity for us to hear some important stories hear some important stats that underlie the importance of this incredibly important issue. i also want to thank those who have been tweeting along the way. this is an important part of engaging people beyond the walls of the conference, of the forum. want to thank my parents, the american federation for children, the freedom foundation for educational choice as well as all of the audience members for your strong and consistent participation. remember, when parents have a choice kids have a chance. god bless you guys for coming here. enjoy the rest. day. i was going to talk about rachel lewis. i think we've heard a lot about the importance of e

they have already for -- for lizzie made. -- they have already frivolously made.ust a few of the comments on our facebook page. you can also give us a comment on twitter or give us a call. dana is on the line from bloomington, on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. your question on facebook says do you support races in the defense budget? my answer, -- raises in the defense budget? my answer is no. this will likely be approved with congressional approval with militant -- with miscellaneous added to it, as is expected with any goalie comes before congress. however, i fear this will be a long-standing moment in our history with regards to policy. i would like to let everyone know that the convention is -- the convention of states movement is occurring. article five is making noise around the nation and as i think it is something to take watch as right now is the time when things are being said and becoming firm for where we are headed. host: for those who are not familiar with what you're talking about, quickly explain what it is. caller: specifically, j