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well, how do i know you're not lying to me about lying to him about lying to me? say that again? i can't. look, pop, i need you here. now, please, just believe me. why should i? because i'm your son. i am your son, aren't i? of course, you're my son. why else would you be around here 32 years free? and if that was wrong, then it's not my fault, it's your fault because you always told me that i should be concerned about other people's feelings, and you gave me warmth and sensitivity. well, if i gave you all that stuff, i ain't got nothing left for myself. so you believe me, pop? i believe you. hey, thanks a lot. and i'm sorry that i ruined the party last night, son. hey, that's ok, pop, but in the future, when aunt esther and your friends come over here, and a little kinder? i sure will. what does that stuff taste like? what's it taste like? did you ever taste castor oil? ooh. and clapper and spoiled pig snoots? well, mix that all together and spray it with raid, and throw in some of grady's socks and aunt esther's face. that's what it tastes like. but, son, my headache's gone...

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he kept lying and lying and lying. premiums are -- >> republican nominee for president donald trump campaigning in jacksonville, florida. when he left miami, he saw air force one. guess what, air force one coming to jacksonville. president obama shadowing donald trump on the campaign trail. let's talk a little about what we just heard. i feel like the judge in "law & order." if you were with us when we first went to donald trump, a lot of what he was saying about the investigations of hillary clinton. there's an indictment coming. things like that. are hearsay i think the judge would say. a lot of leaks, some of them against hillary clinton, some in favor of hillary clinton. frankly, it's embarrassing. there's a bit a partisan feud going on behind the scenes in the justice department. a lot of what donald trump said there is we don't know if it's true or not. let's put it the that way. he's reading off a teleprompter. so they have decided this lengthy dissertation on she's crooked hillary, she's under investigation, an

well, the difference is lying is lying, and not telling the truth is lying. you're right. i lied. that stupid woman. i don't know why i married her. i told her to wait. now i got to call a cab. there was a very good reason why she left. i'd like to know. well, you were... let me see if i can put it delicately. say it quickly. you bit the big one. boot hill, great white hunting ground. you bought the farm. you kicked the bucket. what is this dodo trying to say? you were dead. you had a heart attack here in the store. heart attack? how come i don't remember it? think back. what do you remember? well, i was on the phone evicting some 90-year-old deadbeat. i remember my wife honking the car horn. i remember overcharging my fraternity for the beer, and then i pulled the lemonade trick on the little league, and then i caught my babysitter doing -- wait a minute. that was just before you -- [ hums "taps" ] this is some kind of trick to keep me from breaking the lease, isn't it? well, it just won't work. excuse me, sir. can you tell me where the loved one is? what loved one? we are suppos

this woman lies about lying and now we have another investigation to see if her lying about laying perhaps is on somebody else's laptop in an unrelated investigation because her closest advisor, the woman she calls surrogate daughter for god sake is sexting pictures to a 15-year-old north carolina girl. >> how you can blame the two women for the behavior of the men in this case -- or the man? >> chris, i didn't blame them. hold on and you know it. i didn't blame them for their behavior of the husbands. you're saying it's because of donald trump. i'm telling you donald trump didn't text pictures of himself, didn't set up a private server as secretary of state. he didn't break with protocol. he didn't use the state department as a conscierge. >> you're doing a great job kellyanne. let me and you about paul manafort. nbc news is reporting tonight that fbi has become what they call a preliminary inquiry, not a full-scale investigation of paul manafort's relations. what's your thoughts? is that reason he left the campaign? how's that for a question? >> mr. manafort served ties in august and i s

- no you didn't, your lying. - there was another man, always anymore. i don't remember what happened. she was there talking to me laughing at me telling me she wanted a divorce. the next thing i remember she was lying at my feet. - that's what happened. but you weren't there no one was there but jocelyn and me. how do you know i killed her? - how did you... - mark. mark, get up. - jeff. how did he know? how did he know? - we didn't know. we had to guess. - i told him how i thought it had to resort to psychology. i saw her, halliday. it was a brutal thing to do to you. we had to do it. - who are you? - my names iversen, detective inspector, homicide. - and you made the painting and the sculpture and arranged for the cottage. - yes. - and she isn't buried over there. - no. - she was found where you buried her. there was a landslider slumped off fisherman found her. when the laboratory reported who it was, we well, we knew you did it, but we had to have proof. - did debbie know? - no. - that's something, anyway. she was right. i never should have married h

can't you see the kid is lying? she's lying to help p . toby, i wouldn't lie. i'm not lying. toby, what's the matter? why don't you tell them? wait a minute, folks. wooster here says he knows something about that knife. go ahead, charlie, tell 'em. to ask me to borrow the grindstone to sharpen his knife. when i took my team down to the water, he was using it. and as i recall, someone hollered out help with a water keg. tobias went to give him a hand. and i remember he left his knife lying right there by the stone. now, that don't mean nototn'. ( all murmuring ) just give him a chance to finish, will ya? go ahead, charlie. when i came back with the team, tobias was gone. the knife was lying there where he left it. i didn't think anything about it, i thought he'd come back and pick it up later. but i never did see him come back. when i went to load the stone, the knife was gonene well, this could make a great deal of difference. from what midge here has told us and now what charlie says, it appears to me that it's pretty plain that somebody else could have got their hands on th

lying? no no she was a witness you told me so. you said. she was just trying to save joe corbitt from the gallows. it looks like you did the job for her. you don't seem to understand. he was trying to kill me. i had to shoot him. in the back? (door slams) (gun cocks) (gunshots) (glass breaks) drop it! drop it! on the ground. that girl and her lies. she'd a kept quiet you never would have known. she did it because she was in love, what's your excuse? (drink stirring) drink this. you'll need the strength. (knocking) come in. i uh brought your reward along ms. james. my reward for what? all the lies i told? i've got my reward. well there was a lot more truth in your lies than you thought. i'm sorry mr. gilman i don't understand. some tonics are better than others. in every lie there's bound to be some element of truth. the big truth in marcy's lie was her love for joe corbitt. she knew he wasn't a murderer. her trust was strong enough to activate the festering conscious ?

somebody's lying and has been ever since you crossed my path. and you'd rather it was me than somebody else. i happen to trust my wife. you'll speak your piece in front of her. - and i'll hear the truth. - then, lel's hear it. - she's not in her room. - that doesn't surpriri me. [door opens] cora? - where did you go? - to kill a man. no, cora, yoyocouldn't have. i didn't. almost. he didn't see me. i could have. macdonald? why? you ask me that? i'm looking, mrs. cucuer. (mrs. culver) 'forget "mrs. culver."' forget how you see me now. think of montana. (mrs. culver) 'think of cheap jewelry and cheap perfume.' montana. the golden horseshoe. that was a long time a a. but i remember now. your hair was strawberry blonde then. (mrs. culver) 'and there were six of us girls there.' 'i should have realized you might not remember me.' this house, being a judge's wife. they threw me off. you've changed, kate. no, you can't change what you are. macdonald knew that. he came from montana, looking for kate. and he found your wife. what did he want from you? mon

you're lying to me. >> what am i lying for? >> you lying about how and why you slapped that man.ep. >> officer mcclaren says his investigation revealed that mitchell himself was a pawn of the heartless felons. >> he's another one that was told to do it or he was going to be jumped. and our investigation come to find out that's how they got mitchell. mitchell was getting his stuff taken, his food taken, his commissary taken. they told him you want yours to stop being taken, do what we tell you to do. >> mclemore over there? >> mcclaren believes one of the heartless felons exerting that freshry is gregory mclemore. he's awaiting trial and has pled not guilty to several charges, including aggravated robbery and assault. >> tell me what's going on mclemore. >> honestly? >> yeah. >> i don't know, they snatched everybody up. >> you don't know? >> no, truthfully on my dead mother. my mother's grave i don't know. i'm here fighting a case for my life. i ain't got time -- i got aggravated robbery and a lot of crazy tough. i'm here fighting a case for my life. i ain't got time to be involve

anything for the wife, no matter what kind of lying cheat she is. that's the way the divorce laws are in this state. she cheatin' on you with another man? it's probably too late now to find out his exact identity, ou fellas. but maybe she e s cheating on him. or the first time. she called after work - and said she was g gng to the movies by herself. - you go looking for her? well, i asked her what movie she was going to and i was waiting when that movie left out to catch her lying on, you know, being alone. the man you're looking for, he's, uh-- he's a big young guy about 6'2", brown hair. i guess she thought he was nice and handsome. but i seen 'em walking away together. did you follow 'em? yeah, that's who you want to get. you're full of crap, dawkins! earl, did maybe you follow 'em? maybe after the boyfriend dropped her off near where you and marina live, you pull over and let her know that you caught her. maybe you pull marina into the car, let her know how upset she made you. maybe she started beatin' on you. coursesef fending her off, things,

doctors amputatedis left foot back in ly. and that amputation was done >> what dtors described as the greatest development in limb chresearince world war ii. newscenter 5's emily riemer has the story at 6:00. >> a rock climber, jimmy kimmel was on vation in 201 wn a 50-foot fall changed his life. the man had multiple serious injuries, including a bone fracture and nerve damage in the left foot and ankle. >> made it painful even just to barefoot anywhere was excruciating. >> jim decided to have his foot amputated in july after connectingith a friend at mit's media lab. researchers with dr. matthew carty at brigham's university. doctors cut the limb using tools and saws. it can lead to tissue scarringan but new technique preserved th >> we create dynamicling intectioetmuscles. the samnteractions before a noal amputation. >> it is where the bionic leg makes the difference. uses sensors to pick up electronic signals from the ain t bet control the prosthetic instead of using muscles or other methods. >> it's an exciting developmen

has to face the consequences of his own actions and bad decision in the most serious way, which is lying about an incident and providing false statements throughout the investigation. so, we have several going to show you is from the, there's gas station video from the mobil gas station. there's column coe ban video. it's the in car video system. we're going to show you the unfaltered, if you well, unaltered video of the mobile station. freeze frame of the video. we'll show you co-ban video of the arrest and take down and we'll show you the video of the demonstration by wagner to the deputies where this alleged shove, which didn't happen, occurred. why don't we go ahead and lay the video and i'll take any questions that you have. sheriff bob gualtieri describe a case involving a penalty county gut deputy wagner off the job for using excessive force during a traffic stop and as the sheriff said more importantly lying about it and falsifying a report afterwards. we will continue to cover this story and bring much more on news channel 8 let's send it over to steve for the weather. >>> skies

he's lying. quiet. it's sure that one of you are lying. you got any witnesses? anybody see you capture the prisoner? nope. well, i haven't got room for all of you, but i'll have to hold onto you, mister. i'll take that gun you're wearing. stoner, evans, you stay close to town, you understand? evans, tell the doctor to come right over. this is yours. doc'll be here soon. he'll be all right. thanks, doc. i'll have another look at him in the morning. right. doc. - george? - hello, judge. will, i hear you got daniels back. that's right. the doc here was just tending to him. sam, will he be all right to stand trial tomorrow morning? i think so, but i'll have to see him first. he's not going anywhere. yeah. well, see you later, will, george. can i see him? yeah. a bounty hunter name of randall brought him in. figuring to claim the reward. hello, daniels. i come by to tell you we're holding your trial tomorrow morning. look, judge, i didn't kill that old man. people saw you drinking with him. you left the saloon together. i didn't kill him and that's the truth. but how

[ laughter ] i did. >> while the cow was lying-- >> while the cow was lying was lying on her back-- she was young and she didn't want the calf to nurse-- she didn't want me to milk her. she jumped around so i put her on her back legs and when she fell over, i tied her to the fence and milked her. >> my gosh. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't going to let her get the best of me. >> i'm glad i've never done it. >> well, i-- >> farm life is tough. i mean, early hours-- >> you're telling me. i get-- >> chores. until i break my barn in. i picked cotton. bales and bales of cotton. i've bailed hay with-- oh, i must tell you about my-- ring in the nose of my bull. and then i put rings in the hog's nose. they had jumped the fence like a hunting dog-- >> yeah. >> and i said i'll go cut some more-- you know what a sapling is? >> sure, which? a switch? >> it's bigger than a switch. it's about like that. >> ahh. >> and i put poles, you know, on my fence to get it up high. get it up as high as my shoulder-- now that's high! >> yeah. >> up to my shoulder-- >> yeah. >> and it jumped out. i went and got it, cut

lying ted. lying ted. what's your name? my name is lying ted cruz. you have to spell it right. bush, we call him low energy. low energy. >> as he stood victorious holding the mantle of the republican party, donald trump started the uphill battle against the face of the democratic washington establishment pledging all along to keep proving the nay sayers wrong and keep doing it like no one ever has. >> i beat a lot of people. it will probably be her. we're going to see what happens. >> what we saw at first was more of the same. the poll, the pundits that made paid to read the tea leaves all predicted history. the first female president ready to continue the eight-year push to the left but much of america had a different history making vision in mind. an america that reached out to those who felt forgotten and quickly the race that wasn't supposed to be race became, well, a race. >> i have a message for all of you the crime and violence that o fli offlicts or nation will come to an end. >> a gift, rallying cry from the very person who was already planning her move back to the whi

am low: 48 high: 60 wind: sw- nw 5-10 mphwednesday:most ly sunny. am low: 46 high: 58 wind: e 5-10 mph thursday: mostly sunny. am low: 46 as packers wide receiver ty montgomery is hoping to r the field on sunday, the packers defense is looking at the colts receivers who will be catching balls from andrew luck. tonight tim van vooren focuses on that aspect of sunday's game from lambeau field. "last week is last week. that's the way you have to get through and nfl football season and as a defensive back that's the way you have to survive in the nfl. because last week the packers went up against julio jones, a big tall wide receiver leading the falcons core. this week a bunch of young, fast guys for the colts." "oh man, you just keep being told you want to keep everything in front of you a little bit different, that's about it. you know you have to have a little techniques here and there for your game. with julio, since he was a big receiver, you have to be more physical. with the quicker guys you kind of have to move your feet a little bit faster and

oh, please, i'm not lying. not lying? you are amanda's daughter. no, it has to be here someplala. how can it be? you've turned it over to uncle. i did, i did, i don't even know. darling. you want a fight? fight a man, you... all right, you, you model of chivalry. you want to save your girlfriend? name your pricic i'll pay any amount. -where is it? -what? my bag. bag? is that what you're looking for? where is it? i-i took it to the hotel. oh, , 's all right now. darling, it's all right, your carl is here now. my carl? you mean frau carl's carl. now, but don't you understand? there isn't any frau, i only said it becausus you know, a man in my position... your position? what about my position? fraulein, fraulein? is that your bag? oh, my bag, how silly of me. thank you. bitte sehr. did he get your bag? certainly not, i left it at the hotel. that's where sandy is. you... you're not married? no, of course not. don't you understand, yvonne? and not my interlocking directorate. hey, mr. solo, mr. kuryakin, here it is! if you fellows are still looking for it, our own private plane. you kn

i tell you he's lying. you know i'm telling the truth. you'll wind up in t t dirt, and she'll wind up with a man that kills you. what are you listening to him for? kill him! everybody knows it, everybody except you. he's tryingngo turn us against each other. what's your deal, bodie? you u n't run this mine by yourself. you've got to have help. we'll keep it for ourselves, split it 50/50.. he's bluffing, lele it's yours and mine. he never meant anything to me. i swear it. save your breath. he's not telling me anything i didn't know. i i ew where i stood the first time i saw you look at him. i'm taking the mine and throwing you out.. little mixed up. wiwiy, shoot him. ? what are you waiting for, willy? you heard what she said. shoot me and then you can move in. that's right, willy. you can move in. iris and willy are dead, bodie. there's only the two of us left. do we stst out? no. that's fine with me. holster your guns. ? they're holstered. ? that's far enough, partner. ? you didn't think i'i'fall for that deal business, did you? you got a

you have lying ted cruz. i nicknamed him lyin'. i say lyin'. how would you spell that? lyin' ted. l-y-i-n with an apostrophe. you know? we call him lyin' ted. little marco by the way is a choke artist. he's liddle, liddle marco. don't worry about it liddle marco. >> gentlemen, you got to do better than this. >> that is high school and a bad high school. welcome back. that was a look back at how donald trump resorted to name calling during the primaries. it was clear trump relished hurling insults at his republican opponents, took a more degrading approach to his campaign against hillary clinton attacking her ethics, experience, even her health. >> crooked hillary clinton oh she's crooked, folks, crooked as a $3 bill. in fact she's the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states of america.

so i think, you know, lying is bad.t is not that there weren't bad shootings before these videos exists. it is that the cops got a way with a lot of them. >> all right. we're going to continue our analysis down the road. thanks to both of you. just ahead a powerful new warning about the grave threat from north korea amid new evidence that kim jeunghun may be ready for a new show of nuclear defines ♪ p is for privileges. o is for ordinarily i wouldn't. l is for layers of luxury. a is for alll the way back. r is for read my mind. and i... can't see a thing. s... see you in the morning. polaris, from united. [ that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? 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 supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these ty

victims left lying on the field. the gunman escaped. police right now don't have a motive. louisville has suffered 106 homicides this year. that is nearing an all-time record. >>> the family of the black teenager shot and killed by the chicago police officer wednesday night is calling the death a murder. look at the surveillance video of the 19-year-old republicaning from the officrunning from the . no weapon has been recovered. his family released a statement. at this point the family and friends are heart broken that their son is dead at the hands of a police officer who does not value the sanctity of life. the chicago's independent police review authority is investigating. >>> in israel. ten people are in custody with

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it is unclear whether they are at ly going to have a say the end of the day. it's certainly possible. host: ellen gilmer, legal for energywire joining to talk about the dakota access pipeline process. pennsylvania. hi there. caller: hi. 'm just really outraged by the treatment of the native americans as opposed to those ho occupy the refuge in oregon or washington, whatever, but this is not just the heritage of their water, it's their life. these people were put on called ation camps reservati reservations and now we're going as we ued on that, too, have -- not honored any of the reaties, this is just outrageous. guest: that is a good point about the water. just e right, it is not about history and ancestral the it would cross missouri river, just upstream of where the tribe gets its water there were any issue with the pipeline, it could affect the standing rock sioux tribe directly, not just in terms of history. good point to make. that is another thing in the they brought up, they have said, you haven't pipeline is this going to be safe, so very concerned ab

bless her heart, she's still lying through her teeth. all that boy has to do is rattle his spoons and she'll be off like a shot. just hope hinkley's really gone for good. oh, don't worry, maude. i'm positive he's gone off to pursue his musical career. how can you be sure? when he left, he took every damn spoon in the kitchen. that's show business. ? donny hathaway: ? lady godiva was a freedom rider ? women: ? ooh ooh ooh... ? ? she didn't care if the whole world looked ? ? joan of arc with the lord to guide her ? ? ooh ooh ooh... ? ? she was a sister who really cooked ? ? ooh ooh... ? ? isadora was the first bra burner ? ? ain't you glad she showed up? ? ? oh, yeah ? was fallin' apart ? ? betsy ross got it all sewed up ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's maude ? ? and then there's ? ? that uncompromisin', enterprisin' ? ? anything but tranquilizin' ? all: ? right on maude! ? ( motor whirring ) well, walter, did you ask

i was lying in my bed with the shades drawn. knocked out by your migraine? there was a robbery across the street. - well, you're wrong. - if you did do it, gary, which your photo's been picked out by several different witnesses, you're in a better way than you deserve. woman's gonna recover. you plead to the robbery, probably do three years. i had a migraine, so i didn't do anything. now i want a lawyer. didn't have a migraine, you'd have done it? hope that didn't make your headache worse. - twitch super's in 3? - yeah. i'll put a photo array together. one thing i don't want, he throws up on my shoes off his nervousness. - hey. - hi. what's gotelli doing in? the rat squad's got it yet? greg says fancy's trying to head that off. maybe him and vince go further back. we gotta do something, bobby. i.a.b. will hang you out. if they see it's us doing something, they'll hang you out too. - i gotta do this photo array. - i'm gonna take a pee. you know, when you grabbed my wrist this morning, it hurt.

sure, yeah. ly, i ought to tell you... ...she died of scarlet fever. ry tongue! [speaking in native language] [indistinct chatter] a man's got a right to bury his own wife! you can't deny him that! i've got them to listen to reason, caine. what d d he say? he's going to let us bury anna. if they weren't, they would d ve shot me dead on the spot. anna is dead? well, if she isn't, it ain't none of their business, is it? you hear me, anna?a? h? of course i'll wait till you're dead! what kininof a man do you think i am? here comes lame dog. he's going to let us go ahead! yes. yeah. he says they've been arguing... ...about how to make amends... ...for acting like savages. they've come up with a fine place for burying anna in. for the most part? they say they've changed their minds about killing us. they're gonna let us go. don't look a gift horse in the gullet, do yoyo devil take the hindmost, let the dead bury their dead! treasure coach... ...just disappeared into thin air 24 hours ago? i don't have to tell you two anything. you're civilians. you've got nothing to do

and-- she was, uh, lying on the floor-- michelle-- with, uh... all these holes in her chest. you know that's not what happened. no, it is. that's exactly what must have happened. how'd her body get in that duduster? uh, well, with that, i-- see, i just kind of-- i don't know-- i kind of freaked out. you know, when i saw her i didn't know what to do, and, uh-- and so i took her and i put her in there. i mean, i know that that was wrong, but i didn't kill her. i mean, i swear i didn't kill her. you felt something for this girl? yeah. well, i'm looking at these photographs here-- what was done to her. do you want to go into court, they show these pictures, you do things. it's like a blackout almost. and it's like someone else did it. was it like that? yeah. it was. what did you stababer with, will? a screwdriver. i'm telling you, man, i don't remember doing it. like you'd do anything if it hadn't happened? yeah. you want to write it down for me? yeah, but i-- in a minute. okay. the expense is incredible, apart from just the pressure of that... and trying to find my own happiness

you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?! a man showed up at my house with a gun and you gonna talk to me about protocol?! . boze... that everything you ever told me was a lie. and you know the worst part? i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, while my best friend... lied. (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's just standard practice in cases

there's nothing new about politicians lying, but by all accounts, brazen lying was a part of trump'salf of his statements were false. on many key points, there are 50/50 odds that when trump is speaking, he's lying. he is operating in a shifting environment, not just in terms of political audience but market share. new studies are documenting a perverse feedback loop where propaganda sources that reenforce popular lies are rewarded with more popularity and economic incentives online. take a look at these headlines which were all fake. these are some of the most-shared stories on facebook during the general election. sharing a story indicates someone thinks the story is probably true. most of these false stories were pro-trump. take a look at this. all but three were overtly pro-trump or anti-clinton. and that level of misinformation and biassed reenforcement was helpful to trump's win. that was not the over arching goal. many people who wrote those fake stories are simply opportunists, who quote, experimented with left-leaning or pro-bernie sanders content but gave up when they found

a michigan police officer is university" officer found lying in the street after the shooting. a person of interest is in custody, but a manhunt for a suspect is ongoing. (chief james craig/detroit police) "this is a real call for our community, our public to stand with us as they do, especially here in detroit becasue this is not the way it should be. an attack on a police officer is a the 29-year-old officer is a five- year veteran of the force. colleagues describe him as an "excellent" officer with a number of accolades. the shooting comes in the wake of a violent weekend in which four officers were shot in a 24-hours span nationwide. baptism pool-v a california father is behind bars accused of drowning his young daughter in a church baptism pool. police say the man used a baptism pool inside a catholic street to the police station and asked for help. investigators say his 9-year-old son was present at the time of the drowning. the father was in court yesterday, visibly upset during his arraignment. he's been charged with murder. 13 action news update.. the driver in that de

kept lying and lying and lying? premiums are surging. companies are leaving and insurers are fleeing. doctors are leaving and deductibles are through the roof sometimes $15,000. you have to spend $15,000 before you start using it. hillary clinton doesn't want want to get rid of it. she wants to double down making it much more expensive than it is right now. it is now ridiculous. number one cost right now. bigger than your mortgage. bigger than your rent. first time that ever happened. i'm asking for your vote so we can replace obamacare and save health care for every family in florida and our country. [cheering] real change also means restoring honesty to government. hillary was given the debate questions in advance by donna brazile. [booing]. by the way, can you imagine if those questions, because the dishonest media, among the world's most dishonest people, by the way -- [booing] it is not even a big story. mainstream media hardly covers it. they hardly talk -- think about it, she got the debate questions against bernie sanders. probab

doctor. >> i heard you call this man lying whatever. >> lying zeke. >> isn't it true that 20 million people have health insurance as a result of the affordable care act? isn't it true that it has bent the cost curve? >> people shouldn't want to have a recalled pinto when they can drive a safe car with airbags that won't explode. the point is, don't say just because they have it is good enough. they should be given quality, competitive health care. that's where the free market is going to come in. >> i know you disagree with the cost curve. i want to say, this is picking up on lisa's point, that what we know is that full repeal of obamacare would take 60 votes in the nasenate. they can go through a process -- you can go through a process called reconciliation. that's going to take years. in between, what are people going to do? >> here is the problem from the beginning. not that there wasn't an alternative health care provider system floated by the government. the problem became when it was a mandate. when you had to buy it or you were going to get fined. so if you lift the mandate. l

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he's seeing himself lying on the beach. you can see them drinking colombian coffee. it goes on and on and on. as the video ends we go back to where we started to his reaction. >>> they are the front line of de nightclubs and they are really underappreciated. the bouncer. this guy here, bouncer. outside of the wilshire bar and grill in dublin, ireland. they bounced two guys but they have walked up to the bouncer. watch what happened with this one guy getting in his face. then tags that bouncer right on the chin. there are two guys in this bouncer's face. it doesn't look good for him but hit his off button. how about the next guy. you're down, too. >> that's the thing. bouncers are either very big and strong or trained. he's not big but he's strong and looks like he knows what he's doing. >> this happened back in july but just now going viral. you'll see why, the big guy comes back at him again. boom. good night. you're done, son. i tried to tell you once, go away, but it didn't work. >> first time shame on you. second time shame on me. doesn't want to get too close to

he is lying in the street bleeding. still alive. >> it took more than two minutes to answer one of the callers. >> oh my god come on cleveland. >> close to four minutes went by before another was picked up. frustrating the dispatcher trying to connect the caller. >> hello cleveland. cleveland? >> i'm disappointed. you know from not having him here. >> is the system broken? >> i think pieces are. >> this is an attorney who represents cleveland's emergency dispatchers. >> they're concerned. >> right. >> they asked him to talk with us because they fear retaliation from city leaders. dispatchers have been sounding the alarm for months. our investigation found more than two dozen reports about fall. break downs like 911 callers placed on hold. or lost. and malfunctioning when there's quote heavy volume. >> can people in cleveland count on 911. >> tim hennessey is the public safety director. >> how can you say that? >> well i think when you study the log there's not that many problems that often. >> dispatchers would disagree

you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?! a man showed up at my house with a gun and you gonna talk to me about protocol?! and then, this man who wants to kill you, tells me i don't know you at all. boze... that everything you ever told me was a lie. and you know the worst part? i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's just standard practice in cases and who are you? yesterday you was my friend, today it's like i don't even know you. mr. bozer, if you could sit back down. we'll start by reviewing your employment history. you know what? i been here long enough. i'm going home, okay? have your people call my people and, uh, we'll

you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?!

you're lying, arthur. see, now there you go with this doubtin' me. that black whore send you in here, huh? told you what she saw, clean up the story? i don't have the faintest idea what you're talking about. oh, sure you do, arthur. you see, we know peaches was there. [ coughs ] okay. say that this is so. - shut up! - where we gonna find peaches, arthur? how much that gonna be worth? you not needin' to have your jaw reset. c-note. is is where you'll find her. you know what'd be worth more? now, i will now turn my attentions on where that evil puerto rican's hiding out. you see, i just oughta a made an honorary member of this department. detective, i didn't know where you were. - what is it, gina? - you have a male babysitter at home? what's wrong? he wants you to come home. says he let someone in you gave your card to, tell the lieutenant i'm taking lost time. all right. i need to get through. you okay, jill? i need to get home. busy, busy, busy. are the boys all right? i couldn't reach you, and she said that you told her to come here. this is lucind

they found the woman in her 60s lying on the woman -- lying on as soon as i have another update i will let you know. >>> a suspect start early this morning with dps trying to pull over a car near the prison to the people inside the car took off and s.w.a.t. officers cannot find the suspects but they did find drugs in the car. >>> officers are looking for stolen car but it is much more. the suspect stole his car with the the the inside. what they did next was a valley mother very grateful. justin pazera has the story. >> reporter: phoenix police are looking for the stolen car right now. those crooks dropped the baby off randomly on the sidewalk and told the folks to call police. on abc15. the baby is reunited with mom and dad. once those crooks realized the girl was inside the car they dropped the baby had a complete stranger's house. a woman came running up with the the the and said call police. >> i'm angry, but i am glad that they did it in a way because it is better for them to drop it off somewhere where there is people will be safe. >>> that is the lady who got the baby until poli