tom mcmahon. the p.i.ned about a phone call mcmahon made right after the murders. >> he called his girlfriend in the hours after the shooting and told her details that no one else could have known. he told his girlfriend you should have seen the look on those girls' faces when they were shot. >> suggesting pretty clearly that he was there? >> absolutely. >> a story backed up by this affidavit from the girlfriend, who said at the time of the murders mcmahon's behavior became increasingly erratic and paranoid and by a one-time cell mate who says mcmahon told him he had shot the three execution style. that cell mate told polk county investigators about mcmahon's admission and they wrote this report in 1999, before scott cannon ever went to trial. >> that report was never discovered to the defense team which was a huge constitutional issue. >> but police heard about it. >> yeah. this we got it from a police report. >> hard to believe the police would not disclose someone else essentially admitting to the shoot

you go to someone like jim mcman or as sherrod called him, ed ed mcmahon. jim mcmahon will do an interview, and if it is a long interview he won't remember the beginning. >> i don't remember what you just said. >> that's from concussions. >> i have to roll, but we have to understand the obvious essential truth about life which is many men when they are younger exchange seven to 10 to 12 years of fame in exchange for the risk of injury and an obscurity later in life. it happens with rock stars, athletes. it is the tradeoff. models make. it child actors, which we will find out later. >> if you don't have the memories that glorify it, it is like you don't even remember what you did. >> that's what the pictures are for. >> mcmahon lived a rock star-like life. >> and we have the great music video. do you have a comment on the show? go to red eye at fox news.com. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. no injury there. >> tonight is sponsored by shoelaces. the thin cords of various lengths used for attaching footwear. thanks, shoelaces. >>> okay,

mcmahon is here with us to make his case along with our own brian shactman. good to you have on program. thank you for joining us. let me kick it off with you, dan. you don't think this market has any catalyst on the horizon until those three issues sort themselves out. >> i think there's plenty of catalysts. you need europe to gain traction and gain footing. greece is a problem but spain and italy are even bigger problems. you've got earnings season right around the corner, that's another catalyst. washington, d.c., obamacare. what we lack is something that's where you can invest on fundamentals because everything right now is too tough to handicap. investors have very, very little conviction and the trading volumes represent that. >> that's why we see the volume that we see, mark. how do you invest in an environment where you have volume that's deadly and volatility that's deadly. we really need action here to get investors involved. >> we continue to believe that leaning into large, high quality companies, primarily those domiciled here in the united state

jim mcmahon talked a lot about what he believes the players, perhaps, were not i guess fully made ofis lawsuit, as well, has tried to live his life as healthy as he can, like so many others. but i have to tell you, the nfl says that, obviously, with technology, with information, we know more now today than we did when mcmahon and others played. is that a fair argument? >> well, there's certainly some truth to that. let's be real. the science has evolved to the point where they now know more. there's a longer baseline, if you will, in terms of injuries suffered by players who played decades ago and the effects on them now. but you can also argue, information on concussions has been around for a long time. this isn't like the tobacco industry, which can field information about the link between tobacco and lung cancer. you hit your head over and over again, you can get a concussion. this has been known for over a centu century. >> and that's what people are saying, that they believe perhaps the nfl concealed information, which if true would make it like tobacco. >> it would. and if the

and mcmahon of the lake is filled with sediment. there are dead trees all over the way. you cannot walk on the walkway, because the roots have deteriorated and the asphalt has never been repaired. this time, at least, i am glad you brought up this park. i really support it. i had a project, which i submitted. i would like you to also have a look at it. i have a description of what needs to be done. i have submitted it to puc. hopefully, they can give us a fund to go with this project. environmentally, it is very sound. i got five copies for you gentleman to read it and give it consideration. thank you very much. chairperson farrell: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is bruce. i am here to represent the friends of the car barn. it is owned by rec and park, and has been for nearly a decade. unfortunately, it has suffered by not being included in prior bonds. because of things having to do with environmental impact reports, we are not included as a designated portion of the current bond that you are now considering. therefore, we are at this point reliant solely on the po

that's why brett mcmahon thinks it's important to offer his employees a strong health care plan. but he thinks the affordable care act steps on his toes. >> i hope they're wise enough to just kind of toss the whole thing and say "let's start over again." >> reporter: his biggest concern is the individual mandate-- the part of the law requiring everyone to have health insurance. if the law stands, companies with more than 50 employees will have to offer appropriate insurance or pay penalties. >> i don't believe for the life of me that the fine-- the $2,000 fine is even remotely close to covering what health care actually costs. i can tell you that it's almost an order of magnitude too low. >> reporter: he worries the fines don't solve the problem of rising health care costs, but instead give employers in his industry the option of just paying the fines and dropping health coverage altogether. he worries it would become the industry norm. >> but there are plenty of businesses so small they wouldn't have to offer insurance under health care reform. those business owners view the law

from we opened the front door and this billion dollars came pouring in through the front door and ed mcmahon wasn't even there so remember the important ingredient to this con is confusion you must do it very fast you must confuse that person spain bailout terms to be agreed within a week or urgency reflects a growing consensus asparagus claps might start chain reaction that could topple italy and destroy the euro spain has come under pressure from the european central bank germany and netherlands to move before greek elections on seventeen june amid fears that political chaos in greece and the weakness of spanish banks could threaten the euro's financial stability there is a need to ensure that the euro area is properly ring fenced and protected from possible greek fallout and that means strengthening spain's banks said an official step get your pockets picked but too big to fail banks don't waste your time with good luck and live well done it's amazing that the same caught on can work over and over and over again that's what p.t. barnum said you know there's a sucker born every minute you

jim mcmahon led the chicago bears to super bowl victory. now he is one of the players suing the league. he spoke to espn. >> we knew there was going to be a chance for injury. but we didn't know about the head trauma. and they did. and that's -- that's the whole reason for this lawsuit. >> reporter: the hits that excite audiences and are arguably promoted by the league as a calling card for the game, have been found by espn sports science to be the force equivalent of a sledge hammer blow to the head. one study found the average player takes 900 to 1,500 head shots a season. >> multiple hits to the head, multiple concussions can and we know does potentially does cause long-term side effects that is irreversible. >> reporter: the concern is that recent suicides of some of the sport's biggest stars like junior seau, dave duerson and ray easterling, may be related to head trauma suffered during their playing years. the players claim no one knows the science and destructive potential of these collisions better than the nfl. included in the comp

my husband is peter mcmahon. his birthday today. happy birthday, peter.y. the same kind. he died in march. then we waited -- he's just falling asleep. so sweet. >> eric: so adorable. >> dana: he gets in his food. the ears are not the same. he has character. his ears are not the same size. like greg. >> greg: totally unnecessary. >> dana: he will be about 60 pounds. just like greg. >> kimberly: she's back. what can i say. you are taking them one after the next. >> juan: puppy! >> dana: be ready for tomorrow. i'm just sayin'. >> kimberly: very cute and sweet. henry would have loved him. >> dana: he will be great. a little baby now. everybody has been supportive. he will be back. we'll bring back stupid po

my husband is peter mcmahon. his birthday today. happy birthday, peter.henry. the same kind. he died in march. then we waited -- he's just falling asleep. so sweet. >> eric: so adorable. >> dana: he gets in his food. the ears are not the same. he has character. his ears are not the same size. like greg. >> greg: totally unnecessary. >> dana: he will be about 60 pounds. just like greg. >> kimberly: she's back. what can i say. you are taking them one after the next. >> juan: puppy! >> dana: be ready for tomorrow. i'm just sayin'. >> kimberly: very cute and sweet. henry would have loved him. >> dana: he will be great. a little baby now. everybody has been supportive. he will be back. we'll bring back stupid political pet tricks. >> kimberly: he needs a nap. gregg so do i. >> kimberly: i know! >> greg: what is that supposed to mean? that is it for "the five." >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am known in the bahamas, the paradise peeper. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, greg. it is all right. we know where you have been,

connecticut richard blumenthal all that you know without that without you know if the million to you linda mcmahon's lemon and five million you know he won you know . and that every time he was completely outspent by and mega millions early figuring out to let you know you know that it's not only of the suctions they're not the rule and but by and large the people who spend the most money when the old i mean but then you have also if you're going to do that i think you also need to take into account the amount of media coverage you know there was one network and asked them you see that was you know twenty four seven it was the partisans you know joe was a right wing rule that are not in the right where are you playing now is i want to go with this twenty four seventh's fox i watch i watch i watch him as n.b.c. every evening and you have matter how old you know you are the donald got a thrilling drum for wisconsin and i think that like he like even thing more speech is good and i think i don't think there should be some balance on the services and i don't think there should be a balance on the most o

. >> gregg: why the increase in the so-called mcmahon shones?i think richer people are only way to qualify for mortgages and even afford homes at this point. so they are the ones that are buying the bigger ones. we have speculators out there who are saying we can't get people into homes so we're going to cut into our margins and offer more custom built homes. built in microwaves. crown molding. that will get people into homes and start getting them to buy. >> gregg: mcmahon shones used to be a minimum 3,000 square feet. these things are selling 7,000 square feet plus. these are builders that are doing this. >> is that a hotel? i mean it actually looks like that. i don't know, for three people, that seems like a lot. you really must not like each other. [ laughter ] >> gregg: my first place in new york was 300 square feet. studio apartment. we have all done that. >> in new york it's a whole different thing. >> gregg: 900 square feet i'm up to. look, during the recession homes receded in terms of their size. in our they are growing, could that be

brian mcmahon, ceo. that is a very interesting pick. and also the stake in verizon. >> they are one of the most global. i warn ability a lot of the european guys. >> i think their business is changing. talked about the your peeps. 7% yield. >> coming up, we are continuing to break down the testimony on the hill. stay tuned to find out how deep his ties are to the very people he testified against. more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. recently, students from 31 countries took part in a science test. the top academic performers surprised some people. so did the country that came in 17th place. let's raise the bar and elevate our academic standards. let's do what's best for our students-by investing in our teachers. let's solve this. in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a n

and buying elections you know history is littered with huge money money interests you know linda mcmahon for example in twenty ten in connecticut who actually failed to use their money advantage when steve levitt kind of wrote the seminal study on this university of chicago economist showing that. a doubling in your spending of money might get you one percentage point. and when we look at the numbers if we even take that as the exact proportion between scott walker and barrett last night that's not enough to make up the difference and like i said social science research is really tenuous on the question of can be bought and it makes a kind of intuitive sense to those that you want to point to be made in terms of once you research certain threshold right does more money actually start to count we're talking about this on yesterday's show to. though is that you still have to pass a certain barrier because otherwise we're going to be a complete no name and nobody's going to know about you but i don't have the exact statistics in terms of voter turnout yesterday but we did keep hearing repor

now i sued vince mcmahon in the world wrestling federation because they had instructed to do th to met's a good business. why? >> because only the tough survive and you ain't any. bringing these red next out here. this is a tough business. >> is that all you got? >> i ask you the standard question. >> i think this is fake. >> you think it's fake. is that fake. what is the hell wrong with you. that is an open hand slap. what do you mean? >> john: after that, i crawled away. i should have hit the guy with my microphone, he was 6'8" and weighed 280 pounds. same with dave shuttle's but after that i had ear pain, loud noises hurt my ear. i sued. they can't beat up reporters that pointed out pro wrestling is fake. it's part of a lawsuit that they have you go to seek their doctor. an ear specialist and their doctor without examining me, i think this is a juro semantic illness. you are holding on to your pain because you are involved in a lawsuit. i was furious. i said to him, how dare you accuse me without examining me. he backed down. he was probably right. because after we settled the suit

now i sued vince mcmahon in the world wrestling federation because they had instructed to do th to met's a good business. why? >> because only the tough survive and you ain't any. bringing these red next out here. this is a tough business. >> is that all you got? >> i ask you the standard question. >> i think this is fake. >> you think it's fake. is that fake. what is the hell wrong with you. that is an open hand slap. what do you mean? >> john: after that, i crawled away. i should have hit the guy with my microphone, he was 6'8" and weighed 280 pounds. same with dave shuttle's but after that i had ear pain, loud noises hurt my ear. i sued. they can't beat up reporters that pointed out pro wrestling is fake. it's part of a lawsuit that they have you go to seek their doctor. an ear specialist and their doctor without examining me, i think this is a juro semantic illness. you are holding on to your pain because you are involved in a lawsuit. i was furious. i said to him, how dare you accuse me without examining me. he backed down. he was probably right. because after we settled the suit