and stevie branch with his two friends, christopher byers and michael moore.re nude and bound with their own shoelaces. >> i run up there and one look at my ex-husband and i knew it was stevie. and i hit the ground screaming, god, no. >> almost immediately, word spread that these murders were the work of the devil. >> that was the first thing that everybody started saying, that it was a ritualistic killing, satanic killing. i overheard people saying that they'd been trying to let the police know there's been groups of teenagers out there practicing satanic rituals and things like that. >> satanic killing? an idea not so farfetched for the time. this is a community steeped in religion. a church is never far away. and it was a time before the goth look or the notion of a romantic teenage vampire became fashionable. and this was a crime so horrendous it was easy to believe it was committed by a monster. when you're hearing all of this, what's going through your mind? >> exactly the same thing, that that's what happened. that the devil actually come and got my bab

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everyday left fielder to date assigned michael moore's to a one year, $5 million contract.1 year old was really good for the washington team nationals for three seasons. highlighted by 831 home runs and 305 average season in 2011. plagued by injuries last season he hit only 215 with 13 home runs and 88 games for the mariners and orioles when healthy he should provide to pop lacking in the giants' lineup last season. >> gary: the 49-still a five and a half point favorite against the box and tampa bay sunday bucs. colin kapernick explain some of his best football after some less than stellar performances. and the niners will be going against an old friend safety the shined gold son who left for big money with tampa bay he is known for going too far with some of his hits. >> gary: pam have you seen this one before? >> jacqueline: know i have not seen this one. (laughter) >> gary: the shell the athlete walking into the army now with their head sets on. >> jacqueline: now i know what to get you for christmas. (laughter) >> gary: want to greet the kron4 audience and then over and

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. >> that is from michael moore's movie. a love story. it is really a hate story. bailouts and corporate welfare he has a point. it is a lot to hate about capital sichl. what do you mean? >> if you go back as far as adam smith he talks about how business people try to use political connections to get wealth at everybody else's expense. to smith didn't have markets to bid with everyone on how they want political privilege. we still see that problem today. >> we can use words in different ways. i am not going to object if you want to use the word capitalism that way. but i also understand why other people use it in a fairly different way. >> there is a book titled market not cap it will. >> it looks at the way in which politically secured frifl ledge distorts market. >> let's talk about the auto bailout. this is being celebrated by the president. i save detroit and most americans would say what is wrong with that? we want a strong american car manufacturing institute. >> it seems to me if american car manufacturing industry isn't really serving american consumerses a

that's what happens when you stand behind michael moore.tephen. >> yes, sir. >> are you surprised be obama administration would support the murder of america's symbol since clearly he wasn't going to born here? >> that's what i was going to say that. >> i was going to say that too. >> he was bo here. >> after a recent interview with the huffington post i stated i'm not longer going to make political statements. with that in mind, are you surprised really in this guy's america. i don't want to say his name. this guy's america. >> just say kenyan born lady hating interloper. >> muslim. we're just channelling different hosts. nick. >> yes, sir. >> how many bald eagles must die before our president is satisfied? 2 million, 3 million. >> who cares about the bald ones? this is the administration, remember they didn't want to build the keystone pipeline to protect the whooping crane. he's a marxist. i'm kidding. he knows he h has that reputati. wouldn't he make an exceptition here for the eagle. >> maybe he's just having fun with us. let's kill th

free agent outfielder michael moore's has finalized a $6 million, one year contract with the giants after passing his physical. morrissey, 31, had 13 homers and a 312 at bat for the seattle mariners and the baltimore orioles. walt more see could get a start or to at first base, he primarily will handle the territories that belong to gregor blanco a year ago. >> we want to show you live pictures from this crash on interstate 880. the traffic is flowing okay and this is out near--we will give you an update coming up. >> welcome back christmas is just a few days away. children will be getting some help from the u.s. postal service. this is where postal workers respond to letters that are addressed to santa that may go unanswered. they're want to make a kids' christmas wish come true. they basically select a letter and then they fulfilled the wish that is inside the letter. the entire process is anonymous. >> this is a chance to help people who are truly in need. i also have received letters from parents that have a listed what they need. we just want to help. that is the big thing. my wife a

the wealth gap is so large michael moore could waddle through it. >> the administration wants to taket for the stock market but not the income inequality that has gotten worse under his administration. >> how is that, bob? >> income inequality has been growing for 20 years. it's not any one president's fault. >> the fact of the matter is, yes, it's gotten worse and moves on to the next person. >> do you realize how ridiculous that is. >> 500%. >> you're so worried about the 1% you're not worried about the 99% doing better over the last four years. >> inequality is called inequality -- >> very familiar with income inequality but the problems is liberals that are so mad at the 1% will not take the win with the 99%. >> i can't breathe. >> can i just compliment president obama he has done something that no other republican has done in six years, help elect a republican president. >> horray. >> the chances of that happening are -- >> i don't know. we're going to have more fun. the next topic, rand paul thinks he can save the bankruptcy city of detroit with conservative economics. we'll hea

play a little more of michael moore's appearance on that panel on c-span. claim here. >> if wall street and the rich thought poverty was bad, they would get rid of it. they need this large, large, half the country, half the country living in anxiety and fear. the other half over here are the ones that they will sell their goods to. john: this is truly insane. not only makes no sense, but the left also argues we have to have more handouts to the poor so they will have money to buy stuff and that helps poor economy. >> ashe long as poor goes to thr movies, watching their tv shows, buying their crap, they're fine. john: more examples. russell brand, a british actor. known in america for flicks like forgetting sara marshall and get into the greek. he had his own tv show on fx channel t was canceled. he is developing a new show by fx, owned by fox. fox? what are you thinking? brand objects to capitalism. so a bbc interview asked him what would you replace it with? >> that is what i'm asking. you talk vaguely about revolution. what do you think?oln >> socialist e

chance to win it and, of course, brady and patriots had won 3 straight games but not today as michael moore picks off brady and giving miami a third straight win. here is a look at the current playoff seedings in the afc. if the post-season were to stop today these would be the tom four seeds with denver in home field advantage. now, the chiefs are pretty much a lock for one of the two wild card berths and miami has the inside tract although the refunds could take it away from the dolphins if baltimore beats detroit. san diego with an outside chance of the playoffs. in the nfc with the long card a long, a win over the browns kept nem in a hunt. jay cutler first start since november 10th. bears would win 38 to 31. now, chicago's win gives them a temporary lead in the nfc north something they would relinquish if loins beat ravens tomorrow night. san francisco, carolina both holding commanding positions for the two wild card spots. both of them still, believe it or not, have a chance to claim division title if they win out. but if not, arizona could sneak in and grab a play-off spot. now, to i

that wealth gap is so large, michael moore could waddle through it. >> interesting thing the administration take credit for the stock market but they don't want to take the blame for the income inequality he espouses. how is that, bob? >> income inequality has been growing for 20 years in this country. >> that was eric's point -- >> no, what, it's been growing for a long time. it's not any one president's fault -- the fact of the matter is, yes, it's gotten -- >> hyperventilating -- >> -- do you realize how ridiculous -- >> -- how much do you want from the -- >> you either get 500% -- >> -- your problem, you're so worried about the 1%, you're not worried about the 99% who are doing better over the last four years. >> inequality is -- inequality is -- >> 40% versus -- >> -- i'm very familiar with income inequality. the problem is liberals who are so mad at the 1% will not take the win with the 99% doing better. >> we could do this all night but i really need oxygen, i can't breathe. >> dana, can i just compliment president obama? he has done something no other republican has done in six year

>> oh, in 1982, senator byrd lost his grandson, 16-year-old john michael moore in an automobile accident. he was delivering papers early in the morning. probably the most devastating, without question, the most devastating event in senator byrd's life. that is just -- and of course, he had just gone into the minority. a minority leader. very unhappy period. he thought his life, his contributions, where he wanted to go. >> what will be his legacy? >> i think it will be a significant legacy when i -- this book is filled with robert byrd. starts with robert byrd, ends with robert byrd. i didn't see any way to do that. he brings focus to the senate as an institution in the 1980s. he was interest in the majority leader's power. to arrest senators -- hiding, they didn't want to make a quorum during filibuster. he called me in and said, you suppose you could give me a little piece on the history of arresting senators from hiding from filibusters? he did. -- and so i did. he liked it. he gave it as a floor speech. he had other questions, other matters at the is senate -- the procedure. and befor

again, if you want to restore some kind of semblance of strength to that city, talk about what michael mooree films about. the economic infrastructure which was related to manufacturing jobs. as you have already documented, those jobs have flown. we've got the downsizing, outsourcing, capital flight. you've got the exploitation of indigenous marketplaces across the waters to exploit those workers and to degrade the workers here. how about boosting the minimum wage, if you want to do something that's going to be helpful to those citizens, then do that. >> yeah. el with, the other thing is, rand paul's plan is to have detroit bail itself out. now, that's a dandy. no one knows what the heck he's talking about. look, it takes -- >> instagram, man. he's caught on instagram doing selfies, a self bailout, a self picture. this is the selfie generation. self-serve. it's good for the gas on your automobile, but nothing to do with baling yourself out. if the people could bail themselves out, they wouldn't be of economic condition they're in. they didn't get themselves in that condition. and it's been g

the thing i mean i don't think you know this kid was going to be the biggest thing in the world michael moore and ryan lewis. i really don't i read the whole album you know there's. only a select few people that i think can you know come with a record back to back to back and automatically. morris you know one of those people you know who i think can continue to sustain you know this level of artistry big sean based on i think he's go as well you know. one of the premiere representative kendrick lamar could you come are one of the premiere representative all these people are good which i don't know but so you know. so about running again i guess. he's mcgill is actually one of the save use of of r. and b. music you know marmie was missing the four for a second and he brought it back. ellie goulding is the princess of great britain and she is the premier dance artist and your first single back in two thousand and nine was what just say that went to number one you shocked yeah. i actually wrote that song for someone else but i wrote it about my brother's experience you know him cheating on his

michael moore just think it's a monument on the right time. but the making of money that has captured the cats taking the console and mike and i have album sales are going to rain made money this year of the guys who make up of a million and anthony says he hates or an arms for the kiddies. we are beyond say for example. and so as not just that morning as well it's all say of them have commercial interest of sponsorship deals say i don't see the cna that the fifteen million dollars. the more banal husband jay z. this breed on the back of beyond to having you're off to visit them on to increase elton john says if we look for in this list it's lonesome i could find by an age group they're all different ages but the one thing in common is taking them on a big crowd whenever they told. is the advice you cause them to musicians and hispanics to know that they can fill. one of the venue that playing and especially to compare the stadium. hello boys like mommy or daddy did something be it in other words this gives an advantage might say to the old ti

like you said, michael moore spent a lot of time out here filming that movie "bowling for columbine" so you know, the thought of bowling and school shootings sort of goes hand in hand out here, a little bit. but they're still looking to see whether there's an actual link between this and columbine. they are searching his computer, his cell phone, anything that would give an indication of that. >> one thing that we have noticed about the sheriff is that he does not use the shooter's name. what's going on there with that? one thing that i have covered, i covered the virginia tech shooting and it came to a point where people wanted to stop talking about that shooter's name. perhaps is the sheriff perhaps making a statement here by not using the shooter's name? >> reporter: yes. i think the day after the shooting, he held a news conference and we were asking some questions about you know, the shooter's birthday and he said i'm obligated to tell you certain things but i'm never going to use the shooter's name in public again. i don't want to give him that notoriety. i don't want to cause

michael moore from the editor paper is here. what happened to cause this?to the open hatch before he drowned >> he had a gallon of water in his helmet. >> they are not sure why that happened. think there was a clogged filter in the device that separates air from water. the astronauts on the space walk are using the same suit. >> so they will take snorkels with them? >> it is piece of tubing they cut on sunday in the space station and are attaching it to their oxygen supply. if they are in trouble, water in the helmet, they can tip the head down. >> how does a snorkel work in space? >> it is just a tube that goes into your air supply in your helmet. so they are hoping this gives extra time to get in and safely get out. >> i didn't know they had water with them when they went on a space walk >> the water shouldn't be there. this was a failure of the filter system going on inside the suit. they are not sure why it happened. but they have to go fix the cooling system that is running on half of their consist system. >> as many as four could do the sa space walk

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. >> like michael moore -- >> when i actually studied in college -- >> antibiotics?ge, huge deal. day. hospital, every i can do a gram stain right here if you want one. staff are caucus, this is a huge deal. >> i thought you are studying for your -- >> it involved genny cream. >> the survey finds that professionals are cautiously optimistic about 2014. thatsame survey finds financial firms need to fix their ethical culture to solve systemic problems. you guys did this survey where it shows 90% of investment acknowledge a current lack of trust in the financial industry. there is a lack of integrity in markets. is this because of too much government relation or not enough regulation? >> it is a tale of 2 cities could investors are optimistic about local economies in the first box to other asset classes, but as you said, still do not have a lot of confidence in the market itself. that is caused by 2 factors. one is lack of ethical culture at the firm level. the second is the systemic risks around bank, derivatives, and systemic risks. you are talking about compliance an

. >> after seven days of testimony in georgetown court, the trial of michael moore ton has come to an tonight. late this afternoon a jury found morton guilty of murdering his wife and sentenced him to life in prison. >> i was stunned. it literally knocked the wind out of me. my knees buckled, my butt hit the chair. had that chair not been there, i would have hit the floor. >> i didn't do this. >> i'm sorry, what? >> i did not do this. >> prosecuting attorneys say a key factor in the decision was morton's cold behavior in the courtroom. >> there weren't any tears there. he was just acting like he had in the pretrials, just totally without any remorse whatsoever for killing his wife. >> if you put yourself in his position, it certainly seems unfair to be held accountable for not crying on to or crying at the wrong time. >> there is always a little bit of an attitude of relief from jurors, but this was like relief and almost jubilation, and i suppose that goes back to the -- that they had -- they had taken michael off the street, and they had rejected the only defense theory that we had,

attorney michael moore in georgia who is investigating the case. out exactly how he died. you know, there is the video that we received from the sheriff's office that left so many questions for the family, for the johnsons. they want to know essentially did all of the video that was recorded at the school make it to the sheriff's office? the fbi now is going to take control of those hard drives to try to get an answer to that question. >> well, i'm remembering from your previous reporting, there were crucial pieces of the video that were just missing. so i'm wondering, will these hard drives, will they explain how this teenager died? >> maybe is the answer. you mentioned video that's potentially missing. that hour in the gym where kendrick johnson's body was found. when we know there was activity, no recording there. it depends upon several variables here. one of the most important is the cycle in which this system is set to record over old information. some are set at a week, two weeks, maybe 30 days. we know that the original hard drives were req

if you read michael moore's fat," food is not just caloric and value.he idea of having food the rest of this will not eat and taking it to the hood. that is poor compared to changing everyone's behaviors, taking care of the environment. thecing food waste is not duty of the poor, shoveling it to them institutionalize is the problem and ratifies the nurses assist -- ratifies the value of the sell by dates. see, in theove to same way that the local campaign off. people would go to a local restaurant or locally owned theness, something along ways of food waste in a local store. places that are working on waste reduction in terms of what they are buying and how they are displaying food. instead of having a mound of great prints, -- mound of grapefruits. getting together with how canneurs and saying we display food differently, how do we order food differently? i am not sure in terms of a delivery service. having people say -- berkeley aboutthey are great taking produce that is about to turn and doing value back. for one dollar you get food that is about to

if you read michael moore's book sal chaka fattah, you will know it's not just caloric value. the idea of having for the rest of us won't be, taking it to the and had the need it, i think is poor compared the idf changing our behaviors. taking care of the environment, reducing food waste is not the duty of the poor. and shoveling it to them i think institutionalizes the problem and i think it ratifies the narcissistic gross value come effect of those best buy sell by dates. >> i wanted to add one more thing. i would love to see in the same way the local campaign really took off and people would go and go to a local restaurant because they had that were of local business comes something along the lines of a foodways warrior with kickoff for a retail store. store. we're seeking places that work and waste reduction in terms of what they are buying, how they are displaying their food pixel a grocery store having an amount of grapefruit to put a cardboad box with the amount of grapefruit on top in each of the image of abundance but you don't have all of the food that is going to wa

russell moore from the southern baptist convention and michael angelo signoreli from the huffington post for the most fascinating person of the year clinton taking the top spot on walters' annual list of news makers. when pressed on whether she'll make a potential white house bid clinton had this to say. >> well, it's such a difficult decision and it's one that i am not going to rush into. i haven't made up my mind. i really have not. i will look carefully at what i think i can do and make that decision sometime next year. >> our chief national correspondent john king is in washington. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, carol. >> well, hillary may not have made up her mind but critics are already fired up, right? >> reporter: they are beginning to get fired up. that is what is quite interesting. she does have the luxury of time and even though she says she hasn't made up her mind, one of the reasons she has that luxury is not only because of her popularity, not only because she has been down this track before, but because there is a campaign in waiting for her. there are supe