marriage sputters out, police say that's when she is suddenly free to spend time with the wealthy mike warren so michael warren was paying for an apartment for sheila keen. >> yes, that's according to the police, that's correct. >> the other residents at the complex where sheila lived said "we thought michael and sheila were married, he was there so often." >> reporter: detectives get a search warrant for sheila's apartment confiscating some of her clothes and obtain samples of her hair. they also take a long hard look at the widower who they say stands to benefit from marlene's murder including; a life insurance policy covering the victim. full control of the family business. plus that home at aero club. in all a seven figure possible payout for the grieving husband. >> we were riding around wellington and i told him. i says, "mike," i says, "i don't think that you done it. but i know pretty damn well that you know more about it than you're lettin' out." and he says, "honest. honest, bill." he says, "i don't know." >> reporter: honestly, things are about to get even stickier for michael warr

mike warren, thank you. the fate of tax reform is now solely in the hands of republicans. yesterday's close budget vote in the house guaranteed g.o.p. leaders will not need democratic support to pass the first major tax bill since ronald reagan. but they could use some help from those republicans who voted no yesterday. we will hear from one of those lawmakers, he will join me next. stay close. >> when you have a tax bill this large, when you turn the dollar one way it affect something on the other side. we are still working with them. i know the chairman has been listening and trying to find a way we can make them happy with what we are going to be doing at the end of the day. that's why there's ocuvite. it helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. nourish your eyes to help keep them healthy. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. a trip back to the dthe doctor's office, mean just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home... ...with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boostin

warren's parents, it's not hard to believe at all. it simply confirms their decades-old suspicion. >> i turned angry when i heard mike had married sheilashe killed my daughter, and he marries her? you know there's gotta be something there. >> reporter: when we come back does michael warren have anything to worry about? >> so there could be another arrest? >> the answer to that is, yet to be determined. >> reporter: next what he's saying only to "20/20" tonight, and the stiff price prosecutors want sheila to pay for the >> reporter: talk about october blues. >> now a woman accused of dressing up as a clown and killing her lover's wife is finally in custody. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, sheila keen-warren finding herself plucked from obscurity in virginia and extradited back to infamy in florida facing charges of first degree murder with a firearm. it's a crime that's taken so long to bring to trial, state attorney dave aronberg was still in college when it happened. >> sometimes justice can be delayed but justice eventually arrives. >> reporter: accused killer clown warren doesn't exactly play to the crowd in her first appearance be

go to mike warren, "weekly standard" staff writer there. he outline as interesting argument back and forth, many conservatives allege, just fire mueller, bet him out of there, because of conflicts and all the dust-up that he didn't go ahead and pursue hillary clinton aggressively enough earlier on, et cetera, et cetera. you make a great case, hold the phone here but explain your premise that essentially would be a waste of time. >> this is borne out, what i wrote, filed before we knew about who was being indicted. it is borne out by these indictments, should be noted george papadopoulos is guilty plea he issued. he said he is guilty of lying to the fbi about this. this is very interesting indictment, details of the case there. look, i think that it is shown that the mueller investigation knows a lot of things that we don't here in the public. that they're learning a lot of things. and, there is more to be done. i think the argument that, that mueller is somehow compromised is pretty weak. makes the case that the fbi looked into something fr

the other thing i want to say is mike, warren and steve hayes of the weekly standard have a fantasticnt issue about how 90 days ago when he had to do it last, he told them at 10:00 in the morning i'm pulling out. then by 7:00 at night, he had been convinced not to pull out and stayed in. >> that sets up michael crowley. i want to ask you, as someone who has to cover what the white house or the administration might do in the iran deal, how difficult is it to get -- my understanding is people get a different story from every corner, every pocket of this administration. >> yeah. although i think it's starting to zero in on the conclusion that they have come to this solution which is that trump gets sort of the politics that he wants which is his own announcement is i think this is a bum deal and i'm not going to recertify it. then they don't press the they don't press the congress to reimpose the sanctions, which would actually constitute blowing up the deal. it is a little built of washington kabuki show where the outcome is preordained. when we talk about what the deal covers and doesn

. >> mike warren believes she's being falsely accused.ila keen warren is behind bars in florida arrested for allegedly killing warren's first wife marlene. it was a case that sat cold for decades until just last month. the case broken wide opened thanks to dna testing is the focus of tonight's brand new 20/20. the true crimes story airs tonight 10 o'clock right here on 6abc. >> well, there is some terrifying moments on board a school bus in north carolina when the front of the bus erupted in flames. the driver and 16 high schoolers on board had all rushed to safety right before this. they evacuated as soon as they smelled smoke. you can see the vehicle is gutted now with only the frame, ash and char left. investigators say the fire started in the engine. a special consultant is scheduled to inspect the bus on monday. >> chester county's largest mushroom growers is going global. based in kennett square they're building a new mushroom production facility in china. one of the companies owners joined county officials on the long trip to shang

mike is none other than michael warren, whose wife marlene was gunned down 14 years earlier by that killer dressed as a clown. as for debbie, she's actually sheila keane. the person police suspected of being that killer clown, who despite circumstantial evidence pointing her way was never charged with the crime. but palm beach county authorities say this case was still on their radar, and last month they were finally ready to arrest their key suspect, debbie. >> our agency received a call in regards to the murder of an individual that occurred back in 1990. >> reporter: on september 26th, a trap is set after the warrens are spotted leaving their home in their cadillac suv. >> the vehicles were strategically placed along various locations and observed the black cadillac escalade as it was traveling. >> reporter: the couple's escalade stopped and surrounded as her husband michael looks on, sheila placed in custody. the breakthrough authorities say was through something that didn't exist back in 1990. sophisticated dna testing. >> police in florida arresting a female suspect -- >> reporter: s

. >> elizabeth warren. >> mike warner. >> joe biden. >> michelle obama. >> michelle obama. >> i would> i'll tell you who else, joe kennedy. chris murphy. >> hillary could beat him. i really think that anybody other than a serial killer could beat donald trump right now. >> well, it didn't work the last time around. many of the people you just saw were quick to note they didn't think joe biden or michelle obama will actually run leaving the question, who could that would get any kind of excitement from democratic voters. i want to talk about this a little bit. kick it around the table. this seems to be, we spent so much time talking about republicans, their problems, their civil war, their divisions. democrats are struggling to get it together in the background. >> one thing i like to ask senate and house democrats is who is the leader of the democratic party. >> good question. >> more often than not, they look at me and say, i don't really know who the leader of the democratic party is right now. that's the problem with the democrats. one, are they just going to run on something that

mike pence last night casting the tie breaking vote, protecting bankers from collective lawsuits. quite a contract. they are designed to pool power against banks. this obama era rule from the consumer group that elizabeth warrensupposed to empower consumers. it all came out of the bill. with me now, the former chairman of the committee. you helped write this. was it important, what mike pence did last night? >> absolutely. it is appalling. you have what wells fargo did to people. other banks that may have abused people. what mike pence did, other republicans including bob corker, john mccain, what they did was to protect wells fargo effectively against any ability about those that they harmed to get back at them. very often the amount that you may have been hurt is a few hundred dollars. that may happen several times. you can't get it done. what you have been able to do, would have been able to do under the rule put forward, is to get a bunch of people together to sue. that would have given the deterrent to people and would have allowed them to bear the costs. instead, it is about arbitration. i was with, she noted 9% of the arbitrations go for the agreed consumer. donald trump, yes, he lies a lot. i can't th

. >> from warren buffett there, the greatest of a long buyer of all-time. >> mike, so where else do you want the brand to be besides the magazine? >> well, as i said, globally, we have 38 licensees, which 26 languages, 68 or so countries, 26 websites. and as we create a network like that around the world, that opens up all sorts of opportunities, one, around, you know, what we are calling a global alliance of bringing people together in groups around the world and doing, you know, introductions with to one of the great things that forbes is able to do is convene the movers and shakers or the doers and doings of the world so there are opportunities like that, there is also, as steve mentioned education is one of the great growth areas for us. we have a full degree program in forbes school of business. and we are now looking a lookine of a skills based program, which as you talk to educators that is more attune to what the current economy is, more so even than four-year degree programs. >> and steve, so what is the forbes future the brand? in asia, for example? >> and, well, we have these

mike had married sheila, angry. >> reporter: police conduct new dna testing and just weeks ago take sheila keen warren into custodyth first degree murder. prosecutors seeking the death penalty. >> sometimes justice can be delayed, but justice eventually arrives. >> reporter: and more developments this morning. marlene's widower, sheila's husband, mike, telling abc news in a phone call sheila is falsely accused and that she -- this is a very serious thing so he's saying it's unfair. investigators, of course, at this point mum on what whether there could be charges coming in his direction. >> sheila is still in jail? >> she was extradited brought to florida in jail awaiting trial. she has pleaded not guilty but this case seems to be changing. we can expect anything probably to happen here so more tonight on "20/20," of course. >> that's right. you can see deborah's complete report on "20/20" at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. thank you, deborah. >>> we will be right back with o.j. simpson's life after prison. new images coming in. one question, is he sticking to the terms of his parole. there are 24 hours in a

warren complain about? >> i think congressman jason chaffetz is onto something, we don't have a revenue source, tell mike thateally offset the cost of the tax cut. this was supposed to be about tax reform, apparently that's not the issue now, where just under tax cuts. this really is disproportionately beneficial o the very rich. you at the fourth bracket but it still does nothing in terms of offsetting things like doing away with state and local deductions. >> dana: that's the big issue. >> imagine no more mortgage deductions. >> dana: they are not saying that. >> they are making the case. also in terms of her retirement contribution. the middle-class is not going to benefit because of the added tax on the rich. >> dana: for state and local tax deduction issue is a big deal. wyoming, you think that's ridiculous, why did they get to do that, but for people who live around here it's a big deal. >> that's right. what's fascinating to me about this fourth bracket issue you've introduced is when you are serving president bush, republicans would never do that. president trump, it shows you how the republican party

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mike pence and the guest with the president and the vice president is attorney general sessions. it should be an interesting afternoon at the white house. >> sandra: you set it up for us. michael warren, thank you. >> bill: a bit more information from our folks in washington gomez reporting that manafort is no longer at the f.b.i. jay gibson reporting now that manafort will make an initial appearance before a judge at 1:30 eastern time today in washington, d.c. another big story this week republicans about to unveil their tax bill. that plan already facing a lot of pushback, concerns that taxes could be effectively raised on some americans. that doesn't sound so conservative, does it? mike emanuel on the hill for more on this. busy week there. good morning. >> republican leaders behind the tax reform push are listening to some of that pushback and undoubtedly counting votes. republican ways and means chairman saying at the urging of lawmakers we're restoring an itemized property tax deduction to help taxpayers with local tax burdens. the house majority leader signaled republican leaders are listening to colleagues from high tax states new york, new jersey, california about the potent