new york pubtd to it monaco.untry where these kids have their actual citizenship. >> i respectfully disagree. both state courts have denied jurisdiction. the federal court will not get involved. the state department won't get involved. all the thing are consistent that this is not an issue for these courts here right now at this stage without an appeal to be handling. it is to be handled in monaco first whafrl you don't do is keep the kids beyond the order from monaco. >> we have to go a one word answer. if you were going on appeal in the u.s. would you appeal california or new york? >> new york. >> i would go to federal court. multiwill jurisdictions. >> you have to start in new york and then to go federal court. >> all right. thank you. on that note we'll be right back. stick around, "the kelly file." thinking about what to avoid where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under cont

it was really exciting. >> reporter: after a court in monaco ruled that the kids should spend several of summer vacation with her. >> their father has only let me see them 11 days this year. >> reporter: kim kardashian tweeted, i don't know you, but as a mother i feel your pain. she even lobbied president obama to help her. the white house responded saying they're declining to comment on it, due to the ongoing legal proceedings. >> it's very hard for the kids and i. it's been kind of cruel in a way. because, you know, we just want to see each other and be together, they're very, very young. >> reporter: last friday, rutherford was supposed to return the kids to the custody of their father which she refused. >> none of us expected this to go on this long. i trusted the court that this was going to be temporary. i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary. and three years has not been temporary. >> it is a drastic measure. it means that the children are being withheld and their whereabouts are unknown. >> reporter: in response, the lawyers in

monaco did not. they were hysterical, they're, you know we're afraid and the way was done was so sudden. and he knew exactly what i was doing and why. no court was taking jurisdiction, they had been ordered home by california before they decided they'd have jurisdiction. and i was terrified to not knowing what would happen if i put them on a plane and they were voicing concerns. so, i didn't know what to do. >> do they have any idea exactly what's going on? >> they've been going through this for a long time. their father is now telling them, i just spoke with them on skype and dad says you can't see us unless it's supervised from now on. they're saying you can't see your mother unless she turns over the passport. they're crying and saying mommy turn over the u.s. passport. trish: it's just sad. i want to bring your lawyer into this conversation. wendy, i mean, kelly's kids are americans. she is american, her ex-husband can't come into this country because he's wanted for tax evasion and yet, an ameri

the next court date is set for monaco early next month, david. >> very long battle. lindsey, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. home improvement store low's in hot water tonight. the african-american delivery driver called off the job allegedly because of the color of his skin. his boss at lowe's phoning to tell him the customer only wanted a white person to deliver. what the company is saying tonight. >>> then this -- >> i got you. >> the moment a desperate uncle pulls his 11-month-old niece from a terrible accident, pulling her out of the car seat. it's just incredible. >>> later right here, made in america is tonight. u 2, eric clapton, katie py per band, and yes me. they give me a shot at the guit guitar. it's made in america. get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help

the judge ruling that the kids live in monaco with him. allowing rutherford to have summers with her children. she's tried to bring back to the u.s. legally for years. and kelly rutherford joins us exclusively live here with the story. and her attorney wendy murphy is in boston. kelly, good morning. it's been a couple of days since the children are back with their father. how are you sf. >> i'm good. i'm good. i'm just trying to process it. make sense of it really. >> of course, you were critical of the judge's ruling and your main issue is your children are american citizens. >> yeah, i just feel like their voices have about been heard. in a way, i walked into a courtroom where, everything felt like it was already done. it was a done deal. and his mother was sitting there with plane tickets, smiling, ready to take them, nobody had hurd our argument. i was accused of things that i wasn't everybody defend. >> kidnapping. >> i think no one was in communication. he was in communication with them every day. you know, i talked to my lawyers, th

the danger is that the monaco court gets upset, which it probably will. you have to enforce our order. >> what are the chances that the u.s. state department will get involved? >> i think they have to get involved. look, i called for them awhile ago to get involved back when they were in monaco, i said they should bring the kids back. i think they have to get involved. make an incredibly hard decision. it's a tough, tough to know what the state department will do. i think they should do the right thing, which, in my view, is to leave u.s. citizen kids in the united states. we'll see what happens. i think it's a good thing that the state department is finally being forced to address this as opposed to everyone wants to say, this isn't our problem. this is not our problem. >> and the children are now 8 and 6. they know what's going on. >> they have a sense of what's going on. it's time to get it resolved. this is a bold move. >> hopefully, it will get resolved. all right. thank you, dan. >> incredible. send the kids away temporarily. >> heartbreaking. >> ne

the next court date is set for monaco early next month, david. >> very long battle. linsey, thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. home improvement store lowe's in hot water tonight. the african-american delivery driver called off the job allegedly because of the color of his skin. his boss at lowe's phoning to tell him the customer only wanted a white person to make the delivery. what the company is saying tonight. >>> then this -- >> i got you, sweetie. >> the incredible moment a desperate upgle pulls his little 11-month-old niece from this terrible car accident. >>> later right here, made in america is back tonight. u2, eric clapton, katy perry band, and yes, me. they give me a shot at the fender guitar, and the workers in the factory tonight saying it's made in america. did you know that meeting your daily protein needs actually helps to support your muscle health? boost® high protein nutritional drink can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins a

then, monaco didn't demand them back. new york just sent them back. has been put in this position because of the decisions made here in u.s. >> finally, you're being vocal not only for your children -- you feel this is something that happening -- >> this is happening to so many people. i have people stopping me on the streets, writing me letters, sending me envelopes of their cases. i was just in d.c., speaking with members of congress, and the state department. this is happening a lot. there needs to be laws put in place here. you're setting us up. you're setting the kids up for a problem, the parents up for a problem. i shouldn't have to fight this in a foreign court at this point. you know, this was not what was the intention much the order. >> all right, kelly thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >> we'll continue to follow this and i know september 3rd is the next critical date. >> thank you so much. all the best to you and your family. david? >> robin, thank you, these court cases can take years, but in a child's life that rep

the kids have been in monaco for years. does that snend if the courts are saying we don't have jurisdiction here, then her position is these are u.s. citizens. the presumption should be they stay here. the danger is that the monaco court gets upset, which it probably will. that they then go to the u.s. government and say, you have to enforce our order. >> what are the chances that the u.s. state department will get involved? >> i think they have to get involved. i call for them to get involved when the kids were in monaco. i think they have to get involved. make an incredibly hard decision. it's a tough, tough to know what the state department will do. i think they should do the right thing, which, in my view, is to leave u.s. citizen kids in the united states. we'll see what happens. i think it's a good thing that the state department is finally being forced to address this as opposed to everyone wants to say, this isn't our problem. this is not our problem. >> and the children are now 8 and 6. they know what's going on. >

there was order in monaco that those children were to be returned to monaco.nd instead of returning them, she kept them. that's where she got in trouble. that's going to cause her problems down the line. at one point the court says we don't have jurisdiction in this case. but yet they can still demand bring her children back to monaco? >> the reason, the reason she stated why she kept the kids here because the california court, and the new york court, refused to have jurisdiction tore say that they had jurisdiction over this case. she said because no state in the us has jurisdiction over this custody case, how can i in good fate send my kids back on a plane to foreign country when they are us citizens and they belong here. however, what she failed to note was that there was a court order in monaco, because the children had been residing there. so monaco took over jurisdiction of the case. >> she needs to abide by the court order. >> now he is stuck over there, because he can't get visa to many could back. >> see, that's the problem, part of the 2,012 ruling he

her next court date is scheduled for monaco early next month.vis, abc news, new york. >>> federal regulators say driver fatigue was the main cause of a deadly accident that injured tracy morgan. the truck driver which hit morgan's limo had been without sleep for more than 28 hours. investigators also found lapses in the emergency medical response. it took 40 minutes for first responders to get morgan and the others out of the limo. >> they were getting them out. they didn't have enough basic life support units on scene. so then that even further delayed the delivery to the hospital. >> regulators also found that unused seatbelts made the injuries worse, and the customized limo left the passengers with no way to get out. >>> the new fire that broke out on sunday north of san francisco has mushroomed, more than doubling in size in just 24 hours. the jerusalem fire has scorched 14,000 acres and forced new mandatory evacuations. flames are racing through the dry and rugged terrain, moving so quickly, fire officials are concerned this fire could soon

government abide by monaco's court ruling.gain, just a sticky situation there. >> we wish them all the best of luck. be right back. advertise your eyes! supersize your lashes. new covergirl's super sizer mascara gives you 400% more volume. supersize. mesmerize. advertise your eyes. the super sizer. new from easy, breezy, beautiful. covergirl on more than just the trashcan. 99.9% of bacteria it's the "pungent gym bag stink" neutralizer. and the "prevent mold and mildew on the shower curtain for up to 7 days" spray. it's also the "odor causing bacteria" fighter. and even the "athlete's foot fungus" killer. discover more ways you can use lysol disinfectant spray to help keep your home healthier. looki had the whitest smile. now i'm going to show up to the reunion with this whole situation. oh please. do what i'm doing. use crest whitestrips! crest 3d white whitestrips... remove 14 years of stains. i knew i recognized that smile. crest 3d white whitestrips the way to whiten. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is an i

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the case returns to court in monaco september 3. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, new york. kimberly: "7 on your side" with a consumer alert. volkswagen recalling 420,000 vehicles in the u.s. due to a front air bag problem that could prevent it from deploying in a crash. volkswagen is developing a fix for the problem. for a list of the affected vehicle goes to wjla.com. horace: time to check on traffic. what is the situation on the roads. robert altman has details. robert: this is below 178, the eastbound 50. delays for the most part from 97 over the severn river bridge. look at the capital beltway. the right side of the screen behind the trees. you can see smoke. that is a car fire beyond the george washington parkway. look at if beltway. the left side is the inner loop. out of virginia to the area. connecticut avenue. stop-and-go continues including southbound 75. southbound on 301 leaving la platta to the bridge on 301 because of an earlier incident with a stalled car. that is the latest. kimberly: alert for "jeopardy" fans. tournament of champions are underway but you di

this morning, they could be on a plane to monaco as early as tonight. this morning, rutherford's ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper. the star now ordered to appear in court this morning with her two kids after she failed to send them back to their father in monaco on tuesday. >> my priority is their safety and well-being. as their mother that's what's what i'm going to continue to fight for. >> reporter: six years when rutherford filed for divorce, they were supposed to share custody. one his visa was revoked, the judge ruled the son and daughter should reside in monaco with their father temporarily. >> i trusted their father that he would live up to his agreement that it would be temporary and three years it has not been temporary. >> reporter: back in june, monaco court ruled that the kids should several weeks of the summer vacation with rutherford before returning to ex-husband, which rutherford refuses to do. >> it's very hard for the kids. it's been kind of cruel in a way, because you know we just want to see each other and be together. they're

a judge ordered her children backover seas to be with their father in monaco. it's the latest twist in their ugly custody battle that has raged for years. abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: she is trying to raise awareness that international custody fights like this are not just happening to her family, but to so many others. now, she is pushing for new legislation while trying to bring her children back home. kelly rutherford talking about her international custody battle for the first time since a judge ordered two children back to monaco to live with their father. she is sharing her frustration exclusively with good morning america. >> i walked into a courtroom where everything felt like it was already done. it was a done deal. >> reporter: her eight-year-old son and six-year-old daughter, both american citizens are back with their father. a new york judge making the decision tuesday after he accused rutherford of kidnapping the children when she disobeyed a monaco court order by not sending them back to europe last week. >> i was accused of things

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she disobeyed monaco's court order, but her side -- he was required to renew his visa and envision the family living in america together. >> reporter: the children's father has accused her of kidnapping and says that anybody that associates themselves with her is violating the law. we're live in front of the courthouse, waiting for her to exit with the judge's order. jill nick lee knee, cbs 2 news. >>> never before seen moments from princess diana's wedding. she comforts her youngest bridesmaid. more than half of the photos show her in the wedding gown with the 25-foot train. they are the ones that didn't make the cut for the official wedding album. the officials were featured in an upcoming live auction. >>> fights complications from a double mastectomy. she was hospitalized for several days for an infection. >>> still to come at noon, an environmental disaster caused by the epa. millions of gallons of orange colored mine waste polluting water. >>> and a 91-year-old doctor walking out of court today, charged with smuggling cocaine. in brooklyn in 1907, four courageous ladies saw the d

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the case returns to court in monaco september 3rd. >>> still ahead can any pet be a service animal?ontation between customers, a man with a snake refuses to leave a restaurant. >>> i am michael finney. "ask finney" is ahead. i am taking questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer questions here live in a little bit. >>> i am spencer christian. we can see there is no marine layer. no cooling sea breeze and temperatures on the rise. i will have the >>> this is amazing. a missouri couple walked into a restaurant with a so-called service snake. it happened and upset other customers inside. you can see the snake in the photo around the man's neck. >> he had the snake around her neck first and it started to slither off of her neck down into the booth behind her. she was pulling it and i just started trembling. >> the snake's owner told restaurant management the reptile was a service animal and helped with depression so they allowed him to stay. the american disabilities act defines dogs only as service animals. >> wow. >>> let's get a check of the weather. >> here is a look at live dop

this morning, rutherford's children landed in monaco.morning, the children of "gossip girl" star, kelly rutherford are back in monaco with their father daniel giersch as the bitter custody battle rages on. >> no words at this moment. no words. >> reporter: a teary rutherford leaving a manhattan federal court without 8-year-old hermes and 6-year-old helena who had been staying with her the past five weeks. the grandmother taking the kids straight to the airport after the hearing. how does a mother lose basically custody of her kids? >> kelly rutherford has been placed in a no-win situation. no court's willing to step up and enforce any requirements on him. here in the united states. so, in effect, these kids are now monaco kids. >> reporter: tuesday's hearing is the latest in a six-year saga between rutherford and her german businessman ex-husband. the couple originally supposed to share custody after their divorce, until giersch's visa was revoked in 2012 when a judge ruled he should stay in monaco with their father. granting rutherford

now six and eight years old, a monaco court ruled the kids should spend several weeks of summer vacation with rutherford before returning to her ex-husband. now she's refusing to send them back. just a short while ago she was ordered to appear in a new york court tomorrow with her two children. her ex-husband's attorney saying he just wants his kids. >> lindsey, thanks. >>> when we come back here tonight, remembering a nascar great. >>> also tonight, a family on a grueling desert hike in new mexico. what two parents did to keep their son alive. >>> incredible pictures coming in. an accident, one of the cars spinning into a home, the home blowing up. details right after the break. aren't enough, ie adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired, have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine, or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effec

ex-husband is calling her a kidnapper after she failed to send their two children back to him in monaco last thursday as stipulated in their court-ordered arrangement. >> from the beginning i said i would fight for my children. >> reporter: rutherford played the mom on tv's "gossip girl." her personal drama began six years ago when she divorced german businessman daniel giersch. their shared custody was interrupted when he was banned from entering the u.s. a california judge ordered the kids to live with their father temporarily while he applied for a new visa, something rutherford says he hasn't done, telling me in april -- >> are you more frustrated or angry or sad? >> i could sit here and tell you how often i cry not being able to take them to school, pick them up from school, dress them, smell them, hug them. >> reporter: the kids were just two and five when they were ordered to live with their dad temporarily. now six and eight years old, a monaco court ruled the kids should spend several weeks of summer vacation with rutherford before returning to her ex-husband. now rutherford is

doesn't matter if you are a judge in new york, california or monaco.ikes it when someone takes the law into their own hands. >> she may have hurt her future ability to see the children. >> yes. she has a worldwide reputation as someone who doesn't listen to judges and judges loathe that. >> what about rutherford's lawyer's assertion that these are american children and they cannot be forced to live outside this country? does that hold up? >> totally sympathetic argument n. the law that doesn't matter as much as you might think. in international custody cases what matters is where the kids are resident. the kids are going to school. they have friends. they are bilingual. every passing day is better for dad. >> the couple lived in the united states. then the father's visa was revoked. interesting to note he has not reapplied for a new visa. can he be compelled to do so to bring the family closer together? >> in a way kelly's biggest legal mistake was getting in the moving van and out of california. the california court which issued the order said we have

a judge in monaco allowed the children to spend this summer with their mother in the u.s.hen she refused to send them back last week, giersch called it kidnapping and a new court battle began. with rutherford's attorney arguing the children have a fundamental right to live in their open country. >> the best thing that rutherford could do is put her head down and get ready for the court hearing in monaco next month. maybe she'll have a chance of getting her children back. >> reporter: rutherford said she'll continue to fight for her children and once again slammed the judge writing, if she has a conscience, i suspect she won't sleep well ever again. the judge did not respond to our request for comment on the letter, but we'll be hearing from another judge, in the case early next month. a custody hearing in monaco set for september 23. >> i don't know, blasting the judge is an unorthodox, legal strategy. >> a lot of emotion involved. no question about it. >>> let's go to a pennsylvania beauty queen who is behind bars after authorities said she faked a battle with cancer in a

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she may see her kid less, more restrictions and her x has a hearing in monaco in september.his is ugly when kid get caught in this kind of thing. she said reason he didn't send them back because safety is a priority. without saying exactly what her kid told her mike and alex, she's concerned about something that she quoted, she said alarming things were revealed to her. >> well, she's going to have to tell some judge. >> she will good what the heck she's talking about, instead of just dropping that gossip bomb. >> and then a lot of times in these situations parents use the kid as pawns. you kind of cokes them sometimes or ask questions that lead them to answers a certain way to benefit your argument. judge can see through it, he or she has been dealing with these issues for quite sometime. >> we have to get to the bottom of the allegations, something alarming, that she fears for their safety in monaco. >> all right. >> my thoughts are for children. to have their parents going through something like that, it is tough on them. how this will affect them. >> grow up, people. >>>

>> especially in monaco. a home court advantage for the father, and no one is alleging that he's a bad parent, nor is anyone alleging that kelly's a bad parent. she's just losing time to get they can back to the states. >> lisa green, interesting case. thanks so much. >>> we'll take a turn now and get a check of the weather from al. >> all right, guys. well, we've got more heat to talk about. call this an emega block because it kind of looks like the omega. two lows on each end of the country, big ridge of high pressure in the middle, and that heat now, because the jet stream's way up to the north, look how far north this heat gets. portland will be at 91 degrees today. seattle will see a temperature 14 degrees above average, boise 101. and of course, where it's been hot, it is staying hot. texas, it's going to feel like 103 at ft. worth, 107 in san antonio, houston 108. look at lake charles, 108 degrees today. not a lot of rain on the map. that's the good news, although we could use it. we're going to start

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a judge in manhattan ordered rutherford to return her two children to their children in monaco. earlier she declined to appear in court with the two children in violation of the judge's order. the children were eventually brought to court when the judge ruled against her. the children will now leave the u.s. today. >>> the family of a woman killed by a metro north train last week challenging a ruling that her death was a suicide. officials say 28-year-old tamar lewis went on the tracks to retrieve a dropped purse and struck. the medical examiner ruled yesterday that it was a suicide. but her family reportedly said she wouldn't have done something like that and is planning its own investigation. >>> a new poll shows 65% of new york voters believe campaign contributions from the yellow cab industry are behind city efforts to limit the growth of uber. mayor de blasio agreed to a four-month study of uber's impact on traffic congestion. that the followed a failed proposal to cap uber's growth. >>> now to a white house assistant placed on leave this afternoon. she was arrested and cha

a monaco court ordered her to return the kids after having them here for the summer. new york and california said they had no jurisdiction. she said, okay, if the states in my country don't have jurisdiction, i'm not going to obey monaco. then, to however, a new york court stepped in and ordered they be returned. now kelly filed a federal lawsuit to get her kids back after they were sent back on tuesday to monaco, but the federal judge tossed out the suit saying the manner belonged in the state system. >> oh, man, this is very complicated. >> you know what? she's caught in a major bureaucratic red tape. >> it's a catch 22. >> it started in california with the judge who i somehow decided that kids who were born in this country should be living with their father, you know -- >> and she said when she went into the court, it seems to have already been decided. they didn't even listen to her they were ready -- >> there's got to be something else afoot here, right? >> well, people is apparently coming out with a piece on the ex-husband saying that he's ruined a lot of peopl

pero el monaco no bajo los brazos y "mario pesalic" empato el juego al 49 del segundo tiempo.res a uno al minuto 86 para darle una ventaja mas comoda al equipo espaÑol para el partido de vuelta. vo ahora nos vamos con el compromiso entre el basilea y macabbi. disputado en "st. jakob park".. el israeli "eran zehavi" anoto dos veces.... uno para abrir la cuenta y otro para empatar el partido en tiempo de reposicion en lo que fue el empate a dos entre estos equipos. por parte del basilea "delgado" y "embolo" anotaron los goles para que todo se decida en el juego de vuelta. vo otro gran partido se disputo en escocia entre el celtic y malmo. el equipo escoces pego dos veces en los primer diez minutos. cortesia de "griffiths" y "biton" pero "jo inge berget" descoto para acortar distancias y cuando se veian abajo en el marcadro tres a uno despues de otro gol de "griffiths" nuevamente anoto "berget" para dejar el resultado final de tres a dos y darle algo de esperanza al malmo para el partido de vuelta. vo teminamos la informacion del futbol con el partido entre el dinamo zagreb y "sk

la nÚmero uno, es esta preciosidad de gol del valencia de espaÑa, ante mÓnaco de francia en liga de campeonesasesinados por un ex compaÑero de trabajo, sale a relucir la salud mental de los empleados. cronista: con un menos todo de silencio, se honrÓ la memoria de los periodistas asesinados, en virginia, en plena transmisiÓn en vivo. para que tenga una idea, se comienza con una reuniÓn editorial, y cada uno parte a sus respectivas escenas, estamos expuestos a la tragedia, pero nunca se piensa en ser parte de ella. >> nos toca directamente al corazÓn, estaban trabajando profesionalmente y concentrados cuando ocurriÓ lo que todos sabemos. obviamente, causa un impacto y abre los ojos de todos los que trabajamos en este medio. cronista: son muchos los traumas que sin duda alguna quedarÁn en esa redacciÓn, esta situaciÓn puede ocurrir en cualquier zona de trabajo. se recomienda que patronos ofrezcan alternativas a sus empleados par descargar tensiones. dra: en algunas oficinas se hacen tÉcnicas para liberar tensiones, son tÉcnicas de relajaciÓn, desempleados se pueden levantar, y respirar y sean c

equipo espaÑol en avanzar a la siguiente fase en Álvaro madrugaba, y terminaba dÁndole la victoria un mÓnacode mÉxico >> yo creo que la situaciÓn es delicada, ahora tengo sentimientos encontrados, trucados y no es un mayor momento para dar una respuesta final. william: en las semifinales de zona en el bÉisbol de la liga mexicana todos los partidos juegan su sexto encuentro. tijuana, saltillo, oaxaca y campeche estÁn a una victoria de avanzar a la final. hoy continuÓ la gira de la la pelea promocional entre canelo Álvarez y coto. >> no tengo favorito en estos momentos, cuando me subo al ring voy a buscar la victoria. >> yo creo en el mejor momento, soy un peleador mÁs completo, mÁs maduro con mÁs experiencia asÍ que me siento bien. >> es una pelea garantizada llena de acciÓn, va a ser una pelea de choque , fuerte para ambos y es lo que la gente quiere ver. >> siempre que estÁ puerto rico o mÉxico arriba del ring es garantÍa de que va haber una guerra. william: el combate serÁ el precio medio de 160 libras donde miguel coto estÁ más que acostumbrado a ganar. serÁ en caguas puerto rico. es la p

he was arrested in monaco in february and charged with price manipulation and money laundering, and isnow looking at a lengthy prison sentence. but his is far from the only high-profile fraud case on the art market. could self-regulation be the answer to this widespread abuse of the system? thomas christ drew up proposals to that effect back in 2012, but to no avail. the industry showed little interest in cleaning up its own tarnished image. >> the fear of a dent in turnover weighed heavier than a dent in reputation. so the issue was put on the back-burner. reporter: the swiss authorities could fill the gap with legislation. seeing little urgency, however, the government instead deferred the issue to parliamentary committees and commissions -- which have yet to produce any results. the lobbyists seem to have the upper hand. citing their rights to privacy, the big players are successfully resisting regulation. >> these privacy rights are repeatedly violated. so my answer is no. i don't believe we need that. reporter: although smaller galleries are gradually having a re-think about chang

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monaco's a pretty sweet place to live. >> i know, you can gamble. [laughter] but the judge, he has all the facts. who knows what's in that big file. >> it makes no sense. the original decision was made in california, and you know in california -- >> wow, i don't know in california -- [inaudible conversations] >> okay. the judicial system too? ultimately, is happy. >> yes. we hope the judge is here is a lot more reasonable. >> and in much lighter news, willie nelson is going to perform in prospect park tomorrow. it is a benefit concert that is sold out, but if you go near the bandshell, you can listen to him. medicine -- >> what about julio i depress us? -- i depress whereas? >> i never heard it. but i could listen to you do can that all day. [laughter] >> julio was so cool. to all the girls i loved before, and he'd be like -- who travel inside and out my door. it was ridiculous, but it was a big hit. do you guys remember? >> you're bringing it back. [laughter] >> julio is cool, he's the father of enrique. >> look at you. >> and still with anna kourn