that mortimer. he doesn't he could go either way with that if it weren't for those durn kids who doesn't have a brother i know but he does sound like a like a scooby doo. so this isn't the only one there was a number in states like ohio where they had found that subsidiaries and multiple shell company s. of per day or at the door the sackler family had been putting money through swiss bank accounts and you know anybody who has a skate bank account is totally on the up and always you can trust them completely so they're kind of saying this idea that purdue had all these shell companies that they're hiding money and that's why they're doing this now is so that they actually do have billions have no way and they won't really lose anything and there'd be no personal personal effect for for the people that were spreading that as a grow addiction around the world that is incredible i mean i'm out there and it's illegal you can't you can't move money blood to hide money that's wildly illegal but a spokespe

mortimer sackler or buddy mortimer denied any wrongdoing by family and told the media quote gore's ready this is a cynical attempt by a hostile address attorney general's office to generate debate amatory blind's to try to torpedo a mutually beneficial settlement that is supported by of so many other states and would result in billions of dollars going to communities and to individuals across the country that need help billions like the software from. and i'm sure the agio is a rural hospital. about their whole office and everyone in there and i bet all those states are a lot and cynical toward the oh my god you're so cynical you can see just billions of dollars lives wasted families destroyed all because the so the sack lawyers could have a few 100 extra $1000000.00. that's really what it was over i'm sorry the 1st semi-colon were a little were a little hostile towards you and your family more to remain at the end of the day you destroyed. sir i was of the you weren't alone there was a lot of other big companies that were going into places like india and china and went to china and trie

one example that i'll mention for you, mortimer sackler, he's a former board member of purdue pharma essentially transferred millions of dollars to various real estate companies here in new york that held multiple townhouses here. i'll read you directly what the attorney general is alleged because defendant mortimer -- before we get to this response -- this is what the attorney general is actually saying, because defendant mortimer placed these new york real estate holdings in the name of shell companies, their ownership would have been impossible to detect from publicly available recordings and without access to financial records. another allegation is that sackler attempted to transfer monies also into swiss bank accounts. now to the response, sackler simply saying this is not newsworthy. and he's specifically writing, this is cynical attempt by a hostile ag's office to generate defamatory headlines to try to tour ped do a mutual birth settle that is -- we should mention there is obviously a project that we're watching here in the studios in new york. again, this is significant as

and one of the allegations specifically made against a certain member of the family, mortim mortimer, i want to read more of what was in that filing. the a.g. writing because defendant mortimer sackler placed these new york real estate holdings in the name of shell companies, their ownership would have been impossible to detect from publicly available records and without access to financialrecords, sackler allegedly received money that was transferred through various swiss swiss bank accounts. so what is the attorney general doing right now? following the money trail. they are trying to find out exactly how much wealth the sackler family has and where it is. >> and what is the sackler family saying about. >> they are saying that the transfe transfers are legitimate and questioning the value of this here in the statement to cnn, mortner sackler saying there is nothing news worthy about these transfers and they write that this is an attempt by a hostile a.g.'s office to jen rate defamatory headlines to try to torpedo a mutually beneficial settlement that is supported by so many other st

emily mortimer and dolly wells join us now. explain that title. —wise but also i just thought it was a phrase that lillian macbeth character has good posture, she can be full of posture and her life is fine and everything is wonderful and she has a front in the way she behaves. she is posturing. exactly. she is a lost young lady who, through the course of the movie, sort of finds herself. it's a kind of coming—of—age story for the younger character played so great by grace than pattern. why is she lost? because, first of all i feel like she's a bit of an orphan, her father is very successful and works in music and is put money into her bank account and moved her around, sort of not... and her mother has not been around, so she's had to grow her own and she's very pretty and charming and rather entitled but she hasn't really... she is to find herself through what other people think of her, especially boys and men. and then she comes into this has lived in by me, this kind of very austere intimidating distant reclusive writer who lives in a room at

writes here, because defendant mortimer d.a.r has placed these new york real estate holdings in the name of shell companies, their ownership would have been impossible to detect from publicly available records and without access to financial records. it alleges that sackler allegedly had money routed through foreign bank accounts, specifically swiss bank accounts. in a statement that was released to cnn, sackler said that there's nothing newsworthy about these financial transfers, decade-old transfers and they were perfectly legal and appropriate in every respect. this is a cynical attempt by a hostile a.g.'s office to generate defamatory headlines to try to torpedo a mutually beneficial settlement that is supported by so many other states and would result in billions of dollars going to communities and individuals across the country that need help. they have previously fought the subpoena action by the attorney general's office. what we are seeing here is an effort by the ag to put pressure on purdue to comply with potential su

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the first one has to do with mortimer sackler. he sat on the board of purdue.is he transferred millions of dollars into a real estate company in new york. i'll read you the exact allegation brought forward. the ag writing because defendant sackler placed these new york real estate holdings in the name of shell companies, the ownership would have been impossible to detect without financial records. one more example to mention. sackler also allegedly received money that was funneled through some swiss bank accounts. that's what the attorney general's office is doing right now, trying to find out how much wealth they have and where it is. as for the sackler family they've responded. they said this is a cynical attempt by a hostile ag's office to generate defamatory headlines to try to torpedo a settlement made by many other states. sackler has called these transactions decade old transfers that were legal at the time. they said they provided many documents to substantiate that. prosecutors are saying they still want to see more documents. >> thank you so much. pol

in a statement to cnn, mortimer sackler says there's nothing newsworthy about decades old transfers thatd appropriate in every respect. >>> police in seattle are looking for a gunman that shot and killed one person, wounded two others at a downtown rail station. initial reports indicate there was some kind of dispute on the street before the shooting. police don't believe the victims were chosen randomly. investigators are trying to learn more about the relationship between the three victims. >>> first it was walmart, then walgreen, cvs, kroeger. now nascar is taking a position on gun rights in this country. cnn sara murray has more. >> nascar is shocking some gun companies as it appears to reject ads to advertise certain firearms. this started a couple months ago. they were approached by an advertising vendor, said nascar would like ads from you, why don't you submit them. couple months later heard from the vendor saying nascar is having a gradual shift on gun approach, don't want ads depicting assault style rifles, things like ak-47s, ar-15s, but are happy to take ads for less controve

. >> the victims died and that the burn damage to the victims was post mortim.h and not after. >> reporter: they identified 18 victims, the body of one person still hasn't been recovered. loved ones and community members spending time at a memorial mourning the loss of so many lives. investigatiors don't no what caused the fire and may take several months to make a determination. amy powell, abc brks krrks bc 7 >> you can head to abc7news.com to see everything we know so far about what happened on board the boat and download the abc 7 news app for instant updates. >>> 2,000 acres burned in the fire that's been threatening communities around marietta in southern california since wednesday. containment has grown to 25% and evacuation orders for several areas have been lifting. shifting winds, rough terrain and hot weather are making the fire fight difficult. the cause of the fire still being investigated. >>> los angeles county health officials are investigating the county's first death associated with e-cigarettes, known as vaping. county officials would only say

danica mortimer got? >> it is national talk like a pirate day and i have good jokes.m loving the graphic. >> why don't pirates shower before they walk the plank humic why don't pirates shower before they walk the plank? because they don't care if they stink before they sink. >> that's pretty good. >> that's pretty good too. they will wash up on shore late later. how did the pirate by his ship so cheaply? >> he qualified -- he told them he was an indian so he qualified for a great loan. >> no. no. >> not how these work usually. >> he bought it on sale. why does it take pirates so long to learn the alphabet? >> they are drunk. >> because they can spend years at sea. >> that is a good one! >> thank you. what did the pirate wear on halloween? >> this is hard. >> pumpkin patch! >> pumpkin patch. it was a pretty good. >> i didn't get that last one. >> a patch. >> a pirate wears a pumpkin patch. >> okay. >> you're up >> i love that jok joke. so last night in boston there was one of those moments that every family can just dream about. how about a granddad and grandson playin

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mortimer carries a surgeon at john hopkins and he also rode a book called the price we pay, what brokeow it affects it and of course we could use that book. i would have you listen to one other thing that the president said to get your take on it. this is about the extent of the problem. >> this is a conference that's going to let people know about it because people are going to watch what we are sinking parents are going to be a lot tougher with respect to their children. a lot of people think vaping is wonderful, it's great, it's really not wonderful. that's one thing i think we can say definitely. it's not a wonderful thing, it's got big problems. we have to add the extent of the problem it so no. >> dana: is that the right policy prescription to the problems he's describing? >> well, dana, it takes a long time for science and public health to catch up with the research from the industry's claims. they claimed that vaping was going to help people get off the cigarettes did not smoke. guess what? people that vaping are ten times more likely to smoke and it's almost a gateway to smoki