mr. anthony, a friend of monsieur and madame darville. guy haines. >> i've been a fan of yours for a long time, mr. haines. in fact, i follow everything you do. >> mr. anthony has been telling us some charming stories, very funny. [speaking french] >> ha ha ha ha ha! [speaking french] >> oui. non. [man speaking french] [woman speaking french] [laughter] [speaking french] [voices mingle] babs: guy? i've just been talking to your shadow. guy, did you know mr. hennessy helped crack that ax murder i was reading about? you know, the one where the body was cut up and hidden in the butcher shop. he was locked in the icebox with the left leg for 6 hours. >> oh, babs, he pulls those things out of his hat. >> who's the interesting-looking frenchman with the darvilles? >> his name's anthony. he's not french. >> bonjour, madame, monsieur. how are you? >> delightful to see you, miss barbara. how sweet you look. >> i hope you aren't forgetting our little party on thursday, madame. we're planning on it. mr. darville: but of course. >> this is my sister b

mr. anthony cruzado. yes, i am mr. anthony cruzado. well, did you write this letter to the president?es, i did. at one time, i was scared, i denied it. i told them i wrote it. i told them i would not kill the president, though. >> were you serious with your threats? >> you think i'm just going to write him just to write him a letter and that's it, you know? i know i could be facing more time, i know, it's very serious. >> minutes later, cruzado retracted his threat. >> i think i am talking out of anger. you know what i'm saying? talking out my anger. because, you know -- i get out, i don't think i'm going to react on the stuff that i wrote to -- >> ten minutes ago you told me you definitely were going to do it. >> but i don't think so. i mean, it -- i don't think so. >> coming up -- >> you can imagine officers and nursing seeing that for the first time, it's pretty bizarre. >> anthony cruzado carries out a horrifying act of violence on himself. and -- >> they say that dude threatened my young brother, and i got upset. one thing led to another, and the dude's dead in the woods, stabbed

mr. carl anthony's biography of florence harding is accurate and well researched? i am hoping you can answer the other question with ace temple -- a simple yes or no, but it might be difficult. you have done a mountain of research on florence harding, i am sure. now that all is said and done, do you have a gut feeling, yes or no, simply from your heart, britain'snk that nan child belongs to warren harding? why have the grandchildren refused dna tests? >> that is a very good question. i will answer your second question first, because it sounds a that is a yes or no. i will say, absolutely i do not believe harding is the father of nan britain's child. there is really no credible evidence. piece -- we have very good evidence that one affair happened for much of those years. ton, ae case of nan brit young woman, she had a crush on they certainly connected that there was nothing of the sort we heard about on "boardwalk empire" another popular culture and books you were alluding to. to me, there is no credible evidence. the dna business sort of confirms it. my sense is o

. >> over the next few month presidency, as an thon -- months as anthony brown and mr. gansler trade punches with one another, people will probably be paying more attention to the election and the name recognition of the candidates, which is now dismally low. >> reporter: one potential candidate most would recognize is congressman dutch ruppersberger. and he will decide whether to run next month. i'm pat warren, reporting. back to you. >> candidates in the republican primary include harford county executive david craig, and ron george. >>> if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work, let's check in on our roads now. here's kristy breslin, live at wjz traffic control. still a mess out there. >> absolutely. some areas out there are just gridlocked. that's include the harrisburg expressway. gridlocked from timonium to belfast. top side inner loop, that's just one very long delay. stop and go, from 795 to 95. as you can see by our sensor there. average speed, only about 27 miles an hour. traveling on the west side inner loop, watch for significant delays there from

mr. see them live this weekend at the austin city limits festival in austin, texas. we'll be right back, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to paul giamatti, anthonyrrow! thank you, bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> carson: i'm carson daly. welcome to "last call" from the redbury hotel in the heart of hollywood. buckle in, we got an awesome show for you. tonight, we are going to spotlight an incredibly young and talented new rock band that goes by the name the indecent. stick around for their story. in our music slot, it's big black delta from cedar street courtyard in texas. but first, we welcome and american icon to the show. in 1969, he became the second person to ever set foot on the moon. in 2013, he's making the case for mars in his new book, "mission to mars: my vision for space exploration." from the wellesbourne in l.a., here's the one and only buzz aldrin. ♪ >> carson: for my generation, it's like what happened? i mean, a space race was what it was -- >> yeah. >> carson: and it was exciting. and now, what's exciting is a guy in red bull suit jumping out in lunar mission control sponsored by a company -- >> somebody asked me what i th

mr. see them live this weekend at the austin city limits festival in austin, texas. we'll be right back, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to paul giamatti, anthonythank you, bye-bye! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

mr. anthony from arlington, texas, writes -- my rates have increased 15% a year for over the last three years. last year my deductibles went up 20% and 50% respectively. there's been nothing affordable for my health care in the last three years. i have less coverage and it costs me more, and even if i wanted to cancel it, i'm better off paying the high prices because i get hit with a penalty tax if i cancel. i get fighting mad just thinking about the mess of legislation that was passed so that we could find out what's in it. with that i'd yield to the gentleman from the 11th istrict of texas, mr. mike conaway. mr. conaway: mr. speaker, as we all know, this affordable care act or obamacare or as most of the folks in district 11 will refer to the unaffordable health care act was passed in this house by the slimmest of margins in march of 2010, and then passed without frankly one republican vote. it was also passed in the senate by parliamentary tricks that were used to avoid the 60-vote issue once they lost the -- ted kennedy's seat to scott brown and it eliminated their ability to cram it thro

anthony mackie is back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] oh, we have great music tonight from ms mrod. they're good. as you guys know, we're always striving to get better here at "late night." ♪ harder better faster stronger ♪ so, before the show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show. things you would like to see us do. that kind of stuff. so tonight, let's look inside the "audience suggestion box." ♪ look into the box the suggestion box ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: here we go here. this first one is from debbie lange. "hey, jimmy. i always notice those pens on your desk, but i never see you use them. you should try them out." i use these sometimes. sometimes i'll write something down with them, like that. just make a note or something like that. or sometimes i just tap it and make a little beat, you know? ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ [ laughter and applause ] let's try another suggestion here. this one is from jef hagerty. "hey, jimmy. i heard that every member of the roots does a pretty good impression of robert de niro's face.

laura anthony is chasing the story. >> mr. baskin has been a missing person many times in the past. >> reporter: the county sheriff say a resident apparently walked away from a nursing home october 25th, that's one day after it was ordered closed by the state. the missing man is 65-year-old baskin, a resident of the valley springs man nor nursing home. >> just because it's mr. brbask don't believe his at risk. >> reporter: sheriffs say the fbi is growing the number of agencies. the state ordered the facility closed last thursday but 14 elderly patients were left inside for three days after that under the care of just two staff members. including cook maurice roland. >> we need a little more help than we had. >> reporter: he and another employee stayed on straight through for three days, even though they knew they wouldn't be paid. >> i can't see myself leaving the residents. i couldn't do that. maybe they would have try to cook for themselves and burn the place up. i can't have that on my conscious. >> nobody contacted us. >>

>> anthony weaner is back in the news. a big profile on mr. weiner. he said, if the internet didn't exist, he would probably be mayor of new york. all right. and i would be flying right now if gravity didn't exist. >> have no fear, grave travel channels list of best halloween attractions of 2013. that's scary normal. haunting of the brewery. walk off. haunted mansion. >>> you're on "the list." we could be launching some kids live in a new direction. nicki mayo introduces us to some true rocket scientists around balt moral. >> reporter: at number one -- baltimore. >> reporter: at number one -- >> i've been on the space shuttle four times. >> reporter: now don thomas is being be -- [inaudible] >> reporter: the students' goal to get the bottle rocket to fly the farthest on the field using math and physics. >> i was so excited when i got this project. >> i wouldn't normally build a rocket. >> reporter: in the end, all of the kids are dynamos. >> they are the ones that will be going to mars and designing fuel-efficient cars for us and pharmaceutical drugs

mr. jenkins, in may, during the casey anthony trial, made his first attempt to be released with another judge signing forged document and then followed up in august of this year and bingo, this time he hit the lotto and he got out. >> did either one of these defendants ever appear in your court or do they just use your name? >> they just used my name. i have never had anything to do with either one of these two defendants in those two particular cases. which is another red flag for someone. >> it also -- i don't know about the system in florida. usually when you leave like there is a long process. not just one person can sign you out on a signature. >> well, what happened was orders came into the clerk's office. they were processed and forwarded directly to the department of corrections. they got them. they reviewed them, and they released them. >> well, i think heads are going to roll. and, judge, thank you very much for joining us. of course, they also forged the prosecutor jeff ashton's name as well in the documents. but i'm sure you will get to the bottom. judge, thank you. nice to see yo

. >> you were also busy when these were supposedly filed with the casey anthony trial, correct? >> the first set mr. jenkins filed in may of 2011, myself and now state attorney jeff ashton were in the middle of the casey anthony trial. >> it is a fascinating case. a lot of people hoping for some answers. perhaps as soon as today. judge melvin perry, appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> this morning, authorities in utah are deciding whether to press charges against the boy scout leaders who recorded themselves toppling a boulder in a state park but the men who now say they are getting death threats claim they did it for a very good reason. more now from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: with soaring rock formations and spectacular views, utah's goblin valley state park is a treasure only mother nature could create. the park is so beloved. >> wiggle it just a little bit. >> reporter: this video has sparked nationwide outrage. three men, boy scout leaders, who took their troops to the park, toppled a rock formation 170 million years old in just 14 seconds. >> we have now modified goblin

we asked anthony mason to tell us more about her and the challenges she faces. >> thank you, mr. president. i'm honored and humbled by the faith that you've placed in me. >> reporter: she's one of the most experienced economists ever nominated to head the federal reserve. in 1994, janet yellen was named a fed governor. she later headed president clinton's council of economic advisors and has been the fed's vice chair beside ben bernanke since 2010. if confirmed, the 67-year-old yellen would be the first woman ever to run a central bank. >> to have that barrier broken, you know, i'm smiling a lot today, i have to confess. >> reporter: christina romer, former head of president obama's council of economic advisors, became a close friend of yellen's when both taught at the university of california at berkeley. >> she is incredibly smart and in that job when it is so hard and there's so much to know i really trust both what she knows and her judgment. >> she is a proven leader and she's tough and not just because she's from brooklyn. (laughter) >> reporter: the son of a doctor and a t

now anthony hopkins believes he has seen something better. dear mr. i wanted to write you this e-mail so i am contacting you through jeremy barber. i take it we are both represented by uta, great agency. so that's how the stars e-mail each other when they have never met. through their agents i've just finished a marathon of watching breaking bad from episode one of the first season to the last eight episodes of the sixth season if i downloaded the last season on amazon a total of two weeks addictive viewing. i have never watched anything like it. brilliant. your performance as walter white was the best acting i have seen -- ever. i know there is so much smoke blowing and sickening bullcrap in this business, and i've sort of lost belief in anything really. anthony hopkins has been a working actor for 53 years, i would imagine the sickening bull of show business as he puts it drove him to sort of lose belief in anything quite a while ago. imagine how hard it is to grab anthony hopkins as an audience member, to pull anthony hopkins into your imagined wor

not to worry, because there's still room for anthony weiner and miley cyrus to go up. >> and mr.r outdoor to bee one o--used to be one of them.th >> how can hemorrhoids have any rating at all? n yoall. >> you got me n it's a great >> it's a great list. >> it's pretty funny. >> the approval rating on the forecast is going to be falling in the next couple of days. i think initially people willlly like the change you know, because many of us like to have it change up a little bit. >> a light jacket. >> by friday or saturday peoplea will probably give a low rate of approval. >> it's still going on congress. >> that's hard thing to do. >> i don't think they can getnkt the wrong family members. >> 58 this morning in washington, 5 at quantico, 40sac north and west, and chilly in winchester, 45 degrees, 45 in cumberland. we have a couple of thingsgs working on the warm day today. it's a breezy day, we're going to feel that breeze, and high gh temperatures expected in the mid-60s, expect a cool one with an increasing chance ofg cn rainshowers, you can see those starting to push to the nor

you can see anthony's full report on anthony zapruder this sunday morning. >>> you know him as mr., ,, >>> reggie jackson signed with the new york yankees back in 189 e 1977. he had already won three world series and a major league mvp award with the oakland a's, but it wasn't until game six of '77 world series that jackson entered baseball immortality. october 18, 1977 will be remembered as the day reggie jackson became mr. october. with the yankees up three games to two, jackson literally took over game six. first pitch, fourth inning. home run. first pitch, fifth inning. another home run. first pitch, eighth inning. the longest home run of the night. and the yankees won their 21st championship, the first in 15 years. but the '77 yankees were known as much for their turmoil as success. with volatile owner george steinbrennerer and manager martin, the team was always back page news. the bronx bombers had become the bronx zoo and jackson was right in the middle of the it. he constantly feuded with martin, almost coming to blows during one game in boston after the manager doubted th

anthony federicca. he is speaking on his own. he is a 44 year veteran of this company. >> he's like mr. i.t. >> he has 4 of his own pant good-pat tents, and he said a friend developed the mouse which microsoft copied. he had a lot to say about the healthcare web site. >> i don't see how that's going to get fixed anytime soon. it's got to take weeks to months. software works when you test it. there was no rudimentary testing done because there are no available fixes for what appears to be a very large phone center. >> what he is saying, echoing what a lot of silicon valley execs were saying, stress testing on the fly. you go live with something. something -- you stress test a system with 20 million people logging on at once with two months to a deadline. they should have been doing a slow rollout, slow beta test, people can log on gradually in the months prior, not just at the two-month deadline and he says he doesn't know a lot of the contractors that worked on the project. >> they had the years. >> in his mind, he is saying the status changes are run -- state exchanges are running comp

mr. rodriguez violated the joint drug prevention and treatment program. it also begs the question and anthony sort of touched on this. is this all a p.r. stunt, the timing what he's saying what id leads to? what is it -- >> i think p.r. has a lot to do with it. he's going public with kind of his defense and it's also been suggested maybe things aren't going too well in the arbitration hairing so they ing sohearing, so hey -- >> seems like he's throwing everything he can. >> it wreaks of desperation. >> he certainly has a strong defense team. thank you. >>> pope francis delivered a message of sympathy yesterday for more than 100 african immigrants who died off the coast in a boat that sank and his own church. the pope made a point during his pilgrimage in the town of assisi home of his name sake. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: two things. one, the rough weather that has hampered their ability to reexcuse. the second storm, the continuing reform of the catholic church being pushed by pope francis. he used the visit to assisi home eight centuries ago of his namesake, st. francis, to blame t

anthony is live tonight. laura? >> reporter: not only are federal investigators getting involved but we learned the man walked away while state monitors are supposed to be overseeing what is going on here. >> mr. bascum has been a missing person many times in the past. >> reporter: the sheriffs say a resident apparently walk wade from a nursing home october 25th. that is one day after it was ordered closed by the state. the missing man is a 65-year-old edmond bascum. >> just because it's mr. bascum we don't believe he's at risk. he's a person that has been declared missing before. he tends to walk from facilities. >> reporter: besides a criminal probe, sheriffs say the fbi is growing the list of agencies investigating valley springs the state ordered the facility closed but 14 elderly patients left inside three days after that, under the care of just two staff members. including cook, maurice roland. >> we need more help than what we had. >> reporter: he said he and one another employee stayed on three days they knew they won't be paid. >> well, i just can't see myself just leaving residents in there. like, i couldn't. i couldn't do that. maybe they would are v.tried to cook them selves and b

mr. rodriguez violated the joint drug prevention and treatment program. it also begs the question and anthony sort of touched on this. is this all a p.r. stunt, the timing what he's saying what id leads to? what is it -- >> i think p.r. has a lot to do with it. he's going public with kind of his defense and it's also been suggested maybe things aren't going too well in the arbitration hairing so they ing sohearing, so hey -- >> seems like he's throwing everything he can. >> it wreaks of desperation. >> he certainly has a strong defense team. thank you. >>> pope francis delivered a message of sympathy yesterday for more than 100 african immigrants who died off the coast in a boat that sank and his own church. the pope made a point during his pilgrimage in the town of assisi home of his name sake. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: two things. one, the rough weather that has hampered their ability to reexcuse. the second storm, the continuing reform of the catholic church being pushed by pope francis. he used the visit to assisi home eight centuries ago of his namesake, st. francis, to blame t

mr. johnson made recently about the nsa's data collection programs. >> i think, i disagree with anthony to say the program is illegal. in his opinion the program is illegal. in the opinion of all three branches of government the program is not illegal. and, you know, the people's representatives in congress, the court, the fisa court and executive branch all belief this program is legal. and it is important to i think, to put in perspective two things. first, as was alluded to in a question to the prior panel, there is no expectation of privacy in metadata by itself. the fact that 212 of 373-3093 make as phone call to some number in the 202 area code is known to the telephone company and lots of other people, there is no expectation the fact of that call and duration of that call itself. clearly there is expectation of privacy in content for which you need a warrant. second, the reality is the nsa surveillance program is probably the most regulated national security program we have. the two programs that have been declassified we're talking about, are regulated by the executive branch. con

anthony is live tonight. laura? >> reporter: not only are federal investigators getting involved but we learned the man walked away while state monitors are supposed to be overseeing what is going on here. >> mr. bascum has been a missing person many times in the past. >> reporter: the sheriffs say a resident apparently walk wade from a nursing home october 25th. that is one day after it was ordered closed by the state. the missing man is a 65-year-old edmond bascum. >> just because it's mr. bascum we don't believe he's at risk. he's a person that has been declared missing before. he tends to walk from facilities. >> reporter: besides a criminal probe, sheriffs say the fbi is growing the list of agencies investigating valley springs the state ordered the facility closed but 14 elderly patients left inside three days after that, under the care of just two staff members. including cook, maurice roland. >> we need more help than what we had. >> reporter: he said he and one another employee stayed on three days they knew they won't be paid. >> well, i just can't see myself just leaving residents in there. like, i couldn't. i couldn't do that. maybe they would are v.tried to cook them selves and b

we are closing the lock and dam at saint anthony falls to prevent the spread of asian carp through the lakes and rivers of northern minnesota. mr. speaker, by passing this bill the congress demonstrates that we are still capable of achieving reasonable, bipartisan solutions that solve problems and get things done here in this country. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to my good friend from florida, ms. brown, to discuss our proposal if we defeat the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from florida is recognized for two minutes. ms. brown: thank you, mr. chairman. first of all i want to thank my colleague from florida for yielding time to me. my amendment is very simple. it authorizes the corps projects to receive a final chief report up to one year following the enactment of the bill. let's be clear, under the present arbitrary deadline, critical corps projects of engineering throughout the united states will have to wait for a for year

anthony weiner?" he was fired by white house officials and we should point out we've been trying to make attempts to confirm this with mr. joseph. he released a statement to politico apologizing. "it has been a privilege to serve in this administration and i deeply regret violating the trust and confidence placed in me. what started out as an intended parody account of d.c. culture developed over time into a series of inappropriate and mean-spirited comments. i bear complete responsibility for this affair and i sincerely apologize to everyone i insulted." that from jofi joseph, to politico. and carol, this has the potential to at least temporarily offer a brief distraction from everything that has been going on with obama care and all the technical problems with the website. we should point out a little bit of news happening later today, insurance industry executives from the health care industry will be over here at the white house, meeting with senior administration officials including the secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius. we're hearing she will also be at the meeting. >> nicely sets up our ne

anthony murder trial in 2011. >> they cut and paste my signature and affixed it to the order. that order was transmitted to the department of corrections and mrsecutors have been order to do an urgent review for similar documents to detect other possible forgeries. no one knows how large the loophole may be. jenkins has a 20-day head start since he was let out september 27th. and walker out since october 8th. nearby residents are on edge. >> people are scared to death. >> they could be anywhere but they had to have somebody help them. >> reporter: the big fear it is somebody on the inside of the courts or the corrections department and other dangerous criminals could be on the streets thanks to forged court orders. larry jacobs, abc news, new york. >>> the fbi investigating new video of last month's mall attack in kenya frame by frame. the agency is looking for attackers who may have slipped away in the chaos and could be part of planning another mall massacre. the u.s. issued a warning that the group behind the kenyan attack may be organizing a similar event in the african country of uganda. >> we have put out the statement because of our co

mr. baez? >> 9:26. >> that shows the two of you will never agree on anything and will never interpret anything the same way. bill: sounds like congress. of course casey anthonywas acquitted in the death of her 3-year-old daughter from two years ago. >>> six people dead after a police cruiser collides with another car. there were questions over what happened, whether or not either car was at fault. a live report where that happened and what is happening now, next. jamie: plus the story of a 12-year-old girl who kills herself after months of unrelenting bullying. the surprising new ally now joining one florida sheriff's fight to stop this from happening ever again. >> i can tell you that the 14-year-old's parents are in total denial, oh, my daughter didn't do that. she would never do that. she has never bullied. we know there has been a pattern of activity for the last 10 months. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standa