mr. wright?d no idea that they were getting a mechanic to check it out. >> judge patricia: before we look at it, did you respond to it? >> i don't know what text messages they're talking about. >> judge tanya: so, mr. micklus has said, "well, once that guy looks at it, i'll let you know." plaintiff -- "okay, cool." so, now does this refresh your recollection as to what the deal was? >> i didn't know a mechanic was -- i had no idea. >> and that's not true either. i have the whole text messages in between. this is before he even brings the bike to our house. "is it okay if we have a mechanic look at it?" he responds, "yeah, man, no problem" or something to that effect. and i will say this, too. the condition of the bike -- there was no rpm gauge, there was no speedometer on it, and the clutch was broken. >> judge patricia: just a second. you know, you absolutely say it's not a problem that he has somebody look at the bike. >> yeah, that's not a problem. >> judge tanya: that may not be a problem, bu

mr. wright also said, are you charlie's brother, george?cious grocer told patty that he had to have all checks initialed by the cashier and he walked away to call the police department. the good work of grocer white put eddie right behind a polygraph machine. collided sector scratched out the verdict. i was -- the lie detector scratched out the verdict. the operator asked if eddie stole the check. the answer was no. but i saw a slight variation. maybe he was lying, maybe he wasn't. but he did not bat an eye until -- do you know who did steal the check? the answer was the same. the chart should he direct hit. he told how a friend stole the check while he himself forged the endorsement and tried to put the check over on grocer white. walter showed me what a widespread racket this forgery business is. the secret service has thousands of cases on hand. new cases, and at the rate of about re-thousand every month, -- 3000 every month, maybe more. i did not know where we were headed, but i soon found out. i guess anybody who goes to the white hous

mr. wright would come along someday, but he never has, and now, she's a bit of a loner. >> you don't feelike doing anything when you are alone. you don't want to cook or go out . my life revolves around work and home. >> she consulted a counselor, who told her she had to go actively looking for a partner, so she tried online dating. she met several men, but it never lead to anything. that's despite the fact that she places few demands on a partner. >> i don't know what my prince charming should look like, how tall or the color of his hair, but i do want us to share the same values. he has to love god -- that's how i see the basis for a partnership. >> now, poland's catholic church is trying to help the lonely hearts among its followers to find romance. three parishes in warsaw offer special church service for singles. the idea is to meet your future partner in church instead of on the internet. she has been attending church services aimed at singles in the polish capital for a year now. it's apparently filling an unmet need. the pews are full. >> we don't just pray to the holy mother but

mr. wright. in 2008, we awarded him their rebecca johnson abbott national prize in poetry for lifetime achievement and he becomes then the only winner of the lauria chip specifically for lifetime achievement and the 22 year history of the prize as well as the third winner to move on to the lauria chip. after luis wright has also received almost more prices than can be mentioned. the pulitzer prize national award book critics award the prize from the poetry foundation and the international griffin poetry prize among many others. former chancellor of the academy of american poets wright it is a fellow at the american academy of arts and sciences, member of the american academy of arts and letters and a member of the fellowship of southern writers. it was this part of fellowship that wright recently returned to the library to participate in a reading organized by our previous poet laureate. he was born a pic with tennesean allison charlottesville virginia where he is professor emeritus of creative w

mr. wright.in 2008, we awarded him the rebecca johnson bobbitt national prize in poetry for lifetime achievement, and he becomes then the only winner of the laureate bishop specifically for lifetime achievement in the 22 year history of the prize as well as the third bobbitt winner to move on to the laureate bishop. after louise, he has also received almost more prizes -- the kochtopus, national book award, national book critics award, the price for the poetry foundation and in national griffin poetry prize, among many others. former chancellor of the cabinet of american poets, he is currently a fellow at the american academy of arts and sciences, a member of the american academy of arts and letters committee member of the fellowship of southern writers. it was as part of the fellowship that wright recently returned to the library to go to sleep in a reading organized by then our previous poet laureate. wright was born in tennessee, now listen charlottesville, virginia, where he is professor emer

mr. jeffrey wright. >> in his book animal farm, this 20th british century novelist wrote all animals arethers. george orwell. >> correct. give that man an extra 100 points. next 100 point toss up question, quote, more weed, less war is a tag line of etu adds in support of the libertarian candidate running in this city, north carolina. >> john kerry announced that in former senator in 1984 -- >> gary heart. >> the republican governor's association announced thursday night -- >> david. >> maryland. >> i'll complete the question. spending an additional $1 million. >> scott walker. >> scott walker to win election in wirv in wisconsin. >> realistically my political career is probably over when asked about his career -- >> anthony wiener. >> john in the lead with 600. >> wesley fairly close with 300. good news, david. we're moving to the 200 round. the questions are twice as hard and twice as valuable. 100 secs on the clock. after conan o'brien joked on twitter that he would dress as her. >> madeline albright. >> an fbi agent who headed up the famous abscam sting operation in the late 70 as an

mr. fowle to show up. he is enroute after that emotional and tearful reunion with his family this morning at wright pattersonlievable sight to see this guy in a facility in pyongyang one moment and then in guam and on to hawaii and stops once for fuel and flown in by special delivery by the department of defense and walks off that plane with his carry-on only baggage to see his kid run up to him. his kid, says the commander of the air base, didn't know what was coming. >> i was pretty nervous. you know, the children knew something was up when the airplane arrived and they had cameras, but as soon as they saw dad the tears came out. i got very emotional because you can anticipate what would your children react, how would your children react if you were in that situation? so it was great. >> not a typical mission for you? >> not a typical mission at all. >> now, mr. fowle who is a heavy truck operator for the city of morain was let go by the city some months ago because they weren't sure when he was going get back and i just spoke to dave hicks who said mr. fowle is welcome to reapply to reinstatement and the

wright. president obama says the international community is not doing everything it can to battle the ebola outbreak in west africa. after meeting with his national security team, mrneeds to pressure foreign leaders to do more. he says the chances for an ebola outbreak here in the u.s. are low, but his administration is now working on additional screening protocols for airline passengers in this country and overseas. >>> speaking of air travel, chicago's o'hare international airport is experiencing delays again. blame faulty phone lines at a suburban air control center. for a time the problem was also causing delays at chicago's midway international. late last month an arson fire at another chicago area control center resulted in more than 2,000 canceled flights. the damage there is still being fixed. i'm kelly wright. now stay tuned for "hannity." >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight, ebola fears spreading across the nation as the infected patient in dallas turns critical. in a moment, a