mr. wright told the players, "you'll get your money next month. oh, i've had a problem with the banks, it'll be the next month." and then finally in february, they realized they probably weren't gonna get their money. >> narrator: on february 17th, the players go to court. a judge quickly freezes i.m.a.'s assets. 10 days later, the securities and exchange commission files charges they've been working on, as well. when the fbi raids i.m.a.'s office, wright's computer is missing. so is he. >> well, it's not exactly road rage, but there was living room rage, you know, when we heard that. >> narrator: the fbi and the s.e.c. move in to recover what they can of i.m.a.'s assets, but there is less than $200,000 left. >> even by the standards of forensic accountants who had seen ponzi schemes before, they found surprisingly little. they found the physical office desks, chairs, you know, valuables at the office -- you know, file cabinets. they didn't find much, much more at all. >> narrator: in the meantime, the fbi is hunting the man responsible. for three

mr. wright. -- mr. gray. [applause] then, attorney hillary rodham clinton. [applause] mr. crump: she's not just an attorney. [laughter] mr. crump: she is the very definition of a trailblazer. wouldn't you say? [applause] she's just not a former first lady. as you all know, she made history when she became the first former first lady to senator of the great state of new york. but it didn't stop there, congressman. no, no. she went on to make history by being the first former first appointed as secretary of state. [applause] mr. crump: and as i stand in , come avenue, god willing , she will be the former first lady to make history by becoming the first woman to be elected president of united states of america. [applause] mr. crump: certainly not just an attorney. to all of the attorneys, and especially want to draw attention to the national bar will allon leaders -- the past presidents of the national bar association, and my president-elect standley recognized for your great -- stand and be recognized for your great leadership and for whom we stand on your shoulders? [applau

the wright brothers mr. mcauliffe, who funded the wright brothers? >> they did. the only funding they had was what they took from the rather modest earnings on the bicycle shop. they virtually made everything that they were in need of. with the exception of the motor that they had for the flying machine which was made of aluminum, their idea. i was made for them in a small startup company, as we would call it today, aluminum company of america. the 1st aluminum engine ever built. when it was 1st used it split. rather than saying i guess that's not going to work they built another one. the 2nd one did not split and produced more horsepower than they expected. a wonderful example not only of their innovative capacity to solve problems but when something did not work they did not give up. i never gave up about anything. their perseverance against the odds is a life lesson that i think we can all benefit from. >> we are going to put the phone numbers up because we want to give you a chance to talk to david mccullough. he has written about paris another brothers. 202

mr. cart wright said "were the shootings in california perpetrated by refugees who were resettled?" your answer was no. but then you went on and said "no refugees have carried out terrorist activities in the united states." and then mr. cartwright repeated that and you said "that have successfully carried out an attack against american citizens in the united states." >> correct, correct. so the second is correct. >> the first statement by itself is not correct. >> well, i think the fbi is concerned about small number of refugees that have come in. that's under the current system of anyone in that category. >> i would point to -- at least i've got about a dozen names here, senator sessions sits up on breitbart one of the more recent charges here is august 12, twa2015. i can't pronounce his last name. last name kurbidov? a native of uzbekistan came to the united states as a refugee in 2009 and was found guilty that he attempted to provide materiel support to terrorist organizations and possessed an unregistered destructive device. u.s. assistant attorney general john carlin stated tha

wright. president obama gives his third oval address of the president. mr.bama using the address to bring americans up to date on the fight against isis but did not announce any policy changes in the fight against the terrorist group. he reitity iterated his positio. they are not in a fight against islam. we are working with the allies to have the fight against isis. air strikes continue against isis position in rack kau the de facto in syria. the group says 32 fighters were killed and more than 40 were injured. social media used by isis supporters says the raids were carried out by russian planes. now back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >> the responsibility of muslims around the world to root out miss dpieded deals to root out radicalization. it's the responsibility of all americans, of everything to reject discrimination. it is our responsibility to reject religious tests on who we admit into this country. it is our responsibility to reject proposals that muslim americans should somehow be treated differently. because when we travel down that road, we l

wright brothers. he has written so many great books. "1776." his book on truman. his book on john adams is a masterpiece. i asked mr. mccullough, what would you advise to us? he said, courage. he said, i think members should be willing to vote on difficult issues that they know are in the best interest of the country, but may not get them reelected. that is a pretty's is synced observation -- sis inked observation -- susinct observation of where we are at right now. that is across the board to a degree. as a former republican, i think it is very true for the republican party, particularly the extremists who are not ideological, in my view, they are just interested in their own self-interest and whatever their view is. >> we heard that earlier this year when speaker boehner announced he was stepping down as speaker of the house. why have we reached this polarization point? rep. desaulnier: you know, we have been through these kinds of swings before. i just think we are in one of those periods. i think it is made worse somewhat by social media, not to blame the media, it is just something that the world has changed. i

mr. mcculloch learn anything about him? his name is milton when? >> guest: i wish i could say yes, but now i don't. my book really ends in 1910. when orville and wilbur wright decide they achieved what they set out to do. until then they would never take a plane together because they wanted the other person to be alive to carry on the mission. it was a mission in which they gave total devotion exclude including everything else that we think of as a normal life in order to achieve it. they never married, they never went on vacation, they're totally committed to their work. much the way their father was an itinerant minister who is committed to his work in his mission. for them, their objective, to fly control themselves in the air, was a mission. it is not just a misunderstanding about the right brothers. it it wasn't that they just invented the airplane which in itself would be phenomenal, but they invented how to fly it. they learn to fly it. there are the first test pilots ever. they're they're testing something no one else had ever tested because the world that had had such a machine available. >> host: what's the next book. >> guest: i don't know peter,

mrs. nevada america, the event is february 28th at the sun coast. that website and phone number are listed right there on your screen. >>> up next, danny wright is back with a special performance to ring in the new year. remember to check out vegasmorningblend.com on our website you will find past segments, facebook and twitter we'll be right back. >>> choosing the right gift can be tough. it depends on who is receiving them. here with hot finds, lifestyle expert merilee kern. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> a lot of people heading to the malls, doing returns, exchanges, and some people forgot to get the gift or came late. but there are still some great year end gifts for the people on your list, aren't there. >> absolutely. and you know, i find that the best gifts are those that reflect somebody's personal interests and lifestyle. and if you don't know the person very well, or if they're just hard to please, a gift card is always a safe bet. >> yes. gift cards you can definitely not go wrong with. can you talk about some of the things that are in front of you that would make a great gift for anyone? >> definitely. one really popular trend r

wright, "house of cards." best motion picture, musical or comedy. "the big short." "joy." "the martian." "spy." "train wreck." >> best television series drama. "empire," fox. "game of thrones" hbo. "mr. robot." "outlander" stars. best performance by an actor in a motion picture, musical or comedy. christian bale "the big short." steve carrell. mark ruffalo. best director motion picture. todd haynes "carol." tom mccarthy "spotlight." george miller "mad max." ridley scott "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. john jon hamm "mad men." vodna mora. liev shriver "ray donovan." best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture. jane fonda "youth." jennifer jason leigh "the hateful eight." helen mirren "trumbo." kate winslet "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture. paul dano "love and mercy." elba "beast of no -- >> you've been lisening to the nomination there's for the golden globes held on january 10th on nbc. >> we'll try to compile all those nominations for you. a lot more ahead. phone scam going around in fremont. someone is calling arou >>> a warning this morning about a phone

wright, "house of cards." the big short, joy, the martian, spy, train wreck. >> best dell significance series. mr. row bort. christian bale, "the big short." steve carell, "the big short." matt damon, "the martian." al pacino, "danny collins." mark ruffalo, "infinitely polar bear." best director, motion picture, todd haynes, "carol." alejandro inarritu, "the revenant." tom mccarthy, "spotlight." george miller, "mad max: fury road." ridley scott, "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. jon hamm, "mad men." rami malek, "mr. robot." wagner moura, "narcos." bob odenkirk, "better call saul." liev schreiber, "ray donovan." best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture. jane fonda, "youth." jennifer jason leigh, "the hateful eight." helen mirren, "trumbo." alicia vikander, "ex machina." kate winslet, "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture. paul dano "love and mercy." idris elba, "beasts of no nation." mark rylance, "bridge of spies." >> michael shannon, "99 homes." sylvester stone, "creed." best performa

wright, "house of cards." comedy. "the big short," "joy," "the martian," "spy," "trainwreck." >> best television series drama. the empire," fox. "game of thrones," hbo, "mr. robot," usa network. "outland "outlander," as far as. best performance by an actor in a motion picture musical or comedy. christian bale, "the big short," steve carell, "the big short," matt damon, "the martian," al pacino, "danny collins," mark ruffalo, "infinitely polar bear." todd haynes, "carol," alejandro inarritu, "the revenant," tom mccarthy, "spotlight," george miller, "mad max: fury road," ridley scott, "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. jon hamm, "mad men," rami lalic, "mr. robot." vag vagna mor. bob oden kirk, liev schreiber. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture, jane fonda, "youth," jennifer jason leigh, "the hateful eight," helen mirren, "trumbo," alicia kate winslet, "steve jobs." best performance by an actor in a supporting role in any motion picture, paul dano "love and mercy." idris elba, "beasts of no nation," mark rylance, "bridge of spies," nikele spannen, 99 homes. sylvester stone, "cr

wright, "house of cards." pest motion picture music am or samberg. martian," "spy," "train wreck." >> best television series drama. "empire," fox. ""game of thrones,"" hbo. q. mrs. robot," usa network. "outlander," stars. best motion picture for a samberg. christian vail, "the big short." steve carrell, "the big short." matt damon, "the martian" mark ruffalo --. best direct roaror, pokes picture. tom hanks, carrelevant. alejandro -- tom mccarthy max" ridley scott, "the martian." >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. john hamm, "mad men. request itself. rami malik," mr. robot. >> bob odenkirk, "better call call u saul. >> best performance by anable tres in a supporting role in any position picture. jane fonda "youth," jennifer jason leigh, the hateful 18. helen mirren "trom bo" aliceia -- ace maka, kate winslet, "steve jobs. . >> io albadawl, "beast of no nation" michael shannon, "99 homes." sylvester stallone "creed." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama, brian cranston "trumbo" leonardo di cap priia "the ref nant" eddie redmayne, the danish gir, "will smith, can the concussion." thank you. >> best performance by an act