palmer is getting it to mr. mattin deep trouble, at this point. >> yes, i am. i am in deep, deep -- >> reporter: and so is mr. palmer. >> well, i don't know if mr. palmer actually knew if they were in there or not. all i know is mr. matt came in and said, "palmer's gonna come and get the hamburger." but whether mr. palmer actually knew, i have no idea. >> reporter: joyce, who says she was being threatened by richard matt, and lived under a cloud of intense fear didn't breathe a word of what was happening to anyone. >> reporter: i've never been in prison, but i will tell you, if i were you, i think i would have said, "i'm gonna go home. i'm gonna get my husband. i'm gonna get him in a car, and we're gonna go to the police. and i'm gonna tell the police with my husband next to me, so i know nobody can harm him, exactly what's going on here." >> i shoulda done that. but i was too scared. because mr. matt -- even asked where my mother lived, where my son lived. he could have beat me, he coulda done whatever he wanted to

there was never any love between myself and mr. matt. mr. matt had grabbed me a couple of times and kissed me and then there was one point where he had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to -- >> would you like a tissue? [ crying ] >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him, and i said no. and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> so just to be clear, at no point in this relationship with richard matt was there any, in your opinion, consensual sexual contact between you two. >> it was never consensual. >> and i'm trying to put myself in this position of someone watching this at home. you know what they are saying. she's giving them the tools they are using. >> and she's the monster. >> and she did nothing to stop it. >> i knew i was in way over my head. so i had to keep going with whatever they were saying. >> joyce mitch speaking there with matt lauer. >>> we're back in a moment with the clerk who denied marriage licenses to same-sex couples. out of jail and back on the job. >>> a kentucky county clerk is back on the job tonight

and mrs. matt demanded to see the paper and read it, see what its, which they refused to do so the grabbed it out of his hands to look at it, and thereafter, the police officer handcuffed her. >> i can imagine a better way to bring the constitution to life than by telling the human stories behind great supreme court cases. >> lawsuit boldly opposed the forced internment of japanese americans during world war ii. after being convicted for failing to report for relocation , he took his case all the way to supreme court. >> quite much many of our most fame house decisions are ones that court took that were quite unpopular. >> if you had to pick one freedom that was the most essential to the functioning of a democracy, it has to be freedom of speech. >> let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people, who stick together because they believe in a rule of law. >> landmark cases, an exploration of 12 historic su

mr. matted at me one day and said you know, joyce, i do love you and i said i love my husband, and a little while after that, he wanted to get [ inaudible ]. >> it's a really provocative interview matt lauer sat down exclusively with joyce mitchell. joining me is larry loughton. sir, when you look at this and from your perspective, because you served time in federal prison, you have turned your life around, but when you look at this, do you buy her story? >> i was just watching that clip again and i saw it this morning. i totally don't buy it. i think she was doing it a lot earlier. you notice she used just matt because he can't say anything, he's dead. >> two people can keep a secret as long as one of them is dead. >> there's a saying on tattoos, three can keep a secret if two are dead. same kind of theory here. i totally don't believe her. i think she was having sex with him. i think she was -- i used to see guards all the time, men and women guards, with sex in prison, bringing stuff. we ha

there was never any love between myself and mr. mattnt, in addition to bringing food and now starting to bring the tools they would eventually use to break out of prison, there was sexual contact between you and richard matt. >> there was never any actual sexual intercourse. mr. matt had grabbed me a couple times and kissed me. and then there was one point where he had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to. >> would you like a tissue? >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him. and i said no. and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> if you can, to the best of your ability, mrs. mitchell, tell me the complete list of things that you gave them. >> i give them the star bit, four full size hack blades and i give them chisel and punch. that's all that i give them. >> that's a lot. >> it is. >> a tough discussion but if is in some of the holes in that story that we were all following. you can see even more of matt lauer's interview with joyce mitchell on friday on "the today show." still ahead for us, change of gears, the weirdes

mr. matt, that by this point, you loved him as well. >> no. it was -- it started out as a flirtation thing, but that's all it ever was. there was never any love between myself and mr. matt. >> at some point, in addition to bringing food and now starting to bring the tools they would eventually use to break out of prison, there was sexual contact between you and richard matt. >> there was never any actual sexual intercourse. mr. matt had grabbed me a couple times and kissed me, and then there was one point where he d had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to -- >> would you like a tissue? >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him, and i said no, and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> so just to be clear, at no point in this relationship was richard matt, was there any in your opinion consensual sexual contact between you two? >> there was never any consensual. >> and then there was david sweat. there were questions raised as far back as 2013 about whether joyce mitchell and swea

mr. mattone day and say, you know, joyce, i do love you, and said i loved my husband, and a little while after that he wanted to get rid of lyle. >> get rid of lyle, meaning kill lyle according to joyce mitch well. it's so fascinating to watch how slowly this person says she fell into a relationship and how it just escalated and escalated in terms of what they were asking her for. >> exactly. we'll have much more with joyce mitchell. coming up next, she's going to respond to the speculation that there was something romantic in her relationship with these two convicts. that's right after this. dove invited women to a makeover... with a difference. hi ma'am. hi. would you like to have a free makeover? perfect! who doesn't love a good makeover. here you go... it's a shower?! it's a shower! but it's a shower with dove body wash. with its breakthrough formula all it takes is just one shower. for softer, smoother skin. wanna feel? it feels really good! really silky smooth. it's awesome. i love it! d

mr. matt had grabbed me a couple times and kissed me, and then there was one point where he had had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to -- >> would you like a tissue? >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him, and i said no, and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> so just to be clear, at no point in this relationship with richard matt there was any consensual consensual con. >> there was never consensual. >> and there was questions as far back as 2003 as to whether the two had a inappropriate sexual relationship. >> there was no sexual contact between you and in 2013. >> never any sexual content between us, whatsoever. >> if you can to the best of your ability, mrs. mitchell, tell us the complete list of things that you gave them. >> i gave them the star bit, four full-sized hack blades, and i give them chisel and punch, that's all that i give them. >> that's a lot. >> it is. >> so you would go in during the day and you'd see at least mr. matt in the tailor shop. >> yes. >> an

mr. mattother lived, where my son lived. >> speculation has run rampant, joyce, that while mr. matt told you he loved you, that by this point you loved him as well. >> no. it was -- it started out as a flirtation thing, but that's all it ever was. there was never any love between myself and mr. matt. >> at some point in addition to bringing food and now starting to bring the tools they would eventually use to break out of prison there was sexual contact between you and richard matt? >> there was never any actual sexual intercourse. mr. matt had grabbed me a couple times and kissed me, and then there was one point where he d had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to -- >> would you like a tissue? >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him, and i said no, and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> so just to be clear, at no point in this relationship with richard matt there was any consensu consensual con. >> there was never consensual. >> and there was questions as far back as 2003 a

. >> there was never any love between myself and mr. mattntact between you and richard matt. >> there was never any actual sexual intercourse. mr. matt had grabbed me a couple of times and kissed me. then there was one point where he had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to perform oral sex on him and i said no. when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> so just to be clear, at no point in this relationship what richard matt was there any, in your opinion, consensual sexual contact between the two of you? >> there was never any consensual. >> mitchell reached a plea deal for her role in the prison break and will be sentenced next month. joining us now is candice delong, a former fbi profiler. what is your impression after hearing parts of these interviews with joyce mitchell with matt lauer? >> well, i think that she is looking for understanding. she wants people to see it in her or how she says it was. she impressed me, she was demure and quiet, and it occurred to me that if that is how she came across in prison as a guard, i can se

she claims that matt threatened to her kill her husband. >> mr. matt even asked where my mother and son lived. >> reporter: speculation that she was involved with matt, mitchell denied. but talking through tears, she further explained there was never any consensual contact. >> he wanted me to perform oral sex on him and i said no. and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. she also deny ied any sexual contact with david sweat. mitchell could face seven years in prison when she's sentenced later this month. >>> coming up this friday the second part of that candid and emotional interview on "today" show starting at 7:00 a.m. friday night at 9:00, see it all in a special two-hour "dateline" right here on nbc 4. >>> kentucky clerk failing to issue same-sex licenses went back to work today. she would not interfere with her deputies doing so. that's what one did today.ial ial don't want to be in the spotlight. i want to serve my neighbors conscious. >> davis is an apostolic christian. she stopped issuing marriage licenses altogether after the

mr. mattat me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you. and i said i love my husband. and a little while after that he wanted to get rid of lyle. >> doctor, it's good to see you. >> good to see you. >> give me your reaction of what you heard. >> i believe her. i believe she was a depressed, lonely, vulnerable woman. she was an egg shell waiting to be cracked. they preyed upon her and got her to do what she did. >> she said it twice, that she did what she did among other things to save her family. tell me the mindset when your family is outside and there's two guys in a maximum security prison, how can you be concerned about their lives if they're in prison? >> i find that part of her explanation a little bit dubious, but i do think she was someone who, like she said, got in over her head and she had passed the point of no return in her mind. i've seen this myself working in correctional settings. it starts off with something simple like giving an inmate food and you keep crossing a lin

. >> mr. matt wanted me to give my husband some pills to knock him out. >> they called your husband -- >> the glitch. >> the glitch. >> meaning he was the glitch in the plan? >> yes. >> and he had to be disposed of. >> yes. >> i knew i was in so far that i had to just keep going along with it, so when mr. matt brought me the pills they were in my drawer at work, and -- and i took them home and i flushed them. >> david sweat after his capture told authorities that it was your idea to kill lyle. >> it was not my idea. it was matt's idea. >> now they are telling you can go live once you get out, the three of you will go off and live a new life? >> yes. >> did it sound good to you? >> when they started that, like i said, i knew i was in way over my head so i just started playing along and letting them believe that that's what was going to happen. i was just so scared. mr. matt has a lot of power, a lot of power. he could get whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted. >> you even felt outside of prison tha

and i guess they saw my weakness, but i give them the stuff because they had threatened, it was mr. matthe looked at me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you, and i said i love my husband, and a little while after that he wanted to get rid of lyle. >> you can watch the interview with joyce mitchell on the nbc washington app and just search joyce mitchell interview. >> it's a good monday to be the weather man. >> it is. i get a lot of pats on the back and a lot of smiles to people at home. >> that's pretty good and let's take a look and show you what's happening. if you like this kind of weather, you'll love the rest of the week. plenty of sunshine, bright blue skies and not a cloud in the sky. did you see one? >> just making sure i wasn't the only one. temperatures have been on the warm side for sure and current temperatures sitting at 79 degrees out at the airport and sunset tonight at 7:18 and we'll see the days get darker and darker a little bit quicker. look how we drop here by 11:00 and we're down to 67 degrees and it will be a cool night and not quite as cool as last nig

. >> yes, but i give them the stuff because they had threatened -- it was mr. matt. he looked at me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you, and said i loved my husband. >> she faces up to seven years in prison herself if found guilty. you can find more on that interview friday on "dateline" at 9:00. >>> teachers are demanding pay increases and longer school days in seattle. it's been six years since they got a cost of living increase. because of the strike, three of the built-in snow days are already gone in seattle. holiday breaks could be shortened or days will be added at the end of the year if the strike continues much longer. >>> a fender bender ended in a deadly shooting in florida. two men got into a minor accident yesterday. when one man got out to check the damage, the other started shooting. police arrested 63-year-old robert gelis and charged him with murder. the victim didn't do anything wrong. >> the accident was so incredibly minor that i can't imagine why. i can't say in any way, shape, or form why that action was justified. >> police have to

i was fearful of mr. matteatening to kill my husband. >> i just don't find that explanation credible. your husband's life would not have been more endangered by exposing the plot to escape. >> the state of new york wants well over $100,000 in restitution. that's just a fraction of what it cost to recapture the fugitives and mitchell may have to contribute a share of that. >>> the national league mvp front-runner bryce harper choked in the dugout. we're live at nats park with the new punishment just a nouned for his teammate. >>> director for the prince georges county schools health system has been placed on admin str straightive leave this as thousands of students have not had >>> i'm scott mcfarland at the live desk for the second time in a week, facebook has an outage and you may be seeing it as you try to get on to the website right now. the second time since september 24th, you've seen this message on facebook. a lot of users, a lot of advertisers relying on facebook this time of day and it is down and the

. >> i'd give them the stuff because they threatened and it was mr. matt.oked at me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you, and i said i love my husband. >> mitchell was worried she'd get caught bringing the tools inside, but no one checked her bags. now she faces up to seven years in prison herself if she's found guilty. >> watch matt lauer's full, exclusive interview with you on the nbc washington app and just searchjoyce mitchell interview. >> now your storm team 4 forecast. >> you know how you have the comfort zone on the thermostat on the wall? well, we've set the entire sky on comfort zone this afternoon with glorious sunshine, royal blue sky and looking out to the west and look at the visibility, and you can see from here to eternity. that's eternity right over there. a gorgeous day and temperature temperatures are in the comfort zone and in the mid to upper 70s and by 11:00 p.m. under a clear sky and we'll be back down in the upper 60s and back to the upper 50s by around dawn tomorrow. temperatures all around the region by dawn and not as

. >> so you go in during the day, you would see at least mr. matt breached the wall of our cell, we got out of the wall, we're back in the crawl -- he would let you know this? >> yes. >> what was your reaction when you were hearing these stories? wasn't it also astonishing to you that they were actually getting out of their cells at night and they were going behind the walls of the prison? >> they were waiting until after i think 11:00 bed check and then they would go. >> i'm trying to put myself in the position of someone watching this at home, and they are all saying, you know what they're saying, she's hearing these stories every day, she's given them some of the tools they're using -- >> and she's the monster. >> -- and she did nothing to stop it. >> i knew i was in way over my head, so i had to keep going with whatever they were saying. >> candice de long, one of the things so striking about this interview that matt did was when she said that nobody checked the bags, that once she realized they weren't checking her bags, she could bring stuff i

but i give them the stuff because they had threatened -- it was mr. mattd at me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you, and i said, i love my husband. and a little while after that, he wanted to get -- >> part two of the exclusive interview with joyce mitchell airs on friday to "today." you can also see it on a special edition of "dateline" friday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> still ahead, donald trump and ben carson trade jabs and a beauty fumbling on a question about tom brady that you just don't want to miss. stay tuned. >> i'm kate rogers with your cnbc market wrap. the dow losing 62 points. s&p down six points and the nasdaq, shedding 16. quite today with the jewish holiday and a lot of investor are in wait and see mode ahead of a federal reserve meeting later this week. janet yellen is scheduled to speak on thursday and she could announce a hike in interest rates. that's it for cnbc, first in business worldwide. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about

but i give them the stuff because they had threatened -- it was mr. matt do love you, and i said, i love my husband. and a little while after that, he wanted to get -- >> you can see more of the interview this friday on "dateline" including why she says she did not show up the night the two inmates escaped. that does it for me this hour. jonathan capehart picks up our live coverage next. thanks for watching. >>> i'm jonathan capehart. tonight, bernie sanders goes to the place where ted cruz launched his political campaign and gets applause. plus, maybe the best news hillary clinton's ever received about her e-mail situation. >>> and what happened when miss america was asked about tom brady? you don't want to miss that. >>> but first, bernie sanders gave a speech today at an unlikely place, liberty university, the conservative christian university in lynchburg, virginia, founded by the late reverend jerry faldwell. in his opening remarks, sanders received a surprisingly warm welcome from the crowd when he spoke about his views on social issues. >> the views

mr. matt had grabbed me a couple times and kissed me.as one point where he had -- i'm sorry. he wanted me to -- >> to perform oral sex on him. and i said no. and when i said no, he grabbed my head and pushed me down. >> i wanted to hear what you think. do you believe joyce mitchell? can you vote by tweeting yes or no using #greta. and you will see your voting results on the boss of your screen. and the "on the record" legal panel is here. former prosecutor katy phang and investigator ted williams. you were up there for the investigation of the manhunt. what do you think of joyce mitchell? >> i think joyce mitchell for better words is full of crap i don't believe her i was up there. she cost the citizens of new york millions of dollars. she talked about how matt attempted wanted to kill her husband. i find it inconceivable that you are going to escape and you are going to go over to her house to kill joyce mitchell's husband. i don't believe it now and i didn't believe it then to quote my colleague neil cavuto you are on the fence about j

. >> the film career of the one, the only, mr. matt damon. where is he? >> i've got to make water and >> where's clooney? >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," as you wake up in the west we're tracking a hurricane that could impact millions of american. this morning the national hurricane center upgraded tropical storm joaquin to a hurricane. forecasters say it could hit the mid-atlantic by monday. the system now in new england, slammed areas from pittsburgh to new york city overnight. >> this morning new jersey is dealing with the effects of the wet weather. flash flooding in parts of hoboken left cars submerged. in maryland more than 2.5 inches of rain set a record in baltimore. >> thousands were left without power in pennsylvania. people in virginia said it was the worst flooding they've seen in decades. chief weather forecast lonne quinn of wcbs is following the storms and the hurricane threat. lonne, welcome and good morning. >> thanks, gayle, good morning. service right now, the toug

mr. mattbaker has kepted $22 million plus in finance donations, big farm -- pharmaceutical companies and he's the responsible party and allowing clearly to adopt, so i'm hesitant to allow or to, you know, agree to allowing a list of qualifying conclusion, but unfortunately that's going to have to happen. but fortunately legislature, they recognize that they are not physicians and despite the evidence it's constantly expanding, so we need to have an oversight that acts with great transparency to review now medical evidence involving medical evidence to expand criteria. .. ria. i am sure joseph can speak it can speak a better link so that would make a good fit to that. >> my very simple answer is having patients with chronic diseases on the medical board would really appeal to me for the obvious reason. they are suffering. they may have been remission from other other people with similar disorders and that's all i want to say i'm not. thanks. >> i would agree it seems bizarre politicians would b

mr. miller. matt: if only i were in mario's position i think i can do a lot.r europe gains. we are coming off session highs. we are up 113. the s&p at half of 1%. seenf the changes we have in one of the reasons we are seeing the u.s. indexes come off this session high is because oil has now turned around after we got some higher crude supply numbers and we expected. take a look at crude. this is the intraday, down 2.2%. yesterday we were down 8%. we have a double date of back-to-back loss of 10% in crude. back down to $42.42 per barrel. he see a lot of oil stocks moving down as well. they are the biggest losers on the s&p. we are looking at noble, diamond offshore fars percentage losers. these are now some the biggest losers on the index. look at the vix. it continues to come back down and he came down yesterday as well. we had the biggest drop in nearly a week as far as the vix is concerned. it looks like it is going back up. 7.0.0 as far as monthly gains are concerned. h&r block shares are a bright spot on the s&p. stockshave about 350 gaining, one of your 5

her personal criticism of mr. mattcrossed the line from opinion to libel because she used terms like scam, con artist, and rob. this implied actions of criminal wrongdoing. the judge said the company did have to pay her $400 because it didn't have the proper licenses to do the work. emily said she would fight her fine saying it was freedom of speech. by the way, yelp told us consumers do have the right to express their opinion about truthful experiences. we made a call to her. she makes the point that yelp says it reviews or at least sees these reviews that you write on there. but not for legal language. i think they look for things that are deemed offensive, slurs, et cetera, et cetera, so be very careful to keep it, i guess, to the work and not to the worker, the person. >> i can't imagine she's the only one who has ever called someone a con artist. >> well, because she sued him. >> that's why. >> and then he went after her. >> i'm sure he went through yelp, there are thousands of other examples. >> i read them but i

you'd see at least mr. mattached the wall of our cell. we got out of the wall. he would let you know this? >> yes. he actually had told me at one point, in one spot, that they had found a tool box, and mr. sweat picked the lock and they found power tools in it. >> what was your reaction when you were hearing these stories? wasn't it so astonishing to you that they were getting out of their cells at night -- >> yes. >> -- and going behind the walls of the prison? >> they were waiting until after, i think it's the 11:00 bed check, and then they would go. >> patrick johnson joins me now, the former warden. thank you for being with me this morning. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> just how she describes it, joyce mitchell, it's bizarre, isn't it? >> it really is. and nothing from the interview really surprised me this morning. i thought she tried to transfer a lot of her blame on being depressed and having problems with her husband and her relationship and that a lot of people who go through depression do similar ty

agendas and pharmaceutical companies had the head of the house health department, it's no secret, mr. matt baker has accepted campaign finance donations to the likes of merck, ostertag, big pharmaceutical companies and he is responsible for not being on of the house health committee. i am hesitant to allow or agree to allowing a list of minimally qualifying conditions but unfortunately that has to happen. fortunately, our legislature recognize they are not positioned and this body of evidence is kind of the expanding. we need to have an oversight that acts as great transparency to review the nonmedical avenues involving medical evidence to expand its criteria. i am sure joseph can speak it can speak a better link so that would make a good fit to that. >> my very simple answer is having patients with chronic diseases on the medical board would really appeal to me for the obvious reason. they are suffering. they may have been remission from other other people with similar disorders and that's all i want to say i'm not. thanks. >> i would agree it seems bizarre politicians would be deciding w

mr. coe matt sue took his case all the way to the supreme court. >> they were cases that the court took thatere quite unpopular. >> if you had to pick one freedom that was the most sanction to the functioning of a democracy, it has to be freedom of speech. >> let's go through a few cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people who have helped stick together because they believe in a rule of law. ♪ >> landmark cases, an exploration of 12 historic cases. produced by c-span, debuting monday october 5th at 9:00. and, as a companion to our new series, landmark cases the book. it features the 12 cases we've selected for the series, with a brief introduction into the back ground, highlights and impact of each case, written by vet yan supreme court journalist tony morrow in coordination with quarterly press. it is available for $8.95 plus shipping and handling. get your copy at c-span.org/landmark cases. >>> next, the house sub committee hearing on campus sexual assaults. they a one of the topics discussed on whether cases sho

matt, mr. matt has a lot of power, a lot of power.e could get whatever he wanted, whenever he wanted. >> talked about an alleged plot to kill her husband, lyle. she says whose idea that was. there was dispute over that. plus, her husband's decision to stand by her. that's tomorrow, joyce mitchell on "today." >> look forward to that. >>> more on last night's second republican national debate. donald trump wasn't the only one facing jabs, hillary clinton was tennessee to min on the minds of her rivals. peter alexander is with us again from simi valley. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. heading into last night, it was clear that a lot of the focus was going to be on the front runner, donald trump. he was the man many wanted to knock down. it turned out there was one thing, despite the tough exchanges we witnessed last night, that all of the candidates had in common. of course, that was hillary clinton, the opposition to the person they believe will be the democratic nominee. >> peter, thank you very much. >>> now to

it was mr. matt. he looked at me one day and said, you know, joyce, i do love you.after that, he wanted to get rid of him. >> she said she was doing what she thought she had to do to save her family. she got in over her head. that's interesting. she also said she felt she was depressed at the time and felt her husband no longer loved her. that help as little bit to understand how she'd get involved with a convict. >> we'll have more on what joyce mitchell has to say later. >>> he'll be part of the gop undercard wednesday night. rick santorum needs an opportunity to land body flow bel -- blows on the leading republicans. what is the strategy, and what does he think about the breaking news we have coming out of kentucky? rick santorum next. thankshow may i help you?s list. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send som

mr. trump said. [applause] >> matt, that kind of underscore night for carly fiorina.e point, she is the clear winner according to just about everybody i have talked to in simi valley. matt: thanks. we are going to take a quick break. when we come back, hogwild. pig prices surging 40%. it is not another swine virus. we will tell you what is driving up the price. ♪ coming up later today, the fed decision. that is followed by janet yellen news conference. you can follow on long live on bloomberg.com. welcome back. i'm matt miller. hog prices have gone wild. october the means -- pig up.iums pumped it is interesting because this comes after all of this concern about hog prices plummeting in europe and we are talking about over here, lean hogs gaining in price. >> hog prices have been on a roller coaster for the last couple years. last year, we had the swine virus that devastated supplies. then we have seen a big plunge in the past year or so. lately, prices have been supported just a bit. china continues to buy pork and that is supporting the market, even though farmers ha

. >> i went on yelp and i said beware, do not use matt garner, mr. sandless, that he is a scam, he is a liar. >> reporter: gardner responded with a lawsuit of his own. >> i believe anybody can say what they want about a company is true. where she went too far is when she attacked me personally. >> a judge said her repeated use of scam, liar, con artist on yelp and other review sites constituted defamation, not protected speech. the judge ordered her to pay gardner $1,000 in damages. >> i am not giving him his thousand dollars. i don't care what he does. the judge can give it to him. yelp could have flagged it. why should i be in trouble. if i am in trouble, then legally i feel i should have a lawsuit against yelp and the companies that allow reviews. >> reporter: in a statement, a spokesperson for yelp says we frequently find a better source review. since that didn't happen, she decision. >> some people we spoke to said the decision in this case will make them think twice before posting a review online. >>> the mets are waking up division champs this

do not use matt garner, mr. sandless. that he is a scam. he is a liar. >> reporter: gardner responded with a lawsuit of his own. >> i believe anybody can say anything they want about a company that's true. where she went too far is when she attacked me personally. >> reporter: a judge determined that fanelli's repeated use of the terms scam, liar, con artist and robs on yelp and other internet review sites constituted defamation not protected speech. she ordered her to pay $1,000 in damages. >> i don't care what he does. he is not getting his thousand dollars. so you know what? the judge can give it to him. yelp could have flagged it. if yelp did not protect it, then yelp allows it so why should i be in trouble? i should have a lawsuit against yelp and all the companies that allow reviews online. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesman for yelp says we frequently find a better course of action rather than suing your customers is publicly responding to a critical review in the same forum. since that didn't happen, fanelli says she will appea

mr. lawyer, matt, i got your christmas gift. a coffee book of giselle. 537 pages, only 1,000 copies will be release and had she signed every one. >> does it come with a coffee table? >> it should come with giselle. >> richest supermodel in the world. >> google her and hit images, and it's free. >> put your phone on the coffee table. >> finally, anne hathaway, proving movie stars are like us. on the red carpet of the premiere of her movie when she spotted a superstar behind her. the moment left her a bit star struck. make a look. >> no, no, no it's fine. i'm going to meet her when the time is right. i love this is on camera. is she in the background? >> there you go. we don't know if the two met. you can seema mariah in the background. >> i wasn't sure who she was talking about. >> anyone left you star struck after years of doing this job? >> sting. first time he was here in studio, i was like, ah! i couldn't talk. >> clapton. >> when mr. dinero is here. >> dustin hoffman. >> always. >> maybe the pope. carson, thank you very much

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bloomberg'sbring in resident auto expert matt miller. mr. the industry, but the industry seems in damage control, saying that is endemic to volkswagen, not us. matt: that's right. they are going to great effort saying it is not the entire industry. that it could apply to other carmakers. bmw had 11 times the legal limit of him. other carmakers will have to ach individually, and say whether or not they use defeat devices. told me thisent morning they do not. they will also have to talk about omissions results for the epa and the eu and other countries in the region. one of the interesting things -- what i think is the most interesting -- it may allow fiat to go forward with their plan of combining their company with another great it was widely talked about that volkswagen was butsired merger partner, the volkswagen leaders were against it. now they are out of the way. listen to what they had to say about merging companies. collins --g about consolidation with and very clear about, it is rational and it remains rational. are alsono doubt, we b

mr. trump said. >> in an emotional interview with matt lauer, joyce mitchell explained why she helped two killers break upstate new york prison. >> i didn't feel like my husband loved me anymore. it was me. i guess i was going through depression. i guess they saw my weakness. >> you were looking for something. you were looking for attention. >> yes, they're attention made me feel good. >> a frightening scene caught on camera. a train slams into a school bus minutes after the kids escaped. >> the two-section bus got stuck on the railroad tracks in germany after the driver did not make a sharp enough turn. the driver evacuated all of the students. one passenger suffered minor injuries. >>> trouble in texas. 14-year-old ahmed mohamed hand cuffed after bringing a clock to school. >> i went to show my teacher. in my perspective, it didn't look like a bomb. >> it lit up the internet. even president obama issued this invitation. cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? >>> this is a story that savannah pitched that she did not want to read. >> this next headline had our team giggling. >> you lo