. >> for the university of notre dame. started one football game for the university of notre dame, only one in my career. now, i did come into the game, was a pretty nice experience. michigan state, notre dame, number two, a from d.c., a great story. it really should be a movie. that is tonight at 8:00 on abc 7. over to howard university. ownll even have some of my which ihighlights, , maureen wants to see. and wide receiver mike wallace twostorted to cam eggs before the start of the season. stay out of this, doug. there you have it. >> what i said is that your in black andre white. i am getting killed here. anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. ndreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this

we'll go to dublin to preview notre dame's b >>> navy at notre dame.row for the 86th year in a row. it will not be played in annapolis or south bend but in dublin, ireland. verne lundquist and gary danielson are there to cover the big game. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> hi charlie. >> what's the reaction in dublin to be able to see these two great american dynastys? >> well, there's a buzz about the town. we've got 35,000 americans who have come over. both navy and notre dame alumni and fans. but it's actually it's secondary to the all gaelic semi final on sunday. >> i think it's going to be a terrific game. >> in perspective around here, football is second place. >> that's right. >> we're not prepared to comment on the all gaelic semifinal except to say the winner between dublin will play done gold next month. >> go ahead. i'll make this point. i don't know that understandable more attraction for the other sport, are they -- are they interested in american football? >> yes, i think so. >> oh, i think yeah. everywhere i traveled all around

she graduated from notre dame prep and was lacrows player. her ex-boyfriend was convicted in february for the murder. and the ceremony will take place sunday september 9th at 5 in the afternoon including prayers and remarks from representatives at notre dame prep and the love family. >>> surveillance cameras were rolling at a -- as a massachusetts woman took a fall on the subway tracks while holder her -- holding her 4- year-old son. she said she saw the outbound tran across the tracks and thought that was the train walk went right over. you can see the crowd gathering on the edge. as a man jumps in to help, amazingly, no one was seriously hurt and they were pulled from the pit moments before the next train arrived. >> they were right there. they were there like the trains are coming. we fell and they jumped behind us. i got a new life as of yesterday. we just are saved like it's a miracle. >> she says that she is going to take a vacation back to india for a couple months just to take a deep breath after this short brush with death. >>> a lit

on the home depot college football. >> phil: you see notre dame's new helmets? know if they are like a one game -- is that what it is? >> phil: they should be. >> ian: i knew you were headed that way. >> phil: i would have never guessed it was notre dame looking at the helmet. >> ian: the kickoff by thomas morstead and it's a touch back. trindon holliday had it sail over his head. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteenin cutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> ian: the road to super bowl xlvii begins september 9, the nfl on cbs with regional action. phil will be with jim nantz. and new england at tennessee and indy and chicago, buffalo and the jets, jacksonville at minnesota. it all begins with j.b., dan, coach, shannon and boomer, the nfl today. everybody at cbs

a little short, the former notre dame start gets hit by a trio of raiders. a 42-yard punt and a 3-yard raider nation out in force tonight. there were thousands there to watch the raiders warm up befor the game. get your raider seats at raiders.com. there's a staff member in the office right now and throughout this live telecast to take your ticket answers, questions, requests, whatever you have. here comes russell wilson, the newly appointed starting quarterback of the seattle seahawks, the rookie out of wisconsin. he'll hand it to turbin. he picks up 5 as marshawn lynch will not play tonight. leon washington will get some tosses tonight. washington, the full back. you remember zach miller the tight end. jr sweezy will start at right guard. 2nd and 5 for the seahawks with turbin in a true eye behind robinson play action, dumps it out to the full back, robinson down the sideline, is picked up by -- will start on the d line. no richard seymour. miles first, shawntae spensener one corner, and michael huff and branch are your safeties. 1st and 10, seattle on the

. >> according to a new study by two psychologists at notre dame, it can hurt your health. bruce leshan explains this ten nonmom. >> i did -- phenomenon. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> in a city with more than its fair share of liars, it took just minutes to find someone shading the truth. you ever tell white lies? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: come o your eyes are going back and forth. the notre dame study suggests even minor lies can make us sick. do you feel a little stressed? >> i don't like to do it. >> reporter: the ten-week study of 110 people found reseven subjects who told the -- research subjects who told the truth felt less tense and melancholy and hood fewer sore throats and headaches -- had fewer sore throats and headaches. tell me the truth. do you lie? >> yes. >> reporter: research says most of us lie about 11 times a week. >> when i'm on my way to a place and haven't left yet. >> the study seems to have questionable merit. >> reporter: chevy chase psychiatrist tony baum questions it. she says some white lies are ju

this morning abc2 news linda so is live outside the notre dame prep where love was a student. linda? >> reporter: before heading off to college, yeardley love spent her high school e the notre dam prep where love was a student. linda? >> reporter: before heading off to college, yeardley love spent her high school years here at notre dame prep in towson. told, her ex-boyfriend -- today her ex-boyfriend george huguely will learn how long he'll spend in prison for killing her. the jury is recommending 26 years and his attorneys are asking for ency. the judge will make the final decision. earlier this year hugely was convicted of second degree murder and murder in love's death. he broke through her bedroom door and assaulted her and left her to die. it's expected the take a bit longer today. those who know huguely are expected to testify. love's mother and sister already testified during the sentencing phase so they're unlikely to take the stand again. but the judge can use their testimony and let fresh the love family to determine the final sentence. legal experts say in virginia,

this is according to a new study from the university of notre dame. 110 took polygraph tests to show how many lies they told. they also took tests about their health. those who lied less had better physical results. this lead us to our question of the day. is honesty the best policy or do you still think it's okay to lie sometimes? send us your comments tweet them to us at fox friends first or shoot us an e-mail@foxfriendsfirst@foxnews. com. >> when you tweet us tell us the truth. >> a damaged plane wing and the message no one was ever supposed to see. trouble is one terrified passenger did and now the airline has some serious explaining to do. what was happening inside this home no one saw coming? she thought her husband was just being sweet making her coffee every morning. sounds like a good idea. no. he had deadly intentions. as we go to break a look at the morning temperature. >> it is now quarter past the hour. here's a quick look at some of the headlines this morning. a really squarcary sight for passengers. take a look at this handwritten note that was left on the damaged wing

of reasons, personal and avoiding a consequence >>> a new study conducted by the university of notre damegests it is bad for your health the group of participants say reduce line for 10 weeks reduce significantly fewer headaches sore throats tenseness and siding and other problems than those who continued to buy regularly >>> anything that that stress affects our health >>> this psychiatrist says it makes sense because line is stressful >>> if you're telling lies major allies that greats internal stress which can manifest itself in a host of medical problems >>> researchers found white lies and exaggerations and false excuses can be harmful to your health >>> i like to see if it in tax my life those say she told to money lies >>> this doctor says it is important to get to the root of why you like and to curb at >>> for some it can be a coping strategy >>> he retired with more medals than any other alleppey in but michael phelps could lose some of them because of an ad campaign for louis vuitton link those at the internet last week that is a violation of ioc rules which bans athletes from

notre dame graduate ... yeardley love. lovv. crime and justice reporter ... joy lepola... covered the trial../ and... plans... to attend....his ssnttncing tomorrow. after convicting 25 year old george huguely of second degree mureder and grand larceny in february.... jurors recommended he receive a sentence of 26 years in prison. tomorrow, a judge will ake hii ruling. ((vo)) judge edward hogshire can either accept or lower the jury's sentence. what he can not do is give huguely more than 26 ears. under virginia sentencinn rules, the former uva lacrosse llyer will serve at least 85 percent of the sentence hh receives tomorrow. factor in time ssrvee.... and, huguely is looking at possibly spending the neet 20 years of his life in prison. convicted of killing his ex- girlfriend.... cockeysville native yeardley love. here's following the verdict. 22:13:32 there are no winners in this case there is nothing but loss everywhere. oor hearts go out to the love family they have suffered enonormously :41they can not have been more attentive appreciative and helpful taal guy - 22:34:0

. >>> yeardley love's high school, notre dame prep will donate a field in her name. it was funded by donations to the school. the field will be used for la crosse, field lack and south korea and have light -- soccer and have light blue colors. >>> by thursday bad news, all the roads along the race route will be closed. abc2's roosevelt leftwich has more. >> that is the problem a lot of folks had. pratt street was closed off, lombard. it was just not easy to get around, especially those who live in federal hill. this is the grand prix of baltimore transportation. you can go to our website for the latest. it gives you pan idea -- an idea. if you're down here in the south part of town and want to get over to say canton. click on the interactive map. what you do is check right here. they give you a roadway. they show you from federal hill. this shows you the simplest and most direct route. that is the problem many had. they got so fed up they didn't go anywhere. so a lot of people just -- a lot of local folks stayed away. let's try another one here. seems like you're on

. >> the navy-notre dame game in ireland, is a sellout.ickets of are selling for up to $1,200. >> plus airfare. $1,200. >> plus airfare. he's made his choice. but what choices will women be left with? just like mitt romney, paul ryan would get rid of planned parenthood funding. in congress, ryan voted to ban all federal funding for planned parenthood and allow employers to deny women access to cancer screenings and birth control. and both romney and ryan backed proposals to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. for women... for president... the choice is ours. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. abut it'll become so much more. tconcrete and steel... a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. ndreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed d to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question se

notre dame, sing the song together.> when we return, let me finish with a fight between a guy on the far right between frank gaffney and grover norquist. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. know that honey nut cheerios is... oh you too! ooh, hey america's favorite cereal is... honey nut cheerios ok then off to iceland! >>> let me finish tonight with this. never interfere with the enemy while he's in the process of destroying himself. napoleon bonaparte is to have said that. it seems like the smart advice for reasonable people watching the crazy intramurals we talked about tonight. i'm referring to what neoconservative gaffney is saying about tax avenger norquist. according to gaffney who normally champions the latest war overseas, norquist is sec t secretly working with the enemy within, that he's doing the work of, you guessed it, the muslim brotherhood. listen to his words and think about someone who might say them. i have had it as my personal burden for the past 12 years to try to warn conservatives

robert costa is a political reporter for "national review" and a notre dame graduate.that against him. and jackie kucinich covers politics for "usa today." welcome, all, to "the daily rundown". >> great to see you, luke. >> let's start right out on paul ryan, because robert, you've been studying him quite closely, and this akin story that is chasing him all the way until thursday. he's going to be in missouri tonight, albeit for fund-raising. he said this to kdak about abortion. >> you sponsored legislation that has the language "forcible rape." what is forcible rape as opposed to -- >> rape is rape, period. end of story. >> so that forcible rape language meant nothing to you at the time? >> rape is rape. and there's no splitting hairs over rape. >> robert, you know that paul ryan is a very wonky guy. he's not into the red meat politics, he's not a flame thrower, usually. how much do you think that this is personally upsets him that he's being weighed down by this story and can't get to the nuts and bolts economic argument that he's pretty good at? >> i think every sin

the notre dame study suggests even minor lies can make us sick do.ou feel a little stress coming on right now? >> yeah. i don't like to do it. >> reporter: the 10 week study of 110 people found research subjects who told the truth felt less tense and melancholy and had fewer sore throats and headaches. tell me the truth, do not lie. do you ever lie? >> i don't lie. >> reporter: not at all? >> yes. >> reporter: you do. >> come on. >> reporter: researchers say most of us lie about 11 times a week. >> i'm on my way to a place and i haven't quite left yet. >> the study seems to have some questionable merit. >> reporter: chevy chase psychiatrist tony balm questions the researchers' use of polygraph machines and a pretty small sample. if you tell the truth all the time, will you have any friends? she also says some white lies are just part of being social. >> it's called being polite. >> reporter: now the truth tellers say that it ended up not being all that tough. they just stopped exaggerating and if people asked them a really hard question, they just ki

but surprisingly tradition rich notre dame is giving the terps a run for their money with the reveal of these new so-called shamrock series uniforms. what is that? the new look feature as helmet that would make harvey two faced dent proud and helpry cmake you nightmares. you're probably not smile building this. that's -- that's ugly. sorry. >>> coming up on "morning joe," mitt romney tries to quiet critics by offering new details about his tax returns. but will it be enough to put the issue to rest once and for all. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch vp candidate paul ryan take a shot at the guy whose job he's trying to take. week's ed ed b ed bed by bideni "way too early" comes back. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you

don't forget, navy, notre dame, 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. are you going to be up? >> no way. >> i have to sleep in. beauty sleep. >> all right. over to gary who i know is actually going to stay up all night so he doesn't miss kickoff. >> that's going to be a close game. here's your seven-day forecast. go navy. 91 degrees for a high tomorrow and then it gets basically stuck in the middle 80s for the next several days. it does look like after tomorrow, sunday and monday, unsettled. >> thanks. they play penn state. tough. tough out of the box for those guys. rooting for them, though. now you have the news edge. enjoy your friday night. we're back here tonight. join us. [ male announcer ] we've made verizon fios even easier to switch to -- and harder to resist. because now you can upgrade to fios internet and tv for just $79.99 a month, guaranteed for one year, with no annual contract required. everything has to be fast now. that's what fios provides us. [ male announcer ] don't wait. switch to fios for just $79.99 a month for one year with no annual contract required.

killed his ex-girlfriend yeardley love will learn his punishment and abc2 news linda so is live at notre dame prep where she went to school. that would be yeardley love. linda, how long could huguely go to prison? >> reporter: when he was convicted earlier this year, the jury recommended 26 years. his attorneys are asking for leniency but the judge will have the final say. huguely was convicted of second degree murder and robbery in love's death. just weeks before they were set to graduate from uva, huguely broke through love's bedroom doom, assaulted her and left her to die. at today's hearing those who know huguely are expected to testify. love's mother and sister already testified and they're unlikely to take the stand again but the judge can use their testimony and letters from the family to determine the sentence. the last word could come from huguely himself. >> judge will turn to mr. huguely himself, and for the first time he will have the opportunity to address the court and express any remorse that he has. have any comments about what his role was or what hoe heps the -- he hopes the

yeardley love grew up in cockeysville and spent her high school years here at notre dame prep before going to college at uva. huguely was convicted of second degree murder and robbery in yeardley's death. he broke through love's bedroom door assaulted her and left her to die. today at the sentencing hearing those who know huguely are expected to testify. love's mother and sister already testified during the sentencing phase and they're unlegally to take the stand again. but the judge can use their testimony and letters from the love family to determine the sentence. the last word could come from huguely himself. >> judge will turn to mr. huguely himself, george huguely and for the first time, he will have the opportunity to address the court and express any remorse that he has. have any comments about what his role was or what he hopes the court would do to him as far as punishment goes. >> reporter: now huguely may choose not to speak because there's still a lawsuit filed against him by the love family and his attorneys are expected to file an appeal. we're live in towson, linda so,

i will tell you that we, many catholics were very shocked m several years ago when notre dame invited obama to be their commencement speaker. it was a big flap. well, i read the brief they filed against this obama mandate on schools and colleges, and itf is a brilliant brief. it is worth reading. it's, i think it's about, i don't know, 50, 75 pages. and it sets it out one afters another. and religious freedom in this country has got to mean that m christian schools and colleges and hospitals do not have to violate their religious beliefs inot order to provide insurance, healthio insurance to their employees. >> thank you, phyllis, for everything you do.hae um, i have a lot of christianoto friends that they just don't want to be involved in politics, you know? they just see it as a dirty thing, there's so much fightingd or whatever and a headache, and they just don't want to get involved. and so i was wondering if you have any advice for us how we can, um, engage some of the more apathetic christians, some ofe s the people that just don't see the importance of taking actionm and being

abc2 news linda so is live this morning outside notre dame prep where love was a student here in cock cockeysville. >> reporter: today her ex- boyfriend george huguely will learn how long he'll spends in prison for killing her. the jury is recommending 26 years, his attorneys are asking for leniency. the judge will make the final decision. earlier in year he was convicted of second degree murder and robbery in love's death just days before they were to graduate from uva. huguely broke through her bedroom door and say all thed her and -- assaulted her and left her to die. those who know huguely are expected to testify. love easterner and sister already testified during the sentencing phase and they're unlikely to take the stand again but the judge can use their testimony and letters from the love family to determine the sentence. lowell experts say in virginia, judges almost always take the jury's recommendation. >> anyone that knows judge hogshire would be surprised if he deviated much if at all from the jury's recommendation. >> reporter: will hugueltake the stand himself? he may cho

. >> how about the uniform that notre dame will wear against miami those helmets are half blue end havego fans are probably happy about that. we will have a couple of races in the hourlong show with culminates of the running of the million and streaming live and replayed at 8:00 and finally the angels game last night, cory hunter a face plant their left his spike to tie in to break into the face of greg gibson the umpire he was lucky the edge caught him just outside his left eye. superficial damage mr. up his mug a little bit they're lucky that one was not a whole lot worse. >> and he had to rip the mask off to make the call when he was wide open. >> that's the news for this thursday night. have a great el every load of laundry is worth about $200. really? one cap of downy protects $200 worth of clothes. prove it to me. ultra downy softeners protect fibers. there's no comparison. nice downy's pretty much saving our clothes. yeah, ultra downy saves loads. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculou

a study by a notre dame researcher said people who tell fewer lies, report fewer problems like headaches depression. the reason, we know lying leads to stress which we know leads a physical toll. >> another sporting feat going down in the record books involves two major league baseball brothers and almost impossible coincidence. arizona's justin upton and b.j. upton from tampa bay, each hit their 100th career homers on the same night, friday night, different leagues just an hour apart. and even more incredibly, the upton brothers hit their 99th career homers on the same night as well. that was back on july 20th. in sync. >>> when we come back, the jaw-dropping image as they drop from 18,000 feet up, 220 miles per hour on their way down. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. osteoporosis-relat

a new study from notre dame finds telling fewer allies benefits people fewerally and mentally -- liesparticipants took lie-detector confessed to the of allies. allies. you are sick of seeing your friends baby pictures all over news speed,k there's something you can do. >> and the owner of british airways may be looking at a stake in american airlines. >> good morning. has anu.s. airways interest in american airlines. it is not the only one. the ceo of the parent company of airways tells the times it is purchasing i a amr because it cement a the carrier one worldce in the alliance. a friend as a baby and you're inundated with baby pictures. if you are tired of constantly pictures, there's a unbaby me. call it replaces all the baby pictures ofh .omething you would rather see the download is only for google pro users right now, by the way. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. >> i enjoy the baby pictures. >> in moderation. true.t's a >> one or fine. >> the same with the dog and cat pictures. one or two are fine. >> a little and settle to start the day. cloudy and gray with a few sprinkle

thanks for joining us, law professor of notre dame. good to have you on earlier. >>> still to come on the program, we'll dig into what some of the biggest investors have been doing with their money. berkshire hathaway among those revealing stock purchases. what's warren been buying and selling and is it time tore buy or sell gold? >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." shares chartered rise. >>> the bank of england says rate cuts were not discussed at this month's meeting. >>> wall street heavyweights reveal what they've been buying and selling over the past few months. >>> welcome to the trading day. warren buffett has been busy buying and selling stocks this month. berkshire hathaway has new in phillips 66, and raised stakes in vie acome, wells fargo, j&j, proctor and gamble, u.p.s. and ge. managing $74 billion stock portfolio. i just checked some of those shares as well in trading in frankfurt today, where phillips is u.s. trading down slightly. they're off a little bit. >> tough day for the buffett portfolio. gold back in favor

neither went to notre dame. they were the subway officer alumni.> they looked up the name and there was all working class irish-italian -- >> so where are they now? >> there was another name for the alumni-club democrats and ray rag brilliant. >> where do they go? >> i think they're split. >> that's the question, isn't it? >> last year we talked about this and the same group last time around and president obama and they were against him until they were finally with him. they all broke the other way. i don't think they're ever going to have a deep allegiance to president obama. the question is -- the question to me is whether they form any sort of connection with mitt romney. and i think part of the obama strategy has been to deny him that connection, to make him ineligible for that connection by being this sort of selfish, snobbish, rich guy with a dancing horse. >> exactly. you are a columnist. you know, mik mika, republicans nominate the guys who can relate to the subway notre dame club. reagan could do that in '84, and even george w. bush it dro

and notre dame praduate yeardley love. love. crime and justicee repooter ... joy lepola...d the trial../ ann will attend his sentencing tomorrow. 3 3 3 -3 stay with fox45 news...we will have live coverage of george huguely's sennencing tomorrow on fox45 nnws at 5, 10... and the late edition at 11 3- 3 3 live... at the republican now...vice presidential t nominee paul ryyn...listen o ssme of his keynote adddess... when we come back 3 anncr: it'll start out as concrete and steel... but it'll become so much more. a new world-class resort casino in maryland. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. national convention right now...viie presidential nominee paul ryan.lets listen in that was vice presidential nnminee paul ryan.we will take another look at the co

immigrants were often associated with equally doubtful groups such as catholics, went to notre dame, and jews. people sometimes refer to the jew deal. and throughout the decades there were various efforts to restrict immigration to americanize immigrants and to control the behavior of new rivals. roosevelt avoided all of these tendencies in favor of a narrative of inclusion. in one of my favorites of his speeches on this, he says tonight is faulty and the spirit of other days brood over the scene. andrew jackson looks down at us from his prancing steed, and the four corners of the square in which we are gathered around the daily lit christmas trees are guarded by the figures of the intrepid leaders of the revolutionary war. the german, the poll, from the shores of france. this is in keeping with the universal spirit of the festival we are celebrating. and notice here can he date the inclusion of these immigrants back to the revolution. this is not new. he's arguing these people have always been with us. they have always been incorporated and it is time we recognize that. it is hard i

congressman, donnelly, you're a notre dame guy so i like you already.is a close race right now fairly put? >> it is. the last poll put it a dead heat 42-42. >> i notice you're out there openly doing what jack kennedy did in '52. you're going for the lugar vote. you're saying if you're a moderate republican and voted for dick lugar all these year, you should vote for me. >> absolutely. he's questioning whether social security is constitutional. whether medicare is constitutional. he tried to destroy chrysler. he has had time after time where he said my idea of compromise is democrats doing what we want them to do. lugar republicans are thoughtful people, moderate republicans who want to move our country forward. >> but has your state -- i don't think of indiana as a right wing state. i mean, it's not utah. it's not wyoming. it's not mississippi. you know, you don't have a hit of that, do you? >> what we're about is common sense. it's how do we work together to create jobs, create opportunity, make our state grow, and make our country grow. that's what we

. >> i'm from south bend, indiana, notre dame and just sort of talking to the men.ean, if they want to talk to me. some are catholic, some are not. i'm retired and delighted to do it. >> even though 79-year-old father thomas mcnally is required by the prison to wear a stab-resistant vest, the thought of being attacked doesn't cross his mind. >> i've never felt any kind of fear or any kind of tension with the men. >> when i was a little kid, i'd be riding my bicycle and i'd go by in fear and say i love you erika, i love you erica. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a friendly type of relationship. the stories told about your families you get the biggest kick out of them. they're really incredible. >> they are good, they're funny. >> they're good. i'll be back in a couple weeks. >> i'll be here, i promise. >> okay. we'll see you later. >> take it easy, father tom. >> i will. >> the thing with the chaplin, it's an outside person coming in the unit. we want the outside people to come in here and talk to them. it helps keep the violence down. >> serving 26 years for

. >> doctors at the university of notre dame looked at two groups. one was told to lie for 10 weeks. the other, a control group. they discovered that participants would lied less reported improved physical and mental health as well as improved relationship and social interasks. i'm sure. especially if you are not a very good liar. the participants say they realized it was okay to tell the truth about their everyday accomplishments rather than exaggerate or make excuses. there are a lot of people that aren't good they get worked up. >> probably more effort to conjure i'm lie. >> right. it is too much. >> too much going on. just tell the truth. be healthy. >> all right. maybe some unhappy people later on. >>> have you ever dreamed of being a celebrity chef like fox's gordon ramsey. >> coming up next. >> every time you put plastic on the stove, watch. >> he is honest. >> brutal. >> it might not be as glamorous as you being. we'll hear from some of the most famous celebrity chefs in the business. [ male announcer ] do you support work for welfare? barack

archbishop curly notre dame. i'm sure like a loft us, it was my mother, carlet, who really pushed for choice in my education. i'm glad she did. her devotion to my future has given me a chance to succeed. i've graduated from wagner college and am looking forward to a life of learning and serving my community. [ cheers and applause ] who knows what the future will have held if i didn't have a choice in my education? but i do know the numbers for failure and i probably wouldn't have a good chance. governor bush's school choice program gave me a chance to achieve academic success in a school that was best fit for me. i took it from there. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. that is an incredible honor to see you grow up and france's story and many others is a driving force across this nation to bring about necessary change. some of the biggest reformers are republicans. governor mitch daniels in indiana and bobby jindal in louisiana have expanded school choice around what we have here in florida. governo

her attorney, notre dame university law professor bridgette carr, explains. >> they were met at the airport by michael erenhoff and alex maksimenko, the traffickers, and they were told that you know what, plans have changed. you're going to be going to detroit. you need to get on this bus. so they were nervous, but they thought, this is the plan. maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their employment. >> just that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clothes and shoes, and they say you guys are going to work at the club named

man, everyone knows, the eiffel tower, and the arc, notre dame, and the river seine -- i go with thek dish, lentil beans, we ate like pigs. this is not at all exaggeration, those were the best mussels in the latin corner, nondescript pizza joint. incredible. and the best chocolate mousse, the best mousse, strawberries, coconut pound cake in the middle. >> did you do any sightseeing? or eat the whole time? >> we saw the bathroom a lot. the real moment, drinking of the wine. outdoor cafe. and the cheese and the wine. it was a great -- >> we wanted to bring a little paris -- >> and the cheese to you. >> this is -- >> you sound like the godfather. this is a biscuit i cannot refuse. >> look at all this -- >> merci, merci. >> dwayne reid's finest. that's good. look, a little cheesestick, too. >> we spared no expense. [ speaking french ] >> ha-ha! >> oh. >> merci. >> a good year. a good year. welch's, 2012. >> welch's grape juice. grape juice, everybody. cheers. >> good to be back. paris, you were wonderful. i want to get back there before i die. that's good. >> did you do any sightseeing?

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the article quotes an accounting professor from the university of notre dame saying i wouldn't be surprised if mitt romney paid nearly zero taxes in 2008 and 2009. mitt romney says, this isn't true. >> let me also say categorically, i have paid taxes every year. and a lot of taxes. >> ooh, i want to see that. well, when your income is sitting around a $20 million a year, you're going to pay a lot of taxes. even if your tax rate is at 1%. that's where i think the american people are. that's a heck of a lot of money. let's take mitt romney's 2010 tax returns as an example. we know he made $21.7 million. he paid $3 million in taxes. his entire income comes from where? well, investments in capital gains. dividends, and interest. the maximum tax rate he could pay on his income is at 15%. but you also have to factor in 4.8 million he declared as a loss carried over from prior years. romney's final rate after deductions is at 13.9%. mitt romney says he doesn't know if he ever paid a lower rate than 13.9%. and senator john mccain says his campaign saw 23 years worth of tax returns? mccain said last