. >>> and he may have confessed to several murders on national tv. tonight the fall-out becomes apparent for a real estate heir whose story has become a national sensation. >>> one day after his apparent confession played out on national tv real estate heir robert durst is now facing murder charges. los angeles prosecutors filed a first-degree murder charge against durst today. he was the focus of a six-part recent hbo documentary series which profiled his connection to several killings and disappearances. the finale ended last night with durst apparently confessing to the murders while in a bathroom. just hours before it aired, durst was arrested in new orleans. no word on when he could be extradited from louisiana. but late tonight prosecutors slapped him with weapons charges as well because he was carrying a gun at the time of his arrest. >>> sexual assault allegations have derailed his career he says. mcdonald is suing the woman who is accusing him of sexual assault. his attorney filed a civil lawsuit today. the santa clara d.a. is still reviewing

the warriors were on national tv. now, no chance on the crossover, the wariors up 1 in the 2nd.lot of time for shawn. he will be my guest tonight on game day. 3rd quarter, curry magic, now, getting off the 3 ball, look at. that warriors by 13. how about another look. curry scored 12 points, 9 shots, making the coach a nervous wreck. he hated him one minute and loved him the next. now, big baby, getting the hoop and the foul. 23 points for green who enjoyed that bucket a little too long. steals the pass, now, missing the lay-up. now, did i say he is my guest on gameday? warriors win 106. >> now, what was working for you today? >> [indiscernible] >> do you think he wanted a reaction from me? but hi don't play. so, so me getting suspended and him getting suspended it is -- it is different. he got camera time which he needed because there was not much celebration from the bench today. >> yes. spot on. now, that is dave stewart. the new gm with the diamondbacks, the manager down. but then, mark, taking high fly deep for the 2-run shot. d-backs go on to beat san francisco 10-5 in ariz

the game was on national tv. and then chris paul, no chance there. brilliant by curry.a guard-heavy lineup. now, the hoop, the foul for the first year, warrior, golden state up 10. now, more curry magic. defending, dribbles. now, scoring 12 points, takes the shot. but watch the reaction from his head coach. first, don't shoot it. now, a great decision. now, later in the 3rd. green drives a big baby and gets the hoop and the foul. 23 points for green. enjoying that bucket a little too long for the clippers perspective. now, steals the path. he misses it. for the put back. season high 21. the warriors, 106-98. after the game, a little bit of a love tap during the post game interview. >> [indiscernible] >> knocked a few shots down early. >> i think he wanted a reaction to me but he don't play so -- so me getting suspended and him getting suspended it is kind of -- it is different. he got some camera time which he needed it because it was not much celebration from that bench. >> yes. message sent loud and clear. >> now, against the giants, top of the 3rd. now, watching the

i have to think that having this conversation on national tv is going to get us indicted for sodomy in some states it let me begin by saying i support marriage equality. i'm more than 1 of 250 republicans who have signed a brief to be filed with the supreme court this week in support of the case that will be heard there this year. i think there's a larger number of republicans that like democrats, are evolving on this issue and we're seeing a lot of changes on this. i think jason is right. i think most people who look at this issue come of it from what they know. i can tell you i have a lot of gay friends who would beat me with a stick if i came on national tv and said that being gay is a choice. they have shared their life stories with me. i know that's not the case. i also recognize that even though what ben carson said sounds like fifty shades of crazy to me i recognize there's a group of people in this country and around the world, republicans, democrats, that for religious reasons, cultural reasons, generational reasons do think it's a choice. i think it's up to those who think di

. >> was it hard to make the decision to put your whole family on national tv? was a big deal. not so much concerning the girl because they're still young, they have no clue what's going on. jack is the one i was concerned been he's 6 and he catches on to everything that you say, that you do and so now that it's airing it's the biggest -- >> what's most challenging as trying to adapt to an average size world. >> teaching the public we're like everybody else and don't want to be treated any differently. i think there's great shows out there and they've done some great jobs but also more educating we need to do with the public. >> thank you for joining us. we'll be tuning in. >> thank you for watching. >> bye c.c. bye kate. >> jack we see your hand. >> bye, jack. if you want to the hamills do it on tuesday 10:00 p.m. tlc. >> that guy's counting snowmen and solving i family puzzle. >> i can't believe h figured it out. >> see what he's so excited abt on "right this mine." h iecioiousus.. one of many ways to support its health isis n newew t truruhehearart,t, f froro

remember we were the first to interview grumpy cat on national tv. but guess what? the gold standard has a challenger. ladies and gentlemen, i introduce you to sauerkraut. >> what an awesome name for a cat. >> i know sauerkraut has got a sourpuses sourpuss. she is a rescue. there she is with one of her owners. >> furrowed brow. >> there is a reason for her furrowed brow. she has a permanent frown because she has a neurological condition but as you can see here she is happy and enjoying life. look at that face. >> beautiful blue eyes. >> she's gorgeous. >> she is also only 5 1/2 pounds but apparently she is harness trained, likes to ride in her stroller and is pretty cool about riding in a car. >> she doesn't look grumpy. she's not really grumpy. >> what i like about sauerkraut this is the first cat that can give you side-eye. to tell us about side-eye and everything sauerkraut we have patrick bender "right this minute" with sauerkraut. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. glad to be here. thank you. >> tell me when you rescued this cat, did you know that may

he went on national tv. he didn't name anyone in particular. tioned whether hillary clinton would take on special interests. clinton and former florida governor jeb bush are both potential candidates. o'malley says he will decide later this spring whether he will run for president. >>> this just in former israeli prime minister just found guilty of corruption charges. olmert was acquitted three years ago on charges of fraud and breach of trust. this included accepting cash from a united states businessman for personal reasons. his lawyers telling us he will likely appeal today's ruling at the retrial. >>> several team are calling for justice concerning a northern virginia church. some say it's a cult. the loudoun county sheriff is looking into allegations of physical and sexual abuse at calvary temple in sterling virginia. a former church member describes his experience. >> we can't make you stay, but if you leave leave forfeit authority over your wife and son. ied to them that's absurd. >> earlier another former church member said the pastor ab

on national tv i admit mime i am going to start looking for a dog. >> and drink my coffee. >> and i alsot to add, cats -- we love cats, too. >> persian cats. >> persian cats. >> all right a couple prescriptions there, zpaugs cats. >> sound good to me. thank you. >> that is sunday house call for now. wauch us every sunday. >> enjoy the rest of your sunday. ng. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >>> a fox news alert a helicopter crashing into a home in loornlds. our affiliate is heading to the scene. but they are reporting one person is dead as firefighters battle the fwlooims flames as smoke billingoed into the air. we will bring you more on this story as it breaks. stay with us for more. welcome to america's news hds. >> our top story this sunday afternoon, the u.s. has now pulled out all of her personnel from yemen. that is in the wake of the escalating violence there. as it appears iran influenced? well, it's only spreading. the country's security situation getting worse as officials say those shiite rebels

hi, cheryl, the arrest and extradition coming the multi millionaire suspected of murder heard on national tv saying quote he killed them all and what they found on him when they took him into custody. >>> the bombing case today, we were there and the bracket the expert that has the answers and the math to prove it. will it work? after abc 7 news at 5:00. >> thanks david. new at 6:00 only in san francisco, the effort to lower the voting age >>> researchers are working to unravel the bacteria. this time lapse video shows raw like e. coli bacteria changing form. it brings light to the mystery uncovered 60 years ago showing how bacteria could go undercover in ways that might trick the human immune system. researchers hope the step by step explanation will shed light how bacteria may develop anti buy yachtot buy out tick resistance. >>> canada researchers found that children with overly involved parents spent less time outdoors and played fewer after school sports and less likely to get out and have fun. researchers surveyed 724 parents of children 7 to 12 born in the u.s. and canada and based on

. >> it's embarrassing to cry on national tv and be seen doing it but at the same time like it happens. it's out there. if i don't have a sense humor about it i'm just going to torture myself. >> reporter: at villanova annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> ♪♪ >> tough couple of days at villanova but you know you got to play the game and there's no guarantee. >> they did not play well that day and it's one and done when you're in the ncaa tournament. jay wright named big five coach of the year. small consolation. how about no consolation at all given to what happened to villanova this weekend. the cats should be preparing for the ncaa sweet 16. instead they are wondering what happened. the number one seed was bounced saturday to nc state in the round of 32. this isn't the first time nova has come up short. but for some reason maybe it was the number one seeding. this one hurts more. >> each day, you know, the hurt goes away some, you know. there's just -- you -- you know you got to accept it and you got to move on but there's a part of that you will never accept it, you know. and t

i want to make it clear on national tv. i want my stainless steel please. ssa: i want mine as well. >> there is the apple watch on the screen now. >> none of those have gone to the point. they walk on airplanes. they put their phone under the scanner. i do not know if we are ready yet. >> i love peter. what apple was so brilliant that they do not create anything new. that is their brilliance. they are taking all those watches. i think it will be a ride. we have to convince millions and millions of people. melissa: okay. says someone who owns the google class. that is all i have the say. >> we call the people who use google class. >> i know where you live. i know where you live. melissa: i am so glad i let you make that final point. the delta plane that gated off the runway at laguardia last week. they followed all the usual procedures. that looks really scary. president obama trying to get more americans employed in the technology sector. shares of lumber liquidators dropping again today. this time by more than 15%. some of its flooring may contain harming c

he's doing a pretty good job leaking it on national tv. i think the best way, andrea for the public to get a sense of what's in those e-mails is to release them. and if the chairman is as confident as that he should release them. but the chairman has reviewed them, as i have, and the committee members have. there's nothing indicating any support for the theories that a lot of the gop members have been advancing about, stand-down orders, about interference in security, about the secretary's alleged personal role in the security in benghazi. so let's release the e-mails. let the public look at them. but the chairman isn't willing to do that. instead he's willing to make selective comments on national tv. and i'm afraid that this committee is really becoming a surrogate of the republican national committee, and that's not something that a taxpayer-funded investigative committee has any business doing. >> but congressman, should as dianne feinstein has said hillary clinton at least addressed this and explained why she set up a private e-mail s

tunisia president beji caid essebsi went on national tv to declare hat the country is in a war against terror. these savage minority groups will not frighten us, he said, and the fight against them will continue until they are exterminated. tunisia was the birthplace of the arab spring four years ago. and since then the government has struggled to keep islamic extremists at bay. 3,000 tunisians have left to fiegdfight in syria and iraq. the national anthem was sung as the museum attack was going on next door. the government said two attackers were tunisias but it's not clear what their motive was and so far no one claimed responsibility. last december, i.s.i.s. released video enconching attacks on tunisia and today's was widely celebrated on their media sites. >> pelley: the dead come from a wide variety of countries including japan, france spain, germany and poland. allen pizzey reporting at the scene in tunisia. from tunisia, we move down the mediterranean where prime minister benjamin netanyahu's reelection to a fourth term will likely bring new tension between israel and the united

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they had her missing and she was on national tv and it was a big thing. >> people that foul play occurred she was found in albuquerque key alone in her free will. >> because the emotional statement tara had been in the previous week we weren't sure what may have happened. >> tara's case went national and the media got involved. >> did they notice it was broken? the sister may have knocked it over >> during the last week of october 2005 the sleepy town of ocilla had woken up and sprung into action. 30-year-old tara grinstead their neighbor, teacher and loved one had vanished without a trace. >> after she was declared missing on a monday the whole town immediately centered around let's figure out what wick do. we even met at the hospital and we all searched. >> we all went looking for her and did fliers. it is not a huge town but it is a large area of country. >> what makes it very difficult is the number of bodies of water. >> there are a lot of swamps and ponds and places that are difficult to get to. they searched as good as they could. >> there are a lot of abandoned wells. >> wells in

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"it's a bunch of unknowns trying to make a name for themselves on national tv.". i guess march madness? i don't know. let's see what they were asked. describe "dancing with the stars." [ laughter ] you see now i get -- now i understand what he's talking about because i don't know who it is. >> steve: who's dancing? is it a dancer or a star? i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't know. here's one from the super store costco. they replied, "just head south two miles and take the third left." [ laughter ] let's see the question. "i'm lost in the chips aisle. how do i get out of here?" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah, it's a long store. >> jimmy: it's a big store. >> steve: big store. >> jimmy: it's a big store. >> steve: it's got big aisles. >> jimmy: i spent four days there once. >> steve: did you really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: it's a big box store. >> jimmy: yeah. moving on, here's a response from president obama. he replied, "almost down to the sweet 16." i think i know what that's about. here's the question, "how many more months until you get to leave the

they had her missing and she was on national tv and it was a big thing. >> people that foul play occurred she was found in albuquerque key alone in her free will. >> because the emotional statement tara had been in the previous week we weren't sure what may have happened. >> tara's case went national and the media got involved. >> did they notice it was broken? the sister may have knocked it over two weeks ago. over two weeks ago. >> it only raised more thought i told you to stay off our turf. and what would you know about turf, skipper? let's end this here and now! let's dance! flo: whoa there! progressive covers boaand rvs, okay? plenty of policies to go around. [ grunts ] oh, oh, i'm the bad guy? you threw a fish at us, so, yeah. yeah. coverage for land and sea. now, that's progressive. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireles

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>> if i wanted to be on national tv and be macho, i would say no. rvous, you're not ready. we have no choice. i guess we have work to do on monday. that's exactly what we're going to do. monday, here we come. >> i appreciate your coming on. thank you so much. >> appreciate you. >> thanks. >>> next much more of our breaking news. harrison ford crashing plane on a golf course in los angeles. >>> ferguson police chief thomas jackson given the jackson department's report of racism can he be forced to step down? >>> just in to cnn, dramatic new images from the boston marathon bombing. what was the reaction today when he saw them. we know and we have a special report. you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so in a variety of markets we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information risks, fees and expenses to read a

the only reason yes feel comfortable showing that on national tv is those pictures are not me. >> jimmyhours a week in tower records in tempe, arizona. scouring, looking for records. and you made a documentary. i didn't know any of this stuff about tower records. >> good. >> jimmy: explain the basic idea. >> so basically i'm from sacramento, which is where tower was originated. and tower, the founder of tower, russ solomon, amazing character. he started selling used 78s out of his father's drugstore in 1939. >> jimmy: tower drugstore? >> yes. the tower drugstore. and eventually it evolved into opening the first tower records in 1960. by the time they went bankrupt in 2006, they had over 192 stores around the world. and so when i found out about that drugstore, because coming from sacramento, tower's a point of civic pride. but i didn't know much about its history. when i found out about that drugstore, i instantly just went, well, that sounds like a documentary. if it starts there and ends there and it involves the music industry, i'm sure there are a lot of really great stories. >> you

this is aim at baseball players with wads of chewing tobacco in their mouths on national tv. the idea is to set the right example for kids and improve the health of baseball players. they're about to start the debate in sacramento. i don't know how that's going go over with other teams when visiting california if they're allowed to have chewing tobacco in their home. it would give us new home field advantage. you are without your magic chew be tobacco i made some calls and my question was how do you plan to enforce this? are we going to have chew cops. >> check your mouth. >> a lot of this has to do with the message that chew is bad. they don't want young people seeing it on television. major league baseball have made moves on it. minor leagues have banned it. on the major league level it is between the players union and the owners. >>> imagine owning a home with a gorgeous view of the bay bridge. well that's not the bay bridge. we'll see what you can get for a cool $49 million. >>> a speed tube to zip people between here and l.a. it sounds like science fiction but it just to

we can get it on national tv here. do you? >> everything about alex's mannerisms, his appearance and the words that he spoke said convict. alex just embodied that. >> bennett was 54 years old when we met him and had spent 33 of those years behind bars for armed robbery, kidnapping and murder. >> the system today isn't like the system that i came into 36 years ago. the system today has the majority of their inmates programmed to do what they're told when they're told to do it. and so, they get to the point where they expect that from everybody. well, there's still a few old dogs around, who like to do things their own way. >> bennett's way of doing things, however, has had horrifying results. after adapting to life in a single-person cell here, he was transferred to a lower security prison in 1998. he had more privileges there, but also had to share a cell. that's when things began to go very wrong. >> i'm not going to live with child molesters. i'm not going to live with punks. i'm not going to live with rats. i need my privac

she should not be saying on national tv that he has no right to speck out and if he does he will harm the relationship of the united states. that's a form of bullying and unfair. this country believes in freedom of speech but don't silence him. >> we'll have to take a break. more with the rabbi after a quick break. [ female announcer ] if you don't think "i've still got it" when you think aarp then you don't know "aarp." life reimagined gives you tools and support to get the career you'll love. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities. >>> all right. before the break we were talking about this ad. let's pull it up for you. it was in "the new york times" this week and it's an image of susan rice paired alongside the phrase susan rice has a blind spot genocide. let me bring back the rabbi whose organization put out the ad. executive director of the u.s. campaign to end the israeli occupation. thank you, gentlemen, for both being with me as well. let me get yousef in here rabbi and i'll get back to you, as well. what is your take on this ad? what do you make of this ad. >>

>> you know, i really shouldn't have said that on national tv. >> jimmy: no, it's fantastic. time. >> really? >> jimmy: well, i wanted to be you. i still do. >> that's really weird. [ laughter ] jimmy: no, no, i'm kidding. i am embarrassing you. >> i should have like shaved or showered or something. >> jimmy: yes, you should have. but i mean you can't -- ♪ if i could turn back time ♪ >> i should have wore a hat. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you shouldn't have worn a hat. >> i feel like i have a big forehead. >> jimmy: no, you don't. if you want a hat, we could probably get you a hat. >> i would love a hat. oh, i got this t-shirt and a a tote bag and the ugg shoes. yeah, it was really great. they give you stuff at the show. did you get the ugg shoes? >> will: i didn't get anything. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would you -- i told you not to bring it up! will, it's coming in the mail. it's coming in the mail. this is a nightmare. this is a disaster. [ laughter ] i swear we're going to send you. it comes in the mail normally. >> i wish i had my -- >> jimmy: no, will, no, come on, man. w

. >> how dare you bust me up like that on national tv?ing of the end for us. >> i'm still doing this. >> you're still using that circular wheel motion. >> it is like having a rotary phone. i have an ipod because it has more of my music. yeah, i don't know. i only have one phone for e-mails and stuff. >> ana marie? >> i am a poor contractor. i only have a personal e-mail address, but i try to cc as many people as possible on efg everything. >> that's how you keep it safe. it's a digital butterfly net. thank you for your time. >>> next on "now," here is what mcdonald's not loving. seattle's new $15 minimum wage. we'll have more about that after the break. so i got this listing. 3 bedroom, 3 bath. i have a client that lives out of state. just knew it was for her. so i tried to get her on video chat. i'm on verizon. i... i'm not. so it's not a problem. my video chat isn't working so i try to send photos but even that doesn't work. she saw the granite counters and the fire pit she went nuts. so i'm trying really hard to describe it but words a

people who knew nemtsov are shocked and aren't allowed on national tv. the opinion poll which gives an 8 % rating that's not a poll of popularity that's -- 86 rating that's not a poll of popularity. that's a poll of fears. if you phone people during office ours 86% will say, yes, i like vladimir putin on the telephone. >> you talk about the climate of fear and propaganda that exists in russia. we appreciate it thank you very much. >>> now the israeli prime minister is in washington for a controversial speech to congress on iran. a group of retired israeli generals say his speech could backfire in a major way. we will speak with the leader of the group after this. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. just around 3:30 in the morning in atlanta. i'm zain asher. >> i'm errol barnett. >> in moscow thousands of russians marched in mourning of prominent opposition activist boris nemtsov. the outspoken critic of russia's president was gunned down friday on a bridge near the kremlin. police offering a nearly $50,000 rew

he gave a disastrous interview on national tv where we he wouldn't say he was against discrimination. for the people of indiana to admit this is an unbelievable embarrass to their state. a state that houses the ncaa headquarters. if indiana doesn't say they are going to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation the ncaa needs to move out of oh indiana. indiana houses the home offices of most fraternities and sorority s sororities sororities. it guarantees people they will be guaranteed of discrimination. the fraternities and sororities need to move out of indiana. they need to move and they certainly need to not bring people to have to travel to indiana, a state that might discriminate against them unless they are -- unless indiana is able to pass the legislationment. >> the move governor has political cover. ted cruz came out. a presidential contenderer for 2016. he tweeted i'm proud to stand with governor pence for religious liberty. i urge americans to do the same. marco rubio, another potential contender for president in 2016 offereded this perspective during an interview wit

are you saying that's a rookie move knowing he's on national tv? >>s it'ss it's the difference between playing to the cameras in a presidential campaign and being very good and very effective in the room. a lot of comments taker about how he is an effect taker or are a tore and he gave a speech with a lot of passion and enthusiasm but those are just on that ticks to consider for a national television audience. >> okay. david, jeff toobin wrote a if a phenomenal piece a year ago and he says he delights the base of his party, but moving farther from the positions of most americans on most issues. he rejects marriage equality and of course demands the repeal of quote, every blessed word of obamacare. that's ted cruz. how are -- we saw how ten established republicans felt about him two years ago. how do they feel today? >> he won't win any popularity contests. but that was a big part of his message today was to get out there and say washington is not goinghe problems get solved. it will be by a ground swell of what he calls courageous conservatives. so

you didn't want that president going on national tv looking ghostly. what beaver came up with was he would put a really nice glass of red wine on the table before reagan would be due to go on tv. he would see it, drink it, bring the capillaries out in his face and he didn't look quite as pale. it was a really good trick. one of the things i love is reagan has one of the best presidential toast speeches of all time. he invited his adversary, tip o'neill, to the white house for -- i figure was his 69 through 70 earth day birthday, i forget. he said, tip, if i had a ticket to heaven, i would give mine away to someone else and go to hell with you. they say tip got teary-eyed about this. as dever said, it didn't prevent o'neill going outside and bashing reagan's policies to reporters afterwards. maybe it was good for the moment, but it didn't last all that long. o'neill would sometimes be referred to -- would refer to reagan as herbert hoover with a smile. that's it. i would be glad to take any questions you might have concerning presence and drinking. [appl

we have also seen, right after the election, last november, the new senate majority leader on national tvd there are only two things we will deal with right away, tax reform and taking care of the transportation trust fund issue. don't tell me there isn't support out there. there is real world support. it's up to us to close the deal. where are we? people love to us that question. you know, where are we? i don't know. where you standing? right there. i love to say, an old marine saying, one hair short of ugly. you know what that means? it is ugly. it will get uglier, the end of may. the timing of your event is perfect. you couldn't have scheduled this at a better time. your april event -- we also have the transportation construction coalition coming in after easter with all the guests from the holiday. then, we will be storming the hill as well. we are going to have a wave of industry representatives carrying the message and trying to get congress to do the right thing. you know, we can talk all day about specific solutions. the bottom line is this. this whole issue -- forget about all th

we saw him more on national tv than local tv or radio.verywhere and it seems like he would be smarter than to throw that away by being waiststeful in this way. >> i was surprised by that as well. thank you. appreciate you giving us local perspective there. thanks for being with us. >>> hillary clinton has taken a lot of heat over her e-mails but she may take some comfort from this. she's still got a really big lead over other potential democratic white house challengers including vice president joe biden and rising political rising star elizabeth warren. jeb bush is topping the gop pack but it's crowded. his lead over potential rivals much tighter. i want to bring in peter to talk about this now. one of the things that people may notice as they look at hillary clinton's polls and her favorability has dropped a little bit, this e-mail controversy doesn't seem to have really brought her down too much. >> and that was probably going to be the story the whole time because clinton no matter how many hits she takes in the media and no matter ho

. >> by the way ainsley blushing on national tv.he whip cream in the woman's rear end. >> inside? >> in the back down the line and then the man licks it off. >> all the way? >> all the way. >> you saw a lot of that? >> yeah. friday when we were there. >> what's with the hands up why? >> it's gross and it's like, oh look at this. oh my gosh, but the footage we're not seeing is the girl who stays behind at campus works double shifts during spring break -- >> we're not worried about here. some of these girls -- >> there are folks in haiti building houses and stuff. >> some of these girls are going to end up getting wasted. >> we're not criticizing that. we're talking about panama city beach and how it's gotten out of control. that's not the issue in my opinion. but we do have some neighbors there we were in a restaurant and they stopped us and they said we watch sean's show every night. and they have some kmenlts. can we roll that now? >> roll that tape. >> tell me about your experience here and what you've seen this year. >> it's so d

but nevertheless standing up to make a five minute speech on national tv denouncing political extremism, which he specifies as the american communist party, the ku klux klan and the john birch society, at the mention of which the place erupts. there are a lot of birchers there, there's a lot of would be birchers there, theological birchers if not necessarily formal members. and it's a moment that i would argue rarely in american history is a moment of transforming change. the place went on and on and on booing him. he understood instinctively that, more to the point the goldwater leaders understood oh, my god this is extremism. this, we are making the argument, we are confirming rockefeller's worst allegations in a way that lyndon johnson and the democrats never could arguably goldwater never recovered from that moment, but he did win. he formalized his victory. the next morning, i would argue, the republican party was forever changed. and in many ways it's almost also foreshadowing even the tea party movement today. i mean, libertarianism, profound philosophical and emotional antipathy

you have one national tv news outlet that conservatives watch, fox news and a whole bunch of news outletstches. look at that new poll. fox news, only 29% of voters chose the network. another 57% of voters were split between msnbc, cnn, nbc, abc and cbs news. here's the thing, according to data from the pew center audiences were basically every outlet in both these so-called mainstream media and progressive media, to the "new yorker," nightly news "usa today," they awe skee left of center. that is not an accident. because conservative media outlets like fox news spend day after day discouraging their viewers from watching other outlets, telling them they're being lied to telling them they're being sneered at and laughed at and spit upon by the mainstream media. with an assist from conservative websites, fox news successfully managed to convince a huge portion of the country that hardly any other outlet can be trusted. the network tells that story over and over again because as rupert murdock and roger hill know, it's very good for business. now, trustworthiness is a subjective judgment. wh

were just local volunteers who were motivated, who hated kiev and a year later, he comes out on national tv in a state television produced documentary and says of course it was us and we sent in tens of thousands of russian special ops forces into crimea to take it. meanwhile, the same day, you have russian foreign minister sergey lavrov saying that you know if you really want to negotiate a real cease-fire you have to talk to the parties in this conflict. we have nothing to do with this. so in a year i think we will see another tell-all about this. >> thank you so much. good to see you. >>> the national lead now. the man in jail for shooting two police officers in ferguson admits he pulled the trigger but jeffrey williams argues hey, i wasn't aiming at the police. i was aiming at someone else. just why did it take so long for this accused gunman to come forward? his mother says her son may actually be a victim in all of this. a booking photo is only adding to speculation about what really happened. that's next. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on he

. >> ainsley blushing on national tv.hipped cream in the women woman's rear end. >> inside. >> in the back down the line and the man licks it off. >> all the way. >> all the way. >> you saw that. >> friday when we were there. >> what's with the hands off. >> it is gross and oh, look at this. the footage we are not seeing is the girl who stays behind at campus and works double shifts through spring break to pay her way through school and folks in haiti building houses. >> some of these girls will get wasted. >> we're not criticizing that. we are talking about panama city beach and how it is out of control. that's not the issue in my opinion. we had neighbors there. we were in a restaurant and they stopped us and they said we watch sean's show every night. can we roll that. >> tell me about the experience you have seen this year. >> so different than it has been before. we have no problem with kids coming down and really letting their guard down and having a good time and partying on the beach, but this year it is a totally

it's embarrassing to cry on national tv and be seen doing it but at the same time it happens, it's outave a sense of humor about it i'm just going to torture myself. it doesn't bother me. i really for the most part think it's funny. >> roxanne said she had 250 twitter followers before the viral moment. now she has close to 1500. she is from pittsburgh where her dad was at the game. initially she saw herself on the jumbotron and didn't want him to see her crying. lo and behold we all witnessed the moment. that's my alma mater so i too, was sad about villanova. >> she had a good sense humor about it. >> absolutely. >> she's a good player, too. >> all right. >> there we go. we learned a lot about her. thanks alicia. >>> still to come on "action news" at 4:00 a questionable approach to boost a girl's body image. why one expert says she should many they should ask boys what they find attractive. >> does the government control the message on your car. that's what the supreme court court is trying to decide inside the free speech debate sparked by a license plate. >> from the pizza maker to t

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