we go back to being a pawnshop. it ain't working that way. >> reporter: do you like it or -- >> well, like i say, be careful what you wish for. at times, i want to kick them all out of here and go back to like it was. >> reporter: that won't happen soon. the harrisons are prospering with the art of the deal. >> how much you want for it? >> looking to get 500. >> dollars? >> yeah. 250. >> final offer? >> final offer. >> reporter: back out there in the desert, rick is letting the owner of that cadillac bake a little in the sun. >> my big concern with this thing is, how much is it going to be to fix it? >> reporter: however this comes out, you can bet it's going to put a dent in the owner's expectations, and just make the pawn stars a little more popular. this is brian rooney for "nightline" in las vegas. >> and "pawn stars" airs monday nights on the history channel. thanks to brian rooney for that. >>> when we come back, we're going to turn the page here. translators hired by the u.s. military who can't actually speak

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there are pawnshops' but they did not murder my son. muslims murdered my son. they were cheering in the streets of cairo, baghdad. they were cheering the murder of my son. practice your religion, just move it further away. >> with important elections two months away, it is a big political issue for the right. a new york taxi driver was stabbed this week because of his religion. a host of muslim groups are putting up adverts defending themselves. >> i don't want to take over this country. >> this woman's son was killed in the twin towers and she is a muslim. she feels building the mosque is about civil rights. >> they have done a great injustice to the nation. a great injustice because they have sown the seeds of suspicion and ignited the flames of racism. >> the twin towers once stood here. america preparing to mark the ninth anniversary next week, this debate is drawing more divisive. >> mexican soldiers killed 25 suspected cartel members near the u.s. border in a region that has become one of the biggest battlegrounds in the drug war. they were killed on thur

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