phyllis, you now have your husband back.were really getting into the festive mood, you know, simply because it was my birthday, the holidays were on their way. it's over. >> we were supposed to all leave from the restaurant and go back to my parents' house and kind of finish the celebration. we're kind of a partying family. it was my mom's birthday. i was like, i'm so proud of you. i told him, i said, i'm tired. i will just see you in the morning at breakfast and we'll continue. i'm thinking of going back to the house. he said, okay, that's fine. i'm going to sit here a while longer. he was talking to someone. and i'm headed on home. >> at about 11:00 p.m., brown drove home alone. he parked at the curb. phyllis was inside watching tv with robert crowder and her son, michael. michael saw derwin walk toward the house carrying roses and some christmas gifts. >> he saw his dad coming down the driveway toward the door. and he -- you know, he said he saw him with the bags and his coat. and he said, he just -- he said, and pops jus

. >> reporter: jayna murray's parents phyllis and david are incredibly strong as they prepare themselves for the upcoming murder trial expected to start october 24th. they shared candid details about their daughter's remarkable life and heart-breaking death. your daughter was a ballerina that threw the disdiscuss. >> absolutely. >> reporter: from an early age, her life was filled with laughter and adventure. she loved dance, the outdoors, world travel and helping those in need. she led an extraordinary life and had a future as bright as her smile. until march 11th when the murray family's world unraffled. in a web of crime scene tape, a pool of blood and a late night phone call. >> there was a death at lululemon and that one had been taken to the hospital. within about ten minutes she called us back to tell us that jayna had -- was the one that they had pronounced dead. >> reporter: within days, another shocking dt . >> that they had made an arrest. and my immediate reaction was thank god. then when he said who it was, it was incomprehensible. >> yes. it was baffling. just stunning. >> i

phyllis reffo is swimming with the pepperdine university swim team at the age of 49.car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money to buy a car that's one model-year newer... with 15,000 fewer miles on it. there's no other auto insurance product like it. better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual. it's a better policy that gets you a better car. call... or visit one of our local offices today, and we'll provide the coverage you need at the right price. liberty mutual auto insurance -- responsibility. what's your policy? >>> we've heard before about college athletes making the team without being recruited, but this is one walk-on story you are not likely going to forget. phyllis reffo has made the swim team at pepperdine university and she is 49 years old. older than some of her teammate's mothers. phyllis, you're gorgeous, so i hate to keep talking about this fact that you're 49 years old, but having said that, this is why you're here. you only picked up swimming six years ago, which to me, i

capital director of the institute for policy studies phyllis bennis thanks for time . europe has successfully launched its first satellite navigation system into space using a russian soyuz rocket as a carrier the e.u. made satellites will later become part of galileo and that's a system promising to rival america's g.p.s. technology what is daniel bushell witnessed the launch from the space space in the tropics. a historic moment for russia's space program with the first takeoff of the legendary soyuz launch in the west despite torrential rain which began just voice minutes before liftoff everything went perfectly as planned there were cheers from the crowd as they watched the rocket roys into the sky it was second time lucky with the launch postponed for twenty four hours after the european side reported a mine a valve problem in its ground operation just a few hours before liftoff europeans here have been full of praise for the hundreds of russian engineers who've worked through the night to make sure everything goes well it cuts over a decade of a unique oshie atio

phyllis bohle was found in her home... beaten and stabbed with a firr poker. since then... no clues have linked investigaaors to a suspect.gray is now offering 10-thousand dollar reward... to the person who helps hhm &psays he's put up thhs money.. justice before he dies. "she was my ldest daughter, and she was born in 1950 she'd be 61 years old now, i just wonder what it would bb like to have her around do things with her" her"anyone with information is psked to call metro rime stoppers at the number on your screen... 1-866-7-lockup. testimony continues today... in the federallbribery triall pf ssate senator ulysses currie. currie.on monday... maryland's lieutenant governor took the witness stand.lieutenant governor anthony bbown said organizational skilll.a - baltimore attorney noo connected with the ccse... says currie's lawyers re trying to provethe charges do not amount o bribery. 3&(rubin) "his counsel seems very much to have cooceded the issue of a nnn-disclosure on that's not criiinal, he may be unseated but nnt behind bars for that." ulysses currie is accused of fa

. >> reporter: davis and phyllis murray say from an early age, their daughter's life was filled with. she loved dance, world travel and helping those in need. she had a future as bright as her smile. until march 11th, when the murray family's world would unravel in a web of crime scene tape and a late-night phone call from lulu lemon's chief financial officer. >> there was a death at lulu lemon and that one had been taken to the hospital. within about 10 minutes, she called us back to tell us that jayna had -- was the one that they had pronounced dead. >> reporter: within days, another shocking development. >> that they had made an arrest. and my immediate reaction was, thank god. then when he said who it was -- it was incomprehensible. >> it was baffling. just stunning. >> reporter: under arrest, coworker britney norwood, who police say lured jayna back to the store after closing time and attacked her with such violence, even veteran homicide detectives were shaken. the incomprehensible murder, believed to be over a bag of lulu lemon clothing that norwood may have been trying to ste

adam, phyllis and. >> priest -- adam, fill us in. >> pretty calm right now. this evening is the chance for more thunderstorms, some of which could be strong and severe. it cannot rule out the chance of isolated week tornado later on. check out this rainbow. it was captured by our own brianne carter this morning. beautiful pictures there. we also have rain from culpeper to manassas. moving into fairfax county. call barbara county is seeing the bright -- culpepper counties is seeing the brunt of this. the chance for severe thunderstorms is best after sunset, up until about midnight. >> grief counselors are on hand at a local middle school today where students are in shock at word that one of their classmates has been found dead. search crews found the remains of a 11-year-old william mcquain in clarksburg. the man accused of murdering william's mother could face charges for both deaths. brianne carter has the latest. >> at martin luther king and two-year middle school, an emotional start as a day. -- martin luther king jr. middle school, an emotional start to t

i admire her, phyllis diller. >> jen rivers isn't really considered a woman anymore. >> phil.nk there's so many more male come ex than female. >> guys are more getting up there and talking about their -- i don't know. i have no idea idea. >> men feel much more free with, like, physical comedy. they see ugly faces, vulgarity and i think women are just as funny but they don't show men that as much because they also want to be considered attract i be. women are funnier when they're together. >> right. >> if they're hot, half the crowd can't stand up to what they're saying. >> what you're saying women when would are more attractive don't get as many laughs because they're distracted by the looks. >> i don't think anyone in the audience is thinking my girlfriend is going to leave me to go [ bleep ] >> and then you do it. >> and then i do it. >> screw you boyfriend. >> here's the thing. is it unfair double standard when it comes to telling jokes that women can't do the same material? >> i don't know. we're talking about 1/10th of a point. did this get stimulus dollars? i'm hoping it

phyllis is making a splash and making her mark. you've got to love samuel l. jackson's story. he didn't make it big until he was 46 years old. now he is so big, he just made now he is so big, he just made it into the nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm your insurance deductible. every year you don't have an accident, $100 vanishes. the next year, another $100. where am i going, carl ? the next year... that was weird. but awesome ! ♪ nationwide is on your side >>> her video is calling "rolling in the deep." ♪ >> for the smooth sounds of her music, it has hit a sour note. she is canceling the rest of her tour this year. 16 concerts. hear to explain why, shannon cook. young people are here. when i read that, they went, huh? she has some health issues, right? >> yeah, yeah, she's had a really rough year. she's basically been battling laryngitis nearly the whole year. she's blogged about her voice just switching off. now her

.- money...in the hhpes of catching his daughter's killer before he dies.37 years ago...phyllis bohle was found in her home beaten aad stabbed with a fire pooer.even with modern day dna...there's been no clues for the father: 3 "she was my oldest daughter, and she was born in 1950 sse'd be 61 years old now, i just wonder what it would be like po have her around do things with her" anyone with information stoppers...at the number on your screen... 11866-7-lockup. 7-lockup.with bbd gray putting up 10 thousaad dollars...that means the total reward money is 12 thousand for any information hat leadd to an arrest and indictment.janice friends, family, and lovedd ones gathered this weekend to remember a man wwh was struck and killld outside his home. neighbors say charlie valentine was a loving husband, father and friend. he was standing on theeside of bero road in lansdowne friday night, when he was struck by victim's wife heard the tte commotion and says the driver of the truck attemmted to get away, but neighbors stood in front of the vehhcle until 01:27 "so when i heard screaming.... cha

. >>> we brought ill the story of phyllis as part of our cold cases series. she was beaten and stabbed to death in march of 1974 and a suspect was never arrested. now her father is putting up a ten thousand dollar reward hoping to get new leads to help police find the killer. there is not a day he doesn't miss her. anyone with information about this case is asked to call metro crime stoppers, the number is on the screen. >>> tomorrow opens statements will start in the trial of the man accused of killing a gas station owner. walter bishop killed ray porter in a murder for hire scheme orchestrated by porter's wife. it happened in march of last year. if convicted bishop could face the death penalty. >>> new, homeowners in a community are battling baltimore over plans for a new above ground water storage tank. they are concerned the towering structure would sink their home values. >> nobody would --. >> reporter: if homeowners here may never have known of plans for the new water tower. >> he brought our attention of a man in our backyard. >> reporter: they learne

. >> give phyllis a hand. thank you for what you do. >> she had a quick question for you. >> i love being back. i wish i could come back earlier but i was fighting the debt ceiling all summer. >> we missed you. i'm sure you'arre aware new hampshire has been playing chicken with nevada trying to figure out who was on first regarding the primary. we have a state law here that says we will be the first primary state. i am just wondering what your feelings are that we really are -- we go up to december, but we found ourselves in a situation where we really have our state law that we need to comply with. and we do not -- [inaudible] what are your feelings on that? >> all i know is that i want to be your number one. i want to be your sweetheart in new hampshire. i am going to be here competing and hopefully successfully in new hampshire for that spot. i know this year the jockeying was set by a florida. i will follow whatever role new hampshire comes up with. there are a lot worse places that you could be campaignin

we want to see lots of applicants and phyllis many spaces as possible with san francisco students. there are some exceptions, when there is a need for a particular baritone or tenor who to invite and out of district students, but we would like to have as many san francisco students applied as we can. under state and federal policy, there have been bullying measures signed by the governor, and this thursday, the district attorney is hosting a very important cyber bullying event for the middle school families that is open to the public and will be at marina middle school from 6:00 to 7:30 on thursday. really targeting families and what they should know about cyber bullying. it is hard to keep up with. there is a lot going on with sell funds and social media has tools for really some very negative behavior. it is a very important event. commissioner norton: i forgot to say that the next meeting of the curriculum and program committee will be on monday november 7 and we will have at 4:00 p.m., slightly earlier than usual. >> commissioners, i wanted to say that the superintendent as i m

. >> item number two, action regarding new department general order, community policing phyllis to resend or take other action regarding department''s policing or problm solving. it is an action item. >> you will find a copy of the general package. i think it has been around. i hope everyone has a copy. this order, there was a committee. we took pieces -- suggestions long ago from supervisor mirkarimi. we borrowed a lot from david compost ordinance. we sat here for a couple of hours and the mission. we went to northern beac h,h, hall of flowers and got as much community organization as we could. i believe this is the 15th or 16th version. i would respectfully request the commission adopt an order of 1.8 to be the governing policy for the san francisco police department. >> are will jump in. this was presented to the full commission last week for full review. -- i will jump in. supervisor campos quite frankly started this a long time ago. this is great. some people say this is very hard to define, which is what is community policing? supervisor mirkarimi and i spoke about this also. how co

older i get the worse i feel"on this quiet tree lined street on march 25thh 1974...gray's ddughter phyllis bohle had the day off from work...she was getting ready to go shopppng with a friend...the friend instead found her lying on her bedroom &pfloor, beatennand stabbed 6 times with a fire poker.as the years passed by... the case got ppssed down...outliving the tenure of those pnvestigating it:at 83...it's ggrys wish to find is daughter's killer while he's adoree::and you think of her ad: everynight? yes, ttings i could do with her, what i &pcould dd with her"thii year...phhllis would have bben 61...but insteaa...she's forever captured in photographs at the age of 22. thousand dollar reward...will who and why thht went down in this severn home...before it'' too late: late:"it would mean an awful lot, an awful lot" 3 anyone with information &pshould call metro crime stoppers...at the number on 7-lookup.the total reward monee in the phyylis bohle &mur dollars. police say even with modern dna...thhre haven't been any new clues.janice park fox45 news at ten. police in baltimore county want yo

compared to phyllis on a lot of posts thirty said it's fair i had to fight back from i said down after losing at tiebreaker the opener but then found his game in the next to them both by the same six three scoreline it will be his sixth final where i meet second seat and then mark. this court meanwhile had absolutely no problems against corey the world number forty seven japanese resisted only in the open where the man is to win three games the second one all belong to him are able to get six love and the match i. in formula one lose hamilton has ended red balls outstanding run of sixteen pounds by setting the fastest lap for the current grand prix the mclaren driver qualified for sunday's race with the best time of one minute thirty five point eight two zero seconds for both of us and first became this youngest double world champion in japan last weekend at the twenty fourth qualified second while another car and driver jenson button finished with the best result of the day when i was mittal a patrol force eight fastest as hit last more than two seconds to come it's a. very proud of w

but phyllis and david murray allowed us a glimpse of their life and healing. live a full and happy life like she did in her honor. >> we carry jayna in our hearts wherever we go. >> reporter: jie na murray's life was souring. engaged to be married to a man she knew since childhood. working on two master's degree and on the fast track of lululemon. >> even with tears running down your cheeks, you know what a blessing i had. >> reporter: in one brutal encounter, jay na was gone. the store jayna loved in life became a shrine to her in death. >> i cried. >> it was just so overwhelming. >> overwhelming, yes. >> i mean, you just -- again, my thought was jayna would never believe this. >> reporter: for the close knit murray family, returning to the area was heart-breaking. >> we all broke down in tears. it was like reality. we're arriving in dc. a city that every time i went i was ecstatic. and it was the first time that you land and you were so cold. >> reporter: police say jayna was killed by a co-worker, brittany norwood. now jayna's family struggles with grief an

[applause] >> phyllis, they differ what you do. >> she has a question for you. -- phyllis, thank you for what you do. >> she has a question for you. >> i am sure you are aware that new hampshire has been playing chicken with nevada and iowa regarding our new hampshire primary. we have a state law that says we will be the first primary state. i am wondering what your feelings are on that. we found ourselves in a situation where we have a state audit we need to comply with. what are your feelings regarding what the other states have done? >> all i know is i want to be your number one and sweetheart in new hampshire. i will be here competing, hopefully successfully, for the spot. the states can do what they like. i know it was started by florida and everyone had to follow suit. whatever new hampshire comes up with, we will be campaigning here. we will be delighted to be here. i think the message that new hampshirites have told me is compatible with the message i have been giving back to them. they are fighters. they fight for liberty. they hate high taxes and over- spending. that is my

>> we are going to revisit phyllis' question. the key for this issue of social security, and americans need to really understand the commitment that this country has made, the men and women who are on social security today, and those who are approaching a social security that have planned their retirement on those social security payments. those payments will be there. do not buy into any individual scare tactics that will try to scare our seniors or those that are approaching social security age that somehow or another, because we are courageous enough to stand up and say, listen, we have a broken system. we do have a broken system. those two young ladies that are sitting right there, they know instinctively that when they get into the work force, if we have not addressed this issue of social security, it will not be there for them. that is, in essence, in the description and the characterization of a ponzi scheme. those who were in first get the money and those in last do not get it. as a country, we need to have the courageous

of piste is a part of culture presenting their recent wards to the witness of the mistry king and phyllis provoking work. as a range of spectacular skyscraper pozen i'm just enjoying a cool cocktail and marveled at the views from learned. many venues in the russian capital of the sensational vistas of the city at night this resort town city space park is one of them the three hundred sixty degree kind of rama is something to be see now by some of the best rooftop bars restaurants nightlife in the world but how important is the image of the capsule and muscovites obsessed with the look and feel of contemporary life and can my time illuminations simply be too much to discuss these questions a move that's nice to speak stressed chris great to see you really see you know you've been here last year for eight years yeah what do you think the first in capital would look like before you came here i was critical of you know years ago i came here i prank called me and he said come to moscow check it out you know it's a lot of energy where he was from new york is very well i came from. i expected it

in time the court swings one way or the other you know whether it's in seventy three phyllis schlafly and i agree on that it's clear there is and there's actually a fair body of folks out there who are saying marbury was wrongly decided judicial review is wrong this is the constitution i mean if you go back to the federalist papers federalist seventy eight alexander hamilton the judiciary from the nature of its functions will always be the least dangerous of the political rights of the constitution they can make no active resolution whatsoever the simple view of the matter so. several important consequences it provides incontestably that the judiciary is beyond comparison the weakest of the three departments of power now right now with the power to strike down laws passed by congress and the president you've got nine guys in robes who are not elected who are acting like they're the kings of america tell me what's right about that well that's your premise and i reject that premise i think that the supreme court of the finest hours of the supreme court and then when they said no to gove

back in 1974, the body of phyllis bohle was discovered alin severn.ow her father is offering $10,000 in reward money. anyone with information should call metro crime stoppers at 1- 866-7-lockup. >> a rule against lead paint poisoning. landlords got the protection if they met certain cleanup standards. the court of appeals ruled the protection from lawsuits is unconstitutional. a child now 14 was allegedly poisoned in two different properties owned by the same landlord. a federal judge blocked an injunction. the lawsuit was filed against florida last month calling the law unconstitutional. nearly 6000 applicants have refused to take the test. those requesting benefits must pay for the test and then reimbursed by the state if they pass. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think states should be allowed to screen welfare recipients for drug use in order to receive benefits? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:36. 50 degrees on tv hill. hpv may

the body of phyllis bohle was found in severn. police have never made an arrest in the case. her father has come forth with a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. anyone with information should contact metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >> police need your help identifying a suspect. look at this man. authorities say he held up the and the t bank on loch raven boulevard last week. if you recognize him, you're asked to call baltimore county police -- m&t bank. an engineer began experiencing memory problems six months ago. dangers of flight conditions made it nearly impossible for her to be evacuated until now. it's believed she will make a full recovery. >> some parents' rights groups are complaining about a new sex education course which they say is too x-rated. >> suggestions as to come in a minute have sex now, but you can manually pleasure each other. >> that is unacceptable to some parents. the detectors stand outside an elementary school. the new curriculum is just too explicit, they charge. >> this type of sex education is condom-based. >> studen

in march 1974, 23-year-old phyllis bohle was bludgeoned inside her home. all leads turned up nothing. her father is now putting up a reward, hoping the case will be solved while he is still alive. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is hoping people will have a chance to hear her thoughts on her recovery. giffords will read the final thoughts on her upcoming book. she has spent much of her recovery in private. >>> a new study finds a significant percentage of children in the united states are on anti-depressants. weijia jiang is following the story from the newsroom. weijia? >> reporter: roughly one in 25 adlessents are taking anti- depressants. that figure for kids 12 to 17. the study also found about 1 in 10 adults take anti- depressants. and perhaps more should. the research said only one- third of the people in the study with symptoms of depression are taking medication. also revealed, women take more appellant depressants -- anti- depressants than men and caucasians use them more than african american. >>> windy weather. gusts up to 60 miles an hour.

. >> reporter: denise, phyllis bohle was plungeoned -- bludgeoned with a fireplace poker in her home. now, her father is offering a reward for information leading to her killer. 83-year-old bud gray told our media partner, the baltimore sun, he'd like the case to be solved while he is still alive. gray and the new cold case detective hope the new reward will draw out information that has never been heard. the total reward is now at $12,000 because $2,000 already existed from metro crimestoppers from way back when. >> reporter: anyone with information is asked to contact metro crimestoppers. you can call 1-866-756-2587. >>> a suspect tracked down and arrested hundreds of miles away. wjz is live with the suspected crime scene in hale thorpe. mike hellgren has more on the victim and the man in custody. >> i just spoke with the victim's dad. he said his son's funeral will be closed casket. he said he was chopped up with an ax. and baltimore police say he knew his accused killer, a man they're interviewing right now in alabama. >> reporter: 18-year-old ryan jackson was found stabbed to dea

brittany norwood's two sisters approached jayna murray's mother phyllis, touched her on the arm, looked her in the eye and said we are so sorry. this day has been filled with extraordinary moments. our legal analyst is here with something else that just happened in the courtroom. >> the judge showed a videotape of the scene. there was so much blood like a horror movie. blood all over the show and finally it showed the body of jayna murray. the courtroom was hushed. one of the spectators ran out sobbing. even our state's attorney had tears in his eyes and the defendant just turned away, cold, no reaction. >> jim, thank you so much for your time. we will see you again at 6 p.m. tonight. lesli, derek, we will have the latest from the courtroom coming up at 6 p.m. for now live from rockville, andrea mccarren. >> it has to be an emotional thing to be in that courtroom. >> we thought day 1 was tough to hear. >> absolutely. >> andrea has been publishing and updating the latest from the trial on our website. log on to our website wusa9.com. anita? >>> power outages dangerously crowded platforms

. >> reporter: david and phyllis murray say from an early age, their daughter jana's life was filled with life and laughter. she loved dance, world travel, and helping those in need. she led an extraordinary life and had a future as bright as her smile. until march 11th, when the murray family's world would unravel in a web of crime scene tape and a late-night phone call from lulu lemon's chief executive officer. >> there was a death at lulu lemon and one had been taken to the hospital. within about 10 minutes, she called us back to tell us that jayna had -- was the one that they had pronounced dead. >> reporter: within days, another shocking development. >> that they had made an arrest. and my immediate reaction was -- thank god. then when he said who it was, it was -- it was incompcomprehensible. >> it was baffling. just stunning. >> reporter: under arrest, coworker britney norwood, who police say lured jayna back to the store after closing time and attacked her with such violence that each homicide detectives shaken. the believed controversy a bag of clothes that she had tried to

. >> tonight at 11:00, phyllis and david murray talk about that grief and the anger and what it's beenlike finding what they call the new normal of their lives. >> you know, we just saw how troubling trials can be for family members in the trial. how are the families of jayna murray? how are they feeling about the upcoming trial? >> they are bracing themselves. however, they have an incredible faith in the justice suspect. interestingly, they have compassion for brittany norwood's parents and jayna murray's father also told us another really compelling moment in our lengthy interview, he told us what he would say to his daughter's accused killer. that's coming up tonight at 11:00. >> thank you andrea. back to you in the studio. >> investigators try to recreate what might have happened the day baby lisa irwin disappeared. they stage add break in and climbed through a window to see how a kidnapper might have entered the house and snatched lisa from her crib without anybody knowing it. the ten month old has been missing for a week. police would only say the detectives are pursuing leads,

. >> in march of 1974, someone stabbed 23-year-old phyllis bohle with a fireplace poker.nsacked but nothing was stolen. police never found the person responsible. today, bohle's father is offering a $10,000 reward, hoping to generate new leads in the case. detectives have scoured police reports for anything that may have been missed. modern dna testing has failed to turn up a suspect. >> anyone with information is asked to call metro crimestoppers. >>> people who live in zaneville, ohio, are still shaken up after exotic animals escape from a farm. sheriff's deputies killed 18 of them, including bengal tigers and lions. the county is now pushing for tougher animal laws. >> reporter: the columbus zoo is now caring for the 16 animals recaptured from a private farm near zanesville, ohio. police say their owner, terry thompson, released 56 exotic animals, including bears, lions, and tigers, then shot and killed himself. moments later, one of thompson's own animals attacked his body. >> mr. thompson did have a bite wound to his head area. that the doctor said would be consisten

. >> phyllis and david murray and extended family are now struggling to find the new normal of their lives. >> and for a man of my generation. to hug another man of my generation, that's a new normal. on march 10, i would have rejected that idea. at about 9:00 in the morning on saturday, march 12, every pun intended, i embraced that idea. >> they are bracing themselves for the likelihood they will come face to face with brittany norwood and her parents. >> it's horrible for us. it can't be easy for them. >> out of all the steps for grieving, i have yet to leave anger. i think if i had a chance to say something to her, it would be one word, why? >> andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> one of the most difficult questions andrea asked was whether the murray's thought they could forgive their daughter's alleged murder and whether jayna would ever forgive her. >> and angie talks to them about that question and their strong feelings on the u.s. justice system tonight at 11:00. >>> for years, scientists have been looking at the potential benefits of taking vitamin e. a new study out this afternoo

my great grandmother, phyllis thompson pettit was a slave of the cherokees. >> reporter: what were thoseng for the cherokee nation? >> they were agricultural laborers. >> reporter: but in 1866, the cherokees freed their slaves signing a treaty guaranteeing that all freed men and their descendants would have all the rights of native cherokees. today that treaty is at the center of a controversy involving nearly 3,000 african-americans. on august 22nd, cherokee nation kicked them out of the tribe. >> the treaty of 1866 did not give citizenship to the freedmen or their descendants. the heart of the issue is whether or not an indian tribe can describe, can determine who is eligible to be a member of that tribe. >> reporter: in 2007, cherokee nation passed a law requiring proof of indian blood to be a member. the proof is based on a record that was created a century ago, called the dawes rolls. the freedommen say the dawes rolls are wrong because they were based on how you looked. >> if you look black, they wrote cherokee freedmen. if you looked not black, they wrote cherokee. >> reporter: in

tulsa, oklahoma, phyllis on our p on our independent party. caller: how come the republican party is dictating? i thought they believed in the 10th amendment. and all the republican candidates should go to nevada tfor their debate this week. host: go ahead. guest: we do believe in states' rights. the republican party did not choose the primary day. we have majorities in the house and the senate and we have republican governor. they appointed a governor to set the day. let's remember, the governor, the house and senate were elected by floridians. they have the legal authority to set the date and they did carry the republican party of florida nor did the rnc pick the date. host: orlando is up next on our line of we set aside for florida tudor'. viewers. caller: recently governor scott turned on the highs be a real system in central florida. if anybody has ever driven the i-4 corp., it is a mess -- the i-4 corridor, it is a mess. for the governor to june of that money, makes no sense. this was a bipartisan committee, republicans and democrats ali

who collaborated with the aclu in making these complaints, include gunners rights organizations, phyllis schlafly, americans for tax reform, the american conservative union to knick name just a few, all have conferred that the problem with these dragnet surveillance techniques is that they gave government unchecked power to invade our privacy, to, among other things, intercept international telephone communications, e-mail communications, by american citizens, without any suspicion of any wrong-doing whatsoever, to be very precise, the legal standard now simply demands that, very casually and loosely, that be some basis for believing or suspecting that the intercepted communication might be relevant to an ongoing investigation. the role of the courts, even the supersecret foreign intelligence surveillance court, has vanished to the disappearing point. we now know, thanks to one revision that was made to the patriot act in one of its reauthorizations, the inspector general of the justice department has to do century x-rays reports on how these new powers have been used. in report after re

one of the reasons why she was concerned about the possibility of phyllis schlafly would become the presidentf the national republican of women. the man she championed were in their romney, rockefeller bill scranton that kind of mode and they think as she said nixon ended up a candidate and she was still a gung ho republican and you got behind your guy and she worked hard for him. but i think during the years that, the first two years of his presidency, she was a think very frustrated because on the one hand as the chairman of the rnc and trying to get women in top jobs in the administration trying to be a liaison with the state party leader she found the nixon white house was sort of running their own game and that rested her because i think she felt, we can all work together to build the republican party and it wasn't working the way she envisioned it. i think too she came out of michigan where she had started the detroit action center and she had this vision of trying to take that concept nationwide and this was still a point in our history where the republicans could conceivably attract t

[applause] phyllis, how are you?bsolutely. >> thank you for coming to derry. right now, the senior population is the highest population in the country. seniors -- there are the most seniors on food stamps, welfare. anything that helps reduce their burden, they are doing it. but they have not had - from social security, they have not had a raise in three years. what are we going to do to help the senior population? >> one of the big costs seniors have is the cost of energy. whether it is buying gasoline for the automobile, putting its electricity or oil or however you heat the a/or cool -- you do not have a real problem with the cooling appear. we have that down in texas. energy cost is one of those things. freeing up our domestic energy production will do two things. it will get this country working and more people put to work than anything we canrobably do. to do that, i am talking about removing onerous regulations we are seeing out of the epa and other agencies of government that our job-killers. -- are job-killer

have collaborated with the speed making these complaints and include gunners rights organizations, phyllis schlafly's eagle forum, americans for tax reform, the american conservative union to name just a few all have concurred that the problem with the dragnet surveillance techniques is they give the government unchecked power to invade our privacy among other things to intercept international telephone communications e-mail and indications by american citizens without any suspicion of any wrongdoing whatsoever. to be precise the system demands that very casually and loosely there be some basis for believing or suspecting the intercept a communication might be relevant to an ongoing investigation. the role of the court even the surveillance court has vanished to the disappearing point. we now know thanks to one revision that was made to the patriot act in one of its reauthorization the inspector general of the justice department has to do service reports on how they are accused and report after report by the inspector general has concluded that the so-called national security letter which