thank you ron don't forget the ron paul channel just go to ron paul channel dot com and to get up on the web right now is it. always good seeing you ron it's always a pleasure talking with you and asking you questions thank you larry joining me now is daniel ellsberg in one nine hundred seventy one he leaked the top secret pentagon papers detailing two decades of united states policy in vietnam he's been very outspoken and supportive of edward snowden and wiki leaks and he joins us from berkeley california and by the way daniel you'll be interested to know that ron paul was our guest right before you and in praising miss the snowden and mr manning and we gave each he singled you out as the forerunner of all of this as a true american hero you have a reaction to that i do ron paul has taken several occasions to praise what i did in congress and i really appreciate it it's really i have to say very unusual phil it gives me a warm feeling toward him what do you make of so we got sentence penned pending when when this airs it'll be rendered already on private manning on mr snowden in rus

sure everything's ok with ron and marcia?ll right, for the tenth time, i had already hung up my cell phone when you hurled it into the mighty mississippi. ok, just checkin'. hey, i always forget. are you supposed to tip the maid, or-- yes, honey. do you have enough money? plenty. i just cashed ron and marcia's check this morning. wait a minute. you cashed it here? this check to doug and carrie... does this say bank of new orleans? i'm calling his mother. captioning made possible by sony pictures television captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- side-by-side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board -- what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how's that atom-splitting thing going? oh! a smarter way to shop around -- now that's progressive. call or click today.

. >> this is ron. if anyone should know about this particular past, it is he and yet how could he know who betrayed his trust, his father, his mother, which one? >> i don't know what's true and what's not true. i don't know who told who what. >> neither did katie when the young lawyer at the arizona justice project opened the musty file and looked inside. >> we don't want to close this case because it's always haunted us. >> of course it has. even though it happened long before she was born. how long? 50 years. phoenix. it wasn't the sprawling very modern city we know today. back then lots of open desert still dirt paths dotted with cactus framed by red mountain peaks. and of course there were those outrageous tail fins. one evening in the warm spring of 1962, a young phoenix couple took a ride out to the desert. >> this was two young people who were engaged to be married. >> tim and joyce freshly scrubbed just 20 years old met at the phone company. that's where they worked. >> these two people were up

"from ron and moesha." that's ron and marcia, my third cousins.dding? she's always talkin' about her kids, and then it turns out that her kids are actually cats. not ringin' a bell. what's his deal? oh, he's worse. you ask him a question, he takes a good minute and a half starin' at you before he answers. you don't know whether to jump in or go get a beer. wait a second. there's something in here. what? it's a check! for $1,500! for who? for us! ron and marcia must have stuck it in the gravy boat. we never saw it because we never used it. $1,500? why would your third cousins give us such a huge gift? i don't-- i don't know. i know he made a lot of money real young, and he always loved my parents. he helped my dad get back on his feet. what do you mean? what happened? i don't know. i guess at some point my dad was off his feet, and ron helped him back on. so you have no idea? no, i don't. when i was a kid, that's all they'd ever tell me, that cousin ron helped dad get back on his feet, and cousin jeffrey was a confirmed "bachelor." $1,500! oh, my g

that record is good enough for ron cook.er a long period of recovery, he retires from racing. >> i survived two bad accidents. i should have died in both of them. maybe the third one will do me in. maybe my recovery took three years for a reason. maybe it made me slow down and say, you know what, son? you've done enough. >>> coming up -- balancing on the brink. a high-wire walker steps into danger. and -- >> look at the penalty for failure, dude. >> a cliff top crumbles and a mountain biker tumbles. >> i thought i was watching him fall to his death. >> when "caught on camera: full throttle" continues. ♪ ♪ no two people have the same financial goals. pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ ♪ i' m sorry for your loss. still doesn't feel real. our time together was... so short. well, since you had progressive's total loss coverage, we were able to replace your totaled bike with a brand-new one. the tank the exhaust... well, she l

so, get hungry. >> i think you'll like it, ron. i think you'll like it, ron.hocolate. >> amazing. >> that's coming up. >> i'm sorry. go ahead. continue with the show. >> we're trying to anchor a show here. >> are we on? >>> but we begin this half-hour with the retrial of amanda knox, it starts tomorrow in italy, but the american student won't be there. >> two years ago, italy's highest court overturned knox's murder conviction and the 26-year-old returned home to seattle where she sat down with abc. >> a walk is really important for coming back. >> reporter: as a new trial looms, amanda knox is haunted by her 1400 nights locked in an italian prison. >> i had panic attacks. and just broke down and i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: she said panic attacks and ptsd still plague her and physical freedom hasn't freed her mind. so much so, that sometimes she thinks she sees fellow prisoners on the street. >> i thought that i was okay, i was home, and i wasn't. i was so angry and i was so sad. >> reporter: she said reliving her ordeal triggers her breakdowns. but tomor

our guest, former congressman ron paul is doing the ron paul channel an internet video show. 3-time presidential candidate, twice on the republican certificate and once as a libertarian. the republican party is accused of being too white, too old. >> for get them, the republicans and democrat party. both parties endorse the fra reserve and military intervention overseas. both depend on the mon etising of debt and planning the economy and deficit increases. no matter what they say, the same procedures continue. so i forget them completely. >> despite your frustration for the party you ran for president under the republican party, and you served as a cop congressman. where does it go. >> it's irrelevant. there's no competition. you have two parties, do the third and fourth get in the debates? do they get a fair shake. they can't get on ballots. we kill people in the middle east to make sure they have elections. then they have an election, we don't like it and we get rid of the guy elected. in this country you don't have a fair shake - whether it's major media or anything else there's a fair shake.

>> i'm going to hit on that, ron. it's going to be okay. >> thank you, ginger. >>> this weekend, gear heads and car geeks are descending a tiny town for a huge august of old chevys. something truly unusual going on here. abc's rob nelson all over this story. >> i love my ford escort. good morning, everyone. for you car lovers out there, you're going to see a field of dreams. some of these cars have barely been driven and many are fetching some big bucks. don't let the dirt and dust fool you, beneath all of the grime, there is buried treasure in terms of vintage american cars up for auction. >> reporter: we're a long way from drive-ins to rocking around the clock. >> they don't make them like this anymore. >> reporter: car love everies from around the world shelled out big bucks for these diamond in the rough, classic pieces of automotive history. while many of these chevys may not be much to look on the outside, peek your head in and you'll see some of these babies are literally like new. >> they have been sitting for

rush, for ron howard isn't just the name of the latest movie. gets making them. >> this is what i do, and i can't think of a better day than getting up with a set of story telling problems to face. and an interesting group of people to face them with. >> charles: just ahead, follow the sun. >> charles: it's happening right now. a new place in the sun for our "sunday morning" sun. just in time for the new season, we've moved it to the lower right-hand corner of the screen just a little lower and further to the right. same thing for the yx*bs eye thaw see in all the lower right in all of the cbs news programs. don't get too technical. the fact that more and more of you are switching over to high definition tv. it's a much wider picture. it opens up a little more room for the pictures. those of you without high def sets will hardly notice a difference. the tweak to the picture has just begun. a slight switch for the place of the sun, we're moving it slightly off to the side. now that the picture is so wide. you don't have a gnaw set, no need to des

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you hear that, ron?rt with a young woman at the center of a brutal brutal murder case. the alleged victim? her own mother. >> the cops and the girl's father said they tried to intervene in the hours before the killing. so what went wrong here. our aditi roy is in the los angeles studio with the report. what a gruesome story. >> reporter: it is a chilling story. good morning, dan and bianna. before the murder, police were at the teenager's house with a stern warning for her, to respect her mother or be thrown out of the house. hours later, police were back, this time to a bloody murder scene. >> district 1 is looking for isabella guzman, cut her mother's throat. >> reporter: police say this is the face of a killer, and that 18-year-old isabella guzman's victim is her own mother. the 47-year-old's body the center of a bloody crime scene in this aurora, colorado, home. police say guzman stabbed her mother 79 times. >> she's on foot somewhere in the area. >> reporter: after an all-night search, undercover po

ron. >> her phone number. steve: her phone number. pass or play, ron? >> we're gonna play.on. [applause] rhonda, how you doing today, darlin'? >> doing good. steve: hey, rhonda, besides money, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her address. steve: her address. hey, little crazy brittney. >> hey. steve: hey, besides money, brittney, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her bra. >> oh, yeah! good answer! steve: wow. her bra. cheryl, how you doing today, darlin'? >> good, thank you. steve: besides money, name something a woman might put in a male stripper's g-string. >> her panties... in his g-string. steve: oh, put her panties-- >> you go to the bar, take your panties off, swing 'em, and put 'em in his g-string. steve: that's kind of a new concept for me, 'cause i've never pulled my panties off, swung 'em and stuffed 'em in a g-string. so you quit looking at me like i know what you're talking about. pull them panties off, stick 'em in the g-string. greg, how you doing today, man? >> how are you, buddy? steve: oh, i

and still with me is ron kruszewski.you turning wildly bullish because of these two reports? i just want to say one thing and then i'll keep my yap shut. we have a big ism number last month, right? manufacturing. but we did not get a good jobs number and did not get good durable goods or factory orders or business investment. that's what i'll say. >> we've been also getting a lot of good revisions on the gdp number. maybe we'll get some good revisions on the job number when it comes out. one of the interesting stories about how good is this economy? you've had some figures like gross domestic income, a lot stronger than gross domestic product. maybe that's the real number. maybe we're seeing some evidence of that. with the ism number, the construction number. very good jobless claims number. and i guess my concern here is in going into the fall is this economy strong enough? is there enough momentum that it can withstand something going wrong in the fall, whether it's the debt ceiling, whether it's syria -- does it have

serve the public and i want to thank ed harris and your purpose is extremely welcome and, of course, ron conway for your constant care about our technology. we're here at the dmaemd important several reasons one standing behind us a new class of recruits they look young and energetic and they represent, of course, our future. and i know your command staff is looking at them with eager eyes because they're under the proper training and we're here to talk about the present and the future of our police force and service and this is what the conversation about technology is with us. in the of the strong men and women we'll have to add to the spots that are being retired out and the need to increase our police force we have their training being at the heart of the center. you know wonderful talked about technology in our city but when it comes to police officers particularly in the field time management is of critical importance ghetto to a crime scene and understanding what's occurring before and during and after it's incredible incredible important to the police officers stability to get th

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ron?k you, linzie. >>> investigators will be back on the scene of a greyhound bus crash in ohio. they'll be back on the scene today. 35 people were hurt yesterday when the bus went off of interstate 75 in monroe, ohio, early saturday morning. none of the injuries is considered life-threatening. witnesses say the driver had some kind of medical incident and that that led to the crash. police want to talk to him about what happened. he's recovering now in the hospital this morning. >>> and some bad news this morning. the powerball ticket you bought, it wasn't a winner. no one. not a single person won last night's jackpot which was worth 300 million bucks. the next drawing is wednesday night when it's estimated that the jackpot will go all the way up to $400 million. >>> and disgraced celebrity cook paula deen got a warm welcome when she made her first public appearance in months. she was a headliner at a cooking show in houston, texas. deen was dropped by the food network and lost endorsemen

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we will keep it -- ron claiborne reporting., i'm not going to do the news. >>> good morning, everyone. in the news, the death toll in that terrorist attack at the upscale mall in kenya, that's now reached 59 people. no americans among the dead. but four americans are reportedly injured. the somali terror group al shabaab has confirmed responsibility for that attack. >>> iran's new president says his country is ready to talk about his country's nuclear program. the president made the comments as he prepared to leave for a trip to the united nations, that is later this week. >>> and more problems for smart phone maker blackberry. the company will hold off on launching a new app for ios and android phones. on friday, they announced a $1.6 billion quarterly loss and lay off 4500 jobs. >>> and this college student has a unique way for paying for his tuition. eric is his name and he is a competitive eater. as you see, eating there. the university of wisconsin student ranks third in the entire world, he's already made -- check this ou

is the good news about ron thompson today. ron is a tre skmur hurting now because one of his own personal works disappeared. >> it happened monday night. ron just returned home after driving hundreds of miles from a gig. he was tired. normally he would unpack the car this, time, he didn't. he came out the next morning the car and equipment was gone. >> it was like, i couldn't believe it. i just couldn't believe it. >> as seen on his face book page it's a gibson. >> a lot of new that guitar. >> yes. yes. anything goes weird on a gig, take that out, i'll be all right. >> the police took the report about the stolen car and git yafr and equipment. no word yet. when ron played in fresno he used bor yod instruments from central valley blues society. >> one guitar that has a main inlaid in the neck. no one is going to buy that thing from the thief unless it's being sold for nudging. >> that also means everything to a man that would rather be playing blues now. >> if the person is watch something. >> just give it back. please? just gi

ron has played it since childhood. a lot of you in the guitar. >> yes.l anything goes weird on a gig i take it out and i'll be all right. >>reporter: hayward police took a report about the missing car guitar and stolen equipmen equipment. no word from them yet. when ron played in fresn fresnoless night he usedboro instrument from the blue society which has also begun searching. >> the one guitar that gibson es 125 his the name inlaid in the neck. nobody in the right mind is going the buy that thing from the thief unless they are just selling it for nothing. >>reporter: nothing means everything to a man rather playing the blue right now than living them. >> person whether has the car and guitar watching this. >> give it back please. you know. and get it back. >>reporter: in hayward, abc 7 news. >> about that's a shame. hope he gets the guitar at least back. >> 2 san francisco landlord nicknamed landlord from hell going to jail. they were sentenced this afternoon. they tormented tenants trying to get them to manufacture out. made a plea deal to get 4 years

ron mulenkamp is in there. on fire. one of the growth areas of the economy, no doubt. >>> we have about 49 minutes to go before we close it up on the street. dow holding on to a gain of 29 points. where's the s&p 500? barely positive as well. >>> what is this market telling us? if the blackberry offer from fairfax is $9 a share and the stock is trading below $8 right now? we will get to the bottom of that on the struggling smartphone maker's moves. find out what the future may hold there. >>> ahead later on in the program, don't miss my interview with bill clinton here at the: listen global initiative. wait till you hear his take on what's happening in washington in the face of a potential shutdown just a few days away. that and a lot more coming back on "closing bell." [ bagpipes and drums playing over ] [ music transitions to rock ] make it happen with the all-new fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> stock

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. >> ron claiborne reporting. thank you. >> one more story. >> sorry, i didn't know that. >> i didn't know that either. sorry. >> no, no, no, keep going. >>> finally, dan harris, we have a story about a navy mom who pulled off a heartwarming prize reunion, after a year and a half long navy deployment. you want to hear this one, 9-year-old yagel and younger sister jose were thinking they were going to celebrate his birthday, but unaware their mother was about to burst in through the door. check it out. >> hi, mom! hi. >> you like your birthday present? >> you didn't to want miss that one. >> no, worth the wait. >> the entire classroom, the other students were brought to tears witnessing that. the long-awaited reunion. mom home for good. >> totally worth it. thanks, ron, sorry to cut you off. that was absolutely worth it. okay, right? we have something to cheer you up. ginger zee with the national forecast. >> i don't know if i can do that. but what i was doing all day yesterday, believe it or not, i was glued to th

ron: it's ron. jc: ron... exactly. we need a new recipe. hmmm. let us consult the scroll of infinite deliciousness. ♪ oh! perfect. [ wisest kid ] campbell's has the recipes kids love. like easy chicken and cheese enchiladas. so good! can i keep this? you already have it at campbellskitchen.com. nice. [ blows ] [ gong ] m'm! m'm! good! with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it gets worse. nothing works faster. new fast acting advil. look for it in the white box. >>> violence is viewed as part of the job at atascadero and since the best predictor of violence is a history of violence, atascadero is a laboratory of studying dangerous behavior. on average, the hospital reports four violent incidents every day. >> well, i know that people got to learn to live together and love. that's because someone else told us all about love. >> for 11 years dr. colleen love has headed the clinical safety program at atascadero and her job is to research violence in an effort to reduce it at the hospital. >> i l

ron: it's ron. jc: ron... exactly. >>> best headline i've seen all day. herpes infected monkeys terrorize florida. the monkeys have been running around parts of central florida since the '30s when six were introduced to the area by a local tour operator. 75 years later, they have multiplied to over 1,000 with hundreds testing positive for herpes. hide your kid, your wife. they're not the craziest thing happening in florida right now. here's a runner up headline from the tampa bay times. execution rescheduled to accommodate pam bondy fund-raiser. the state attorney general of florida. she's been an ardent supporter of florida's timely justice act, a new law that allows the state to execute people more quickly, except when in conflict with a fund-raiser. governor rick scott had scheduled the execution of marshall lee fwogore for septem 10th, but agreed to postpone id when asked by bondy's office. >> governor scott has supported a law this year that could speed up capital murder cases, indicated he delayed this execution without knowing the reason why. >> wh

ron: it's ron.on... exactly. how can i be a more fun mom? hmmm. can you dance? ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no. no? can you make campbell's chicken noodle soup? yes! [ wisest kid ] every can has 32 feet of slurpable noodles. now that's fun. mom, you're awesome. oh yeah! ♪ bum ba bum ba bum [ gong ] [ wisest kid ] m'm! m'm! good! >>> this is the execution chamber of the holman correctional facility. in alabama, death row inmates are executed on this gurney. the sentences are always carried out at 6:00 in the evening. >> i was 16 when the crime happened. i was 18 years old when i was sentenced to death. i was charged with capital murder, which is, you know, four more deaths in one active scheme. i was sentenced to death by the jury and judge. the jury voted ten votes to two for death. i was living with my father. me and him couldn't get along. looking back, it's -- a lot of the trouble that me and him had was my fault. things kept escalating. we got into fights. it just got to the point whe

former congressman ron paul who consistently argued that the fed should be abolished.hat he thinks about the today's fed decision and about the fuss over who the next fed chairman should be. ♪ you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ liz: time for a look at today's market drivers. as you see stocks rallied to new highs as federal reserve surprised markets by announcing plans to continue $85 billion per month in bond buying. yields on 10-year treasury sank as the u.s. dollar fell to a seven-month low against. a lot of sectors did very well including homebuilders. >>> oil rallying 2.5% hitting intraday high following federal reserve announcement. crude closing up 2.$56 at 10.57 a barrel. before the announcement it was up 1.65 -- 108.57 a barrel. >>> the vo

ron: it's ron. jc: ron... exactly. >> gus: 52-34. charles, our first ohio state game and these buckeyes are as good as advertised. >> charles: they really are. we saw it all tonight. got off to the incredible start, had a small lull there, but cal impressive, came back at them and they withstood that. in the second half they took charge and ground them into submission. a really well-coached, well-oiled team that i think is only going to get better. >> gus: downstairs to petros with coach meyer. >> petros: coach, what did you learn today about your football team coming across the country and playing this high-powered offense in a great setting for football? >> it was a great setting, it's good for college football. it will be great. that was a really good win by our team. >> petros: your quarterback came in, did a great job, not the starter but kenny guiton. what did he show you today? >> he showed me that something -- there's nothing new with him, he's just a reliable guy, really distributes the ball well. he threw the downfield pass

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ron: it's ron.on... exactly. >>> when we first met sandra culbertson out on the yard at the tennessee prison for women, we immediately recognized that she had a flair for the dramatic. >> i seen her from across the campus, much like the sunset like that, and i run while they were shooting big bean bags from the top of the roofs. ka-blam! missed it by her. i kept running. >> she's insane. >> here comes another bean bag. ka-blam! boom! oh, it hit me in the back and i fell in her arms and it was love, love. >> god. >> culbertson was serving three years for aggravated assault. though she claims it was in self-defense, she stabbed another woman during a fight, puncturing her lung. >> well, it was just a lung. you know, she's got two, what's the big deal? well, the big deal was i could have killed her just by one stab wound. thank god i didn't. >> sandra is a very kind-hearted, wonderful person. >> oh, my. >> a little bit hillbilly-ish, as you know, but hell, we're in tennessee, right? i love her to death

paul does play started his own television network the ron paul channel on you tube which is already very very popular is that the answer going forward to people just have to create their own t.v. . stations because the mainstream media seems to be completely implicit in this gini coefficient explosion the rise of ron ras the permit under classification of a new generation of debt slaves in america is that the media just seems like they're about to be disrupted in a lot of ways to use the hi tech phrase or anything i think you're a part of that revolution max and that's why i have such admiration for your work in cooley it's a travesty of a mockery of a sham i mean the mainstream media's coverage of all the critical issues of our day workers who are over sixty five of course are already on medicare does that mean that these people can then be reentering the workforce it certainly seems like they're either reentering the workforce or holding on to their jobs because of course they are they're underwater on their own debt and so they many more people over sixty five apparently need to