. >> as he reaches for the expensive bottle, a 1990 lafite rothschild, other customers pass right byhe room, nearly catching him red-handed, but the man make it's the switch taking the pricey bottle and leaves the cheaper italian wine in its place. >> right now he's leaving the room, acting like he's interested in the other wines. >> with the bottle in hand, this not so stealthy shopper takes a peek up at the security cameras. >> he's probably thinking, are the cameras on or off? >> this customer isn't headed for the checkout counter. he's waiting for the right moment to make his escape, but with shoppers nearby, he has to stall. finally, he takes the expensive vintage and -- excuse me, sir, is that a bottle of wine in your shorts? >> it's probably not easy to walk out with a bottle of wine in your pants. >> the next day eddie is shocked to find the bottle of lafite rothschild is gone. >> on the open market, this bottle is worth between, i would say, $1,000 to $1,500. it's very special, extremely complex, more musk, a little bit of truffle. >> watching the security video, eddie immed

will rothschild is the communications manager for the city of spartanburg. he says the most recent development to be approved by the city will be located where this parking lot now sits. "it's going to be a five story multi-use building with 30 residential units and 3 thousand square feet of retail space." space." 3 "rothschild says in the last 36 months they've had 59 businesses open and they're expecting even more to come to this area." area." 3 "you see little businesses popping up, eateries, bars, boutiques..."mark johnsen co- company' that's been downtown for years. he thinks the ac hotel under construction across the street from his brewery will boost business. 3 3 "we'll have to figure out how downtown things but the positive thing about it is growth is growth and it's good for all of us."tony forest owns carriage house wines, which sits directly next to 3 cars 3 u.s. census data shows the population has grown in size. in 2010 there were over 36 thousand people in spartanburg. the most recent data from 2014 says the population grew over a thousand peo

it may be that it is an engagement tool for the 20 year olds. >> reporter: researcher rothschild agrees. >> people will start paying attention in a way that they never did before, and so they will make an effort to learn about politics, to understand politics, to engage in politics, in a way that is very, very beneficial to our society. >> reporter: my session with predictit's john phillips was over, but i couldn't resist checking in on my 2-cents a share kasich investment. it had actually gone down. >> and this is just 50 cents, so its impact on my financial future is minimal, but i can feel myself rooting, for kasich to go up. it's just preposterous, but i can feel it! i can feel it. >> reporter: so, what happened? well, as of today on predictit, john kasich has bottomed out in nevada, where donald trump is now heavily favored. in colorado, sanders is now the odds-on favorite, and i just sold hillary clinton at a loss. but i've done more than o.k. in oklahoma. clinton is still favored, but i sold surging sanders at nearly double what i paid for him. bottom line: a $1.33 profit, or a b

. $114,614 - chateau mouton rothschild 1945 in 1997 it sold to an anonymous bidder at christie's, london. $135,125 - cheval blanc 1947. a three-liiter bottle was bought in san francisco in 2006 for that expensive price tag.3 $156,450 - chateau lafite 1787: the most expensive standard bottle of wine. publisher malcolm forbes in 1985 paid that price for a bottle of 1787 vintage, which was believed to be from the jefferson's cellar. chateau 3 margaux 1787: the most expensive wine never to be sold. in 1989, a bottle, also from thomas jefferson's collection, was sold for $225,000 $275,000 - shipwrecked 1907 heidsieck: the world's most expensive champagne. in 1998, two thousand bottles of champagne were salvaged from a ship. 3 3 3 3 here is a look at what you can 3 filming begins on a much anticipated sequel for marvel. and harry potter is going on tour. david daniel has all of the details. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows--"so here we are: a thief, two thugs, an assassin, and a maniac. i guess 3 we're stuck together."they are -- and they're coming back for more! "guardians of the galaxy, 3 volume

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for capitalism but treated it as heretical protestants and jews, please borrowed money from the rothschilds, did is insane of the traditionalists but once they lost their empire, popes were not just heads of the roman catholic church the kings who ran a 15,000 square mile empire, anyone who has seen the board joys knows it all too well, they didn't look like jeremy irons, they levied taxes, collected fees, when they lost the empire in 1870 they had to scramble to bring in money, selling indulgences, paper to forgive sins, didn't pay the bills, as the faithful to send contributions to the pope, they slowly, grudgingly embrace the concept of capitalism and in 1942 in the middle of the war when they -- they were looking at capitalism with a bit of disdain. to embrace capitalism putting it on steroids. for the next 70 years, they are engaged in what pope francis would call savage capitalism. and dramatic in the last 70 years, in the 2,000 year history. >> first of all where did you get onto this and why? >> guest: from my first book in 1986, i put out a biography of mandela, the nazi doctor. in

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of argument when we hear from former fbi investigator bill daly and a private attorney from fox rothschild. david: the fight to replace justice antonin scalia's seat is heating up. >> i'm amused when i her people who claim to be strict interpreters of the constitution suddenly reading it into a whole series of provisions that are not there. david: but the president was on the other side of the fight during the bush administration. we'll talk to monica crowley from "the washington times about the supreme hypocrisy from both sides of the aisle. cheryl: we'll look forward to that. voters are fearful of both sides ever the nomination as well. david: major manufacturer warning customers that big brother may already be in your living room. >> uh-oh. and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. veggies for all. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ hu

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now, if you -- it reminds me of baron rothschild old comment, if you're scared or frightened or think you ought to do something, sell to the sleeping point. but i think people should try and get the emotions out of this, look, very, very long-term and long-term stocks are going to do better than bonds almost inevitably. >> brian sullivan, sir, how you doing? whole idea of vanguards' creation was that if the market returns are average, you could actually make or lose a lot of money based on the cost of investing. that if you have a low cost model like vanguard does, that you can actually well quote outperform everybody else because you saved the money in fees. well, yesterday, we had a venture capitalist on the show, talking about all kinds of stuff, but backing a company called betterman, a self-directed robo adviser type firm and he actually suggested that vanguard was a high expense ratio company. listen to his sound bite and respond if you can. here he is. >> if you look at what betterment is doing to fees, and to financial asset management companies, it is incredible. they are cru