if you got on sullivan you could talk about it. did you see sullivan?pect, no respect from anyone. >> as a performer you couldn't get a better place to sell your product. >> when i started out they would say variety is a man's game. it's dean, milton berle, jackie gleason, but variety is what i know. i felt it was in my genes to do this. >> she had been so good on the garry moore show, she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do prat falls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> i think it is -- >> you know, i still see a rerun of carol burnett show and i say they're funny! there has never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> and the best in bed, too, remember? >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> not supposed to curtsy, you're supposed to bow. well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. >> here's tim with our own harvey korman as a new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool back stage, not

sullivan keeps going, trying these trucks for a getaway, then walking into this house. couple inside had no idea he was there until this --their stolen suv comes crashing through the garage door. soon, the car gets stuck and sullivan heads for a major interstate. >> he is getting ready to hijack another vehicle. he is pointing a gun at cars. >> reporter: that's when this motorcycle deputy pucks up, his gun already drawn. he is 20-year veteran fred haggett. sullivan drops his guns, trying to get away, but by 4:20, it's over as haggett makes the tackle. >> got him down on the grown, middle of the highway. >> reporter: it ended nearly two hours, three stolen cars and six crime scenes later, but police say no one was injured. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> and when we come back here tonight, there is new science about perhaps the most jealous member of your family. and your dog pictures sent to us today pretty much prove it, in our "instant index." i have flat feet. i found this out at the free dr.scholl's foot mapping center. in less than two minutes, i got my foot

but of course, i see 1964, new york times versus sullivan as a wonderful time. can you imagine a rand paul or sarah palin being able to sue a journalist because they said something that might be vaguely critical of them? that is what they are arguing for. they are arguing for the right of politicians to scare journalists for the rights of -- through the rights of defamation. do we want our politicians to be able to sue us for saying mean things about them? >> it's the same thing as lying about them. >> you have to make reference to the very opinion you are decrying. because that is for the actual malice came from. but there is this flourishing political culture in europe where they had strong defamation flaws -- loss and it is way -- strong defamation laws, and it is way less democratic than it is in the united states. and people can go into politics with this system that we have and not have to worry about inge feigned or humiliated -- being defamed or humiliated. >> my dad grew up in yugoslavia. my mother is british. i spent a lot of time over there. and it's

sullivan drops his guns, still trying to get away.y 4:20, it's over, as haggett makes the tackle. >> haggett's got him down on the ground, middle of the highway. >> reporter: it ended nearly two hours, three stolen cars and six crime scenes later, but police say no one was injured. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> and when we come back here tonight, there is new science about perhaps the most jealous member of your family. and your dog pictures sent to us today pretty much prove it, in and your dog pictures sent to us today pretty much prove it, in our "instant index." our "instant index." today pretty much prove it, in our "instant index." i have flat feet. i found this out at the free dr.scholl's foot mapping center. in less than two minutes, i got my foot map and my custom number. i'm a 440. i'm a 210. 340. that number matched the dr.scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with just the right support to help relieve stress on my feet. i'm a believer. go to drscholls.com for locations and save $10 and cialis for daily use helps y

>> when the beatles did the sullivan show, everything at the radio station changed.d sullivan, there wouldn't have been a british invasion. ♪ >> gerry and the pacemakers. ♪ >> it wasn't just the beatles. the british invasion had legs because there was more great music to back it up. >> a big hello from us. >> rick. >> i'm larry. >> i'm dennis. >> i'm dave. >> for the first six months they were singing, they sold over a million records a month. and in the words of one of their biggest hit songs, we're mighty glad all over to have you with us tonight. ladies and gentlemen, the dave clark five. ♪ ♪ you say that you love me, say that you love me, all of the time, all of the time ♪ ♪ you say that you need me, say you need me, you'll always be mine, always be mine ♪ ♪ i'll be glad all over, yes, i'm glad all over, baby, i'm glad all over ♪ ♪ so glad you're mine >> they're rivaling the beatles now as the top singing group in britain. how do you feel about that? >> we're really very pleased, but i don't think you can say we're rivals. we've got a completely different sound.

sullivan keeps going trying these truck for a get away then walking no this house.he couple inside had no idea he was there until this. >> stolen suv comes crashing through the garage door. soon the car gets stuck and sullivan head for a major interstate. >> he is getting ready to hi jack another vehicle. he's point ago gun at cars. >> that's when this motorcycle deputy rolls up. his gun already drawn. he is 20 year veteran fred has gone sullivan drops the gun still trying to get away but by 4:20 it's over. as has gone makes the tackle. >> down on the ground in the middle of the highway. >> it ended nearly 2 hours 3 stolen cars and 6 crime scene later but police say no one was injured. this is abc news denver. >> jobs and big business were top of mind for the prosecute today. in los angeles the president called on american company to engage in economic patriotism as he called it and stop shifting the tax address over seas. the president wants congress to enact legislation to pre-haven't company from getting around the law. he says it is legal but not ethical. >> te

officer johnson, chief, captain sullivan, you know, this is just such a lesson to me and i feel like in the time that i have known you on the commission, i have learned a lot and one of those things is that you have this bold idea where there is a million different points that you could just say that this is not going to work and whenever you are trying to do anything in the world and what i am just amazed by is that the level of difficulty in pulling this off. and you know, i sometimes i have to take the kids up to sacramento to testify before the assembly and i am panicked to have them in the car for 90 minutes and i am a mother of three. and so taking the leap, and bringing people into it and making them a part of this and then having just the kurage, and it is what you stand for, you stand for the future for these kids and they know that and you are a powerful stand for them and it is such a point of pride for this department, i can't, i can't tell you how proud i am to serve on this commission, and i can't tell you how proud i am of this city that you are an officer here and fra

judge sullivan was asking do you know if the fbi is investigating? the irs lawyer didn't know. irs lawyers told judicial watch that 2,000 computer crashes occurred since the beginning of the year. they haven't talked to lois lerner. it's going to be very interesting to see what they put under oath in 30 days. >> was there any lawyer there from the department of justice today as well? >> what happens is the department of justice has attorneys that represent the other agencies in this type of litigation. so you had the department of justice attorneys from the tax division of the justice department representing the irs in today's hearing. >> i see. all right. so on august 10th, just so everyone is clear on this, who from the irs is going to have to submit a statement under oath about what really happened to those e-mails? who? >> that's the question. they're going to have to come up with an official who has information that he or she can swear to about what went on with lois lerner and other e-mail issues. >> they can't claim the fifth? >> this is the agency talking. this is the a

patrick sullivan of emory university here in atlanta. he was a prominent voice in the hiv/aids community and he spoke to me about the impact and leadership role that dr. lang had in this field. >> i've met him at research conferences but i think everybody in the field would know his work as well. and he's one of these folks who started, you know, as a clinician, saw a problem and he stepped up into leadership roles that really helped the field move forward. >> some of that research included developed and underdeveloping countries as well. he was linked with research and mother to child transfer of hiv/aids. it was reported about a hundred people on their way to this international aids conference. earlier this morning we heard that figure lower to at least six people. dr. sullivan i spoke to yesterday, he said this is a really tight-knit community and they have all been exchanging e-mails and text messages to figure out if anybody else was on that flight. he fears he knows other who have yet to be reported on that flight because they have

judge sullivan has a reputation for demanding things. yes, he does.ed stephens case about four or five years ago. he was not shy in showing his displeasure for how that was tried. there was a special prosecutor. he accused them of sort of willfulfully concealing evidence. so, you know, going back in front of him is probably not a great thing. if you have concealed evidence, i don't know if the irs would say that they have done that though. >> i don't know people realize the courtroom is just so much different. and sort of dancing around be a and not coming straight with the judge on the other side is far no more than the gamesmanship you see on capitol hill. >> we should point out appointing a special prosecutor is a huge step. >> done by the judge. >> done by the judge. he has that power. but it's a very extraordinary step. there is no -- we don't know if he is going to take that step in this case. >> members of congress have asked attorney general holder to appoint a special prosecutor. still no special prosecutor. so maybe if judge sullivan gets an

what he does not say is that it would also overturn "the new york times" ursus sullivan. -- versus sullivan. it would treat the media, which is owned by corporate conglomerates, it would allow them to suppress the speech of the press. if you look before 1974, the court cases, what you will find is all the big free-speech court cases involve the press. "miami herald" sued because it that if they law criticize a candidate, they had to give equal time and space for a candidate's rebuttal in the newspaper. the supreme court struck that down. alabama paper, had to sue because in alabama law said they could not endorse candidates on election day. the press has been a target of reformers who want to control everybody's speech and decide who is worthy of speaking and not speaking and what voices are to be suppressed because he does not like the message and the press has been one of those targets. it is targeted once again in his amendment. >> we are not going to be able to get to all these questions. i have a few others. this is for you mr. bopp. mr. bonifaz, you can weigh in as well. mr. bopp, do

that was a decision "new york times" versus sullivan overruled. that was a decision where people running for office -- it protects citizens and their ability to criticize people running for office by imposing a higher standard for libel actions against citizens politicians. one of the things they had, the courts had to decide because this involved the states, was that the 14th amendment does confer rights on people and the question was, was "the new york times" a person? the court has long decided under the 14th amendment that corporations and many other entities and people encompass within those protections. what he does not say is that it would also overturn "the new york times" versus sullivan. it would treat the media, which is owned by corporate conglomerates, it would allow them to suppress the speech of the press. if you look before 1974, the court cases, what you will find is all the big free-speech court cases involve the press. "miami herald" sued because it was a florida law that if they criticize a candidate, they had to give equal tim

you think judge emit sullivan is making your head spin at the irs.here is another irs before judge reggie walton who i have known for 20 years. i'll telling you get ready judge is not afraid and is he tough. i'm taking the last word on that. thaferlings thank you. >> pleasure. >> a marine's pregnant wife vanishes into thin air. tonight new information on really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. >>> time to speed read your way through the news. -- ex-wife charged with shooting seven members of his own family. four children and their parents were killed. one teen survived. and in california, -- their search for the pregnant wife of a marine. they are no

jennifer sullivan walked down the aisle on her wedding day. she is a graduate and huge hurricane fan. the university stepped in and surprise them with a school mascot, wearing a jersey with her dad's nickname on the back. she said it was the most amazing moment. >> very cool. >> prince george's county council has given the new mgm casino its stamp of approval. live from the national harbor with where the casino construction stands now. can see they are already moving around an awful lot of dirt back here. the pace is really going to pick up. in reality ground has already been broken. excavation is well underway. the manager says it will go quickly. >> you will see a big hole and then at some point segments will be brought in. we hope within a year you will the summit being poured in and out of the ground. >> one 925 -- the $925 million casino will look like this. inside, 100 40 table games, a 300 room hotel, and thousands of new hires. >> the casino plans don't please everyone. there were traffic complaints about the signage on the building. s

you think judge emit sullivan is making your head spin at the irs.s another irs before judge reggie walton who i have known for 20 years. i'll telling you get ready judge is not afraid and is he tough. i'm taking the last word on that. thaferlings thank you. >> pleasure. >> a marine's pregnant wife vanishes into thin air. tonight new information on the search. that's next. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab but i've managed. ♪ i got to be pretty good at managing my symptoms, except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. ♪ when i finally told my doctor, he said my crohn's was not under control. ♪ he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studie

i couldn't let that happen. >> reporter: police say sullivan and a teenage girl had led them on a nearlyand foot chase west of denver wednesday. three stolen car, two holmbergrys, six crime scenes. >> we do have shots fired. >> reporter: the female gives up but sullivan keeps going, even smashing through this garage door in a stolen suv. moments later, he's face-to-face with deputy haggett. >> reporter: he's holding his hands up in the air saying don't shoot me but then he's not following the orders to get down on the ground so i holstered my weapon and went after him. >> reporter: he takes him down as a tv news chopper captures it all. >> i've seen it three types since. >> reporter: the 22-year veteran insists he is not a hero but a lot of thankful drivers might just disagree. >> there are half a dozen agencies up there. there's countless law enforcement officers trying to corral these people who are a great threat to the community. i ended up being the guy on the spot. >> reporter: for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> so humble in his remarks right there. b

sean sullivan is with the washington post and joan walsh, editor at large of salon.joining us. how is the story holding up today? large sections in the paper showing -- it was obviously lifted from other sources. so much of the paper. >> absolutely. this story has the potential to be very damaging for senator walsh. here is somebody who doesn't have much of a record. he was recently appointed to the senate and really he was going to be running on the strength of his military record and the strength of his character, and this is a development that cuts against both of those things. this got a lot of attention in local papers today. it was on the front page of almost every local paper in montana. so, you know, walsh was already behind in this race, but this damaging revelation to him, you know, makes things even harder for him heading toward november. >> joan, what do you make of the breadth of this? this isn't one of two oversights or failure to quote. this is large bodies of material. does that sort of suggest that maybe he was a little uneven in his thinking at that

sullivan was an interesting character. he was the son of poor scots irish immigrants. with the two divisions, the goal was for them to strike simultaneously with a pincher movement to catch the entire hessian brigade in between the two arms of the pincher movement for a conecuh-like victory. get a very simplistic view of the battle of trenton from a lot of historians that presented it in a very basic areat -- the hessians surprised, overpowered, and they surrender. i tried to really devote a lot of time and effort into really understanding the complexity of reallytle from what happened and also from the point of view of the terrain, and also from a couple newly discovered german accounts, hessian acco unts. job was made easier because of the harsh weather, of wet quite a few of the muskets of the hessians. 's artilleryn, knox was roaring and played a key part in winning the day, especially when he placed on the guns -- placed the guns on the high ground just north of trenton. this high ground perch overlooked the entire town, which is basically in the valley of the del

district justice mark bruno was one justice found not guilty on all charges and the other was michael sullivan. >> i am vindicated, of all charges, i'm ecstatic. the government claimed that judges engaged in a practice of fixing tickets, a practice known as consideration. all six judges on trial here were acquitted on court charges of conspiracy and fraud. their lawyers say they may have engaged in unethical behavior but the government overreached by charging them with crimes. >> they will look at thimg things in the future that is wrongdoing but not a crime. willy singletary and michael tins and michael mulgrew. >> how can i give a special favor if we didn't fix anything. >> singletary was kicked off even before the traffic court scandal erupted and he will face sentencing now on the charge of lying. and she is being investigated for allegedly taking bribes in another case. but her lawyer says she shouldn't have been here in this case. she was brought into this building on the theory that she -- the system and fixing tickets. 12 of our peers rejected that theory. the federal prosecutor releas

tom sullivan is back as well. wow, even more titles for you with all your free time.nother job for you. congratulations on that. >> thank you. melissa: so you are sitting in the catbird seat for this battle that is coming up. very interesting, to see hillary sort of, cozying up to wall street. are they buying it? >> you know what is interesting? because last couple years we've seen a surge in populist sentiment on both side. on the right it is animated with the tea party and on the left with occupy wall street and gave rise to candidacy of elizabeth warren which you also mentioned there. on the left hillary has a real problem because for years going all the way back to her husband's presidency, she and he have had a very tight relationship with wall street. wall street essentially trusts the clintons. they want to support her going into this. she is walking a very fine line. yes, she wants their money and yes, she wants their support but she can't afford to alienate occupy wall street far left base of her party. melissa: we saw what happened to eric cantor when he was

. >> former judge, michael sullivan walked out after being found not guilty of all charges. mike bruno was also acquitted. >> it's devastating but i'm going back to work and i'm moving on with my life and that is it. >> all six judges were found not guilty of conspiracy and fraud charges but four were found guilty of lying to the fbi. >> we are going to appeal the decision, i didn't make a false statement to the jury, they asked me one question. >> former judge willy singletory was reprimanded and removed before the traffic court scandal erupted and was clearly relieved after the verdict even though he faces conviction on the making false statements. >> it was two years of stress and anxiety, not knowing what to expect and not knowing what happened. i am grateful for the process, and it worked. >> the six judges were accused of fixing tickets on behalf of the connected. a practice known as consideration. their lawyers may have been guilty of unethical behavior but nothing criminal. >> a resounding rejection of the government's claim that something illegal happened here. >> r

seeing him on the "ed sullivan show." at the ed tammy show, that's earlier. that's an important moment. power moment when stokley carmichael and others of black power is very important. i would say the miss america which in 1968, feminists atlantic city. >> a barrel -- >> a big barrel. >> a barrel in their james brown record. hippy beads. >> but they did not burn a bra. no bras were burned. bras were ple think burned in the miss america contest. they thought about it and they didn't. why did it become a myth? >> because it had been discussed. , too good toration pass up. it literally doesn't happen. but they were on to something. i think robin morgan. absolutely sure of this, morgan, you can see how the media could turn it against him. this me conclude with question from both of you. david farber, you're not only studying this period, but you through it. >> i'm a kid. 60smore of a 70s kid than a kid. i was born then. i have a profound memory of park to go see the hippi ippies as i thought of the demonstrators at the time. i had hair not much longer than i had

surprise to beachgoers on sullivan's island in south carolina. a wild pig was seen wading through the waves this afternoon. not clear where he came from. people on the beach called the police who were able to capture the little guy. there he goes. believe it or not, he's not the first odd site on the country beach. last month, people spotted a 14-foot alligator. maybe the pig was trying to get away. >> a great weekend in store. hotter andy-like, more humid than today. if you like today's weather, we have more of that come midweek next week. hot, and humid. possible scattered storms late sunday as a front approaches. cooler and drier for the middle of next week. >> great things to look ♪ >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! [ cheers and applause ] tonight, the cast of marvel's "guardians of the galaxy," with chris pratt, zoe saldana, dave bautista, vin diesel and bradley cooper. 5-year-old marvel expert mia grace. and music from clasixx. now, be warned, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank y

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