. >>> a texas appeal court has overturned the money laundering conviction of house majority leader.onvicted of misusing political campaign funds. he was give an eight year prison sentence but was allowed to remain free during his appeal. the appeals court said there was not enough evidence to support the conviction. >>> the united nations is holding closed door meet negotiation thailand. testimony will be heard about one woman whose family didn't even know she had been abducted by north korean agent years ago. >> reporter: if she is listening, her brother has a message for her. >> i miss you so much. i miss you every day. i've been waiting so long for her. i'm deaf. i can't hear any more. >> reporter: but if anocha is alive today. she would be 58. for more than a quarter of a century her family had no idea how or why she disappeared while working as a massage they arist in macao in 1978. then came news from a couple who said they knew her well from of all places, north korea. >> the reporter came to see us. all the family gathered in the house, we all cried for her. >> reporter: ame

the conviction on money laundering charges is overturned to the but a texas appeals court. he was convicted in 2010 for allegedly trying to channel $200,000 in corporate donations to local republicans. sentenced to three years in prison but remain free during the appeals process. >> justices reversed the trial court's decision which means delay cannot be retried. >> a government shutdown is threatened because of disagreements. the government's money runs are at the end of the fiscal year on september 30th. some republicans are demanding the health care lobby defunded. many other republicans including house speaker think that is a bad idea. democrats have rejected it. the nation's borrowing limit is expected to be reached in mid october. republicans have signaled that they want spending cuts and exchange for increasing the debt ceiling. the pope says the roman catholic church has become obsessed with preaching about a marriage. and an interview the pope says it is not necessary to talk about those issues all the time. he has chosen not to speak about them. the church should

. >> yesterday a texas appeals court overturned the 2010 conviction of former house of representativesleader tom delay. he was originally charged and convicted for money- laundering and conspiracy but the courts lame there was insufficient evidence for those charges. in an opinion released yesterday the court said that the evidence shows that the defendants were attempting to comply with the regular and son contributions but the county attorney's district office said they will appeal this decision. they released a statement that said we are concerned and disappointed that two judges substituted their assessment of the facts for that of 12 jurors who personally heard the testimony of over 40 witnesses over the course of several weeks and found the evidence was sufficient and proved tom delay's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. i was joined earlier by mark levine to discuss the overturned conviction and what it says about the judicial process. now that the appeals court is saying he did nothing wrong i asked mark what he was doing in the first place and what justification the court had to

prison and yesterday a three judge panel made sure he'll never see time behind bars that's right a texas appeals court entirely overturned his sentence acquitted him of all charges but don't worry the two republican judges that voted for the acquittal had an awesome reason to overturn his sentence in a majority opinion one of them wrote quote the evidence shows that the defendants were attempting to comply with the election code limitations on corporate contributions as long as the lay was attempting to comply with the law while legally helping the g.o.p. control the texas government that's a ok now it's estimated. delay's spent more than twelve million dollars on his legal fees you don't want to tear justice thing i was talking about enough said. the but. it was a. very.

prison and yesterday a three judge panel made sure he'll never see time behind bars that's right a texas appeals court entirely overturned his sentence acquitted him of all charges but don't worry the two republican judges that voted for the acquittal had an awesome reason to overturn his sentence in a majority opinion one of them wrote quote the evidence shows that the defendants were attempting to comply with the election code limitations on corporate contributions as long as the lay was attempting to comply with the law while legally helping the g.o.p. control the texas government that's a ok now it's estimated that delay spent more than twelve million dollars on his legal fees you don't want to tear justice thing i was talking about enough said. the the such a. very hard to take. the to. life that he ever had sex with that hurt their little. league. the to. play. live. for the past. greeks economic crisis is about to enter its sixth year and as a result the country's been embroiled in their state of unrest constantly and this week was no different than interactions erupted on wednesday after

texas appeals court has overturned money laundry conviction. former house majority leader tom delay. acquittal means delay cannot be retried. money laundering case over. delay convicted in november 2010 for illegally funneling $190,000 in corporate money through the republican national committee to help elect gop candidates to the texas legislature in 2012 -- actually 2002. delay was sentenced to prison on conspiracy charge and five years for money laundering, remains free while appealing his case. texas court of appeals appealed 2-1 there was not enough evidence to sustain the convictions. [ female announcer ] we lowered her fever. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. ever for everything we do, we know you do so much more

. >>> a texas appeals court has overturned the money laundering conviction of former congressman, tom delay. the court ruled that the jury did not have enough evidence when they found him guilty of illegally funneling corporate money to republican candidates. delay is a former house majority leader whose nickname was "the hammer." the prosecutors say they will appeal to an even higher court. >>> mexico's government taking some heat for its response to a pair of deadly storms. there's plenty of flooding from the one-two punch from manuel and ingrid. the official death toll stands at nearly 100 people. that does not include those unaccounted for in a village that was devastated by a mudslide. critics say the government did not do enough to prepare for the storms and say they were focused on celebrations for mexico's independence day. >>> cleanup in colorado's storm zone. some basements filled with mud nearly to the ceiling. crews dealing with a spill from an oil field that was inundated with floodwaters there. 13,000 gallons of oil released from 1 facility. >>> time, now, for weather ac

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prison and yesterday a three judge panel made sure he'll never see time behind bars that's right a texas appeals court entirely overturned his sentence acquitted him of all charges but don't worry the two republican judges that voted for the acquittal had an awesome reason to overturn his sentence in a majority opinion one of them wrote quote the evidence shows that the defendants were attempting to comply with the election code limitations on corporate contributions as long as the lay was attempting to comply with the law while legally helping the g.o.p. control the texas government that's a ok now it's estimated that delay spent more than twelve million dollars on his legal fees you don't want to tear justice thing i was talking about with enough said. the the such a relief very hard to take. the to get along the lines that he ever had sex with that hurt that they're looking. for that leap. to the to cut. cut. cut. cut cut. cut. cut. cut cut the. greeks economic crisis is about to enter its sixth year and as a result the country has been and. roiled in their state of unrest constantly and this

texas appeals court has just overturned the 2010 of tom delay. s convicted of funneling money to elect republicans to the texas legislature. the ruling overturned a five year prison sentence for money laundering. the washington navy yard reopened this morning three days after the mass shooting in which a gunman killed 12 people. it is the regular day except for building 197 where the shootings occurred. investigators are trying to determine why former reservist aaron alexis gunned down those people before being killed by police. the storm the devastated, regenerated inter hurricane man well with category 1 strength, expected to move slightly inland and dump rain on fishing villages. the death toll is at 80. fifty-eight still missing. those are your news headlines on the fox business network. dagen: not my problem. the message sent by ben bernanke, tightening the spigot on all this cheap and easy money will be his successor's problem. bob auwaerter is here to talk about that, managing 3 quarters of $1 trillion. great to see you as always. is that h

yesterday a texas appeals court overturned the two thousand and ten conviction of former house of representativesmajority leader tom de lay he was originally charged and convicted for money laundering and conspiracy but the court threw out the conviction and claimed there was insufficient evidence for those charges in an opinion released yesterday the court said that the evidence quote shows that the defendants were attempting to comply with the election code limitations on corporate contributions but the travis county district attorney's office said it will appeal this decision made in a two to one vote the da released a statement that said we are concerned and disappointed that two judges substituted their assessment of the facts for that of twelve jurors who personally heard the testimony of over forty witnesses over the course of several weeks and found that the evidence was sufficient and prove delays guilt beyond a reasonable doubt i was joined earlier by mark levine a former congressional attorney and host of inside scoop to discuss the overturned conviction and what it says about the judi

. >>> a texas appeals court has overturned the money laundering conviction of tom delay. claimed he redirected corporate donations to candidates for the texas state legislature. he was given an eight-year prison sentence, but was allow to remain free during the appeal. prosecutors say they will now take the case to the state's highest court. >>> caroline kennedy is being considered for the post of u.s. ambassador to japan. if confirmed kennedy said she would strengthen ties between the u.s. and its fourth largest trading partner. >> if confirmed i look forward to working with american business, to expand and promote american exports and trade. in addition i will work to increase exchanges between american and japanese students, scroll lars and citizens, so that future generations will understood our shared history and continue to bind our nations closer. >> if confirmed kennedy would be the first woman to hold that post. >> okay. joie chen what is coming up at the top of the hour? >> good evening, jonathan. on "america tonight" broadway is responding to a late night call.

a texas appeals court over turned the conviction of u.s. delay acquitting him of money laundering. there was insufficient evidence to sustain this conviction. the former texas congressman was accused of funneling corporate money to texas candidates in 2002. joining me now, the man himself. congressman tom the delay. this has gone on for almost a decade longer in your life. about 13 years. >> well it started in 1996 when the democrats announced publically that they were going to get me . that's when the ethics charges started and racketeering suits. a law that doesn't exist in texas. it's amazing. >> didn't the judge said the charge was off base, it was never proven. >> there were six grand juries. one oh no billed me. they found a rogue district attorney who found a newly sworn in grand jury on the last day of the statute of limitations. 30 minutes after they were sworn in they brought an indictment on me . >> they went grand jury shopping. they had six and finally at the last hour -- >> yes. >> they finally got the six or seventh one. >> t

a texas appeals court tossing out the convictions of former u.s. house majority leader tom delay.2010 a jury found the conservative republican guilty of money laundering and conspiracy. he'd been accused of illegally funneling 190- thousand dollars to g-o-p legislative candidates. a three- judge panel says there was insufficent evidence. the d-a plans to appeal to the full appellate court. delay has remained free on bond during the appeals process and even appeared on dancing with the stars. skills you've got to see to believe. we'll introduce you to a local high school golfer who's legally blind. and we have a winner for that 400 million dollar powerball jackpot. find out where the winning ticket was sold. someone hit the jackpot, the powerball jackpot, that is. one ticket was sold with all the winning numbers. they are 7, 10, 22 , 32 ,35, and the powerball number is 19. the ticket was purchased at a gas station in lexington, south carolina. we may never know who the lucky winner is. in south carolina, jackpot winners are allowed to remain anonymous. powerball jackpots have been

. >> a texas appeals court overturned the money laundering conviction of former house leader tom delayhe was convicted of misusing political campaign funds. prosecutors claim he redirected donations. the appeals court said there was not enough evidence to support the conviction. the prosecutor who handled the case said he will appeal the decision. >> the floods in colorado have taken lives, destroyed homes. now experts say they're causing oil spills. we'll have the latest on the recovery efforts. >> also, the chemical weapons attacks in syria will pass the shadow over the united nations general assembly next week. the push for faster action, that is next. >> good morning. not even the retirement of donavan mcnabb's jersey could spoil andy reids much anticipated return to philadelphia. both former eagles share their emotions from last night's game, in sports. >> welcome back. these are our top stairs at this hour. pope francis says the catholic church will "fall like a house of cards if it doesn't welcome everyone." >> manuel weakened to a tropical storm after making landfall in mexico.

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. >>> an appeals court overturned the laundering conviction of former texas congressman delay.nce when they found him guilty of illegally funneling corporate money to candidates. delay, a former house majority leader nicknamed the hammer never backed down, even appearing on "dancing with the stars" during the case. prosecutors say they will appeal. >>> court documents released today are answering some questions about the abduction of a girl near atlanta. ayvani perez back home after taken from her home at gun point on monday. prosecutors say, police arrested one man after tracing calls to her home asking for ransom. a second suspect may have links to ayvani's mother. >> i think what is important at this point is she is safe. >> reporter: the fbi said the two men who abducted her are still at large. and the little girl says three or four men were involved and they all hid their faces from her. >>> there's an interesting connection. a lot of people have questions about this. apparently the mom and gentleman arrested on immigration charges were arrested together back in 2012 on dr

house majority lever leader tom delays conviction on money laundering was overturned today by a texas appealsurt ruled that there wasn't enough evidence for a jury in a 20-10 to find him guilty of illegally funneling money to republican candidates. prosecutors say they'll appeal today's ruling appeared >> the chicago area was pounded last night by taurine terrain, powerful winds and flash flooding. >> dozens of flights were counsel at o'hare airport awarded 3000 homes lost power appeared and one point during the night it's nearly 2 in. is rate fell at nearly 2 in. an hour appeared >> here is a look at satellite radar this afternoon you can see clear skies over the bay area and california. >> we will have spiky showers that will move in on late friday appeared >> cooler air will be filtering into the bay area keeping things into the '70s and the south bay to mark appeared >> upper 70's and low 80s to mar in the inland valley appeared >> '60s coast side and for san francisco 65 degrees which will be about 10 degrees colder than today appeared to align >> will see an increase in klaus to marleau

a texas appeals court today tossed out the money-laundering conviction of former house majority leader delay. in 2010, he was found guilty of illegally channeling $190,000 in corporate donations to republicans running for the state legislature. the appeals court ruled the state never proved the money was illegally obtained. prosecutors plan to appeal. j.p.-morgan chase will pay one of the largest fines ever, for one of the largest trading losses ever. the fines total $920 million. u.s. and british financial regulators said the bank is also admitting that weak oversight allowed london traders to lose $6 billion. more on this, in a moment. the death toll in mexico's disastrous flooding hit 97 today, amid major new destruction. a massive mudslide buried much of a village, located deep in the country's southern mountains. officials said 58 people are missing there. one survivor told a harrowing story. >> ( translated ): i was walking down the street, near a store, when i heard a loud noise and i just stood there. i saw how the dirt and dust began to billow up. it was like black smoke and i

former house majority leader tom delay speaking out after a texas appeals court, after all these years, overturned his criminal conviction for illegally funneling money to republican candidates. they cite ad lack of evidence in that case. last night on "hannity", delay said his conviction was politics in his opinion, pure and simple. >> i'll tell you that is what the left does to be honest with you. if they can't beat you on the political arena, then they come to try to defeat you personally and try to completely destroy you, bankrupt you, put you in a grave and dance on your grave. that's what they do. i told people today, they said, this is a huge burden lifted off your shoulders. i told them i didn't have a burden on the shoulders. i gave my burden to the lord. he carried it and i didn't have to. martha: interesting, right? prosecutors plan to appeal the decision and on it goes. bill: the hammer. back on the hill, right? >>> made for a jarring moment too. pat smith, mother of one of the americans killed in benghazi gives gripping testimony about her son sean, but most of the democra

at texas appeals court has overturned the money-laundering conviction of former house majority leader insufficient evidence. he was convicted in 2010 for illegally funneling corporate money via the republican national committee tell but republicans to the texas legislature. the ruling overturns a five year prison sentence for money laundering. the washington navy yard reopened three days after the mass shooting which a gunman killed 12 people. it is the regular day except for building 197 where the shootings occurred. they're still trying to determine why former reservist aaron alexis gunned down those people before being killed by police. hurricane man well soaked the northwest coast with heavy rain prompting evacuation this and rising the threat of more flash floods. 81 people have died so far from those forms but another 58 still missing. those are your news headlines on the fox business network, get you back to lori and adam. lori: the countdown to a possible government shutdown marches on as house republicans plan to tie funding the government with defunding obamacare. to rich ed

an appeals court in texas overturned the conviction of tom delay. the texas republican was found gazillion of funneling money to gop candidates. the evidence was insufficient but prosecutors said they will appeal. >>> rand paul spoke at the pac conference. he compared them to charley sheen because they are winning on the issues. >> i think we are winning in the sense that the public is with us. it's not just us. it's not just the remnant or the hard core. but i think the public is many general with us on these issues. >>> peter king railed against fellow republican ted cruz. the tea party favorite has been one of the far right republicans pushing to defund obama care even if it means a government shutdown. >> we as house republicans should stop letting ted cruz set our agenda for us. if he can deliver, fine. if he can't, he should keep quiet and we shouldn't listen to him. >> that family feud is knocking on john boehner's door. eric gurr filed paperwork to challenge the house speaker in the primary. >>> caroline kennedy sat before a senate committee

texas law bans direct corporate contributions to polite k58 campaigns. but the appeals court ruled the prosecution did not prove the money was tainted. prosecutors say they will appeal the state's highest court. >>> now to the historic flooding in colorado. where rescue crews say the emergency response is just about ending there. but the massive cleanup is just beginning. according to reports, property losses have reached nearly $2 billion. in estimated costs so far. officials say at least seven people were killed, an estimated 200 people still missing. two guys from the denver area got a bird's-eye view of the floodwaters over the weekend. they couldn't get the flood zone by car so they did the next best thing. i don't know if this is the next best thing. paragliding? okay. meanwhile, state health officials are now offering free and discounted tetanus shots for rescuers and flood victims. they suggest anybody who's been exposed to the floodwaters needs to get a booster shot. we have the latest now live in longmont, colorado. >> i'm actually in an area that is not an a

. >>> a federal appeals court is blocking texas from primary elections.norities and civil rights groups said it illegally drew maps that diminished the voting power of racial minorities. >>> first lady michelle obama said her anti childhood obesity is changing. >> if we keep pushing forward, we have the potential to transform the health of an entire generation of young people. >> also in d.c., vice president joe biden praised outgoing chief janet napolitano's leadership abilities and added this. >> look, i told the president when he asked me to do the job. one, i'm not wearing any funny hats and, two, i'm not changing my brand. but here's the deal. i think janet should be in the supreme court of the united states. >> she is becoming to be president of the university of california system. >>> a move by the irs might change tipping at restaurants. how? details in our big three money headlines. >>> but first today is the day we find out the host city for the 2020 olympics. tokyo is believed to be the favorite, madrid and istanbul, which could become the firs

a jury convicted delay in 2010 for illegally filing corporate money to texas jop candidates. a court of appealsnce. delay originally sentenced three years in priszen, did not serve any time pending appeal. he cannot be retried. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg is on capitol hill to lobby for immigration reform. in the next hour he meets with house secretary john boehner and earlier met with leaders from both parties in the senate. he's optimistic congress will "move things forward on immigration." >>> and time for the new "gut check." talk about an unlikely pair. rush limbaugh coming to the defense of jaden smith, the son of mega movie star will smith after tweets drew backlash. smith raised eyebrows toa s pos tweets over the last several days. some encouraged kids to drop out of school. one saying "if everybody in the world dropped out of school, we would have a much more intelligent society." another of jaden's tweets said, "school is the tool to brainwash the youth." a lot of remarks stirred up controversy. smith did get an unlikely defender. >>> i'm not thinking we've got a conservative kid h

house, news today that a texas appeals court has overturned the money laundering conviction of former house majority leader, tom delay. the associated press says in a 2-1 ruling today that tom delay had been acquitted. he was sentenced to three years in prison but his sentence was on hold while his case made its way through the appellate process. he was found guilty in november, 2010, of money laundering and conspiracy to commit money laundering for helping illegally funnel money to texas candidates. that conviction overturned today in austin. the house coming in at noon. we hope to have john boehner in about five or 10 minutes or so. live here on c-span. in the meantime discussion from this morning's "washington journal" on the upcoming debate n the c.r. and debt ceiling. host: representative scott garrett, were you at the closed door republican conference yesterday? guest: it's the regular weekly g.o.p. meeting that we have downstairs. host: can you give us a sense how that went and what some of the issues discussed and is there division within the g.o.p.? guest: sure. i can do all

texas. the court of appeals has overturned money laundering and conspiracy conviction of former congressman tom delay. i'm just reading the court decision. which says that the charges were legally insufficient and so was the proof. fairly lengthy decision here but basically the court of appeals say wait a minute for money laundering you have to have knowledge and intent that the money is going to be transferred for criminal activity. there was no evidence of that in the case and so the conviction and three-year sentence which had been set aside pending appeal has now been reversed and we -- jenna: is that it, gregg? is that it for now? is he totally in the clear? gregg: no, not necessarily. prosecutors can appeal it to a higher court. it is questionable whether they're going to do that. basically, i'm reading this decision. it's, it's a pretty severe criticism of the prosecution. of course tom delay, no longer a congressman. i didn't know this until you told mee a moment ago. jenna: how can you not think about "dancing with the stars" a couple years ago? he was a former majority leader. he

and ten for illegally funny funneling corporate money to texas candidates and was sent to three years in jail now because of the lengthy appeals process delay has managed to stay out of prison and yes.

majority leader tom delay, in november 2010 the texas are legislator was found guilty of are obtaining campaign funds, was allowed to be free during the appeal. the appeal court said there wasn't enough toafd support the conviction. >>> the united nations is holding closed door meetings in thailand this week. testimony will be given for one woman, veronica pedrosa reports from thailand. >> if anocha is listening, her brother has a message for her. >> i miss you so much, i miss you every day, i've been waiting so long for her. i'm deaf, i can't hear any more. >> if anocha was alive today she would be 58. for a quarter century her family had no idea how or why she disappeared, then came word from a couple who said they knew her well from of all places north korea. >> the reporter came to see us cull, all of our family gathered in house and we all cried for her. >> charles jenkins showed this picture to the world. he's behind him and his japanese abductee wife caught unaware was anocha, this is the house they built with money she sent back to them in northern thailand. her brother has continued to pressure the northern thai government for her r

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