the railing on the deck outside the ungers' cabin was freshly broken. were sitting or leaning on it and it gave way, causing her to fall to the boat launch below. but how did the body get into the water? mark unger hired a private independent forensic firm to find out why. they concluded that with florence falling 12 feet from the deck, the momentum of the fall carried her forward from the point of impact. >> they produced five different scenarios, computer animations that showed different ways that florence could have possibly ended up in the water. >> the forensic firm concluded that florence's death was an accident, but the medical examiner completely disagreed. >> bodies do not bounce. that's number one. she would have been rendered unconscious upon contact. an unconscious person, unconscious individual cannot just walk into the water. >> and dr. dragovic noticed the blood stain on the boat launch was nearly a foot in diameter. >> for blood to go to that size to the diameter that we're talking on the cement platform, the body would have had to have

. >> i hate to do this but i'm going to have to be the rick unger of this segment. >> rick unger is thek unger hat there's such a thing as an oil or gas weapon is a myth. the notion that russia can keep its oil and gas from reaching other countries in europe defies basic economics. the only closed economy is the world economy. if russia 'em bar goes every single european state they'll still consume russian oil and gas but they'll buy it from the russians who don't 'em bar go. this will not push putin out of power. >> with respect, i listened to the europeans, the length wayne yans. we got to leave it at that. >>> we talked about how russia is trampling its neighbors so why is it planning to give it and china more control over the internet? is free speech online on the line? ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy,

. >> i hate to do this but i'm going to have to be the rick unger of this segment. >> rick unger is the rick unger of this segment. >> the idea that there's such a thing as an oil or gas weapon is a myth. the notion that russia can keep its oil and gas from reaching other countries in europe defies basic economics. the only closed economy is the world economy. if russia 'em bar goes every single european state they'll still consume russian oil and gas but they'll buy it from the russians who don't 'em bar go. this will not push putin out of power. >> with respect, i listened to the europeans, the length wayne yans. we got to leave it at that. >>> we talked about how russia is trampling its neighbors so why is it planning to give it and china more control over the internet? is free speech online on the line? announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scotade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't tr

rich and elizabeth, bruce jackson, rick unger and john. so steve, this is the only hope a lot of these kids have. >> absolutely, david. that's why parents are so adaamant about it. they want them to have a ticket for the future. i'm here in chicago, out here the mayor is in favor, rahm emanuel, so kids in chicago, 13% than in new york which is 6 or 7%. out here the mayor knows they are a ticket to the future. he is a great fan of them. so the more charter schools the better. and at least one mayor out here gets it even if de blasio in new york does not. >> bruce, the reason,et's be clear about it, the reasons that the unions hate these schools is because they don't have to hire union teachers. >> well, that's part of it. i'm out in denver for health care conference, but one of the things going on in chicago where i live is that they closed 50 schools and the mayor does get some credit for opening charter schools, but he's only opened a handful and the unions in a lot of people, the taxpayers are asking questions saying you know, who is own

. >> i hate to do this but i'm going to have to be the rick unger of this segment. >> rick unger is theger of this segment. >> the idea that there's such a thing as an oil or gas weapon is a myth. the notion that russia can keep its oil and gas from reaching other countries in europe defies basic economics. the only closed economy is the world economy. if russia 'em bar goes every single european state they'll still consume russian oil and gas but they'll buy it from the russians who don't 'em bar go. this will not push putin out of power. >> with respect, i listened to the europeans, the length wayne yans. we got to leave it at that. >>> we talked about how russia is trampling its neighbors so why is it planning to give it and china more control over the internet? is free speech online on the line? >>> should the white house hand over control to the global community? critics saying that's going to empower little regard for freedom. >> it's about the management of phone book addresses, meaning people get to set up their own accounts. there's already bad sensorship going on with north ko

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i'd love to be able to live in a world like rick unger does. you cover your eyes and your ears and accept the narrative that's out there without getting a special prosecutor to tell us what happened about the white house's potential government. are a government by the people and for the people. this isn't by the government for the government. the perspective, what is going on with the dna of our government where we're allowing the irs to behave like this without any checks and balance, without a special prosecutor to get to the bottom of the shiefling of political dissent. >> bruce, the fact is that the white house and their mignons have been throwing one office and a group of people working in cincinnati under the bus when, in fact, it went much higher than that. the cincinnati people aren't taking it lightly. there's a woman named elizabeth hoffenger who worked in that office and here's what she had to say about being thrown under the bus. >> i was deep ll lly offended. i felt like it was a nuclear strike, like they were blaming us. >> bruce,

rich and elizabeth, bruce jackson, rick unger and john.his is the only hope a lot of these kids have. >> absolutely, david. that's why parents are so adaamant about it. they want them to have a ticket for the future. i'm here in chicago, out here the mayor is in favor, rahm emanuel, so kids in chicago, 13% than in new york which is 6 or 7%. out here the mayor knows they are a ticket to the future. he is a great fan of them. so the more charter schools the better. and at least one mayor out here gets it even if de blasio in new york does not. >> bruce, the reason, let's be clear about it, the reasons that the unions hate these schools is because they don't have to hire union teachers. >> well, that's part of it. i'm out in denver for health care conference, but one of the things going on in chicago where i live is that they closed 50 schools and the mayor does get some credit for opening charter schools, but he's only opened a handful and the unions in a lot of people, the taxpayers are asking questions saying you know, who is owning these

historian harlow unger reports president shenton on -- aware the president he was having gained power despite constitutional limits. this is about 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. if you have turned off your cell phones, tell your friends to call me. i will leave mine and take messages. if some of you are upset with our president are some of his predecessors, some of you believe that he ignored the law or the constitution, well the fault dear brutus, you don't mind if i call you brutus do you? the fault dear brutus is not in the stars but in ourselves for we elected him. but in all fairness to ourselven the constitution and in our first president george washington. the constitution says and i quote and executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states but it fails to define executive power and it fails to say what the president should do with it other than execute the office of the president. whatever that means. it means nothing. that is exactly what the framers intended. the president was to do nothing. the framers ruled the const

neil: rick unger is reforming, turns out he is stuck with his hopelessly liberal thing, he is trying to kick the hab tight save his life -- habit to save his life, and ecigarette companies are trying to help guys like rick do that, but government in a lot of places are looking to ban ecigarettes equating them with cigarette, los angeles could bes latest. saying don't even think about lighting' a e-sig in public. rick, as a guy on air, you were saying it is no big deal. >> i'm not a doctor, i have not stayed in a holiday inn lately, it is water it is nicotine, you can argue as to whether or not nicotine is a good idea, from all i want, no worse from a cup of coffee. but, why would you want to ban something that is helping people get off of those cigarettes, we know are dreadful, they are killing people. neil: one rare time i agree with you. i'm thinking greg in los angeles' case, you have problems, you have everything' else, you really have time for this? really? >> look, at the end of the day we need our policymakers making decisions based on science when they passed up door ban for

. >> historian harlow unger reports that president washington, where of the of the presidency with setting comic in ever widening executive powers during his tenure despite constitutional limits. this is about 40 minutes. >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. if you turn off your cell phones, just tell your friend to call me. i leave mine on and take messages for you. if some of you are upset with our president or some of his predecessors, some of you believe that he or they ignored the law or the constitution, well, the fault, dear brutus to you don't mind if i called you brutus, do you? the fault, dear brutus, is not in the stars but in ourselves, for we elected him and them. but in all fairness to ourselves, the fault also is in the constitution. and in our first president, george washington. the constitution says, and i quote, the executive power shall be vested in a president of the united states, but it fails to define executive power. and it fails to say what the president should do with it other than execute the office of the president, whatever that means. it means nothing

unger. >> i'll give you an alternative reason for why you're not seeing this crisis. i wrote an article in the forbes column and quoted a senior policy adviser, a domestic policy adviser saying that if the congress is not going to get this stuff done but the president will. you know whose adviser it was, ronald wilson reagan. >> but people have not done it in the white house. >> no, no, no -- >> i was in the nixon administration, the last time we were accused of having an empiral presidency. but the difference was the media was in a different place. the media criticized and took very seriously the job as the watchdogs of liberty, now you have the president does whatever he wants. the media is like trained seals at the zoo, applauding whatever he does. >> historically presidents have had a very adversarial relationship with the press and have tried to see if there was wiggle room to keep things as private as possible and control the message. that is what they're doing, but why people don't care, politicians in washington don't hear their voice. they're about themselves

jersey wants e-smokers to stop, too, so what is a rick unger to do? los angeles is already talking about giving e-cigs the heave-ho and now the garden state considering an e-cig tax woe? all right. trying to quit, not being a liberal, mind you, but a smoker, if you don't mind which apparently in jersey they do mind. rick, you can't go anywhere to light that thing up. what's the problem? >> you know, neil, i have to react to what you said in the tees tease on this segment. what do you mean i never met a tax i didn't like that? >> that was mean and that was pretty. i meant to say rarely is there a tax that you never liked. this e-cigarette thing and i apologize, not really, this e-cigarette thing, explain how e-cigarettes work. >> basically what this does is takes all of the things out of what you would get in a cigarette, the tars, all of the things they cause cancer, the carcinogens, and it basically reduces it to water vapor and nicotine, so what tends to be addictive is the nicotine so you're able to get that in an e-cigarette, and i've got one righ

unger? >> that pilots across the world have different standards for what is -- does the physical test include, the mental test include. and you have to look at the kinds of medication that a pilot is taking. might that have altered mood. is this pilot depressed. much is put on the physical, you know. is their heart strong enough, is there any physical difficulties here. but he said increasingly other countries are looking to u.s. standards on how we test our pilots, how regularly you do that. but the fact of the matter is something like a depression or some cognitive problem, you know, can start just after you've had a physical. so he obviously stressed the importance of having these mental exams as well but not every country requires them or every airline requires them of their pilots. so as they're looking in that cockpit that's certainly something that's going to come up, but, you know, it tells us several times, you know, it's not just the pilots they're looking at, it's anybody that tou

i'd love to be able to live in a world like rick unger does. you cover your eyes and your ears and accept the narrative that's out there without getting a special prosecutor to tell us what happened about the white house's potential government. we are a government by the people and for the people. this isn't by the government for the government. the perspective, what is going on with the dna of our government where we're allowing the irs to behave like this without any checks and balance, without a special prosecutor to get to the bottom of the shiefling of political dissent. >> bruce, the fact is that the white house and their mignons have been throwing one office and a group of people working in cincinnati under the bus when, in fact, it went much higher than that. the cincinnati people aren't taking it lightly. there's a woman named elizabeth hoffenger who worked in that office and here's what she had to say about being thrown under the bus. >> i was deep ll lly offended. i felt like it was a nuclear strike, like they were blaming us. >> bru

. >> the dvd is that you should watch ouare: the h unger games, catching fire, american hustle, the book march 18th. >> so screens as you can now go watch is monument's men, philomena, 12 years a slave, and frozen. >> she is rough, tough and has not hit her bottom yet. she may never do so but lindsay lohan was paid by oprah to do a reality show. >> strike ocean has some harsh words for chipotle. he wrote the company a check and took a look at what he had put into. the singer refunded their money after they sued him. olson says that he thought that this ad was to promote responsible farm may not the company itself. >> kristen bell says that she peed in a jar while in her oscar dress. she made this admission on live with kelly and michael. this is how she promotes her latest mode. >> miley cyrus appears on stage in her underwear it is usually on purpose but supposedly not this time. she posted this picture after she showed up in milwaukee. she said this she missed her costume change but did not want to miss the next song, so she just ran out and her undies. >> beyonce, jennifer garner and

. >> and if an owl attacking human sounds like so much urban legend, don't tell that to byron unger. was leaving work with his manager one night when an owl swooped down from the trees and swiped his colleague on the head. this surveillance camera caught the entire freakish event. and if that weren't strange enough, it happened to byron himself two weeks later. >> i've never been hit so hard by something that felt like a baseball bat. knocked me probably five feet to the ground. >> knocked you? >> on the ground. scattered me. i was bleeding so bad i thought i lost my eye. >> his wife waiting for him in the car dialed 911. >> they didn't believe my wife. they thought we were crazy when we said my husband has been attacked by a bird or an owl. >> show me in the head. >> got me right here in to my eye a little bit and up in to my hair really bad. the side of the face and all up in here hit by talons. >> is that what happened to kathleen peterson? but critics see problems with the idea that an owl attacked kathleen. problems like, why isn't there more of a trail of blood from the front d

[inaudible conversations] >> historian harlow unger reports that president washington, aware of the precedent was setting, gained ever-widening executive powers during his tenure despite constitutional limits. this is about 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. if you've turned off your cell phones, just tell your friend to call me, i'll leave mine on and take messages for you. [laughter] if some of you are upset with our president or some of his predecessors, some of you believe that he or they ignored the law or the constitution, well, the fault, dear brutus -- you don't mind if i call you brutus, do you? -- the fault, dear brutus, is not in the star, but in ourselves. for we elected him and them. but in all fairness to ourselves, the fault also is in the constitution. and in our first president, george washington. the constitution says, and i quote, and the executive power shag be invested in a president of the united states, but it fails the define executive power. and it fails to say what the president should do with it other than execute the office of the