us how that happened. (rubirosa) we accept that mr. driscoll and mr. lupo chose to commit suicide. and we're willing to give you immunity for helping them. in exchange, you'll tell us how mr. driscoll learned he had lou gehrig's disease. bill nolan gave larry the medical report. (rubirosa) and how did mr. nolan come to be involved? (hames) after my father got out of jail, mr. nolan kept hounding him for an interview. i thought i could help my father. i told nolan about this man, tom lupo. i told him i was there when he committed suicide. he got very excited. he wanted to witness a suicide. he said it would help my father's cause. larry was thinking of suicide. he thought he was a lot sicker than what the doctors were telling him. but he couldn't make up his mind. and what did he do? did he ask mr. nolan for help? nolan just kept talking about a deadline. so he used a source at the hospital to get larry's report. when the report said larry had lou gehrig's, larry made up his mind. mila, the report was wrong. larry didn't have lou gehrig's. well if they don't take away nolan's emmy fo

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quick, use mr. jefferson. what's happened here? she hit me andescaped out the window. [crash] the duchess will kill me for breaking this. can you see her? no. maybe she'sat the lifeboat. she got away? yes, i'm afraid so... well? we lost herin the fog. the lifeboat's gone. we'll notifythe coast guard when we get to shore. at least she's gone and we're all safe. i could sureuse a drink. right.yeah. yeah. well, here is to the memory of edgar thornton. and to we who solved his murder-- everyone but sherlock stooge there. did i thank you for this trip, louise? oh, come on. that's notthe george jefferson i know. so what if you didn't solve it? if someone didn't get it, it wouldn't be a mystery, right? there's lots you do better than them. you're just trying to make me feel good. see? you're not asdumb as they think. the thing that's been bothering me-- what, george? i thought i solved this murder mystery. i didn't want to say nothing stupid? how couldyou look stupid? maybe because ofyour dumb theory aboutedgar killing himself? uh, florence, forget it. oh, i'm sorry. or that

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prentiss: thank you for coming to speak with us, mrs. goehng. did i have a choice? we need your help. if i don't have to be here, good-bye. um, is this you? that is you, isn't it? where did you get this? um, have you seen this woman? well, you probably saw these three women on the news as well, and we think they all share one thing in common. what? they all look like you. a pattern, a type. you and all of these womefit a type. when was the last time you saw your husband? i... i haven't seen him since we threw him out. we? the militia. they saw what-- what he did to me, and threw him out. what he did to you? francis killed himself yesterday. he's--he's dead? after being caught driving angela miller's car. can you think of anywhere your husband was sadistic. he hurt you, made you do horrible things. he treated you like a slave. did what he wanted, whenever he wanted. he did the same thing to those oer women, except they didn't have the militia to save them. francis said that his dream started with 9 acres. what's he talking about? my parents' land. when--when--when th

you inspire us all. mr. trump: good morning to be here. supposedly i got lost. no, we had a great evening. pat: you are working on a project in washington after the old post office building. everybody wanted this, but you got it. "the art of the deal" -- what did you do? mr. trump: it's an amazing building built in the 1880's. walls that are five and thick, made of solid granite. today they use like plastic, right? one of the most beautiful buildings in washington. for years it was a post office. i always say to people if you , can get a post office in the city, you always get the best location. they are always there first. this was the one for washington. they put it out to bid. it was one of the most hotly contested projects ever in the gsa services, the big landlord for the government. they chose us. it's a great honor because we were chosen in the obama administration, which is sort of amazing. a lot of people did not think we were not able to get it. we want to make sure it gets done. we have a great track record for this stuff. we're building a hotel, 300

us. [laughter] mr. young: but when we look at the history of the african-american integration into america, the one thing that has been most difficult for us is the desegregation of the money. it wasn't an accident that we didn't talk much about money. every black institution that had been overturned had been overturned because of some financial discrepancies. so dr. king always said to us that, you know, to be free you have got to overcome the level of wealth and the fear of death, and so we did not talk much about either. though we knew that both were very significant in creating the world in which we live. we were right out of the mccarthy era, so to talk about money too much made you a communist, especially if you were talking about sharing the wealth. not to mention that that was right out of the new testament, -- testament. but we have had a long struggle trying to make this country work. but it cannot work so long as we have barriers of race, creed, gender, national origin, and wealth. to desegreg

all right, what can you tell us, mr. kohl? kohl: three months ago, i picked up a fare. it was late, after midnight. i could see he's been hurt - he's in some kind of trouble. ed and you didn't report this? kohl: no. i thought he's just a boy. he was running away from somewhere, so i took him home. to your hous when someone is in trouble, what do you do? you help them. couch folds out. i can bring you a blanket. jamie: why... so you can phone the police? why would i do that, huh? (emotional)i can't do this anymore. i can't... i can't do this. kohl: then maybe it's time for you to go home. nope. i don't got one of those. to a friend then? 460,000 followers, no friends. you must have a friend. one friend. sage. two friends. my name's armand. darcy. next morning, he was gone. but then last week, he turns up again, out of the blue, and he gives me an envelope. it's full of money. five thousand dollars. i say to him, "what's this?" that's when i call the police. because this money, it's too much, and it isn't mine. ed: 'kay, he say anything else? kohl: he said: "you're not go

can you help us, mr. smith? first of all, it's dr. smith, not mr. smith. second, the only way i'll give you my expert opinion is if we cut a deal, right now. i could do that... or i could stop wasting my time with you. this guy's not doing it for the money. if you knew that for sure you wouldn't be here. what do the eyeso for in beijing, a grand? the skin you sent to moscow, that netted you what, 15? so when you looked at the last picture, i know what you saw. you saw an amateur who could make a lot more money if he took more than the right leg. after all, you did. listenagent. [door buzzes open] actually, it's doctor. unlike you, i still have my degree. but you have a good day, mr. smith. it could be dumping the body down here was a forensic countermeasure. probably, but it's the deviation in m.o. that stumps me. pun intended. two different victims, two different amputations. all right, so what do you see, doctor? this amputation was transtibial, but the survivor was transfemoral. so his leg was cut below the knee, and tony's was cut above. the cutting he

in the long run, it will help us. mrs. clinton: we don't need guantanamo hanging out there over our heads. sharyl: wednesday, attorney general loretta lynch testified before congress and confirmed highest standards of rule of law. that transferring detainees to the law. president obama has not been successful in closing gitmo during his seven years in office. recently, we spoke with senator lindsey graham, who sits on both the appropriations and armed services committees, who explained why it's not likely to close now. how can it be stopped? sen. graham: because congress won't let it. there's no way y y're going to bring guantanamo detainees inside america without a plan approved by the congress. three years ago, i sat in the under one condition -- that the people who are brought into the recently, we spoke with senator lindsey graham, who sits on both united states be held under the held indefinitely without trial, no requirement in a war to let prisoners go as long as they're dangerous. we couldn't get there, so, at the

>> we started this revolution to get rid of him here, told us. mr. obama said that bashar al assad lost his legitimacy. how could we ignore that and sit down with a terrorist? was carried out by the u.s.-led coalition. the u.s. said its planes weren't even in the area. but scott that is an indication of how difficult it can be to negotiate with the syrian regime. >> holly williams on the turkey-syrian border for us tonight. holly, thank you. today, pope francis visited one of mexico's poorest states. at a mass in chiapas on the border of guatemala, francis denounced the abuse of mexico's indigenous people. the area is the center of a migration crisis as central americans struggle to reach the u.s. manuel bojorquez takes us there. >> reporter: the men walking for days part of their desperate journey north. we have to keep going says this man, because the situation in el salvador is very dangerous. thousands to flee. >> to get north gives you hope of a better life. but it has become a dangerous gamble. 900 to 1,000 new arrivals. emily vickland runs the

mr. benny's. i'm sure he'll help us out. i called him so he should be here any minute. - good, then i'll set up the recording machine. - i hope everything works. - [rochester] you know, mr. benny hasn't even tended to business. his producer sent this play over and he won't even look at it. (doorbell rings) uh oh! - oh, never mind, i'll get it. hope it isn't mr. benny, it'll ruin everything. oh, hello, mr. stern, come on in. - [isaac] hello, mary. how are you? - you know rochester. - sure, how are ya, rochester? - hello, mr. stern. - well, mary when you called me and asked me to hurry over with a violin i gathered that it was most urgent. - it is, you see, three days ago, jack found out he wasn't a great violinist. - only three days ago? (audience laughs) - well, he's very upset over it, but i think with your help we might snap him out of it. - well, mary, you know how i love jack and if there is anything i can do to bring the twinkle back to those big blue eyes of his, you know i'd be very happy to do it. - well, thanks a lot

we thank you for sharing -- having you share him with us. mr. chairman, thank you. god bless you all. mr. chabot: i thank the gentleman and reclaiming my time. we greatly appreciate the gentleman's comments here this evening. i would now like to yield such time as he might consume to the -- another gentleman from ohio, mr. steve stivers. mr. stivers: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor a fellow ohioan who had distinguished service in this body for 25 years and made a huge difference for everyday americans for 25 years. today would be his birth-day, chairman mike oxley, congressman mike oxley who made a huge difference. i didn't have the honor of serving with congressman oxley but what i did have was a chance to meet him and have him been an advisor and mentor when i got here and got on the financial services committee, committee he was formerly the chairman of. he took me you think his wing. he introduced me to hundreds of people. he helped me find my way here. he helped make sure i got on the path to being a good legislator and he did that not really knowi

mrs. vinnie and everyone else an apology. yeah. yeah. you've been terribly rude and insulting to us all. mrs. keaton,it's clear that your son does not gethis intelligence from you. if you feeli'm insulting, fine. i won't insultanyone anymore. this get-togetheris over. i'm leaving. wait a minute! don't push me! move it, grandma. you can't do that! who's goingto stop me? mallory, you hold the plate, jennifer, you hold that piece, and i'll fit them together. ok. great. great. hold it like this for two minutes, and it'll last for 2,000 years. it says so right on the bottle. [telephone rings] [ring] what should we do? [ring] all right. don't panic. [ring] [ring] [ring] hello. yeah. just a second. oh, thanks. ah, linda? i'm going to take it in the other room. sorry about that. you're home early.what happened? it's a long story. you talkedto mrs. stickney,didn't you? yes, but that's not the-- i promisei'll work harder. i'll do my homeworkevery night. maybe not every night,but every other night. mallory! we have other more serious problems right now. thank god. hey, how did it go? maybe you'd better

the british people say yes, we want to stay in the european union, based on what you have won for us, mrron, is it the case as i have read that the european parliament can still veto any of the proposals that he has come back with? >> reporter: well, that would be the case, but really, david, we need to get to that point in the first place. and this is the draft text that donald sent out earlier to e.u. leaders, and inside you see different bits in square brackets, and those are the parts of the deal which still need to be ironed out, and the hard bits will be on benefits for migrants and also on financial regulation. of course for david cameron, he wants a good deal, because when he came into power, he promised that referendum on europe, so he wants to take back something that he can sell to the british people, who at the moment are pretty undecided. so it's going to be a long night, but we might get a referendum announcement on saturday if he gets a deal, and that could take place in june. >> emma thank you. >>> you are watching al jazeera. coming up, punished at the pump, why venezuel

mr. tonko put before us in the state revolving fund. thank you so very much for joining us. mr. lieu: thank you. i look forward to working with you and others to make sure we invest in america. thank you. mr. garamendi: i appreciate you being here. thank you so very much. pipes.r. tonko, lead mr. tonko: you know, lead pipes. the $863 million in the drinking water s.r.f. of which i spoke is a lot of money. but when you put it into context of maybe $10 million -- 10 million lead service lines in the country, when you think of infrastructure that is beyond 100 years old, when i did tours, i've been doing tours in my district of the water system, and i have found systems as old as 145 years. that's when rutherford b. hayes was in the white house. and i saw pipes that were eight inch in diameter, reduced to four-inch flow because of calsfication. i saw pipes removed because of corrosion by the acidity of soils that has taken its toll. you think of new technology, invention, innovation, gauges that are -- can be utilized, liners that can be put in certain pipes for extending the usefu

. >> no other candidate would listen to us, mrs. clinton did. nobody reached out to us. nobody listened to us. nobody said black lives matter until this brave and powerful woman stood up for us. >> we didn't have to go looking for her. she came to us. okay? not one of the presidential candidates even considered -- even considered us. >> you cannot fake compassion. you cannot fake genuine. you cannot fake the fact that you care. i don't care if it's in a nine month span of an election, you can't fake that. >> i really hope that this is the beginning. that this is a movement that yes, it does result in change and it does bring more people as president obama said to consider guns and violence as a voting issue. something that will motivate you and those you know to turn out on saturday for the south carolina primary. to turn out in november and to work together to make the changes we deserve to see. >> bernie sanders will hold a press conference in south carolina later today to outline his agenda for lifting working families out of poverty. >>> still ahead on "way too early

. >> wanna try that and then we'll get to one object -- we're going to use mr. kennedy throughout the show tonight. that's not easy. [ cheers and applause ] >> now that's not easy. >> no, that's the hard one. >> this is probably very difficult because you don't have any weight to work with, right? >> right. you have to move your head quickly. >> throughout the show, we're going to start -- what? -- we're going to do one object now, and throughout the show, we would like you to come out commercial, and do various objects and some of the objects you are going to do -- a card table, a tuba, stepladder is all right? >> it's all right. >> we found a big mounted fish. >> a fish? [ laughter ] >> i'm talking big mounted fish. chairs and a base violin. all of them reasonable? >> they're reasonable. >> and your claim to fame is, if i can lift it, i can balance it. okay. ed it's all yours start with the card table. [ applause ] [ drum roll ] [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, ed. we'll be back right after this. [ cheers and app

"we started this revolution to get rid of him," he told us. "mr. obama said that bashar al-assad had lost his legitimacy. how can we ignore that and sit down with a terrorist?" syria claimed today that the hospital attack in idlib was actually carried out by the u.s.-led coalition. the u.s. said its planes weren't that's an indication of just how difficult it can be to negotiate with the syrian regime. >> pelley: holly williams on the turbish-syrian border for us tonight. holly, thank you. today pope francis visited one of mexico's poorest states. at a nass chiapas on the border of guatemala, francis denounced the abuse of mexico's indigenous people. the area is the cter of a migration crisis as central americans struggle to reach the u.s. manuel bojorquez takes us there. >> reporter: these men have been walking for days, part of their desperate journey north. "we have to keep going," says this man, "because the situation in el salvador is very dangerous. violence and poverty have forced thousands to flee." to get north gives you hope of a better l

us? [pandemonium] >> order! mr. clark has the floor. >> my cousin and i import good english tea in a legal manner, unlike the smuggler of beacon hill, who brings his dutch tea under the cover of darkness like a thief in the night! >> order! order! gentlemen, please, let us maintain civility. the chair recognizes mr. john copley. >> i am an artist, not a politician, but like so many others in this town, i have been pulled into this matter. just a month ago, my father in law and others were wanting to see peace in boston. it was out of their power to send the tea back to england, but they offered to have it stored while they awaited further orders, and they would allow the tea to be inspected to ensure said committees that no tea would be sneaked off and be sold. but this body refused those concessions. and so with the consensus of the kings taxes. just last week, he proposed out right an invitation for myself and other sons of liberty to discuss these matters in a civil fashion. the consignees show themselves to be a