so has wayne williams'.ified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i think he had his dad's car, if i'm not

wayne, what's going on? this is being an epidemic with kids going after teachers, kids going after law enforcement. what's up? >> well i think, eric, we've had a total change in the culture where parents are no longer held responsible for the acts of their children in other words, the children who go to school today think they can do things and that the teacher -- the parents have imposed on the teachers this responsibility. it's not the teachers' problem to have behavior modification in the students. they're there to teach. the students have gone ber zerk because they don't have a home life or culture that teaches them to be responsible and take individual responsibility for their actions. >> juan, you've done a lot of research in the classroom. this is a growing problem. is there a way to fix this? >> yeah get our families back together. i mean, you know, put some emphasis, especially hollywood and the rap people and all the music folks, i don't mean to come off as some old scol but a lot of this comes fro

. >> wayne merrill got caught up in the opioid painkiller experiment. >> wayne was an exceptional father. he really was. >> five years ago, kathleen bowley married wayne, and they started a family here in southern maine. >> i couldn't have asked for a better partner. we shared the same value system. we just felt into it very easily. it was easy. wayne worked as a meat cutter at a butcher shop. one day he fell at work, and was prescribed vicodin and percoset for the pain. several months later he injured his arm at work again, and his doctor prescribed him oxycontin. >> i was in the waiting room and the doctor came out and said we had to give him something stronger this time because he's built up a tolerance. and i thought that was peculiar, but i just nodded and responded to the doctor and that was that. he's the doctor, he's in charge he's the expert. it took me about 9 months to figure out what was going on with him and the prescription pills. i was working from home one day and he came home around 2 o'clock that afternoon and he was so messed up. i mean he couldn't even put a sentence

wayne you're pretty than nancy.'m sorry. >> jessica, let's stay on this for a second here. why does the president come out and sell this thing that's free mean while it's going to cost us $60 billion over the next ten years. >> because the students themselves are the ones for two years in coordination with states there's this very broad and comprehensive program that they're putting forth that would help people who need help in terms of the economy going forward. it's an investment in our future and in the american worker and people who are here as citizens. you can make the same argument which people did back when they tried to make public education and high school, which i know -- >> but the problem with community college isn't access. >> look how well that's worked out. >> there is a problem with access to community college. >> no, there isn't. >> a couple weeks ago we were talking how there's such low rates of graduation community college and this is something they're addressing -- >> hold on guys. hold on. you

go ahead wayne. i think under de blasio in new york, shings have gotten worse. >> i just wanted to answer that this is not -- you say -- i didn't say spend money on cleaning up crime and all that. ip said you have a more fundamental problem. and that is one that is cultural. not racial. so the racial part is a result of the cultural thing and that's what you've got to understand. if you don't understand that you'll never understand the racial part. >> we want to understand you're tying drugs to the black community and it is african-american men -- >> i'm tying -- jobs -- >> a preponderance -- >> wrong. >> no, it's not wrong. you're the one who brought drugs into your argument. you're the one who said it's culture and drugs and people selling drugs. >> listen for a moment please. listen to what i'm saying. >> hmm. >> just listen. i'm saying drugs are the result. i'm not saying drugs are the cause. drugs are the result. >> the government, federal government under several administrations. >> hostility o

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. >> sean, we're going to talk to chris's wife and wayne chris's dad later. tell us wa you knew about chris and your relationship and what you thought of the film. do you think it portrays him? to have more kills than any other person in history and -- pretty amazing. >> i had the honor and privilege of meeting chris in 2012 when "american sniper" came out. i met him at a boot campaign charity shooting event. we both felt like we knew each other for a long time. and we hit it off. and he was just an incredible guy. but, you know "american sniper," i think the important thing for people to realize and recognize is it captures the totality of war not just life on the battlefield for our troops. and for the most part, you know our journey truly begins when we start coming home. and i think "american sniper" captures that. and i think everyone watching tonight should seek to make it the number one movie in the country because it's going to educate future americans on what it's like to be in iraq and afghanistan and more importantly it's going to show americans th

wayne you're pretty than nancy. i'm sorry. >> jessica, let's stay on this for a second here. why does the president come out and sell this thing that's free mean while it's going to cost us $60 billion over the next ten years. >> because the students themselves are the ones for two years in coordination with states there's this very broad and comprehensive program that they're putting forth that would help people who need help in terms of the economy going forward. it's an investment in our future and in the american worker and

lapierre led the nra. >> wayne lapierre is the nra. he built the nra into what it is today. >> narrator: in the 1970s, he started as a lobbyist. >> if you're a political junkie like wayne or like myself, it was a wonderful job. you're working with all these people and having these fights. and you're cutting your teeth. >> narrator: but lapierre was no one's idea of a glad-handing lobbyist. >> he was a very quiet man. i was amazed he was a lobbyist because he did not have the hail-fellow-well-met attitude or personality that i associated with politicians or with lobbyists. >> narrator: and surprisingly for the nra, he was not a gun enthusiast, more comfortable on k street than in a duck blind. >> the safest place you could be with wayne and a gun back then was in a different state because he really did not know anything about guns. politics, yes; guns, no. >> narrator: and inside the fractious politics of the nra, lapierre was skillful navigating between the sportsmen and the gun rights activists. >> wayne could put a finger to the wind

. >> i'm eric bolling welcome to "cashin' in" our crew this week wayne rogers, jonathan row anything, and juan williams. welcome every year, deflate and denial one week before the big game and all the focus is on ball gaez. i guess it doesn't matter if they break the rules because they're still playing in the big super bowl. i'm not sure the kids have to be saying if you cheat you win and don't get in trouble i guess it's okay. >> its a big game but it also is sending a bad message. i don't watch football, i don't like football i'm latino football means a completely different things to us. i don't have any loyalties whatsoever i have to say this seems sketchy. the coach has a history of cheating already and once a cheater always a cheater and where there's smoke there's fire. >> we have two balls one is properly inflated and one is under inflated and that is the issue of it. warren you're a big football fan, right? is this a lot to do about nothing? >> i happen to think that it doesn't matter. when you look at what happened with new england they beat the colts pretty strongly, i'm not

what's going on there in wayne kate?> reporter: well, kathy lancaster avenue is generally just wet here in wayne. that's got news. let me take you outside the cbs3 mobile weather lab. the main roads just wet right now. but if you look in the parking lots or if you look at cars parked across the streets, you are seeing snow piling up very quickly. it hit hard, it hit fast the flakes are big and we've seen this all across the area tonight tonight. take look at some video from about an hour ago we were in phoenixville and you can see the big flakes coming down the sidewalks quickly got slippery as the snow piled up on those colder sidewalks. we also went over to devon we saw cars parked in parking lots at shopping centers completely covered in snow. grassy areas mulched areas covered in snow as well. so even though the main roads for now are wet we do have more snow to come and it could lead to nasty travel conditions. let's take you through the area tomorrow morning. and take peek at what we're looking at. you can see as t

we are live in wayne, delaware county. another live update in 30 minutes. >>> what a mess is icy conditions caused yesterday. a series of problems on major roadways across the region on sunday. three people consider killed and dozens hospitalized. two people were killed in a crash on i-76 near marple road. and then the 60-car pileup on the schuylkill expressway near the gulphs mills exit. eric alan blau was having car trouble, got out of his vehicle and was hit by another car causing a chain-reaction crash. 30 people were hurt and 76 was shut for several hours in both directions. >>> here's video of the pileup on the blue route in delaware county. that one also deadly with a dozen cars involved. two people killed. thomas brennan of lands dale and jason andover were killed in the crash. no matter what the weather situation, get up to the minute information by downloading the nbc 10 first alert weather app. a free download in the first alert app store or on nbc10.com. >>> for an update on breaking news we have been following

wayne: yes, whoo! jonathan: it's a motorcycle! (cheers and applause) wayne: is it real?wayne: emmy winner cat gray. jonathan: it's diamond earrings. wayne: she did it. - i'm going to take curtain number three! jonathan: it's time for “let's make a deal.” now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to “let's make a deal.” i'm wayne brady, thanks for tuning in. here we go-- one person, let's make a deal. let's see, let's see, let's see. the little convict right here. the little criminal. hey, catherine. everybody else have a seat for me. hey, catherine. - what was that, sorry? wayne: that was hello. - hello. wayne: oh, an accent. where are you from? - i'm from australia. wayne: which part? - the gold coast. we only just got here this morning. we haven't even checked into the hotel!

. >> shawn wouldary going to talk with chris's wife taya and wayne, chris's dad later. shawn, tell us what you knew about chris, your relationship, and what you thought of the film and how you think it portrays him. to have more confirmed kills than any soldier in history and saving lives in the process, the movie captures that. >> i had the honor and privilege of meeting chris in 2012 when american sniper" came out. i met him at a boot campaign charity shooting event. we both knelt like we knew each other for a long time and we hit it off. he was an incredible guy. american sniper" i think the important thing for americans to realize and recognize, it captures the totality of war and not just life on the battlefield for our troops. for the most part our journey truly begins when we start coming home. and i think american sniper" captures that. more important, i think number one watching the show tonight should seek to make this movie number one in the country because it's going to educate future americans on what it's like to be in iraq and afghanistan. and more import

this is wayne, pa actually. and here's wayne. there we go. we'll get it right. snowing there a little bit and not snowing any longer. bill henley will be along in a few minutes with your complete seven-day forecast. >>> at 6:48 we continue to follow breaking news out of france. police are in a standoff hostage situation with two men wanted for wednesday's magazine office massacre. here's a live picture. it's on your screen. this is about 25 miles northeast of paris. here's what we know. the suspects are holed up in a printing shop. they exchange gunfire with police. this is all happening about eight miles from charles de gaulle airport which has closed two runways and they also have choppers in the air. the suspects have beening to a police negotiator and they have told police they are ready to die as martyrs. we'll continue to get new information and keep you updated. >>> this morning, we have new information on a restaurant heist in lantic county. state police have arrested five people who they say made off with $17,000 from chinese restaurant on the black cou

wayne: old school and new school! jonathan: wayne! - i'm taking the money!e true! - i'm going for the big deal! jonathan: it's time for “let's make a deal!” now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to “let's make a deal.” i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. let's do it... who wants to make a deal? monkey man, the guy with the ape costume. how are you doing, sir? - good. wayne: you are fausto? - fausto. wayne: fausto, wow. - i'm actually known by xavier. nobody knows me as fausto. wayne: then why did you... it's my first name xa

the clare booth luce policy institute and i want to welcome you all to the special lunch featuring wayne thorburn and his great new book called "red state and inside story of the gop came to dominate texas." you may be wondering why he is the president of the clare booth luce policy institute introducing? it was almost 42 years ago when i came to washington, d.c. from new york after graduating from college and my first job was a young americans for freedom and my first boss was wayne thorburn. rob who asked me to do the introduction, ron and i have been friends with wayne and his wife judith for decades and wane by the way was a very good first boss. he joined young americans for freedom as a college student in 1961 and eventually rose to become executive director when i worked for him. after running the americans for freedom and number of years and getting his each key in political science at the university of maryland, doctor wayne thorburn was a history professor at arkansas state university for he moved to texas. from texas he worked as an appointee in the department of the departmen

so chairman of wayne rogers and company. here you are, wayne rogers, what is the secret?fe expectancy when the social security was passed was only it is a staggering statistic they are finding out what to do with that. first of all many people had to work when they were, you know younger. so they found that they don't have to work you get social security and all sorts of income and things like that so they can now make a choice of doing what they wanted to do when they were younger. and they had an opportunity to do something they really wanted to understand. people are exploring that. tracy: you said in your notes that you would be psychologically destitute. i love that because what you are saying is you have to keep your mind going. >> oh, i think so. the guy asked me the other day and you continue to work, whitey were? i mean, what makes it so important to you. why don't you retire. and i said to define retirement for me. and he said that retirement is doing what you want to do and i said that it i am retired and i do what i want to do, and it's wonderful and i think t

wayne: come here, come on, come on. - oh, my god, wayne. wayne: nice to meet you. you are?

hey. - wayne, i love you. wayne: oh, thank you. and who are you?o the show.

wayne: old school and new school. jonathan: wayne! - i'm taking the money! it's time for “let's make a deal.” now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey, america, welcome to “let's make a deal.” i'm wayne brady, thank you so much for tuning in. i need a woman who can't say no. i'm looking for a woman who can't say no. come, doggie, come. everybody else have a seat have a seat. hey, sweetheart. you are shontika. - yes, shontika. wayne: that is a beautiful name, shake. it works, nice. - thanks. wayne: so what did you come here for today? - to win, to win. wayne: well, i can

wayne? wayne?ayne, this guy, he came down here because he's such a big fan of yours. >> hi, wayne. >> he came over, he said, he's a huge fan, sort of tolerates me, but he wanted to say hi. give a wave. >> tell him i love -- what was he saying? >> she says, hi, but he works in the bank, all the guys upstair,mented to say hi. friendly folk. >> i love the fact that wayne is a popular name in australia. >> nice. wayne, thank you very much. your our fan. appreciate it. you're the one. thank you. >> we are nothing without the fans, right? crude was above 51 bucks, but now it's settling at 46.50. do not go anywhere because "street talk" is on deck after this quick break, and that's where we find you the opportunities. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise >>> oil closing for the day settling at the lows of the day of $46.25, but it was above 51 earlier this morning. let's bring in david, president of magland capital, thank you for joining us, and the data team at cnbc say crude

wayne freedman abc7 news. >> great for them, thank you wayne. >> still ahead we're going to continue to follow developments in newark. four people were hurt when a car smashed into macy's today. >> hollywood offers an important lesson. an effort to teach history. >> and how vulnerable the water female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. through sunday choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows and free same-day delivery. are you next? but hurry! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... g

but i'm in the saying who i'm date bug lil wayne, is that you.st episode. >> wow. >> yes. >> that is what i said. her mom was like what did i do. >> yes. >> jen, are you talking to us. >> alex, everyone wants to know ate noise her super bowl snack time we just did that when she sees someone eat the whole buffalo wing and pull the meat out in one bite. billy sarge vargas. they are going back and forth on the pet peeves. beneath nice to people. like i was just to billy v. >> how inspirational. >> there is mean stuff too. >> get to the mean stuffy like that better. >> these food critics can be mean at times but is there a local chef we know him very well. he has been getting involve. i saw this on huffing ton post. mark vet ri, famous chef national thely. he is sick of all of the lists. >> check out this head line how food journalism got as stale as day old bread. >> good line mark. >> so we do love our lists and we did the list on our show too. he says it is hurting. he blames social media, mark vetri is behind restaurant he a has vetri named after

. >> host: what about lil' wayne? does the above message? >> guest: does little wayne have a message? he tells a story. they gad it is a very different type of political story. it is a story that ends at reproducing the neoliberal turn i talk about in this book. so in the book one of the things i do is i look at like 400 -- somewhere between 40500 different lyrics. so one of the argument about rap that's a pretty early on is that rap is something black people used to contest reality or critique the political dynamic that signs black people holding back in social indicators. what i actually found was that more often than not particularly with the rap that talks about real life, they actually reproduce the neoliberal turn. they actually kind of boundaries on cheaper neural activity. they kind of valorize wealth inequality as opposed to critique unit. when i made a decision at the beginning between people like immortal technique or ted poe and check beats another wrappers, i was making a distinction between people who critique that move from pe

wayne: from where? - houston, texas. wayne: houston, texas.