so has wayne williams'.ms testified 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

wayne jr.ht wasn't just the ranch but the struggle to keep. it. john roberts tells us about what he went through to save the ranch. in 2006 it was wayne hage jr.'s turn to fight the battle that had taken up a quarter of a century of his father's life. he soon had a new case to deal with because wayne sr. in his final years gradually built up a new herd of cattle but still didn't have a grazing permit. when the government threatened to impound more of the livestock there was a new sheriff in town literally. >> i was told they were going to do a cattle seeing. >> i p didn't have a court order, they were doing on a signature of a bureaucrat within the blm. i told them if you get this on the property on the property to do unlawful procedure. >> why did tony demayo want to put himself in between them? >> because it was wrong. >> they gave up on the idea of ceasing more of the cattle. they filed a civil trespass suit against wayne jr. and his father's estate. with that case pending along with the one

wayne jr.afford to pay lawyers and keep the ranch afloat. >> you decided to go to law school to perform to represent yourself. i knew at that point in time how much attorneys cost so i figured it was cheaper for me to learn the law than hire an attorney. i had to quit ranching, lock myself in the office. >> your sister summarized the court action this week. 13 trial weeks. 100-plus depositions. 50 case file boxes. 47000 pages of documents. and 1,230 trial exhibits. do you feel like your life has become a courtroom drama? >> there's certain times it does feel like it, yes. >> on june 6th 2008, the court of federal claims established to hear monetary claims against the u.s. government ruled on the case first brought by wayne h. sr. almost seven years earlier. the family prevailed. judge lauren smith awarded the estate more than $4 million. plus another $10 million in interest and attorneys fees. the trespass case, already a year into litigation would take almost five more to sort out. on may 24th

. >> wayne hage sr. didn't plan to become the face of that we rebellion, but that's just what happened. he was just 2 when his parents sold their california ranch and bought pine creek ranch in central nevada. in other words, he can't remember a time when his family hasn't had to fight the government. >> they bought it for a place they could raise family on the ranch and continue livestock business. >> the ranch itself is more than 7,000 acres. the purchase also included exclusive access to more than 700,000 acres of adjoining land administered by the federal government, so-called open range. wayne took a couple of days to show us around. do you really need that much property? >> yes in this country it takes 320 acres to raise one cow for one year. >> now they couldn't afford to purchase three quarters of a million acres, so instead they paid for their private piece of property and at the same time brought water and grazing. that's the way it's been done out here since the 1860s. these rights have been h

. >> 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

you can't just ignore it. >> wayne, doesn't he have that policy? didn't he say his policy is to destroy isis? >> but, juan at what point do words matter? >> guys, john first. >> it's to degrade and ultimately destroy. >> okay. >> that's been our attitude. >> pie point to juan is that at one point do the president's words matter? this is someone who laid down a red line and never followed through. this is a president who continuously and same were the add straying that continuously ms. speaks. a president and an administration that said isis was jayvee. a president who said that the global war on terror is over when it is alive and well. at what point do the president's words matter? >> the president's words matter greatly but so do your words and it sounds like you are on a political rant. there are people who are seriously engaged in trying to stop isis, trying to stop terror and the fact that we busted these three guys in brooklyn this week, good news. >> maybe good news. maybe we should have followed them allow we don't have a good history of fo

wayne as a parent you've got to go and go war we teaching our kids?ry. we're talking about history. how the flag got there, all of those things these are history professors. if they're going to deny the history does isis take down their flag? no, they're flying if all the time. these are more ron's in the university teaching this stuff. you should say to the guy, look if you can't teach real history the facts of history, you can address an opinion and do all this you don't like the swats, you can do all of that, but don't teach bad facts. the facts are there that's what this flag stands for. >> claiming that it's racist i'm shocked. however, free speech argument here. >> there's no free speech in private institution. unfortunately our college universities aren't right institutions dominated by government control. if they were i don't believe you have the public supporting this type of -- i don't believe in free speech when it comes to trashing this country in private institutions. i was the college -- >> that's a slippery slope. >> i would never -- >>

wayne rogers, ontan hoe anything, lisa booth and juan williams. i want to talk about this 150 dead and they say it was a deliberate act. is it time to start requiring who are testing for pilots? >> i think you have some testing initially. lufthansa said that they had done a psychological test they want people who are not only cooperative, but reliable. the problem is they stopped. they don't do it once you're a pilot. well, obviously people go through divorce people go through all kinds of upsets drug addiction and the like. they should have something where they go and look for their pilots to make sure they're not going to literally crash your plane. >> are we talking about more agency reg lags. >> they are an anti-regulation show, but sometimes it makes sense. >> i think it's important not to have a knee-jerk reaction. they're still investigating the crash, still looking at all the facts, still trying to figure out why exactly pd this. nets not have a knee-jerk reaction. the fact remains flying still remains the safest means of transportation an

wayne ellington played through sadness and pain. >> wayne ellington's father was shot and killed in a northwest section of philly last november. last night wayne jr. came back to play against his hometown sixers. he bought 35 tickets for family and friends but he wishes he could have bought one more. >> it was bittersweet today. i knew someone would be missing. >> wayne ellington rarely missed one much his son's games in he pis co-pal academy. >> my father missed this game. he was always excited for me to come back to philly and play in front of everyone. >> this is the first time wayne played a game here since his father was murdered just over four months ago. >> i miss him. it's hard. it's really hard. still fresh. >> wayne could sense last night his father was watching him. >> i knew he's here. i can feel him every game before the top of every game. he'll be with me forever. >> he writes messages from his dad on his shoes before every game. along with wayne sr.'s initials. >> i got a lot of rituals. we have conversations every now and then. >> he knew what his father would be yelli

wayne, i'm going to start with you. can we do more to protect soft targets and should when doing more? >> yes. you've got to identify the enemy. we know who the enemy is, i mean in general we do, idea logically we know who the enemy is, but in order to get the soft targets that are set of you've got to be specific here, i don't think you can just you know blankly idea logically say that these are bad people, you've got to identify them. we need better intel to do that, better intelligence we've got to get inside of these things. >> just this week late this week, we heard high school a new york, upstate new york pine bush high school where they were told to recite the pledge of allegiance in arabic. maybe that's causing some of the problems. >> absolutely that's part of the problem. lone wolf attacks are difficult to prevent, but begin the amount of threats that have been made, western the thousands of westerners that have chosen to join the ranks of isis we need to be more vigilant than ever. but it isn't just these lon

wayne, go ahead. the free market seems to work pretty darp good when it's allowed to work, the problem with liberalism, obamaism, obama nomics, is it takes you away from the free market and goes to government, will take care of all your needs, the problem is someone has got to pay for it. >> you've heard me say this before on this program eric -- by the way happy birthday, i don't want to take away your birthday present. these people haven't heard peter, they haven't any of the economists who know more than this they had to, they rely on their own ideology to come up with solutions that they think work. they don't work. they've proven not to work. it's only taken this president six years to get to this point and he didn't do it. it was done in spite of him and all you have to do as you said is look at the numbers. look at what the -- look at the numbers in comparison. go back to the great depression in 1933 it look them seven years, that's all to get to that and it this is even worse. >> wayne, i thin

. >> let's go live to john rawlins who is in wayne tonight. john, most people did not like this but that's not the case with everybody. >> well, supply and demapped, jim, up 10" of snow fell today. earlier the wodz were a mess in western suburbs. things getting better. you can see blacktop route 30 behind me and far from perfect. many many people stayed home tonight. not everyone. >> with temperatures dropping, salt becomes lessee infectstive and streets both small and large remain generally icy and covered tonight. those who plow and scrape say this late season storm brought heaviest snowfall of winter. and that's not a bad thing. >> lot of penny from heaven today. >> so it's a good thing. >> it's wonderful thing. >> so mother nature saved best for last. >> absolutely. >> i hope it's last. >> we're all hoping it's last one. >> much was closed tonight from the movie theater from wayne to many restaurants all over the western suburbs. in downtown wayne eaterys that stayed open say they were rewarded. >> like i said we probably only game in town

wayne newton is also on today's program. you're going with the full star board here. >> i'll just say rick harrison broke my heart and leave it at that, until we find out what happened this morning. >> by the way, we should say, this is your very first time in las vegas. what do you think, so far? >> yeah it's an interesting place. i mean listen i'm here for less than 24 hours. as everybody has noted, next time i think it needs to be a little bit longer or with a, you know, people who can kind of show me the ropes, if you will. i'm not sure i want to see the ropes. >> it's not your kind of town i know. but that's okay. we look forward to seeing you back here when you get back. let's show everybody what's going on with the markets today. if it was up last night and down today, vice versa. the dow down 101 points. it was down 142 at the low. apple, if you're wondering, the first day it's a component of the dow, down about 30 cents right now. not a real big contributor. s&p is down 8 points. and the nasdaq very close to that 5,

what you want to see is a larger than life sarah people said john wayne was great at playing john wayne. is not a of a realistic movie about you would you mind -- he will achieve of but that was managed in a way that hollywood created. >> students have been taught to analyze film. they see the movie isn't quite a different way. or somebody from 1964. each of the audiences change. many believe that he showed the anti-war field to use that as evidence of wage she wore. and then to feel that patent -- patton was the litmus test. . .

david, you heard no rate hike from former fed guy, wayne angell. more players in the world of mobile money at harvard university. we have charles drucker, ceo and president coming up next. david, over to you. david: a lot of other news going on in the world, director of central intelligence sending a chilling message removing hezbollah and iran from worldwide threat assessment. what the heck is up with that? was this quid pro quo for iranian nuke deal? one of the ways of regulating internet, now it is changing its tune of the will others in silicon valley follow? the panel debates that ahead. is the market cheap or expensive? on a day like today, a lot of people have opinions on that. that is a crucial question. market strategists have been debates. the answer depends on the metric and a lot of conflicting stories. which should follow. what do you think, is the market overvalued? send us a message on facebook or tweet us @fbnatb. your answers straight ahead. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?"

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people said john wayne was really great playing john wayne. his movies like the would the man is not a realistic movie about the would seem of but a realistic movie about john wayne kind of hero and what would have happened had he been asked and iwo jima lower managers in a way that hollywood created. like casablanca, as they are students of film at have been taught to analyze film. they see the movie in a different way than someone who is just watching it in 1944 would have seen it. .. how that makes us perceive what we were going to see on the screen itself. >> i like them to think -- the book i wrote, the research guide to american war films, i was a co-author. i teach film and so we had a really nice movement there. i like people who read that book to see how film influences war how war influences film, and i think it works both ways. i think the image of war on films influences the feelings the attitudes of the people who fight the wars and perhaps even the way that wars are waged. on the other hand, i think that the way that wars are act

to save his neighbor, wayne brasco, bobby has a fateful decision to make.all 911 and wait for the fire department or risk his life and run into the burning house that's connected to the funeral home. what would you do? without a moment's hesitation, bobby singh dashes up to the house to warn wayne and his brother kenny. no time to call 911. >> i tried the front door. i rang the bell. almost five, ten times i rang the bell. nobody gave me a response. but i go inside just to yell out his name. kenny! and i said fire! fire! fire! can you come out? >> i was just watching television. >> in the back of the house wayne brasco, laid up with a leg injury is unaware of the fire up front. >> first i thought, oh dear, someone's house in the neighborhood is on fire. you're used to the noises on the street. >> from another part of the house, kenny staggers out behind bobby singh through the thick choking smoke, but where is wayne? >> by the time i got eight or ten feet into the living room, which is in the front of the house, i saw flames coming up through the windows. t

wayne, go ahead.t's allowed to work, the problem with liberalism, obamaism, obama nomics, is it takes you away from the free market and goes to government, will take care of all your needs, the problem is someone has got to pay for it. >> you've heard me say this before on this program eric -- by the way happy birthday, i don't want to take away your birthday present. these people haven't heard peter, they haven't any of the economists who know more than this they had to, they rely on their own ideology to come up with solutions that they think work. they don't work. they've proven not to work. it's only taken this president six years to get to this point and he didn't do it. it was done in spite of him and all you have to do as you said is look at the numbers. look at what the -- look at the numbers in comparison. go back to the great depression in 1933 it look them seven years, that's all to get to that and it this is even worse. >> wayne, i think you're the only one who actually remembers that. tha

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now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: hey america welcome to “let's make a deal.”ho wants to make a deal? the nun right there. the nun, yes. everybody have a seat. ernestine in the mix of the philistines. hello, ernestine. - hello, how are you? wayne: i'm doing well, so what do you do? - i'm a domestic goddess. wayne: you're a domestic goddess, welcome to the show.

wayne slater. three stars. stars. >>> coming up, the pentagon has reached out to all 100 american service members targeted on isis' so-called kill list. i want to know what, if anything, we can do to find the terrorists before they do anything. certainly want to get the people responsible of putting this list together and threatening america's military heroes. >>> plus the bad blood between the obama administration and benjamin netanyahu continues. bibi won re-election by disavowing the two-state solution. today president obama's chief of staff said israel must end its west bank -- here's the word -- occupation. that's fighting words. >>> what does president bartlet from the "west wing" and frank underwood from "the house of cards" have in common? they're both doing better in the polls than president obama. the man in the white house. the real president. that's in the "sideshow" tonight. >>> finally we get to finish tonight with this dangerous day for republicans. this is "hardball." the place for politics. why

great to have you with us wayne. >> thanks, lou.: this in prospect the atf ban on ar-15 ammunition. why are we not hearing more of an outcry about this? >> well probably because the media doesn't want the american public to know what this president is trying to impose on them. this is a president he's grasping for straws he hates the second amendment. he hates the fact americans have a constitutional right to own firearms. he can't win at the ballot box, can't win at the congress, and now trying to act like a dictator and planning on forcing this amo ban on the american public by regulation. lou: why the interest in the 56 so-called green tip ammunition that would effectively, then it wouldn't be available to gun owners, rendering the gun not much use? >> he tried to ban ar's he tried to ban the popular sporting rifle, now trying to ban ar ammunition. i brought a graphic that explains this. lou: let's see it. >> the one he's trying to ban is the 556 it's a small rifle cartridge. the thing is if he can ban that because it pierces sof

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: welcome to "let's make a deal".aw enforcement. hey, pamela, everybody else have a seat. - hi, wayne. wayne: look at you, swat. i've never seen swat like-- oh, oh. i might hit you with my baton. oh, i'm

wayne: old school, new school. jonathan: wayne? wayne: huh? - i'm taking the money.my dreams come 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. thanks for tuning in. two people, let's make a deal, let's go. blond brother right there. yes, sir, you, sir. and the pencil tr... what, you've got the blue hair? the blue hair, come with me. terrence, stand over there, sir. - oh, my god. wayne: everybody else, have a seat.

people said for example on wayne was really great at playing john wayne, and his movies, the sands oft a realistic movie about iwo jima. it's a realistic movie about a john wayne kind of hero and what would've happened had he been at an iwo jima that was managed in a way that hollywood created. i will show casablanca to my film class. there are students who felt that have been taught to analyze fail. they see the movie in quite a different way than someone who was just watching it in 1944 would have seen it. or somebody was watching it in 1964 would have seen it. each of the audiences changes the movie itself. when patton came out, many people believed that patton showed an antiwar an antiwar field, and they use that as evidence against the waging war and against especially the vietnam war at the time. there were also people, president nixon among them, who thought patton was a pro-war. they were getting with the same exact movie which became a kind of a litmus test for them. and you could see it and understand when george c. scott comes out in front of a huge american flag, how that

a shooting reported at little wayne's house. we are seeing cruisers.side. we are learning that the miami beach police department spokesperson has said there was a report of a shooting. no victims. officers are still trying to recover information from the scene. they have not made contact with anyone inside the home. they don't know if anybody is currently inside the resident. the call that came out to bringing the police there was made to the non-emergency line not 911. this police spokesperson said they can't confirm that it is little wayne's home. we see armed guards on patrol at the home. he did confirm the address. they've got dogs on site. they have armed patrols on siets and trying to find out if anybody is inside. you can see they have a nice koi pond too. we'll be back with more after this. my advice for healthy looking radiant skin. a good night's sleep... and aveeno®. [ female announcer ] only aveeno® positively radiant has an active naturals® total soy formula. it helps reduce the look of brown spots in just four weeks. aveeno®. naturally be

no, no, no -- john wayne. john wayne. >> jimmy: john wayne. that is absolutely right, yes.aty, who is this rapper? >> oh, my. jumping john or something? i don't know. >> jimmy: what did you say? >> i said jumping john. >> jimmy: well, that is lil wayne. lil wayne, yes. next question, jared, what is a telegram? >> oh. can i have a clue? >> jimmy: no, you cannot. >> it's an old tv? >> jimmy: it is not an old tv. katy, the question goes to you, what is a telegram? >> a telegram is a wire that is sent from one -- using shortwave. >> jimmy: yes, that is exactly right. very well done. we have one more question. katy, name this dog. >> that's snoop dogg. >> jimmy: that's absolutely right. jared? [ cheers and applause ] jared, you get a chance to tie this. name this dog. >> wonder dog. >> jimmy: oh! >> underdog, underdog! >> jimmy: sorry, jared. katy is the winner. congratulations to katy! [ cheers and applause ] unbelievable katy. we're going to give you -- for winning we're giving you an iphone. and jared, we're giving you a fax machine. thanks for playing "generation gap." we ha

wayne joins us live now from treasure island. wayne?[ inaudible ] orthopedic >>> new and beautiful, construction is beautiful. >> reporter: if not for the camera frank levy might be just like the rest of it. after 1.9 miles on a bike, he can get a view of this. what went up in the 1930s now coming down. >> that big steel is flying all over the place. what more do you want? >> reporter: what we now have is 1400 feet by caltrans with some of the more challenging work to come. here we have an ice peak that extends from the bottom. caltrans wants to remove it next october. >> we see the least impact to all of the bay and the environment here would be an implosion using highly controlled charges set around the foundation. >> reporter: it is an experiment that may lead to more of the same, or not, depending partly on comments from environmental groups. just a friday attraction right now from a roadside view. >> that was wayne friedman reporting there. we lost wayne's audio because of interference with a radio station, but that walkway will ev

wayne: everybody else sit down.

down to his bat cave, making love to rihanna as bat girl, smoking bat blunts because you know bruce wayne gets that good scarecrow weed. >> larry: and fighting crime. mike: time permitting. >> larry: well, what's next? are you going to make sure they have a beloved character to explain the change for your next part? >> mike: nope. not with my new role. let's see if those cops can catch black flash. >> larry: sounds smart. mike yard, everybody! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause)

okay, police respond to shooting at lil wayne's house he has a beautiful house down in miami.y learned it was a case of swatting, you agree that is, police say someone called a non-emergency line and said that four people had been shot inside his waterfront home. police set upper iometer around the house and swat team was on the scene before determining it was all a hoax. lil wayne's label tweeted that the rapper was not home at the time of the incident, and he is just fine. if the second time police have been responding to call at lil wayne's house in less than two weeks swatting incident pulled police away from other situations, of course, the swatting is about swat team showing up at people's houses. >> lindsey lohan posted this pick on instagram. take a close look below i guess how do we say this? her rear. >> her butt? >> yes, the wavy wall is a tell tail sign of a sloppy edit job. >> oh, down by her calf? the wall is wavy? >> exactly. so critic say she was likely trying to make her thighs appear smaller. >> exactly what happenedment and made the wall appear smaller, too.

wayne? >> reporter: cheryl, it's more than a list. it's a stack of violations. this is only a partial stack of the violations which include all sorts of problems including driving a big rig in one case at least without a lug nut. these do not come as any surprise to the employees who contacted us. they spoke under the condition that we would disguise their identities. >> dangerous. >> he calls himself harvey and asked us to protect his identity because he works for the trucking company which owns the 18-wheeler that crashed into the pittsburgh restaurant killing the driver. the brakes failed. that's no surprise to harvey based on mechanical failures he has seen on trucks at the company. >> tires, brakes drums airlines water lines. >> we also heard today from a former office manager named tina. >> it was about money. it was always about money. it was never about safety. it wasn't about their drivers. it wasn't about the public. >> this is home base for roby trucking in vallejo. it was quiet today. not much in the way of comments today including this man who claim