wayne rogers, sir? is that there is a 3.8% tax on home sales that will take place in 2012. it was hidden, hidden, guess this, in the healthcare bill! why it was, there nobody knows. will it stop people from selling their house? maybe. because the tax on a $300,000 house will be $11,400 out of your pocket. >> cheryl: a good one. it was hidden. jonathan? >> a few weeks ago wayne mentioned "starving nation." an israeli company i own doing well is blue square, a chain of grocery stores in israel, including one called chefka cook for your ultra

our "cashin' in" crew this week -- wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, tracy byrnes, with charlie gastparino from the fox business network. pick up his book this october. there is the cover. also joining us, christian dorsey from the economic policy institute. welcome to all of you. all right, wayne, no, way, you're fired up over this. the president says extending all the tax cuts will cost the government money. yes or no? >> well, i'm not so fired up as i am startled by the logic that says hey, by the way, sticking up a guy, you know, robbing a guy and saying i'm going to take your money before you can lend it to me. it's crazy. the government is spending money they don't have. they don't have it yet. so how can the president say oh, this is going to cost money? it's my money. and they're going to take it. it's crazy. let me tell you something else. you realize that the top 1% of the people in the united states paid 19% of the taxes prior to the bush tax cut. after the bush tax cut, those same 1% paid 36% of the taxes. the top 10% paid 49% before the bush tax cut. they paid 68% of the taxes

this witness testified she saw rogers slumped over in a stationwagon as wayne williams drove away. t another person also saw rogers in that stationwagon at that same intersection that day. he helped a police artist draw this sketch. it does not look like wayne williams. however, the defense never called the other witness to ask about the sketch. >> no. i don't even remember seeing that. >> supporters of wayne williams say there was one murder which shows the fiber evidence could be faulty. the death of 12-year-old clifford jones, left by a dumpster in an alley on a summer night in 1980. some of those unusual green carpet fibers were on his body. yet, another boy said he saw a coin laundry operator kill clifford jones. detective welcome harris said the boy was not believable. >> he exaggerated stuff. he could -- in other words, he was open to suggestions. and if you said that mickey mouse was up there and if he sensed that you wanted him to say that, he'd say yeah. >> wayne supporters point out the laundry manager failed two police lie detector tests. but few are aware of a third tes

i also want to think about this conference together, wayne thorburn, roger ream, richard viguerie, think the publisher of the american spec tater who was my boss at the times and is also a sponsor here. i want to think somebody owes the care. but through the 70's and 80's was one of the biggest friends that he asked could ever have and who was probly has not gotten the attention that she deserved for being a phenomenal leader and the u.s. congress for three decades, who's sitting right here in the front row. and i've just got to say how much all of it congressman phil crane has done for the cause. [applause] [alause] i've got to say one of the really early thrilled by head when i was enacted in politics as a young guy with cp had a guest there wasa young republican national convention in new orleans where i'm from and standing on a riverboat going down the river and congressman crane was there and was so approachable and he will remember it come up and i remember it to this day comes thathey're talking to me for the longest time, drinking a beer as if he had nothing better to do than tal

roger and first set and watch the drop shot, and the great one wayne gretzky in the house. did he do that? the 16-time grand slam champ will play joe caw very much in the semifinals with a 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 victory. and it is the anniversary of the debut of star trek. i offer you, livelong and prosper. >> make sure you get the fingers right. >> they can be tricky. >> was davis being considered or not? singletary was not definitive there. >> stirring the pot. are you sure you didn't bring him in? >> i'm sure. >> he's positive. >> thanks, larry. >> well, live long and prosper. >> for larry beil and spencer christian, thanks for joining us. >> have a great evening. stay connected at abc7news.com. see you tomorrow. >> good night,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ as governor, he cut waste got rid of the mansion and the limo budgets were balanced. $4 billion in tax cuts. world class schools and universities. clean energy promoted. 1.9 million new jobs

gwen stefani keeping roger's wife company in the stands. the great one waynetzky wondering how does he do that. 18 aces. only two for sodelling. >>> nationalism alive and well at the world basketball championships in turkey. team usa will play russia tomorrow on the anniversary where the refs gave russia three chances to win in the final seconds which they eventually did. blats says the refs got it right, prompting this response from mike krzyzewski. >> he probably has that viewpoint and his eyes are clearer now because there are no tears in them. whatever he thinks he thinks and really absolutely no bearing on what we are trying to do tomorrow. >> eyes of clearer. >> the russian coach saying he was in tears at the time. >> that game is great for people that like to think about fantasy in basketball. coach k. >> all right. that is this edition for abc 7

wayne thorburn. [applause] >> thank you, very much roger. thank you for coming today, and thank you to c-span for covering this event. we hope that you in the audience and those at home will find this informative in terms of a better understanding of the contemporary conservative movement and the roots from which it grew. 50 years ago this very weekend a group of just slightly under 100 young people in their teenaged years or their 20's gathered together at the family home of jim and william buckley. they came together -- came away with significant accomplishments, agreeing on a basic collection of principles that is referred to as the sharon statement. one individual, looking at that document a few years later had this to say about the significance of the sharon statement -- "no where else, for many years, did anyone attempt so succinctly and comprehensively, let alone so successfully to describe what modern american conservatism was all about." i think even today people refer back to the simple document known as the sharon statement and it