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That brett knew. in that context, that was a limited sort of media fire storm. it was over in a abobout a week. >> to follow on that, the person that was most -- go ahead, michael. >> we do now have a copy of the letter from mr. wildsteins lawyer and it does say exactly as "the new york times" has reported that mr. wildstein contests the accuracy of the statements, of various statements, that the governor made about him and he can prove the inaccuracy of some. so that is the letter from david wi...

Arms strap up and put a helmet on and launch himself into a violent pile, you know, and get up and smile. >> reporter: he calls isaacs knack for accuracy a skill thats tough to teach. you want to do more than kick. >> yes, i want to be a defensive lineman. >> reporter: hit people. >> yeah, hit people. they cant grab my arms, they cant grab my jersey. the only thing they can do is actually block, but i can still crawl under them. its not like they can sit on me. they got to let me through. >> rep...

Period. if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor. period. [applause] martha: well, it doesnt take long for everyone to find out that wasnt true, so why would the president of the united states say that in speech after speef after speech? one of his former speech writers that now gone on the record on this saying that the administration really didnt examine the accuracy of that statement closely enough, and then he said this: >> the fact that more people ended up being caught...

Journalists should take heat. they should be scrutinized for the quality of their reporting, for the originality of their voices, for their accuracy. but they should not be taken to task for what their bodies happen to be shaped like or their potential sexuality. or their race or any number of other factors. and thats becoming the way we criticize in this country sometimes. and i think thats of concern. >> amanda, do you feel anythings changed in the last three weeks since you wrote your origina...

First, i had to find out where his mother lived. found her, and then we drove out to the -- north of san antonio to do the interview. ♪ >> i said, please do not contact the media. if anything that nicholas was telling us is true, if anything had any accuracy, if there was any military officer possibly involved, the last thing we wanted is for it to be put in the newspaper or on television so that abductor would know something about our investigation. >> this is eyewitness news at 10:00. >> he ...

>> i said, please do not contact the media. if anything that nicholas was telling us is true, if anything had any accuracy, if there was any military officer possibly involved, the last thing we wanted is for it to be put in the newspaper or on television so that abductor would know something about our investigation. >> this is eyewitness news at 10:00. >> he disappeared without a trace three years ago. tonight, a san antonio boy is back home. nicholas barclay is now 16 years old. he vanished wh...

Expensive technology into polling locations. how will these change your experience at the polls in big and small ways? the report addresses structural problems and those long lines, too. joining us now is david becker, director of voter initiatives that worked closely with the commission members as they crafted their recommendations. the final reports relies on a lot of pew research. thank you for joining us. >> its my pleasure. great to be here. >> to just to start off with, how much of an impa...

>> i think accuracy is important these days in politics. i remember a couple of years ago when marco rubio got the dates wrong of when his parents come to the united states from cuba and when paul ryan couldnt remember his marathon running time. wendy davis cant remember her on bigraphical information, when she got divorced. she has embellished. when you are running for high office like the governor of texas do not embellish because you will get caught if you are saying lies. >> she has said tha...

Crew just like you got bad apples in our crew. there are officers back here that are back here simply to make it miserable on us. it is us against them. they threaten us all the time, saying they are going to hit certain officers and so its scary. >> each day on this yard, 12 officers oversee 500 inmates. outnumbered and armed only with batons and pepper spray, correctional staff must rely heavily on the accuracy of the gunners in the control tower. >> youre always vulnerable for someone to at...

Bikes and accuracy about his junk -- young daughter. somehow, texting in this movie theater left oulson dead, reeves facing life in prison and a community and nation dumbfounded. reeves is charged with second degree murder, something his friends find unimaginable for this former swat feem leader. >> when they identified the person involved in the accident as curtis reeves i just couldnt believe it. >> reporter: this man spent 15 years serving with reeves. >> we literally have risked our lives to...