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Libertarian isolationist view. he has his hands full when, you know, taking on john mccain. its going to provide endless entertainment. and unlike, you know. >> the weiner scandal you were just talking about, its at least a substantive one. you know, it serves to -- its a debate worth having. >> and i think when the new republic questioned john mccain about who he would support in 2016, hillary clinton versus rand paul, he said something about how hed have to think about it or make up his mind. ...

Enough and the administrators have decided that their dreams are going to be put on hold because their dads did not die on duty. now instead of being at the top of the list, theyre now on the bottom of the list. the lost legacy scott brocus, his father died of cancer in a 9/11 illness. hes 1,945. you lose your legacy points, 11,000 plus down on the list. michaels brother james says, and im quoting here, the first thing that came to my mind was is my fathers death not worthy enough to get legacy ...

He is now in custody. then there is this woman, still on the run. police say she was waiting in a getaway car. passenger door open. the couple ditched this minivan a few minutes later. an elaborate scheme to get a hardened criminal out of the big house through an awfully small window. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. a pittsburgh medical researcher has pleaded not guilty in the poisoning death of his wife. dr. robert ferranti faced a judge after waiving extradition from west virginia. prosecutors...

Accomplice, distracting the deputies on duty. he is now in custody. then there is this woman, still on the run. police say she was waiting in a getaway car. passenger door open. the couple ditched this minivan a few minutes later. an elaborate scheme to get a hardened criminal out of the big house through an awfully small window. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. a pittsburgh medical researcher has pleaded not guilty in the poisoning death of his wife. dr. robert ferrante faced a judge yesterday a...

Taxpayers if all the radios are never found would be about $6 million. while there is no evidence anyone has been harmed as a result there is the potential that secret operations of the marshals could be compromised. jon? jon: and this isnt the first time the marshals have come under fire, right? >> reporter: no, thats right. last year "the wall street journal" reported that the agency had to confiscate dozens of cars used by administrators who apparently saw their vehicles as a perk and didnt a...

Marshals, 2000 to $5,000. the total lost to taxpayers if all the radios are never found, would be about $6 million. bill: holy cow. >> reporter: no evidence that anyone is harmed with the potential used in marshals operations could be seriously compromised, bill. bill: this is the no the first time the marshals have come under fire. what else happened, steve? >> reporter: last year "the wall street journal" report that the agency issued government cars to nearly all the law enforcement employees...

Wrist, suspended. >> which is wrong. which is why im saying the arbitrators and the administrators as well as the teachers unions i think have to be challenged. i dont think we should just deal with it as a union problem. >> theres a simple solution to this problem. okay. changing the teachers union contract. right now, the reason that the teachers union says we have a zero tolerance policy, we think -- what theyre saying is wrong. there are -- the teachers union will argue that the chancellor i...

>> see that blue bump, thats the housing bubble to give you perspective. red line is medical costs. college tuition is above all of this. ople made up with this with cash, wait tables. now its a six-figure proposition. people are borrowing to make up the difference. the reason, its out of control. not that the product is better, its just more expensive. >> seems like theres so much more faculty than students at some of these colleges. >> its not so much faculty, a lot of the problem is administr...

An sink hole opens up just outside minneapolis. witnesses say they saw the hole start at its crack and get bigger and bigger. it wasy a water main break. no one was hurt. >> time for your brew on these responses. a georgia college student suing the school district for $2 million for using a facebook photo without her permission. she says administrators humiliated her by using this photo as a way to warn students to watch what they put on social media. >> do you think the school was wrong by usin...

>> however, i would because it would be cool. it would be something you would be known for. i was suspended for making a gun out of a pop tart. and then you would get all of the second grade chicks. it is too early for that. you dont want to do that. wait until you are in third grade. diane, is this just a politically correct world run awry or a muck. >> good word. the administrators say it wasnt a singular incident and there were other behavioral issues. you would think if he had a real behavio...