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That judgment saying the church had the free speech right to protest and now that appellate court is ordering mr. snyder to pay the so-called churchs appellate costs to the tune of $16,000. albert side inner joins me from pennsylvania. we appreciate you coming back on. we are so sorry about the loves your son. this church is well known to our viewers by now. you fought the good fight. the judgment has been reversed. its going up to the u.s. supreme court. but in the meantime you have been ordere...

>> i would have gone another direction with my excuse on that one. >> he knew it was a big story. get out your calculator, mika. minnesota twins superstar catcher joe mauer signed yesterday a contract worth eight years, $184 million. eight years, $184 million. >> uh-huh. >> thats a lot of money. mauer in a twins uniform through the 2018 season. won three batting titles, mvp last year where he hit .365. hes from minnesota whos drafted number one overall by the twins in 2001. top three players i...

The families of the officers who were killed -- i mean, hit and wounded, but the family of this guy whos been trying to deal with his mental illness for a long time. john, appreciate it. thanks, john. >> thank you. we want to tell you about another "crime & punishment" story tonight. one that came to a dramatic ending today, a good ending. john walsh, the host of "americas most wanted" was a guest on "live! with regis and kelly" this morning. asked john a question about fugitives. who are some...

The families of the officers that were hit and wounded, but the family of this guy whos been trying to deal with his mental illness for a long time. john, appreciate it. >> thank you. we want to tell you about another "crime & punishment" story tonight. john walsh, the host of "americas most wanted" was a guest on "live" with regis and kelly this morning. asked john a question about fugitives. who are some of the other fugitives youre looking for? >> albert james turner, prison guard for 15 ye...

Unstable to begin with. >> my heart goes out not only to the families of the officers involved who were killed -- i mean, who were hit and wounded, but the family of this guy whos been trying to deal with his mental ill nks for a long time. john, i appreciate it. >> thats right. thank you. we want to tell you about another "crime & punishment" story tonight. one that came to a dramatic ending and good ending today. john walsh, the host of "americas most wanted" was a guest on "live" with regis...

Uncertainty about the death toll once hovering around 800. it has been dramatically revised downward to 279. officials say they wrongly presumed that some of the missing were dead. so it isnt through a shortage of fuel and water and power, there is also a shortage of reliable information. there is one statistic tonight that no one is disputing, today chile was hit by 10 after shocks. shepard? >> shepard: david lee miller live in con concepcion in chile. thank you. news from the future now. imagi...

Also at todays event, two republican congressmen who helped circulate petitions that have 160 signatures calling on military commanders to drop those charges. those petitions are going straight to defense secretary robert gates. back to you. >> all right. caroline shively reporting live from d.c. just down the hall from where brian is right now. meanwhile, in other headlines on this thursday, and the sex offender charged with murdering chelsea king is behind bars this morning. police say d.n.a. ...

Their last trimester of pregnancy may have to temporarily live 100 miles away from home just so they can receive proper care from an obstetrician because there wasnt an obstetrician closer to home. anthony tarricone, president of the american association of gestus. largest trial bar in the united states. represented plaintiffs. albert strung, american college of obstetricians and gynecology, used to be a practicing lawyer as well. dr. strunk, dr. tarricone, thanking you for joining us. this is a...

Defensive medicine. its where things really start to add up. for you, the patient. thats why were talking about it. this constant concern about being sued can add up to $850 billion a year according to a recent gallup survey. in some cases the cost of medical malpractice insurance has gotten so high doctors are forced to stop practicing medicine all together and thats making it hard for you to find a doctor. in mississippi, for example, certain areas where women in their last trimester of pregna...

Frightening. >> it was. >> reporter: it all ended up happy. >> it ended happy. >> reporter: this is stephanie and maria. they work at the orphanage and helped raise all the children. you wont be going to florida right them. >> i am so excited. >> reporter: tell us where theyre going. first of all, start here. >> this is jeff. jeffs younger brother -- are you going say hi, jeff. >> theyre going where? >> theyre going to montana. this is ben. ben is going to minnesota. >> okay. >> reporter: this y...