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Stephanie? a dream trip that turned into a nightmare. alec he tried to commit suicide to collect insurance money is facing multiple charges, including insurance fraud. katie beck was in the courtroom when he was brought in yesterday. >> reporter: state investigators say charges are just a first step as they continue to move forward in several other investigations tied to the family name. this morning, the first glimpse of alec myrrh dog, his wrists and ankles shackled. the 53-year-old charged wi...

They read about weinstein pierpont mike, no, i have been rattling their cages because i had to train people in the media to listen to me differently, because if they just saw me as an actress, it would not work. a lot of these people are smart and strategic, you can cut off the power instead of just biting at the ankles. >> tucker: interesting to talk to rose mcgowan. we agree with some things, disagree with others, but you come away thinking, this is someone who thinks for herself, a freethinke...

Should not be governor where she went out for larry elder. here she is talking about her experience with gavin newsoms spouse. >> i think my opponents do not understand my motivations at all. they have tried to buy me off every way. in fact, gavin newsoms ex-wife, weinstein story broke. they knew i was coming. hiding out three years in hollywood publicly in the press. so people all of a sudden acted like i just spoke up the first day they read about weinstein. im like no, i have been ratling the...

Sthl what we have to recognize is the nature of what they get away with so often, rachel. then we wonder why they treat us -- we they behave like criminals and treat us like we are little irritant chihuahuas biting at their ankles. they have got to gate wake-up call next year to say the least. all of this has to change. >> tucked into $3.5 trillion bill. i guess you know hundred million seems like chump change. we should all be able to go to the park and get some of her fancy ice cream for free ...

He was a firefighter up until 1995 where he was promoted to lieutenant. in june of 98, he was in a pretty historic fire called the atlantic avenue fire where unfortunately we lost two members of the fire department that day at that job. several members around the floor above the fire where all of a sudden the floor gave way and they plummeted into a pool of fair where two men were lost. if i fire burned 38% of his body. his ankles were burned to the bone and he was hospitalized in the cornell bu...

The nature of heathers relationship with carmela? >> i dont think it was a relationship that heather truly wanted to be in. that was my take on it from talking to family primarily. i think heather was mixed on, "do i wanna be with carmela? do i wanna be with other persons? " >> and then the wondering about where heather was stopped. the day after she vanished, sheriffs deputies found heathers 12-year-old olds alero in an apartment buildings parking lot. it wasnt where heather or her family lived...

Richard galpin reports. the winds having subsided in louisiana, its now a more tranquil picture after the storm. but a huge task lies ahead in dealing with the aftermath. in particular, these floods. rescue teams have been searching for people in need of help. some who had stayed put as the hurricane made landfall say they were lucky to survive. last night was rough. we saw slow water coming in under the door, and then it progressivelyjust got, i was mopping, and then itjust progressively got wo...

In dealing with the aftermath. in particular, these floods. rescue teams have been searching for people in need of help. some who had stayed put as the hurricane made landfall say they were lucky to survive. last night was rough. we saw slow water coming in under the door, and then it progressivelyjust got, i was mopping, and then it progressively got worse. it was ankles, knees, almost chest level, so we put the dogs on the counters and then we climbed into the attic. the gravity of the situati...

Shashankjoshi, thank you. more than a million people in the us state of louisiana are still without power after hurricane ida hit on sunday. it brought winds of up to 150 mph, amongst the strongest ever to hit the us mainland. at least two people have died and rescue workers are using boats and planes to search for people trapped by floodwaters. richard galpin reports. the winds having subsided in louisiana, it is now a more tranquil picture after the storm. but a huge task lies ahead in dealing...

Now to the catastrophe continuing to unfold in the state of louisiana. two days after hurricane ida made landfall as a category four storm, this morning we get a better look at devastating damage left behind. at this hour, ida is blamed for at least four deaths. the louisiana governor warns that number is expected to rise with more than a million without power. rescue efforts ongoing with desperate effort to reach the hardest-hit communities, many of which are absolutely cut off. >> we saw slow ...