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And you alluded to this, who would not care what people thought about him owning a newspaper. the one thing that goes against it is the secrecy. i got some information myself late today, rachel. i talked to somebody close to adelson who said, and this quote was very interesting, "sheldon adelson did not personally by the review journal." now, why insert the word "personally"? there is a parsing going on here. hes involved probably in an llc with other people, maybe family members, maybe people c...

Its a harrowing tale as the way the fbi describes, because now you can see why there was so much concern about what really they were up to in 2012. they never went through with it, but its a remarkable plan that they were coming up with. >> pamela, what else are you learning? >> reporter: its interesting reading through the complaint that marquez actually called 911 after the san bernardino shootings saying, look, my friend who i gave guns to, he did this shooting. and it details how the operato...

Another conservative radio host said that trump had "really screwed up this week big time." so again, all these controversies donald trump has gotten himself into this year where the republican establishment has turned its guns on him. a key source of defense for trump has been conservative talk radio. but in going after ted cruz and in going after him this way, he could be endangering that, jose. >> steve kornacki, lets see if that turns out to be true or not, because so far its been teflon don...

Bergdahl, who was captured by the taliban in 2009 after he left his post in afghanistan has been charged with desertion and endangering the troops. his attorney said in a statement he hopes the case would not go in this direction and will continue the defense of the sergeant. just last week, bergdahl told the popular serial podcast that he wanted to track taliban insurgents, and viewed himself as a super soldier. he faces possible life sentence if convicted. the el nino churning in the pacific...

Particular poll today showing him at 41% support, this particular poll today is kind of freaking people out. joining us now is the man who did this particular poll today thats freaking everybody out. patrick murray, director of the monmouth university polling institute. mr. murray, its great to have you here. >> its good to be here, rachel. >> 27-point lead and 41% support overall seems like an outlier. it seems ginormous even for a candidate who seems to have a clear lead. >> right. and there h...

Thats freak everybody out, patrick murray, director of the monmouth university polling institute. mr. murray, its good to have you here. >> its good to be here, rachel. >> 27-point lead and 41% support overall seems like an outlier. it seems ginormous even for a candidate who seems to to have a clear lead. >> right. and there have been a number of polls that have shown him in the 30s. this was the first that had significantly put him over 40%. and that follows our iowa poll last week where we ac...

Particular poll today showing him at 41% support, this particular poll today is kind of freaking people out. joining us now is the man who did this particular poll today thats freak everybody out, patrick murray, director of the monmouth university polling institute. mr. murray, its good to have you here. >> its good to be here, rachel. >> 27-point lead and 41% support overall seems like an outlier. it seems ginormous even for a candidate who seems to to have a clear lead. >> right. and there ha...

And self-inflicted. the fire set by ted. the motive? ted was afraid of losing his dream job and wanted to curry favor by staging false heroics. >> he wanted to impress his boss. he was on very bad terms with the main nurse. two reasons. >> the international thriller starring the billionaire banker had fizzled into a sad tale about a desperate, possibly unstable employee. >> theres a human story now, but it is about the nurse. >> teds arrest was a devastating turn of events for his wife heidi. sh...

Teds knife wounds, superficial and self-inflicted. the fire, set by ted. the motive? ted was afraid of losing his dream job and wanted to curry favor by staging false heroics. >> he wanted to impress his boss. he was on very bad terms with the main nurse. two reasons. >> the international thriller starring the billionaire banker had fizzled into a sad tale about a desperate, possibly unstable employee. >> theres a human story now, but suddenly its about the nurse. >> teds arrest was a devastatin...

>> they arrested him. they prevented him from going inside. >> a picture of an inept bungling monaco police department was beginning to take shape. the story now had the potential to be a huge source of embarrassment for the principality, which banked on its reputation as a safe haven for the rich and royal. with each new detail, the story of the banker and his masked assassins became increasingly bizarre. but according to authorities here, there was a reason why early news reports read like a h...