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♪ its crunch time. just a few shopping days until christmas. you may have one, two, or maybe all of those gifts to buy. we invited one of santas most helpful elves with stocking stuffer ideas under 35 bucks. whiz biz dick debartolo is with us. good morning, dick. >> good morning, john. i have some fun stuff. >> get to it. >> shutter ball. >> if you have a smartphone it is hard to take pictures with the smartphone. always hit the wrong button. >> i do it all the time. hand to enjoyed, they hi...

>> thank you. good to be back. >> are you travel thanksgiving this, going to be on the road? >> i will be on the road coming to work. >> thats it. >> thats it. >> pushed the wrong button on that one. i will have my thanksgiving turkey and be here to deliver the news to you. how about you? >> i will be here to deliver the news to you, too. i will be out to long island to be at my moms house, the roads the rails. >> going to long island. >> long island. >> thats a tough one. >> see how that goes. ...

>> ben, i cant tell you how many times i think i hit something on my computer and i hit something else. i mean, is there any chance that when you did prudent person the application that you actually did submit it, that the error was a human error on your part and not a software error? >> thats certainly possible that i made some mistake there what i do know is that i did select the option that i did not agree to the terms of submitting an application. that part i do know that i did during the pr...

Next commercial break, pressed the wrong button once again. that was representative murphy in 2006. when he was defending the technical problems with the launch of medicare part d, which of course republican president bush pro posed and signed into law without paying for it. and which of course republican representative tim murphy voted for. now here is republican representative tim murphy today. being perfectly consistent and defending the startup of affordable care act. i mean what choice does...

Ever done. better than skydiving, anything with the jet packs, its about 1,000 gallons per minute getting sucked up through this machine. you can go 30 feet in the air. up to 32 miles an hour and super expensive and hard to run. richard told me he pressed the wrong button and slammed down into the river thames there in london. it costs about $200 per hour to rent. again, thats our richard quest there flying around. >> because he took his hands off. you never take your hands off the wheel, ivan, ...

When it is so close. >> i have no explanation for that. >> we dont see it cross the path of flight 800. >> we dont. >> but russell is remained of a cover-up. >> it has been ten years and wouldnt someone have come forward and leaked information? >> someone perhaps hit the wrong button, and nobody wants to take credit for that. >> there is some percentage of people who think it is a conspiracy. >> like in this new to be released documentary that says that there is evidence of a cover-up and that t...

One of them according to russell is the missile. were about 30 seconds away from the explosion if this is the missile. how does it take a missile 30 seconds to reach that aircraft when its so close? >> i have no explanation for that. >> reporter: we never see it cross the path of flight 800. >> we dont. >> reporter: but he remains convinced of a cover-up. its been ten years. wouldnt someone have come forward and leaked information? >> somebody perhaps hit the wrong button. nobody wants to take c...

Convinced of a cover-up. its been ten years. wouldnt someone have come forward and leaked information? >> somebody perhaps hit the wrong button. nobody wants to take credit for that. >> reporter: like in this soon-to-been released documentary claims to have evidence the truth was covered up, that twa 800 was taken down by an outside force. >> i was convinced that the part had been damaged by a high explosion because of the entrance and exit hole. sure enough, it tested positive, which i was sure...

That. >> reporter: we never see it cross the path of flight 800. >> we dont. >> reporter: but he remains convinced of a cover-up. its been ten years. wouldnt someone have come forward and leaked information? >> somebody perhaps hit the wrong button. nobody wants to take credit for that. >> reporter: like in this soon-to-been released documentary claims to have evidence the truth was covered up, that twa 800 was taken down by an outside force. >> i was convinced that the part had been damaged by ...

>> i know i understand that i understand that. >> and i want to tell you, listen, belief me, if you think its uncomfortable sitting over there. you ought to be a private individual when the irs is across from you questioning. its uncomfortable for everybody. my question more particularly how does cincinnati get to where they are? how do they develop that strategy and how do they know to go after these certain groups? how do they target those folks? that just couple rookies just showed up didnt r...