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0 did for her. i love it. >> that's why it's the better stuff. isn't that great? you know how that story comes a lot of the good stuff comes remember the eyre shallman told me about the pot of the gold at the end of the rainbow, there is he right over there, see. that's john griffin. >> does not look like that everyone. >> he's not in as good as shape as he is in this picture. >> this is chris' fabulous producer, does not dress like that out of work. we are out of time. we get in to john berman and michaela pereira in for carol costello. >> when you talk about leprechauns it's time for the nex...

it was part of my daily ritual, to watch the news. i said, you know, that is interesting. i might want to do that some day. >> how old were you then? seventh grade? >> something like that. we typically watched the evening news. it came on a 6:30 p.m. it would be right after we would be finishing their. -- dinner. >> what were the circumstances at home? what did your parents do and how many kids were at home? >> i was one of five. my dad worked in a place called lynchburg foundry, a very hard- working man. he worked pouring steel. my mom was a homemaker. we had a typical southern virg...

seventh grade? >> something like that. we typically watched the evening news. it came on a 6:30 p.m. it would be right after we would be finishing their. >> what were the circumstances at home? what did your parents do and how many kids were at home? >> i was one of five. my dad worked in a place called lynchburg foundry, a very hard- working man. he worked pouring steel. my mom was a homemaker. we had a typical southern virginia family, lots of noise in the house. i was the youngest of my siblings. i think about that often, just great summers, lots of play. and my parents encouraged...

that we watched in particular. and i watched "world news tonight," with peter jennings and max robinson. it was part of my daily ritual, to watch the news. i said, you know, that is interesting. i might want to do that some day. >> how old were you then? seventh grade? >> something like that. we typically watched the evening news. it came on a 6:30 p.m. it would be right after we would be finishing their. >> what were the circumstances at home? what did your parents do and how many kids were at home? >> i was one of five. my dad worked in a place called lynchburg foundry, a very hard...

and imagine heading out on to a lake on jet skis and getting attacked by bandits. this happened by one american couple on the u.s.-mexican border. the wife escaped. husband shot in the head. details tonight. we begin "keeping them honest" with people and corporations trying to buy elections. they are spending tens of millions of dollars to sway your vote. but they're trying to keep it secret spending all the money but not running for office. they're not putting themselves in front of voters, zero accountability and it's all perfectly legal. according to a report from "public citize...