that quote free speech is free speech ok it's not jag dorothy's version of free speech and he's referencing the twitter c.e.o. so woods now says the story is now that he can use his twitter account but only if he deletes the tweet. i got to ask you. what is a pretty standard conservative it seems to me that he should know that a private company has every right to shut down his speech on their private private platform so i'm not sure what he wants here but do you think it's odd that someone who claims to be a conservative pretty much calling for private companies to be told him to make them like you said so brilliantly earlier he's an american citizen it's his free speech to tweet about whatever he wants twitter can shut him down but ultimately james can say whatever he wants and puts out whatever mimi wants at the end of the day it's his right. in one thousand nine the price per pound of pork was about four dollars and twenty eight cents adjusted for inflation in two thousand and sixteen it was topping out at five dollars and forty nine cents per pound but the prices of bacon are even highe

thirteen years after being stolen the sequent ruby slippers worn by judy garland as dorothy and the wizard of oz were snatched from a u.s. museum about a decade ago detectives recovered them in a sting operation in july and experts have now confirmed their authenticity but the case is not quite close the f.b.i. says the thieves well. they're still on the run. they may be following the yellow brick road pretty well the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can write directly to me of t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and that tomorrow is another day you'll see that everything. they say seeing is believing. but what do you see. and twenty you think you know now. can you really trust your own eyes. and education in me is designed to come found the. next. they're known as the gangs of new. children and teenagers in a city dominated by crime and violence form games and flout belong. ease many mobsters feel they have no other future. sixty minutes. wouldn't h

that was the cousin with you sir your supporters to your ship station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the request. watchdog announces that it will discuss reinstating the russian anti-doping agency is a member declared non-compliant in the wake of the twenty fifteen doping allegations . but his foreign minister reiterate moscow's willingness to cooperate with britain on the script in the case but not on the principle of assumed guilt so after some strong reactions from u.k. politicians. you see.

thirteen years after being stolen the sequent ruby slippers worn by judy garland as dorothy and the wizard of oz were snatched from a us museum about a decade ago to take divs recovered them in a sting operation in july and experts have now confirmed their authenticity but the case is not quite close the f.b.i. says the thieves well. they're still on the run they may be following the yellow brick road to prison. well the day is nearly done but as always the governor's ation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to me of t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and that tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. can. trust but verify a cardinal rule of business on supervisory board. in the euro zone. in the fight against corruption tax evasion and data theft. how important are checks and balances to a functioning economy. made in germany next on d w. tronic roy in developing countries it's an industry and a deadly threat to people and the environment it's in doubt as a vision of the f

thirteen years after being stolen the sequent ruby slippers worn by judy garland as dorothy and the wizard of oz were snatched from a us museum about a decade ago. recovered them in a sting operation in july and experts have now confirmed they are all thin to city but the case is not quite close the f.b.i. says the thieves well. they're still on the run they may be following the yellow brick road to prison. well the day is nearly done but as always the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to me at t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and that tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. clue. entered the conflict zone come fronting the powerful three years ago the philippines began a brutal war against the drug gangs in which thousands of people die human rights activists and journalists charged the police with illegal killings charges which president detested as vigorously denied by do so this week here in manila uses legal advisor salvatore cassano welcome to come t

meanwhile international dorothy's as well as athletes have lashed out over the possibility always thought of being reinstated if it doesn't get a catastrophe earlier my colleague discuss the details with r.t. sport correspondent alexy our set. i suppose anybody's guess at this stage what's your opinion how do you think it's going to play out it's not set in stone obviously because the opposition has been very vocal and it's been a lot of opposition to the russian reinstatement within water. particularly from the u.s. anti-doping agency frankly it stinks to high heaven why should stop the sleight of hand and release the new compliance review committee recommendation as well as any information received from russia now showing their compliance also the u.k. anti-doping agency came out with statements and even letters to wider and even a clip of your clip that they posted on twitter basically urging white and not to take this new turn there is a one of those taking place on the twenty fifth attempt which is critical to the future of clean spool get behind hash tag no you don't want to thank y

the closer with your sword your supporters to your shoes through sheer shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one whose job is the ripples through. the media explodes into a frenzy off of the two russians accused of carrying out a nerve agent attack in the u.k. come forward and speak to all the t.'s editor in chief did any involvement in the case who do you work for the g.r.u. and you meet nor and you and i don't either. the u.s. praises the actions of the saudi led coalition in yemen saying it's justified i think finding al qaeda we look at how washington's approach in the region is long ways unified. people are. pretty upset of the.

dorothy is in silver spring, maryland, on the line for those that oppose the nomination. caller: on this nomination for mr. cavanaugh, this is a doubt for him. i know for a fact the fbi investigated back in the day 32 years ago, my daughter who had already had clearance from the department of navy. almost toa four year --m my daughter host: are you talking about a background check or specific sexual assault allegation? the background check goes from when she is an elementary school all the way to high school. they did not do a background elementaryr as school. they only did a background check on what he did in the present. they need to investigate this. about how do we know intense the background check was. didt: christine blasey ford not share her allegations publicly. she held these close for some 30 .ears so it is perhaps understandable that this was not raised, had she not come forward, filed any sort of complaint, told authorities. that is something that you will hear a lot of people on capitol hill talking about. what do you do with these older allegations that had

of the girls are with you or your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the impulse to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the . politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. the list on. my side is that when i touched it with my. so there was a build up. into him a ride on a mission without her but then i. looked. on the hood of the duck and i. don't want the money i don't want to know about. something that really none of us want to our mr need just. thrown. out of a shuffle stem and we have been down on the. field at a little warmth and you know what. shall i do you saw to this idol of the. all right we're back worth it here in the moment grint very interesting so in other words what you're saying is per the message over to shirt is you not complaining or just saying you're just saying so when we were in the first half looking at the us voter heading into the midterm what happened to twenty sixteen and how they were perhaps just fed up of a predatory system and ever declining wa

. >> we are having fun watching dorothy, toto and the munchkins. >> and in that scene, judy garland may have been wearing the ruby slippers that were stolen from a museum in minnesota more than a dozen years ago, now they have found them. lynda lopez on the case. yes, jack. >> tap your heels together three times. >> reporter: they're not in kansas anymore, but they should have been in grand rapids, minnesota. the pair of sparkly shoes worn in the original 1939 wizard of oz film were stolen from the judy garland museum. the fbi announcing that after a 13 year search, they have finally been found. >> last summer we received a new tip and information that we pursued. >> reporter: saying they couldn't give anymore details on the theft. >> this is still a very, very active and ongoing investigation. >> reporter: revealing only that the iconic shoes were uncovered during an undercover operation. they were one of several pairs custommade for the legendary star and only one of four known to exist. >> one in the smithsonian. a second pair donated to the academy of arts and sciences. a third pair

alas it was the law dorothy. south. when they die that sucker here of all the luck that i do. look up. for sarah willis. is a passion. of fish join her on a journey as musical discovery. listless distressed by yes i can hear spending the whole day for this one of these issues from the brother cabin if i can see. the lovely here i don't know how anyone gets any work done. this minutes on the docket. more than sixty suicides in the french police force last year of the. officers face a constant battle against public austerlitz over work and above all the dangers of this. many feel abandoned by their government. can come to being of the french probably. in thirty minutes on w. . i think fun beethoven. his works and that god is for truth not. the maestro. in treatment. the children furnished twenty. odd. todd. odd. mock. this is do you know where you news live from baghdad the united states acts as millions more in a used the palestinian refugee president chunks of ministration says it will no longer fund the united nations agency for palestinian refugees washington told the agency

is the cousin with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't throw you should cook dorothy was do you do the impulse to. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely for watching the hawks. there are flaws already on the table which are they are experts that's discrimination and marginalization of the ukrainian orthodox church one such a law if acceptance will presuppose that they are praying and also the church should change its name and that it should be a name to the russian orthodox church in the ukraine it is something like putting sea of. yellow star on the georgians of the infields this. prosecution will need to become almost. a full focus on. where you push off the threat of fines or somebody known perceived to i mean yeah i mean i mean po

those the girls are with you sir your supporters to your shoes station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one whose job does the work was to. my body told me that i belong with the boy if but my thoughts my mind with that i'm along with the girls. and general surgery starts to be a very popular. form of what persons doctors. i was born a male had a sex change when i was thirty years old. i've now been there. living as a woman for twenty eight years and i fully regret this. problem should have gone away from by now but they hadn't so these surgeries are nothing more than plastic surgery i've had several female to male friends and you look at it and you just go god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders it's impossible. is delusional it's a mental illness. this is now one of my bones from flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman pushy was taken out. two thirds of american host schools do not have five hundred dollars emergency care. as crazy you know why your population doesn't have money and your money maintaining thirteen aircraft carriers around the world why why di

advancements that this region can potentially take advantage of well with me now to talk more about this is dorothy soon a social entrepreneur with perlin thank you for talking to us i mean how well placed the nations in this region to take advantage of these advancements very well placed so as the only is very useful it previously was very fragmented so there hasn't been a single big company say like an amazon becoming a trillion dollar business or an amazon and apple becoming to an old business so there is this huge opportunity for young entrepreneurship to kind of bubble and experiment. you talk about decentralization as being a key to taking advantage of these advancements that's a big problem potentially for these nations do when you talk about decentralizing something that's been very centralized for a very long time yes so when you look at the world economic forum historically it's about the large companies and how they interface and when you look at peak centralization and that's where a lot of power and money accumulates to a few big companies most of the technologies being covered here re

she's the one who first stole the ruby slippers, plopping them on to an unsuspecting dorothy. >> there they are, and there they'll stay. >> reporter: not so fast, my pretty. they didn't always stay where they were supposed to. in august 2005, one of the four remaining pairs of ruby slippers was stolen from here , the judy garland museum in grand rapids, minnesota. for 13 years, replicas sat in their place. >> ♪ we're off to see the wizard >> reporter: the missing size five-and-a-halfs became the area 51 of footwear. conspiracies and false sightings abounded. -h everything from they're iniled to a wall at a roadside diner in missouri, to i was with my boyfriend when he threw them into a water-filled iron ore pit. >> reporter: the slippers, it seemed, had slipped away for epod, until today. >> and now, under the rainbow. >> reporter: there they were. but were they real? after comparing them to the ones in the smithsonian, the f.b.i. "yid, "yes, indeed. they matched." >> not only were these slippers stolen, but the memories of a lot of americans were stolen back in 2005. >> reporter: in

the person who presided over the tenant's association, dorothy ramsey, who i knew and loved did not live to see this day, but i want to invoke her memory, along with ed lee's, and i want to thank the president of the association, susanna. you have cantonese speakers, russian speakers, all living in harmy, harmony, so i want to thank the tenant's association. in addition to merrill lynch, the bank of america has made an unprecedented investment not only in this $65 million project, but in our project citywide. this is over $2 billion in capital, and this project is just the tip of the iceberg. there is just down the street in chinatown hundreds of more units that are being subjected to the same loving treatment and rehabilitation in the pings where the board of supervisors with jane kim and the entire complement back when london breed was president has bestowed every bit of capital that we can get our hands on. i was worried this project could kill c.c.d.c., and if it did not kill it, it would emerge stronger. you have emerged stronger. congratulations. [applause] >> supervisor peskin: i

they lived in this neighborhood for centuries and now they say dorothy's want to throw them out on the fashion popular reporting from. the u.s. envoy to yemen has landed in the capital sanaa to meet with the leadership mohsin griffiths was flown there after last week's talks in geneva had failed before they'd even begun griffiths held three days of meetings with a yemeni government delegation but the who didn't show up they accused the saudi led coalition of blocking them from traveling to the peace talks griffiths arrives as a new wave of airstrikes have been launched targeting a key highway in the data province let's go live to djibouti just across the red sea from yemen andrew symonds is covering events in yemen from andrew. let's begin with this this offensive in the data is it fair to say that it is at its heaviest point well. it would be a fair comment because of all the multiple reports of course we don't have new neutral observers on the ground but multiple reports of fighting on a grand scale on a really bad scale there are so many airstrikes going on there were thirty five wi

brilliant fellow as his wife dorothy. fell under if you like the communist party during korean war and invited to go over to china and korea to prove in quotes that the americans had used biological weapons in the korean war, infected with anthrax in northern part of chinese border and for that he was thrown out of college at cambridge but was banned from the united states. the ban was instituted at the time of mccarthy so he was sort of a communist legitimately banned from the united states. the ban was lifted, by which time he was elderly and master of college at cambridge and distinction, finally let in and he went to, let in to get honorary degree from the university of chicago and give speeches at north western university, one of the speeches was on chinese gun powder, the view of the west that the chinese used gun powder purely for fireworks and never used it aggressive or military sense. in fact, he found a drawing from the second century ad, if you like to use the phrase, various bonds made by chinese using gun po

ome ont dorothy? in t come on down.abou i think now that's have the. patience to be a teacher. i still don't know if i could. but i know the one thing that is the strength of country is in our teachers. and i for one really thank you from the bottom of my heart to sacrifice on her behalf who are not paid enough and are not admired enough. thank you speeseventeen. to >> check me a long time to figureecome out to become less discouraged was to talk to felt. sople about how i felt.wod have for a lot of my life i felt lefd out would be afraid or anxietyoi ridden about, something that i would try to power through hecot had almostly ignored is like yor stomach is touring that churning in in the end when you are you'e discouraged, you cannot find the good in things. so it took a long time to realize i have to share that feeling with other people. easy. that's not so easy. a you want to make your parents more unhappy. but that decision and that although i learned it took aa long long time that when i sharm things with myad mom she made s. a big difference helping me feel with what i wa

. >> dorothy, why don't you come on down so i can keep walking in the back. thank you. >> how about a picture with you?>> you know, i think wrongly now, but when i was thinking about what i would be when i grew up, i just didn't think i would have the patience to be a teacher. i still don't know if i could have that patients. but i know one thing. which is the strength of our country is in ourteachers . [applause] and i, for one, really thank you. from the bottom of my heart, to every teacher whose patience seems endless and whose sacrifice on all our behalf is so great. you're never paid enough and you're never admired enough, so thank you . [applause] >> it took me a very, very long time to figure out that the best way for me to become less discouraged was to talk to people about how i felt. for a lot of my life, i would have self doubt. i would be afraid. i would be sort of anxiety ridden about something and i would try to power through it . and almost ignore it and it really eats you up. it's like your stomach is constantly turning and in the end, when yo

percent of the people who are impacted by this it was activities are women and children maybe i mean my dorothy of the book i mean really have nothing to do with it with one's. eyes begin to read more carefully. so that one day a larger mission when i rise up and say it is the west that of cold developing countries this is the truth his latest must not be allowed to continue. this is. a scrap yard in the canadian capital accra. alongside no bill it's ranked as one of the most toxic places on the planet. it's where men women and children live and work with electronic waste trying to extract valuable materials from items people in richer parts of the world discard. it's a toxic and harmful process both to local people and to the environment. as the range of production and disposal of electronic items increases more of these unregulated sites are appearing all over the world the face of all growing crisis. as huge impact of second electronics and the last of these that was carried out in the case at odds seventy percent of all in boards of electronic and electric up as a second hand so already tha

. >> he is like dorothy in the wiza wizard of oz, where he always had the power to do this. he complains about the documents not being declassified for months. why do it now? i suspect the timing means something? >> yeah, they are dealing with another book now and this is a bright shiny object they will throw in the media sphere to see if they can gain steam. there's a long pattern of the white house and republicans trying to find the smoking gun of bias or corruption, and they started with release the memo, and the president said that obama had tapped his phones and talked about unmasking, there's a brief flirtation with spy gate, so there's a long list of faux scandals that republicans and the white house have tried to get out there and tried to build steam and we have not seen any of those things pan out or seen the smoking gun. they have been able to muddy the waters a little bit, but none of those things have stuck, and all the while bob mueller and his team are working quietly behind the scenes and piling up guilty please, and we just thank you george papadopoulos sent

so mr harris and his wife amanda , and my daughter -- and his daughter dorothy, who is my grandmother, thank you for all the sacrifices you have put in place, for a promise i continues to benefit for generations to come. i hope to serve with you in mind to make you proud, and also to help inspire a new generation of leaders. people who are growing up in a city like president mendoza did and to take leadership in the city. so, i am excited about serving as president on the board of education. for the rest of the year. and we will see what the future holds. with that, i want to remind the board and the public that this type of -- we have to open it up for the vice president and i will follow the script. i want to remind the boat -- the board in the public that this type of election is by voice and a second is not needed for nominations and it is permissible for a member to vote for him or herself in this election. i will be clear, nominations are now open for vice president of the board of education for the remainder of the year, 2018 and i have a nomination. i will nominate commissione

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. >> the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in the classic film. it is estimated they are worth more than $2 million. authorities still looking for whoever stole the slippers. but they have them back. >> referred to as the holy grail of hollywood memorabilia by one prominent author. >>> all right, a major democratic primary upset overnight. the challenger who beat a ten-term incumbent, next. >>> plus, all-out war between president trump and watergate journalist bob woodward over his damaging, new book. hopes you drive safely.pany but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control w

. >> dorothy is my maternal great grand mother. no longer living. worked in the airplane factories in wichita. and at that time, she was living a hard life. she had a daughter named betty who ended up being one of my primary care takers. and foowed in her mother and father's footsteps as a member of the poor. she lived a chaotic life. >> she was married a bunch of times. >> eight if anyone is counting. and so betty, my maternal grandmother was this chaos of her life had everything to do in some ways with her gender. talking about the importance of female stories within the tales we tell about poverty. one of the reasons she married so many times is she had fled an abusive husband for her own survival and my father's survival and her second child was kept from her by a small time guy who knew the cops. she was told if she ever wanted to get her son back, she needed to be married. so divorced young woman with a kid. and so she would take that advice and marry unsavrry characters for the immediate purpose of trying to get her son back. through that har

guidance >>> before we head to break, the fbi recovered a stolen iconic piece of movie paraphernalia dorothy's ruby red slippers. u.s. authorities recovered the shoes in an undercover operation in minneapolis they'll be returned to the judy garland museum from which they were stolen in 2005, proving there is no place like home. >> wonderful news. i don't like my shoes going missing. >> i like the red shoes with a bit of sparkle especially the red soles >>> if you have any views on the dollar or glittery shoes, you can get in touch on twitte twitter, @streetsignscnbc or fwe tweet us directly. >>> asian shares follow wall street lower as emerging worries and trade concerns weigh more on that next. max hold so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune syste

derek ward has how dorothy shoes made their way home. >> reporter: probly the most identifiable pair of shoes around. >> they've beenanced in and loved. >> reporter: and they've been missing since ab smash and g robbery at the judy garland museumn 2005. while there are four surviving pairs, donla w says these were worked in by a then 16-year- jdy garland. >> we can see the cracks in the paint, and that because as we wear shoes and they're being danced in and flexed, that paint that was applied to the bottom is going to start to crack. >> reporter: the casein surrou the shoes began to crack. the fbi got involved. >> lots of interviews. several searches. only to later lead this summer to the recovery -- >> reporter: and they had to verify the shoes. they got the forensic treatment at the lab in the smithsonian. >> we're able to look at the competition of the beads and the prongs and the threads and reallyll the materials that make up this shoe. >> reporter: the smithsonian had a mismatched pair. the stolen pair were also mi atched. this put things right. the right right with the right

a pair of dorothy's iconic ruby red slippers a now back in the right happened. until this week, that pair has been missing for a decade. the slippers were stolen from the judy garland museum in minnesota back in 2005. the fbi finallyracked them down. now after some scientific amaze they've concluded that the recovered shoes are authentic. they certainly still hold their magic. heyother people see them, just sort of feel that in their heart, sort of the magic that they produce. each after two years of working on this project, i still sort of smile every single time i see f e shoes when they come out the box. >> the best part about this discovery, the smithsonian already had one of th four remaining pairs of both left feet. the recovered shoes are both the t foot. so now the pairs ofre shoes a back together again with their appropriate match. who knew? >> isn't that amazing? i have actually seen those shoes. >> me, too. smithsonian. could you tell they were both left shoes? >> i don't think i was looking for tha i think they were probably trying to conceal that fr

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. >> juan: in "the wizard of oz," your member going to the good which tells dorothy, click your heels and say there is no place like home. that is where judy garland at while wearing her sequined ruby red slippers. today, the fbi announced that those red shoes have come home. >> not only where they slip or stolen, but the memories of a lot of americans were stolen at 2005 and we hope to give those memories back today. just before the said they were recovering the shoes which were stolen from a judy garland museum in minnesota. they are not saying where they found them because it is still an ongoing investigation. i had my suspicions, gregory. >> greg: [laughs] they were my size. i look great in them. [laughter] >> jesse: greg called you a scarecrow under the breath. not nice. >> juan: is a good thing i have you here to defend me. >> jedieiah: whenever he goes to the dentist, they ask you, hu been flossing, you get the question everything a time you go, what you better be flossing because adult baboons and their children can floss, so can you. these are some baboons at a british zoo, g

host: dorothy, virginia, hello. um, this is my first time calling. good morning to you. this is my first time calling ever. but i just wanted to make a brief comment. about what is going on. i did not vote for president trump. i voted for hillary. the minute i came out of the booth from voting for hillary, i i felt that i should not have done that an ice of i am sorry it, voted for hillary. now i know why i got that dealing. -- that feeling. host: do you have a question about our guest in his book? caller: the thing i am saying is trump andr president i'm glad i voted for him because i feel he is doing an excellent job. i cannot see why people can't see that. i wish people would get on their and talk about not only president trump at other people, other people they are talking about, -- host: got you, thank you. i think this is a case where the book and the information in it speaks for itself. responses,you get not only from president draghi atwitter, but what are other responses, what has it been for you? guest: to a certain extent, it reflects a polarization in the cou

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and this is a teacher, dorothy copeland, who is asking for a fourth grade student. teachers are so important in terms of being able to help outside of the home. >> who is that teacher? >> this is the teacher. dorothy, why don't you go and -- >> come on down with me, so i can keep walking in the back. thank you. >> that you would -- [inaudible]. >> you know, i think wrongly, now, but when i was thinking about what i would be when i grew up i didn't think i had the patience to be a teacher. i still don't know if i could have that patience. >> thanks a lot. >> but i know one thing, which is, the strength of our country is in our teachers. [applause] and i for one really thank you from the bottom of my heart, to every teacher whose patience seems endless, who sacrifice on all of our behalf is great. you are never paid enough. and you're never admired enough. so thank you. [applause] it took pea very, very long time to figure out that the best way for me to become less discouraged was to talk to people about how i felt. you know for a lot of my life i would have self-dou

more on how dorothy's shoes made their way home. >> reporter: they're probably the most identifiable pair of shoes around. >> they've been danced they've been loved. >> reporter: they've been missing since a late-night smash and grab robbery in 2005. while there are four surviving pairs, smithsonian conservativen tore tore dawn wallace says they were worked in by judy garland. >> we can see the cracks. if they're dance in, the paintd appl to the bottom is going to begin to crack. >> reporter: a man approached the insurer of the shoes and saidre he knew where they the fbi got involved. >> lots of interviews, several searches. only to lead later this summer to the epcovery. >> rorter: they had to verify slippers. those ruby the shoes got the forensic treatment here at the lab in the smithsonian. we were able toook at the composition t of the bead prongs, this red and all the materials that make up the shoe. >> rsoorter: the smithnian actually had a mismatchedin pai its collection. the stolen pair were alsomi atched. the right right with the right left. >> we were lucky enough to have t

. >> news 4's dorothy spencer explains what happens in the moments before that vio. >> the photos showis injuries. that's nicholas mims on the ground and at one point a hand on his toat. he claims he suffered a concussion and other injuries at the handsy of securit guards at hx flags. >> that shouldn'tappen to anybody. >> he says it happened on father's day in front of his family. he's filed a $10 million lawsuit claiming assault and battery and false imprisonment. >> humiliated isn't even the o word in fro my wife and two sons. >> reporter: mims and his attorney claimed guards too far when they kicked him out of the park for being . disorder >> what we understand the training requires for these private officers is they use everye attempt possi to de-escalate the situation. >> reporter: mims said he had been at the waterre park w he says it was okay to be shirtless, but he didn't realize head to put on his shirt in other areas, that is, until he was stopped by security. mims admitted he ud profanity out of frustration and when he did he says he was told to leave. >> reporter: it was like

the ruby slippers that dorothy wore in "the wizard of oz" were taken in 2005 from the judy garland museum in minnesota. the pumps, size 5 1/2, are one of four known pairs that garland wore in that classic film. it is estimated they're worth than 2 million bucks. authorities are still looking for whoever stole the slippers. so, the slippers are returned, the mystery remains. >> "the oz" turns 80 next summer. >>> finally, fallon, meyers and colbert not holding back on the president, as portrayed in bob woodward's book. >> the upcoming book says president trump regrets criticizing white supremacists and calls it the biggest f'ing mistake he's made. then trump looked at don junior and said, actually, second biggest mistake. i'm sorry, donny. come back, donny! >> he's reportedly scolding his generals about afghanistan, saying, you should be killing guys. you don't need a strategy to kill people. yes. and who needs a strategy in war? we all remember what eisenhower said at d-day, helter skelter little piggies! >> woodward's book also claims that when president trump learned of special counsel r