we found several david georges but this man wasn't one of them. it took two years of her calls and complaints, but seeing this mugshot, it eases the pain of the thousands she lost. >> finally he's arrested and others can't be taken. >> as you say, it's easy to double check a license, you can go to my florida license.com and click verify a license from there search by name or license number. contractors are required to put that number on construction permits. we have a link on our site. >>> important information for anyone, and the south carolina primary begins in less than two days and 3 more gop presidential candidates are trying to sway voters. donald trump and jeb bush and kasich were in the spotlight, and ben carson and marco rubio. they discussed healthcare and immigration but the pope's spotlight. >> i think he heard one side of the story, that's probably by the mexican government and he didn't sigh the tremendous strain that the border is causing us and the drugs pouring across. >> a poll has him leading in south carolina with 38% followed

george menter was young... he broke the wildest horses and drove the fastest stock cars. these days, his body is frail... his hands unsteady . david freeman is georges roommate. he was also his cellmate at a prison in clarinda. both were diagnosed with cancer last year. they were transferred to i-m- c-c when it became clear there wasnt much more doctors could do. david is still receiving george, who has liver cancer, the radiation made him too sick. george says he has no regrets. treatment... and he doesnt regret committing the crime that resulted in a 45-year sentence. he says she abused him... broke his legs when he was a toddler... and told anything. theyd let him. sentence. he says he was ready to die behind bars when he walked into prison 36-years ago... and he still is. 'just ready.' .so is george. theyre well aware most people want nothing to do with them. their own families have shunned them. not kim jeraco. she oversees the hospice program, which was launched in 2002. it is funded through donations and fundraisers. the goal - she views herself as a facilitator between staff, in charge of things like security and administe

george menter was young... he broke the wildest horses and drove the fastest stock cars. these days, his body is frail... his hands unsteady . david freeman is georges roommate. he was also his cellmate at a prison in clarinda. both were diagnosed with cancer last year. they were transferred to i-m- c-c when it became clear there much more doctors could do. david is still receiving chemo... george, who has liver cancer, has refused treatment. he says the radiation made him too sick. george says he has no regrets. he doesnt regret ending treatment... and he doesnt regret committing the crime that resulted in a 45-year sentence. he says she abused him... broke his legs when he was a toddler... and told him hed never amount to anything. he says hed do it again if theyd let him. david is serving a life he says he was ready to die behind bars when he walked into prison 36-years ago... and he still is. 'just ready.' .so is george. theyre well aware most people want nothing to do with them. their own families have shunned them. not kim jeraco. she oversees the hospice program, which was launched in 2002. it is funded through donations an

in april of 2014, this woman found a website forever see roofing and david george promised to rebuild it in two weeks. he took $4,000 and stopped answering phone calls. constructer's license, now he is facing charges two years later. >> other people should not go through what i went through. yeah. i'm glad that they caught up with him. >> the contractors are required to put their license number on construction permits. we put a link on www.wftv.com. >>> covering brevard county, some homeowners are saying the water is so bad in their community they have to rely on bottled water. nearly 300 people in the groves area are saying showers can cause a problem. they are waiting on a water a little bit to be built to connect city water to the county plant. but we found out a fix could be another year away. >> we're doing our due diligence getting this taken care of and going through the proper channels. >> officials are saying once the permit and contact process is done, it will take six to nine months to install the pipe. >>> minneapolis made an exception in light of the zika would be the les

they live with their parents david and georges in a fashionable townhouse in mid-manhattan. the couple chose their mother from candidates listed in ct fertility's catalogue. together they show us how it worked. potential egg donors introduce themselves personally via video. ct fertility pays donors $8000 for their eggs. >> hi. my name is courtney. i was told i should make a video and kind of tell you guys more about myself, so i figured i'd talk about why i want to be an egg donor. >> ancestry, religion, education, health -- the women reveal almost everything about themselves. the customer is king. >> we both have blue eyes, so we want to have donor tt had blue eyes just because the color is a recessive gene passed on from the woman. we wanted someone intelligent, someone pretty tall, someone who had good health history. >> this is where michael doyle works -- the doctor with whom david and georges conceived their children. dr. doyle produced embryos using the fathers' sperm and implanted them in the uterus of a surrogate mother. that's legal in many parts of the u.s. in eur

and i went to hear david george, a young preacher in lake charles preach, and while he was preaching, because he preaches a lot in russia, and while he was reaching, god said, i want you his ministry. i explained to the lord, really, that i was going toe buying some clothes. with those two$200. he explained to me that he was the one that gave me the cotton pickin' $200. he didn't say cotton pickin', i did. i gave the $200. did you feel good? not really. i want to say something. i really don't understand all the teaching of giving. i hear these preachers and evidently they've reached a place in god i haven't. when i sow big offerings, i feel sick for days. i really do. it kills -- i mean, my mind goes through, iope that was god. marngs i hope that was god. i hope that was god. i remember, i'll be next sunday with rod parsley, a long-time friend of mine. a big offering to his service. i couldn't talk for seven days. i feel like, they've got that music -- you know how they've got that music going. here. i felt sick for days. so i really don't understand that giving, quite frankly. the ol

george menter was young... he broke the wildest horses and drove the fastest stock cars. these days, his body is frail... his hands unsteady . david freeman is georges cellmate at a prison in clarinda. both were diagnosed with cancer last year. they were transferred to i-m- c-c when it became clear there wasnt much more doctors could do. george, who has liver cancer, the radiation made him too sick. george says he has no regrets. he doesnt regret ending treatment... and he doesnt regret committing the crime that resulted in a 45-year sentence. he says she abused him... broke his legs when he was a toddler... and told him hed never amount to anything. he says hed do it again if theyd let him. sentence. he says he was ready to die behind bars when he walked into prison 36-years ago... and he still is. 'just ready.' .so is george. theyre well to do with shunned them. she oversees the hospice program, which was launched in 2002. it is funded through donations and fundraisers. the goal - she views herself as a facilitator between staff, in charge of things like security and administering medications, and volunteers who provide emotiona

and just behind me, david, george w. bush making the case for his brother and taking jabs at donald trump tonight. >> the former president behind you, tom, thank you. >>> meantime, this evening, on the democratic side, nevada is next. tonight, new signs hillary clinton is feeling the bern in nevada. could senator sanders be closing the gap? meanwhile, former president bill clinton facing tough questions about his relationship over the years with mr. trump. abc's cecilia vega is in florida tonight, one op one with bill clint top, and how he answered those questions about trump. >> i need your help on saturday. >> reporter: tonight, hillary clinton in nevada -- >> i'm hoping to get your support in the caucus on saturday. >> reporter: bracing for yet another embarrassment in a state she can't afford to lose. hillary clinton was supposed to be here in florida today. this is who showed up in her place. >> we keep rewarding people who tell us things they know they can't do, because it pushes our hot buttons. >> reporter: bill

david: george clooney is germany, not only promoting his latest movie, but also speaking out against the united states and what he says needs to change. melissa: brotherly love, a familiar face hitting the campaign trail on monday with jeb bush, another target for donald trump. >> they tried the mother that did not work out so good. now his brother. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and med

cheryl: david, george w. bush is back on the campaign trail.he former president stumping for little brother jeb in south carolina and taking subtle jabs at frontrunner donald trump. >> i understand that americans are angry and frustrated. but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. in my experience, the strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room. cheryl: destroy and nomiki back with me. lisa boothe from high-end strategies. lisa, does the strategy help jeb bush? is it too late to get out ahead of the train that is donald trump? >> i don't necessarily think it is too late. i don't know this will put him in front of donald trump when donald trump has been up by 20 points if not more for a long time in the polling we've seen. we have not seen any great polling since the debate which was sort of a train wreck for him. it witting interesting to see if he if he lost momentum like marco rubio did heading from new hampshire. there is goodwill in the state of south carolina for george

>> david, george washington university. i have two questions. first is al shabab. the kenyan government is rather paranoid infiltration, now that may be exaggerated but i am interested to know your opinion as to how effective al shabaab has penetrated, if there are al shabaab in the camps and kenyans and the second question, i'm a rather skeptical about the viability of opening up al shabaab to the wider region and free economic enterprise. it strike me and it's such isolated part of kenya that the environmental that would result would potentially be catastrophic within a short period of time you would actually foresee demographic problems if you were to do that. it survives as an isolated bubble because it's supplied from outside, but in the wider politically of north eastern kenya and in the -- the wide ecosystem, it's not sustainable and 350 or 450,000 people being absorbed into the political economy of north eastern kenya, i see as an absolute nonstarter. and so you can see the concerns of the kenyan government about that kind of strategy. it's imperative for f

take pkg 0.01 george 0.10 banner 0.23 david 0.32 andres pkg george gascon/fiscal el fiscal fue enfaticonos residentes de san francisco merecen tener un gobierno sin corrupcion que le responda a la gente. para lograr este objetivo, la fiscalia unio esfuerzos con el fbi a fin de crear una fuerza que actue de manera conjunta para poder cazar a todo aquel que tenga poder politico y lo utilice de manera inadecuada dav johnson/fbi el agente johnson informo que la corrupcion cometida por funcionarios publicos es una prioridad para elbi bridge este operativo ocurre luego de quhace seman, vari personas con poder politico lo utilizaron pcotertode corrupcion la fiscalia acuso en enero a una ex comisionada de los derechos humanos, a un ex comisionado de la ciudad y a un consultor politico de soborno y corrupcion. en el 2014 el senador estatal leeland yee tambien fue acusado, al igual que raymond shrimpboy chow, de corrupcion y crimenes. el fbi ayudo en las operaciones para descubrir los supuestos delitos cometidos por ellos. ab t48 blanca ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia

the trustees are phillipe and david and george abrams. sherry redstone.orman jacobs that's sumner's loyal and sumner's ex-wife's lawyer. those are the seven directors. now if he stepped down or any independent director steps down they have a right to appoint their replacement but this where the battle will start to take place in terms of sherry redstone trying to exert more control to the extent that she can. when it comes to the broader stock market and consolidation and whether or not it's up to pursue some things it otherwise couldn't have it's still very much unclear. mr. redstone is still on the team so it may be impaired in terms of his ability to communicate. >> by the way, on the half in about 50 minutes or so, they'll talk to mario, the second biggest holder of class a shares. to get a sense of how it's playing in hollywood, julia joins us from there. >> thank you so much. i have been talking to investors and analysts this morning, one thing worth pointing out is in terms of appointing a chairman of the board there one anyone else on viacom's boa

george will, david gregory, former moderateor of meet the press and author of the book, "how's your faith"? conservative pollster kristen soltis anderson and juan williams. george, your thoughts about ton inxa lee yashgs antonin scalia, legacy and whether barack obama will be able to name his replacement. >> his originalism, the theory interpreted as the language was commonly understood at the time was written and ratified was an attempt by conservatives to react against what they took to be the somewhat freewheeling creation of nonconstitutional rights by the foreign courts and others. the dissents were written for the law students and the coming generation of judges which complicated the process of getting a majority. ju justice brennan once said the most important word in the supreme court lexicon is five. and sometimes mr. scalia was indifferent to. that he was writing so to speak for the ages. his most important consideration,consideration contribution was creating an alternative con conserveative infrastructure. i'm wearing the federalist society neck tie. founded in 1982, shortly b

david: good place to end. dr. robert george, thank you for coming in. come again. >> thank you. d, just five days to south carolina and senator ted cruz still fighting off the attacks from the fiery debate he is quote, liar. >> well he has printed lies. he said i'm pro-choice and pro-life. he printed lies. not only printed, i think he -- look, what he did with ben carson was terrible. i have never seen anything like that. cheryl: that was about two hours ago. here to weigh in, kelly ridell from "washington times" and noelle nikpour, fund-raiser. noelle, he went off ten minutes in the 2:00 p.m. eastern hour, going off on donald trump. is he worried about ted cruz himself. >> he wouldn't attack anyone in my opinion unless he was a little worried about him. if you would ask donald trump probably he would say, i'm not worried at all. i would like to win south carolina but i don't like when ted cruz lies. to trump's, to validate trump, i would have to say that ted cruz with what happened with iowa, with the form that went out and some of the calls, i think that he is preying into that

george holding and democratic david price both live in the newly created district put it does so in a way that's not in with interest. this an effort we could even get autoaowl this approved -- they expect to who would a new date just to hold congressional i -- local primaries. >> the white house is expect today announce that president obama will travel to cuba as the two countries continue to work on efforts to normalize rerations. both nations signed a deal that would -- >> a new gop front runner is pull ago head in ways race for the white house the poll has cruz ahead of trump by two points. it was conducted after the win in new hampshire and after saturday in south carolina where trump has a promising lead heading into saturday's primary. >> if people used facebook to would be different. a study 5:38 looked at the candidates likes on facebook. san december leads the way on the democratic side -- sanders leads, carson is on top with 26 percent of the likes on facebook. trump a close second with 23%. >>> rubio landed a huge endorse transmit south carolina governor, nikki hailey. she

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david muir. i'm be joining george a little later here. until then, have a good evening. thanks for watching. maria: look at this live picture from sky 5. that is merrimack, new hampshire. that is a line of people waiting to get into vote. he -- ed: our team has been following the candidates and the voters. right now, some polls are closing. exit polls show independents are turning out insubstantial numbers. maria: the secretary of state predicting a record turnout today but that' s causing a lot of problems. ed: polls are supposed to be closing but the huge traffic backup we showed you have led to

george w. bush, phis brother, and they have one pbig advantage, still, david, pthey have more campaign cash pthan most of his rivals. p>> all right, jon karl with us ptonight. pjon, thank you. p>>> meantime, on the democratic pside tonight, an uphill battle pfor hillary clinton, who did pwell here eight years ago. pnew hampshire voters gave her pnew life after iowa, but this pin. ptrailing bernie sanders by pdouble digits going into the rimary. phere in his own backyard. pclinton has struggles to engaj pyounger voters, where sanders phas excelled. pand here's what we're learning pfrom the exit polls coming in pright now. p3 in 10 voters saying honesty pand trustworthiness are the pcharacteristics most important pto them. p7 in 10 voters describe pthemselves as liberals. pthat's higher than in the past. pand more saying that income pinequality, the economy and jobs pare their top issues. psanders team and one-on-one with pclinton tonight. p>> reporter: hillary clinton's psprint to the finish line today pstarted right here in pmanchester. pwhat is your prediction for ptonight? p>> it's -- i just lo