he used their daughter as a way to manipulate shauna, time and time again. >> reporter: shauna had beentting her work mates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. >> one text, it would be nice, you know, short and sweet. like, "i love you. i've been thinking about you all day," "we need to work things out." and then, you know, we would be working. she wouldn't be able to text him back right away and ten minutes later, he's blowing up her phone cussing her out, calling her names. >> reporter: shauna's supporters remembered her funeral quite differently than george's people did. >> he had no emotion. no emotion at all. he did a eulogy, talking about how much money shauna liked to spend, and that there was one time she was at the gas station and accidentally left the pump in the car. >> in the eulogy? >> in the eulogy. >> reporter: paula watched george and his daughter at the cemetery and fumed. >> they hadn't even lowered her in the ground yet, and he said, "come on," and took her hand, "it's time to go." and i watched him walk off with my little niece, yo

shauna. want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: hi. how are you? i'm marcus. shauna: i'm shauna.t you. lemonis: nice to meet you. father daughter working together? shauna: yeah, yeah. it's fun. lemonis: and have you been in the business a while? shauna: i have. i started right out of college. so, i'm the director of marketing now. lemonis: you're the person that gets everybody in the front door. shauna: yes, that's my goal. lemonis: what's it like working with your dad? shauna: i love working with him. i mean, my dad has always said that he started all of his businesses because he wanted to be able to pass something down to his kids, and, of course, i want to make him proud. mike: she's a huge inspiration for me and a motivation for me. lemonis: you can feel the affection between you guys. -shauna: yeah. -mike: oh, yeah. i'd like to have you meet my business partner, paul kramer. lemonis: okay. mike: want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. paul: thank you for joining us here. lemonis: absolutely. how do you share roles and responsibili

shauna will be doing a long-term coding course with the kids where they're learning how to use codesto great animation and games online. so the early literacy mobile goes out as well once a month. we go to the child development center and we been going there since 2009. eve bakker she is on the picture on the bottom left, she's doing a puppet storytime and she did report to me that out of the 30 some odd sites we go to, in san francisco, and treasure island, the teachers there are the most engaged and use her resources as a children's early child the moment at work and children's librarian the most out of all the other sites we go to. they consistently rotate 50 board books every month and that's the most out of the whole all of our sites. so the very robust and requesting materials that fit in with the things they're working on so that enhances their curriculum and the work they're doing with the kids. it's a very good partner there. so just deliver the feedback we've gotten in anecdotes that have gathered from my staff out there. in general, it's about being grateful and thankful t

-shauna: well, it is. lemonis: as the dysfunction gets worse and worse...numbers. i trusted, but i didn't verify. lemonis: ...the day of reckoning gets closer and closer. $1,900,000 is the total debt, and you have no cash. it's like a train wreck.

. >> reporter: shauna, assistant professor at rutgers camden, said foreign policy is an element, but now the strongest thing people vote on. but in the event of a terror attack can change that. >> the big thing to look out for is there are a lot of voters who are still undecided. so that's where a triggering effect might have a real impact. >> reporter: we found undecided voters at the silver diner. how does foreign policy fit into your decision making process? >> it does, but i'm not really as worried about foreign policy as i am about the policy in our country here. economics, just bringing our country back to being whole again. we seem to be so divided. >> reporter: she was having lunch with kim who is also trying to make a final decision. but frustrated with what she's hearing. >> it's the mud slinging back and forth. it's what's really turning me off. >> reporter: last night's forum gave us a taste of what we might see when the candidates take the stage together. the first debate is now less than three weeks away on september 26th. jim? >> lauren mayk, thank you. >>> now to brea

shauna graham of vermont was driving erratically down i-89 in grantham. troopers pulled her over and several open containers of alcohol inside the vehicle. the 47-year-old is facing an aggravated level offense because the child was in the back seat. >>> now 4:36. a man who was in a medically induced coma after being beaten and bloody outside a fenway bar is making a remarkable recovery. kerry kavanaugh talks to the victim's brother who is hoping that police find whoever did this months later. >> reporter: 27-year-old robby mclaughlin in late june. the scar on his visible. when someone attacked him from behind. >> someone just came in and was like -- robby -- i think robe is dead. >> reporter: robby's brother said he next saw his brother on the ground, bloodied and unconscious. >> i saw him on the ground and i was like -- there is a good chance my brother is dead right now a they hope showing the real extent of his injuries will compel someone to come forward. >> i want him to feel ashamed of themselves. feel like cowards for the cowards they are. >> repor

shauna is almost done. >> i have a month left. >> reporter: many students had tuition. now, they can apply for loan discharge or try to find a school that will allow them to transfer. >> they were calling me all weekend last week for money and today they closed. >> reporter: the irony is the school says it can no longer afford to continue operations. we tried calling the president of regency but never heard back. >> i wish they gave us more notice. they are not instructors. they're not with the students day today. >> reporter: there a -- there are a lot of duty schools willing to take in these beauty teachers and staff, they don't know what their future holds. chris sgro, abc15. >>> one of the first signs of trouble for for-profit colleges started with corinthian. tonight, there are claims the education department is trying to collect debt from the nearly 80,000 students shut out of their own school. elizabeth warren sent a letter citing an investigation by her staff, the secretary responding by saying they will make sure corinthian borrowers were no -- forgiveness. >>>

shauna was arrested after they found bottles in her vehicle. sean: how the school is helping students of a closing college. erin: plus getting ready for winter. what local plow drivers spent yesterday when i first found out that carl had been using heroin diately thought not my son. i found him in his bathroom with a syringe still in his hand and that was the worst day of my life. annie kuster is leading the fight regarding this opioid epidemic. she's trying to do everything she can to get laws changed. so this doesn't happen again. she's definitely a leader. i just love annie. sean: the state department of transportation is looking at adding new exits. they want to hear from you about the idea. the project is designed to relieve terrific along route 102 through derry and allow for more economic development. a public meeting is set for tuesday, september 27th at 7:00 at the derry municipal center. students at daniel webster college are getting much neededhe parent company, i.t.t. educational services, announced it was closing all of its campuse

. >> shauna says her father's life came about sustaining refugees. >> there was two coffee shops in the area and my dad did not drink coffee maybe twice in his life. >> the employees are all volunteers so that most of the money goes towards the mission. >> i was like for real? because how would you run a coffee shop with volunteers but everyone is passionate about what they are doing and that's how it works. of cancer. >> dad was 57. very young and full of life. >> i genuinely believe that he didn't think he was going to be here a long time and he worked that way tirelessly. >> to help people around the world from his coffee shop in colorado. a place he felt at home. >> my dad was very joyful, passionate man that had a really big heart. >> we want to go back to our top stor we have just learned that a douglas county deputy was shot and is in critical condition. the suspect in this case was shot and killed. let's listen in. >> we can give you folks additional information. >> i want to respect the privacy of the deputy but can you tell us how long he has been with the department and what

new hampshire state police say shauna graham was driving erratically down i-89 yesterday over and they found her 8-year-old son as well as several open containers of alcohol inside the car. the 47-year-old is facing an aggravated offense because the child was in the backseat. >>> massachusetts voters are closely divided when it comes to a controversial question that will be asked. they support recreational marijuana being used in the state and 45% are opposed and 5% are undecided. the people are in favor of the legalization. >>> law enforcement may soon have another kind of breathalyzer test on the streets. scientists have created the first of its kind, marijuana breathlizer that detects and measures levels of thc. the device was one of many inventions being introduced in new york where companies pitch the idea for inventions in the cannabis industry. it could spark several break-throughs like the lab behind the breathalyzer. around. i think this is a generational opportunity. >> and the timing of this event is particularly important with marijuana initiatives on the ballot in 9 states

shauna graham was arrested. she had several open containers of alcohol in her vehicle. sean: right now it is 13 minutes past 6:00. coming up, snhu to the rescue. how the school is stepping up to help local students of a closing college. maggie hassan's priorities are working for new hampshire. new hampshire froze tuition. she understands that we need good highway systems. hassan is an advocate for public safety. she's kept spending under control. and how does maggie hassan get these things done? by balancing the budget without an income or sales tax. creating a surplus... and by working with anyone and everyone to create a better environment for business innovation. making fiscal responsibility work for you. i'm maggie hassan sean: the state department of transportation is looking at adding a new exit between exits four and five. they want to hear from you about the idea. the project is designed to relieve traffic along route 102 through derry and allow for more economic development. a public meeting is set 27th at 7:00 at the derry municipal center. >>> students at dan

ktvu's rob roth was in court today when shauna engold testified against his alleged accomplices. >> perhapse key witness in the hearing for his two friends. both charged with double murder. engel already pleaded guilty to second degree murder in exchange for testifying against the other two. outside court his attorney says engel was not telling the truth. >> he is lying to save his skin. >> reporter: saying they befriended audrey carey. engel began crying as he recounted what happened next. i heard mr. lampley say shut up, or i'll kill you. she said just kill me then. then i heard a pop. i said what the hell? he said she's dead dude, don't worry about it. engel said the trio decided they needed a car to head north. they saw middle aged man, steve car park his car. the three drifters waited for him to return. engel says he heard a shot. quote, i saw the man we were supposed to rob stumble, then i saw mr. lampley fire more roads. carter's dog was also shot, but survived. engel testified he had to wash the blood off the money they stole from carter's pockets. >> all of this business he's talki

. >> shauna tiaffay, loving mom by day, vegas cocktail waitress by night. >> i was at one of the bars. every single head turned.

. >> reporter: shauna tiaffay, loving mom by day, vegas

shauna will be doing a long-term coding course with the kids where they're learning how to use codesto great animation and games online. so the early literacy mobile goes out as well once a month. we go to the child development center and we been going there since 2009. eve bakker she is on the picture on the bottom left, she's doing a puppet storytime and she did report to me that out of the 30 some odd sites we go to, in san francisco, and treasure island, the teachers there are the most engaged and use her resources as a children's early child the moment at work and children's librarian the most out of all the other sites we go to. they consistently rotate 50 board books every month and that's the most out of the whole all of our sites. so the very robust and requesting materials that fit in with the things they're working on so that enhances their curriculum and the work they're doing with the kids. it's a very good partner there. so just deliver the feedback we've gotten in anecdotes that have gathered from my staff out there. in general, it's about being grateful and thankful t

shauna spicer is with us.ted in getting behind the talking point that trump is a liar i haven't read it all weekend long. i've seen on television all weekend long. i've never seen anything like this. >> is unbelievable. the level to which the media is trying to make sure that they are on the clinton talking point is pretty spectacular. the level of whining from the campaign is historic. the idea that you have this woman who has done 34 political debates plus it's frankly all they do is debate. they're trying to play the west. we are concerned with how they're going to cover this. they already had the media on their side. it sounds to me that they're very concerned that hillary clinton's message is not resonating resonated with the american people. both nationally up to him and some of the staples there. they are on defense. i want you to comment on that. we did just get the polls. it looks like we 45 and 44 in pennsylvania. we had donald trump up very slightly. but in both cases in both states it looks to us a