my dad was the bad guy. my dad did something to make my mom leave. >> they loved him still, of course, even when he started courting the new woman, judy, twice divorced, three kids of her own, including kimberly, judy's only daughter, who, all in all, was happier on those rare occasions when there was no man around her mother. >> i personally liked it best when it was just her, the boys and i. no husband. because her attention was focused. >> you'd loz her. >> yeah. >> when a new maim came along, what was she like with that person? >> they were it. we still got fed and taken care of and the norm. you know. but it was all about them. >> and in 1973 it was all about lloyd. they married and then divorced and then remarried. and tried to pretend a "brady bunch" life at this house on clark street in boise, idaho. floyd drove long haul trucks. judy styled hair. they joined the shriners, went bowling, planned fishing trips. lloyd's youngest, tommy, lived with him and his step-mom, but pamela stayed with her mother

>> dad. >> tea party. >> dad. >> dad is going to be the answer to all of these. >> romney. >> panda express i don't want to get anybody in trouble. >> integrity, can't say dad. >> father. >> jon, you've trained them well. >> big mac. >> huntsman mcdonald's. >> nothing else. okay. >> we'll keep it move. >> gingrich, newt. >> freddie mac. >> big mac, sorry. >> it's all good, new hampshire. >> harleys harley-davidson. they harley-davidson and so do my dad. >> largest per capita motorcycles in the country. >> book of mormon. >> joseph smith. >> broadway. broadway. mitt romney. and china. >> panda express. >> our dad. >> that's more than one word but i'll give it to you. >> fruition. >> xal onpancakes. >> libya. >> herman cain. >> arugala. >> salad. >> green. >> herman cain? >> 9-9-9. >> cowboy hats. >> anything? >> singing. >> libya. >> michele bachmann. >> repeal obama care. >> that's more than one word. fast response. that's it? >> minnesota. >> but an accent, minnesota. >> huntsman girls, thanks for joining us. good luck with your show. thank you very much. i will need it. we will be back af

read that about your dad?urprised, yeah. i didn't know what to think about it. i suppose that everyone has their secret thoughts and so it was somewhat of a shock. >> you feel grateful that your father wrote this book? or do you feel put off by it? i'm just curious about your overall reaction to it. do you feel -- is the book an invasion, do you think, or is it -- >> no, i feel nothing but pride for him for writing the book, and having the courage to bear his soul when he didn't have to. he didn't have to get involved with trying to sort of, you know, help me out and support me and be an emotional support for me, and i'll be grateful to him forever for it. >>> coming up, a serial killer's take on the meaning of life. >> i always believed the lie that evolution is truth and the whole theory cheapens life. [ male announcer ] all over the world, there's a battery that's relied on to help bring children holiday joy, and while it doesn't travel by sleigh or reindeer, it does get around... in fact, every year durace

and you ruined it. >> i was taking names. >> hey, dad. >> hi, dad. >> hey, dad. >> what a treat to beh three very special people and an extra special person on top. >> i wondered if you were leaving me out. >> you must feel a tremendous sense of love and affection and great vibe from your daughters. >> i do. a lot of the political folks do not include families for all kinds of reasons and that can present a barrier at home when you have the kind of family that is enthusiastic and gooda the what they are doing. y anded initially. and herman cain's obvious stumble and rick perry incomprehensible. and you sense an opening? >> absolutely i sense an opening. and the timing, as we stare down the new hampshire primary and the timing couldn't be more to our advantage . and that is everyone in the race . i am getting whip lash for watching people go up and down. and and with draw in the race. and by way of a strong showing or doesn't. >> we achieve nothing else . >> it is what the family can doment >> let me run through . and first abby. and i am standing and we get to it. and so full of spont

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you guys obviously want your dad to win. you are passionate about your dad.our dad is having trouble in the polls. tell everybody something that we just don't know about him. abby, start with you. what do people just not know about him, the person. >> i think a lot of people don't understand the substance that he has. he's up there on the stage. and i think what really people don't understand is he understands these issues probably better than anybody up there. he's really deep. people are getting past this, who is the most entertaining sound bite. how are we going to get out of the scary situation we're in, especially in a lot of the parts of the world that people are concerned about. i think our dad really understands that. and i hope he gets the time tonight to really explain where he stands on all these issues. >> what kind of a dad is he? i think a lot of people don't know you guys -- you are among seven kids. >> right. >> but one of your little sisters is on a postage stamp in china. your family is very unusual. >> he is a wonderful dad. and i will say

dad, dad, dad. oh, boy. hey, guys. what, you got, plumbing problems again?re like one of charlie's hands-on investigations. i used the shower for a standpipe. now we're having a hard time un-using it. hey, that kid took a plea bargain. he did? how many years. three years. boy, one wrong decision, his whole life's almost ruined. yeah. well, sometimes, that's all it takes. charlie: you know, i know what it's like to be that kid. i wished that i was a normal college kid sometimes. kind of tough when you're still in puberty. alan: yeah, well, i'm sure there were plenty of kids who wished they were you. uh, during midterms, certainly. at keg parties, absolutely not. how about at shop class? what do you mean? i mean, how about we call a plumber? dad, i can... give me the wrench. give me it. you can't do it. and we're sending the bill to the fbi. here, give it to me, i'll do it. here. all right. come on, put your hand on this valve. okay. ( grunting ): okay. i'm telling you this, if the toilet goes, you're on your own. just hold it. oh... just hold it. ow. that's m

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your dad comes under fire. your dad gets attacked. one by one.y. he's been a governor, so you have been through some of it. but it's more scrutiny. >> this is a much bigger scale. but the important thing is that we are here together. we know what goes on in the home. that's the best you can do, going through this. >> how hard is it? >> it's definitely hard. but we get through it, knowing the trouble we near and we know our dad is the best to handle the situation. that keeps us going. we have our family and that supports us. >> sean: you travel everywhere with your dad? >> for the most part. >> i would agree. i think that we all are so confident in my dad and what we are doing and, you know what? in this world, nobody said it was going to be easy. we have kind of been out there and i don't know -- >> sean: last question. are you dating anybody in any other campaign, maybe you want to tell your dad now, get it out of the way, so it won't happen on election night? >> actually, dad... tag and i at the debate. >> sean: tag romney. >> i think he's marr

. >> when my dad started this farm it was always more of a hobby. he had a construction business in the chicago area. my dad got sick shortly after i graduated from college and he needed help running the farm and i came up and helped him do that and he passed away about a year ago. >> reporter: brussock's mission is to make sandhill synonymous with christmas trees. since joining the company, he's

you and your dad. i love you and your dad. you guys -- it was amazing.t? >> -- you're a fan of the show, right? >> jimmy: i love that show. >> i'm a huge fan of the show and so, after watching for a couple years, i was like, i don't want to watch this show, i want to party on this show. i want to do it. and so i sent in a tape. i just like sent in a tape and filled out the thing. >> jimmy: no! >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. but, is it exactly what you think it's like? i mean, 'cause you guys made it pretty far. >> well, thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, yeah. >> yeah, it was, -- it was -- you know, it was amazing, but it was also very stressful. like the first time we were doing it, like we flew to switzerland and we had to run up this hill and we had to move these 50 pound cheese wheels. >> jimmy: i remember that. >> and we got up to the top of the hill, then my dad was like -- 'cause my dad's 70. he's in good shape for like, you know, a 70 year old. but like after top, we got to this hill, his face was kind of like pruned up. he was like -- and he was li

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>> the worst day of your life was not my dad's death. unexpected but when my mother had terminal cancer and had a few weeks to leave. my mother was 48 years old and i was 21 in college and i never saw my market sick. and fast forward through. my mother prayed and we believed and stood in faith and had a good attitude. we trusted and 30 years later my mom is going strong. >> and some people have the same diagnosis but not the same concluctions. >> they have to get through it to know that good - god is in control. he said he would never let you go through more and governor, i have been a ministry 12 year since my dad died. there is a lot about faith we don't understand. so much faith is trusting when you don't have answered questions. joel, my little boy has cancer. god has you in the palm of your hand and he will give you strength. i can't tell him everybody is getting well. but god will give strength. >> you didn't grow up to be a pastor of a church on television. when you were a little kid you wanted watched yourr dad do this and say th

the daughters of john huntsman, they are out fighting for their dad. the three daughters, liddy, abby and marianne have joined us. thank you. if i can start with you, by all accounts, your father's performance was impressive. joe scarborough said that this morning. do you think his qualities are beginning to show because the other candidates are beginning to stumble? >> the american public is just getting to know him and we are really excited for people to start looking at his record and seeing the kind of guy he is. i think that we are realizing now that we need substance and my dad brings that to the table and we have seen that last night in the debate. >> because he performed well and others didn't. >> well -- >> you can't say. you were in the front row? >> i was. >> you can describe what it was like watching rick perry search for that third department that he had forgotten that he wanted to close. >> i think everyone felt sorry for him. his wife was nox him and they are friends of ours. it is heart breaking. i think he is a personable guy and he's

here's the letter she wrote to her dad in 1985. dear dad, it says, i lied in court.i'm so sorry. when we found carla modahl years later, she told us the same story. she had been fooled by a social worker and a prosecutor into testifying against her dad. at the time of the trial, she was living in a foster home she said, and wanted desperately to be reunited with him. what did you think would happen if you didn't tell them what they wanted to hear? >> i thought i would never go home or see my dad if i didn't say it. >> but if you told them that he had sexually abused you, they let you believe that you would be able to go home? >> yes. >> and see your dad? >> yes. >> and he wouldn't go to jail? >> yes. >> instead, he was given a 48-year sentence. and when carla at age 10 took her letter to court and begged to have her dad released, it didn't work. >> they didn't believe me. >> they only believed that story. >> what i said the first time. >> 14 years later in 1999, there was another strange twist in the modahl case. exonerating evidence surfaced. a medical examination g

i'm sorry, dad, i didn't know that. yeah. i remember his family was so desperate, they couldn't find a match among them for a transplant. not even his two brothers. you'd think brothers would match. well, actually, it's only one chance in four when it comes to siblings. hm. they even tested me. and then they put him on this long list. waiting for a donor. must've been hundreds ahead of him. that man could've lived. yeah, look, i see what you're saying, but, you know, these kids are dragged halfway across the world so some back-alley quack can cut them up for parts. yeah, i know, i'm not saying it's right. i'm just saying... that when it comes to looking at your own mortality, ah, you'd grab on to anything to save your life. hm. all right, larry, we've reached the last few entries in the ambulance log, and we've got... ...point c-36. okay? uh, two kilometers north-south, three east-west. you know, when i was a child, i was plagued by a nightmare involving the theft of my internal organs. you were? yeah. boy. uh... centering on

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we love to talk education with l.z., a writer, and a dad. what do you see, l.z., working in the classroom? what would you like to see more of? >> i'll tell you one thing i'm glad it's working, is the fact despite the horrible things you hear about education, the terrible things about teachers' pay and attacks on unions, we still have people who go to college who wants to be teachers. people in the classroom who want to be with young people nap is so important. because all the research tells us there are too many factors that determines a child's education in terms of ak democrat uk achievement. number one is financial. the type of school they go to and the type of resource it has. and number two, teachers. you've got to have good teachers. having good teachers present in the classroom, people who want to be there, it's a very, very good thing. something else that is fantastic, we are seeing more and more ultimate ways in which teaching is happening. earlier guests talked about new projects in terms of reading out loud and the gentlemen's clu

>> the worst day of your life was not my dad's death.s unexpected but when my mother had terminal cancer and had a few weeks to leave. my mother was 48 years old and i was 21 in college and i never saw my market sick. and fast forward through. my mother prayed and we believed and stood in faith and had a good attitude. we trusted and 30 years later my mom is going strong. >> and some people have the same diagnosis but not the same concluctions. >> they have to get through it to know that good - god is in control. he said he would never let you go through more and governor, i have been a ministry 12 year since my dad died. there is a lot about faith we don't understand. so much faith is trusting when you don't have answered questions. joel, my little boy has cancer. god has you in the palm of your hand and he will give you strength. i can't tell him everybody is getting well. but god will give strength. >> you didn't grow up to be a pastor of a church on television. when you were a little kid you wanted watched yourr dad do this and say t

. >> my mom was driving and my dad just hitting her with the bottom of his fist., like, begging him to stop doing it. >> he also remembered the last day of his mother's life. he was 10 and said his mother told his father that she didn't want to go out with him alone. >> she said, if i wanted to go out with you, i wouldn't be divorcing you. >> but where was the proof that stephen had planned to kill jody that night? well, there was the hammer in the picnic bag, but there was also testimony from this woman, one of stephen's old girlfriends. >> i even mentioned to my girlfriend that it was a perfect relationship. >> terri schofield had been dating stephen months before jody scharf's death. >> did mr. scharf tell you whether or not he was married? >> actually he said he was not married. >> and she remembered something strange stephen said to her on the beach over that labor day weekend. >> he was under a lot of stress and the stress would be resolved by the end of september. >> two weeks later, jody scharf was dead. terri now sees that cryptic statement in a dreadful

this is "your union dad dell valle." >>> we're back here on "commune dad dellval le." we talk about children learning how to read and maybe improve their reading skills. with me today are board member sonja here, past recipient of the la familia award. and rosa atkins. she also works there at great old family services. >> literacy is at the top of the list. we'll get to you to talk about the specifics of it, but tell us why we're attacking literacy or deficiency of literacy? >> you know, grail has been amazing at really working with what is most needed in the community at that precise moment, and there's been so many studies showing how behind our children are in terms of literacy. i know that veronica, when she was here mentioned 75% of children not reading at grade level between third grade and fifth grade, and even though that's gotten better, it's still, i think, 60 something. >> 65%. >> 65% of kids not reading at their grade level when they're in third to fifth grade, which is a fundamental of that. grail has found a way to attack that a little bit earlier, and wi

that i wanted my dad to rape me. remember her screaming at me -- or screaming at my dad, "why are you [ bleep ] her? you should be [ bleep ] me." >> concerned teachers noticed minh's unhappiness but assumed the straight "a" student's stress resulted from parents with high expectations. >> they did enough to make it look like, you know, they were just a little bit strict. they were just this strict immigrant family, you know, we all know how that goes. >> melissa farley's says minh's parents behaved like pimps. >> the relationship with a pimp is a deliberately isolating one. so that any other relationships with people outside the immediate prostitution business, those relationships are undermined and sabotaged. >> without any support, minh describes her early years as devastating and lonely. >> i remember a time when i was 8 years old and my father had just raped me in my bed. there's blood everywhere. and he just left. and in that moment i remember just feeling so deadened and defeated. i mean, here's my mother clear

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