her name was dee dee moore. how would you describe dee dee as a person? >> she was the type of person you just couldn't put your finger on. >> reporter: dee dee was surely different. unlike everyone else clamoring for his money, dee dee claimed to be interested in shakespeare himself! she even said she wanted to write a book about him. >> i did a book on "organize me now" it's a finance book on organizing your finances and everything. i never went ahead and got it published, but it's copyrighted. >> reporter: she seemed perfect to help shakespeare! a money manager who came from central florida. she was married, and supposedly running a nursing staffing agency. but had shakespeare checked into her background he would have found some huge red flags. convictions for writing bad checks. and making up a false story of a violent carjacking. >> but i think there is a lot of dee dee's out there. you would go to any, any city in florida and a dee dee would pop up if you won the lottery. maybe more than one. >> reporter: why do you think he trusted her? what was it

>> hey, dee dee. >> hey!ing a book about the victim that he had been researching prior to moore's arrest. >> i got interested in this story from the angle of abraham shakespeare. and he thought his life was going to be wonderful now that he had money, and it just spiraled out of control. >> shakespeare's body was found buried in the backyard of a home that moore had recently purchased. moore says a man named ronald killed shakespeare for part of his fortune, but prosecutors say ronald doesn't exist. >> the cops say he's a figment of my imagination. this guy is real, and i know if i show his picture, somebody somewhere is going to identify him. i'm going to show the picture of who killed abraham. that's what hasn't been released. and when he's identified, then he'll be arrested and they'll have to drop my first-degree murder charge. >> i'm not aware of the picture. >> the real picture of the guy that killed abraham, the guy that i left abraham with that night. >> you drew it, right, from -- >> no, this is a re

.♪ ♪ some other stuff ♪ dee-dee-dee-dee ♪ doo-dee-dee-dee, doo-dee-dee ♪ ♪ doo-dee some other musicaldy? i wrote a musical. - huh? - you wrote a musical? why, why did you do that? just to write a musical. does there have to be a reason? i don't think so. yeah, there does. nobody writes a musical for no reason. - that doesn't make sense. - all right, this guy did, so there you go. - who's the mark? - what? - oh. - yeah. no, there's no... there's no mark, guys.

dee dee workman >> good afternoon, commissioners dee dee from the san francisco chamber of commerce. first of all, i want to thank the department and the department staff for carrying out this study on formula rail we've been working closely with the data that's available now it very interesting and helpful. i think it's the kind of data we've been looking for in terms of setting the foundation upon which the policies will be made. i want to say that in this report there's still this kind of approach where commercial mixed use districts that have no control are being compared to districts with formula control so your charring union square and stones town to had a street. i don't think it's that useful frankly. we know that the footprints and the square footage is probably bigger in stores in stone town than the smaller commercial corridors and so on. this next step where the attention is to drill down and look at the neighborhood corridor this is key where the conflicts lib lie and the tensions about how all kinds of retail both formula and non-formula impact our corridors. we don't

and talking a little bit about on the bottom, billy dee, but he is -- >> i don't know if billy dee isith my billy t ly dee williams jokes. >> he was sweet. >> he's not the best dancer. >> he looks like a very nice man. >> and billy dee just -- he had two hip replacements and i think he was missing a foot when he was dancing and he -- but he was good. >> but he's your friend. >> he's got swag. the malt liquor bull man. i love billy dee. >> oh, yeah. >> colt 45. >> i will say, though, he ran a tight ship up there in cloud city. >> that's lando calrissian. i mean they even had the little doozies dancing. >> you got that right. he was running that ship and he was dancing. >> you love billy dee. >> doesn't sound like you were surprised by billy dee, but who did surprise you? >> nene leakes. i love her. her personality is amazing. she used to be a stripper so she got a leg up on the competition. no, no. that's a good thing. you use everything that you got and if you stripped, you get on that floor. look at nene. that's a dollar bill right there. go, nene leakes. you get down. and that's my

sweet dee: well, i don't agree. dennis: will you look at your skin? sweet dee: i am looking.ith it? - it's all blotchy. - how is it blotchy? dad, will you look at sweet dee's skin and tell me that it's not all blotchy. do i have to listen to this (bleep) all morning? come on. frank, you've got to be kidding me with these receipts. we were actually doing better before you took over. hey, what's up, guys. i didn't hear you guys come in. i was actually in here early opening up this morning. charlie, we had an agreement. this is a place of business, not your home. yeah, i know that. not supposed to sleep in the bar anymore, bro. i wasn't. you didn't come home last night. oh, okay, okay, guess what? i found some extensive water damage in the back office. what? yeah, so maybe i'm not such a bad guy for passing out in there and drinking too much, whatever.

dee- dee, can hobby lobby win this case on the merits? >> yeah, i think it will.niversity is exempt and so what is the difference nonfor profit and for profit. i think they should be more able to decide what to do. why is the government saying and how and what they are doing. and they have to provide birth control. i think it is odd to work in a place that covers birth control. >> i don't think the government should tell businesses what to do especially providing birth control. you can get it on the block for 20 bucks or free. they shouldn't be told what to do. they are going out of business. obama doesn't know business. the administration needs to but the out. >> we'll see if they do. marjorie, what do you think on the merits can hobby lobby win this case? >> it is a big question. they have a legitimate case. it was applied to nonprofits and religious institutions but the question is does the same law apply to corporations. they outlawed peyote, and said they can't use it. and so where do you apply religious law and where do you not? i pay taxes in a lot of syste

dee anna scott. timothy killy kelly. tariq ferrar. [speaker not understood]. next speaker, please. >>> okay, five years, $13 million to put lip stick on a pig. [laughter] (applause) >>> my name is carol mayer and i teach business at city college of san francisco. in my previous career i worked with information technology systems so i am qualified to comment on this. ccsf's it system is called banner and it's version 2.0, the current one is from 1998. the current revision is 8.8 so there is 16 years much technological upgrades and advances that are missing. yet ccsf administration or special trustee decided unilaterally to lock into a five-year $13 million services agreement with a private vendor without even looking into the cost of just upgrading to 8.8 or even looking to other vendors that are out there like peoplesoft who also have higher ed system. so, i just started asking around. one reason we were given. a new system could take-two years and we don't have that kind of time. our problems were urgent. but this conflicts because you signed a five-year agre

dee-dee [speaker not understood]. kenneth cohen. gwen [speaker not understood]. >>> [speaker not understood] i what born in san francisco and i live in the richmond district my entire life. i'm a freshman attending san francisco state university. this is what i'm witnessing at san francisco state. students are switching from cigarettes to cigars. [speaker not understood]. i believe students are using e-cigarettes as a way to get around the policy. with more campuses going smoke-free more and more are using e. cigarettes instead of cigars. this is a terrible problem. i've seen [speaker not understood]. it sends a mixed message about smoking. and third, i am concerned about the health of my closest peerses because i do not want them to fall into the misconception of e-cigarette being a safe alternative. >> great, thank you [speaker not understood]. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is may how, i work with the sunset project and i'm a resident of outer mission district of san francisco. i am here today because i just want to tell you guys

liz: hard to get bearish, yu-dee. you certainly are not bearish. talk about the upper range you're pick something 9% gain for socks on top of a double-digit percentage last year for the s&p 500. what is really driving your theory here we can hang on to such decent gains. >> there are a couple things, liz. if you basically look at lack of inflation and lack of a recession and with still favorable fed, the market is poised to go upwards. plus the fact that there just simply isn't any yield to be had other than the stock market, right? history is also on our side, as well. after 20% gain year, 84% of the time the market went up the following year and average gain is about 7% worth. so it is all these favorable factors, i think of course, short-term aberrations political risk, the weakness is china. there is lot of worries but the market does climb a wall of worries, does it not? david: it does indeed. yu-dee, i want to ask you about china because you of all people have been monitoring it better than most, what do you think about the concerns? what do

billy dee williams. [ laughter ] i don't know man. >> steve: wow!ish accent ] >> jimmy: that was the best monster mash i've ever seen. he's still on the show, billy dee williams. [ laughter ] someone was worse than that. that can't be real. just show him dancing again. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's just -- that's just awesome. i just think it's awesome. this is just crazy. i read about a girl scout in oklahoma that sold a record 18,000 boxes of girl scout cookies this year. the girl said it was all thanks to her family, her school and most importantly, being right next door to colorado. [ laughter and applause ] "hey, what's up? you selling cookies or anything? i definitely want some of those. i want to munch on those, man." [ laughter ] >> steve: you got the munchies? >> jimmy: yeah, i got the munchies a little bit. yeah, i want to crunch down on those. [ laughter ] i want to crunch down on them? >> steve: crunch down on them? >> jimmy: no one says that. i want to scrunch it up in my mouth. [ laughter ] >> steve: you're gonna scrunch up food in y

dee: well, pull harder, dennis. if i pull harder, it's going to dig into his leg.ust need to jam the shears farther down there-- well, then jam them in there! jam them in! pull harder, and i will! dude, you should get a doctor to do this. oh, look at me! the millionaire who goes to see doctors. okeydokey. ( charlie screams ) that was too hard. you want the cast off? just soak it in hot water, and it gets soft, and it peels right off, piece by piece. what do you know about anything? what are you even doing here? why are you still here? just want to be part of the gang. well, you're not part of our gang. you're not part of the gang either, dee, so forget that. - yes, i am. - no, you're not. the gang is me, mac and charlie. that's the gang. dennis, let your sister be part of the gang. she can't be part of the gang, dad! okay? is she part of the gang? - what gang? - i have no idea what you're talking about.

but dee says that dipped to about 15 post-recession. she's now handling 25 accounts... and those businesses are steadily increasing the amount they are spending. "cause they want to get back to a handshake and seeing that person face to face. i think they lost that credibility for a long time. the global business travel association says last year... u-s spending for business travel increased 3.8 percent... and this year the association expects it will rise 6.6 percent to 290 billilon dollars. "we'll be revising those numbers up because of the strength in the economy we've been noticing." the report predicts another 6.1 percent increase in 2015. "businesses are building their inventory. they are looking to expand. and a critical component of expanding your business is business travel." airline and security programs are also helping. frequent flyers often get pre- boarding... larger, up-front preferred seating... and waived baggage fees. plus... t-s-a's pre-check and u-s custom's global entry offer expedited screenings to approved travelers. "it's a breeze for them to get

dee, what do you consider to be a good movie?on't know, like million dollar baby or... ( men hooting ) that is ridiculous. it won an oscar, you guys. rocky iv has stallone in it and he bashes the russian's face to smithereens. lifting anvils and (bleep) and pulling trucks through the snow. million dollar baby is totally unrealistic. girls can't fight, they don't have muscles. okay, that is a horribly sexist thing to say. it's not sexist, it's just truthful. girls can't pull trucks through snow. oh, can you pull trucks through snow? i absolutely could. you can barely walk in the snow, charlie. - he can walk in the snow. - time out. - is the truck in park or neutral? - oh, that's a good question. hey! empty your pockets.

that wants to dee fund this full and a fait accompli, we don't have the funds so we have to shut it down. that's the same agenda we in the union see in dee funding public services and morals fostering and promoting privatization. and to do that they need tutorial powers. they know that this city and this community, we love city college. it's a jewel. it's one of the most important gains, it's the backbone of our democracy, the heart and soul of our city. to destroy that, they cannot do that with an aloe he electricitied board because we would speak their accountable whether if we don't agree with a decision, they're answerable and they can be removed. that's the heart of democracy and you have to impose, like they do in michigan, or like they've done in greece because it all stems from the same banksters mentality. they have these special e-u commissions to impose policies where even the governments in europe cannot make the decisions. those are made by committees and banksters beholden to imf. this is the same agenda. (applause) >>> so, we need to -- is that my first or second? >> time,

speaking of fox, hello, billy dee williams. >> oh, my. it works every time. >> you didn't even do anything and it did. billy dee williams. are you going to do the ascot thing? >> this is my last hurrah. >> lara, i want to ask an off topic question. i'm glad you're doing our show but in a couple of months are you shooting i don't know a "star wars" movie? >> i don't know. >> that's a yes, i think. >> i have no idea. >> really. >> all right. >> landau calrussian and crushes around the world for you, danica. built-in fan base. do you feel like they're going to be there for you? are you reaching out to them? >> i hope they'll be there for me. i'm so excited. i've been a fan of "dancing with the stars" since the very beginning. ircan't believe i'm here. i'm just thrilled and hope to do a good job. >> guys, i have to say new york sean avery from the ice rink, stand up. stand up. sean is a fashion plate. sean is a real fashion blade. your strategy is just trash talk. >> well, no, i was actually making coffee in the morning and i heard some guy t

. >> guillermo: my grandma used to listen to that. [ laughter ] >> here's scott, one of the dee jaysmmy. this is guillermo. >> guillermo: how are you? >> jimmy: he wants to be a dee jay. >> guillermo: i never done this. >> jimmy: show you how it works. all right. your mike is hot, that's what we say -- when we're on. >> guillermo: kbr austin -- >> jimmy: hold on. right off the bat it's kvrx. >> guillermo: kvrx. >> jimmy: it's kv -- >> guillermo: kvrx. >> jimmy: there you go. austin. >> guillermo: austin. thank you for coming. what's your name? >> jimmy: no one's calling. you can't really say that until somebody calls in. >> guillermo: oh, okay. >> jimmy: caller 73 right now. and say your name also. >> guillermo: hi, maria? >> jimmy: her name is not maria. >> guillermo: hi, it's me guillermo. i'm here at kvrx austin. how can i help you? >> jimmy: you know i don't think this is the thing for him. >> it's not for everyone. >> jimmy: it's not. >> some people are too cool for college radio. >> guillermo: you think i'm too cool? >> yeah, probably. >> guillermo: yeah? >> jimmy: you know any

a frequent top 10 finisher in the iditarod, dee dee johnson, challenges for her.in i have dedicated my life to her. because it's the ultimate relationship between dog and man. this race is the opportunity to hone them and bring them and that relationship to the table. and repeat what it is that you know, god gave them the desire to do. >> the race began 40 years ago. as a way to revive a dying dog sledding tradition in alaska. one time, the state relied on the sled and dogs to stop the epidemic in nome where the race ends. >> i'm glad more teams are coming from norway because sled racing is really big there. it's nice to show the people in alaska that we can keep one them. >> keeping the dogs healthy is critical. making sure that the dogs can withstand the 1600 kilometers, the relative heat is hard on the dogs who sweat and lose more energy. >> weather is always a concern. this is alaska and it's huge. it can be too warm or it can be really cold. it can be really snowy or it can be parts of the trail this year virtually little snow. it is what it is. and that's pa

diana nyad, nene leakes, cody simpson, amy purdy, james maslow, and the one and only billy dee williamsare most guess, you excited to see nene leakes? >> yes, and dj tanner. tuesday, theat last day of the carnival season. some rain and temperatures are theinterfering with festivities. tomorrow is ash wednesday for christians, marking the first day of lent. >> a little bit of rain and cold temperatures for them and of course it is real >> still cold out there? >> warmer. the low 30'sin today.

. >> while many women gain weight from the predominantly starchy food served in jail, dee dee moore,ho we met at the hillsboro county jail in tampa, florida, proved to be an exception. >> i know when you first came in you were weighing about 210 pounds. >> uh-huh. >> what are you down to now? what? >> oh, i'm down to under 150. >> really? >> when i came in, i weighed 250. when i first -- >> 250? >> yes. i've lost a hundred pounds since i've been here. >> moore, who was awaiting trial in a high-profile murder case to which she had pled not guilty, attributes her weight loss to a distinct dislike of jail food and her in-cell workout routine. >> i run, i run in place, i do it for 30 minutes to an hour. i do leg lifts. i do the six inch. i do scissors. i do the push-ups, the sit-ups, the jumping jacks. this is "the biggest loser" contest and i got the public humiliation to go along with it. but now i'm skinny. >>> coming up, some of the wildest tattoos you have ever seen. >> get that piece on camera, baby? showing off your work, son. >>> sometimes shooting inside a prison or jail is a bi

that seems to be a dee dee par temperature from what this editorial board thought of the president until this point that. >> could even be the understatement of the year it seems to me that the immediate task to respond to your question, greta, task is to recognize that the mission must coalition. the coalition cannot determine the mission. and the mumblings and chatterings about the u.n. and the international community are really is a misunderstanding because what you have to do is decide -- we know that the international community is only words. what needs to be done is to fashion a coalition, based on a specific mission. the mission has to be to put maximum pressure on the russian federation and putin, pressure of all type. and it has to be only the countries who agree with that and you are not going to get the u.n. to agree to that obviously. so, the thing we have got to persuade other countries of is that we get peace through strength as eisenhower said. if we want peace, we have to be prepared for war. and that it is u.s. weakness that has shaken the world. and eisenhower, kennedy,

so it's a like as much as it is in a track dee dee and it's likely over water but that's it. >> do youny similarities per se between this crash and the twa 800 crash? >> if they saw debris, yes. because of this huge fireball that took place, seen by other planes transiting the areas, we knew within five minutes that there was an explosion and that it had dropped off the radar. so unlike this situation, we knew that right away. within 24 hours we had a 10 to 15-mile debris field floating in all directions and we eventually found debris as far south as cape may and up in the nantucket area and other places. so they are going to be very concerned about other places, the shorelines where degrbris could float in from any direction because of the winds. if they find the plane, they are going to want the black boxes, which are orange, but they call them black boxes. in twa, we were looking at 120 feet of water. if this did go into the ocean and if there was a catastrophic break-up at altitude or if the pilots flew it into the ocean themselves, depending on the depth of the water, you're going

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. >> the crisis deeing in now in ukraine where the upper house of the russian parliament has approved vladimir putin's request to use force. this comes after a referendum on increasing autonomy. for days we have seen the russian military moving around the region. phil, the unofficial leader appeal to russia for help. is this why putin asked parliament to send in troops? >> reporter: all along they said should there be a cry for help from ukraine they would not ignore it. this vote today has been quite significant, and it's been fascinating to watch. let me tell you what's happened already. in less than an hour' debated this situation and avoted to approve action possibility of military force not in crimea but as it's worded in this document the territory of ukraine. now they have said in numerous debates that they are most concerned about crimea and the russian population there. but the way this is written is much loosing. it took less than an hour to vote for this, and they're talking about other motions including a number of issues concerning ukraine and also a number of issues conc

there was fun from drew carey on the money to billy dee williams.udges didn't like it, but the ewaks did. >> you are like a beacon of light in this world. >> reporter: candace cameron bure wowed in the contemporary. >> i'm telling you this, you're good on wood. >> reporter: at the top of the leaderboard, meryl's olympic skating partner, charlie white. >> 9. >> 9. >> 9. >> reporter: and for all the victories there has to be people at the other end of that spectrum. that distinction went to billy dee williams and diana nyad, at the bottom of the leader board. but with all of the changes in season 18, it is anyone's guess what can happen next. lana zach, abc news, los angeles. >> that is right. and the judges were not a very big fan of diana nyad's performance. but she had such a great sense of humor about it. she said, yeah, i'm not wearing my flippers. she is just used to having her flippers on. i'm excited about this season. it started off great. good things to come. >> things to jazz it up. dancers have to change partners at least one time. they wi

the cardinal was a 6 point underdog against kansas, dee jayhawks star joel embiid oe bench.. this was the pivotal play in the second half, ka mi hree that would have the cardinal was a six point under dog. this was a pivotal play in the second half. anthony brown comes to -- kansas had a chance to tie the game at the buzzer. conner shot and off the mark. stanford pulls pulls daniel wiggins and the cardinals win. they are headed to the sweet 16 in memphis. >> we were always talking about 4 people telling us to come into the game. it may be a shock to the world but it's not a shock to us. we knew we had the talent. >> we have been through as a squad so much adversity the first 3 years. first season we were just bad. but we have come so far and it is even better having gone through that. >> and a lot of people speculated that johnny dawkins had to get to the tournament and win a game to keep his job. now he's the hottest coach in the area. >> and we're only half way through. >> as the old pro sports bar were surprised but excited to see their team pull off a victory few believed

. >> absolutely, how are the families deeing with a lack of information and with so much confusion? >> well, we haven't seen - in malaysia we haven't seen the same outpouring. anger and officials that we have seen in beijing. that is partly due to the fact that the relatives have been kept away from the media, it's difficult to gain access to them, but one person i did manage to speak to said he doesn't blame the government, the officials, anyone. he thinks if it happens, it's the will of god. he's hopeful that the plain will be found soon. his son is on board the airplane. a lot of people have come together and still are hopeful - you see on social media websites pray for n hp 70, a board where people write down wishes and prayers. as the days drag on, this is day five. as the days drag on, there's emotion - it will likely turn into anger, not just frustration. >> that's florence louie joining us from the malaysian capital. >> libya's prime minister reportedly fled the country after being voted out of office by parliament, according to the reuters newsagency. the matt eegs prime mi

but goldberg says she was dee y ly troubled by cook's testimony. >> i started to understand why the churchsn't want its parishioners to go on the internet and read stuff. because there's too many things they would have learned. >> reporter: it's now been nine months since she had in contact with her daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter. >> it's just cruel. i can't even e-mail my daughter. i sent a package of presents to my granddaughter for christmas and it was refused and sent back. >> reporter: all that she has left is pictures and memories and hope. >> i want my family back. and i have wonderful memories. the evil practice of disconnection destroys families. it's got to stop. it's got to end. >> reporter: the latest installment in our series "faith matters." coming up next on ""nightline" exactly what happened to your body when you're stressed. we wire up a world famous stress ball for fascinating results. keep it here. ♪ [ male announcer ] your eyes. even at a distance of 10 miles... the length of 146 football fields... they can see the light of a single candle. your eyes are amazing

that was almost immediately rejected because that comes from the premise of what they say is a coup deeau. but really del as you say it just seems as those the two camps are just widely apart, and that chasm between the two, nobody is moving any closer. >> phil ittner live for us in kiev. thank you very much. >>> while many of the ukrainians are proud of the revolution, russia is saying the government is illegitimate controlled think right-wing extremists. >> reporter: they are young. they are organized. and according to russia they are part of a fascist takeover in ukraine. these are members of white hammer, one of many armed groups that have risen to promise recently. and their commander says they are nationalists, not racists. >> translator: when we were on the barricades spilling our blood, we were fighting for this nation, including the various minorities. we were protecting their dignity, their well-being. i'm sure there are many among them. >> reporter: walking around kiev you will see different flags and symbols wronging to the groups that took part in the protests. some of thes

(laughter) just like the draj dee of the titanic. if those people had lived to hear celine dion sing that song, i'm sure they gladly would drowned themselves. folks, it wasn't just slavery t wasn't just slavery that got its long overdue recognition so, did matthew mcconneghey. he took home best actor for his role in dallas buyers club and i have been a mcconnaehead photographer forever. he is only subject whoever has been honored with two word segments on the report. sorry, afghanistan, try doing some more crunches. so folks, it's not just me who is inspired by matthew mcconneghey so, is matthew mcconneghey. >> when i was 15 years old hi a very important person in my life said who is your hero. i said i have to think, give me a couple weeks, i come back, he said who is your hero. i thought about it, it's me in ten years. so i turned 25. ten years later. that same person comes to me and says are you a hero. and i was like not even close. no, no, no. she said why i said because pie hero is me at 35. so every day, every week, every mont

sweer dee: oh, we're being babies, mac? why don't you go work for your dad all day?s a meth dealer. oh, no! my daddy's in prison. my daddy used to give hotshots to prostitutes. feel sorry for me. i got the grout. dad, you're not even listening to us. are you really leaving? yes. - later, bitches. - yeah, have a good life, now. all right, look. i know what you're doing. i can play this game. mac and me and charlie can run the bar. - great. - great.

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> the plight of the passenger pigeon is both a dramatic story of extinction but a popular topic for dee-extinctione 1700s their numbers were estimated at 3 billion. but because their flocks were huge, they were easily hunted and by the 1920s, they were extinct. >> i think the passenger pigeon is extinct for so long, the habitat it lived in is probably gone. in a case where something is very recently extinct or in the verge of extinction, it might that be the niche is still vacant and by filling that vacated niche we might stabilize the community and in doing so actually save other specious that may go extinct had that niche not been vacant. >> why should we revive extinct species from around the world? >> we have inherited earth from our ancestors. it is our responsibility to pass it on to our descendants. >> so what did you guys think? >> you know this has been a hot topic in the ecological community for a while and really controversial. in some ways it's a seed bank for security. but there's a lot of concern if you are going to bring something back and if there's no proper habitat for that anima

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