dee dee." that's how carey met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> reporter: according to carey, tom alsoeelings for her, and later he tried to kiss her. >> and what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> reporter: the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name for the record and spell your last name. >> marion victoria crandall. >> reporter: out of the presence of the jury, marion crandall told the court that, like carey zuck, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marion stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to, and it was stopped. >> all right. who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> reporter: but the jury never heard marion crandall's testimony because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder. the judge ruled, just as he di

dee dee." that's how carey met tom. >> he told me that he was thinking about leaving dee dee. >> reporter: according to carey, tom also revealed he had feelings for her, and later he tried to kiss her. >> and what was your reaction to that? >> i didn't want anything to do with it. >> reporter: the prosecution wasn't done. this woman took the stand. >> please state your full name last name. >> marion victoria crandall. >> reporter: out of the presence of the jury, marion crandall told the court that, like carey zuck, she met tom through dar, and a couple of weeks after dar's murder, marion stopped by the farm to offer tom support. >> i don't mean to embarrass you but you had sex with tom in his living room? >> he tried to, and it was stopped. >> all right. who tried and who stopped? >> he tried, and we both stopped. >> you don't have a sexual relationship with somebody within two weeks after your wife's been murdered in that house. >> reporter: but the jury never heard marion crandall's testimony because there was no indication of a romantic relationship prior to dar's murder. the judge ruled, just as he did in the fir

dee dee bridgewater is aan icon. she won two grammies and a tony. >> i thought it was something everybody could do. i always could sing. ♪ lady sings the blue >> i thought everybody could do it. it wasn't until i was a teenager that i realized, oh, okay, so my sister really can't sing. my mom, she really can't hold it. my mama cannot hold a note. >> i think a lot of people know you for to wiz. you've done so many great things. did you ever imagine that you'd have this success when you were growing up? >> you know what, john, when i was growing up i just -- i always, because i always sang, i always felt that was what i was going to do and i told my parents when i was seven, when i grow up i'm going to be an internationally known jazz sing are, i'm going to be well respected by musicians. i told them i was going to live in paris, france. >> oh my goodness. >> i was going to buy a house and ocar. ♪ there is a hues in new york city ♪ >> how did you get the wiz gig? >> i went on a cattle call. i did a total of four auditions before i saw the director. i did four auditions. i went in with my little jazz songs and would i sing, and yeah and then i went away and i went on a tour, and when i came back they said oh we want to see you again. i thought oh my goodness i thought they had cast it. >> had you ever been on broadway before? >> no. >> so this was pretty big right? ♪ you can always stay at my place ♪ >> the wiz changes my life. >> did it? >> a lot of ways. >> what does jazz mean to you? >> well, jazz to me john means complete freedom of expression. ♪ you are so stupid >> what it is becoming for me is, almost a kind of lifestyle because of being in jazz music. because i've been singing jazz for over 40 years. even though i did some little detours and did some pop stuff and some fusion things, jazz has always been and traditional jazz has always been my root. so because it is a liberating experience for me, i kind of feel like my whole life kind of revolves within this world of freedom. so i kind of -- i take care of my own music. i hire my own musicians. i have my own little label. >> and you do this in your new album deeuce myself. since '93 i left the producing reins to ervin mayfield because he is from new orleans. i was working with the new orleans jazz orchestra, because the music i wanted us to do was all new orleans music. that's not my world. so i think i'm inteblght enough to know thaintelligentenough tow things well enough i should than reins over. >> somebody told me you had fun with this album. >> i think you could tell. we partied. >> in new orleans yeah. >> we hear something special when we hear you sing. >> do you? >> we hope we hear it for a long long time. >> goodness john thank you. thank you so much for having me on your show namaste. >> thanks for all the artists who shared their stories with us. you have a happy holiday. i'm john siegenthaler. >> >>> i'm ali velshi "on target" homeless on the home front let's >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. little or nothing. that's choice for disabled americans who make way less than the federal minimum wage and it's all perfectly legal. p

dee dee, hillary clinton lost iowa last time around. how concerned should she be this time? >> she should be very concerned. she is not a retail politician. going back to bill, he's great at it. she has her private jet. she's not good with the down home folk. and i'm from iowa. i work this caucus. it is is very hand to hand. and you've got to be there. i don't know. who knows what bernie sanders can do. his people are motivated. i think she could absolutely lose iowa. she did it before and she could do it again. in talking about bill, look, when he's in the room, it is like marcia, marcia, marcia. bill is in the room and he steals all the thunder. having that comparison is not really very good. i think i would keep bill on the campaign trail raising money but don't have him standing next to jan. if marcia is in the room, forget it. >> you just made my day. i've heard many comparisons. none to the brady bunch. >> dee dee, doug, happy holidays. >> same to you, greg. >> same to you. >> well, a major rebel commander killed in syria. will it lead to more targeted killings by president assad and his allies? >>> plus, a crucial victory over isis could soon be at hand. iraqi forces say they are closing in on a pair of strongholds in ramadi. captain chuck nash joins me next to talk about what it means for the big picture. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? thwith aches, chills,g. and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescripti

a mistake, and that's all i am asking is that they search and search and search until they find dee dee'sr. >> reporter: according to prosecutor norris, there would be no point to that search. you're not investigating anymore? >> there's no one to investigate. and there's been no new evidence of anybody else ever having committed this crime. >> reporter: this boyhood hero wrote a whole new set of headlines as an adult, and coldwater may never be the same. as for those who remain convinced of tom's guilt, they cling to the memory of the one they lost and loved so much. >> are you ready? >> reporter: they gathered to release balloons in dar's honor. >> she loved to be the center of attention. so, this is her center of attention. >> two, one. >> they rise closer to where she is at, and hopefully she sees that we're thinking about her. >> we love you, dar. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, donald trump is still leaping ahead and nothing he says seems to slow him down. >> i know where she went. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. >> wil

deedle-dee dee dee. duh-duh-duh duh-duh. duh-duh doo. >> i have in my box a giraffe. >> jimmy: giraffe. >> wearing three doughnuts. [ laughter ] around its neck. >> jimmy: all right. a giraffe. >> mm-hmm. [ cockney accent ] >> jimmy: free doughnuts. [ laughter ] >> free doughnuts. 'at's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a giraffe. he's got one cinnamon. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. a giraffe with doughnuts 'round his neck. >> jimmy: a giraffe with doughnuts on his head. one, two, three of them. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: you're telling the >> bitch. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >>>>immy: what did you just call me? unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] adele is performing a brand new song after the break. stick around, everybody! fact you won't find the brand pharmacists recommend most for cold and flu relief at the shelf. vil cold & sinus is only behind the pharmacy counter. ask your pharmacist for fast, powerful advil cold & sinus. relief doesn't get any better than this. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting reli

dee dee, and i never thought that i had a chance to lose that election. i thought that was going to be fairly easy, and then maybe three weeks or so before election day, a poll came out and it showed that i was dead even with my opponent, and i thought, i'm going to lose. i'm just -- everything is going to just go through the floor here, and -- >> her numbers were rising. >> yeah, her numbers were rising, my numbers war plummeting, and she had all the momentum on her side, and i was -- when you think, oh, gee, i've spent my life in politics and it's all going to be -- i'm going to get the boot. and my then 15-year-old daughter, dee dee, was i guess -- i'm sure -- trying to comfort me, and she said, well, it's not the world series. and it really put it in place. and for a st. louisan, the world series is the be all and end all. so, i think it was telling because it said that politics is not the be all and end all. it really isn't. and it's important for all of us, i think to keep it in its proper place. >> absolutely. and that's kind of leads me to -- in talking about religion and religious people as a gift to politics, and i thought when you said -- when politics is broken, we should fix it. no one is going to disagree with the fact it's broken right now, but you say that religion raise our sights before the interest of self and group for the common good. >> talk about the virtuous citizenly? what do they mean by that and what do you mean by having virtues citizens? >> guest: well, the word "virtue" was used by each of our first four presidents, and what they meant by "virtue" was something more than just how pe

. >> seth: so he went to a game with his father, a football game, trying to get out of the dee dee progression, and he saw -- deep depression and he saw another player on the field paralyzed in much the same way he did, and he turned to his father and said i knkn what my purpose in life is now, helping people who suffer this injury. that's a primary focus and that's what started through the mission statement. >> ron: his story is so familiar to another iowan, a bon durant ster radar ra high school flair, chris norton, a freshman at made a tackleon a kickoff and suffered a severe spinal cord injury and he's also created a foundation as the canal less family has. let's take a quick break to look at the movie trailer, a couple of minutes long, kind of lays out what this is all about as far as the story of chris canales and what the documentary shows. >> narrator: footbtbl, a uniquely american sport. it defines young men's lives, gives them a place to learn and a way to think about themselves and the other players around them, but now football finds itself at a crossroads. it creates but sometimes

. >> diren dee dee would never make it to his 18th birthday. >> i thought it was a joke. i was like it's no way possible. nothing remote like there has happened to me or anything in missoula growing up. it was obviously a shock. >> it was like the last person that would come to my mind i guess. >> diren's soccer coach assumed that whatever happened to his star player, it wasn't diren's fault. >> i'm trying to imagine did he go to a party and get shot by another kid? was he downtown missoula and got in a scuffle? i didn't understand it. what do you mean he's shot? i didn't understand it. >> so what did happen? police quickly concluded only one person was mentioned. the intruder mentioned in that 911 call. >> who got shot? >> the robber. >> so they entered your garage and who shot him? >> my husband. >> and cops quickly learned something those who thought they knew diren well could scarcely imagine. diren wasn't a random innocent victim. the young exchange student was the apparent opposite. and he was the burglar. >> like someone's trying to break into your car right now. >

. >> hi, josh, it is dee dee from hollywood.ng if the rumors are true if you are trying to get a job in the entertainment business. mark: what do you think? mr. earnest: she would know a little bit about how to get that done successfully. i would say in the third week of december -- answering questions about the hacking of the sony e-mails, i felt like i had a job in hollywood. certainly, she has shown that good job behind the podium which could lead to great opportunities. mark: next call, please. >> it is joe from d.c. i've got two questions for you. one, have you ever had to work so hard and overslept and missed air force one? if you haven't and you did do , you think the president would wait for you? mark: thank you. josh, what do you say? mr. earnest: i suspect joe has a very interesting story about oversleeping and possibly missing a flight. i will let him tell that. i do feel pretty confident that if i were late for the motorcade they would leave without me. , john: let's get the third caller on the line. you are up. >> t

to walk around with a stink i diaper, instead of just venting his frustration toss family members, dee dee side today take his concerns right to the p top. >> i couldn't find a changing table, at that pointy was stuck, because unless a baby is content, you got that dry diaper. i wrote the letter to the chairman, i would like to take it to the top. >> good for him. that's the chairman, to his surprise he got a response, not only did macy's decide to add changing tables to the men's rooms, it also revamped the rooms on gave the dad a gift card for his troubles. nicely done. parent everywhere are happy. not about this in our area. dupont moving ahead with some major job cuts, before its merger with do you chemical. thousands of people dew point says it will cut 1700 jobs just in delaware alone and thousands more across the globe beginning in the new year. the company announced earlier this month it was going to be joining us to become a giant chemical producer. at the time dupont announced $700 million cost saving and restructuring program. they have approximately 54,000 employees across the

a mistake, and that's all i am asking is that they search and search and search until they find dee dee's killer. >> reporter: according to prosecutor norris, there would be no point to that search. you're not investigating anymore? >> there's no one to investigate. of anybody else ever having committed this crime. >> reporter: this boyhood hero wrote a whole new set of headlines as an adult, and coldwater may never be the same. as for thoho who remain convinced of tom's guilt, they cling to the memory of the one they lost and loved so much. >> are you ready? >> reporter: they gathered to release balloons in dar's honor. >> she loved to be the center of attention. , this is her center of attention. >> two, one. >> they rise closer to where she is at, and hopefully she sees that we're thinking about her. >> we love you, dar. >> that's all for now. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, donald trump is still leaping ahead and nothing he says seems to slow him down. >> i know where she went. it's disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. >> will 2016 will the year the plit lolitical establ

. >> thanks, dee dee. >>> krispy kreme doughnuts is celebrating 12/12 by doubling up your dozen. anyone who buys a dozen will get 12 more glazed free. you can get the coupon through the krispy kreme app on your smartphone. just what we need, more yum, yum. friend here. this is caleigh. caleigh is 8 years old. she's looking for a home. she will be on the pet parade tomorrow. she's been in the shelter for eight months and in a shelter prior to that. they took her because they saw a lot of potential in her. look at her. my hand is so wet. [ laughter ] >> lots of love. >> she is the sweatest little thing ever. tomorrow so if you are looking for a real sweetheart that gives you lots of wet kisses, no matter where, this is your girl. >> she's so sweet. >>> so a good day, miss pamela, for bringing the doggies out for a walk? >> i already saw on twitter that chris took his dog for a walk. robi took his dog for a walk. it's one of those mornings where it's comfortable out. chance for drizzle and cooler temperatures but 50s. >> we can't complain. >> no. thanks for watching, everybody. we'l

and when he had dee-da-dee-da-da-da-da, i finally came to the thing, the way our logic lies in it, "ither side of the rainbow." and i began trying to fit it, "on the other side of the rainbow." when he had a front phrase like daa-da-da-da-da -- now, if you say "eee," you couldn't sing "eee-ee." you had to sing "ooooh." that's the only thing that would get a -- and i had to get something with "oh" in it, see: "over the rain" -- now, that sings beautifully, see. so the sound forced me into the word "over," which was much better than "on the other side." >> ♪ somewhere over the rainbow way up high, there's a land that i heard of once in a lullaby ♪ >> anyhow, yip -- arlen worked on it. he came up with this incredible music, which, if anybody wants to try it, just play the chords alone, not the melody, and you will hear pachelbel and you will hear religious hymns, and you will hear fairy tales and lullabies, just in the chords. no one ever listens to that, but try it, if you play the piano. ♪ >> and at any rate, on top of these chords, then harold started the thing off with an octave jump

dee anderson they had what you'd call a going away party" taking tonya's truck to the border? sot: tarrant county sheriff dee anderson 11:14:40 "our understanding is they did drive the truck down there." (gfx) investigators confirming to abcnews that ethan this morning the first images of ethan and tonya couch's life on the run in mexico in this exclusive video you see ethan entering this butcher shop across the street from his shabby rental? -the formerly blonde teen's hair died black - hat backwards. he seems at ease - breezily talking to the butcher- paying for chicken in pesos two days earier his food with us dollars? she chats who wont take the the texan? 90 minutes after this monday? he is pic)you see him then up close in pros pic) sot: acting us marshal, northern district tx richard taylor 11:09:37 "after 11 days of the us marshal service tracking down ethan couch, we can custody." authorities say couch and his mother "planned to disappear" shortly after this video possibly showing couch violating parole at a boozy left? dee anderson they had what you'd call to the border? sot: tarrant county sheriff dee is they did drive the (gfx) investigators and tonya couch to elude detection?investiag ors say they initially checked into this los tuleon the show today. "almond milk. it's been making the headlines for all the wrong reasons. there are questions as to whether or not it delivers everything it promises. we've done our research, and we're going to share what we've found. then, we're breaking down the benefits of the other nut milks to see which one is right for you. plus, can bread increase our risk of alzheimer's? i want who says he has the again that's coming up today o'clock right here on abc9. scott: as the week goes on, we can expect some warmer air to come back and we'll have 30s for the weekend. today's high is 24 with light snow this morning followed by mostly cloudy skies. tonight, clouds of 5! tomorrow, we'll have partly and it'll be chilly with a high of 23. " " back and we'll have 30s for the we

. >>> the can en dee clan welcome >>> the can en dee clan welcomed their newest member. congressman joe kennedy and his wife introduced their daughter eleanor and plan to call her elie and grateful for all the received. >>> a christmas present turned into a big windfall for a massachusetts woman. shankay received a $10 scratch brother. that ticket ended up being a $1 million winner. she chose the cash option, received a one-time payment of $650,000. the lottery says she plans to use some of the money to help her niece and nephew pay for college. can you imagine. >> daniel: she didn't say anything about helping her brother. i am sure she will. all right. >>> still ahead this morning, something you might expect from a new bee, leaving a sunroof open during the snowstorm. the life longer new englander who made this mistake and the nickname it earned him online. >>> worcester 21. coldest since march. how long your town or city stay how long your town or city stays below freezing is next. >>> all new at 7:00, i will sit down one on one with boston police commissioner bill eva

dee dear. families in lincoln or dee dear. and then our pluralistic society for their kids, but we most certainly are a war with those who want to spread a variety of islam that aims to motivate the killing and the freedom taking over americans. this fight will be decades long, and we will when it, but not by denying that the fight exists. we will not win it by being unclear about who we are and who they are. we will when it by being clear about who they are and who we are. we will win it by reaffirming our core constitutional values, because of who we are, people that believes in freedom and are willing to fight and even to die to preserve a free society for all americans. mcbeth includes that aching line, lifeline, life is a tale told by an idiot for sound and fury signifying nothing. the context is nameless people think they are toward nihilism signifying nothing. this should not be us. this cannot be us. america does signify something, something special, america is the belief that everyone christian, jew, muslim, black and

dee ((paul joncich)) > a teenager is on the run.: (((: sheriff dee anderson/tarrant county, tx) "we're not quit looking for him and the longer he's gone the worse it's gonna be." )) ((denise valdez)) a texas sheriff weighs in on the search for a teen who skipped out on his probation after killing four news for the restaurant chain chipotle. health officials in kansas say someone who ate at the restaurant last month has tested positive for a new strain of e-coli. this is on top of four people in oklahoma and north dakota who tested posotive for the same strain. health officials predict seeing more cases soon. this comes on the heels of an outbreak of a separate strain in washington and oregon in october. reported 53 illnesses in that one./// ((paul joncich)) >police say they have new clues in their hunt for a fugitive texas teenager. ethan couch was on probation for killing four people in a drunk driving crash. now both he and his mother and missing.. and have been added to the national missing persons databases. omar villafranca is in fort worth texas with more on the search: locating this 2011 black ford pick-up could be the key to finding ethan couch. tarrant county authorities say the truck belongs to couch's mother tonya. they believe the mother and son may be on-the- run together. (sheriff dee anderson/tarra nt county, tx) "there's a possibility that she or they may be in that truck, we don't know that for a fact." over the weekend, a family member listed the 48- year-old as a missing person...but authorities haven't investigation. ( luke williams/crimina l defense attorney) "i think they would have to have specific evidence that she is intentionally hindering his apprehension earlier this month video emerged online that appears to show 18-year- old couch at a party with drinking- possibly violating his probation. a few days later, he disappeared. a texas judge sentenced couch to 10 years of probation after he killed four people in a 2013 drunk driving accident. his defense argued that couch, who was sixteen at the time, suffered from a controversial condition called affluenza - and blamed his irresponsible behavior on his wealthy, privileged upbringing. now authorities say, it's time for him to face the consequences of his actions. (: sheriff dee anderson/tarra nt county,

filmmakers yar-dee) and moira demos (prono: moy-ra dee-moss) spent 10 years working on "making a murderer." (sot laura very thorough, and in our opinion, very accurate and very fair.(track 9)former calumet (prono: cal-you-met) county district attorney ken kratz told cbs this morning the netflix series leaves out key dna and other evidence, including cell phone records showing avery lured halbach to the salvage yard. (track 10) (gfx)kratz, the special prosecutor appointed to the case, said the suggestion investigators framed avery was "... irresponsible, and inconsistent with a consideration of all the epresented."(track 11) thesay their go was tdocumeavery's case t unfolded its entirety. emos 20:25:06)our questigoing in wasnever aboutguilt or innocence or trysolve thiscrime. it ,3 3 califormia has been in a drought for four years now. we'll show you how scientests forests. it's (time) this morning. thanks for 3 here's your new years 3 forecast. 3 good morning, (downtown sioux city) it's (two degrees) outside at (time)... as we take a look from our (j - c roofing and insulating) camera. 3

dee in ohio, an independent. if you could make it quick. dee, good morning to you. sorry, roger, in tennessee, a democrat. caller: -- [indiscernible] host: sorry about that. apologies. the house is about to gavel in here. dee, are you there? ohio? well, sorry about that. a mix appear with the phones. -- mixup here with the halted what is your prediction -- here with the phones. what is your prediction echo guest: we -- prediction? guest: we have needed it for a long time. congress would have to agree on what level of authority the president should be given. and also, which enemies he would go after. is thatis position now he won't -- you know -- that he has no authority to go after assad, and total authority to put in hundreds of thousands of troops to go after isis. i think what we need is a similar policy to both those enemies. host: congressman brad sherman, always appreciate your time. guest: good to be with you, greta. host: that does it for today's "washington journal." the house is gaveling in at any moment. live coverage here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content an

sheriff dee anderson says tanya couch will be hindering the apprehension of a fugitive, and faces up to 10 years in prison. (dee anderson/tarrant county sheriff) "her entire focus has been on making sure he didn't see any justice done, making sure he was not accountable. so, for her to assist him i felt like was just a natural next occurrence. i'm not surprised that she helped him." not surprising to those who have seen the couch family up close since the teen was only sentenced to probation for a drunk driving crash that killed 4 people in 2013. his attorneys argued he suffered from affluenza -- saying he lived a privileged and wealthy lifestyle where there were no consequences for bad behavior. the victim's families filed civil lawsuits against the couch family... abc news obtained these deposition tapes from that case... in those tapes ethan couch openly talked about his drug use. (ethan couch) "i've taken valium, hydrocodone, marijuana, cocaine, xanax, vyvanse. i think i tried ecstasy once." and his mother talked about how she let her son drive illegally. couch/mother) lawyer: "you understood that any time

dee anderson / tarrant county texas 1:04 - 1:07) "got somomintelligence that they had probably driven that to the border and then crossed over" but before crossing over into mexico .. (sot/ sheriff dee anderson / tarrant county texas 1:12 - 1:15) "they even had something that was akin to a going- away party before they left town" texas officials can't say when the couchs will be returned to the u-s... and, unlike his vehicular homicide case, he'll likely face jail time for this..and so will >> the consumer product safety commission is now investigating 22 reports of hoverboard fires in 17 states. the most recent incident happpped inside a texas mall. a shopper snapped these photos.. after the hoverboard caught fire at a mall kiosk. mall security put out the fire. no one got hurt. but the c-p-s-c has received 70-reports of hoverboard- related injuries which were treated at emergency rooms. most of the injuries have been related to falls and collisions.. some injuries though, did include smoke inhilation from a fire. the snow may be gone for now, but the cold might stick around a bit longer. ben's full forecast is coming up after the break. after a fire this mornininin sloan, iowa. if

other more well-known presidential candidates like dee's nuts and butt stuff, they at least have a robust memorabilia section if you want to buy a dee's nuts or butt stuff t-shirt. deez nuts and butt stuff will have the same place on the ohio presidential ballots as george pataki, which is to say they will not be there. but at least they're merchandising. at this point until i get some contrary evidence, some proof to the contrary, i hereby say that george pataki is not running for president. [ bell ] ding, ding, ding. there's also a case to be made that jim gilmore isn't running for president. this is jim gilmore's announcement video from when he got into the race in july. by september, july, august, september, a ways after that announcement. by september the "washington post" reported that jim gilmore had yet to do a single campaign event of any kind. other than his announcement video. i mean, jim gilmore at least in some states has been trying to get onto the ballot unlike george patti. when george patti skipped trying to get onto the virginia ballot, jim gilmore's home state, the virginia elections ballot says someone representing

dee)narr 2: five feet from his front door is s w a cliff. a weeks worth stop rain in this picturesque part of tillamook oregon, has left bob and his wife of 36 years, dee, literally living near the edge. (b-roll of volunteers helping bob and neighbors unload sandbags w/nats) narr 3: people are pitching in to help - more than 200 sandbags are holding down a tarp intended to stop the ground from sliding any more. 143606 bob flackus: "i could cry now." db: "why?"bob flackus: // "people that i never knew and probably might not see again, came up here to help me save this hill /// and it just overwhelms me. thatat hard." showing begnaud the damage inside the barn)narr 4: thirty yards down from the flackus home, the landslide has pushed into a barn owned by kottre's family."154402 morgan kottre: "right now this is the only thing holding up hillside." (b-roll of the other kottre property, horse trailer, more sandbagging)narr 5: kottre's relatives live alongside the barn in this home. they're now staying in a horse trailer because the home is in danger of being condemned. kottre, who's house is safe so far, says sandbags have been their best and only option. 1