and another to a boy named denny ross. denny ross does it mean anything to anybody? mean anything to me. detectives learned that this denny ross lived in a three bedroom apartment next to an adult shop. they drove over a knock on the door. >> denny ross, he's got a phone in his hand. i said hey, i'm a detective. i'd like to talk to you about this. >> he said, well i've got my turn on the phone. >> attorney? >> yes. i said, well that smells different. >> coming up -- >> one thing led to another. and then we kissed and stuff. >> but did that lead to murder? when "dateline" continues. i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and

dennis: thank you. i am going to take the final question, a little on a different topic, housing affordability. we have seen this incredible increase in property insurance as a result of natural disasters. some insurers are exiting the market completely in certain high-risk areas. you have said this is an issue that keeps you up at night. you show your thoughts on that and how fhfa is trying to address it? dir. thompson: we are a housing regulator. our primary only collateral is housing-related. it is either a house or an apartment. these natural disasters or climate issues are important to us. it impacts the evaluation of our only primary asset that we have. when we see the number of climate incidents that cost $1 billion or more increasing -- i think there were three per year in the 1980's, there has been 24 this year alone and the year is not over -- when we see insurance companies leaving states and not offering property and casualty insurance, that makes the homebuying process, already arduous, it

dennis: thank you. i am going to take the final question, a little on a different topic, housing affordability. we have seen this incredible increase in property insurance as a result of natural disasters. some insurers are exiting the market completely in certain high-risk areas. you have said this is an issue that keeps you up at night. you show your thoughts on that and how fhfa is trying to address it? dir. thompson: we are a housing regulator. our primary only collateral is housing-related. it is either a house or an apartment. these natural disasters or climate issues are important to us. it impacts the evaluation of our only primary asset that we have. when we see the number of climate incidents that cost $1 billion or more increasing -- i think there were three per year in the 1980's, there has been 24 this year alone and the year is not over -- when we see insurance companies leaving states and not offering property and casualty insurance, that makes the homebuying process, already arduous, it

do you agree, do you want to buy regionals like dennis. >> i will agree with dennis.s is my biggest pet peeve. you hear t strategist talking tg about how i get 4% on the treasury. it's huge competition for stocks. it's not. i'll tell you why. if you have a basket of dividend paying stocks like banks that pay 3% dividend right now which is lower than the 5% on a 10 year treasury, dividend yields go up over time. if i bought it 10 years ago, pays 7% based on the initial investment. you buy stocks for the dividend because they increase over time. profits and dividends are going up. it's time to buy stocks, not sit at 5% in a fund. maria: dennis, thanks for being here. ryan, you're sticking with us all morning. we're happy about that. the jobs number is out in an a hour and 10 minutes. we'll be right back. 3w4 you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. that first time you take a step back. i made tha

willie and denny. also our architect that did the rendering for brian's rfp is here with us and steve zenseki. you should run the and, we love the asian neighborhood design which is a community architecture firm that helped us design a lot of sros, he's architect for expansion project and because of steven, we managed to almost close the project construction and planning for opening in january or february of next year. so thank you, steven. [applause]. so mayor is right, it took a whole village to put this project together. not only do we construction money but renovation. but mayor, in order for us to charge $4,000 versus $10,000 we need the city to step in for operating subsidy while we're applying for the license, which might take. so last comes n please help me thank kelly, our executive director of the department of disabilities and aging along cindy. our go-to person, tiffany and paulo, we run two sites. actually two blocks from here, at the venus restaurant is a innovative program run by dos, ev

first question for you, dennis. the chancellor you, dennis.cellor right and get people back right to try and get people back into by sanctioning their into work by sanctioning their benefits, back into work? >> yes. >> yes. >> that's an incorrect answer . >> that's an incorrect answer. it's got be a yes or no. not it's got to be a yes or no. not difficult. alice yes , one for difficult. alice yes, one for alice, right for you, alice. number two, should we leave the echr? yes. dennis no. dennis will nigel farage win the celebrity jungle? yes >> yes. alice yes. >> okay. and alice to you, cannabis. should it be legalised and yes. dennis yes. final question. should the bbc tv licence be scrapped? dennis no, no . 110. >> no. >> reformed? yes yes. >> reformed? yes yes. >> incorrect answer it's not rocket science, it's quiz. it's yes or no. so i get that as, as for all dennis, do you want to come back on one very simply on, on the bbc? >> i think it's vital that we have one broadcaster that is independent. i don't agree with the bbc. they're very pro

first question for you, dennis. the chancellor you, dennis.cellor right and get people back right to try and get people back into by sanctioning their into work by sanctioning their benefits, back into work? >> yes. >> yes. >> that's an incorrect answer . >> that's an incorrect answer. it's got be a yes or no. not it's got to be a yes or no. not difficult. alice yes , one for difficult. alice yes, one for alice, right for you, alice. number two, should we leave the echr? yes. dennis no. dennis will nigel farage win the celebrity jungle? yes >> yes. alice yes. >> okay. and alice to you, cannabis. should it be legalised and yes. dennis yes. final question. should the bbc tv licence be scrapped? dennis no, no . 110. >> no. >> reformed? yes yes. >> reformed? yes yes. >> incorrect answer it's not rocket science, it's quiz. it's yes or no. so i get that as, as for all dennis, do you want to come back on one very simply on, on the bbc? >> i think it's vital that we have one broadcaster that is independent. i don't agree with the bbc. they're very pro

dennis, now that this deal is in place, give us insights based on your experience. what are both sides likely doing now, right now behind the scenes? >> oh, i think they're preparing for what's going to happen tomorrow. it is fair to describe this as fragile, but it's also in each side's interests to see it happen. interestingly enough, it's probably in hamas's interest even more than israel's. it gives them a respite. they're going to get palestinian prisoners released as part of this. palestinian prisoners are having iconic status among palestinians. this will be something that will look like a game for hamas. they have every incentive to carry it out, and i expect that they will. but look, these arehe kind of things that they're never done until they're actually done. >> and haviv, i want to play a bit more of what one mother told our keir simmons. take a listen. >> all i know is that the israeli government have to bring everybody back home, everybody. not to leave anyone behind. this is their mission. >> try to get a pause for longer so that more hostages can --

>> brian: probing questions about party habits and dennis quaid was here. >> ainsley: he sang.an hannity was here. he said, i have to go, four and a half minutes, my show starts. >> brian: how did we get him to come on this morning? >> ainsley: you must have had a lot of influence. >> brian: my leverage. >> steve: he said he got a phone call from bill clinton. could be a joke, can never tell. >> ainsley: this is my favorite patriot award, i love being in nashville, it was intimate, my favorite. >> steve: broadway, downtown nashville. >> lawrence: steve, we were talking about young people and the impact and we were hopeful for that young man because of what he did for patriotism, his parents raised him right. there is a viral tiktok going around praising osama bin laden and they are using this tiktok to justify the attack that happened on israel. we'll play it, watch. >> can everyone stop what they are doing and go read, literally two pages, go read a letter to america and come back and let me know what you think. i am going through a crisis right now and a lot of people are, i

stephen dennis of bloomberg. caller: yes, dennis, i wanted to just give a shout out to. in the meantime, i wanted to relay something that i heard from a protester who was at the rally on saturday in washington, d.c. and it was a wonderful thing to hear. of all the tens of thousands of people that were there, and i've been hearing that from a lot of folks, no one heard a single sentiment of anti-judaism or a single call to as you would say kill all jews, or what have you. there was none of that sort of fascism or anything like that. so i wanted to just sort of put that out there and get people thinking about that. as far as this bill is concerned, i think it would be a very interesting thing for these protesters to consider a tax strike. tax striking has a history going back to the early 1900s in small scales. it is an interesting thing about defunding the irs. a tax strike withholding taxes in the united states what i think be a serious incentive for the government to pay attention. guest: i've not heard the idea of a tax break before. i don't think it would change votes

maria: dennis, what's your reaction? open for another hike so this whole fantasy of rates getting cut next year, i don't know. what do you think? >> i thought his comments were consistent with what he said in the past. i maintain that we're going to have higher for longer, for much longer period of time. it shall be a very long period before the fed begins the process of easing monetary policy. i didn't see anything unusual in the statement yesterday. i didn't see anything new in the statement yesterday. clearly, the fed is cognizant of the fact that inflation remains above its 2% target and it intends to reach the target over time so i thought his comments were very consistent with his past comments. i was not surprised. and again, it's higher for longer and it's going to be a long period of time before the fed begins the process of easing monetary policy, late into '24, maybe into '25 before we take the overnight fed funds ray rate lower again. maria: do you agree in order to see you cut in rates you're going to have t

denny left the room upset, but there was something that drew attention in the view from the window, whathat was the hospitals. filled with tents, reminding everyone of the exile of the 1948 catastrophe. i talked about this many times, when they ask me, what does the war remind you of? i say that it reminds me of what happened in 1948 when we left our house. it was the same situation now. we were running and did not know where to go, some of us were. and children were crying and running as if we were living the 1948 catastrophe again, after we were done filming the shiffa refugee camp, we were informed that a german delegation had arrived at the hospital to help the medical crews. we went to follow up with the delegation, but found that each of them was busy working with the medical crews. the delegation was surprised with the difficulty of work in the hospital that they think contains old equipment and devices, as if they were borrowed from museum of an old hospital. the palestinian um doctor forums in uh europe. came to idea to to help people here in gaza or our colleagues here in this

dennis murphy (voiceover): it was may 5, 2014. at the head of the driveway, >> it was may 5th, 2014. the car was at the head of the driveway, lights on, and two county detectives arriving to try to figure out what had happened to the young woman dead in the driver seat. detective mike ryan and captain steve welker, in the first minutes of what would be a years-long investigation. >> blake and i arrived at the same time. >> did the scene explain itself to you? >> we could see the basics of what had happened. >> their victim, brandy daniels, had been shot three times at close range. crime scene techs would recover three shell casings and a clip for semiautomatic pistol. her phone and purse were beside her. >> we took out robbery because there was money that they would've taken if it was a robbery. >> as csis took pictures, they gathered blood, and dna. brandy's mom, sister and fiancÉe watched in blank horror. >> what do you remember? >> sitting in her vehicle behind the car, just watching. >> and there's your girl, gone. >> there is

dennis, you've been involved in these discussions. you were the lead, person the point person, the peace process with the clinton administration. is there any possibility that the americans were not? because the focus was so much on getting israel and hamas to call a truce. is there any possibility that they might leave the negotiation of americans being released for another phase? released for another phase >> i would be very surprised. given president biden's interest in wanting to ensure that we get american hostages wherever they're held, released. i would be very surprised if those doing the negotiations on our behalf were not making clear that that was a fundamental element. a fundamental preoccupation is far as we are concerned. i think the country wanted to be responsible. in some ways they're trying to demonstrate why they have a relationship with hamas. in a sense to prove to us, okay, here is the benefit of our relationship with hamas. i'll be very surprised if that wasn't a part of the negotiation. i think the sequence of

here is dennis murphy with "unspeakable". >> the scented candles were lit.acuzzi jets turned on high. it was a belated anniversary evening, but not some big blowout. sandra and jaime were just not that kind of couple. >> there were so kind to each other, so respectful. >> it was really the start of a life victory lap for the two. they raised a daughter, did all the usual things that families do, and now the time for jamie was right around the corner -- >> they sat there and talked about the future and what they were looking forward to. >> but the future for these two would last no longer than the flame on that candle. by the next afternoon, there would be blood, lots of it. somehow, someone had turned a cozy celebration into a monstrous crime scene. >> it was just -- it was horrible. >> but in the world have happened in that house? >> i have no idea. >> the story of the two begins as high school me cute. sandra, the new girl from morocco, assigned a seat and her classroom just in front of jamie melgar. their daughter doesn't know how many times she heard tha

here's dennis murphy with "at the edge of town".tspoken lovely was finding her voice. >> i am not trying to point fingers or assign blame. we just want answers. >>reporter: the investigation appeared to be over, but lovely refused to give up. >> this is not over. >> no, this is not over. >>reporter: she filed a lawsuit against the city of carbondale and its police chief, accusing them of negligence. >> 12 days after the boy's family filed a lawsuit against you, you are fired? >> yes. it was actually over the weekend. >> so 30 years of law enforcement work goes up in smoke. >> yes, that was pretty much the end of my career. >> the city says his dismissal was a confidential matter with nothing to do with litigation. but the chief says that he was the scapegoat for city under siege from pravin's family. >> what did you think of the investigation until that point? >> what i did think was it was a good investigation. there were a lot of conscientious people working hard. >>reporter: there was one other person that lovely sued. remember,

here's derek dennis. >> this morning. an arrest in the death of hockey pro adam johnson, the minnesota native who previously played for the pittsburgh penguins, was killed while playing in england last month. the moment too gruesome to show. but during a collision, an opposing player's leg goes up and a skate appears to slice johnson's neck. he later died at the hospital. police announcing an arrest on suspicion of manslaughter, but they have not revealed who was arrested, whether it was that opposing player or someone else, it's a tragedy that, you know, could happen numerous times in a hockey game. >> and thank god it doesn't. >> back in pennsylvania, where johnson also played college hockey tribute to the 29 year old, the penguins forming a circle in the arena, clicking their hockey sticks in johnson's honor, his death already prompting change neck guards will soon be mandatory for hockey players in england. i wouldn't be surprised to see this mandated at the youth levels and college and maybe even pro hockey. the oppo

then you can take me to red lobster, dennis kucinich. >> i don't know who that is. and look.ng the sequel to "get out." but i don't care if he is a senator. any 58-year-old man who has never been married is not a catch. he's a liability. he's like one of those couches that's been left out on the curb. you know, it might look good, but he's got bedbugs are all kinds of stuff and him. you gotta think twice before you sit on him! >> sarah: okay. [cheers and applause] so what is the big take away from the night. >> honestly come before me, i was depressed by the diversity on that stage. you had all kinds of people coming together to advocate for total war. you had a black man, a south asian woman, a south asian man, a short king, and a piece of shit from new jersey. >> my take away, i'm accustomed to a president of a certain age. you know, none of these candidates were old enough for the job. i could see them climbing stairs, riding a bike. they could probably choose solid food. that is not my president. no! when i look at a president, i want to think, ooh, are we going to have t

and this is what denny looks like. a d of to devante pollution levels of several times higher than the safety limit. people living she'll have no option to escape the pollution busting enjoys these children work mostly as waste because a dispute community that keeps debbie clean is the last one robust to the toxic and to d, a team from an n g o core chief not visit system to teach children about air pollution and handout mosques to protect them for children living here are, you know, very difficult in a very challenging condition. so the objective is to protect them and they'll come in and do you like me to oregon? see that they're not from the background. oh, you know who can afford air beauty files or machines like this, which can, you know, provide them a healthy environment and in their homes. health experts say this onto the government and the citizens treat evolution as an emergency. millions we've continued to damage the health just by breathing, a journalist and the clean air activist g o t poverty level cottag

dennis, we're all the way down to 4.4% on the 10 year.g in the week ahead in terms of those minutes and going into year end, what do you want to do here? >> as far as the minutes are concerned, we're probably going to get both sides of the question. i think they'll end up saying they wish to look at more data going forward, they're going to be pleased. that's probably a little too optimistic but they'll be pleased with the fact that inflationary pressures seem to be abating a bit, far away from the 2% target. people will read into the minutes that the fed will begin the process of easing monetary policy sometime in the not too distant future, i think it will be a long time before the fed begins the process of allowing the overnight fed funds rate to decline, i said for a long time it will be at least late into 2024, maybe early 2025 but the market seems to think they're going to cut rates by mid-year. i doubt that. what am i doing? i've had one trade for a long period of time, short stocks, long on gold, for the past year. gold is up almo

dennis murphy (voiceover): the camera kind of. always liked karen pannell. both hard to miss and hard to forget, just ask her the camera always liked karen pannell. she was both hard to miss and hard to forget. just ask her boyfriend tim permenter, who was smitten right away when he met her at the dealership where he worked. what did you think of her? >> she was gorgeous, she was beautiful. >> you were pinching yourself. you thought you were the luckiest guy. >> i thought she was the one. i thought she was the one i could settle down with. >> settling down hadn't been part of karen's growing up. she and her five brothers had been raised as military brats and moved bases a lot. now they were traveling from far flung parts of the country for her funeral. shocked and in mourning for the lost sister who had always been their glue. >> all the boys kind of got involved in their own stuff. then there was karen. she was really what connected all of us to the family unit. >> what does that tell us about her? >> she was really more important to us than we knew. i thin

dennis quaid is here live, and he is gonna be performing. come on back... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat...and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com. >> we are back now with the multitalented movie star and musician, dennis quaid. over the years we've loved him in "day after tomorrow" and "the parent trap" and a lot more than that. now he joins us to perform a song off his latest album "fallen." a gospel record for sinners. >> i wanted the largest audience possible. >> well, you got it. you've been making great music for a long time. you also have been making great movies for a long time. we have an exclusive first look at you in one of our upcoming roles in ronald reagan. when will we see this? >> that's coming out in may of 2024. we made it three years ago. it's been a journey but here it comes. >> we're ready for it. we want you in all our talents. now music. your album topping the charts, resonating with fans. how has music played a role in your career

dennis murphy (voiceover): who had bound, gagged, and bludgeoned to death ben novack jr.?o had bound, gagged, and bludgeoned to death ben novack jr.? >> the scene was overwhelming. just thinking, oh my god. >> in this case, the detectives -- victim-ology would play a big role. finding out who the murdered person was, as well as the people in a circle of friends, his enemies. >> this is the address here? >> detective allison carpentier along with detective nelson would piece together an unflattering family portrait. >> in the beginning we didn't know if this is an affair, domestic, and random act? >> they cavill together the story of ben jr.. the while the son of a famous miami beach man with his eccentric batman collection. the wife from modest beginnings, the stepdaughter welcomed late to the family circle. >> we're still learning the dynamics of the family, how may was a stepchild. it took some time to learn about the family. >> the novak's came like the cast from a bad reality show. but good old fashion robbers were number one in the homicide. >> a lot of guys don't lik

let's get reaction from dennis lockhart.aul mccully still with us to participate in our conversation. mr. lockhart good to have you with us. what do you think? >> i've been listening to the commentary up until this moment in this half hour and i think people have it mostly right. david kelly thinks they're done. i would put this nuance spin on it. they're done if conditions allow them to be done. conditions that we really cannot predict very well for the coming months. but if their current outlook holds, there's a good chance they are done. but they're not done because they've made a decision to be done. i think powell and company will keep their options open and in the coming press conference i doubt you'll see much of a signal about what they'll do in december. >> we've had, paul, the set up before where market is almost unchanged after the statement, then the press conference begins. he says something relatively hawkish and off we go for that day and sometimes the next several weeks. last time was a little bit of a break

it was so nice of them to dennis today. all the children. and the tree which is magnificent.om the cline charge nurse some of the kids that they had never seen the tree so big. i hope you will all come back during the holidays with your families and join us and come see the tree when it's decorated. so thank you. thank you for being here. happy holidays. ♪ ♪ ♪["it's the most wonderful time of the year"]♪ ♪ ♪["joy to the world" playing]♪ announcer: on c-span, recent campaigns from with candidate governor ron desantis and former commander nikki haley. and later, department of veterans affairs officials on accountability within the v.a., and whistleblower protections. ♪ announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more. including sparklight >> the greatest town on earths is the place youp call home. at first light it's our home, too, and right now we are all facing ourarl working around-the-clock to keep you connected. we are doing our part so it's easier tdo yours. announcer: sparklight supports c-span as a public serv

soil, dennis there have been encounters with u.s. presidents at other apec summits like this one. what is the best outcome, the single best thing that could happen from these talks? >> i think there are five red line problems that i see, but the one that's most concerning to me individually is that when nancy pelosi went to taiwan and xi said don't go and she went, at that point, the military relationship between the chinese military and the u.s. military was cut off by xi. since then, if there was an emergency of whatever kind, there's no real way that i know of that this can come back together i mean, you and i are old enough to remember the crisis of what happened in cuba you know, under kennedy. and as a result, we need better communications so if there's one that came out of this, and this is a geopolitical issue, not an economic issue i think that the militaries have to be able to pick up the phone and say this is a problem or this is not a problem. that would be the best possible outcome. >> in other words, those communications, those linkages that existed pre the pelosi vi

senators, it's people like lawrence dennis who they are funding up the wazzu.s an american nazi agent who is running like 12 different publications, it's publishing houses they have bought, it's magazines, and the messages that they were trying to sell us, to me, it's just unnerving and clarifying to see them because it is so much the story that we're still being sold by those who would prefer that we became a strongman form of government instead of a democracy today. the exact same message. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their c

it was so nice of them to dennis today. all the children. and the tree which is magnificent. the cline charge nurse some of the kids that they had never seen the tree so big. i hope you will all come back during the holidays with your families and join us and come see the tree when it's decorated. so thank you. thank you for being here. happy holidays. ♪ ♪ ♪["it's the most wonderful time of the year"]♪ ♪ ♪["joy to the world" playing]♪ >> there's a look at what to watch on c-span this thanksgiving. president biden takes part in the annual turkey pardoning ceremony. that's followed by george w. bush marking the 20th anniversary of the president's emergency plan for aids relief. >> a lot of people have skepticism about government programs but you can't have skepticism about this one. measurable results. 25 million people lived who would have died. it's extraordinary. is that in our national interest? absolutely. we are a great nation and a moral nation. >> the u.s. postal service unveils a new forever stamp in honor of the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. utah sen

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let's go to denis macshane. >> dennis, i'm simply a loss. >> dennis, i'm simply at a loss.mps. i listened to neil there. we could all fantasise the march shouldn't have taken place. i argued that week ago, but it argued that a week ago, but it did was hugely peaceful did. it was hugely peaceful compared to violence. i can see outside football matches many a saturday or sunday at the weekend , and the people who were weekend, and the people who were attacked were the police by a very ugly people , very ugly people, unrepresentative people like tommy robinson, who represent the worst of british political activism . um, and they were activism. um, and they were pulled on to the streets. everybody agrees by the home secretary attacking the home secretary attacking the home secretary , attacking the secretary, attacking the commissioner of the metropolitan police, who had a terrible decision to take. he's been 100% vindicated. no, i preserved our freedom. >> dennis the week before. let's talk about the march. the week before, because they were attacking police. were attacking po

congratulations, dennis. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes mr. sherman for five minutes. mr. sherman: the scenes from gaza are horrendous. and people want the fighting to end. some call for a cease-fire. hamas needs to hear those calls and agree to free the hostages and turn over its rockets and then we can have that cease-fire. there was a cease-fire on october 6. hamas broke it and killed 1,400 israelis. what would happen if we had a cease-fire leaving the rockets and arms in hamas' hands? today, a high ranking hamas official said exactly what would happen. he said, we will repeat october 7, one, two, three, four times, as many times as it takes until israel is annihilated. we need a true cease-fire. and we can achieve it only if hamas is disarmed. i've been a pro israel activist for 60 years and a member of the foreign affairs committee for nearly 30. israel has one friend in the world, hamas knows that. america is divided and partisan. hamas knows that. the terrible scenes in gaza show that hamas is willing to die for one thing, and that is t

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her she came to my office one day. >> dalia dennis was an escort. and mike describes ordering her up from an escort service. he claims even now, there was a mutual attraction that went far beyond that initial transaction. >> when i met dalia, we seemed to connect instantly. we hit it off right away. >> it wasn't just bad? >> no, it was everything about her. we just clicked. you know? be it our sex life. be it just our spare time. be it the things we liked. all that. and it just happened. >> three months after they met, michael divorced his first wife and married dalia that same week. >> i just purchased a home and we were gonna start a life together. we talked about traveling and doing things. you know? we had a future planned. >> but there was a hitch to michael's future. the terms of his probation prevented him from leaving south florida. so, the couple consulted a lawyer. his advice was, pay off that hundred and $191,000 in restitution, and you have a fair chance of getting the probation listed. so, that was your ticket to freedom? >> pay back mo

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