dewitt. yes, sir. you know him well? oh, no. i never seen him before yesterday. no, he's a stranger in town. he just follows the horses around wherever there's a racetrack open. that's why when i changed my mind, i wanted mr. b. to help him out 'cause he was broke. and i felt it was really my fault that he got arrested. and mr. b. was very nice about it. he ain't chargin' al a cent. you may proceed. okay, so al was workin' on some papers-- would it facilitate matters, mr. baxter, if you took the chair and miss burke asked the questions? i'll handle it, your honor. miss burke, will you kindly tell the court what mr. dewitt did? well, al jumped up and he took enzo's overcoat from the rack between the tables. i let out a yell and enzo grabbed him. the waiter went and got a cop, and they arrested al. well, what explanation did he offer? oh, he said it was a mistake. he said that he had an overcoat just like enzo's, that he pawned it the day before, and that he was so busy workin' on his scratch s

. >> reporter: news 6 contacted orlando attorney moses dewitt get her home back. it wouldn' t be easy. >> the tough thing here is it was sold to a third party bidder. it wasn' t sold to the bank. we had to go back and undo the sale based on legal technicalities. >> reporter: dewitt agreed to handle the case probono. he didn' t charge a dime. >> this case was just a woman who was really trying to dot right thing and got - - do the right thing and got caught up in a bad situation. >> reporter: and that situation was reversed. dewitt compelled the judge to rescind the sale. banks they' re disorganized to a doesn' is doing. >> reporter: does that make you feel good when you can help the community like this? >> this is what we love to do. we love to be able to help people and get a good result for them. >> i had contacted 3 attorneys didn' t stand a chance. >> now she' s working night and day to modify the mortgage. known for 30 years is in her hands again. mike holfeld in casselberry, news 6. >> justin: dewitt says you must get everything in writing. verbal agreements

never did like johns hopkins. >> reporter: eddie reaves, age 64, is a member of pastor dewitt's churchpartner died two years ago after doctors at johns hopkins operated on her heart. >> from day one, before she even went in, i never liked 'em. because that's all they do is experiment, to me, on people >> reporter: reaves is equally skeptical of other baltimore hospitals. he spent much of his life addicted to drugs, and when his diabetes and asthma spiraled out of control, he would end up in the e.r. but even after he got off drugs and signed up for health insurance, reaves found the medical system was a maze of doctors who charged too much and didn't listen to him. >> when the doctor give me something that give me side effect, i don't take the medication. he said, 'why are you not taking it?' i said, 'cause it give me side effects.' and sometimes they think it's a big joke, but i ain't taking nothing that give me side effect. >> reporter: dr. samuel ross, the c.e.o. of bon secours, is well aware of his hospital's reputation in the neighborhood, and what it's going to take to earn peopl

fdr issues executive order 9066 and 1942, authorizing general john dewitt, head of the western defense command, to exclude anyone he deems necessary from the militaries on the west coast. soon after that, general dewitt starts issuing his own orders and impose a curfew, tells residents that is military excursions zones that they should prepare to leave. some of them do. seeing the likelihood that they will end up being sent to camps, they decide to leave early. but this turns out to be possible for only a very small number of people. because the interior states are not welcoming. some families are turned back when they try to cross the state line. the governor of wyoming, says, that if they try to come to this day, there will be japs hanging from every pine tree. it becomes clear that the federal government is going to have to provide a place to house the people who are being removed. the first actual exclusion orders start on march 24. on march 27, general dewitt issues what is called the freeze order, forbidding japanese-americans from leaving the military zones, except pursuant to h

suspects paul hendrix and michael dewitt were caught on camera pulling stickers off of high-priced items and replacing them with much lower price tax. men hit locations from bartow to lakewood selling hundreds of >> we have an alarming update on a zika virus. after three women tested positive for that illness in florida, health officials believe all three of these cases are travel related but what they are not sharing is the counties where those women they have to in florida. we have been keeping you up-to- date about zika's spread. scientists are studying the possible connection to babies born with unusually small heads. that both defect can signal underlying brain damage. researchers are also looking into whether it can be spread through sexual intercourse. >> there is a potential of transmission through unprotected secs even after the person has ceased to have symptoms. >> symptoms usually show up within a month of contracting the virus. laces to avoid traveling include central and south america, mexico and the caribbean's. we have two cases in florida. miami dade has the most with 11

when floods slammed into dewitt, i saw firsthand the community pull together, neighbors helping neighbors. i met volunteers like john law from omaha helping clean houses whose basements filled to the ceiling with mud and water. i want to thank john. john is here today. for joining us and setting such a great example for volunteer work. john, can we recognize him? [ applause ] and of course, there is no better example of service than the heroes of our nebraska national guard. they helped their neighbors here at home and defend our freedoms overseas. last year, i met lieutenant eric ott and the members of the 192nd law and order detachment as they were being deployed. they were among the 150 nebraska national guard soldiers who were deployed last year. and i'm pleased to say that lieutenant ott and all of his soldiers returned home safely last month. [ applause ] we are so grateful for the nebraskans who put themselves in harm's way to defend our freedoms. 61 nebraskans have been killed in action since 2003, 12 from the national guard. we also lost a nebraska hero in the act of performing a

dewitt central at marion ... 2nd quarter, marion's chloe rice with a nice pass to elle herold for the layup... we're tied 9-9 ... marion had toight hard for every bucket... rice drives and banks one in with the left t nd... it's tied 11-11 ... but the indians close out the 2nd quarter on a high-note... caitlyn smith plays some string music on this three- pointer... then in the closing seconds before halftime, smithh lays it in to slightly cooler than yesterday morning. a cold front is dipping down from which will bring cooler temperatures today and the morning and a few raindrops later this afternoon as our high temperatures make above freezing, but only into the low 40s. winds today will be out of the nortrtdue to the front at 5 to 10 mph. tonight skies into the middle 20s. monday will be partly cloudy with highs topping out in the upper 30s and low 40s, keeping us just a few degrees ababe normal. nothing says an auction like a lucky bidder bought this 50-year-old locke of hair belonging to late beatles's singer, john lennon. get this-his hair sold for 35 thousand dollars! it was sol

dewitt central at marion ... 2nd quarter, marion's chloe rice with a nice pass to elle herold for the layup... we're tied 9-9 ... marion had to fight hard for every bucket... rice drives and banks one in with the left hand... it's tied 11-11 ... but the indians close out the 2nd quarter on a high-note... caitlyn smith plays some string mumuc on this three- pointnt... then in the closing seconds before halftime, smith lays it in to morning. a cold front is dipping down from the northwest, which will bring cooler temperatures today and the chance of a few snowflakes this morning and a few raindrops later t ts afternoon as our high temperatures make above freezing, but only into the low 40s. winds today will be out of the 10 mph. tonight skies into the middle 20s. monday will be partly cloudy with highs topping out in the upper 30s and low 40s, keeping us just a few degrees above normal. shows us something we can't actually see. the hubble telescope took this picture of a supermassive black hole aut 300 million light years away from earth. the black hole is more than a million times larg

carolyn dewitt is the c-o-o of rock the vote, a non-partisan group that encourages young people to vote."everyday 12 we have the largest voting block if we all show up to the polls." but the largest generation in america is frustrated by the status quo, says conservative columnist kristen soltis anderson."both parties are disappointing to young people. many of them are now identifying as becoming detached from the process altogether."a recent poll found 86 percent of millennials feel like candidates aren't speaking to the issues they care about."i think it's important to talk about the issues that matter to young people, things like debt and spending, things like healthcare cost"democrat candidates have tried to address youth issues."i've laid out my ideas about what we can do to make college more affordable,"we should have free tuition at public colleges and universities.in the first two contests democrat voters under 30 overwhelmingly preferred sanders according to exit polls "i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people."a republican has not won a majority of the you

. -- and dewitt area. >> we still have winter weather alerts in effect, it will likely be extended to the east as justin and rebecca track the latest weather conditions, we're also tracking the latest conditions on n e roads this morningng mornrng. cbs 2 news road warrior aaron gerhardt is out on the roads right now, hi arron, what are you seeing. thanks aaron, now we're taking a look at some of the heavy snow-fall around the state. this is in mason city -- one of the hardest hit areas.the national weather service says they got about 8 inches of snow. now here's a look at des moines.they didn't get nearly as much snow -- but you can see the roads were still not in great shape.most roads in@ the surroudning area had many wet -- slushy areas -- making it tough for drivers. as parts of the midwest are digging out from snow, parts of the south-eastern united states will be surveying tornado damage this morning. this is video of a a nnel cloud caught on camera in serving tornado damage, look at that, this is video of a funnel cloud caught in of west alabama. tornadoes also t tched down in

@>> help, somara, we are on @dewitt in sandusky. @the secondary roads are where @we are seeing the snow @accumulate. @this is moderately snow- @covered. @you can see the snow falling. @it's difficult to see how hard @i stopped and took a quick @video to give you an idea of @how hard the snow is falling. @you can see in the light wind @that we are dealing with, to. @it's coming down at a good clip @and allowing it to stick to the @cars and roadways. @windy conditions out here. @snow on the secondary roadways @and as you mentioned, cleaning @off the windshield in sandusky @with ice and potentially more @snow. @slick conditions out here. @overall primarily some snow- @covered roadways on the @secondary roads. @back to you. @letter. @>> jon, you are exactly right. @in storm tracker 5, we are @south in to strongsville into @millersburg heights. @when we were at a standstill, @you could see the flurries @coming down. @this is the heavy wet snow that @coming down at a moderate @level. @we are on 71 north. @you see visibility is pretty @low

here to discuss all of this, jeff dewitt is a trump surrogate a a thanks for being here. mitt romney told fox news he thinks there is a bombshell in donald trump's taxes. what do you think about that? >> it's ironic for him to now come out and use the harry reid tack trick on donald trump. i don't know what bombshell is going to be will. mitt romney was trying to pretend he was the average guy and not playing to his true self, which was he was wealthy and ran away from being a successful person. and donald trump is out there saying, yes, i'm a very successful person. we all know he'ses one of the most successful people of all time and he pace lot of money in taxes. as the state treasure for arizona, the only bombshell you're going to indonesia ofindh the government wastes on fraud and abuse. that's the bombshell on his or anybody else's taxes. we all know he's very successful and pay as lot of taxes. there's nothing to hide there. >> anderson asked him about it tonight. >> tax returns are very complicated. i have many, many companies. frankly i frankly, i get audited ever

jeff dewitt, nice to see you, sir.nald trump has said yes, i've been involved in elections. he said this morning he's nervous. i didn't think donald trump got nervous, jeff. >> it's been a long time coming. i'll say, i don't think many things would get him nervous. but, you know, it's a lot of work. a lot of things have led up to this. we're very excited. i think it's an excited nervous. we're going to see some positive results tonight. everything we're seeing is great. all the feedback we're getting, the trump team. so this is a chance for america to stand up and say they want to do things different and they want to elect a business person instead of a politician and tonight we think they're going to do that. >> when you look at some of the headlines here this morning, "usa today," is trump for real. cnn.com, the moment of truth for donald trump. jeff, what if he doesn't win iowa tonight? >> if he doesn't win iowa, it's really not the end of the world or anything. because we're leading so far in new hampshire by so mu

jeff dewitt, a trump surrogate, how is the atmosphere here?k around this room this is a movement. this is not a normal candidacy. there are over 12,000 people here who are beyond enthused who has the leadership, the courage, the will to make america great again. to see this, to see the energy in this crowd and what is going on here it really shows that something powerful is happening in america. >> let's look at the delegates, it's still early, he still has 68% pledged delegates so far. he needs 3700 to win. but after winning in south carolina and new hampshire do you think he is going to run the table here? >> you know, i -- it certainly looks like we could absolutely run the table here, you know, we just picked up an extra delegate today in new hampshire. took all 50 in south carolina. and that was not a winner take all state. and we still took all 50 delegates. there is the potential to run the table. we'll see -- i think there is going to be enormous pressure on ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich when they don't win their own states.

you heard jeff dewitt in las vegas. will donald trump run the table or will he hit a ceiling as some insist? >> i think he'll run the table. i think he'll run the table to the point of possibly winning every state from here on out. cruz is ahead by 5 points in texas. cruz might win that state but donald trump certainly has a chance. he is ahead in florida. rubio pose as viable challenge there but i think he'll win there. you look at next tuesday. he is winning in eight of the 11 states. this is a give pulling out victories left and right. the exit poll showed 92% were angry with the federal government. i think that's what is really undergirding his campaign. anger. >> i still want to ask, do you think there's a possibility of donald trump as we listen to him live there in las vegas, that he could run the table? i think he can run the table in the republican primary. he did something amazing which nobody has given him credit for. not only did he beat the establish nypd south carolina. he also beat everything the establis

. >> the state treasurer of arizona, jeff dewitt, he has endorsed trump. ron nearing and the national spokesman for john kasich's campaign. thanks to all of you. let me start with you, jeff. it's clear donald trump is the frontrunner, so i will start with you. with super tuesday just a few days away, is he going to try to play it safe tonight or is he going to be aggressive, be loud, and try to go for the kill? >> well, donald trump is donald trump. he doesn't need to do anything different than he's done. in every single previous debate the online polls and the polls afterwards, he won every poll. he's done very well. it is quite something when you consider he is not a professional politician when he is going up against politicians that have been media trained. it resonates with the people. i don't expect him to do anything differently tonight. >> what do you say, ron? are you going to see ted cruz coming after donald trump aggressively? >> i think you're going to see a stark contrast between ted cruz and donald trump. whenever ted cruz moves closer and cl

in the meantime, jeff dewitt, arizona's state treasury and donald trump supporter. great to have you. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> so much to talk about. let's begin with this. donald trump even just said it and i think you could hear it when we were listening in live. 49%. the recent cnn/orc poll comes out with a resounding 49% of the republican vote is going to go to donald trump. if those people who are asked represent the rest of this party. if you add up all the numbers below donald trump, 16%, 15%, 10%, 6%, it does not equal 49%. you have to admit that is a remarkable number until you see another poll, jeff. and that poll is a little weird. it's worrisome if you're a donald trump supporter. if he wins the nomination those supporters were asked would you definitely vote, would you probably vote? and 13% said they probably wouldn't and 35% said they definitely wouldn't. now, if you add those numbers up, it's kind of 52% for him and 48% against him and that has to be worrisome to you, jeff. >> well, the going to the first fo poll, that is the vindicatio

arizona state treasurer and trump surrogate jeff dewitt. have you on "new day", sir. >> chris, it's great to be here. >> trump is is benefiting from open mike on another morning show. when untested, he just goes after his opponents the whole ti time. is iowa a little bit of a wake call that he should try something differently in new hampshire and going forward? >> no, not at all. iowa is a very, very positive event for the campaign. here we have our opponents basically depleting their accounts. you had senator cruz going all out. that campaign pulled out all the stops for the win. they did that dirty trick to win ben carson voters. they did that mailer that showed their campaign knows more information than the nsa does and scared a lot of people. and i don't know if you saw that e-mail, the cruz campaign sent out. that night, the same night of the victory, said, they had all but depleted their political accounts. what did they walk away with? senator cruz walked away with eight delegates and trump walked away with seven. and they are treati

jeff dewitt is a trump supporter. arizona much warmer than new hampshire.enator smith, i'm going to start with you. it's from nate silvers, a fivethirtyeight blog. it says "cruz may have less of a bounce after iowa because republican party elites just don't like him very much and didn't want him to get one. did marco rubio really win even though he came in third? >> in the media he did. on the ground where we are, every day meeting voters, 200, 300, 1,300 at one stop every single day and i might also say that, you know, this is really about when you look at the establishment and where rubio is getting all these endorsements and media flurry, i've never seen so much attention for a guy who finished third. the votes aren't even counted yet here. i might also say since my colleague on to the is for donald trump, it's fine to see 90-year-old barbara bush using a walker and donald trump can't make it up here. everybody else is up here but not him. >> well, it's not as if mr. trump isn't coampaigning. he's using the opportunity to be in south carolina and meeting

when floods slammed into dewitt, i saw firsthand the community pull together, neighbors helping neighborsi met volunteers like john law from omaha who are helping clean houses whose basements have been filled to the ceilings with mud and water. i want to thank john. john is here today. for joining us and setting a great example of volunteer work. john, can we recognize him? >> of course no better example of service than the heros of our nebraska national guard. they helped their neighbors here at home and defend our freedoms overseas. last year, i met lieutenant eric ott and members of the 192nd law and order detachment as they were being deployed. they were among the 150 nebraska national guard soldiers who were deployed last year. and i'm pleased to say that lieutenant ott and all of 0 the soldiers returned safely home last month. we are so grateful for the feniens who put themselves in harm's way to defend our freedoms. 61 nebraskans have been killed in action since 2003, 12 from the national guard. we also lost a nebraska hero in the act of performing a humanitarian mission. on may 12

host: let's listen to orlando from dewitt, arkansas.re you going to vote on tuesday? orlando: i will vote for hillary clinton or bernie sanders. i have not made up my mind yet. i wanted to ask, do you think she will win in texas? host: there was a tweet earlier back in 2008, 57% of the democratic voters in texas where women. alex: it is hard to tell with the public polls. sometimes in a big state it is hard to tell. i will say that the democratic electorate in texas is heavily minority, both latino and african-american. generally speaking that favors hillary clinton. bernie sanders, the best date he has done so far is new hampshire, is almost exclusively white. that is one of the reasons the clinton campaign is confident about super tuesday, because of state like texas. they have high latino and african-american turnout in those states. they can be successful. host: for those of you just tuning in or listening, the result in south carolina, an overwhelming victory for hillary clinton. this statement from bernie sanders who began by cong

when floods slammed into dewitt, i saw first-hand the community pull together.bors helping neighbors. i met volunteers like john long from omaha who are helping clean houses whose basements have been filled to the ceilings with mud and water. i want to thank john. john is here today, for joining us and for setting such a great example for volunteer work. john, can we recognize him? [applause] of course there is no better example of service than the heros of our nebraska national guard. they help their neighbors here at home and defend our freedoms overseas. last year i met lieutenant eric ott and the members of the 192nd law and order detachment as they were being deployed. they were among the 150 nebraska national guard soldiers who were deployed last year. and i'm pleased to say that lieutenant ott and all of his soldiers returned safely home last month. [applause] we are so grateful for the nebraskans who put themselves in harm's way to defend our freedoms. 61 nebraskans have been killed in action since 2003, 12 from the national guard. we also lost a nebrask

host of the ben ferguson show, ben ferguson along with arizona treasurer and trump supporter jeff dewitt ads too late? >> i don't think they're too late. i think they should have started running earlier. i think that i should have started firing earlier. the mooup you'arco rubio you're the last few days has obviously energized his crowd. these are real issues that should be answered and there's real blood in the water on donald trump. what is he hiding in his tax returns? donald trump had no problem using the openness you have to have with your officials to attack not only marco rubio but saying he can't even do a credit card right and look how terrible he is at his finances because he had to take out a loan for something. he did the same exact thing for ted cruz saying he got a big loan from the wall street bank. now he says you can't see my tax returns because i've been audited. it's the first two years but now 11 or 12 years in a row? i don't think it's been 10 or 11 years in a row first off. there's obviously something in there he does not want people to see and i think that's connec