jean elle is live at san francisco general. how could this even happen? >> reporter: this 93-year-old san francisco woman tells her family he thought she was going to die inside the e.r. here at san francisco general when another patient violently attacked her. >> she was full of blood and she was crying and she was super scared. >> reporter: diana is talking about her grandmother, mary perez. these pictures of the 93-year-old, covered with cuts and bruises, were taken friday. her family brought her here for breathing problems. while there, another patient attacked her. >> grabbed the iv pole and swung the pole to her head twice. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says a 29-year-old was on a psychiatric hold that was being taken to the psyche unit friday night where he rap into perez's home. the 93-year-old suffered multiple wounds. the hospital says -- >> reporter: general also says its doctors see nearly 4,000 patients a year on psychiatric holds, and they're all evaluated in the e.r. before transfer. they say this is the first time a patient has bee

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> sochi 2014. san jose's polina edmonds was all smiles after she skated a near flawless routine in her olympic debut. she was beautiful, graceful and she is all ours. edmonds glided across the ice tonight is a huge smile on her face. >> she is now global and she's in contention going into tomorrow's final round. arjinelle wang is us from sochi. >> reporter: she said her goal was to skate cleanly and she did. but she lacked some of the speed to put her higher up. she's currently in seventh place after the short program. but she did skate beautifully on olympic isles. she appeared to be enjoying every moment. she was poised like a young lady, but happy and giddy like her 15-year-old self. if she had any nerves, you couldn't tell at all. >> i was kind of thinking like, when they announced my name and i stepped on the ice, my opening position was in the middle of the rink, so i was standing on the olympic rings and just telling myself just enjoy it. no matter what happens, i'm at the olympics. >> repor

jean elle is live in san francisco with why this decision matters so so many people. jean? >> reporter: jessica, students lined up here at the school board meeting tonight to tell members the school suspension policy is putting kids in danger of failing. today, those board members are agreeing to change the rules. >> chewing gum, talking in class, walking in the hallway. >> reporter: 18-year-old kevin knows what it's like to be suspended for what school districts call willful defiance. kykykykykykykyk0 >> reporter: commissioners are quick to point out this will be a challenge. training, hiring, and a teaching plan must be developed. mar seeia says it's an investment in student success. >> there will be more students that will graduate on their expected day. >> reporter: this policy change is supposed to go into effect in the beginning of the 2014 school year. but board members admit they don't know how much the program will cost or where the money will come from. there is an effort to pass legislation that would make suspension rule changes statewide. reporting live in san

reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> new tonight, spotted in the baya, a violent fugitive from montana, accused of assaulting a woman and a police officer. authorities say kevin anthony briggs is armed and dangerous. officers in bozeman, montana arrested him for allegedly trying to rape and strangle a woman. the fbi says he was spotted in oakland, berkeley and san francisco as he made his way to washington state. >>> a developing story near the california-oregon border. a shooting rampage inside an indian tribal headquarters. four people are dead and two others hurt. the office is located about three hours northeast of chico. police arrested the suspected shooter. according to investigators, sherry rhodes opened fire at the cedarville tribal office this afternoon in the middle of a hearing. three members were discussing whether to evict her from this group. according to the website, it's a federally recognized tribe with 35 members. >>> tension and grief in a los angeles courthouse today. two men who attacked brian stow pleaded guilty and then confront

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jean elle joins us from san francisco. what's the strategy this time around? >> reporter: well, authors of this ballot initiative say thousands of marijuana activists weighed in on this proposal, so there's widespread support in the industry. they believe this year voters are on their side. >> they will legalize for the recreational user and protect the medical cannabis providers. >> reporter: voters may get another chance to decide if marijuana will be legal. the secretary of state gave legalization advocates permission today to collect signatures to put the marijuana legal initiative on the ballot, an idea voters rejected in 2010. >> grassroots, we all wrote this together. >> reporter: she says unlike prop 19, this initiative has widespread support in the industry. and as voters watch a booming industry in colorado generate millions in tax revenue, views are changing. >> we are now calling it 51%. we have states, even in the southern states, getting ready, like florida and tennessee. >> reporter: california says legalization will save $100 million annually i

jean elle joins us this evening with the new details. jean? >> reporter: those thieves are installing skimming machines in gas bumps and those machines read this magnetic strip on your credit card. one lawmaker says it's time for the banks to replace this strip with a computer chip that those skimming machines can't read. >> there are thousands, maybe tens of thousands of people who are potential victims. >> reporter: district attorney investigators say thieves from southern california put credit card skimmers at dozens of bay area gas pumps. with every swipe of a card, they were stealing financial and personal information, then making fake credit cards for spending sprees. >> these are very good quality fakes. >> reporter: the d.a.'s rapid enforcement allied computer team arrested six suspects and removed the skimmers. while they focus on busting the rings, senator jerry hill is working to make it obsolete. >> our legislation makes it mandatory in california. >> reporter: hill introduced legislation requiring credit card issuers and retailers

jean elle is in belmont this evening. >> reporter: raj, 12 years after roxanne pedro complained to districtat a school janitor sexually assaulted her, he was sent to jail and she's file thing civil lawsuit, claiming school officials knew that janitor was dangerous and did nothing to protect her and other victims. >> it was very hard. it was hard for me to continue to go to school and before that, i loved school so much. after that, it just took a toll. >> reporter: an emotional roxanne pedro remembers her life changing in the seventh grade. that's when she says andre edwards sexually assaulted her. that was 2001. at the time, the police didn't charge edwards and the school district kept him on the job. but in 2011, police contacted pedro. they were investigating another student's claim against edwards. >> i thought they finally believe me or they believe somebody to take a second look at my case. >> reporter: what police up covered had pedro filing a civil lawsuit against the school district. and district employees. according to the lawsuit, students at ralston started complaining about sex

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> i was supposed to go to florida, then hong kong. >> sending pets to the wrong country. allegations of pets being mistreated in the care of airlines. former pet handlers speak out. >>> a bay area woman gets an offensive piece of mail from a major bank. the bizarre insult that came along with the credit card offer. >>> and we'll show you the special perks set up in sochi for their biggest fans. >>> imagine it sounds horrific, dogs and cats dehydrated, left in the sun or sent to the wrong city. tonight, two former pet handlers are confirming what we up covered, that animals in some cases are being mistreated. >> strong allegations here. >> reporter: the former pet handlers say they saw it firsthand. animals being left out in the heat, pets mishandled, even accidently shipped to the wrong country. all in the care of airlines. >> people are being misled. >> reporter: they worked in cargo at one of the country's largest airports. >> sometimes the animals would be deceased on arrival. >> reporter: both wanted us to alter their voices and appearances to prote

we're joined now by my colleague, jean elle. we hear you've been hit by just about everything, the rain, wind and strong waves behind you. >> reporter: right now it's hang on to your hat windy. we've seen it all, rain, wind, big waves. we've met a lot of people out here enjoying every minute of it. >> it's really fun. it's exciting when the waves hit and it's -- i don't know, it gets your adrenaline pumping. >> reporter: fishing here tonight was a team sport. gusty wind and the rain made it hard to stand, much less toss a crab pot. >> it's windy and we are trying to crab. >> reporter: that wind put temporary fencing to the test. and the driving rain made for some challenging travels. earlier in the day, lots of surfers made their trip to the coast hoping for big waves. >> it's amazing. you can taste the electricity. i'm just waiting for it to be a little more clean. >> it's pretty big today. about ten feet. >> reporter: going to go in? signs warn everyone to be mindful of the danger. the waves here tend to break over the sea wal

nbc bay area's gejean elle is i oakland with details. >> reporter: this is the safeway parking lot where that incident happened. and now more than ten hours after it happened, police say no one matching the description of the victims is reported missing. but opd is still on this case. late tonight, changing the description of the victim's car and continuing to search. >> we have the fbi working with us. >> reporter: the oakland police department sets up mobile command unit next to the lincoln square shopping center safeway on redwood road, working with federal agents to try and find a teenaged girl and an elderly man they say were carjacked and kidnapped from the safeway parking lot this afternoon. >> this investigation will not stop. investigators will work through the night. >> reporter: opd released this fbi enhanced photo of the suspect tonight, taken from safeway surveillance video. police say the jacket, the headphones and the baseball hat are unique. they're hoping someone recognizes this man and calls police. witnesses say after he was caught shoplifting, he ran outside and used

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jean elle is along the peninsu a peninsula. usually this safe community i guess is not immune to crime. >> reporter: no. investigators told an anxious crowd tonight they're following leads, but no arrests in the case, a case that has some people looking to enhance security at home. >> my wife said, we've got to do something about this home invasion. >> reporter: jeff ball is learning all he can about the january 23rd home invasion robbery on palo alto avenue. the palo alto police department called this community meeting to tell people what happened that thursday morning when an elderly couple heard a knock at the door. >> when they answered the door, there were multiple subjects at the door who made brief conversation and then forced their way in through the front door. >> reporter: police released this sketch. investigators say the victims were not hurt. they also told concerned residents they're working with other police agencies, comparing home invasion cases to try and locate the suspects. >> we will use this to enhance nei

jean elle joins us in san francisco this evening with the story. jean? >> reporter: raj, local and state lawmakers say people are drinking so much soda it's causing real health problems. some are calling it a public health crisis and want every bottle to come with a warning label. >> i know it's bad. but it gives me energy. >> reporter: david bowers knows soda isn't good for him. some lawmakers wants to make sure everyone knows soft drinks are loaded with sugar. legislation was introduced that would require safety warning labels on sugary drinks that reads -- >> the projections are that if we don't reduce consuch shup of sugary beverages, one in three americans will have diabetes. >> reporter: scott weiner supports the warning. he's working to slow the flow of soda consumption in san francisco with a tax. he says it's a public health issue lawmakers can't ignore. >> beverage manufacturers that put out these cheap products making people sick, as we get stuck with the bill when the hospitals get flooded with people with diabetes. >> reporter: the beverage

michael david elle leaette has been on the run since sunday.broke out of a michigan jail, abducted a woman and stole her car but she got free when they stopped for gas in indiana. he sped off and stole another car. that's when a sheriff spotted it and caught him and the woman was not hurt. >>> a youtube video has led to an arrest. a former convince principal in california has been charged with sexually abuse two students. a video by the alleged victim accuses her of the crime. it has been posted since january and been seen nearly 1 million times the alleged victim claims she was adduced from 1997 and 2001 beginning when he was only 12 years old. >> reporter: this is andrea cardosa's booking photo just released after she was arrested and charged with 16 felony counts with illegal sexual contact with two underage girls while a teacher and coach at chimawa and thomas school. attorney david ring represents one of the accusers, jamie, who brought the allegation to life through this youtube video. you ruined my life, you ruin might childhood, do you

think if you dropped it in the economy is slowing down and average hourly earnings growth is out as ellrt of two and half years. and earlier this week it is hard to imagine that 10% is a normal correction and we have a longer way to go. and i'd like to get it out of the way so we can move out of 2014. neil: thank you both very much. and carl ichan, can catch him in a conversation on the phone rarely doing face-to-face interviews. he's doing one with us. so he is >>welcome to another edition of the best of the eye mass morning program as we look at the beautiful kalt ranch for kids for cancer in new mexico. here at our fox business network studios in new york. over the next hour, some of the interviews and musical performances as well. we'll have the very funny colin quinn here in a few minutes. he was talking about his broadway show,

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ell, you're the chief life officer.ofessional to help you take charge. ♪ >> today for the first time, most of the richest counties in america surround washington the week. john: that is because money goes to where people can grant special privileges. and the rich get even richer. in washington even underpaid workers resemble palaces. this is a teachers union headquarters. we are told that is worth $100 million in. >> and they said no, we couldn't tape inside of there. but i wouldn't care about their brand building integrated wealth. but the privilege does create much value in and they just feed off the people that do. and if government grows the problem gets worse. what might be done about that. >> a way to carry incredible ineffectiveness or both parties in washington. removing the capital to nebraska and leave the lobbyists and the influence back east to. >> that is an idea from the someone was running from the senate. by with less privilege be handed out if congress were in nebraska? >> we need to leave this permanen

. >> we have to make it elling, first of allngfirs and we do not expect every young person to jump onand ride r to td opera house, but the fact of the matter is that if people give opera ance and we do oance and properly, presenting these brave microphones in front of anion or audience of 3800 people, p hundreds of thousands of more, millions with radio, it is an incredibly exciting artform when it comes together. it has everything. music, theater, scenery. we are bringing the most dynamic people in the worlople the stage. the problem with that, the challenge, is that it is long. operas typically are three hours long. they are iligey areuages. n succeed the way suat a great foreign films succeeig, we have to have an audience tha ais willing to invest a bit intellectually. but there are great rewards. >> he has competition about 30 blocks away, madison squway, mon garden undergoing a transformation. gave us an exclusivesive . this cost $1 billion. >> the rolling stones, elton john, sinatra, fraser, rangers, g xt, they all have one thing in common -- the world's most famous arena. madis

ell, yes, bush was response aab able. was he anymore responsible than clinton who signed the act repealed the act of 1934 that kept investment and commercial banking separate. he signed that. signed the commodity 2,000 that on act in took all the wraps off how ative rating. that's credit swapz. so they're both responsible for this. to ask you about abels because you say you're not a republican or democrat. go back to the interview of bob gates. in the book he says he's a and interview here he he's not what do the labels anymore. >> he call up and we were talking about something else and he said, i a sudden as largely responsible for talking president obama into running for president, i heard people on thet of hill. e said, but there is no candidate for vice president. how long have you been a registered republican? i'm actually not a registered republican. he said where do you stand on abortion. i said i don't have a stand on abortion. never come into the national security arena. it seems people say they're republicans an

ell, we got through the lots and the principals of present and house is expectant and we can move on to questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with minister, colleagues and others and in addition i will have further such meetings later today. >> caroline lucas. >> thank you. our hearts go out to everyone's whose lives are being devastated by the current floods. i'm sure we welcome the prime minister's promise yesterday you will do everything he can both with the relief efforts and building more resilient country for the future. it will be both complacent and ignorant to flout the warnings of his office and adviser who warn climate change will lead to even more such events in the future. and can we confirm for the house d everyone in my write constituency doing everything he can will reverse cuts to the budget and proper funding for flood prevention. increasingly -- > prime minister -- maybe he shouldn't reassure -- >> let me reassure the honorable lady i listen very carefully to my experts in the mets office

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and creative directoroff elle magazine joe z. sally, you were the guest i wanted for this segment. you've been covering state dinners to are years. people say what is the point? we go through the pen knew and all the fanciness of it. it is important, right? >> well, the point of this state dinner is syria, syria, syria. and when people talk about these dinners being frivolous or they cost too much, $600,000 if that's what the this dinner costs is nothing when you talk about it in terms of pr and in terms of our being able to reach out to an ally like france who is incredibly important to us as we have seen. france has stood by us in syria and other places around the middle east. you can't buy that kind of publicity. and you can't buy that kind you have good will. and by doing this, we're not -- we're not just honoring it hollande. we're also honoring the french people. we're saying, actually, we're sorry that we kind of hung you out to dry when you said you were going to back us when we agreed to use force if the syrians didn't back down. and get rid of their chemical weapons. and

okay, it's not that blatant, but it is close to the elling point in the land of lincoln is the healthoverage will make you more sexy and it makes you more desirable. time to bring in the mystery love connection. >> that was so smooth. so what you make of it? >> i have five reasons why they love valentine valentine's day. a marriage between men and women say you need to be single and the same goes for obamacare. that is number one. and valentine's day leads to candy and chocolate in this goes against michelle obama's campaign. and republicans on that one. valentine's day is the biggest day for teddy bear sales, which of course teddy roosevelt was a republican and it's actually a christian holiday which would only be celebrated by those who cling to their bibles and guns and banned in most middle east countries and the police will arrest you, the religious police in the middle east countries are doing it. and the number one reason why the republicans own valentine's day as it's the only day of the year when every state, 57 of them go read. [laughter] neil: you know, that's not too shabb

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a fire destroyed the building and only the ell va or the shaft is still standing. nobody was hurt.he building was not quite finished when it caught fire, because it was designed to be a senior facility, and the fire investigators say it will be a few days before they know what sparked that fire. >> and when a deck collapsed in southern indiana days before christmas, a family was gather ing for a photo at the party clubhouse and the deck gave way and ip juring several people, and now the family is going to the sue the deck maker who denies liability, because of the age of the deck, and the company has not responded to calls for comments. >>> well, shot three times and stabbed. yesterday, we brought you this story of a bus driver in ohio who is alive of what some may call divine intervention, a nd his life is saved by a pocket-sized devotional. and mark allen has more on the new video now being released. >> dispatch? >> yes. somebody is trying to call me from the sheriff's, and i'm a bus driver on the rpi and i have been stabbed and shot. >> reporter: ricky was shot and stabbed by th

over the st two decades, ell, we have seen a horror show of rising inflation for parents and studentsg to the federal reserve. ile wages have risen at 1/10 that rate. it's now te to reign in this destructive spiral ofhigher education costs, ever greater government lending and larger debts on the backs of our middle class and their children. it means we have to acknowledge its time to end the government support of higher educational costs which create ever greater burdens r the next generation of college graduates. we have to focus on those issues now. we, here are a few of tonight's top comments from views. john tweeted about secretary kerry's statements. he might want to focus on i rab and syria, the middle east is about to gloin the dark. climate? really? stephen in oregon wrote mebout the president's continuous changes to obamacare. i have nn doubt when the e of march arrives, there are an insufficient number of obamacare enroll lees, he will move the enrollment date, possibly self-enacting an open ended date. i like that, self-enacting. he also teted about obamacare. is the admini

. >> "elle's" advice columnist e. matthew hussey. >> we love it. you are the odd couple. we adore you. >> ready for the questions? >> yes. >> let's begin. lisa says this. been married almost 24 years to a good man, i've been telling him what i like and don't like from food to sex and he still doesn't get it. >> for 24 years. >> now what? >> 24 years. >> long years, i bet. >> firstly, at this stage, it is either that he doesn't care or he doesn't get it. if he doesn't get it, it is down to her communication. if he doesn't care, it is a deficiency with him in the relationship. if he doesn't get it, a quick tip for her, make it his idea. it if she says, look, i've been telling you about all these things i want and you're not doing them still, help me, how do we solve this. let him come up with a solution and see what he says. by the way, she should also shine a light on herself in that moment and say, by the way, while we're at it, is there something i can do to please you. now you're creating this turning point of a mom

taking spiriva d seek iediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue ellsves, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. does brereathingng with cod weigh you down? don't wait to ask your doctor about spiriva. neil: le me be brief or at i think this cheerleader has a case. she has proof that she was pai way less than the minimum wage. the team is scrambling at issue with all thehours she works traveling and doing apparances that ount as promotional vehicleshat help her career or does it just help th team? my next guest says she has a great case. so you are not buying . why not? >> i am not because this is her choice. it is almost a volunteer type position. all of these cheerleaders have other jojobs on top of it. this is something that they do almost on a volunteer basis and it is a volunteer thing. and i hada friend that explains me that this was soething that helped in their career and something to make some sort of a local celebri

ell your doctor about all the medicines you take, and if yoe pregnant, or plan to be.can reduce the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe ra, even without methotrexate. ask if xeljanz is right for you. ♪ john: welcome back to a special edition of the show from the students for liberty conference in washington, d.c.. now, i assume when you students graduate, you'd like to earn money, get a job, but will you? maybe your college is just money.g your time and your kmele foster says you need to take responsibility. foster is cohost of the new fox business program "the indents," and you started in college. >> i started a small telecommunications consulting firm, spent ten years doing that. i did not, at the time, drop out of school. i went about one or two classes at a time, but i didn't borrow a bunch of money to finance my education. i went on from there to start two other small companies, one in new media firm that does film production and another, a retail and manufacturing company that makes camera accessories. john: just wanted to do it? >> i just wanted to do

in an interview in "elle" magazine, he opens up about his fears. had sex sober was one of the most terrifying moments of his life. but says he has been clean now for eight years and it seems to be working out. >> tv legend betty white said she has a very special date for valentine's day. >> you got to love her. she tells "people" magazine she plans to stay home for valentine's day, staying home with her golden retriever name ponti pontiac. >> i think that sounds like a great day. a full day off at home may not sound that unusual. it is a rare treat for the just turned 92-year-old. she works full-time on her family tv show "hot in cleveland." she was a guest host for wwe's monday night raw. i can't believe that. >> that is hilarious. >> awesome. >> one thing she plans to do is every crossword puzzle she can get her hands on. she is unbelievable. 92 years old. they say crossword puzzles keep your mind sharp. >> social media is buzzing about the outfits worn by nbc figure skating analyst, johnny weir. they are bright, colorful and very johnny. he has

we really sort of rescind elled our bond that existed before the election in 92 in a way that this wasn'toved it. we had a great time together. i think we did a lot of good. >> the unusual partnership started again the next year when hurricane katrina hit the gulf coast. >> it was nice not only to see republican and democrat working together but they relaxed and knew you could agree and disagree. they refer to me as the black sheep son i am the one straight from the fold. that's really the way america should work before people get out of politics. >> i like him we had to struggle to find common ground in this country. on his heart it was ben win. he cared wi -- genuine. he believes that people who have had the opportunities we have had in life should serve as long as they live and are able. i want people to know that about him. 's good man. >> president clinton believes george bush will be remembered and admired simply for the way he lived his life. >> if every american could see him driving that speed boat, he became the same man who was the youngest vieter pilot shot out of the air in w

. >> jimmy: i don't know if that's the same hat elle wore for the grammys, but either way it was a fashion faux pas. since so many important people of government are gathered together in one place, there's always a designated survivor. this is someone they put in a secure location. so if something terrible happens to everyone at the capitol building, he or she would become the new president of the united states. so days before the state of the union, the president's chief of staff quietly chooses a cabinet member to serve as the designated survivor and they're taken to a secure location to wait it out. if i was chief of staff, i would make vin diesel the designated survivor. if the terrorists kill everybody and vin diesel for president, you can damn be sure that death is going to be avenged. and it would be funny to have a president vin diesel, too. after obama's speech, the republicans gave not one but four rebuttals. the official rebuttal from the republican party, the tea party rebuttal, the -- there was a solo rebuttal from kentucky senator rand paul. and a rebuttal in spanish. basical

get help right away if you have elling of the face or thro, trouble breathing.l history. and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. adam: whether it's on wall street or main street, here's who's making money today in the deal of the day. drug maker activist is planning to buy forest laboratories for $25 billion to focus on brand name medications. forest labs means carl aye can's making about $630 million today. shares of coca-cola are fizzing out after reporting a decline in profit. sales slipped in developed markets as consumers turn to healthier options. warren buffett's berkshire berkshire hathaway is losing about $600 million today. gold is up for the ninth straight session, and there is a new top gold consumer in the world. china. china has taken other the top spot from india. rbc wealth management senior vice president george gerald knows precious metals more than just about anybody. one of the reasons this has happened is india raised its tax on gold. >> correct. adam: but there are a lot of people saying that the big consumption of gold wi

and in morgan hill sandbag pick up at the elle thorough fire station.se sites are open 24 hours, seven days a week. reporting live from palo alto janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> stay dry. >>> some people in the bay area hope this storm will add to their own personal supply of water. denise robertson showed us her rain barrels that are helping to keep her plants alive. even a light rain can fill up two barrels in less than an hour. water officials say they will send someone to your house to offer tips on how to save water and which plants are drought resistant. now we'll keep our live storm watch coverage going for you in the next couple of minutes. san mateo is out watching this morning's rain in petaluma. you can see the light on it. we'll also tell you about the items the highway county patrol is asking everyone to check this morning. that is coming up at 6:45. >>> also new this morning a family in san bruno had a rude awakening when a huge tree branch came crashing down on their house early this morning. ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge

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and who seemed to have a heart big enough to adopt three young ukrainian orphans -- elle, giselle and sabrina. so from the outside looking in, it sounds like the perfect family. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you're thinking it seems too good to be true, you're right. take a closer look at the picture-perfect patriarch, and a different image begins to emerge. >> not the typical father. >> he was just very -- >> very haughty. >> stern, haughty. arrogant. >> he thought anyone that was not at his educational stature, was very beneath him. he treated them very poorly. >> reporter: when the family moved to the utah community of pleasant grove, next-door neighbors doug and kristi daniels couldn't help but notice the contrast between martin and michele. >> she was very quiet, was always very pretty and very well-kept. >> all the girls were just dressed perfect, like a tea party. >> reporter: but the daniels say martin was a braggart and a boor. >> if martin was ever around, it was him that always dominated every conversation. you could tell that he had a huge ego. >> he just made sure to say that

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