george davis then turns his gun on michael carroll. >> george davis was in front of me, he raised the gun up and looked at me with almost like black, piercing eyes, seemed to look right through me. i started to turn around and was kind of hunched over and he shot me. the bullet had gone into right above my belly button. >> luckily, somebody pulls carroll back inside the bar before davis can shoot him again. but carroll's girlfriend at the time is still outside, and davis shoots her in the hip. soon after, he goes back to his car and drives off. davis drives through the montana night. the next morning, deputy bernie alstad pulls him over for speeding but before the deputy can get out of the car, davis attacks, shooting up his vehicle. alstad is wounded and davis is also hit but he gets away. that's when deputy conway gets the call that an officer is down, and he's nearly run off the road. montana trooper jason hildenstab joins conway in the chase. he's working an extra shift and just clocked in, so he's low on gas. >> that was going to be my first order of business, to go get my car fi

george davis. so, that will be the first phase of the alice griffin reid bill and we're working with the developer and the developer's architect of the plan, the actual alice griffith site itself. and then for sunnydale and potrero, they both have applicationses for the cni planning grant right now which hopefully if they're awarded that planning grant from hud will be a precursor for additional implementation grant like alice griffith received. so, there's four projects that are progressing down the pike at this point. >> and have all the people been relocated from, say, hunters view and alice griffith yet? >> no. >> okay. >> hunters view was not fully occupied. there are portions of the site that were cleared and the remaining residents were moved to the balance of the site. so, we didn't have to relocate anybody off-site. people were relocated off-site, its was voluntary. we have not done any relocation at alice yet. and, again, we will not have to do as much relocation at alice if there are add

davis joining us on her birthday. >> happy birthday. >>> some sad breaking news. form former senator george mcgovern has died. he ran for president in 1972. we'll take a look in his long career in politics this morning. >>> 16 days until the election. one day until the third and final presidential debate. this morning, so many questions. how will this big headline about iran play in the debate? and can this face-off shift the dynamic once again? an extremely tight race. >>> we'll begin, though, the former president candidate and senator george mcgovern died this morning at 90. >> george stephanopoulos looks back at his life dedicated to public service. >> i will haunt the senseless bombing of indo china on inaugural day. >> he was the first senator to oppose the vietnam war. that cause would repel to the democratic nomination for president in 1972. >> rather than deception and manipulation. we're going to give richard nixon the retirement he so deserves. >> voters didn't see it that way. mcgovern lost one of the biggest landslides in the nation. carrying over massachusetts. he grew up in south da coy that. a

also reminder, join george and diane sawyer for full coverage of the final presidential debate tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern. >>> the morning's other top stories. abc's linsey davis is here. >> good morning, everyone. >>> topping the news this morning -- the fbi is hunting for a person who called in a bomb threat for a plane scheduled to leave l.a. xachlt. it was taken to an isolated part of the airport and searched. nothing was found. >>> that deadly meningitis outbreak has climbed once again, two more died, bringing the total number of deaths to 23. 284 illnesses in 16 states. >>> tensions and security are high in lebanon today for the funeral of the nation's assassinated intelligence chief. friday's car bombing that also killed seven other people is being linked to the violence in syria. >>> and to the uk now, hundreds of people protesting government's spending cuts. the people broke away from a peaceful group. several people were arrested. >>> and finally, one college football fan is lucky to still be in one piece today. take a look at this guy. he runs out on to the football field in the florida state/miami football game. right in the middle of the play. the

keegan bradley is abducted, team usa captain davis love iii inserts cup spectators michael jordan, president george. bush and the reverend jesse jackson into the lineup, or make lee westwood a u.s. citizen. so funny, because he wasn't playing well. marty mcfly shows team europe captain how to go back in time, last friday morning will do. number five, team europe wins eight of the remaining 12 matches to retain the cup. team usa has a two-day lead that cup casts pray for. it's as difficult as trying to climb mount everest wearing flip-flops and cargo shorts. he still wasn't finished. if mrs. potter had had quinn uplets and they all played golf. he beat himself up, originally tipping europe. yes, i picked europe to win, i also picked samsung over apple, the wicked witch over dorothy and savannah state over florida. i miscalculated.

over to linsey davis who's in for ron claiborne manning the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. >>> in the news this morning -- breaking news. former senator and presidential candidate george died. mcgovern lost the 1972 election to richard nixon in a landslide. george mcgovern was 90 years old. >>> "the new york times" is reporting iran is making moves toward holding one-on-one talks with the white house over its nuclear program. the white house denies that a meeting has been set. that report will almost certainly come up at tomorrow night's third and final debate between president obama and mitt romney. both are taking the day off from campaigning to cram for the debate, which will focus on foreign policy. >>> and finally, eight-time grammy winner adele is a mom. the singer reportedly gave birth to a baby boy last week. as you would expect, she is said to be ecstatic with the new arrival. >>> and time now for the weather and ginger zee. >> good morning, everybody. we have to start with the ryeen night. this is taken in georgia. you can really see it. some clear skies up and down the east coast, hopefully you got to enjoy some of the places and that happens when the earth

george allen just isn't watching out for us. anncr: the democratic senatorial campaign committee is... responsible for the content of this advertising. >> some injury news for you -- fred davis tore his left achilles' and is out for the season. the redskins' defense has given up 200 points through seven games, the third worst in the league behind tennessee and buffalo. scary moment for davis, as i mentioned. he seems to lose balance in the end zone, falls to the ground. holding his left leg, which help of the field but could not put weight on it. redskins said it was his achilles, and it was confirmed after the game. later in the second, rg3 -- where is the d on this? the game was tied at 13 1/2. early in the fourth, brad shaw plunges in from a yard out to put new york up by seven, but late in the fourth, the redskins down 20 to 16. facing a fourth and 10. look at rg3 go. no one can stop him. i smell rookie of the league of fleet -- fourth week in a row. the giants bleach -- blitzed. does not get any prettier. then this happens, though. the giants get the ball. manning -- there you go. more fourth quarter magic. after the game, players say he is like joe montana now. victor

davis has his story. >> reporter: good morning, george.us getting to the hospital yesterday. i can only imagine what that trip would be like when you're moments away from having a baby. that was the case for the schleppy family of new jersey. it was the unexpectant arrival that was more hard-hitting. at 5 pounds, 2 ounces and not even a day old, liam schleppy has endured one of the worst storms of a lifetime. >> it was surreal. >> reporter: monday night, the schleppies were ready for sandy. while christine was pregnant, she was five weeks away from her december due date. she has given birth before. and her husband, david, has two children of their own. but neither were prepared for the newest addition to the family. not when it happened. >> looking out the window and worrying about the trees. >> reporter: at 5:00 they lost power. right around the same time christine started feeling like the baby might come. >> contractions were coming fast and strong. >> reporter: her discomfort caused her to call 911 for an ambulance, just as sandy was ma

now remember, when mitt romney was in france, ann davies had grown very close to romney's family. his father george had actually converted her to mormonism. so, in some ways the family knew ann better than mitt did. >> narrator: they'd met when she was a high school sophomore, 15 years old. he was an 18-year-old senior. at mitt's senior prom, they promised to get married. >> and i was so young. and, after three and a half years, i started wondering, you know, how was i going to feel? or how do i really even still feel? i don't know. i hadn't seen him or been with him for such a long time. >> narrator: they sat together on the jump seat in the back of mitt's sister's car. >> and it was just the two of us in the back seat. and it was such an amazing car ride home, because we both said, "we've waited so long. why should we wait any longer? let's just get married now, like now." and it was a bit of a shock to everyone. they didn't-- anyone-- quite think that was a great idea, including my parents. but that's how we felt. it was really kind of amazing. >> narrator: the wedding was held three months late

davis is here with the latest on that. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. a teenager when she let a videographer shoot her flashing him at spring break. but that video was sold to a "girls gone wild" film. now, after fighting the company that bought her video, early next month, she'll finally have her day in court. this is the image that lindsay boyd says ruined her reputation and her life. a single frame of video that turned a teenage girl into a topless cover model. >> a stupid, split-second decision that you make can follow you around the rest of your life. >> reporter: lindsey boyd, now a 26-year-old mother, was just 14 when she was approached by two men with a video camera during a spring break trip to florida. >> i don't really remember what they said. but i flashed them. >> reporter: those few seconds of video were later sold to the makers of this "girls gone wild" video, with her face plastered right on the cover. >> they didn't have big equipment with them or "girls gone wild" t-shirts. >> reporter: boyd says she didn't even find out until high sch

davis is there with all of the new details. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. it happened at this hotel behind me.his morning, we're hearing new reports that there may have been three wedding parties involved. it started early sunday morning, reportedly, as a fight between two brothers, in of all places, the city of brotherly love. this morning, more fallout from the all-out brawl captured in this disastrous wedding video. overnight, the groom's brother was released from jail in philadelphia, after being charged with numerous counts of assault and inciting a riot. abc news has learned it's the same man that was tased by police sunday morning. the massive melee is being blamed for the death of the bride's uncle. this shows her still in her wedding dress, apparently still overcome with grief. police discovered her uncle unconscious outside of the sheraton society hill. he later died after suffering a heart attack. on monday, the bride's sister posted this on twitter. death leaves a heartache no one can heal. love leaves a memory no one can steal. >> i'm sad. i knew the whole family. i knew nicole. i

williams davis is leaving the washington convention center with a $20,000 gift toward the purchase of a new home. you have found a home? >> i have in prince george'sy. i'm very excited. >> reporter: kevin sullivan also scored a $20,000 loan that's really a grant joining hundreds of others at this homebuyers workshop. >> i had to improve my credit score, reduce my debt ratio and make sure that i information a position that a bank would deal with me to begin with. so it's not like you just walk in and they give you a check. >> i could have purchased a home otherwise, but i would have been paying about $100 every month more on my monthly payment and owned a lot less of my home being as i have much more to put towards my equity. so this is a great opportunity. >> reporter: you need to be preapproved for a mortgage. that can be done here. there are income caps and a few other strings attached. >> the only requirement is that once an individual gets a grant they have to have found a home and enter a contract within 60 days and they have to stay in the home for five years. so they have to live in the home. >> reporter: the grants are being administered b

george w. bush. >> president bush and i were fraternity brothers together in college. despite our political differences we were very close friends. >> reporter: davishis role as an educator, teaching members of congress about his clients' issues. >> the most important function a lobbyist provides is to provide facts and information. >> reporter: but first they have to get their foot in the door. >> hi, congressman, how are you? reporter: the business of lobbying is shrouded in secrecy. >> great to meet you. reporter: we were given rare access to the inner workings. including this networking event for lobbyists and their guests. >> i really specialize in technology and helping those small technology companies through the process. >> you find that champion for your cause and you ride that for all its worth. >> reporter: our cameras were allowed along on actual lobby visits, being conducted most any time congress is in session. davis is such a familiar face in the halls of the capitol, republican congresswoman mary bono mack greets him with a kiss. >> lobbyists trade on -- if you want to use the bad word -- trade on friendships. >> excuse me. this is

williams davis is leaving the washington convention center with a $20,000 gift toward the purchase of a new home. >> and you found a home? >> i found a home. i'm excited in prince georges county. >> reporter: kevin sullivan also scored a $20,000 loan, which is really a grant, joining hundreds of others at the home buyer's webshop. >> i had to reduce my credit score and in a position that the bank would deal with me to begin with. it's not like you walk in and they give you a check. >> and i would have owned less of my home and now, i will have more toward mic witty and this is a great opportunity. >> reporter: to get the loan, you need to be preapproved for the mortgage and that can be done here. there are caps on incomes and other strings attached. >> the only requirement is that once an individual gets a grant, they have to have found a home and entered a contract within 60 days and have to stay in the home for five years and they have to live in the home. >> reporter: grants are administered by a d.c.-based non-profit, assisting low and moderate income families for more than 30 year. >> home ownership is how they moved into the middle class in our country and this i

. >> lanny davis is here former special counsel to president clinton is with us. last night made the moment with al gore and georgelook like they were in the sandbox. sabrina these guys came to play last night, but the question is whether or not it was effective for folks in the middle trying to make up their mind. what do you think? >> it was definitely a battle over enthusiasm, or i should say energy but it should have been a battle over enthusiasm because that's what it's really coming down to in the final weeks is not whether these undecideds in the middle liked that hostility o but whether it's going to change their vote preference for one of the candidates. bill: what do you think? did it based on what you saw? >> i think so. i think romney -- this is such an interesting and shockingly large change from 2008 when obama was ahead in terms of very enthusiastic voters by 35 points. now romney is leading with very enthusiastic voters. he's could be just le obviously doing something right. he's connect w-g voters. i think he's seeing a clear path to the white house in a moment. bill: this is screaming for a body

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