. >>> and hunky handyman. who coined the phrase -- >> move that bus. >> and captured the hearts of millions. ty pennington, what he's really like off-camera and why he's still single. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. we begin tonight with the modern family and one of the most unusual and provocative new family arrangements that's out there. polyamory, it's called. in which multiple lovers live together openly, under one roof. two women and a man, perhaps. or in the example we're gain to look at tonight, two men and one woman. they're raising a child all together. here's abc's abbie boudreau for our series, "modern sex in america." >> reporter: this is the story of jaya. her lover, jon. her son, eamon. and her other lover, ian, eamon's dad. they're one, big, happy, polyamorous family. a woman, her two heterosexual boyfriends. and a child, living together in a comfortable suburban home, just outside los angeles. >> starting to reflect on that building. >> reporter: what do you say to people who believe your re

the president showing up today and putting presidential duties aside for a little while to be handymant. >> reporter: that's right. the president helped to paint in some of martin luther king's most memorable quotes. the first lady helped to paint in that famous quote, i have a dream. both quotes surround that reading nook where they helped to build a bookshelf. president obama, the comedian, was in attendance today. he joked that he usually gets shushed when in libraries. a little bit of presidential humor on this day which is quite serious. they will be tapping off it have dale by attending an m.l.k. event this evening. >> when we talked about last week being campaign mode for the president, unofficially, it was what we expect for this coming week. >> reporter: the white house said the president will not officially start campaigning until there's a republican nominee. he attended five campaign events last week. he had several venevents in new york. he will be campaigning this week. right now he's walking a fine line. he can't look like he's abandoned legislating during an election ye

the man the republicans are trying to replace is replacing his right handyman. president obama's chief of staff is calling it quits after one year. ed henry reports this comes in the wake of a new book about problems in the west wing. >> officials say president obama was caught by surprise when bill daley confided he wanted out as chief of staff a year early. >> this was not easy news to hear and i didn't accept bill's decision right away. >> after rethinking it, daley, who had been sidelinedded after giving up some duties came back and told the president he was sure so the white house is getting the second shakeup in 12 months with jack lew taking reins at chief of staff. >> during his first tour under president clinton jack was the only budget director in history to preside for three consecutive years. >> a year ago this week the president timeouted daley's credentials as a sign he was moving to the middle, to right the ship after what mr. obama called the shellacking. >> few americans can boast the breadth of experience bill brings to this job. he served as a

. >> judge jeanine: and the car with a handyman and therefore he had permission. >> you've got to dealith-- it's not the defendant who stole the car, it's the passengers. did they have evidence to believe he did have the card. if there's a screwdriver out of the ignition, they should. but he says-- >> he was drunk and assumed the risk when they got in the car. >> that's right. it-- and you're out of there. >> all right. and i feel bad for the 89-year-old man, 91 thunderbird like almost a classic at this point. >> and doesn't he almost-- and he has a lawsuit and bang, they're gone. >> he's alive and well to live over a hundred years old. >> judge jeanine: now to the number one most ridiculous lawsuit of 2011 as voted on by our legal viewers, fugitive breaks into a couple's home and he takes them hostage. and they're at knife point so they agree to hide him. it doesn't work out the way he hopes. he falls asleep. they run out, call the police and the guy who held them at knife point views them for breach of contract. >> this is ridiculous! and if i knew how the voters would vote. i said t

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about the person that we're talking about committing some of these crimes isn't necessarily the handyman who may not consider going down to the local convenience store or bank and committing a robbery using a gun. but then how easy is it when it's just a little too tempting. "i'm here doing this work, i'm struggling to get by... all i need to do is i'm going to sell it to the bad guys, i'm not going to do anything bad. i'm just going to turn it into a little money 'cause there's people who will buy that information," and then look at the consequences. >> well, i'm gonna tell ya, you know, one of the things that todd had agreed to do already, you know you're going to be getting lifelock for a full year... [applause] everyone in the audience is getting lifelock for a full year! give a big round of applause to todd davis for being on the show today! [cheering and applause...] and i want to say thanks to all of our guests for coming by and being with us today. look, as we've seen, identity theft is a serious problem. right this minute, on average, every three to four seconds someone is a new

. >> a helpful handyman, oh, and by the way, i found another casing.ation they didn't do it. >> i didn't think so. >> but that's what any good defense attorney would point out. >> sure. >> the casing was underneath something. i don't know how we all missed it, but we missed it. >> we were all a little ticked. >> he harbored anger at his parents for sending him to boot camp at samoa. this former resident was there when christopher got the news that he would have to stay well beyond his 18th birthday. >> i know he was upset. i know he was mad at his family for that. >> but when detectives track down another paradise cove resident, he said christopher was a lot more upset than that. >> christopher made comments that his parents were going to pay for taking years out of his life. >> and when they took a closer look at christopher's more recent history, they could easily see his improved behavior wasn't lasting. even his girlfriend couldn't keep christopher from slipping up. he returned to college after returning to samoa, but soon dropped out, and he did f