james had a food stamp card but the higgins controlled it. this email hopes that business manager says james is a kleptomaniac. >> and so we took his card and james anytime you want it we will have you go to the store. >> james wanted to leave but when he asked hope they said james couldn't. >> mike higgins claimed to be his guardian. >> he told thousand. >> told you this. >> and so did ryan higgins. >> nobody will listen to you over the higgins. >> but robbaitch listened and he learned he could leave at any time and took james to his home. >> i got hollered at and threatened. >> hope fired robbavetch the same day. >> he is no longer a child. an adult and working and not being paid. and nobody told him that, hey, you don't have to stay here. >> again, i don't think the conversation came up that you could leave. i wanted james to have the security and stability of this home. >> after james left hope higgins asked to be james' guardian. >> do you want to go back to hope children? >> no, i do not. they were very mean to me. >> james told a judge

here is mike klis. >> reporter: higgins and spruce will be among the receivers here. they each have personal stories to tell. for higgins his nickname. >> kid caught a pass and i just came down and drilled him. and it was just like every since that game coach was like keep doing things like that i will call you hollywood. the name just stuck around. i am hollywood higgins now. >> for spruce, it is his father, a former world class body builder who is now an expert in the nutrition and >> growing up around a dad like that, always preaching nutrition, that helped me to stay healthy and be the best player i could be. >> reporter: higgins and spruce, higgins is expected to go in the second or third round spruce five through seven. mike klis, 9news. >> thank you. martin truex, jr. at the daytona 500 last weekend with a 7th place finish. today jimmie johnson won that race. we finish with golf. turns out that dress codes can take a break on the course. he lost his pants and playing in the boxers after hitting a shot in the water. look what he did. all right. went back in the

higgins. so if you wish, we can have our legal staff rush the contracts, and we can submit it for your approval by tomorrow. splendid. the sooner the better. uh, what time can you drop by tomorrow? that's 17230, valley spring. goodbye. bye. well... so far so good, huh? yup. i really want to show you something. karen o.: 1, 2, ready, go l-o-v-e all is love is love ow! ooh ooh... [howling] announcer: for great play ideas, visit www.smallstep.gov. hi, ed. ed, are you in there? oh, no. wo-wo-wonderful day, isn't it? sun is shining, birds are on the wing. dew is on the grass... and the dirt is on the horse! how could you get so filthy? i heard mud baths were good for reducing. oh you did, huh? wilbur, i gotta lose 18 more pounds before sunday. ed, do you remember what i told you yesterday? i forgot. wash me down while you're reminding me. you could clean yourself up. clean myself? how? i don't know. go to a car wash for all i care. [chuckling] a car wash. oh, wilbur, you're beautiful. w-why aren't

higgins' prison job is as an inmate adviser, a sort of layman defense lawyer. >> therefore inmate hall has been charged with dsa, drug screen alter. >> i did this for a reason. it was because i'm coming up for parole here in less than three months. and i guess i needed a way to delay that. to delay getting out. i'm not ready to get out. >> lieutenant vance, the d-board chairman has a tendency to have an attitude of don't know, don't care when it comes to your personal problems. all he wants to address is what's in the write-up. >> ziggy faces several potential penalties for attempting to alter his drug screen, including time in the hole. a loss of his prison job and even a judgment that can make his whole plan backfire, a transfer to another prison. >> that's one punishment i really don't look forward to, being transferred somewhere else. >> ziggy's reluctance to leave prison became all the more puzzling when we learned some of what he endured during his 30 plus years of incarceration. >> i was not born gay. every relationship i've had has been a forced type -- well, this is what i hav

rob higgins is hard at work. surrounded by his big-game memories. covered sot rob higgins "this is what so it's certainly amazing to get an opportunity to do this and work on these major events for our hometown is truly incredible and we're blessed." his work, along with everyone else at the tampa bay sports commission, is a big reason why tampa gets games like this: nats super bowl national anthem the super bowl is america's biggest event. and it's taken center stage four times in tampa bay. sot higgins "it's so much more than a it's certainly an event that's got tremendous economic impact but it's also got awesome social impact. no matter where it's played. sot michael munz "planning a super bowl is one of the hardest things i think logistically i've ever been involved with and i've been national campaigns and they don't compare. with two republican national conventions. they don't compare." nat sot "and i have those people who come back to me who say, 'this was the most phenomenal time that i've ever had with my son. his eyes were just like, and

higgins... (click) mrs. higgins, huh? she's one of joey's customers, too. she was calling to complain, too, huh? no, no, she asked me to keep him on. oh, she's a sweet little old lady, always helping boy scouts across the street. (phone buzzing) daily star, circulation department, hunt speaking. oh, yes, mr. bridges. say, what happened to that joey kid who used to throw my paper in the tree all the time? oh, well, you don't have to worry about him anymore, mr. bridges. we let him go. you let him go? why... why climbing that tree was the only exercise i got! well, but, but, mr. bridges... don't you care about us veterans? well, of course, i care about veterans! it's just that joey was... (click, dial tone) that's a veterans' organization calling to get joey back, huh? who said anything about an organization? it was just one veteran. george washington was just one veteran. mr. post, don't you think it rather odd that ever since you walked in here, this phone has kept ringing with requests to rehire joey? -are you implying that i would... -(phone buzzing) dail

((kevin higgins, cbre)) "one it is a job creator, day one." 4:39 ((kevin higgins, cbre)) "so, we are putting people to work." ((tony smith, 8 news now)) the new facility location sits on about 120-arces near lamb blvd and i-15 in north las vegas. the first phase includes construction of two buildings... that will allow companies to distribute all over the southwest. ((kevin higgins, cbre)) "when it is filled that would create permanent jobs. and depending on the user and the type of tenant that we get will vary but several hundred people within these spaces." clarke with the las vegas metro chamber of commerce believes the groundbreaking of the new center also could pave a road to future economic growth. ((cara clarke, las vegas metro chamber of commerce))"it is a relative new sector for us in- terms of manufactoring and distribution. and it is also going to be positioned in an area the is relative underdeveloped. so, those things together create great possiblities in the futures. 15:52 will it more of attract more of these businesses there?" ((tony smith)) so, not only will jobs be

tim higgins a bloomberg news. good morning. caller: my question is for trump and really all the candidates, what is the relevance of having returns?ide their tax i don't think it matters how much money a candidate makes whether they are republican or democrat. to me it almost looks with a and thosee media opposed to the candidate so they can demonize them based on how much money they make. i don't see a reason for any candidate to have to provide their tax returns to the american public if they are running for president. host: we will get a response. guest: one of the crucial things we look at. we want to know not necessarily how much money they have where and how they made their money and what they do with the money. the tax rate they pay. you look at the issues they try to avoid or pay fully and it says something about their onetegy and how they view of the basic elements of being a citizen in the country, paying taxes. host: duncan is next. independent line, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a commen

higgins. and here's some roses for you. - [margaret] well, that's sweet of you. - but, of course, you put them to shame. - it's wonderful having you with us. - thank you, my dear. you couldn't have a more grateful guest. - [margaret] come on. - [jim] hey kids, uncle arthur is here. - dinner will be ready in the other room. - oh, thank you, thank you. (excited chatter) - [arthur] hello, betty. - [kathy] arthur! - [arthur] hello, bud, good to see you. - [kathy] hi, how are you? - [arthur] oh, my, my. my favorite family, how good to see you all again. - we've been looking forward to seeing you, too, uncle arthur. - [arthur] oh have you, really? oh, oh, by the way, kids, i brought you a little something i hope you might enjoy. now where, oh here it is, here it is, here we are. - [kathy] a record album! - oh, you shouldn't have done that, uncle arthur. - [arthur] oh, no, no. oh, and i'll go tell you, it's got a solid beat. (upbeat music plays) kathy, may i have the pleasure? - you may. - go, old ma

higgins is expected to go in the second or third round. spruce somewhere in rounds five through seven. from the nfl scouting combine, mike klis, 9news. >> mike, thank you. back to college. >>> lacrosse now where the du dartmouth game really wasn't much of a game. but you knew it was going to be that way. dartmouth was pinless and the pioners undefeated and they are the defending national champions. they scored seven times in the first quarter ray loan and 7-0 after one which is a skunk in ping-pong. they kept on playing. pioneers improve to 4-0 thanks to a 16-6 runaway victory. >>> stay up late for overtime tonight and we'll go one-on-one with john elway from the nfl combine. plus, look back at what was an outdoor hockey at coors field. >>> we finish with nascar. the local furniture row racer. the number 78 car followed up his runner-up finish at the daytona 500 with a seventh place finish today. top two tens to start the season, that's nice. jimmie johnson won the race. very strange we did an entire sports cast without any hockey highligh

good to see you higgins. good to see everybody here. thank you for being here, thank you for watching at home, and now let's get to some stories so we can make fun of everybody. here we go. [ laughter ] after doing poorly in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina, jeb bush announced on saturday night that he is dropping out of the race. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] of course -- [ laughter ] of course, that means marco rubio and ted cruz are both hoping to pick up jeb's supporters. yeah. and jeb was like, "joke's on you. i didn't have any supporters. ah! [ laughter ] i got you!" [ cheers and applause ] that's right, jeb bush announced that he is dropping out. it was bittersweet, but i have really clarified what jeb stood for. >> republicans can win the white house and we can get back to being in the verge of having the greatest time to be alive. and that's what i honestly believe. and i know you do as well. i look forward to working you to make that dream come true. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well if he's not

here in hurricane, hailey higgins, good4utah. >> good group of guys. >> good for them. nice job on them. clearly a very large family is very happy. >> i think the theme of our broadcast has been learn cpr. >> that really has been a key. and it really is an important one. the american heart association recommends everyone to get trained. they do have lessons available on their website. and please do. >> there's always youtube here. >> when i go into some problems here -- >> i got your back. don't you worry. there's also a defibrillator here, too. >> mouth to mouth, too? a defib rit later here, too. >> mouth to mouth. and those in megared krill oil. unlike fish oil, megared is easily absorbed by your body... ...which makes your heart, well, mega-happy. happier still, megared is proven to increase megared. the difference is easy to absorb. seriously? where do you think you're going? to work, wh ityou. it's to tuesy.da u're not cing. i took mucexin to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. oh, ght then i'll swing by in like 4ou hrs. forget the tacos! one pill lasts 12 hours.

((patrick walker)) s-c-i president larry higgins... welcoming some of the 20- thousand expected hunters to the convention wednesday night. ((larry higgins/sci president: "everything that we will do in the next 4 days supports the missions of safari club, conserving our wildlife and protecting our freedom to hunt.")) ((patrick walker)) s-c-i says conservation is a major part of their mission. their website says 70 percent of the money raised here... goes toward conservation efforts by the group worldwide... something s-c-i member bill racine says he is proud of. ((bill racine/sci lifetime member: "sci does a lot of conservation stuff, they help people over in africa, their hunts help the native people over there.")) ((patrick walker)) the humane society international disagrees... citing a 2012 study by eco resources at large. it concluded only 3 percent of money spent on trophy hunts make ((masha kalinina/humane society international: "the funds that are raised from trophy hunting are not actually making it to the conservation efforts."

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now here, i will be playing the role of wizzy and you will be garbage man. [ laughter ] higgins -- higgins, will you set the scene, please? >> steve: garbage man knocks on e house. wizzy answers. [ knocking ] >> jimmy: who is it? [ light laughter ] >> the garbage man. [ cheers and applause ] are you -- are you wizzy?is my what's up, tuna butt? [ laughter ] >> i heard there are, like, ads in your house. according to the mayor of the united states of america, you se cards, or else you get arrested. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what happens if i get arrested?he smelly jail. it is like a regular jail, only it smells. [ light laughter ] really bad. [ applause ] >> jimmy: pause for dramatic effect.going to clean anything up. >> yes, you are. >> jimmy: no, i'm not. >> you want to fight?s fight. >> steve: wizzy kicks the garbage man in the hand. the garbage man punches wizzy in the butt. [ laughter ] the shoulder. wizzy screams. [ screaming ] >> jimmy: okay, okay, all right. i'll clean up the cards. [ laughter ]ge men are the secret heroes. >> jimmy: there we go. and scene.e ] that's just the first one.

-- higgins, will you set the scene, please? >> steve: garbage man knocks on the door of the house. wizzy answers. [ knocking ] >> jimmy: who is it? [ light laughter ] >> the garbage man. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] are you -- are you wizzy? >> jimmy: yes, this is my house. what's up, tuna butt? [ laughter ] a trillion cards in your house. according to the mayor of the united states of america, you have to clean up those cards, or else you get arrested. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what happens if i get arrested? >> they put you in the smelly jail. it is like a regular jail, only it smells. [ light laughter ] really bad. [ applause ] >> jimmy: pause for dramatic effect. well, i'm not going to clean anything up. >> yes, you are. >> jimmy: no, i'm not. >> you want to fight? >> jimmy: yeah, let's fight. >> steve: wizzy kicks the garbage man in the hand. the garbage man punches wizzy in the butt. [ laughter ] the garbage man bites wizzy in the shoulder. wizzy screams. [ screaming ] >> jimmy: okay, okay, all right. [ laughter ] >>