i said, "you have any fruit in he said, "well, yes." i said, "you ever have any trees in africa?" he said, "lots of trees." i said, "then maybe the seed is growing." "do you have any fish in your lakes?" "yes we have fish in our lakes." "y'all have any kids in africa?" the law of the seed is international, as long as there's a god, seed time and harvest. seed time and harvest. i feel stirred for 300 miracles. 300 miracles. you may want to plant the entire thousand-dollar seed and i would urge you to, on a credit card, for your convenience. and i believe that your seed begins to grow the moment it enters the soil. you may want to sow a portion of it on your credit card. but whatever it is, if it's something that you want to sow over a 90 days period, i still complete my prayer for your life. you need something money can't buy, so i turn my money into a seed so i can create a harvest that no money can buy. holy spirit, i've told your family tonight what you told me to share, about the seven laws you must honor to create uncommon success. i've talked about the law of difference, and

>> he said, yes, i said that was obedient. always the seed of authorization for god to get involved with your life. it is not the $58, it is act of obedience. his sheep know his voice. less than 10 minutes he comes running back from his car. church was over, shouting, it works. he looked at me and said, when i sat down in my car and started the engine, a woman came to my window and looked at me and said are you asking god for a miracle. he said yes. what are you asking for? he said i have to have $745 by my house. when you walked by me the holy spirit spoke to me and said write him a check for what he is needing. she wrote mim a check for $740-something he was needing. what is it? one of my close friends, bob louisville, kentucky called evangel temple. he is the greatest authority on fasting and prayer that i know. got a book 101 reason to fast. it would blow you away. if you get a chance, order it. phenomenal man of god. i was sitting on the front row of the church on a monday morning at his church, where i speak each year. a

i said what do you mean? he said he hit her over the head with a weight. he told her there was blood everywhere. then eric beckler told her how he got rid of his wife. >> he just -- he did her wrists and her ankles together so she was completely bent in half. he took the two trash bags he had and put her body in it and put the weights and tied it down to the a rope and threw her in. >> two years after she vanished, a stunning confession. >> and you go to sleep after a man -- >> no, actually then we have sex. and i felt like i had to do it, because i think that made him feel like i was going to be i don't know, sealing the deal with me or something. >> but the deal was not sealed. not with anyone. the case was still open, and detectives had been keeping an eye honor rick -- on eric and tina all along. >> we knew it was going to go sideways. >> because when they go sideways, people start talking. >> that's right. >> and that's what happened, two weeks after eric's apparent confession. a neighbor called 911 after hearing yelling. when police arrived, eric was

then he said it aga. then he said, malaki is the only book in the bible where god said f you will throw me a seed f you bring tithes and offerings to me and prove me, prove my extence, and this is what he preacher -- he says, if you throw god a seed or an offering and more comes back than what you threw up, that's how you know he exists. never heard that before. and then he says, he was going to receive faith promises. i didn't really quite know what faith promises were. because this is what i was accustomed to in hearing offerings, those that have nothing to give, that's all right. i even heard -- i heard ushers pray this prayer, have you ef heard this, i heard ushers pray this prayer, even lord bless those that give and bless that don't give. well, then why give? give, if i don't, then why? he said, i dare you to prove god. i dare you! see, i'm an irish boy. the only reason we're still in iraq is they didn't send the irish folks. you put irishmen in -- that was an invitation to me. i like -- i'm a fight

he said, everything. i said, god's in control of everything? yeah. i say, you tell me that everything that happens was planned by god? yeah. i said, so we can't prosecute a rapist since god was in control. i say, we can't prosecute a child molester if god was in control. you can't put a man in prison for killing somebody if god was in control. that. i laughed. i said, well, if you think twice you'll be the genius in your family. 331 times in this book it says "if". i said, 117 says learn to do well. deuteronomy, if, if, if, if, if you do this, this will happen. if everything that happens was planned by god, why pursue wisdom? whatever will be will be >> is that a beautiful song? stupid but gorgeous. the moment you say god is in control of everything, then what the penalty for rebellion? why pursue knowledge? why pray? if everything that's going to happen is happening, jesus in matthew 23 looked across jerusalem and said how oft i would have gathered a mother hen her broad but you would not. not willing that any should perish but they're perishing eve

i said, why? he said, we think you are too dark. >> really? >> yes. that's what he said. that's what this dude said to me. the good thing about it is my father didn't want me to run. i said this guy is -- i could not believe it. in south carolina state, had you to submit a photo at a certain period to get into the university. absolutely. i was too dark. i said, daddy will get a kick out of this. i called my father. i said you will not believe this. this dude said to me that i was too dark to run for student body president. he said, you got to run. my father financed the campaign. came down and helped me campaign. i won. it was sort of the reverse.jori kids voted me in. i still saw the good there. it can come from anywhere. what if someone white had said that? it would have been racism. my father's attitude is the same. it's denying you an opportunity. >> it's really some kind of racism on both instances. dean says it to you and some white guy says it, it's the same thing. >> yes. i guess when we live in a society that blacks cannot be racist because they have no power. yo

in that, said the pope. i am only saying this man is not christian if he has said things like that. we must see if he said things in that way, and i will give him the benefit of the doubt. my cnn colleague, rosa flores, was on that plane, was in that gaggle of reporters. joining me now live with really this stunning papal report. we have been reading an english transcript of the comments here. was he speaking english or spanish on the plane? and was his language clear that not once but two times the leader of the catholic church really said donald trump is not a christian? >> reporter: well, just to give you the background here. so this is a press conference that happens on the papal plane after he finishes every single trip whenever he goes abroad. and so reporters get together, we craft questions, trying to figure out exactly, you know, what the news of the day is. and quite frankly, crafting stories -- crafting questions so we can get answers about topics that are relevant today. and so this was one of th

he came up to me and said, i've got to talk to you. he said oh, something happened.'s been in an accident and she won't be coming back. and it didn't register upon me. it was -- it's anger. it was almost disbelief. i remember i pulled away from him. i said, let go of me and i just ran outside. i couldn't comprehend what had just happened. to see her go like that without saying goodbye. >> police say elizabeth suh had been repeatedly stabbed. detectives are collecting and bagging clues. police suspect robbery as a motive. elizabeth suh's wallet is missing. during the rush hours tonight and tomorrow morning, police will question passer byes and ask them if they heard or saw anything that could help them solve the murder. >> i went into shock, numbness. and as the days progressed, i went into anger. after the investigation started with my mom's death, i said why haven't we done anything about this? robert said, well, the cops are idiots. they'll never find out who did this. you have to move on. my sister chimed in and said, that's true. they're not going to figure this

they said, no.to the husband. >> reporter: she asked harold how it happened. he said he wasn't entirely sure. >> he did tell me that some lug nuts had fallen underneath the car and she must have gone underneath the car to get those lug nuts and somehow jarred the car. >> reporter: or, harold thought, he might have jarred the car himself when he tossed the bad tire into the trunk. roxanne tried to reassure him that they could still save lynn. was she hanging by a thread? do you think she had already died and they were trying to revive her? >> when you're doing cpr, they're actually dead at that point and, you know, so you're trying to pump their heart. we had called for a helicopter because sometimes when you do cpr you can actually, you know, revive somebody. >> reporter: and miraculously, it seemed, they did manage to revive lynn. >> we actually had a paramedic show up also on the scene, gave her a shot of epinephrine. her heart started beating again, so we were all real hopeful at that point that

i'm the only one that said don't go in. i said it 2003, i said it 2004. a couple of people in your world said, you know what, we don't have any evidence and he said it before but i said it to people. it doesn't mean they're going to put it in the newspapers as a businessperson. but they said he really said it after the war started, and there's plenty of proof of that. there's headlines and magazine, don't go into the war. and i said iran will take over, iran will get the oil. i said all of these things. nobody knew about isis but on top of it i said the worst, meanest group of people and the people that hate us the most, they're going to do the best. that turns out to be isis. >> so when did you say this? >> i said it all over the place. it's written all over the place, joe, 2003, 2004, headlines on articles. nobody is questioning about my being against the war. what they are saying is he was a little bit after the war. a couple of people in your world said that's okay. because he was early on, very early on -- >> before everybody else. >> can you share w

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almost willing to accept the punishment.puni i said have you spoken with a public defender and he said, yes, but it won't do me any gooa because i know what i'm upp against. > we certainly appreciate youri sharing what that experience was like. >> a lot of parents have a lot to say about all of this as well.well we're going to talk about that florida a little bit. > as marina said, we spoke wito a forensic mental health expertt jay sink about that part of the story. he's what he had to say. s something that was very illuminating to me was hearing from marina that he was in special out education throughout his lifetime.etim ther individuals are in speciale in education courses, but certainly be able to take a look at that, specifically his history ofry o abuse as well as history of being bullied and having somee very negative lifetime experiences. it's also very illuminating that he had beneficial eighted on hin own childhood, unable to be able to cognitively mature such that he really identified with these other children and having an individual who mentally may be a child, however, ha

he said no. i said are you sure. he said no, i'm just really tired. >> investigators were able to track down dalton outside of a bar and arrested him with no resistance just after midnight sunday morning. officials said one of the injured victims recognized dalton in a line up. >> reporter: dalton worked as disabled as an auto mechanic. he was upset by break-ins that cost him tools. he has a wife and two children. she issued a statement saying she's praying for the victims. investigators are working to find some kind of motive for the killings. >>> today the u.s. supreme court started its newest session with a tribute to justice antonin scalia. a black cloth will remain draped over his seat until next month. he died valentine's weekend visiting a texas ranch. president obama said he will nominate someone to fill the spots but republicans said that should be made by the next president. >>> races are helping central floridans decide who should represent them in the race for the white house. now the runners up are worki

i said, what do you do when you are on? she said, pay my debt. i said, do you visit home? she said, yeah, i couldn't make the debt payment if i didn't leave live at home. five years, she did have a degree and had not paid her that off. a college loan is only one you can't refinance at a lower interest rate. did you know that? i met a woman yesterday, whom i know because i do business with her. i went in to buy jeans and i said, how is your son doing? she said fine, but he has a loan and interest rate at 9%. it is crazy. if you allowed college loans to be refinanced, like home loans overnight, 25 million americans would say save $2000. just on refinancing. [applause] the government has no business making money on college loans. hillary wants to stop that, allowing you to refinance. her proposal would take anybody's college debt, wherever they went to school, howar however far they went, however big it was, and let them pay it out over 20 years as a small fixed percentage of their after-tax income. think about this. what does that mean? a to move out of your parents house --

trump, and i said good or bad? and they said, bad. i said, that's not good. this is not good.n i thought about it, and i said, this has to do with mexico, and illegal immigration, and the pope was not well versed as to the crime and all the things happening with illegal immigration and the border, and we came out i think with a very good statement. i will say the following day, you know, the pope issued a statement that really was very nice. but i don't know -- i don't think it helped me or hurt me. i think it's a neutral. i was very honored that he was talking about me. because i've never seen a pope talking about anybody before. >> no, no, i've never seen a pope get involved -- >> we've never seen a lot of things, donald. >> -- in a south carolina primary before. i've got to ask you, are you surprised -- >> they usually talk about more important things than donald trump. >> so let me ask you -- >> they're usually talking about much more important things. >> all right, let me ask you, are you -- just tell us the truth, are you surprised? you had nikki haley come out, very pop

this is where he lived, he said. there somewhere, they were convinced there must be a second campsite with possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay. so detective miller went up with the police air unit to have a look around. >> those two pilots decided that they were going to fly that whole area for us, and they actually located the second campsite. >> and we entered and we found a citation in the name of noel stevens, so we were in the right place. >> so they spread out, kept looking. and pretty soon, one of them called out. >> about 175 feet from the tent, he found a bush. and under the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeans that appeared to him to have blood on them. we put those in for immediate dna testing. >> how did that come back? >> it was shauna tiaffay's blood, and the pants were worn by noel stevens. >> that's kinda your story there, huh? >> that's kind of our story there. >> proof the homeless handyman george and shauna tried to help was a murderer. but could the story be that simple, r

and i said keep an eopen mind. i spend time in trenton where he was born and went to the ford archives and found out lots he didn't know about his family or story. he ran into each other at a social occasion and i was telling him about things i found in trenton and he got interested. he said you are spending so much time trying to figure out my life maybe i should cut you some slack. he started calling me. and how often am i sitting at the desk? he would call and questions about this father's story i did research on. then we started and talking and i said -- >> he wanted an advancement of the book. >> he wanted information. it is interesting. i don't know how much anyone in his family did geneology but i was doing research. we started talking and i was taping it and he said i don't know if that should be on the record and i said we are done that path and this is on the record. i was very frank about my mission. i wasn't trying to hold him up as a hero but just tell his story as thoroughly as possible. it was all on

and he said "i'm not." he said "i'm not protecting >> we were hoping he would contact us through his lawyers and said, "hey, i wanna tell you the truth. i wanna tell you what part she had in it." that never happened. >> reporter: two and a half years after shooting sam, michael minor agreed to plead guilty to second degree murder. >> and it will live with me forever and it will haunt me forever. >> reporter: in exchange for his plea, michael received a sentence of 30 years. >> i wouldn't give him anything less than that. i mean, he pulled the trigger, and he didn't pull it once. he pulled it four times. >> i was glad that he was going to jail. michael minor didn't just kill our brother. he has mortally wounded our entire family. >> reporter: michael minor never wavered in his statement that he acted alone. in the end, prosecutor fraivillig felt she didn't have enough evidence to charge danielle as michael's accomplice. >> i cannot just charge someone based upon my speculations, the ugliness of these text me

>> i heard what he said. i believe what he said. think changing how campaigns are run will help to change the political future of our country. i believe in him. >> amy? the moment of truth. >> i think i also made a decision tonight. it was a big debate. and i think what was really interesting was i did not so much come up with more reasons to vote for hillary clinton as i did less for bernie sanders. i think he is a tremendous individual. but it's not voting for your favorite person tonight it's really who can get it done. and i kept thinking about jimmy carter who i think is just one of the most tremendous human beings, but with not a great president and he did so much great work. when bernie sanders talks about this revolution, i don't know who is with him. and it's really important we have somebody who can work with congress. this is going to be a really tough congress no matter what. i don't think he can get us there. and i believe in hillary clinton's policies. i love what her plans are. i really am excited to vote for her. >>

when i said muslim, if i would have said christian, people said we can't do anything about it. that's going to end, folks. we're going to say merry christmas now on christmas. politically, if we use that power, we're going to start going up, up, up because we are being decimated. just remember that. just remember i said it. pastor, it starts here. you like that? what i just said. he's happy. that's the biggest smile i've ever seen on his face. so again, we're going to have a great country again. we're going to have a smart country again. we're going to have tremendous boarders and tremendous strength and people are coming in and we're going to have real borders. we're going to have unbelievable trade deals. some of the best business people in the world, we have right now political hacks negotiating these massive, massive trade deals. the biggest deals in the world we have people that don't have the slightest clue. we're going to get rid of obama care and make something great and get rid of common core. we're going to have local education. we're going to protect our second amend

he said her agent turned me away. when i was down there one time a friend of hers said we could drive by. she might be out. and i said i don't want the woman to think i am hounding her and this is a small town and people will see -- a stranger was going by slowly watching. so i said just leave it because i was doing fine on my own. >> you didn't do the preverbial hello. >> guest: it is hard to live in america and not leave evidence of where you went to school and who you associated with. it doesn't difficult to find sorority sisters. people who lived on her street in new york. it just took a lot of chew leather. >> host: and delicacy. you don't want the seize and desist letter because word goes out to ice this guy in that little town you are iced. >> guest: when i was reporting on a story this year there was a number of doors i knocked on and lights were on and nobody came to the door. you would leave cards for people and they would not get back to you. it was an unusual southern town in that regard. usually people wi

rubio said, he said, why does nobody get response but bush? i just think it's really showing the system. when you have somebody like me, where i don't take money, where i'm a self-funder, people really appreciate that. that's why i brought it out last night. it was a good point, i think. >> waterboarding front and center last night. you said, i would bring back waterboarding and hell of a lot worse than water-boarding. what did you have in snimpbltd i said before that we're living in a world where in the middle east they're cutting people's heads off opinion a off. a christian's head off. james foley, what a wonderful young man. i said, yes, i would bring back waterboarding. i would make it a hell of a lot worse. >> what did you have in mind? than water-boarding. it's enough. we have a country under siege from a people. we're living in medieval times. if i have it to do, if it's up to me, i would absolutely bring back waterboarding. if it's tougher than that, i would bring it back, too. >> you would authorize torture. >> i would absolutely aut

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president, you said you would do an interview. i said i would talk to him. i did not say i would do interview. there was a little miscommunication and the president was right, he shouldn't have done an interview because it would look like he was negotiating with the iranians through this columnist so they are having a little bit -- the president has his final answer, i am not doing an interview and therefore she doesn't need to be here. then he looked at me and gave me one of these -- i was so mortified so i am brand new. the press secretary, 30 paces, i had this little room, the stores slid shut. i called peter and was a little fearful on the phone, i just got kicked out of the office, crying, peter says just think, for the rest of your life i have been kicked out of better places than this. [applause] that is one of the reasons in my advice portion of the book i break it out into things you can do today at the office to improve your situation, things you should do over your career and things you should do over time in your life. last piece of advice which

he said his brother was to the west of jakarta. he and his wife were there. >> translator: this motorcycle belonged to my older brother. this is a child's bicycle. >> on his days off, he played soccer with his friends, showing his social side. his brother said he never spoke to him about the islamic state militant group. >> i never thought of my brother as a terrorist and i simply cannot believe it. as a member of his family, i want to offer my sincere apologies to the victims. >> this is a room that was rented by the terrorists for two weeks before the terror attack. >> the police say three of the suspects stayed here, including ali. the owner said he told him that he needed a room for some friends who were working at construction sites. >> police offices came here and said we were involved in the incidents. i knew nothing about it. >> this is the website of the indonesian man suspected of masterminding the jakarta tape. he posted messages on a social networking page urging people to join the islamic state group. an islamic radica

y said was a lie.'s what i said. i think it was eric of the "washington post" said, well, how dare you have a town hall meeting where you don't ask about his racist comments and his -- >> terrible comments. >> all these terrible comments. by the way, cnn, he didn't write that article after cnn was asking what his favorite flavor of ice cream was and how he slept and what does he order when he goes through mcdonald's. we asked tough questions and it wasn't the first time that we ever interviewed him. and that's the frustration. we've asked the tough questions about muslims, we've asked the tough questions about mexicans, we've asked the tough questions about john mccain, but don't you get a sense, gene, from people who are complaining to you that if you don't stand on top of him with your knees on his chest and stab him in the side of the neck until he bleeds out it's never going to be enough. >> that was rather descriptive. >> i'm serious. >> it would not be gene. >> that would not be enough. >> unless

sheer speculation she said. made for a good story, but offered very little in the way of actual proof that marty killed susie. >> i believe there was not enough evidence to bring this case and that's one of the reasons why it wasn't filed for all those years because other prosecutors had determined there wasn't sufficient evidence. >> much more evidence against ted casey, she said. >> ted casey, i believe, is the only one who had a real motive. they were fighting about the children, the monetary aspects of their marriage, and she had indicated to marty on several occasions that she was fearful of ted. morning, had it been proper ly investigated, would have been less than a perfect alibi. >> prosecutors argued that there was no evidence that ted or, for that matter brad or his then wife or anyone but marty larson killed susie. >> the defendant himself testified at the trial and agreed to sit down with us too. >> so what do you want people to know about you? >> i guess the main thing is just i had nothing to do wi

i said, denise should be there any minute. late. >> turns out, no one had been able to reach denise for a while, including nathan. >> she hadn't answered a phone call or messages. let me get to daycare i'll leapt you know. still hasn't come. hasn't called. well, i'm right by the house. i'll run by the house and see if she's there. as soon as i pulled into the driveway, garage door was open. >> is that odd? >> very odd. no car in the garage, but the garage door's open. then as i got -- about half way into the garage, i could see that windowpane was broken. the glass is on the ground, and at that point i began to understand that someone had broken into the home. >> did you fear that the person could still be in the house? >> i did. >> with his young daughter in the car, nathan backed into the neighbor's driveway across the street so he could watch the house as he called 911. >> what's the problem? >> we got a break-in. >> is it going on right now? >> i don't know. i -- the garage door is open. there's glass on the back door wher

"personally for me, literature," said uhl. "probably the math and sciencnc" said krogh. but, students in the audience had their own response to the victory. "boo," students in crowd. "i'd like to say we won, but the teachers got the highest score," said hunter uhl, an eighth grader on the blessed sacrament quiz bowl team. "the teachers won," said tony kathol, a student on the blessed sacrament quiz bowl team. "but i think we did better as a team." in the end, it was just a friendly game to prepare "having a tournament in front of the school and student body is a good way to prepare mentally for you know the competition," said quiz bowl team student jaiden utech. and there were no hard feelings. in sioux city, tiffany lane, ktiv news 4.>> the competition between seventh and eighth graders from local catholic schools will be march 5th. when moving from elementary to middle school the transition can be difficult for s se students. this year, the sioio city community schohos sent fifth grade ambassadors from each of its elementary schools to west middle school this morning.

i said, desperately. he said, order the best you can buy. god told me to give it to you and pay for it. tuesday a man calls me says, meet me for lunch. he says, i couldn't sleep last night. the holy spirit woke me up in the middle of the night and said, bless mike murdock's ministry and he shoved across the table a check for $10,000. and my life has never been the i broke the back of poverty. with $1,000 seed. there's been eight, eight different levels where i have traced instant and significant reactions from god to my seed. i have planted some bigger seed that i have not yet seen a result. i asked the lord about that one day, i said, lord, i planted some big seeds and i haven't seen harvest from those particular seeds and he reminded me of the difference between a mosquito and an elephant. mosquitos like to reproduce overnight. elephants take a couple years. so what kind of harvest do you want, a mosquito future or an elephant future? so sometimes god lets you wait a little while because he's creating a harvest beyond your goals. bos anoin

> another neighbor who didn't want to be on camera said she heard a gunshot at the time prosecutors said denise was killed. now they had to explain why he did it so they calmed this man to the stand he said he could answer that precise question, because nathan told him everything. >> would you state your name? >> david d. smith. >> david smith was a fellow inmate of nathan's at the county jail. he said nathan told him he researched ways to kill da fleiss denise on his laptop. >> talked how he was planning to kill his wife denise? >> well, at first he told me he was thinking about some poisoning, with some type of insulin or potassium, something like that. >> according to the inmate, nathan said he ran a lot of around on the day of the murder >> he told me he had presented some gifts, some valentine's day gifts and stuff to his wife. and so that everything would look fine. >> how important was david smith, the jailhouse snitch? >> david smith said that nathan was worried that a lady might have seen him while he was walking. well, obviously, nobody knows that can except nathan, and it's co

he said, are you having an >> wow. >> and i said no. at that point? >> i didn't want to hurt him. >> what came next. >> we both got very emotional. >> reporter: then came the shooting. dianne tried to think of anyone who could have been responsible. that's when she remembered a strange visit, a month before the shooting, from a man claiming to be a plumber. he said he was looking for a water leak in the building. >> he needed to check her pipes or something along that line. >> i said okay thinking, what am i doing letting this strange person in my home? i just had this feeling of, this isn't right. >> reporter: five minutes later, the plumber was done and on his way. >> did you ever check with your super? >> yes. i called the office and told them the incident and they said there should not have been anybody at my door. >> oh. that must've been just a weird feeling. very unnerving. >> reporter: the following day, the same man appeared again, right below her apartment balcony. >> he was standing down there on the ground by the tree and looking directly

and immediately i said, "well, that's it." and i said, "okay." so we pulled it. and it was a goodyear integrity. >> reporter: well. that whittled it down. couldn't be more than, what, millions of cars with goodyear integrity tires? but just about the time franklin problem... >> got a phone call from an i.t. center. and this was -- >> just like out of the blue? >> yes. >> reporter: that's where the office was that stacey managed. the guy's job there was, in part, clearing the junk from employee email accounts. >> and he noticed that stacey's inbox for friday, saturday, and sunday had been completely cleaned out. >> reporter: curious. that was the very weekend of the murder. >> he thought enough to give us a call. >> reporter: was stacey, mamma spreadsheet, the cubs scout den leader, hiding something? or did she just accidentally hit delete too many times? course, all those deleted files had been backed up. so they got a warrent and collected all of stacey's emails, not just from that weekend. 4000 emails in all. >> it was quite a task. >> reporter: and a lot of it

a parent reached out to us after they said their child saw that yesterday. a district said they could not put up with this type of behavior. >> i thought i was the only one that was supposed to discipline any kids and teach them to go on the straight and narrow way. >> kendra gary was livid learning a student was hit by a teacher at sanders middle school thursday. >> i'm glad that the police and everybody else got to them instead of the mom. if it was me i would want her instead of the police. >> it was the feeling shared by other parents in laurens county. brandy overmyer was charged with assaulting a student. >> the superintendent said overmyer was no longer employed and that type of behavior cannot and will not be tolerated. >> i think that's right protocol. >> overmyer's self-written bio she said this was her first year at sanders teaching english and language arts. she has no disciplinary history on his teaching license. >> rob treble said times has changed. >> you used to pull out the paddle and whoop kids, punish them. now you can't. i hate to hear an

they said it would be peaceful. this comes in contact where the opposition say that the election was rigged. local observers say it was rigged. and as you mentioned before, strong criticisms from the international community as well. a short while weigh we spoke to the former president of nigeria the chairman of the commonwealth groups of election observers. let's listen to what he had to say. >> well, first of all we have preliminary statement, which was made two days ago. before the election was formerly declared. we pointed out a number of anomalies in the process leading to the election. something that should not have happened that happened on the day of the election itself both in the cities and in the rural areas as we observe them and we say that this amounts to the competence, gross incompetence on the part of the electoral commission which they were fully prepared we said that these were inexcusable what has happened. >> is there anything, malcolm, to suggest that the allegations from people like him, the as

that is a fact, he said that. on univision, and in spanish, he said he wouldn't recer rescind the president's executive action. marco followed the same action, he screamed liar, liar. you remember what he said at the same time well, how would you know what i said on univision, you don't speak spanish. well, marco was incorrect on that. look, truth matters. everyone of these issues, donald and marco are on video and national television stating their positions. and just yelling liar doesn't make it so. i would note, by the way, if marco is right that i'm lying. then i tell you who else has to be lying. jeff sessions has to be lying, mike lee has to be lying, mark levine has to be lying, rush limbaugh has to be lying, because every one of them has said the exact same thing i did. most of those folks have not endorsed me. they're not supporting me. but they have spoken the truth and it cannot be -- look, one of the things i love about the people of south carolina is how seriously they take their chance to vet the cand

he said no. they came up with the idea on friday at 4 o'clock and they started excavation on saturday morning. true, he said that. he said they came up with it and they started excavation -- we're dealing in a different world folks. i love the last debate. some people said he was too tough. that's better than some of the others who are too weak. drudge who is amazing, i won every single poll for the debate. right? but some people said i was too tough. i had seven people coming from every side. am i supposed to be nice? they say hillary clinton said i don't like donald trump's tone. i don't like his tone. they're chopping off heads in the middle east of our people. they're chopping off heads of christians. they're chopping off heads of everybody. they're drowning people 30 at a time in cages and she goes, i don't like his tone. so they asked ted cruz who is standing right here -- i was always in the sent are by the way. i've been in the center every single debate. nice, right? not easy. somebody s