for seay, that's $470 from his pension. the resis subsidized with a federal voucher specifically for homeless veterans. since 2008, nearly 80,000 of these vouchers for homeless vets have been awarded around the country. >> i'll sign it, thanks. >> reporter: christine margiotta runs home for good for the united way of greater los angeles, which has coordinated the efforts of hundreds of service providers working to help homeless ts. she says housing for the homeless, including veterans, is less expensive than trying to care for people on the street, which costs nearly $1 billion annually in l.a. >> because that person is using the emergency rooms for their primary health care. they may be cycling in and out of jail or prison. they're really suffering, out on our streets. what we know is that permanent supportive housing is actually 40% cheaper than leaving someone on the streets and, in our minds, doing nothing. >> reporter: but despite the progress made, there's no shortage of homeless people including veterans, on the stre

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those documents were filed by mcdonald's ex-off and on seay as she applied for a temporary restraining order. she claims shortly after the couple got engaged, he began a pattern of abuse that escalated into physical attacks. the woman, who is the mother of his 2-month-old son, also accuses him of alcohol abuse. mcdonald's attorney decline to comment >>> on a happier note, a chance to be part of super bowl 50. today the search begins for the passionate few that want to make this historic event happens. who is the committee looking for? good morning. kris. >> reporter: they're looking for enthusiastic diverse and happy to do it for free. maybe you're thinking maybe i'll get free tickets to the super bowl? no. or i can volunteer insided venue and watch the game inside the venue? no, but there are perks. we're talking about 5,000 positions, and you get to be part of the super bowl even if the 49ers aren't in it. they're looking for enthusiastic and diverse volunteers to help greet visitors at super bowl city, both in san francisco and in south bay in the week leading up to the game. some v

yesterday doctors seay said an immune system drug for lung cancer also seems to be working. >>> every day 500 people undergo weight loss or bariatric surgery and the numbers keep rising. now that boom is having a ripple effect in plastic surgery. patients often want to eliminate excess skin left behind from their weight loss. for some it's a haunting reminder of who they used to be. >> psychological burden of looking in the mirror and seeing all this extra skin that hangs offer the abdomen breast arms, thighs. >> i honestly believed had i not had the tummy tuck, not had the visible changes that i may have regained some of the weight because i couldn't get past seeing my belly. >> personal testimonies and all types of procedures are on the rise but thigh and arm lifts went up the most. more than 9 percent in five years. >> from our delaware news room technical college community college is expanding its stanton campus. ribbon was cut and there was a grand opening for the school's new nursing wing in delaware. governor jack markell attended. the new wing adds 20,000 square feet to the ca

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big fund-raisers like foster friess and george seay after this. they're right now.right now. the dangers of live. i apologize. george, i apologize to you. foster, first, to your. >> no problem. neil: you're sticking to marco rubio. is that unequivocal. santorum, you didn't want to say too much because of fear with small donors. is that your way of hedging? >> first i want to congratulate you on your new show, neil. you're particularly well-suited. it will be a lot of fun to range over so many issues so congratulations. in terms of rick santorum, i think it is interesting he is the first one i've talked to has an economic agenda, talking about the 74% of the american people who have not graduated from college. how do they need. he chastises the republican party for very finely-tuned message to the 5% or the job creators without talking about the job holders. and he is championing for a flat tax. and i also just enjoyed listening to governor scott. he is one of my real heroes. he should be running for governor himself. quite a guy and -- neil: running for president. >