71yearold, robert stackwood says he can barely walk, battling heart disease, bladder cancer, Kidney Disease and diabetes. In his better days living a there mall life in connecticut. And teaching at the school behind me for two years. In his First Television interclued, he told us that a trip back to georgia to finish his 17 year sentence would be fatal. We wanted to know how he was able to stay under the radar as long as he did . Tell us about the day when you walked out of prison. Somebody gave me a ride through the atlanta airport. I got on a plane and flew home. Reporter just that easy . Back then they didnt have any any terrorist checks or or anything. Reporter nearly five decade later, you have managed to escape Law Enforcement. How did you do it . Well, they were looking for me at the beginning. I knew that. Because my mother, they would they were bugging her and watching her and whatever. Reporer uhhuh. Of course, i didnt go near there. And things kind of calmed down after a whi
Quijano welcome to the cbs weekend news. Im Elaine Quijano. Donald trump is hitting back at the New York Times after the newspaper published personal stories from women who either met or knew the Presumptive Republican nominee for president. The report includes allegations of unwelcomed romantic advances and unsettling workplace conduct. Julianna goldman has more. Reporter donald trump lashed out at the New York Times, tweeting that todays story depicting his treatment of women is a lame hit piece. And he said he gave the paper many names of women he helped that they refused to use. One of the reporters shot back calling the charge, factually nakerate. He said they interviewed and quoted women Trumps Office suggested. Nobody respects women more than donald trump. Ill tell you. Nobody. Reporter as the Presumptive Republican nominee heads into a likely matchup with Hillary Clinton in the general election, his Approval Ratings with women are are getting worse and his remarks that have ali
71yearold, robert stackwood says he can barely walk, battling heart disease, bladder cancer, Kidney Disease and diabetes. In his better days living a there mall life in connecticut. And teaching at the school behind me for two years. In his First Television interclued, he told us that a trip back to georgia to finish his 17 year sentence would be fatal. We wanted to know how he was able to stay under the radar as long as he did . Tell us about the day when you walked out of prison. Somebody gave me a ride through the atlanta airport. I got on a plane and flew home. Reporter just that easy . Back then they didnt have any any terrorist checks or or anything. Reporter nearly five decade later, you have managed to escape Law Enforcement. How did you do it . Well, they were looking for me at the beginning. I knew that. Because my mother, they would they were bugging her and watching her and whatever. Reporer uhhuh. Of course, i didnt go near there. And things kind of calmed down after a whi
That. And i was like, what . There were moments where its funny as it was they were really great and cheerful, there is a balance in trying to find the character and also the genre and sort of the tone of the film. But i love when he would bring funny stuff to the film. Do you have a place to stay . She lives with me. You gave me the most important thing life can offer. You gave me a family. From Humble Beginnings to sold out stadiums the documentary hillsong let hope rise introduces us to one of the worlds most inspirational bands that you probably never heard of. Hi, i am paige smith. I i am dylan thomas we are from hillsong united. And you are watching made in hollywood. And here a scene from the movie hillsong let hope rise. Its not about us, its ultimately about god. You take him out of the equation, you have nothing. It really is kind of a bizarre situation, isnt it . It is. What do you attribute us being here having this whole kind of a machine happening for you guys right now .
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