. ♪ >> jimmy: meet bianca. for a husband. >> i'm going to get married and have a pretty dress and be a princess. >> jimmy: 11 tiny suitors await. which one will steal her heart? >> i think my husband is in that limo. jackson is super cute. when he got out of the limo, i was like whoa. come with me. >> first time for everything. >> some bachelors make a strong first impression. >> hi, bianca. >> hi. >> jimmy: others do not. >> daddy, daddy. >> shake her hand. >> what's up with that guy? >> jimmy: in 2013, this little guy's big sister, jesse won it all on the baby bachelor. daddy. my daughter won the baby bachelor and my son just [ bleep ]ed it up. ♪ >> hi. >> hi. ♪ >> i know the perfect girls is out there. ♪ >> he might be too young to get married. >> rocks. rocks. the rocks. >> it seems like he likes rocks more than girls. >> give it [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm captain america. >> captain america? really? >> i love musicians. [ playing violent poorly ] >> that's beautiful. >> i'm looking for someone who make

. >> reporter: aniha was born without her hands but bianca middleton says her daughter works hard everyercome the obstacle. >> it may be different, it may be hard, the road may be long. but she will persevere. >> first time i've ever had something like this. i'm very shocked at all she can do. from cutting, to gluing -- >> reporter: most importantly, writing. >> when you look at this little girl who was born without hands, who has the best handwriting if her class, can do so much on her own independently, that just removes excuses from our lives of what -- of things that we think we can't do it all, even beat out 300,000 other grade schoolers in a penmanship competition. her extraordinary efforts proving to all around her that even against all odds, with some determination, you can always get it right. >> she helped teach me things i take for granted every day. and i look at her like, wow. she's not complaining. never, never complains. >> reporter: as if all that isn't impressive enough, the competition that penmanship competition she was in is open from students from kindergarten all t

. >> reporter: that's next for bianca?nner and she says she would like to sleep a little bit before she looks for a job. she would like to find something in the world of animal welfare. on the upper westside, lauren glassburg, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> something tells me she will have no problem finding a job. >> or five. >> not surprising she wants to sleep. >> i feel like a slacker. i had a summer job once. >> once? >> once. >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now." chaos at a donald trump rally as protests turned violent. >> police crashed with rioters in new mexico as trump teamed up with the republican national committee for his first official campaign fund-raiser. trump said he would not back down to dissenters including hillary clinton. hear how she's going after him. >>> megatwisters striking the plains. storm chasers getting dangerously close to this tornado in kansas. the storm system bringing destruction to other parts of the region and not letting up. >>> talk about a wake-up call. a woman on safa

bianca hill wrote this iss getting scary. and william asked when will itl stopped. it's just getting started and certainly we hope that is not the case.case and here to join us right now to talk about a little bit to keep us safe is the police chief, thanks so much for joining us. first off you've heard some ofoe the things that we read, clearlr residents who live george's county are concerned as to as the warmer weather approaches, crime starts toarts approach, too. what kind of words do you haveyu for them.fo what can you tell them aboutl their concern cans and their fears. >> i'll answer that question ino two ways.s. first i'll say that we continuen to make tremendous strides in prince george's county in termsm of crime reduction. as we sit here now violent crimt in the county has been reducedeu 12 percent again this year overr last year which was historical in terms of numbers. property climb is down a 15 percent. fatal collision, fatal crashes are down 40 percent. the other thing i'll say is that fully acknowledge is that if you witness one of these terribleer

give back for all their gracious care and support they have given not only my son, but his wife, biancat make you feel when you have the resources when you are going through a hard period with your whole family? >> it lessens the burden emotionally and financially. we are forever grateful. that's what has made us passionate about supporting the green beret foundation in any way they can, not only contributing, but being ambassadors. about a daily life for darren. what is his lifelike now? >> his wife picks him up in the morning and takes care of him as a devoted care giver and sees that he is up and taken care of and washed and teeth brush and put in his wheelchair and whatever therapies he needs to go to. tries to give him a quality of life even though he had major life-altering changes. >> if people want more information, we have the website down on the screen where people can get more about the green beret foundation. 50 and foremost, thank you for your son's service and happy mother's day. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. i am honored to being here. i want to wish all

francesco d'medici, the grand duke of tuscany, had one antinori strangled for his undue attentions to bianca wife. in the 1700s, another antinori cultivated pope clement xii as an important customer. the pontiff, who commissioned the building of rome's trevi fountain, decided to throw a few coins the antinori's way. >> piero antinori: we have some correspondence saying that the wines of our family, and he wanted to order more. >> safer: a pretty good recommendation, correct, especially in the 18th century? >> piero antinori: yes, no doubt. >> safer: but the family history lining the shelves of the marchese's office says precious little about the wives and daughters in the antinori family tree-- a fact not lost on albiera, allegra and alessia. are there any interesting women in those 26 generations? >> albiera antinori: i'm sure there are some women. but women in history, in the past time, even... if unless they were special, they were not... >> alessia antinori: considered. >> allegra antinori: yes, exactly. >> albiera antinori: to be mentioned. >> alessia antinori: it's true. because when i