but the questions about baby grace?sta said her relationship with marie was always supportive, and not judgmental. and when marie didn't tell her who the father was, she didn't push the subject. >> i've never questioned her because marie will tell me in her own time if she wants to tell me. i've learned with my sister i never pry. >> reporter: but that was the job of the detectives, nesli and keith, to pry and hopefully, find marie. and one of their first calls was on her church pastor, james flanders, and his wife. impressive guy, they discovered. >> reporter: james flanders. what was he like? >> very charismatic -- i would say he would good at his job. >> reporter: wonder what it would be like to listen to him preach. >> you can youtube him. [ laughter ] >> reporter: yes, you can -- >> we all, at times, forget the promises of god's word. >> reporter: the pastor grew the calvary emerald coast church from scratch, spread it through youtube and by the time marie began attending, every service filled up. >> they were a ti

every birthday--hi grace. every birthday, since she was 4, grace asked her friends to donate to saint judechildren hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself. that is what happened. last year, grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied her community and raised more than $40,000 for the fight against cancer. when grace , her doctors and nurses cheered, they loved her. they still love her. with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster, last day of chemo. thank you very much, grace. you're a great inspiration to everyone in this room. thank you very much. many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decades. my budget will ask congress for $500 million over the next 10 years to fund this critical life-saving research. this will help support working parents, the time has come to pass school choice for

in the gallery this evening is a very brave ten year old girl grace. every birthday i'd thank . high grades. every birthday since she was four grace asked her friends to donate to st jude's children's hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself that's what happened last year grace was diagnosed with brain cancer immediately she began radiation treatment. at the same time she rallied her community and raised more than forty thousand dollars for the fight against cancer thanks when grace completed treatment last fall her doctors and nurses cheered they loved her they still love her with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read last day of chemo i thank you.

and founder of octo grace schroeder welcome grace it's so great to have you with us .so grayson if you can hear me or make sure it's like a bit coin and ripple let me tell us how the tokens fit into the overhaul block and the crypto eco space share just to clarify because the word block chain is used across the board in a lot of different scenarios let's put things into three simple categories crypto currency and i would put there are things like coin ripple payments. crypto currency is that are used as as value in and of themselves the second area i would talk about is block chain business models and utilizing the block chain technology to do a better job of something that probably already happens today in the majority of those types of projects that you hear about are in the supply chain area whereby companies are now putting a trusted path of data on a block chain so that all of the interested parties can trust that the data is correct they can all access the data in one place and that's sort of in the area of enterprise permission block change the most interesting

i grace. every birthday since she was four grace asked her friends to donate to st jude's children's hospital she didn't know that one day she might be a patient herself that's what happened last year grace was diagnosed with brain cancer immediately she began radiation treatment. at the same time she rallied her community and raised more than forty thousand dollars for the fight against cancer . i'd when grace completed treatment last fall her doctors and nurses cheered they loved her they still love her with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read last day of chemo. i'd've. thank you very much grace you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room think you very much many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decades my budget will ask congress for five hundred million dollars over the next ten years to fund this critical lifesaving.

amazing grace documents the making of this groundbreaking record in one thousand nine hundred seventy two aretha franklin records the songs together with the choir in a church in los angeles. what. was. originally the material was supposed to be used for a documentary but the project was abandoned and the footage sat on the shelf for more than forty years until now amazing grace a tribute to the late queen of soul aretha franklin. another woman who was accompanied by cameras during the making of an album p.j. harvey on the road in kabul the british on the lookout for inspiration and material and this search takes her not only to the capital of afghanistan but also the usa and costs about. one hundred six demolition project hobbies knight studio album was released in twenty sixteen director seamus murphy documented the whole process in his film a dog called money. thank you certainly go up a notch when it comes to do tort and holes in the documentary bulgy new i'm mile lengths to you only live once shows the german punk rock is on to it in twenty eight change for a director portulaca i

every birthday. [ applause ] hi, grace. every birthday since she was 4 grace asked her friends to donate to st. jude's children's hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself. that's what happened. last year grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied her community and raised more than $40,000 for the fight against cancer. [ applause ] when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and nurses cheered, they loved her, they still love her, with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read "last day of chemo." [ applause ] thank you very much, grace, you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room. thank you very much. many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decade my budget will ask congress -- to help support parents, the time has come to pass school choice for america's children. i'm also proud to be the first president to include in my budget a plan for nationwide paid family leave so that every

high grace. every birthday since she was four grace asked her friends to donate to st jude's children's hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself that's what happened last year grace was diagnosed with brain cancer immediately she began radiation treatment at the same time she rallied. her community and raised more than forty thousand dollars for the fight against cancer i think of thanks when grace completed treatment last fall her doctors and nurses cheered they loved her they still love her with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read last day of chemo. i think i. thank. thank you very much grace you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room thank you very much. many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decades my budget will ask congress for five hundred million dollars over the next ten years to fund this critical lifesaving research to help support working parents the time has come to pass school choice for americans children. wa

we are graced by those extraordinary heroes, from tuesday night to swat officer timothy matson who graced and raced through a very, very bullet-filled doorway and shot many times and has been operated many times and he is going back for many more but he stopped something. the tree of life synagogue was a horrible, horrible event and he really did do a job. he made it so much better. i saw him in the hospital and he is still suffering. but he told me the other night, he is so proud to have been a part. he is a great gentlemen and we introduced him the other night. nd the girl who overcame brain cancer, had no idea this was going to happen to her and bravely rallied an entire community and the soldiers who of normandy eaches on d-day, all those warriors set out on their mission. president roosevelt led our nation in prayer in a national radio address, president roosevelt began with these olemn words,al mighty god, our sons, the provided ofure nation on this day has set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our republic, our religion and our civilization. since the founding of our n

grace pavilion. fairgrounds sonoma county arts, and the center for the the sebastapol evacuated at those being located for shelters there are there are shelters located for those being evacuated at the sebastapol center for the arts, and the sonoma county fairgrounds grace pavilion. a lot going on ... checking in now with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: heavy rain and floodind is likely for the bay area especially in the north bay. over a foot of rain has fallen on some north bay mountains. the russian river and the napa river are both expected to flood with major flooding into downtown guerneville possible tomorrow. doppler is showing the rain now. its very heavy and now moving south. rain and windy weather will spead across the entire bay area tonight with the chance for flash flooding. the rain will turn to showers tomorrow with mild temperatures in the 50s and mid 60s. more rain is likely late friday and into saturday with potential for more big storms next week. (pam) tea

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of october grace schroeder plus later there's new news on opioids and how one company allegedly pushed and tried to hook americans on the drugs they were wildly successful in that ugly effort tied dealy who has written extensively about opioids joins us all that directly has but first let's get some headlines let's go. to a very good month for u.s. stock markets leads our global report today is the dow jones industrial average and the standard and poor's five hundred both record their strongest starts to the year since the one nine hundred eighty s. the dow seven point two percent increase for january twenty ninth teen is now the largest for a january since one thousand nine hundred eighty nine similarly the seven point nine percent gain for the s. and p. five hundred index last month was the best performance in that month since the one nine hundred eighty seven the strong market stock market rather returns may also change the market psychology as they seem to break a long string of current events and reports that seem to signal a downturn in twenty nineteen veteran market watchers wil

but for the grace of god go i.credibly wonderful and brave for you to do this. but does it occur to you that you are going to unilaterally disarm in a way? you are going to do this, but what if all the other people don't do it also? the haters out there. >> yeah. i did get a lot of -- surprisingly most of the feedback was positive. i did have a lot of people saying, no, you need to be calling things out. you need to say these things. i'm still going to call things out, stand up for justice and equality. we need to have a conversation at some point that addresses the fact that the punishment doesn't always fit the crime. by that what i mean is, you know, even in the case of the covington school, i guess what i would have wanted was for them to maybe be disciplined in some way by their school and there be a reconciliation. they would apologize for whatever part they played in it. nathan phillips could apologize for whatever part he played and there could be reconciliation. in the current climate we live in, that was

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eers and applause ] she's the star of nbc's "will & grace." messing is her everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he is the host of "finding your roots with henry louis gates jr."s, e nry louis gates jr. [ cheers and appla and we will have a performance from the hit broadway show, from "the prom" tonight.ee [ and applause ] and man, i love it when we have some of broadway's best here. it's really exciting. before we get to all that, president trump spent the ck weekend atg the democrats running for president, and the democrats investigating him in coress. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: for the first two years of hisresidency, trump enjoyed unified republican power in washington. but after the blue wave election in november, trump is besieged by democrats on l sides, from the democrats investigating him in congress, to the democrats running for president. in fact, tonight, after we taped this, trump held a rally in el paso, xas, to argue for his border wall. now normally, when trump holds h e ral

of grace is a time capsule of tracy's wishing it was never to. magic itself just watching that and of course all the more poignant you know considering that she passed away recently as well you know you guys have been down there. this whole time we know tomorrow we find out who the winner is of the top prize the golden bear time to weigh in guys. well i personally am pulling for a little film called khurana as well which is an italian film based in naples about these children and kind of their descent into the criminality into gang life and it was a really personal very intimate film particularly because these were non actors who were starring in this film they were actually kids from these neighborhoods portrayed in parana as but as much as i'm pulling for that one is not exactly the front runner right now though i admired bio's taste and it is a good film there wasn't much but it's it's not going to win let's go to where basically is it has to be the chinese film so long my son this is a credibly intimate movie three hour movie but it is spans

i agree with julie grace. the likelihood of this having some veto-proof supermajority in order to black the president highly -- to block the president highly unlikely. don't be surprised if you hear more republican voices over the next coming days questioning whether this is exactly the right way for republicans to go. >> all right. dave and julie grace, please stay with me for a moment. i want to bring in nbc's mike viqueira at the white house with new developments surrounding the u.n. ambassador position. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: good morning to you. and this is a good old-fashioned nanny problem that heather nauert, the state department spokeswoman for the last couple of years for the trump administration, she was going to be nominated. she hadn't been formally nominated to be ambassador to the united states for the united nations. we learned yesterday a statement from the state department that she is now withdrawing her nomination and reporting from the "washington post" early this m

>> there's always room for grace but grace always comes with consequences, to be forgiven, to be extended a branch of love in one's fall i don't knowness, but there are also consequences that follow. and particularly in the context of black america, there's always the expectation of immediate forgive nishs as if we have this over developed forgiveness gene, among people who claim to be otherwise. so i think it's important for us to understand that ralph northam can be extended grace, he has a life ahead of him but he no longer has the right to lead virginia. he has an jaagenda that is set speak to the most vulnerable in the state. can he actually execute that agenda given what we've seen? i would say no. and kimberly, can i ask you in a follow-up, even if somebody wanted to provide grace to ralph nor northam right now, i just have to ask the question how can they as democrats in the age of trump when it is so critically important to show americans there is an alternative to donald trump's view of race? >> i think that's exactly the problem. i think what governor northam's biggest problem

by the grace of god french film sexual abuse by catholic priests is a fictionalized account of a real life story i'm just in the running for the gold of the. welcome to the program at least ten people have died in a fire. flamengo in brazil the blaze broke out before dawn on friday at a training facility official say some of the victims were teenagers from the youth team was sleeping at the center in the center at the time. friends and family of those killed or injured are in shark some of them are glad to find their relatives alive while others wait anxiously for news outside the training ground of the flamingo soccer club. the blaze broke out just before dawn and this accommodation block firefighters were called in just after five am local time but for at least ten people help came too late. obviously we're all devastated. this is certainly the biggest tragedy this club has seen in the past one hundred twenty three years at the beach three. flamengo is one of brazil's biggest and best known clubs internationally its most prominent former players include. as well as eighteen year old

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god shed his grace on thee, and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea! america! america! god mend thine ev'ry flaw, confirm thy soul in self-control, thy liberty in law! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sea ♪ sea to shining ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> following the memorial service in michigan, john dingell's casket proceeded to washington, d.c. the motorcade briefly stopped for john dingell's wife, deputy debbie dingell, to greet mourners outside. a second service is land for thursday in washington.

every birthday -- [ applause ] hi, grace. every birthday since she was 4, grace asked her friends to donate to st. jude's children's hospital. she did not know that one day she might be a patient herself. that's what happened. last year, grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately, she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied her community and raised more than 40,000 for the fight against cancer. [ applause ] when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and nurses cheered. they loved her. they still love her. with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster that read, "last day of chemo." [ applause ] thank you very much, grace. you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room. thank you very much. many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decades. my budget will ask congress for $500 million over the next ten years to fund this critical life-saving research, to help support working parents, the time has come to pass school choice for america's children. [ applause ] i am also p

last year, grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately, she began radtion treatment. at the same time, she ralied her community and raised more an $40,000 for the fight against cancer. ( applause ) when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and nurses cheered. they loved her. they still loved her.h with tears inir eyes, as she hung up a poster that rea "last day of che." ( applause ) k you very much, grace you are a grenat ispiration to everyone in this room. thank you very much. many childhood canvcers he not seen new therapies in decades.ud myt will ask congress for $500 milli over the next 10 years to fund this critical life-saving research to help support working parents. the time has come to pass school choice for americans' children. ( applau ) i am also proud to be the first president to include in my budget a plan for nationwide paid faly leave so tt every new parent has the chance to nd with their newborn child. a( pplause ) there could be no greater contrast to the beautiful image of a mother holding her infant child than the chilling displays our

tonight -- chloË grace moretz, owner of the l.a.clippers, steve ballmer, and music from lauren daigle. and now, good news, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. appreciate it. welcome. very nice. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching, thank you for coming. thank you for everything. very kind. thank you for joining us on a, on a day when we are all, everyone in our country, year' all under the careful watch of mike pence today, because the president is out of the united states. donald trump is almost 8,000 miles away from us. [cheers and applause] he arrived in vietnam this morning, reporting for duty only about 50 years late. he's in hanoi. they are set to meet for a small dinner. i don't believe it. neither one of those two has ever eaten a small dinner. here we see kim jong un arriving in hanoi, which, as usual is surrounded by his joggers. can somebody get them some rollerblades? he's a smoker. there you see him puffing away. i like that even one of the most ruthless dictat

chattanooga and rosamond joins us and later in these volatile times what's an average investor to do john grace of investors. anish corporation has some helpful advice all that directly ahead but first let's have some headlines let's go. to a deal to avoid a u.s. government shutdown later this week has bipartisan agreement in congress and markets seem to be buoyed trading up for earlier in the day nearly two hundred points but president trump who torpedoed the last deal at the eleventh hour leading to the longest ever u.s. government shutdown has not yet signed off on the agreement so why might you ask our traders apparently optimistic and trading well traders trade that's what they do we like to think they are scary skillful and most of them are conducting super sophisticated trades but that's not always the case but here at boom bust we like to pull back the curtain and we don't we just like to do that we view it as part of our primary purpose traders trade because that's their job i mean if they aren't trading why are they being paid right so when there is news even news like this which seem

- [cheering and applause] hi, grace. [laughter] every birthday since she was 4, grace asked her friends to donate to st. jude children's hospital. she did not know that one daye she might be a patient herself. that is what happened. last year, grace was diagnosed with brain cancer. immediately, she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied her community and raised more than $40,000 for the fight against cancer. [cheering and applause] when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and >> when grace completed treatment last fall her doctors and nurses cheered, they loved her, they still love her, with tears in their eyes as she hung up a poster the red last day of chemo. [applause] >> thank you very much, you are great inspiration to everyone in this room, thank you very much. many childhood cancers of not seen new therapies in decades. my budget the last congress for $500 million to fund this critical life-saving research to help support working parents, the time has come to pass school choice for a

- hi, grace. ndery birthday since she was 4, grace asked her frto donate to st. jude's children's hospital.di shnot know that one day, she might be a patient, herself. that's what happened. last year, grace was diagnosed e with brain c immediately, she began radiation treatment. at the same time, she rallied her community and raised more than $40,000 for the fight against cancer. when grace completed treatment last fall, her doctors and nurses cheered. ey loved her. they still love her. with tears in their eyes, as she hung up a poster that read, mo "last day of c thank you very much, grace. you are a great inspiration to everyone in this room. rsank you very much. many childhood canave not seen new therapies idecades. my budget will ask congress for $500 million over the next 10 years to fund this critical life-saving research. to help support working parents, the time has come to phool choice for america's children. i'm also proud to be the first president to include in my budget a plan for nati

that we and all peoples this land may have graced and maintain those liberties and righteousness and peace. we commend your gracious care in keeping all the men and women of our armed forces, home and abroad, defend them by day with your grace. strengthen them in their trials and temptations, give them courage to face the perils which beset them and grant them a sense of your presence. amen. president trump: thank you very much, secretary. beautiful. thank you all for being here. before we begin we're thinking about certain things that we're just starting to look at. david bernhart as you know is going through the process of becoming secretary of interior from acting. done a fantastic job. i think he will continue and we look forward to that. we're thinking about doing on the fourth of july or thereabouts a parade, salute to america parade. t will be a gathering as opposed to a parade i guess you have to say. perhaps at the lincoln memorial. we're looking at sites. we're thinking about doing something which would become perhaps a tradition, salute to america on july 4 or july 4 weeke

[laughter] but there is a moment of grace when somebody tells you they see you.nd that is the work that you do, the work that you do when you educate, when you advocate, when you activate is that you spread grace. you give people a moment to know that they are not alone in their individual misery. this means something to me. i have a younger brother named walter. walter is a brilliant young man. he went to morehouse college, he is the fifth of the six of us there are six kids in my family. , but walter didn't finish morehouse college. i can talk about the litany of my siblings, one a college professor and v.p. of diversity. another is a federal judge, first black woman to be a federal judge in the history of georgia. another brother who is helping to run a homeless shelter for young people in the city of atlanta. my little sister who works for the cdc, she does evolutionary biology and systematics. i don't know what that is. [laughter] but we can't lose my brother walter in the litany of achievements my parents were able to create for us because my , brother is s