darlene love said she is in completely shock and heartbroken over the sudden loss of her baby sister.d -- don cornelius called them extraordinary canaries on "soul train" way back when. i loved that phrase. >> i didn't know they were sisters. >> you wouldn't know because of their names. i did a story with darlene years -- >> i know the song but didn't know who sang it. >> honey -- remember those hits from back in the day? we'll miss her. tony? >> i've got a woman named brittany keech who went to the mailbox and found a piece of mail from 1920, october 29th, 1920. i'm happy to point out it is not a ballot. first i thought -- >> i was going to say -- >> a late ballot for warren harding but it is not. it is a postcards begins dear cousins, we are quite well, but mother has awful lame knees, and it's cold here. signed flossie burgess. so they are going to try to find the family that it was intended for. they think they might live in canada. the post office says what happens in a situation like this is sometimes they fall behind a machine or a crack in the floorboard, particularly a postca

darlene newsom says i miss unrentincomethe growing bobcat fire has sparked new evacuation orders done southern california. with flames racing down toward notable communities. flames and smoke of cast that orange glow across southern california. does that look familiar? is what we experienced last week to go residence in parts of the antelope valley had been told to get out now. with very little time to pack people describing what they can, there getting there important documents, the irreplaceable items. >> we packed early this morning and we got everything together, all of our valuables and things that we wanted to have come you know, paperwork and stuff like that. pictures. >> crews are mainly battling the flames with the air drops, that is to get a line around this fire. so far the wildfires scorched >>> despair was like we can't escape the smoke and flames when it was caught taking a little dip in the pool at a home in sierra madre. resident says he has seen several deer, coyotes, and bears recently, all trying to get away from the bobcat fire. that there is pretty smart, he has t

he and his wife, darlene, moved to costa rica a few years back for, uh -- i don't know why.eating beans, fighting malaria, drinking water people bathe in? this. this is when you sound racist! you come to town and you don't tell me? i ought to punch you in the neck, -you son of a bitch. -jay! i want to kick you in the knee, you stupid idiot! that might not be a thing. you're a terrible best friend. don't yell at me. i'm only here a couple of days. it was last-minute. i was gonna call. this joe? you're huge. eh, i can be bigger.

darlene in washington, a supporter of president trump. caller: thank you to c-span. thatlly do appreciate trump was a voice in this. anybody that was watching china, we were already scared and being in washington we had that first case here which put us on alert and i think we are at a 1% infection rate and it is good here. [camera shutters] rep. pelosi: good morning, everyone. beautifule from the -- excuse me -- beautiful service we had. never forget. tomorrow is 9/11. can you believe it's 19 years since that terrible tragedy affected our country? 10:03 we had a remembrance for those who died in the plane crash in shanksville, pennsylvania. actually the date is tomorrow, but so many people wanted to be on site on the day of so we have -- we had a few of us there at the invitation of the flight attendants where they read the list of people who had died. at 8:46f the flights atrican airlines flight 11, 9:0 three united airlines flight 175, first was the north tower, second the south tower, 9:37 the , american airlines flight 77 entered the pentagon. 10:03 united airli

darlene in washington, a supporter of president trump. caller: thank you to c-span.hatlly do appreciate trump was a voice in this. anybody that was watching china, we were already scared and being in washington we had that first case here which put us on alert and i think we are at a 1% infection rate and it is good here. [camera shutters] rep. pelosi: good morning, everyone. beautifule from the -- excuse me -- beautiful servic

last wish dictate in a statement to her granddaughter that she very placed by the next president darlenechinoy reporting there for us from washington well one of those films promises as he won the 2016 election was the get tough on illegal immigration a part of that involved expanding the powers of ice the immigration and customs enforcement you do have use all over salad reports of one man who's lived for years under threat of deportation by ice. when it drizzles camero arrives on the soccer field he knows it could be one of his last matches on american soil. he came here 20 years ago was a young boy from guinea west africa who made friends real to life but he could be deported back to africa any time soon. in some ways a whole life on the nile side or even been here for 20 years you know obviously related to the culture language own customs union the however because there isn't a green card or so. the ship connel passport best says i am an american i feel like i'm outside of there instead of being an american. dresser lives in pueblo a small town in colorado a couple he met a church ha

and make them federal employees and i don't care if they get pensions or whatever but -- >> host: darlene in washington. don't we have a for service right now? >> guest: we do have a forest service. it's not a matter of not knowing how to manage the forest and clean it up, as you say but having permission to do it. if you have permission to do it you would not have to hire more federal employees because there would be private businesses that would spring up and be glad to go to the work and provide good jobs in rural areas and again it is not because we don't know how to do that or people would not be willing to do that and we have great technology that requires some skilled labor to go in and do these logging activities and forest management activity but it simply cannot get lega' permission to do it. it is the core system and congress' failure to direct clear policy tying the hands of the people that would love to do this work. >> host: tim out of griffith, indiana. democrats. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i may be have a stupid question but we build a pipeline acrossel the sta

a lot of humans danny boy the entire world must redesign a new refugee concept this is appalling darlene this is very sad and discussing it these people believing that they were going to go somewhere that they could live freely this is unbelievable so just after the fire had destroyed the movie at camp which for the p.s.a. was a horrible campaign it way. this is what the premise of family is that yes even then we give a shit what the what the prints agree said and that you can come right off the back of that i'm wondering if we're seeing these concrete actions that he said that he would provide all right so here i am right here on my laptop as soon as the damage is a fully assessed and a full coordination of the european commission we will undertake concrete and mischa tips approach remains the health and safety of the island's residents as well as all the migrants and refugees that was the un to take you from the prime minister of ritz eva go ahead. well i don't know about concrete initiatives just as we talk of the government has he nishi a procedure to shut down why no they won't be a

darlene was supposed to retire from her job at lap core the day before she died. johnny was an army veteran. and they're survived by three children, nine grandchildren. her son says the family feels cheated. can't blame them, right? quote, the message that our family would like to convey is that covid is real. it's not hoax or a joke. our parents took the proper precautions and tragically contracted the virus. they both had preexisting conditions. these didn't kill my parents. covid-19 did. my parents weren't just a blessing for me, my brother, sister, our spouses and our children. they were a blessing to every person that met them. my mom had the most beautiful soul of everyone you met. i'm not sure if my dad ever met a stranger. he could strike up a conversation with anyone and make them smile. he coached youth sports and without them, the world got a bit more gloomy. and sadly, there is no end in sight as we head to the fall. we're back in a moment. who is usaa made for? it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving n

but a heat lamp or a fire pit may not be enough to convince people like darlene connors of walnut creek to eat a five-course meal in the cold. >> i might have coffee. or a glass of wine. i'm not for sure that i would dine. i don't like cold food. >> marin, napa and santa cruz counties are allowing limited indoor dining. but that's not the case for restaurants in the east bay. eric zang is praying that contra st a county's covid-19 infection rate plummet to the point that health officials allow m tohi welcome some of its customers inside. >> everybody worry about that. no good solution because if it's the rainy season, nobody can sit outside. >> reporter: melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> are we in for a cool fall or will fire season keep things warmer than usual? jeff ranieri is here. jeff, we've had a lot of fire this season. we know it's been warm. what can we expect heading into fall? >> well, going over the data, we do look to have potentially some above average temperatures as we head through october, november, december. good news on that front. but look, we've also got to g

among them, darlene and johnny lee from north carolina, married 48 years, killed by covid within minutesf each other holding hands. >> the idea of 200,000 deaths is really very sobering and in some respects stunning. >> reporter: only heart disease and cancer will kill more americans this year. and this bears repeating over and over. the u.s. accounts for a little over 4% of the world's population. but a little over 20% of the world's covid-19 deaths. and it's far from over. >> we are entering into a risk period. >> reporter: today is the first day of fall. it was october that proved the deadliest month for the 1918 flu pandemic. >> i'd like to see us go into that at such a low level that when you have the inevitable cases, you can handle them. >> reporter: but we're not. nationwide, over 50,000 new covid-19 cases logged yesterday. might be a blip, probably not. average daily deaths are now rising in 20 states. average daily case counts are now rising in 24. >> masks work. physical distancing works. avoiding crowds work. that is the fact. >> reporter: this is not just a disease of the el

among them darlene and johnny lee peoples from north carolina, married 48 years, killed by covid within minutes of each other holding hands. >> the idea of 200,000 deaths is really very soeb ring and in some respects stunning. >> reporter: only heart disease and cancer will kill more americans this year, and this bears repeating over and over. the u.s. accounts for a little over 4% of the world's population, but a little over 20% of the world's covid-19 deaths. and it's far from over. >> we are entering sbinto a ris period. >> reporter: today is the fist day of fall. it was october that proved the deadliest month for the 1918 flu pandemic. >> i would like to see us go into that at such a low level that when you have the inevitable cases you can handle them. >> reporter: but we're not. nationwide over 50,000 new covid-19 cases logged yesterday. might be a blip. probably not. average daily deaths are rising in 20 states. average daily case counts are rising in 24. >> masks work. physical distancing works. avoiding crowds work. that is the fact. >> reporter: but as we try to fight this vir

. >> in 1991, the hometown hero started dating another local standout named darlene weber. dar, as she was known, had a personality as big as her smile. >> the first time i saw her, she was playing softball, of course, and she had on these lime green rec specs, so she looked a little funny. but when she took them off, i thought she was beautiful. >> it was a classic case of opposites attracting. >> i think we both went into the relationship knowing that we really loved spending time with one another. >> tom was the laid-back, easy-going type. dar an elementary school teacher was more type a, and she didn't hide what she was thinking. >> she had opinions, and she'd let those be known. it's one of the reasons i loved her. i still love her today. >> still, when dar's sisters, la donna, lynn and marla learned that dar and tom intended to marry, they were left scratching their heads. >> my famous saying was, there's got to be something wrong with tom for him to stay with dar. >> because you couldn't do it. >> no. >> no. >> you couldn't be around somebody who was, what, that much

positive for the virus and passed away last month. 67-year-old johnny lee peoples and 65-year-old kathy darlenees were married for 48 years. the north carolina couple died within four minutes of each other while holding hands in the hospital last week. their son, shane, says he feels cheated. dr. rebecca shadowin was an infectious disease disease specialist in bowling greens, kentucky. she died on september 11th after a four-month battle with the virus. before she got sick, she was involved in trials for the national institutes of health to develop treatments for coronavirus. we'll be right back. ♪ i do what i want when i want it i'm a celebrate ♪ ♪ this feeling watch me while i break the ceiling ♪ ♪ yeah i do it right cuz i'm a diamond... ♪ did you know that you can shop online with a virtual consultant? ask about special financing with the diamond credit card. ask about special financing and as i look toward 65, hi, i'm dorothy hamill. i know i want medicare coverage that can help me stay active. like aetna medicare that takes a total, connected approach to my health. aetna medicare. keep doi

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coronavirus was coming to an end, hospital staff moved 67-year-old johnny lee peoples and 65-year-old cathy darlenehey had been together since they were teenagers, and 48 years of love and marriage later, it sadly seemed inevitable. this is going to be time to say goodbye. according to their joint obituary, johnny had been in the army, a sergeant, before having a career with the states department of corrections. cathy was a teacher's assistance, and a lab tech nick. he loved coaching sports and playing music. she loved playing cards and listening to music. but for both of them, family was their pride and it was their joy. their son described the pair as a blessing to whomever they met. and they were certainly a blessing to each other. especially in those final moments. they lived together, hand in hand, and according to wbtv, that's how they died, too. in the same hospital room, within four minutes of each other, hand in hand. we'll be right back. ♪ everyday it's a-getting closer♪ ♪ going faster than a rollercoaster ♪ ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey [music playing] ♪

darlene, waiting out of washington. did i get that right? caller: good morning.alifornia, 1960 to 1994, i lived there. the way that i described to the california weather to people is sun, wind, fire. that's all we experience, sun, wind, and fire. it happened every year because of the el niÑo. we took a trip and went through yosemite. because of a beaver -- beetle harvesting on the trees, there were so many dead trees. there was a lot of logging going on, they were leaving the tinder and pulling the healthy trees. i talked to people the other day, i asked why doesn't the federal government establish a body where they hire people? i'm not talking about presidents. that's a whole -- prisoners, there's a whole set of problems with prisoners in the forest. why doesn't the federal government hire people? you know,ople start, federal employees to go out on these dead floors and pickup what's lying on these forest floors? to clean them out? and then cut down the trees that are dead from these more healthy trees? and then continue the logging? but at least make the forest

science and tech to be fully vetted by the board and in advance and in your decision so earlier today, darlene began to poll the board on another ic meeting on either october 28th n november 18th, that will determine whether asset allocation is recommended to the board the night of the november or the december board meeting. and it will be a great second ic meeting and we'll have three presenters amongst our very top performers across the life science digital transformation and software space. it will be a great meeting. with that, i'll pause and turn it over to the board. >> thank you for your report and i would like to welcome adrian as well. welcome, adrian. we're happy you joined us. any questions? this is a discussion item. no questions? thank you mr. coker. we're called for public comment at this time. >> thank you, do we have any callers? press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderators, are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. president bridges. >> yes, madam secretary. can yo