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i left her just like a another mom. >> so she really was a substitute mom in a lot of big things. >> she was. >> so, the sisters will never forget that awful day in june, 2003. emily, just 11 years old, found herself standing by the swimming pool. >> trish was floating in the shallow end of the pool, face found. >> a beach sandal floated on the water. mcgrath trish was dead. >> coming up -- the horror of losing one of their own. for emily and everyone else, the sunny life at angel's landing had changed in an instant. >> it was very traumatic. >> and later, there would mean more shocks in the story. mysterious accidents, dark threats involving the spirit world, and one seemingly demonic transformation. >> he wouldn't blink. he would get this terrible green. just looked evil. >> when dateline continues. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that si

your mom looks like a happy, wonderful mom. the center of your family. you said you talked to her about a disney dress for your daughter on wednesday? >> yeah. that the last text exchange i had with my mom. oh, my gosh, i remember the scarlet one. i found the dress online. it came back in stock. they have a size 4. the only sides left and i got it. it's in the mail. but a a bunch of emojis. she liked them. >> in terms of what you're hoping right now, obviously you hope she's going to be found alive. what are your -- any thoughts on her building? how long did she live there? any thoughts on how this happened? >> my mom and dad bought the apartment about two days after my daughter, scarlet, was born. that was 4 1/2 years ago. at first, it was a summer -- like a second home for them. when covid happened, you know, i work full time. the schools were not open. they were virtual. i needed help at home with my daughter and my mom was scarlet's teacher, her chauffeur. my mom and scarlet have a very close bond. the reason i'm leaving the beach and going back to m

my mom helps me a lot. i'm a working mom.hose to be in florida so she could help me with school, help me with pickups and drop offs and dinner and, you know, my mom has attended many play dates, dance classes, everything, everything you could possibly imagine. and so not only does my mom have a special bond with her, but the other kids that we hang out with, they love grandma judy. and everybody calls her grandma judy, and, you know, i don't even know how to begin to communicate what's happening. i don't even know. >> i wouldn't, i wouldn't know either, and i know that in addition to all the other things that she did for you, she would often be the one to get to school early. i'm always late to school pickup. she would be the one early to school pickup for your kids. >> my mom's job was to be a mom and grandma, you know. her job was her family, and she would get there an hour early consistently. you can ask anybody at the school. everybody knew her car. everybody knew her leggings. my mom is really skinny. she wears fun skinn

tell us first some things about your mom. >> my mom is the best person in the world. she is the most loving grandma. i'm in my kid's play room right now. you can see the barbie airplane, the tv, the closet full of stuff. i'm looking at the books, and it's like breaking my heart, because i know the books, the forefront are the ones that my mom either bought or the ones that my mom reads to my kids. i know it. like, gabby's doll house from netflix. like, it's a coloring book. i know all the pink-a-licious. i kids love that. they love when my mom reads that. >> tell us about the last text you had with her. >> the night of wednesday was ws i mean, it will remain in my heart forever regardless of the outcome. she said i love you and said oh, my god, i just remembered scarlet wanted this dress, and it's a disney dress. it's at target. it's a belle, like, sequin rose dress, and she bought the dress. it's in the mail, yay, i got it. she said i love you. she said i know you've been under a lot of stress. i love you so much. have a great night. i'll talk to you tomorrow. >> wha

. >> i did not shoot my mom! and i would never shoot my mom? >> two trials. >> every emotion hit. >> two verdicts. >> there are only two people who knew what happened that day and one of them is dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. >> too much to bear. >> it's just been hell on earth. >> hello, and welcome to "dateline". bill and shirley carter built a comfortable life and raised a family on a sprawling farm in america's heartland. as their golden years project, the couple fell into routine. daily coffee, work in the fields -- [inaudible] >> here's dennis murphy with "the farm". >> council bluffs, iowa, in a small courtroom, the new and final scene of a four-year-long drama was playing out. >> count one, murder in the first degree. the defendant did having malice and forethought woefully -- kill shirley -- >> [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> so much of the rhythm of life is set by the seasons -- [inaudible] >> so, that june morning in 2015, dawned with no particular romance. surely carter and her husband bill started the day a

how do you go for being a mom to now being a mom? i mean, in this episode of phone lines, we traveled to florida to investigate an agency with a record of blaming domestic violence victims for their abuse. and then taking winter children. ah me. for months i've been speaking to women across the state of florida, who tell me that despite its intention to protect children, the florida department of children and families is causing more harm than last year . the agency separated more than 3000 children because of domestic violence. in april, i met a group of women who gathered at the state capital to protest dcf sign over here to prevent child abuse of jo, because they're the ones that are causing and just come into your house without a warrant with that court order and take trial it is a level of grief, i don't know how to put into our webster, didn't design work for the i don't know who were supposed to be protecting here, but nobody's protecting us the, the abuse or needs to be held accountable. not the mother and not the children in

and i wanted to kim, on the machine mom, i missed nation mom in terms of the, i'm sure she was the bulb level to the computer for the model. what do i do go through what she and if a homo and we show what they call a different but that all of us that but that is from me soon the the, the that i wanted to know more about it when i get out that humble so i don't know how to get out of i live, but that's kind of odd with them because i don't know what's the loan loanable, gibbs up the phone. don't want them to be my problem vertically. modest though a bit on beyond that, how to get a 2nd mate, this is all this good. quite a bit. and then there is a 1000 bucks i guess, and then bought a couple minute gym shoes. you know, mark mark sounds a good one. it more for me as a son, mother, she gives me the max. not much but up for the one that he wanted to see when they're going to that can when they're going to be a valuable one. i mean, they might, if you don't have a, what is this is a process sort of for him. if it's all his fault that we're going to show, but she is similar, but the person is

that's how my mom was. my mom always was thoughtful and making sure scarlet had everything she needs and wanted. she was that mom and grandma. >> your mom and dad have been living here for several years. your two brother, i spoke to your two brothers yesterday. they are obviously, it's a terrific family. first of all, how is your dad and your two brothers doing? >> no one is doing well. my dad and my mom have like fairy tale marriage. >> your dad happened to be out of town. >> right. he was in california working. thank god for me, if i was going through this with two parents, i don't think i've been standing. for him, i think that he's also dealing with some survivor's guilt even though he does not want to talk about it. as the daughter, there's guilt and -- last night we had dinner together. we'll have dinner together tonight. he was like weeping in my arms. this is his best friend. my parents were very committed to each other. >> they were married for a long time. >> it would have been 39 years this comin

you know, his mom and my mom went to school together. known each other forever. his dad died. he found him this weekend. and he said, you know, i just -- i just -- i saw the text. and i talked to him just before air. and no day is promised. no time is promised. no moment is promised. and so, while we have each other here, we should love each other. spend as much time with each other. and figure out what is important in life. so i want him to know, because i know he is watching. arthur, your entire family, if you are watching, my hearts are with you. the service is going to be this weekend. my family will be here visiting me. so -- and i am going to hug them up and love them up, as much as possible. as much as i hugged up this weekend. and loved you, this weekend. thank you for showing up, at the house. and celebrating pride with me and my little family. >> we have every reason to be proud. for the diversity of who we are but, also, for how lucky i have been to have you in my life, as my friend. and you are going to celebrate your friend's father by loving your own family. and

i dad and i, my grandchild, my mom. this is, this is the letter of right to month to after the rest of these behind bars and his dear sir, i'm sure that by this point it has become apparent to you that i am not the murderer. and this is where he turns him on to ryan, as a potential suspect. when mon too went to find ryan to interview him, he tracks him down in a jail in mississippi where i think he was arrested for breaking into a woman's house. his story was so full of holes. i mean, you could have driven a truck through. he said that he was sleeping on the streets, you sleeping and carports. until march 10th, that he checked into a hollywood motel which is 12 miles away from our house at around 11 am. on thursday morning. i want to check in for a 3 hour member suddenly at 3 pm on morris tat 4 hours after my mom is killed and robbed. he has money, 2nd motel. ah ah, the 1st 9 months there was no improvement in the virus. it jumped out fully made. now that is a real sign of what's called gain a function, worked with and

my mom is she was very teaching and sharing. we loved each other. i would have put my own life on the line to try this. say, my mom's had i known anything like this was going to happen. and it was a day just like any other day went over to my parents house. normally when i went over my mom, which had on the, on the front porch to greet me and that day she didn't come to the door that was able to see her on the floor. and she had been stabbed and beaten, and left for dead. and i was freaking out right about the, you know, i was hysterical and i was yelling and screaming at the paramedics to hurry up and get her to the hospital. so the doctors could do something to save her life. and the police show called me and handcuffed me and put me in the car for my own safety, extensively. he called the authorities when something goes wrong, i mean, you call for help and you put your faith in them. i was calling the police. i want to go to the hospital to be with my mom screaming crying, you know? and he said, no, we have to go to ben as police department. the

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his mom and my mom went to school together. known each other forever. his dad died. he found him this weekend. he said i saw the text and talked to him just before air and no day is promised. no time is promised. no moment is promised. while we have each other here, we should love each other and spend as much time with each other and figure out what is important in life. i want him to know, author, your entire family if you're watching, my hearts are with you and the service will be this weekend. my family will be here visiting me and i'll hug them up and love them up as much as possible as much as i hugged you and loved you this weekend. thank you for showing up at the house and celebrating pride with me and my family. >> we have ever reason to be proud for the diversity of who we are and how lucky i've been to have you in my life as my friend and you are going to celebrate your friend's father by loving your own family and that's what i'm sure he would want. i love you d. lemon. >> i love you, too. get to the families in florida. thank you, sir. see you later. >>>

and my mom and so on. my share. and that cheating already gives lessons on the koran in his community in german. although that makes him unusual. in most mosques in germany, teaching, preaching and praying, takes place and turkish arabic. the moms come from abroad, but they also get much of that financing. but many muslim families have been in germany for generations. the younger ones prefer to speak and the cheating in german go the field once and then when i believe that we're at a turning point in the history of muslims in germany. the need for more german language teaching is growing. when i go into schools, i find that more and more young people prefer to speak german and they talk about their religion as folks lumens the ultimate. you don't see in the 1st day of school in public and safety and his fellow students over, they have a full program. it's an unusual group. she and so nice women and men, all learning together and exchanging ideas about german religious history. the college aims to create mo

tell us about your mom. >> my mom is a very independent woman, 80 years old, came from cuba, made herter, which she loved. and we were planning a trip after covid, she became 80 during covid, we're like, hey, mom, let's go to napa and the grandkids in august. she couldn't wait for that to happen. >> she's lived in this building for ten years? >> over ten years, yeah. >> has there been ever any indication of structural problems, did your mom ever complain about the building? >> she didn't complain about the building. she was complaining about a couple of things, there were some assessments and they were reviewing those assessments, whatever they were. i will say that when the other building beside it was being -- which is relatively new, was being built, she did complain of a lot of tremors and things being done to the other building that she sometimes was concerned, what may be happening to her building that might be putting it at risk as a result. >> but she loved living here and in this building. >> she loved the building, she loved the community. she had her group of friends at the

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and the dress is in the mail and i just want my mom to give it to her. >> my moms helps me a lot. i'm a working mom and during covid my mom choose to be if florida so she could help me with remote school, help me with pickups and dropoffs and dinner and my mom has attended many play dates, dance classes and everything. everything that you could possibly imagine. >> reporter: now jim and poppy, families are at a reunification center hoping for good news as firefighters as you could see behind me continuing to sift through the rubble. jim and poppy. >> rosa, thank you very much. i'm going to take it now. sanjay, i want to bring you in on this. as we've talked about the hours that have ticked by, now 30 plus hours after the collapse, what are you hearing? what are the chances of surviving in the rubble this long? >> i don't think anybody is willing to put a time frame on it at this point, kate. for obviously reasons. i think it is still a search and rescue mission. dy have a conversation with the medical examiner about that and that is still the mode in which they're operating. but a

barack obama: to visit with michelle's mom, to hug her and see her on her birthday. george bush: what i'm really looking forward to is going to opening day in texas ranger stadium with a full stadium. bill clinton: we've lost enough people, and we've suffered enough damage. george bush: in order to get rid of this pandemic, it's important for our fellow citizens to get vaccinated. jimmy carter: i'm getting vaccinated because we want this pandemic to end as soon as possible. barack obama: we urge you, get vaccinated when it's available to you. george bush: so roll up your sleeve and do your part. bill clinton: this is our shot. jimmy carter: now it's up to you. ♪ ♪ >>> okay. >> i like this segment. >> here is something about as wild as we can get. it's estimated that every year the average american eats between one to two pounds of insects. >> okay, so mostly that's in the form of bug parts in processed foods. but this morning we're hearing about people who eat whole insects on purpose, y'all. will ganss has more with this orkin man story. what's going on? >> that's w

my mom under water show i got moms phone in dial 911. i just remember that there are good and he had a nurse. i was want to shoot adams to me and oh, call me in erase to things are going to help you in a department of children and families. it sounds like what you're saying that for as bad as the abuse was nothing compared to what nothing. carmen's punishment was that he spent 21 minutes in jail and you've lost your kid. how do you go for being a mom to not being a mom? i mean, in this episode a fault lines. you travel to florida to investigate an agency with a record of blaming domestic violence victims for their abuse, and then taking away their children. ah, the me, for months i've been speaking to women across the state of florida, who tell me that despite its intention to protect children, the florida department of children and families is causing more harm than last year . the agency separated more than 3000 children because of domestic violence. in april, i met a group of women who gathered at the state capital to protest dcf. the

my mom does everything for me. i work full-time. my mom does pick up for me. my mom takes her to dance class. i have a younger daughter but she stays home with a nanny but when it's time for activities and the dance teacher tells me this morning that scarlet would say things are very hard. she would say, you can do it, scarlet. you're doing amazing. she's a very encouraging person. she's so loving. she's the ultimate grandma and she is the ultimate person. she's done so many great things. the response has been incredible. it's just -- sorry. i'm sure you can imagine my phone has not stopped ringing. text messages and facebook messages and instagram. my mom has touched so many people. >> that has to be at least somewhat rewarding to know your mom, her story is getting out there and so many people are thinking about her and embraing you as well. how are you doing now? when you just described your relationship with your mom and how she does everybody for your daughter, her granddaughter and how support ifr she is. this is hard. i love my mom so much, i can't imag

her mom is illiterate, and never had a chance to go to school. since she never stepped foot in school. seeing how far i have come let her know that she did something right in raising me. students know what it is like, school is not just the next step after high school. for them, college is liberation, it is freedom. >>> also in san jose, instruction is booming, but contractors are hurting big time for workers. many projects may not get done in time. they say it was bad enough that the pandemic delayed projects, or put them on hold. labor unions are stepping in, to help. >> we had people come in from los angeles, recently. when there is a shortage, we reach out, and we get people as far as canada or anywhere in the united states. >> if you weren't able to get your new california real id, the dmv is about to make it easier for you. people who received drivers licenses or basic id cards can now upgrade for free, through the end of the year, but you must visit a local office in person, and you have to provide two items that prove your identity, inclu

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. >> john: that mom, quisha king, she joins us. moms for liberty northeast florida division cochair. quisha, i saw that last week and i said we've got to get her on. what's the basis for your opposition to teaching critical race theory in schools. >> hi, john, thank you for having me on. the basis for critical race theory is the idea that the structure of america is rooted in racism and white's pharmacy and white privilege and that cannot be removed from america. and our history shows that that's not true. we have made progress, tremendous progress toward the more perfect union that our founders, founding fathers talk about in the constitution and other documents. critical race theory goes against that. it says we are inherently racist. there's nothing we can do about it and our children, our most precious resources are left to deal with just being in a state of oppressor or oppressed, that that same status cannot be removed from them and that's not how we move our society forward. >> john: supporters of critical race theory say th

but my mom took care of everything. the world. >> rachel, there's no such thing as a mother being too involved in your life. i can tell you my mom, she's about 20 feet away from me right now. i am thinking about you, your mom, your dad, your daughter scarlett. our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this really difficult time. and for you at home watching this, let's just take a quick pause to think about all of our families and all of those families out there like rachel's who are waiting for any news about their loved ones, holding out hope against all odds that they will get some good news. let's just take this moment to take a deep breath together. we'll be right back. rachel, thank you. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ to deliver our technology as-a-service. this is cynthia suarez, cfo of go-go foodco., an online food delivery service. business was steady, until... gogo-foodco. go

my friend's mom told me the other day, my mom always wrote her on every single anniversary. she's like my own brother didn't write me on my anniversary. that's the person my mom is. she keeps track of everything. she's always reaching out. we have a shared love of broadway. we have a lot of special plans together. it's hard. >> and she's the type of person that will handwrite you a letter for everything. >> she writes us mother's day cards and says i'm so lucky that you're my kids and i'm a mom and i'm also lucky to have you. but, really, we're the ones that are so lucky and we're the ones that have won the lottery. she sends us a handwritten note every mother's day. >> and that, i think, really shows who she is and how amazing she is. >> and have you or your dad visited the site of the collapse? >> we've been every day. i mean, we spent a lot of time in the press tent, we spent a lot of time walking around. we walked the boardwalk, so we saw it from behind. it's really horrifying. >> it's the worst thing you could ever see in your life. >> i know. i mean, i can just imagine

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do you ever worry that people like your mom more than you? >> no, i don't. star, stephen. >> stephen: well... >> if you talk to my mom, it's her show. >> stephen: i'm just saying, she's got a certain something here. >> yes. >> stephen: i mean, it's hard to beat moms. >> it is. it is. but you know what? i'm in a great position to be able to allow my mom to live out her dreams because this is what my mother always wanted to do as a kid growing up. she wanted to be a performer. she wanted to be an actor. >> stephen: really? >> yeah, but, unfortunately, she has no talent. you know, she put her dreams on hold of being an actor to raise an actor, not knowing she's doing that. i don't think she put her dreams on hold as an actor because, like i say, there's really no talent there, so she was kind of forced to raise me. >> stephen: we have that in common. my mom wanted to be an actress and she put her dreams on hold to raise eleven children and i was the last one. >> wow! >> the first time i got my head shots taken when i was a young actor in chicago, i brought them

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thank god she was with the mom that night, but the mom needs help, and we've set aside some money alreadyr save our support surfside.org site, and her mom's going get the help she needs, and the little girl's going to get the things she asked me for, which was a comfort puppy. >> ah. >> so, you know, listen. it's just -- you see this little girl. she's beautiful. she's kind. she's sweet, and you know what? she doesn't say a word. she sits there in silence and prays for her dad. >> listen, i can tell how much this meant to you. >> no. it's the face of this -- >> think what it meant to her. >> no. you know what? listen -- it's the face of this crisis. a little girl who's lost her dad. it's tragic. she hasn't locht her dad yet. i told her, we're going to do everything we can, but she's missing her dad. >> yeah. >> so -- you know. i'm hoping for a miracle. what, you know -- >> we could use one. >> we could use many. we're praying and hoping, mayor. >> i appreciate you being with us. i'm sure that girl appreciates it also. thank you for the work you're doing, my pleasure. >>> up next, a son's

and then my mom went missing for hours. my mom was missing.pand i was s worried about her.mes crawling from somewhere. she's holding on to banisters and doors. i'm like, mom, are you okay? she's like, yeah, yeah, i'm just -- i'm like, what happened? she goes, no, no, i'm just -- i've been hanging out with snoop dogg. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so my mom's with snoop dogg. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, how about that, that doesn't happen to everyone's mom, that's for sure. [ laughter ] >> i literally had to grab them both and then leave. come on, kids, we're going home now, fun is done. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the roles have reversed. let's get down to business. i know you can't say much about this movie, "black widow." what can you say about your character? >> she has really cool ponytails. >> jimmy: cool ponytails. >> that's what i can say. >> jimmy: she's a spy? we know that. >> she's a spy, she's an assass assassin, she's a sister figure to scarlet. she's pretty goby. she's good at butterfly knives. that was a trick that i was happy to learn. >> jimmy: okay. >> wh

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