andy we celebrate fathers take a look at supporting fathers. we begin byou introducing to a father and son. two men whose trials and experiences have helped to strengthen their bond. joining us now are eric weaver sr. who is chairman of the national association for the advancement, a rng citizen. joining us is his 29-year-old son, eric weaver jr. thank you both so much for being with us on a day like this. it's a special day. you actually get to start it together with us. the story behind the reason is a rather extraordinary story. you were incarcerated at the age of 18. tell us about that time in your life. >> well, it was a time d.c. the crack epidemic had just and me being young and chasing the money and all the glamour of what was going on ended up getting incarcerated. they had my criminal behavior. >> eric junior, you were born while your dad wasn prison. what was it like for you gwing up without him being around? >> it was difficult at times now that i can reflect to things could have been different. i still had guys with certain things

without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the international community. a sense that somehow what he had in a fight is passing national aspirations had to be achieved so he put the palestinian movement on the world stage and he also unified the palestinians in a way that no other leader had i think what's happened since he has died. should tell us something about how central he was to the palestinian map and you know it's ironic that. even some of those who were most critical of arafat's among palestinians during his final days. are the most eager to to to to rally behind his name than his picture in his flag today. today the palestine liberation organization is no longer the force it once was. the emergence of new groups such as hamas has eroded support for the tra

a great american hero. he is also an absolutely incredible father. we had a magic relationship. i don't know how he somehow pulled off being the kind of politician in american he was, and also the same time being such an amazing father. he instilled in me the belief i think this award represents, liberty and justice for all. i am grateful to be here representing him. i really wish he could be here. i hope this is a hopeful night, optimism and coming together for america, we are living in such an intensely divided and ugly times. i hope tonight it can be a representation, like we saw in those leathers -- letters between my grandmother and your father, but americans are still living in the same values as a country. i am deeply touched. i father and mother are deeply touched as well. thank you so much for having me. i look forward to speaking with rick davis, who i know very well, even if no one else in the room does. thank you. >>> ladies and gentlemen, will be welcome to the stage rick davis. he will engage in the conversation with megan mccain. >> i said that rick davis is my fat

a code. the very first letter that my father wrote home was to his wife. and then shortly after that, the same day he wrote a letter to his mom and dad. now, the letter he is trying to , convince his mother not to worry. he is going through the interrogations. bright spotlight questions of death. in the letter, he is trying to make sure that she is aware that he is ok and being treated better than he expected. so i will read this first letter to you that my dad wrote from moscow. his first letter to his mom and dad dated 26 may of 1960. "dear mom and dad, i was told i could write a letter to you and barbara. i have finished the letter to barbara and i am writing to you. i sincerely hope you are both well. i was very worried about how the news would affect you. mom, please take care of yourself and you can believe me when i say i am being treated better than i expected to be. i get more than enough to eat and plenty of sleep. i have been furnished books to read and i get to walk in the fresh air every day that it does not rain. so you see, there is no need t

russian spy said basically a father and his two to you here were also poisoned fine of a chalk. north korea has condemned a u.s. delegation for its handling of the latest round of high level denuclearization talks between the two countries yung chang criticized the americans attitude and suggested officials made too many to moms i was a u.s. secretary of state might pay or had hailed what he called progress at the meeting in pyongyang. in japan at least fifty one people are dead amid record flooding dozens more are reported missing a week of heavy downpours has triggered landslides and calls rivers to burst their banks across western parts of the country over a million people have been evacuated and for cost predict even more rain. thousands of syrians are returning home to the southern province of durai a russian brokered ceasefire between the government and rebels the deal was reached after weeks of bombardment by russian backed syrian forces there are seen as the cradle of the uprising this fox syria's seven years civil war the regime offensive has displaced more than three h

father uses a homemade harness to drag the seal home. ther made it from cloth from the trading post. father got his rifle and cartridges at the trading post. too.st, [wind blowing] like most eskimo villages, ours oint hope is close to the ocean. although in the summer, we have many hours of daylight, from november to february, we don't see the sun at all. it is already so cold. but no matter how cold it is out the door, our home is always comfortable. for cooking, mother uses an iron stove bought from the trading post. the stove heats our house. we use driftwood when we can find it, but most of our meals are cooked over a fire of seal fat. makeis called blubber and s a very hot fire. we eat lots of raw fish. when fish are frozen, we let them thaw, so the skin will come off easily. explorers who come to the arctic have grown to like our meals of raw fish. it is our custom to dip the fish in seal oil. the combination of fish and oil gives us some of the vitamins we need. most of the wood we have is found drifting in the ocean, for trees can

if you want to talk about campaigns, they are often a reflection of the candidate. i father'spaign was nicknamed the pirate ship. i remember talking to a campaign on the romney campaign and they were like, it's nothing like the whiskey drinking, rowdy playing that your dad had. i like that about him. it is not going to happen anymore. politicians are so scared of every tweet and photo, someone tweeted me a picture of my dad playing crops. they said are you proud of this? i said of course i am proud. can he not take a load off, it is america. one of the things central to his story is the surface of it not. he was shot down and captured by the vietnamese and spent 5.5 years in hanoi hilton prison camp in vietnam. two years of which were spent in solitary confinement. how did that shape him? how did that experience of being a prisoner of work shape him? meghan: rick: he doesn't talk much about vietnam. he has moved on. i think he moved on literally theday the plane arrived in philippines. when i first got to know him come he never talked about it. you would think that would be fu

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with a little plastic dog that he also brought home. my father was able to bring home a few items. they did not allow him to come home with rubles. they were illegal to take out of the country. he took him the day before went to east germany to spend his rubles. he brought a few items home for family and friends. it --e the mobile exhibit exhibit that i take around the country. air command and aerospace museum in omaha, nebraska starting to ninth of this year in 2018. if you're interested you can go see it. it was displayed here for the 50th anniversary back in 2010. a very big thank you to the of culture.ry to the virginia historical society to have me a part of this series. i would be glad to open us up for q&a. thank you very much. [applause] mr. powers: what i think we have to do is wait for the gentleman to come around at the microphone. if you have a question, raise your hand and he will get to you as soon as he can. >> thank you for a very interesting discussion. our government knew about the capability of soviets shooting down the plane?

. >>> a tragic explosion claims the life of a volunteer firefighter, a husband and father who rushed to save others. >> i feel like it's not real, that he's just at the fire station or at the bar and that he'll be home tonight. >> tonight a community in mourning. >>> a new controversy swirling out the fou founder of papa johns. what the man said in front of an empire said. >>> the joy and crushing pain of defeat as world cup fever captivates fans across the globe. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. president trump took america's european allies to task at the start of today's gathering of nato leaders in belgium lecturing them over the amounts they pay for military defense but it was germany the president saved the most pointed remarks that seemed to be prime for the tv cameras, accusing germany of being captive to russia. the president's combative tone threatening to strain long-standing relationships days before the meeting with vladimir putin. hallie jackson is traveling with the president. hallie, goo

. >> a father w recently emigrated from a 19-year-old man tried to rob a star. officers arrested the suspect in minutes. >> they confront him. i will tell you that, he did resist. twoefficers w able to eventually take him intocustod custody. >> friends say she a was hard worker. he had two jobs on a 5-year-old daughter. member of the community risedne y for his funeral and his family. happening t ining today,il mary start looking at provisional r lots. one of those is the race for montgomery executive. a partial tie. >>> a woman set off a security scare at the statue of labt.cl shbed on to protest the praise of children fromheir parents. once they reached re, she fused to come down. >> she wasn't happy with us we took the time to get her with us. that look a while. >> that rescue took three hours. they helped her to safety. there was a separate immigration protest goingnen . >>> boo here at home, the annapolis community. >> staffers from the newspaper walked in the parade, carrying a banner. cheers echoes through the parade route. many visitors also bringing bal

she got the idea to borrow a wedding dress and have a father/daughter dance that day. this was just a moment she wanted to have for the eventual wedding she would some day have and she selected daughters by john mayer as the song they danced too ♪ i know a girl >> he grabs his land and slowly starts getting up because nothing is going to stop him from having that father/daughter dance. >> i can't imagine being her dad, staring into the face of your own mortality, but having such a joyous moment. my head can't comprehend the amount of emotion here. >> did she show this video at her wedding? >> she did. she had her first dance. she had just reconnected with the man that would some years later become her husband. you see that the family are there recording and documenting this very special moment and eventually he does become very weak and his family has to help him sit back down but you know just how incredibly special this moment was. >> the fact that he passed the next day makes me feel like he got everything he wanted and needed out of it. >> after you lose a parent, h

a woman to run for office. i was talking to elizabeth dole. to manage her campaign. her fatherled me up and said i want to talk to you about running my campaign. he said, you don't understand, we will have a blast. long story short, i decided to join the mccain campaign and we had more fun than you are supposed to be allowed to our a presidential campaign. mark: i will come back to the 2000 campaign. and talk about 2008 as well. your dad is an icon and the american hero. what do we not know about him? meghan: he is really fun. i think that is missed a lot sometime. he likes to have a good time. he taught me at a young age how to play blackjack and poker and he likes to drink vodka. he just really loves life and he really loves, almost to his detriment, he loves to he surrounded by friends. he does not like to be alone. he likes being surrounded by a community of people. he enjoys everything. enjoys grilling and talking to people he loves. he gets great joy out of the simple things in life. he is a lot more rowdy and fun than people may realize. if you want to talk about campaig

vonne does that to you all please also but he's got about done i'm to companies that come to be as a father in for been a huge anon on you and you towson's honest looking does offer this or custer spirit you don't own can all be from on meds i'm also much feared as posh b. and as a missed him yes and kind of the oldies five does exist on those five drawn to whom you and intends even comes often tossers often under again this is. the oboe gets all the best shoes i must say well how many music is obviously opera so we are creating our own little opera production within just eight or nine players and of course every oprah has its leading lady and yeah i get to be the leading lady yes sorry about that. the obit does get the most tunes out a bit with the clarinet and then if you need sort of. comic grandpa guess who gets . the bassoon but i ope magine harmony music is really tiring for you for the oboes and the clarinet especially because in an orchestra you know we have a few bars rest but if you play all the time that's true it is tiring it's physically very tiring but it's also very exciting

. >>> still ahead here tonight, caught on camera, a father killed in a parking lot confrontation but the shooter not facing charges under a controversial law. we'll be right back. >>> we're back with the uproar over a deadly confrontation in a convenience store parking lot. a father fatally shot in front of his family and the incident caught on surveillance camera. but the shooter is currently not facing charges under florida's controversial stand your ground law. nbc's tammy leitner is there. >> reporter: in this surveillance video an argument over a handicap parking spot turned deadly. >> he was just trying to protect us. >> reporter: 28-year-old markeis mcglockton who is black went into the store to buy snacks for his kids and michael drejka confronted the woman. while she sat in the car. jacobs said he came to the defense, shoving him to the ground. he pulled a gun and shot the unarmed father of three. >> he felt after being slammed to the ground that the next thing was he was going to be further attacked. >> reporter: drejka who has a permit to carry a concealed weapon was not a

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he's like a father to me. >> just make sure nothing happens to him. >> that character in that show wast came after it including one that i worked on. >> you know what i want, tony? i want those kids to have a father. >> they got one, this one, me. tony soprano. and all that comes with it. >> oh, you prick. >> because of the qualities of the shows in the '90s, actors no longer started to look down on television. >> what i did do to besides deliver the south? >> you shouldn't have made me big. >> they were really making a new mark. >> once we started making the kinds of shows that we were making, in the '90s, you couldn't shut the door on them. >> everybody was watching them. there was that sense from earlier tv but shows that were reaching higher and farther per and they were great. fnchs it parents spend less time worrying on what is going on in the kids live. >> i think parnlts get offended by television bus they rely it on a sole educator for their kids. >> totally, dude. good point, man. >> quick, jump through the window! >> oh! >> ah! >>> the countdown to helsinki. the u.s. preside

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i want those kids to have a father. >> they got one, this one, me. tony soprano. lity, actors felt there was no longer a comedown to go on television. audiences looked to television for what they had only found before in feature film. >> what have i ever done to you except deliver the south? >> you shouldn't have made me beg. >> network dramas became very innovative. they were making a new mark. >> once we started making the kinds of shows that we were making in the '90s, you couldn't shut the door on them. >> get me out. >> some of my favorite shows of all time aired in that decade. there was still that communal sense from the earlier decades of tv. but it was being applied to shows that were reaching higher and farther and they were great. >> damn it! you know, i think if parents would spend less time worrying about what their kids watched on tv and more on what was going on in their kids' lives, they would be in a better place. >>> television on! >> while it's tempting to play it safe, the more we're willing to risk, the more alive we are. in the end, what we re

>> he deserves a better legacy than the boy whose father intended to kill him. son? how does that protect his memory? >> a powerful reminder for every parent. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching. for david muir and all of us here at abc news, good night. >>> breaking news, a new brush fire just broke out and homes already going up in

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a parking space turns physical, then deadly. >> that was my high school sweetheart. and it hurts so bad. >> this fatherying in front of his son. the shooter protected by the stand your ground law. the controversial policy that let the shooter walk free. >>> plus, protecting a predator? over 50 women accusing a long-time usc campus gynecologist of sexual assault. >> he practically rammed his fingers inside of me. >> allegedly taking nude photos and making lewd remarks during exams. >> i felt extremely stupid and embarrass embarrassed. >> now joining together to take on their alleged abuser and the prestigious university they say turned a blind eye for decades. >>> and what the fluff? the video challenge catching fire online. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> n >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, a horrifying killing playing out on security camera footage. a parking lot confrontation ends in the death of a father in front of his three children. and the man who instigated the confrontation is walking away uncharged. protected by the controversial stand your ground law that some say is standi

eskimos were not good hunters, we would all start to to death.tarve father uses a homemade harness tog the seal home. father got his rifle and cartridges at the trading post. like most eskimo villages, ours is close to the ocean. although in the summer we have many hours of daylight, from november to february we don't see the sun at all. it is already so cold, it is frozen on the short track home. but no matter how cold it is at the door, our home is always comfortable. for cooking, mother uses an iron stove bought from the trading post. the stove heats our house. we use driftwood when we can but most of our meals are cooked over a fire of blubber. we eat lots of raw fish. when fish are frozen, we let them thought so the steam will come -- so the skin will come off easily. it is our custom to bake the fish in seal oil. of fish and oil gives us some of the vitamins we need. most of the wood we have is ford drifting in the ocean, trees cannot grow in our land of snow and ice. my father uses his open boat. he also has a boat called a kayak, which is covered. are made ofboats skins stretc

all i know basically is also good he's got about done i'm to companies that come to us to be as a father in for been it's a non issue and he towson's honest look in his fin does offer does ok you don't own good i'll be firm on meds and i'm also much beard as posh b. and as a missed him yes i'm kind of the audience five does exist on those five drawn to him interns even kunz oftentimes there's often wondered again this is. i am i am. the oboe get all the best choose i must say well harmony music is obviously opera so we are creating our own little opera production within just eight or nine players and of course every opera house its leading lady and i get to be the leading lady here sorry about that. but does get the most tunes shares them out a bit with the clarinet and then if you need sort of a comic ground path guess who gets the bassoon the bassoon but i owed madge and harmony music is really tiring for you for the oboes and the clarinet especially because in an orchestra you know we have a few bars rest but if you play all the time that's true it is tiring it's physically very tirin

on a father died in a paris hospital calls on. the palestinians claimed he was poisoned. the israelis protested their innocence. didn't. claim just that if you have turned. away i'm going to say. about time for the president on a fact. he was on my corner in the process of the worst. it was not only a concept i was aleppo nation of the heart of it. off all the all prospered throughout the log. on top side not our ups and our lures and none of that stuff and thinking is that great go or are those off fighting against oppression. will regret. and that we're careful our conduct says. and add up if i don't want to be like. i. want to same for thing the way the world stood by and watched while out of fact was treated that way in the last years of his life it's absolutely shameful . following out of pat's death mahmoud abbas was elected president of the palestinian authority but he lacked the power base and hold over palestinian politics that on a fact had to stop which. soon face the challenge to his all for the from hamas the islamic movement which now commanded the loyalty o

you don't you know arms to be there you don't mean arms to listen you don't need arms to be a father at all unfortunately too many fathers that have wives don't realize that. they were forget that that's true you just have to be there for him. and that surprised me. the tears i don't i'm not sad i'm just. as big he was a little that. i miss that little boy sometimes but that's not how life works right now is a normal regular person he's got the same regular personalities nothing really wrong about it and you just have to. to step to knowing you can't just judging by the way he looks at what he brings and what he gives as much more so than anything or could bring you know he he gives great you know fatherly advice is a great role model is a great person. and that's all you can ask. louise mason had been a single mother for ten years when she received a christmas card from an old boyfriend i've heard that louis haven't been very well and trying to a christmas card and calm down and read aloud i think the spark reignited if the best way to describe it he kissed me goodbye and butterflies

after a father of three was found dead in a park last friday... initially.. police didn't say it was foul play.. but tonight they have arrested his co-worker. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to police.. and the victim's family. 54 year old raynard hyde was found dead in a park close to his work place.. on friday. from what police could tell.. he just had a bloody nose. captain wahid kazem/santa clara police deptour initial information or observation at the scene was that there was no obvious trauma. and by obvious trauma im talking about clear cut gun shot wound, or a proverbial knife sticking out of the back. however our invsetigators were not comfortable with what they were seeing at the scene. and they continue that investigaton through that night which is friday night, through the weekend and finally culminated to the point where we made an arrest yesterday.hyde was a well-liked butcher at this santa clara safeway.police say.. initially they didn't suspect foul play but then learned hyde was with a coworker in the time leading up to his death. this man...

images of a father, a son, brother, a husband, an uncle.raduations, weddings, silly moments. grandkids, great grandkids. brood every growing, his love extraordinary life and partner, who 50 years after his passing still wears her wedding ring. [ applause ] a family who strives every day to make him proud. those images accumulate here today. of john lewis, a brother and mentor. of emma gonzalez and her army of young activists. such fearly stewards of a future my grandfather imagined and summoned us to. for robert f. kennedy, this was the measure of a life well lived. people. a human connection. touch, the look, the moment between strangers, friends, we leave aside expectation and ego and acknowledge each other's worth and wisdom. we pause and see each other. when we look past color or creed or class and recognize a humanity we all share. our imperfection, our contradiction, our hope for something. for a truer, kinder tomorrow. that humanity anchored my grandfather. carried him from the field, farm workers to the hollows of apalacia, from the

a father and son who didn't make it. mother and daughter in shock. >> he told me he loved me, and he was going to take care of the kids. >> morgan: demands for charges after a man is killed and what a florida sheriff calls a "stand your ground" shooting. former trump campaign adviser carter page insists he was never an agent of a foreign power, but newly released f.b.i. documents allege the opposite. >> this is so ridiculous. it's just beyond words. >> morgan: and israeli troops swoop in to syria to evacuate war zone rescuers known as "the white helmets." >> morgan: good evening, and thanks a lot for joining us. i'm demarco morgan. a 28-year-old man is in custody after a deadly shootout with police at a trader joe's. los angeles police say the gunman shot his grandmother and wounded a young woman before taking hostages at gunpoint inside the supermarket. the manager of the store was killed in the shootout. brave employees helped coworkers and shoppers escape. and millions, including president trump, watched the saturday n

without a father of lost control of gaza the way. it's hard to believe that he would have for one simple reason that was an icon he lost a lot of support among palestinians i felt it even as time went by but he was an icon because he put the palestinian issue on the national the international map he established for the international community. a sense that somehow what he had in a fight as policy national aspirations had to be achieved so he put the palestinian movement on the world stage and he also unified the palestinians in a way that no other leader had i think what's happened since he has died. should tell us something about how central he was to the palestinian map and you know it's ironic that. even some of those who were most critical of our fight among palestinians during his final days. are the most eager to to to to rally behind his name in his picture in his flag today. today the palestine liberation organization is no longer the force it once was. the emergence of new groups such as hamas has eroded support for the tradi

a father goes to war and comes back with another woman's child. his wife doesn't accept the new daughter, who's branded a witch and thrown out. all these children have suffered similar traumas, including alice, who plays the angry mother. alice: we don't want parents to accuse their children. they should be there for them, love them and listen to them. reporter: that's what the 14-year-old tells the therapist as she shares her story. alice believes she's aitch because her aunt died in an accident. mapenzi comforts her as best she can and promises to help. it can be a lonely struggle. therese: actually, we usually feel that the wars want us to suffer. so people talk so much about it's as if we are in this country but we don't do anything to change the situation. reporter: but the trauma therapist is doing something. with her help, children who've been ostracized by a broken society are learning to dance again. therese mema mapenzi and others like her are trying to create moments of peace, even amidst the horrors of war. host: education can offer chi

a father turns himself in. new reaction tonight from neighbors about the incident that started it all. >> high school students with life-threatening injuries after their suv slammed into. >> a tree. s >> apple respoo someone's claim that her iphone burned her skin. >> news4 at ta11:00s now. >> there are new questions tonight about an amber alert that went on f hours in maryland today involving a father and his two ildren. >> it starred in gaithersburg where dwight perry stabbed his girlfriend, police say. they were concerned about the kids' safety but perry did not have the two the with him when turned himself in at a prince george's county firehouse. tryie vincent is there to to sort this out for you. >> reporter: when perry walked into the station to inquire er about the a alert, he did not have the children with him. turned out he had left them with babyitters. images from chopper 4 showed his blue toyota camry par ad at volunteer fire station in prince george's county shortly after he walked into the station

very scared but he left it all up to the coach to listen to the coach very well because just like a father figure to them and now of course they're a very very compact and very close steve it's like the family of each other now they're like siblings and coaches sort of like a father figure to them so it's an amazing fan now that we could finally hear from them directly and and said it's it's interesting isn't it that this event has been very heavily orchestrated by the authorities and understandably perhaps have got psychologists with them as well because presumably i suppose there are some fears as is the mental health even though physically they might be. absolutely fine. exactly the government has been very very protective they've been in the hospital and nobody of course was allowed to to even get near them not not one of the journalists could get near them and of course there's a reason for that it's not only because the government of course it's going to is using this of course for publicity for themselves as well but.

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