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family is still working even though their 29-year-old daughter is on life support, after suffering a bria brain aneurysm. mom is going through, dad is going through dialysis and mom is partially paralyzed after surfering a stroke and they can't visit their daughter because they have to keep the lifeline open and when a lifetime customer found out about the dire situation, they started a gofundme page and it has exploded and the sun spoke to us today. >> i'm still trying to figure out what we did to deserve all of this, you know, and all we ever did for most all of our lives is sell doughnuts to people, you know. i mean it is crazy. my, i'm at a lot of word, i don't even, i don't even know, it's just, honest, i can't say how much, i can't say thank you enough. >> they are such a hard-working family. in the interview, the son says he feels bad, they keep selling out of doughnuts and so many customers and lines out the door and mom still partially paralyzed she works overnight and bakes the doughnuts and dad sells the doughnuts in the morning and the son comes in the late afternoon and early

joining me, mayor of norman, oklahoma, bria clark. mayors, thank you for joining me.n norman, oklahoma, mayor, your governor gave you the option, you chose to let retail, restaurants open with some pretty strict restrictions, retail and restaurants can open, soccer fields, baseball diamonds can open, golf courses. looks like i checked the weather on my phone, 85 and sunny in norman. what's it like on the streets? >> well, i have had many residents report today that people are out and about and unfortunately they're not wearing facial coverings that they were a day ago, seems like, and this is what we worried about, relaxing of orders statewide and even in the city, people flipped a switch thinking things are back to normal. i tried to stress many times they're nowhere near normal, we have to work on defining a new normal in our community at this time. >> you raise a point of concern, takes me to the next question. you have the power. not every mayor has this power. you have the power to say we're not going to do that, not reopening this, not reopening that. would not

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babies bria, nelly and hope. the happiest of moments at the most difficult of times.ollowing for the next few months. she had planned for her mum to be her birthing partner because her mum is vulnerable, she has had to self—isolate. claire was induced earlier than planned and gave birth to little eliana by emergency c—section. she was without her family but in good hands. it was scary but also i think there was a sense of everyone is trying to do their best and you kind of want to be in and out as quick as possible. everything really i was focusing on was about whatever is the safest for me and her. i feel more for my parents because i think they struggle more than i do because i get to hold her at the end of the day. these are special moments that families everywhere are missing out on. this is how matt's parents met baby 0shen for the first time. it has been really difficult, we both have big families. it has been really hard. we've got lots of friends as well we have not been able to see. it has been really difficult. it is obviously a really emotional time for new

babies bria, nelly and hope. the happiest of moments at the most difficult of times., provided they are not showing any symptoms. we first met clare on bbc breakfast a month ago. she is part of the mums and bumps club we are following for the next few months. she had planned for her mum to be her birthing partner, but because her mum is vulnerable, she has had to self—isolate. claire was induced earlier than planned and gave birth to little eliana by emergency c—section. she was without her family but in good hands. it was scary, but also i think there was a sense of everyone is trying to do their best, and you kind of want to be in and out as quick as possible. everything really i was focusing on was about whatever is the safest for me and her. i feel more for my parents, because i think they struggle more than i do, because i get to hold her at the end of the day. these are special moments that families everywhere are missing out on. this is how matt's parents met baby 0shen for the first time. it has been really difficult, we both have big families. it has been rea