lieutenant garland merle conner was indeed a giant. his daring, devotion and duty, he was larger than life. and he was. he will never ever be forgotten. we will never forget his story. and we will always be grateful to god for giving us heroes like merle and you two gentlemen. we didn't forget you, two great gentlemen and by the way, all of these great soldiers and truly brave warriors that do such an incredible job protecting the people of this country, and we mean that 100%. so everybody in uniform here today, we thank you. i would like to now ask pauline to come and accept the congressional medal of honor for her husband and for the military aid to read the citation. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] . >> authorized by act of congress march 3rd, 1863 as awarded in the congress, the medal of honor to first lieutenant garland m. conner for gallantry and above and beyond the call of duty. first lieutenant garland m. conner with acts of gallantry while serving with the third battalion, third infantry division on the morning of

corey conners. looks like he's hurt there. >>bs >> man, this is where charley hoffman and corey conners drove it. both players in pretty good shape here. corey conners, further back. >> he's got a one-shot lead, four holes to play and driven peect here at 15. leadsen the field in g and regulation this ek. winds died down a little bit. 7 iron shot. >> it does need to turn now. that's a good lie in there. that's a prettyrd straightforwa bunker shot. ksit looike it's out of its thpitch mark. is not a hard bunker shot, except for the fact he's trying to win for the first time. we're late on sunday afternoon. charley hoffman, good lie in that left rough. 155 yards to the hole. little back stop behind it. >> man, a lot of spin t coming t he rough. i'll bet he's a little surprised by that. hoffman one shot behind. we mentioned that si woo kimve bent o after the last shot. >> i didn't see flinch in his follow through in the swing or anything like that. it's as if something just caught him by surprise there. >> he's holding histh's a r

he has his birdie attempt coming up to tie conners. >> notah? >> straightforward effort here for stuard. pretty flat. a tiny bit of downhill. left to right throughout. not a lot of crazy breaks in ite should be to get a bead on thar easy. >> sis 3 back. 14 under. for fourth. then he had t ot onen track. bogey at the last. really hurt his ances. so it should be a par for stuard. remaining three back at fowler for birdie. don't see him miss fromhat distance very often, david? >> no. into thejust rap them back of the cup. not as much pace as he normally does. he started off the valero texas open thursday and friday with a pair of 68s. he was in the big tie for second to begin the weekend. 73 yeds. never got itgoing. but today, delivers a 69. he looks ahead to yet another opportunity to win the first major of his career. kuchar at 15. down the hill for birdie. man. every week that guy is right there. 16. >> lucas glover for birdie. >> coming from the opposite side of the hole. moran interested sctator here. >> glover will settle for par. stuard as w

i feel bad for him. >> there are people who will say conner, you're going to grow into your looks.you thought about waiting and seeing? >> i did but i don't really want to wait. >> conner's family members including mom kimberly hope the foundation would choose him if in fact the surgery could make conner happier but as other bullied teens apply in droves to be selected, some of their parents weren't sure surgery would help. >> i hate to see him put so much emphasis on one feature. that doesn't make a person a person. >>> coming up, one teen who thinks surgery for her bullied son might be a mistake. >> how much would his life really change? i would love to see him discover it's not the out ward >>> is changing a face the best way to change a life? >> people would just come up to me and be like why don't you have a chin? everybody should have a chin. >> the story is familiar but no less painful for the kid living it. we met a student from wisconsin when he was 16. his name is donovan. >> there were times where people would walk around with their heads cocked back or something to look

. >>> welcome back, conners. anything ga-hit sitcom revival revived, again minus one tough-talking mama. >> i'm not afraid of you. >> give it time. >> the star comedian written out after her racist tweet led to cancelati cancelation. can the conners keep their charisma without roseanne? first the "nightline 5." >> new digestive advantage now has probiotics that add good bacteria to your body and feed the bacteria you already have. together they support your digestive health. one pill, two ways to help you stay strong. >>> are you taking the tissue test? >> yep. and my teeth are yellow. >> time for whitestrips. >> crest, the only ada accepted whitening strips proven safe and effective. crest, healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight, another emotional reunion of a migrant family. a mother and son separated after a month after being caught crossing the border illegally. for the hundreds of other children still being held in faciliti

somehow lieutenant conner survived the attack.s than four months later the nazis sur -- surrendered and that was a big day. soon after murl came home, his down organized a parade to lebrate his heroic deeds. one of the speakers was the legendary world war i hero sergeant york. you know all about sergeant york? all of my generals know about sergeant york, right. it was at this time that pauline first caught a glimpse of her future husband, right pauline? i don't think you were impressed either, were you, pauline? she said no, i wasn't. as she put it, i was expecting a giant of a man. because he was a big hero already. and she hadn't met him. but they were giving a parade. i was asking her about it. and she expected this big powerful guy. but when she saw murl, he was 5'6" tops, 120 pounds and she told her mother, that little guy could not have done all of the things that they said he's done. it couldn't be possible, right. she soon saw for herself the extraordinary courage and devotion that burned like a righteous fire in his soul.

in 1970, conner returned to the island for u.s./japan joint memorial service. he saw families receiving an item that belonged to their son and was greatly moved. since then, conner has made it his mission to return the possessions of the soldiers. he attends monthly meetings of u.s. veterans urging them to join his cause. conner feels that time is running out. world war ii veterans are aging and dying. conner says more and more memorabilia is appearing at collectors' markets. >> i hope they have trouble selling them. they should be sending them back. >> reporter: conner receives news of a discovery. >> this is emily. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: emily's father died last year. when she was cleaning up his house, she found a flag. >> it's just been folded up. this might be reverse side. >> this is the top right here. >> we wanted to return it to japan, hopefully to a family who may have closure for the loss of a son. >> reporter: she also found a cloth that literally means 1,000 stitches. each stitch symbolizes a prayer for safety. >> it's not a dead issue.

. >> the conners' closure. why they chose that ending for roseanne's story line. >>> and what's in store for the fiery family this season. >>> but first, the "nightline" five. five. >>> number one at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do. ♪ ♪ ikea family members get 10% off their purchase at the ikea kitchen event. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, it's the latest in a string of viral videos capturing what many feel is casual racism. burning up social media and grabbing outraged headlines. they all begin with a nonthreatening encounter, then they escalate in discomfort, and many ending with a phone call to police. could these conflicts be avoided? here's abc's lindsey davis. >> reporter: when it comes to people accused of everyday racism, the internet has no mercy. >> i'm being followed and harassed. that's what's up. two white kids being with one black male. it's suspicious. >> reporter: doling out viral nic

>> how does "the conners" tackle politics? >> we're not talking about any specific politician or any specific platform. but just what is it like to be a working-class family in america, and what issues do you naturally deal with? >> roseanne od'd on opioids. >> reporter: gone are the trump references. but the thorniest issues still front and center. >> i found these pills in mom's closet. >> reporter: even roseanne's death a cautionary tale about opioid addiction. >> these aren't even prescribed to her. >> dan's anger is impotence at not being -- there's nobody to be angry at. there are several things, but it's just too big. it's a blind rage. >> reporter: darlene's drama involves a marriage unraveling, forced to deal with her ex's new lover blue, played by juliette lewis. >> david told me you would probably be upset, come here. >> don't touch me! >> i was so knocked out by how you're bringing to life again something from before, but it's timeless. >> reporter: lori metcalf's aunt jackie as discombobulated as ever. >> do you f

yeah conner how is it is 45 and bayview it is 60. >> yeah. i saw that never mind so the unit of service 9 thousand 4 heed hundred and 50 okay. >> yeah. >> and it seemed like did that mean in the tenderloin area the clients need for different kinds of services compared to bayview the conners house t is counting concoct and bayview counting hours so they were different measurement so that is how their systems are set up to track the interacts for the people they serve etch organization has had a justification but the descriptionycy is the bayview counting service hours. >> and the conner house the population is a high percentage of the european or unstable folks so their frequent. >> so multiple times a week or some multiple times a day you're correct given the area and the complexity of the mental illness it is significant with conner's house there is a need more for individuals that's not to discount the services there bayview or the services they deal with yeah. yeah. >> the different populations. >> yeah. >> any other comments or questions

efforts of thomas jackson, the police chief in ferguson and those of the historic and infamous eugene conner and it takes journalists to talk about the ghost of bull conner haunting the story in ferguson, alabama. if we don't know the lessons of history, then we're bound to repeat them. i think we're seeing that in the case of thomas jackson, the police chief there. he's chosen, of course, to impose a strong arm set of responses to the ferguson challenge. and in doing so, has evoked the very worst images of the nation in its historic treatment of african-americans and no place is better emplifying that problem than birmingham, alabama, of 1963. after all, it was eugene bowls conner who was the public safety director who chose to use fire hoses on the little children of

police say this man, 31-year- old jonathan conner, used a car, equipped with emergency lights to pull a driver over. that driver became suspicious because conner didn't have a uniform or a badge and took off calling police. conner was arrested and now faces several charges. >>> maryland delegate and gubernatorial hopeful, heather mizeer selects her running mate. mizeer is a montgomery county democrat, running for her

when the conners premieres in october, dan conner may be a widower. john goodman dropped that bomb talking about his character's state of mind telling the uk's "sunday's times" it's unknown. mopey, sad because his wife's dead. >> we really just hit it off right from the jump. like we always do now, just make each other laugh. >> goodman admits he was broken hearted and very depressed by the abrupt cancellation of roseanne following his co-star the racist tweet and surprised at the response. >> so you're really going to hire those other guys instead of chuck? he's been your best friend for 30 years. >> thanks for the reminder. >> while he describes their relationship as simply work friends, goes on to defend barr saying i know for a fact she's not a racist. barr agreed to walkway from the series she create aid lewing the rest of the cast to move ahead with the conners. goodman says i sent her an e-mail, thanked her, did not hear back but she was going through hell at the time and still going through hell. >> when i left the show i didn't realize how lu

>> conner. conner? why did you hit aiden?ecause i want pan cakes. >> because you want pancakes? >> conner is 3 years old, the boy in the car seat. aiden, his 6-year-old brother, who seems to have been affected byes this punch, but lee[watching. conner's reaction is priceless. >> you can't hit people because you want pancakes. >> i need them. >> you can't hit people because you don't get pan cakes. >> i need some. >> dad doesn't seem to understand the severity of this pan cake need. >> you can't do that. >> he's being good. you just punched him in the head because you didn't get pancakes. >> but he's being good, and i need pancakes. >> needed his brother to be bad. >> it seemed to have made perfect sense in conner's mind, to find out what was going on, we have dad jonathan, 6-year-old brother aiden and 3-year-old conner, via skype from illinois right this minute. welcome to the show, you guys. so conner, my first question is going to be for you. why did you punch your brother because you wanted pancakes? >> because i had to ge

can the conners beat or match that?> i want to talk about love. >> talk about love. >> gaga is getting married. we're not just talking about her movie. mother monster is about to be a bride. ♪ i want your love >> last night lady gaga was spotted kissing the man she just publicly referred to as her fiance for the first time. >> the superstar and hollywood christian were out at an event in beverly hills and she proudly displayed her pink diamond on that finger. >> gaga was, of course, engaged before back in 2015 to taylor kinney. they broke it off in 2016, but remain amicable. he even just praised her performance in "a star is born." >> i'll tell you that i'm really proud. it's watching someone live their dream. so continued success and i hope it keeps climbing. >> we first saw christian and gaga together at the super bowl in 2017. they remained strategically low key. our source said they kept it private so it wasn't the media storm like it was before. >> her new man is a dad to two girls which would make gaga a step-mom.

and now, i would like to introduce tom other conner, -- other' conner -- o' conner, the president of local 798, if fire -- the firefighter's union. family and friends, lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter tony valerio, thank you for allowing me the honor of taking part in this beautiful service to celebrate the lives of your son and your brothers. thank you for allowing me to commemorate their sacrifice and their service. and to their brothers and sisters in the san francisco fire department, to all of our colleagues in the fire service, and to all soon francis cans who are mourning this tragedy. and none of us will ever forget what happened this week. there are no words that can describe the pain and hurt that we feel. there are no words that can begin to do justice to the sacrifice that has been made. it is also difficult to put to words the lives of these men for they meant so much to so very many people. we can tell stories about them though, stories that help define who they were. we can share humorous stories, sharing little details such as the fact that tony had quite a gi

conner drowned at crofton country club in 2006. >> we feel a hand of conner reaching down and helping this little boy. the family is going to have a school year to plan instead of a funeral. people as v aspirations for conners law. >> trying to get the word out. conner's law mandating defrib raters is considered in queen anns county. the goal is to take it nationwide to save more lives. >>> prince georges county police officer is recovering from injuries after shot. this happened early saturday morning in langley park. authorities say 3 people left a galaxy nightclub, they drove around the parking lot and opened fire out of the car. the officer was hit in the leg by a bullet. the is the 5th time, in a little more than 18 months that a prince georges county police officer has either been shot at or shot. this is unprecedented. >> police pulled the car over a mile from the nightclub, all three people were inside. officers say the gun was recovered. >>> a baltimore man has been arrested, police say the 24 year old brought three women back to his home for drinks, raped one, fired a gun at

they knew what a tough year james conner had just been through. it started last season, with this image. >> it showed the tumor about seven centimeters in the chest and some swollen lymph nodes, you know, tumors in my neck. >> reporter: it was hodgkins lymphoma -- a cancer that nowadays has a high rate of recovery, but only after a lot >> the fear of dying, fear of chemotherapy, not knowing what to expect. >> reporter: but conner was all-in. nine rounds of chemo, while never missing a preseason workout. >> i just wanted to be around everyone. i didn't want to fall too far behind. >> reporter: and here's what happened. >> james conner gets the handoff and here comes the crowd into the game. >> reporter: the cancer retreated. it's gone. and that's what everyone knew when he got the ball on saturday. >> here comes conner. >> reporter: and then he scored. and then he scored again. leading his team to victory. >> it is a choice. fear is a choice. don't fear nothing. >> reporter: and that is what, during this tough year, is what conner himself knew. joh

so we decided to take our show on the road to conners school. conner is so brave., i'm ready to tell my friends about tore lets. >> once i saw conner come in the classes first time and saw him sniff his fingers, i was like why are you sniffing your fingers? he said it's a disability. >> we did break down the chemical imbalance of the brain. instead we focused on something someone asks you? >> i have ticks. it's a disability. i can't stop. >> it's okay to be weird. >> that's the first step to understanding. >> turrets can last a lifetime. the ticks improve after lightens or early adulthood. >> nikki controls her with therapy and medication. how brave of that young man to go on and put his story out there for classmates and for everybody to see. i guess he's hoping that everyone will better understand it and better accept it. >> i love how nikki helped him explain that to his friends. she's paying her life forward and always has. we're really proud of both of them. >> nice all kids can accept him because they know more about him. >> we want to give a shout out to our

tacono conner's wife, he leaves behind seven children. jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now.. brad ((ad lib weather toss)) "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief weatherrate the independent weather experts" brad/wxwall: weather adlib: a winter storm warning remains in effect for all of iowa this afternoon and into tonight. snowfall will continue in most areas into the evening hours causing hazardous traveling conditions. the winds blowing and drifting of the snow, so traveling in not recommended. here in the metro, we are expecting the snowfall to pick up in intensity later this afternoon and into the early evening hours. it looks like we could end up with 5-8" of snow here with higher amounts likely to the north. southeastern iowa will have a mix of freezing rain, sleet and some snow which will also make traveling very dangerous. the snow should be tapering off for central iowa by 9 pm or snow with colder winds to follow behind this system. the rest of the week will be very cold, so our snow will be sticking

do everything you can, light a candle for conner and keep hopes up that conner fields, our las vegas olympian, is able to win and bring home the gold. jim and marie, what a day it's been. >> we will for sure. one guy who is doing that is con-- conner's dad, . >> reporter: yeah, this guy goes to social media and things like, dream come true or a picture of him holding his ticket. he's a lot like a young teenager in love with life and the experience and has been given that rebirth and in love with life because of the young man he was part of giving life to. it's a beautiful dynamic. >> inspiration on top of inspiration. thank you for your live report. even when he's not on air, you can follow along with reed and chloe on social media. >> they've been posting like crazy. all games long. you can check out their photos any time when they are not here on the air. go to news3lv.com or our facebook page and you will find all of our olympic coverage there. we have our viewers on our team rio. they are having the experience at the games as well. you can check out this gamry falls. for all of t

conner's law is being concerned in queen ann county. cheryl conner abc 2 news. >>> edith turnage, the mother of 13-year-old moe nay was there toport her community this weekend. turnage joined the folks here at dolly park outside her daughter's middle school for a policing event. she hasn't turned her back on this neighborhood even though no one was there for monet when she was killed in march. a 12-year-old helped him move her body and dumped it in the crash. instead of hiding her anger turner remains hopeful tonight. >> a change of mind and attitude and look out for not only the kids but other kids and things around here. and be responsible if something happens. >> it turns out an adult and city police officer were involved in the cover up but that didn't stand in the way yesterday. churches and businesses all came together to make this a huge event. >>> james holmes the suspect in the colorado massacre will be in court to be formerly charged of killing 12 people. the movie theater did not have security on the night of the shooting. of

this is where conner called 911. >> how many people did he shoot? >> i' m not sure. he just pulled out a gun and started shooting. we didn' on until afterwards heard it' s --. it' s just a blur. lisa: still, conner had the presence of mind to be able to pinpoint for dispatchers exactly where the shooter was inside the very large school. after that he called his mom. >> mom, i' m ok, but there was a shooting. i said, "excuse me?" lisa: jeri lewis' s emotions went from relief to love and pride. >> he got those kids back to the house. they were safe and he prayed with them. that was his next instinct. he prayed with those kids. lisa: since conner was a witness, he was brought back to he says he' s exhausted and thinking of his classmates as they recover. as we mentioned earlier, kids will be returning to school today, but officials say teachers and counselors will be on hand for any student wishing to talk. mark: happening today, there could be some traffic delays along columbia parkway, as crews remove mud and debris building up near kemper lane. nothing has come over

to conner on game day. >> she's just watching him. she will come to me saying, you are telling him to do this and he's not doing it. she tattles on him all of the time. >> conner remembers the first day that the coach came to recruit him. >> i was so happy, i had to work my butt off. >> if he was not deaf, any high school in our area would be he's the biggest athlete i have ever had. >> reporter: in a sport where trash talk is big, conner is in a good place. >> if they say bad things, i cannot hear them. >> reporter: what is next for conner is college. he will be going to galudet university in washington, dc. it's the only higher education institution where all programs and service are specifically designed to accommodate deaf and hard of hearing students. >> it's the opposite of what you are used to. >> i want to be in a education career with a major and education and a minor in sports play basketball for them for the next four years. >> will you miss him. >> yes very much. >> wherever he goes he will have a cheering section in sioux

7th of march when conner ma rs hall left night, the 7th of march when conner marshall left the familyovernight in the caravan park in porthcawl. he told his mother he would be back the following morning to celebrate her birthday with her but at 7:30am, it was not conner marshall at the door but the police to say that david braddon had beaten her son to death. the probation service element of this story is important in 2015, they were reformed to the private companies looked after the probation service. the company, caseworker looking after david braddon who was a serial offender on probation for drug offences and for beating a police officer. the coroner has ruled in this inquest that the caseworker, the probation worker, was overwhelmed by the work she had. she was new to her role in 2014 and the management and supervision that she received was woefully inadequate. reading a statement after this narrative conclusion was given today, conner marshall's mother blamed the privatisation of the probation service for her sons death. today is the culmination of almost five years of struggle

katie conner is live carefree highway and the i-17. we confirmed about 20 minutes ago this was a wrong wake village and what have you learned? >> reporter: we got an update on the victims involved. i am told one is in the hospital right now in serious but stable condition. let's look at the scene. you can see the red car, the side of it smashed in. dps telling us the wrong way driver

. >> anyone who has a single child which is what conner was or with a beautiful child and loses them can imagine the sense of emptiness and loss of direction. we were blessed, and now we feel like we don't know what we feel. >> reporter: conner had three suspensions on his -- conner's kill her three suspensions on his record & walked away with nothing more than a fine. >>> around the nation this morning, there's been a dramatic drop on the number of people killed on roads in the united states. 34,000 people were killed in highway accidents last year. that is a sharp reduction from the year before. experts say more people are buckling up. there are safer vehicles out on the roads as well as stricter laws. officials say another factor is the recession, which means fewer people have been out on the roads. >>> ka-boom, a natural gas explosion that sent flames in the air causing little damage to show you. the fire was so intense yesterday that firefighters had to wait for it just to burn out. it does cause a nearby community to lose gas for a while. >>> all right. flood watches and warnin

brenna conner is circana, a private company and do you work? are you hired by the publishers who hires you there? kind of is a private company and we to two years ago merged with a different market research companies. so when i first started working with circana, it wasn't circana, it was the npd group. in 2022, the npd group merged with i try to become circana. so i was hired by a initially the npd group, a market research company, but in terms of the clients that work with us in the clients that work with our data, it includes major publishers here in the us. and of course those book retailers as well. final question, what are you what are your predictions for the book market in 2025? great question. i think we will see continue new interest in the adult fiction market, particularly for themes of escapism, those that i mentioned earlier that are doing well on book talk, fantasy and romantic. see, i'm also watching books with cozy settings. i've seen some standout titles there that have done well last year, and i think that there will be an au

the conners had 10.5 million viewers. that's pretty much on par with "roseanne's" season finale, but down 55% from its premiere last spring. la lazy -- >> it was extensively debated. i understand why the if i nalty would give her pain. for that i have a lot of empathy for >> i will be have been sleeping a lot, like 18 hours a a day. smarted smoking. bad move. >> "vanity fair" had an interests track, the conners felt richer after one episode than roseanne did after nine. >>> let's get to some happy news. wedding preparations are underway for priyanka chopra and nick jonas and priyanka knows exactly what she's looking for in a gown. the bride to be told us in new york. ♪ we got champagne problems >> i have to be comfortable and cute. so it's going to be cute and comfortable. >> priyanka's checkingells us t 36-year-old has been planning the wedding for a couple months now. >> wearing blew suede priyanka spent last night out solo at the golden heart awards supporting the charity god's love, we deliver. >> it is so important t

after o' conner was charged.l sent an e-mail to parents and wrote a letter to city council urging to strengthen their social host ordinance. these mothers say actions should be taken earlier. >> we are taught to trust the police and our schools care about our children and they failed us. a lot of children were hurt and they need to be held accountable for that. >> i spoke with o' conner's attorney today, he said they have no comment. candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> candice has been on the forefront of this story. we posted her full report on nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next a quick look of the top stories we are following including a surge of covid cases. as more omicron cases are being reported right here in the bay area. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes fre

clea conner?s ultimately as the commission one qualifications seem texclud■Ñ bobby kennedy from the able to s and hear debates with other function for americans. i though see that in the next election cycle. host: steve, charlotte, north carolina, independent. hi, steve. caller: yes, i'm not going to be watch the highlights afterwards, probably at c-span. i'm really confused gentlemens' agenda. there are so many things that theyeem to be ignoring. number which, the israeli-hamas fight there. it's tragic. i have no idea what are thinking. debate and see how they take that issue is on. i can't isn't going to come up. this is one of the most consequential foreign policy issues forntry. i would imagine that it's going to have air time during the debate. another question here posted on x from a viewer. should trump have made his running mate pick before thursday? ist irresponsible for him not to have done so? in the past, two■7 candidates and one running mate debate. what happened? guest: well, what ha