when cynthia needs water she can no longer open the tap that she could all dramas quite a few weeks ago she lost her office drop in the city and moved back to her village . to collect water from the neighbors to. i'm hoping to get more on taking so that i can connect my words with straight because everything in the 6 you do is inside the house so there's not sort of go outside. except going maybe jogging oakum to wake. her daughter's remains in the village while their mother spent 8 years in the city working to support them trips home where it wasn't making sense in a way because i had to pay rent home and at the same time i took some money to my kids' home and also with the percent of us looking after my kids so it wasn't a long thing at all so i thought i might as well just come back home and be with my kids and do something here. for me and my family now the 38 year old is turning a pastime into a profession and her small house she bakes breads and this fits. she receives up to 7 orders a week and has already made enough to invest in an oven her daughter's cell powered they are happy

. >> reporter: as hurricane laura barreled down central louisiana, cynthia miller was doing what she loved most-- reading. >> she was really smart. she wanted to go to, like, harvard or ivy league and she leaed to be a marine microbiologist. >> reporter: cynthia, her two sisters and their parents rode out the hurricane in their home. their town of leesville was not under evacuation, and mom and dad thought it would be safe. >> it was scary. it was dark. it was terrifying. there was rain, wind everywhere. it sounded huge. we were in our parents room, and everyone was sitting in there, and the tree, it came down. >> reporter: what's left of that bedroom tells the rest of this story. >> i walked to try to find cindy because she wasn't talking and, i tried to wake her up, and she wouldn't wake up. >> reporter: she was pinned under the tree. >> she was pinned under the tree. >> reporter: cynthia was killed and help was unavailable-- the two-mile stretch of road to their house covered in trees. the sheriff's office spent five hours on foot using chainsaws to create a pathway. the millers d

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here to respond to cynthia garrett, founder of cynthia garrett ministries and author of "i choose victory and a conservative commentator whose new film will be released on video-on-demand in september, and also with me, horace cooper, project 21 cochair, author of "how trump is making black america great again." african-american turnout, especially among women. your response? >> yeah, she actually -- [laughs] this is a tough one, laura, you know why. first of all, i am a woman, i believe in the sisterhood of the traveling pants, i want to support women, i'm a black woman, this is a great day that my nieces can look at another black woman and go "wow, i can do that too," but that is where the comparison stop for me. it's where the line is drawn. i just don't believe in any of this woman's policies or politics. so, for joy reid to say -- and i think her quote was there will be a wall of black women lined up to support this candidate -- is almost as bad and offensive as biden saying if you don't vote for me, you ain't black, because here's the reality, laura, i mean -- women, african-america

also with me is cynthia author of a choose victory. are you jumping ship to biden after hearing all of that emotion and the personal narratives and the cliches? >> no, i am from san francisco but grew up in north carolina. the division in america at the dnc bears no relation of f where they want our country to be. it was celebrities and a bleak picture of america. soccer moms are looking at what the democrats have to offer. getting rid of bail and thee police and getting rid of border control. i don't think most american will go for that. i don't think they can identify with kamala harris and how she got to power. they made a lot of mistakes. they could have brought women from the heartland who spoke from the heart. they blew that opportunity with the politics of division. >> laura: msnbc tried to pick up on the theme that was running through the democratic national convention all week saying it was a moment to be proud because girls of color can now havee something to look up to. i assume they looked up to barack obama. this is how th

cynthia mcfadden now on the urgent mission to save lives and bring change >> reporter: to live here in navajo nation most must learn to make due and tonight in the age of coronavirus it's even harder. how long does it take to go down the road? >> if it's a muddy road it takes about two hours. >> you're really isolated. >> yes, we are and this one -- >> >> reporter: katherine's family has been on this land for generations. she says they've got electricity about a decade ago it works sometimes but most alarming, they live here with no running water. >> i think we're abandoned pretty much. >> reporter: at least 30% of the homes on the reservation have no running water in america, in 2020, during a pandemic. >> i think a lot of times natives get overlooked. >> reporter: emma robins grew up here and returned determined to change that. >> my family didn't have running water and seeing the differences when somebody has running water inside of their house and when they don't, it's huge. >> reporter: she runs the navajo water project. 300 new water systems installed in homes so far. vital becau

cynthia is back in her village after losing her job in johannesburg it's a tough adjustment but she's thinking about sitting there after all. and the story of 2 women who fall in love but struggle in a country that criminalizes relationships with all nigerians get to see this film. hello i'm kristie one to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company south africa's economy has had some 3000000 jobs because of the current rise pandemic as a result many people who've lost their income have had to leave the cities and move back to their villages. or travel to the limpopo province to meet one woman who was forced to make the move but as it turns out it could prove as an opportunity to start something off her own. when cynthia tom bonier needs water she can no longer open the tap that she could drown was quite a few weeks ago she lost her office drop in the city and moved back to her village down to collect water from her neighbors to. this was i'm hoping to get more on taking so that i can connect my way to st because everything in the 6 you do is inside the house so there's no h

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would do the same, even the states around us would do the same >> reporter: cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, from navajo nation. >> coming up next, no lockers, no water fountains. we're going back to see the surprising new changes one school is making >>> also simon cowell's crash the new warning about those electric bikes >>> we are back with the start of nbc's week long series, coronavirus and the classroom. a few months ago kerry sanders brought us the challenges one florida school system faced to open safely. today he returns to find out exactly how they are going to do it. >> reporter: school now with a new set of rules and changes at every turn we first met the superintendent in may. back then -- >> kids still stand in hallways in elementary school how many >> 160 in this case. social distancing, 44, 25% only where are we going to put those other kids. >> reporter: and now the answer -- >> our solution is going to be having the kids start their day immediately in the classroom. >> reporter: instead of congregating in the hallway? >> correct. >> reporter: back then how would they sit a

know the results for at least a week and ultimately it may be up to the supreme court to decide. >> cynthia mcfadden tonight. >>> up next, a day at the zoo. >>> in our latest episode of "nightly news kids edition" we'll introduce you to these california girls who turned a school project into a mission to help others we'll check in with the san diego zoo to see how the kangaroos and other animals are doing. and you may even learn a thing about some of these critters i sure did our new episode is streaming now. and that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thanks for watching. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪ ♪ >> kelly: welcome to "the kelly clarkson show," y'all. it is our summer staycation celebration. let's get right into today's kelly-aoke. i love this song. i know that i say that a lot. but here is me and my band y'all performing "blame it on your heart" by patty loveless. ♪ ♪ you've got a thing or two to learn about me baby ♪ ♪ 'cause i ain't taking it no more and i don't mean maybe ♪ ♪ you don't know right from wrong ♪ ♪ well the love we had is gone ♪ so blame it on your

here's cynthia mcfadden >> reporter: tonight an alarming new peer reviewed study suggests millions of young americans are in danger of getting covid-19 because they use e-cigarettes >> much higher than we expected >> reporter: what is the headline here? >> if you've ever used electronic cigarettes you are five times more likely to be diagnosed with covid-19 >> reporter: for those who vaped and smoked cigarettes in the past 30 days, that number jumps to seven times the study, based on an anonymous online survey of more than 4300 >> i'm active. i snowboard. i swim a lot i skateboard >> reporter: back in mid march, 21-year-old collin was one of the first people in idaho to get covid-19. ending up in the icu for six days was there a point you thought you might die? >> most definitely, yeah i was like, okay this is very real. >> reporter: collin admits he was seriously addicted to vaping >> i was vaping the second i would wake up till the second i would go to bed. >> reporter: last year over 5 million kids reported using e-cigarettes >> were you aware of what was going on? >> of course not

cynthia is back in her village after losing her job in johannesburg it's a tough adjustment but she's thinking about sitting there all strong. and the story of 2 women who form in doubt that struggle in a country that criminalizes same sex relationships of all nigerians get to see this film. hello i'm to see one to welcome to africa it's good to have your company south africa's economy has had some 3000000 jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic as a result many people who've lost their income have had to leave the cities and move back to their villages. travel to the limpopo province to meet one woman who was forced to make the move but as it turns out it could prove as an opportunity to start something off her own. when cynthia tom donohue needs water she can no longer open the tab on dramas quite a few weeks ago she lost her office drop in the city and moved back to her village down to collect water from and they bursting. for stress i'm hoping to get more on training so that i can connect my water straight because everything in the city do it inside the house so there's not sort

but now they're finally winning the battle after flattening the kufb nbc's cynthia mcfadden has theiry. >> reporter: you might think the vastness of navajo nation would have spared these people who have suffered so much. but the coronavirus did not pass them by. like many here, crystal and hera rare lung condition. so they've been on lockdown since march. >> it has forced me as a mother to think about how do i protect my children? >> reporter: it's a question many ask, but especially here where the coronavirus has killed more people per capita than in any u.s. state pervasive health disparities, systemic poverty, and the lack of access to running water created a perfect storm to the deadly virus but against those odds, something incredible happened. navajo nation flattened the curve. >> early on, we were seeing positivity rates in the 30% to 40% rate so incredibly high, which just told us we needed to do much more testing >> reporter: and they did. leaders set up strict curfews every night at 8:00 p.m. with steep types for disobeying >> we had lockdowns, much tougher than the rest of

thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back.ith cornerstone macro's cofounder nancy lazar. nancy, we had really crushing numbers this week from big tech. it seems, as rick reider told us earlier in the show, big tech is actually benefiting in this shutdown. the digital economy further penetrates in our lives. give us your take on technology's role in the growth story of the u.s. economy economy and how that might change things longer term. >> technology is so key to improving productivity. so rick was using some examples of saying ups or incorporating technology into their business. that makes their profit margins bigger. you can think of ups as kind of a dinosaur company, it's been around a long time, but so many companies are incorporating more and more technology from transportation to manufacturers, obviously, to retailers, to finance. right now technology and r&d are about 47% of total u.s. capital spending. and it has the single biggest impact of productivity. and productivity is kind of a boring term but, or boy, that is

when cynthia needs water she can no longer open a tap. a few weeks ago she lost her office drop in the city and move back to her village now she has to collect water from a neighbor's tank. this was i'm hoping to get my own training so that i can connect my words with straight pay because everything in the 6 you do is inside the house so there's not sort of outside. except going maybe jogging or going to wake. her daughter's remains in the village while their mother spent 8 years in the city working to support them trips home where it wasn't making sense anyway because i had to pay rent home and at the same time i took some money to my kids' home and also with the percent of us making up to my kids so it wasn't balancing at all so i thought i might as well just come back home and be with my kids and do something here. for me and my family now the 38 year old is turning a pastime into a profession and her small house she takes spreads and disputes. she receives up to 7 orders a week and has already made enough to invest in an oven her daug

cynthia tucker, gary abnathy and amy walter we'll come back to you. right now we do want to go to the convention. we're a bout see a video about a edmissouri couple who w guns at protesters. and let's listen to this video then we will hear from them. t. louis.ty of >> protests in st. louis turned violent. >> mk says he and his family have been threatened with violence. >> missouri law you have a right to defend your hfe and lives your family. >> search warrant has been executed at the home of mark and patricia. >> husband and wife attorneys charged with pointing guns rs proteste >> they were simply trying to protect their home. >> good evening, america. we are mark and patty mcclosky who are speaking to you tonight from st. lou, missouri,where weeks ago you may have seen us defending our home as a mob of protesters descended on our neighborhood. >> america is such a great country that not only do you have the right to own a gun and use it to defend yourself, but thousands of amns will offer you free advice on how to use it. at least that's what experi

thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com thanks, cynthia. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att >>back to the kron 00:04am morning news time to get a check of the weather forecast with rebecca strong and rebecca we are seeing significant cool down early yeah, we definitely are marty not really recognizable. >>versus what we've seen over the last couple of big weather changes in store for this afternoon. let's start off with a lot of the fog and overcast conditions here. this is our east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills and the normally we can make out of the town below

they declined to comment savannah >> all right, cynthia.re looking at the risk of flooding >> yes there is the chance we could get heavy rain that includes parts of new jersey into pennsylvania, washington, d.c., going to see the chance of some of that flooding rain as well. so 27 million people could deal with these heavier downpours so we've got this stalled front. that's our trigger mechanism that's going to allow these pop-up showers and storms. you'll notice the second you step outside, it is so humid we've got dew point temperatures running in the mid-70s and that just means that the atmosphere hol >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. looking out the window in san francisco, we can barely see anything. it's been so foggy out there this morning. the inland areas are starting to clear. this is where we will have some warm temperatures today. about normal for this time of year, as we reach into the low 60s at the coast, we'll see some upper 70s and low 80s for the inland areas, even up to 92 degrees today in antioch. as we go t

for patients iin >> cynthia mcfadden is here with an exclusive interview with the top doctors from the look at the science. we had a chance to talk to the two leading experts at the mayo clinic who headed up 14,000 doctors and researchers across the country who since april have transfused with convalescent plasma 70,000 patients dr. michael joyner says he and his colleagues at the mayo clinic have been working around the clock since april studying whether convalescent plasma is safe and effective in fighting covid-19 >> i think the chain of evidence supporting the use of convalescent plasma early in covid-19 is strong i believe it's getting stronger. >> reporter: yesterday the fda based in large part on the mayo-led research decided the answer was yes >> this is a very big day. it's a day we've been looking forward to. yes, it is safe. and yes, it is effective >> this is a very big day. it's a day we've been looking forward to >> this is really the first best kind of biological shot on goal while we wait for the, you know, the biotech and vaccine cavalry to show up with other options.

thank you, cynthia. >> i have one more slide, tilly. so expenditures, this is the last slide. expenditures, we are looking at an increase of 15.5%. as you can see, the capital project costs thus far are the ones that represent 85.6% of expenditures. in addition to the expenditures i just indicated on the last slide, we anticipate lower than usual prop k expenditures being carried forward. our operating cost, this represents about 5% of the t.a.'s budget. we are anticipating an increase in personnel costs of approximately 10%. these are related to positions that we had removed from last year's budget and now anticipate hiring these positions. they are the real program manager, a senior transportation planner, and a transportation planner. in terms of operating costs, we have barely a change here. we have less operating costs than last year, and then, we have debt service costs. this represents 10% of the t.a.s budget. now, this is for fees, principles, and interest for the sales tax revenue bond and in addition to maintaining our $140 million revolving credit loan agreement. th

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she used to work at a bank now cynthia down does food and other everyday items out of her car in a suburb of the capital harare and she's not the only one. their knowledge of stands up at the moment was. that my daughter doesn't love the surviving. inform us sit down and listen to mine and sailing but because of people of the core number it wasn't the book the name to this extent is the new wave is in several companies are not doing well it's all. right giving you see that one kid in being here for hey kids one man is that you know. most of the goods they sell here have been smuggled over from neighboring south africa where the border has been closed for months zimbabwe's economy has been in shambles food is scarce prices are rising rapidly and there's a lack of utilities like electricity gas and water many companies have shut down their production and the coronavirus pandemic has made the situation even worse it's been really like it is it is out all. we see in the north of companies the police and we've seen more and more people taking out a living in the informal sector. the internatio

cynthia has a message for anyone who thinks the virus might disappear. >> people don't think that it's real. and it is real. >> entrenched property, chronic illness, and a neglected public health infrastructure make imperial county and other border communities from california to texas a covid killing zone. concerns over the russian vaccine causing the virus to mutate. full-scale trials have not been completed. deploying asts say vexing that is partially affected could actually eat cause -- could actually cause the virus to evolve more quickly. still ahead, the president who promised to wipe out corruption involves his own brother in a financial scandal. military korea's views one of the most popular boy bands. and -- went from that, to that. >> we are looking at some lively weather. a clock continues -- a cloud continues over the atlantic. we will see these showers gradually getting drifted away. things will gradually quiet down. those are the remnants of what was a storm. whethersee what or gradually making its way o over toward thehe baltic states. heavy showers will extend all the w

thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>well as the kids get ready to head back to school how are they plan to do it for chilly. we're actually going there in person it marks the end of the summer tourism season for north beach businesses say a lot of problems all over the place but many of these businesses say between the pandemic gained huge drop in tourism that. >>that created they're not sure if they'll even be in business next summer kron four's jonathan mccall has that story. >>staying afloat during the coronavirus pandemic has become a challenge for many restaurants and retailers are so for was just you know a sea of people. >>i mainly tourism this time of year and then the shares you can see everybody's been hit so hard. >>zach graves's manager at the international spy shop his business like many others in north beach rely heavily on tourism for their bottom lines during the summer months, he says the bottom line from tourism cells has dropped 90% this summer because of the

she used to work at a bank now cynthia done to us those food and other everyday items out of her car in a suburb of the capital harare and she's not the only one. they're not jumps at the moment. my daughter doesn't. inform us it wasn't until 9 and but because of people of the car number. 19 in this situation is the only way within several companies and then with the still. running even you can see it all went good in being here for hey kids when my niece. you know. most of the goods they sell here have been smuggled over from neighboring south africa where the border has been closed for months zimbabwe's economy has been in shambles food is scarce prices are rising rapidly and there's a lack of utilities like electricity gas and water many companies have shut down their production and the coronavirus pandemic has made the situation even worse it's been really like is it is out. we see in a lot of companies that. see more and more people taking out anything in. the international monetary fund predicts that zimbabwe's economy will shrink by 10 percent this year. h.s.b.c. says its pret

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cynthia tucker just ten seconds. i mean the media is part of this but it is clearly amed at firing up that base. the base may not be 50 pls percent but it's aimed at them i'm or, i' or, we wnt to go bako live coverage leading to the president's daughter tiffany. there e is at the mellon auditorium in washington. the republican convention four years ago. so much has changed for the world fr our country and my family. like so many students across the world i graduated from law school during the pandemic. our generation is unified in the facing the fu turein uncertain times. and many of us are considering what kind of country we want to live in. as a recent graduate, i can relate to so many of you who might be looking for a job. my father built a thriving economy once and believe me, he will do it again. this election, i urge each and every one of you to transcend political boundaries. this is a fight for freedom opportunity versus stagnation. a fight to keep america true to america. i urge you to make judgment based on

cynthia miller-idres. thank you for all the work you do.ng me. >>> just ahead -- this week, the nba took a stand against police brutality and racism. but athlete activism has been around for decades. we'll take a look back just ahead in the "cnn newsroom." there's moving and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike big glucosamine chondroitin pills, it's all in one tiny pill. try move free ultra now. feel the difference. ♪ >>> we want to bring you live images of the president just landing in lake charles, louisiana, surveying damage following hurricane laura. the powerful storm that hit earlier this week causing 15 fatalities. there had been predictions that possibly it could have been higher. so 15 is a tragic number, but many lives were spared. people heeded the warnings there. the president will be on the ground in lake charles. there you see him greeted by local officials. i believe that senator kennedy. he'll be traveling later to orange, texas, as well. we'll br

thank you, cynthia. >> i have one more slide, tilly. so expenditures, this is the last slide. expenditures, we are looking at an increase of 15.5%. as you can see, the capital project costs thus far are the ones that represent 85.6% of expenditures. in addition to the expenditures i just indicated on the last slide, we anticipate lower than usual prop k expenditures being carried forward. our operating cost, this represents about 5% of the t.a.'s budget. we are anticipating an increase in personnel costs of approximately 10%. these are related to positions that we had removed from last year's budget and now anticipate hiring these positions. they are the real program manager, a senior transportation planner, and a transportation planner. in terms of operating costs, we have barely a change here. we have less operating costs than last year, and then, we have debt service costs. this represents 10% of the t.a.s budget. now, this is for fees, principles, and interest for the sales tax revenue bond and in addition to maintaining our $140 million revolving credit loan agreement. th

hi, cynthia. good morning >> reporter: good morning. it took a lot of sacrifice there were curfews every night at 8:00 and sometimes for entire weekends they wore their masks, they social distanced. but now that surrounding states are facing their own crises like arizona, what happens next navajo nation is rich in physical beauty. a vast expanse the size of west virginia where the navajo people have lived for centuries. jones binali is a medicine man. he thinks he's somewhere in his 90 have lived for centuries jones binali is a medicine man he thinks he's somewhere in his 90s. his children and their children are working hard to learn from him and keep him safe. >> my father is one of the most revered medicine people. i want to ensure that he will be here when we come to the other end treating the ptsd people will have from covid-19. >> reporter: here showing his grandchildren what nature provides for traditional healing. and healing is much needed navajo nation has been battered by the coronavirus with a per g capita death rate higher t

thanks, cynthia.or bundling made easy, go to geico.com california's economic challenges are deepening. frontline workers stretched too thin. our nurses and medical professionals in a battle to save lives. our schools, in a struggle to safely reopen, needing money for masks and ppe, and to ensure social distancing. and the costs to our economy, to our state budget? mounting every day. we need to provide revenues now, to solve the problems we know are coming. >>> the san jose earthquakes were the first team to enter the mls bubble in late june, and more than a month later they've played their way into the quarterfinals of the mls is back tournament taking on minnesota with a trip to the semis on the line. minnesota united, though, grabs two goals in 90 seconds. robin load, jacory hayes strike giving minnesota uniteded a 2-0 lead over san jose. but quakes get on the board. magnus ericsson penalty kick in the 50th minute. back of the net. he's 8 for 8 in penalties. he knows what he's doing when he 56th mi

thanks, cynthia.or bundling made easy, go to geico.com >>> good evening everyone, here's what's happening tonight in sports. as unusual as the shortened baseball season so far has been, it now may be teetering on the brink of existence. word today from commissioner rob and fred that if the coronavirus situation doesn't improve, he may be forced to cancel the season as early as monday. the numbers are now 21 members of the miami marlins, either players or support staff, have now tested positive for the coronavirus. the marlins haven't played games and sunday, when they were in philadelphia. players largely abide by safety protocols here, but we have seen any number of players during games not wearing mugs masks and dugouts, spitting, high-fiving and not observing protocols off the field as well. six teams did not play games today. the social distancing message thinking and during pregame tonight at san francisco. a paraffin or support with two wa went down and got a pitchy but over the left field fence

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cynthia tilley's friends joked that her hair was as big as her het. the former nurse was constantly aiorganizing community funrs and charity events in myrtle beach, south carola. christmas was her favorite holiday. she spoiled everyone arod her, from her two children, to her two granddaughters, who called her "gigi." at 61, cynthia was still the star of any dance floor, especially when performing the sh. until she was seven years old, tiana moore barely spoke, but she went on to become a talented singer in her buffalo, new york theater group. tatiana loved working with children. ame ran a before- and after- school promentored young performers, and helped care for kids with special needs. tatiana was the first in her family to graduate college, andl ned to go back to school to become a social worker. her kind, patient demeanor earned her the nickname "the peacekeeper." tatiana was 22 years old. fareeda kadwani was a lifelong educator, teaching kidat new york public schools for 20 yrs. after moving to the bronx from mumbai volunteered her time as a tuto

cynthia is heavily involved with the success of the camp. i work out at qusar so i see her taking notes for each pod and checking in and ensuring that everything is organized and safe. what i am most thankful for is cynthia's ability to lead by example and to connect with my nephew whose had recently come into a new environment. he comes from a traumatic background which causes him to have a lot of different challenges. cynthia has taken the time to connect with him and guide him in a positive way. he looks forward to going to the camp every day. lastly, the staff has done an amazing job really showing their care for the kids. coach layman goes above and beyond and demonstrates his genuine love for my young nephew. coach kevin has also worked really hard to create an environment where my nephew can succeed while learning the basics of his favorite sport. a huge shoutout to the entire qusar summer camp staff. i appreciate them immensely. keep up the great work. so thank you again for -- for the staff that goes beyond the call of duty. with th

cynthia was 70 years old. robert kirkbride was gruff, but compassionate, his daughter martha said. he and his wife of 67 years, three children the importance of chch and community. robert-- or bob-- served in the police officer.ce, and as a he was a member of his localtm fire dept for more than six decades, serving as chief for part of that tim honored last year as the state of vermont's longest serving member of the knights columbus, bob was 93 years old. >> woodruff: thanks to these families for sharing these wonderful stories to us. of course, our hea out to all those who lost loved ones in this pandemic. on the next episode of "beyond the canvass," we hear on the next episode of "beyond the canvas," we hear from some brightest stars and how chasin their dreams has led to success. gloria andmilio estefan talk about their partnership as musicians and as parents raising their family. that's this weekend only on pbs, please check your local listings. but first, you can go online where there's more with glorialu estefan, incding a look at her new album paying homage to brazilian mus

i see you've met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline on mynetworktv. e sisters. we had shared so much. they told me they had found her body. and i just collapsed. she's dead because she was my friend. craig melvin (voiceover): first, melissa disappeared. dennis murphy (voiceover): where's melissa? that's the million dollar question. i knew right then that she absolutely never made it into her house. craig melvin (voiceover): left behind in her garage, signs of a struggle and a strange orange mist. we didn't know what it was. craig melvin (voiceover): then, her boss went missing too. who was he afraid of? he might have been afraid that he was next. he said, if i don't get this taken care of, these people are going to put a bullet in my head. craig melvin (voiceover): he left behind a bigger mess. we three kings be stealing the gold. [laughing]

. >> reporter: cynthia otto oversees the study at the university of pennsylvania. she says the dogs work with 300 million smell receptors, compared to humans with only 6 million. later in the study, sweat samples will be used. people with positive and negative covid tests asked to per a provided t-shirt overnight and send it back. >> this is what's going to translate most directly to that person being screened in a public environment. >> reporter: dogs have long been trusted detectors. >> what tops training a dog to do somethingsomeone else? >> reporter: now in the battle to end a pandemic, there could be some new dogs in the fight. katie beck, nbc news, greencastle, pennsylvania. >>> wilford brimley, a well-known actor and the face of quaker oats, has died. he was reportedly in the icu on dialysis for days before passing away at his home in utah. wilford's career dates back to the '70s with acting credits in "the cocoon," "the natural," "the waltons." you may better remember him in commercials over the years, especially his campaign with quaker oats in the '80s an

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cynthia gutowski was known for gifting homemade treats all around town, from friends' s houses to thedness extended to her felong career at livonia michigan, public schools as a dedicated aide to students with special needs. her family says she was never able to sit still, even after her retirement in 2007. she loved boat rides and traveling and, with a recent trip to alaska, she accomplished all 50 states.oal of visiting cynthia was 70 years old. robert kirkbride was gruff, buti compate, his daughter martha said. he and his wife of 67 years,pa icia, worked to teach their three children the importance of church and community. robert army, the air force, and as a police officer. he was a member of his local fire deptment for more than six decades, serving as chief for part of that time. honored last year the state ofinermont's longest se member of the knights of columbus, bob was 93 years old. ♪ and than to these families for sharing these wonderful stories with us. and, of course, our hearts go out to all those who have lost loved ones in this pan on the next episode of beyond the can