my dad was very proud. mom, actually, put together a pictures and the talk years, i got dad to about his experiences more. in the year 2000, i took my dad to his old air base in england. it was an incredibly memorable trip for me to go back with my dad. we were about 60 miles away from where i was stationed in east of cambridge.de he was over farther east at a little town with the 95th bomb but dad was very proud of his service. it as a -- he didn't do anything any different than any of the rest of the boys who volunteered. he was in a very dangerous business being a crew member in 1944., steve: and at the time he had to be what, 19 or 20 years old? secretary perry: 19 years old, yeah. 19 years old. he was -- but he wasn't -- dad he was around a lot of fellas who were heroic.inarily he didn't consider himself to be one. alive?your mother still secretary perry: she is. she was born in 1929 and still the farm. steve: what's she like? secretary perry: pretty stoic. my mother is -- really interesting lady. very

i called my dad in california and i made sure my step mom was right next to him and i said you know dad i have to tell you something really hard i said i am in the back of a police car and i've just been told that david killed sam tell us what he did you . know how many can. make a family care a little bit harder and. i know i know it's real therefore i be very don't know why i'm kathy my step mom adored salman tassel as we all did started wailing and i could hear her on speaker phone and my dad goes honey dave not to that david is not like that you are mistaken and i wish i were but i am in the back of a squad car. crispy children are scooted from the police and were told nothing until kim arrived at the station they really thought that their dad had killed. my mom came in and told us that they're telling me that your dad killed your sisters we had to use the language they're telling me because we couldn't believe it that's what actually happened. the idea of him killing doesn't sam was so foreign but they knew something had happened and that's how the whole thing started i went to the

you guys put in blood, sweat, and tears to go help dad. your dad's a greek chocolatier. that's the story behind it. tell people. zoe: but, i mean, why would i choose one chocolate company over another? i mean, you buy it because i like the product that they're making. it's not family stuff like that. lemonis: i just want to just spend a minute with you out front, zoe, just you and i. look, it's paramount for any good retail company to have a story behind it, why it got in business, why it does what it does. but when i look at zoe's retail material, their branding, their brochures, there's no mention of any of that. and i can tell that zoe's getting uncomfortable with it. but i don't care. i'm gonna keep pushing her. ♪ why are you so uncomfortable with telling people how this business came about? why'd you roll your eyes? zoe: i mean, it's just, like, i hate it saying it because it's embarrassing for our dad. it has no bearing on what we do. you know, it's over, it's done, and, i mean, here we are. lemonis: what is obvious to me is how much you've poured into this. -zoe:

what was he like as a dad? >> he was pretty wonderful as a dad. >> born in 1936, roy spent much of his youth in vernon, texas. i heard that he wrote his first song at 8? >> he definitely had his first radio show as an 8-year-old. he walked down with his guitar and knocked on the door, and he said, "yeah, my name's roy orbison, and i want to play some songs for you guys." by the end of the year he had his own show every saturday. >> in 1955, a fateful meeting with johnny cash at a local tv station sparks roy's musical career, and gets him an invitation to sun records in memphis, tennessee. not long after, roy marries his childhood sweetheart, claudette frady. they move to nashville, and roy rockets to the top of the charts with a string of hits, including "oh, pretty woman" in 1964. was "oh, pretty woman" a game changer? >> people loved the song. it really made him into an international superstar. >> ♪ oh, pretty woman >> roy and claudette have three boys -- roy dewayne, anthony, and wesley. roy can't ask for mo

thanks, dad, love you. see you. >> reporter: gary showered, dressed, headed outside into a cold, dark morning. it was then he saw something odd lying on the pavement. >> as i got closer and closer, i started saying that looks like my dad. and when i finally got up and then rlized itas my dad, i had that moment of just -- like disbelief. >> reporter: archie, was healthy, just 58, didn't make sense seeing him like this on the driveway. >> i went, dad? and i touched him. and there was just -- i will never forget that feeling. but it just -- it was very lifeless. it didn't -- it didn't feel good. so i started yelling, mom, mom, call 911. dad is laying on the driveway. i don't know what's the matter. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived it was too late to save archie or in this next moment, the innocent expectations about life which gary now lost for good. >> there was just blood everywhere on the front of him. i just lost it at that point. >> reporter: torrence police detective gill kronk ki arrived. >> he had

i called my dad in california and i made sure my step mom was right next to him and i said you know dad i have to tell you something really hard i said i am in the back of a police car and i've just been told that david killed. what he did. so how many can stab i'm. going to make a family kill world. i know i know it's real therefore i be very down the way i. adored salman taseer as we all did it started wailing and i could hear her on speakerphone and my dad goes honey dave not to that david is not like that you are mistaken and i wish i were but i am in the back of a squad car. children respond to the police and were told nothing until kim arrived at the station they really thought that their dad had killed. my mom came in and told us that they're telling me that your dad killed your sisters we had to use the language they're telling me because we couldn't believe that's what actually happened. the idea of him killing doesn't sam was so foreign but they knew something had happened and that's how the whole thing started i went to the doctor and i can remember saying i'm afraid i may he

no, i am a dad first. and that's true. you are a good dad. no, no, no. i'm a great dad, all right?ave you seen my vitamins? you don't need that crap. everything will be taken care of by the sun. does it all. go. hurry up. so, listen, saturday, we're hitting disney world if you want to join us. oh, that's sweet, but i'm gonna pass. i'll be laying out sipping on a piña colada from a coconut bigger than my head. [ chuckles ] every coconut's bigger than your head. what? i can't be the first one to tell you this, but your head is freakishly small. you don't know this? what? yes. honestly, if you didn't have hair, you'd look like a tan thumb.

i called my dad in california and i made sure my step mom was right next to him and i said you know dad i have to tell you something really hard i said i'm in the back of a police car and i've just been told that david killed sam tell us what he did you . know how many can stab. a family if you're a little bit. i know i know it's real therefore i be very down the way i. adored salman tassel as we all did started wailing and i could hear her on speaker phone and my dad goes honey dave not to you that david is not like that you are mistaken and i wish i were but i am in the back of a squad car. crespi children were spotted from the police and were told nothing until kim arrived at the station they really thought that their dad had killed. my mom came in and told us that they're telling me that your dad killed your sisters we had to use the language they're telling me because we couldn't believe that's what actually happened. the idea of him killing doesn't sam was so foreign but they knew something had happened and that's how the whole thing started i went to the doctor and i can remember

and now i look at pete like a dad.ete never really took the time to get to know him because he is a good, loving person with a huge heart. we need more petes in this world. >> reporter: why were the cops so focused on pete to begin with? well, as pete tells it his cousin paul planned the whole thing. set out to frame him. first by lying to him telling him that roberto or robert as pete calls him was out to steal his birth right. >> paul would come over and tell me horrible stuff about ed and robert like he said robert told paul that he was going to get my share of what my dad was going to leave me of the ranch. so paul would come over and say stuff to me and he knew he was going to make me want to go say something or fight with somebody. >> reporter: and pete? said he was simply blind to paul's manipulation. >> when you're going through your everyday life, and someone has set you up for over a year and a half, you don't know who to believe and so it kept everybody at odds. my life was so spun out of control and i could

thanks, dad. life takes softness and strength, which is why we make angel soft with a balance of both. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. chench . >>> check your mega millions ticket. only one winning ticket. wort $450 million. 28, 30, 39, 59, 70, 10. tonight's power ball jackpot. eastern part of the country dealing with a blast of air. through the beekd aweekend and windchill temperatures to plunge below zero. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin. even though investigators looking into the homicide of debbie hawk had no physical evidence tieing her husband, dave, to the crime. they

>> i mean, a dad.t pfl peed on the pregnancy test before. >> there's a difference between being a dad and being a daddy. >> tmi. moving on. >> we are out of the pocket now. rest of the thing in the obama voice. >>> ufc champ conor mcgregor and billionaire richard branson walk into a summit. >> that's not funny. it's not laughable. everyone's scratching their heads. both men ripped off their shirts. they faced off like it was a prefight event. >> they were at a business and leadership summit. branson was there to get, he knows everything about business and leadership. >> whoa, look at that closeup. the president is at davos later on this month. >> a square off? >> something like this as well. quite a matchup there for conor and branso >>> moving on to big news for ricky martin. the singer revealing that he and his artist, juan joseph have tied the knot in secret. the party will come and last for three days. >> i would expect many days. >> and they open their home. >> everything happens in the kitchen. i

clinton: your dad was jumping out of planes at 85 or 90.cise and of a lost a lot of weight since you left the presidency. you have gone on a vegan diet. isn't that hard to do? mr. bush: less burgers. [laughter] mr. clinton: not when you have quadruple heart bypass and you want to live to be a grandfather. i did not give it a second thought. i said i realized that i was highly prone to arterial blockage. i thought i would cut my chances. i literally wanted to see if i could live to be a grandfather. unlike him who comes from great genes, i am now the oldest person in my family for three generations, man or woman. david: wow. mr. clinton: and so i thought it was, i said i think i would like to hang around. i am kind of having a good time being alive. [laughter] mr. clinton: it will be over soon enough. and i think i will stretch it out as long as i can. david: so, if you could run for president of the united states, or former president of the united states, what would you recommend? mr. clinton: first of all, i think it depends on how you kee

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janice: what about your dad? >> he always watches, my mom always watches and my family i can count onto tune in. brian: and their reaction when your family watches, your mom and dad? >> i mean, my parents i don't think they care what i say, they are always going to be proud. i'm very blessed to have two amazing parents. my extended family, they are my biggest fans so no matter what happens if i fall flat on my face i can count on the fact that my family will still be there. >> do the kids say, mommy, why was that guy yelling at you? >> they've asked questions like that, i will say for the first time they were actually excited to see me on tv and that was because of that segment but only because their own art -- [laughter] >> absolutely. >> i need to work on humility side. brian: might be your dad's, you're signing it to your kids. >> giving them a hard time. steve: thank you very much for coming up on the roof. >> thank you. ainsley: that was great. brian: you're doing an incredible job.

dad passed. lemonis: dad passed away. your family's here. jessica: yeah. we're here. lemonis: okay. and what are all these products? jessica: this is kind of monica's baby right here. it is a product that -- it's all natural, made from the sea buckthorn berry. lemonis: and why do you say it's her baby? jessica: she had eczema as a kid, and it's good for scars, burns, psoriasis, eczema. lemonis: it's obvious to me that monica has come up with something unique with the sea buckthorn, but in order to really demonstrate that, you want to have the packaging reflect the uniqueness. the jar, to me, looks like somebody just bought a jar off the shelf and slapped a label on it. so who's in charge of the store? jessica: right now, officially, caity. lemonis: and where's caity's at? jessica: caity is... she's back here. caity: i'm caity. nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. caity: thanks for coming. lemonis: so you're really the person that runs this business? caity: yes. lemonis: okay. caity: but with the help of an amazing team. lemonis: do you guys sell online? jessica: we do. lemonis: ho

the dad helping out the daughters. so we decided we will have our own mike put on some kind of outfit. the get up and recreate it. we'll see how it goes. >> oh, oh. in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >> at the beginning of the hour of the show we showed you the dad from michigan, so cute, helping out his little girls, they always do lip-sync routine. and they did it again. take a look. >> ♪ >> ♪ (laughing). >> steve hidad is his name, he dressed up as you can see there, black leo tarred, had some tights to perform as part of the family lip-sync tradition. so, jessica decline, our fearless ep is back, she said, you know what, first day back, why not? mike jerrick needs to put on the leo tarred and see if he can do this. >> all right,

and now he has dad moves. bill karins, you don't have dad moves do you? >> i stay in my little pocket. >> you stay in your pocket. >> it gets scary. and the wife goes like this and turns her head. >> the wife? it's the kids that are embarrassed. >> everybody is embarrassed. >> the kids leave the room. let's get into this highs storm setup that we're going to deal with over the next several days. the cold air moving through the northern plains as winter reforms. a lot of warm air is going the ride over the top of the shallow cold air the next couple of days here. the ice storm will begin later today in missouri. tomorrow it's going to be through the ohio valley. and it looks to be significant in some areas, maybe the possibility of the power outages. we're really watching areas of western portions of tennessee all the way through areas of kentucky. and here is the forecast just through friday of the ice. memphis area possibly, paducah, just to the west of nashville, louisville, indianapolis, and areas of ohio and western p.a. then we're worried about new e

dad, just send the money.hat's all they want. >> heiko maxed out his credit cards, boroughed money from whoever he could but it never seemed enough. >> as the incident grows into weeks and months we end up with so many boards we have to work our way down the hallway. >> daniel gersh was one of the hostage negotiators assigned to guard heiko. >> it gets to the point where we don't feel like we're making progress, heiko feels we're not making progress. >> i think you just hope, that's all you have, hope. >> but hope was hard to hang on to. the kidnapper kept threatening beheadings. even worse they put jerfa on the phone and beat her while she talked to heiko. >> sweetheart, what are you doing over there. >> i know, honey. >> just tell them i don't have a million. please, do that. >> just stop. i told them that you don't have anything, but they just like asking. >> how are you doing? i'm getting worried, i'm getting so worried. >> a few seconds later the line went dead. >> oh, my god. >> smoking a cigarette or i'

dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. >> right now at 11, frigid temperatures freeze pipes. water mains all over the the region have begun to burst another comebly occasions of bitter blast of air. good evening, everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. if you have walked outside for even a moment today you know how frigid it feels out there. the proof could be seen here at franklin square in philadelphia where chunks of ice could be seen floating in the fountain. the water feature is frozen solid in places now since the frigid weather began last wee week. and it's not over just yet. meteorologist lauren casey is monitoring wintry mix headed straight for us. lauren. >> we had to close out on wintry end to all of this we could not just warm temperatures up. it had to be dramatic, of course, we it winter weather advisory in effect 1 p.m. to the p.m. until midnight down the shore and central and southern delano little we'

dad, dad, dad, dad. and i thought, well, where is his father? he was on his own in the forest.e pedaled. he didn't want any help. i thought his dad is probably not very far away. i got to the top of the hill like 200 or 300 meters up, and there was his dad waiting for him like this. >> really? >> and i thought, that's a face i've seen on a lot of touch lines. that's -- that is, come on, man up, you know. and deal with it. and don't ask for help. and you'll sort it out. and i'm not going to help you. >> did the boy finally make it up there? >> i don't know. >> you didn't see it? >> no. >> did you say anything to the dad? >> i said i hope your son can afford good therapy when he's old enough because he'll need it. >> you had a life-changing experience with violence committed against you as a child. >> i had a very violent stepfather who would terrify me. he would hit on my mother, and he would throw us around. and so i was always scared of him, really, throughout my childhood. and so that kind of meant that i am -- i'm not saying that i wasn't a very angry young man myself, but i

would anything change their minds about their dad?re again is keith morrison. >> burke strunsky is a hard charging man, ex-member in good standing of the d.a.'s office, now senior deputy in riverside. that takes skill, persuasive pour. strunsky would lead them in the case against family man chris hall. >> mr. hall on the surface looks like a loving family man. he looks like a good father. he's somebody that had the support of his family. >> but strunsky was buying the loving father and family man bit. when he heard about chris hall's obvious grief, the wailing that went on after the so-called accident, the phrase that crossed his mind was, "it's an act." >> i think it was a wonderful performance by the defendant of acting like a bereaved husband. but when you look at his actions, how little he did to help his wife. >> who tried harder to save cristi? not chris, said the prosecutor. but his daughter. >> she called 911. she helped him get the body out of the spa. she is the only one that did chest compression. he had no interest in trul

so to his great credit, he reached out to my dad, and he tells that my dad was skeptical at first, but was convinced and decided to participate. i'm really glad he did. he was part of a fascinating panel. other speakers on this panel were david mccullough, the pulitzer prize winning historicalion, i believe, and opera singer rene fleming and brad way singer steven son heim. a disparate group of people. i'm not sure that my father knew that steven sonheim wrote on west side story and i think he wrote into a dissent, but definitely some court opinion. but i don't think my father realized that at the time, but i wished they had a chance to talk about that during their encounter. apparently, my father got an along with him very well before the speech and at the speech itself, he tells it went over great. and it was faculty, students, artists and law students from around the city and my father begins the speech by kind of recognizing how out of place he is. how incongruous his presence there is. let me find the beginning, it's pretty great. >> host: i remember that one. >> guest: he said, i

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so to his credit he reached to my dads and tells me that my dad was skeptical at first but was convinced and decided to participate. i'm glad he did he was part of a pass mating panel. other o speakers on this panel were david a pulitzer prize winning historianable opera singer renÉe, and broadway composer steven -- so fantastic group of people and distant group and not sure they realizedded this but steven cowrote west side stir and my father was a big fan of officer krupyk cowrote and he work withed what lyric from officer into a decent, i think. i think it was decent but definitely some court opinion, and -- i don't think my father realizedded that at the time but i wish they -- had a chance to talk about that during their encounter apparently my father got along with him very well and before the speech, and then the speech itself mr. tells me it went over great. it was -- faculty, students artist and law students from around the city and my father tbins speech by kind of recognizing how out of place he is. how he is and presence there is, let me find the beginning that is pretty grea

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son will get one for dad you know thaty don't want to be the parents of those boys, no thank you. >>>th us, we have much more playoff preview party live from chickie and pete's up next espn sal paolantonio will join with us his insight, up next. >> ♪ new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming. switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> we're back live here at chickie and pete's in south philadelphia, i'm jaw, jamie apody, these fans are latherd up ready for sunday's big game >> we can talk bit all week long, this game will come down to defense. >> yeah, really eagles have been riding their defensive line all year. minnesota referred to them as a hockey line the way they pla

dad, just send the money. that's all they want. >> they have an american kid. a 14-year-old kid in the middle of the jungle. they're thinking they hit the jackpot. >> they were vacationers turned prisoners. a mother and son kidnapped by terrorists. >> we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. >> 10 million from me? are you losing your mind? >> tonight, you're inside this harrowing hostage drama. >> this is a big operation. this is not just this rag-tag group of people. >> anything can happen. there are no guarantees. >> can a father turned negotiator help bring them home? >> we prepared him for the worst. >> i'm getting worried. i'm getting so worried. >> a lot of people were praying for them. a lot of people were. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's keith morrison with "heart of darkness." >> reporter: they lay in wait, unseen under a thick green canopy, armed to the teeth. immersed in their defiant extremist belief, hunting, stalking, deadly, in this particular heart of d

brittany made a copy of them and confronted her dad, toby. he'd been in an on-again, off-again relationship with her mom, dana, at the time of her death. >> and i can't remember what i wrote on it, but i know that it wasn't a very nice message. >> what's up with this basically? >> yeah, i think i actually told him i hated him. >> did he say, "okay, you're old enough now, i can tell you"-- >> unh-uh. >> "a more complete story"? >> unh-uh. he said, "you're not ready." >> "you're not ready," still? >> reporter: brittany wasn't sure her dad would ever tell her. he wasn't around much during her childhood. his parents were the ones who'd taken her in as a baby, raised her. they wouldn't talk about the past much either. >> so you're an angry teenage girl with your fists balled up, and you're still trying to find out the story of your mother, huh? >> right. >> what's making you go forw why not just let it be? >> something inside of me just wouldn't -- i wouldn't stop. you know, i-- then i would start the hyperventilating, i'd wake up crying all the t

was a single dad.for him when you were a teenager. >> he did have a hard time, because he had to take us to school and cook and clean the house and we get worried about getting behind in the cleaning. so he, this is before he got into recovery. he would take speed, went to clean the house. and-- he used to take-- . >> stephen: on a thursday night. >> thursday night we just pop a little dexamil because we be so behind in the cleaning and it was a combination of an amphetamine and trang lyzer, a perfect combo. >> stephen: yin yang. >> kind of speedy but calm, so daddy is cleaning. and he would still be cleaning and my sister mary and i would go to bed and the sun would be rising and she would come in my room, she was like daddy's still downstairs cleaning slarm and then we went down to the basement and he would be folding laundry with a cigarette in his mouth, a speed freak like, folding laundry. but then the house was sparkling clean and he would play judy gar land music like swanee how i love you, how

and i needed to prove my dad wrong. because my dad wanted me to be a basketball player.rong." [ light laughter ] so, in my bathroom there's, you know, the shower rod thing. >> seth: yeah. >> you know shower rod and -- i said, it's time. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> you know? >> seth: an athlete knows. >> an athlete knows when it's time to take it on. you know? [ light laughter ] so i got some baby powder. which is a little bit more slipperier than the chalk they actually use. >> seth: yep, sure. looks the same. >> it looks the same though, so. and i even did the introduction. [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying? and i got on there and i just -- woo! and just tore the whole wall out. [ laughter and applause ] the whole ceramic -- no, i just -- i remember my mom said, "why!? [ laughter ] why would you do this?" and my dad just laughed. >> seth: oh, well that's good. >> yeah, my dad just laughted. >> seth: that's a nice combo. good to have one of each. good to have one of each. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: always so great to see you. can't wait to see you saturday. >> you to

you see him there for a new netflix interview with david letterman talking about dad dancing. >> i think the key is what we call staying in the pocket. >> sure. [ laughter ] >> staying in the pocket. >> you got to stay in the pocket because i think everybody here knows dads who get out of the pocket and they're trying stuff that they can't really pull off. and, you know, they start doing like karate kicks and all kinds of stuff.

wow, looking sharp, dad.a pitch meeting today, so you got to dress like a winner. also put on some cologne so i smell like a winner. [ strained ] yeah, yeah, that's a lot of winning you got on. yeah, the cap was loose. she got away from me. so, dad, what do you think about me going to a museum in the city saturday night? who are you, uh -- who are you going with? just some friends -- kiera. bunch of us. okay. um, who's driving? kiera's mom. okay.

and he goes to see his dad, and his dad said you didn't honor the commitment that you made. i'm ashamed of you. i'm disappointed. and george w. bush walks out of his dad's office disconsolate. he's disappointed his father. that was his father's greatest weapon, to talk about how disappointed he was at any given point. he wasn't particularly emotional at any point, he never yelled at his kids, he never hit his kids, there was no corporal punishment in the bush home, but that expression of disappointment was the best thing that he could do to sound a message that said straighten up and fly right. so that happens. he leaves his father's office, and then he gets a call from his dad later on that afternoon, and he said can you and kathy, his girlfriend, come to the astros game tonight? i have a couple of tickets. so he expressed his disappointment, but he also welcomed him right back into the fold. and that faith that he had in his son to ultimately do the right thing never waned. >> yeah. i love that that is the story that he carries with him. there's another fascinating one too

but one of the advantages of the speeches especially about the law is my dad could explain his approach on interrupted without having to focus on a specific case without bringing in multiple cases that is understandable to anybody not just a law student. there is a section devoted to his approaches to the law and jurisprudence but a lot have nothing to do with the law and readers would be interested in the surprising subjects he touches on. >>host: certainly my reaction i knew a lot about his views of the law and the law speeches but this has so many wonderful speeches about high school graduation talking about his catholic faith or so many subjects. >> there were a couple that surprised me he spoke a couple of times at the national wild turkey federation. not what you would normally expect but we included one of his speeches that my father explains how he became interested in hunting and why he loved it as much as he does. i am not a hunter myself but i enjoy that speech because it showed a side of my father i knew a little bit about but i learned more of through the speech. >>host: bu

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hey dad i don't give me a hug i still think to this day he's going to watch the door we were driving not too long ago nancy myself and others like him and i look in the backseat and he was sleeping and i went to look to see of brennan was there to start a habit if he was sleeping until i saw brennan walk out of this house he was very robotic. brennan where are you going it's ok mom i just gotta go put on his winter coat brennan it's hot out today it's ok mom i just gotta go put on his winner halle said brennan it's hot out today you won't need that it's ok mom i've just got to go and i said i need you here for a minute no it's ok mom i've just got to go and that our he could see to me and this was a child who was very articulate who would who is so verbose that sometimes he would just say ok enough and f.o. ready for days prior brennan went to the family doctor with a chest cold and inexplicably came home with a sample pack of the antidepressant super next at the time of his disappearance he was exhibiting the classic signs of. i let him go out the door and that was the last time i s

and for my dad, you know, i often joke with my friends that, you know, your dad goes home and he plays catch with you. my dad comes home and he picks me up to go to some community meeting. so, i mean, those are--those are principles. those are the things that guide us, our values that we--you know, we judge our lives on and make our decisions on. and for young people, we're trying to provide those kinds of experiences in our programs throughout santa clara and san mateo counties, and make sure that they have role models standing in front of them from high tech, from the banking industry, from these white collar jobs or no collar jobs in the high tech industry to help them understand what are the possibilities. because our kids do not lack motivation. they just lack knowledge, they lack exposure. and we feel it's part of our responsibility, kind of take the hoodwinks off their eyes and have them see the incredible possibilities that this valley has to offer. robert: in essence direction, huh? they need direction. ron: they need direction, they need a lot of guidance, and they need a lot

e alongside my brother and sister is massive l dad are really proud that mum and dad are really proudthey have got the three children heading out to the olympic games at once. i competed against my brother, so once. i competed against my brother, soi once. i competed against my brother, so i never thought that we would go out to compete on the same ranking, and to add that, my sister competing as well, it is quite surreal. commentator: and britain have won the bronze medal! they won bronze in such a four years ago, and have their sights set even higher, now. if you were to ask any athlete, they are going to say they want a medal, andi are going to say they want a medal, and i think if we go out there, and we bring the best out of each other, and enjoy it as well, that is all we can ask right now, and a medal, bc will be great, and that would be the bonus. it was a different story first kyle smith. this is fresh territory for them, they are confident of justifying territory for them, they are confident ofjustifying their place. i think we have proven ourselves. why we needed chosen, an

but my dad taught school. and he was a school teacher there. so they had a track meet for all of the schools in the neighborhood well around about 35 mile or 40. and they all had a little track meet there and my dad said, son, i want you to take off work today and take me over to the track meet over at -- where was that at, hon? >> booneville, wasn't it? >> boocheville. anyway, i took her over there. okay. because when he asked you to do something yo something, you pretty well done t i saw this little girl standing there in her little hat on, little pleated skirt. and a white blouse and white stockings and tennis shoes. black and white shoes, weren't they, honey? and she kind of took my eye. so i looked one over and i asked her if she would like to go to restaurant to get something to eat. she said i guess i kochlt she went to order a hot dog, just eat the corner off the hot dog. anyway, we got to -- we talked that day and i think it was two or three weeks later i saw her again at a restaurant one day and got courage enough to go up and talk to

my dad taught school. he was a school teacher. they had a track meet for all the schools around about 35 miles or 40. they had a track meet. my dad said, son, i want you to take off from work and take me over to the track meet. where was that? guchisville. i took him over. i said okay. when he asked you to do something, you pretty well done it. so i took him over there and i saw this little girl standing there in her little hat on and her little pleated skirt and a white blouse and white stockings and black and white shoes, weren't they, honey? she kind of took my eye. so i looked over there about after her. i asked her if she would like to go to a restaurant to get something to eat. she said, oh, i guess i could. so she went and ordered a hotdog and just ate the corner off the hotdog. anyway, we talked that day and i think it was about maybe two or three weeks later i saw her again at a restaurant and got courage to talk to her. i was kind of shy, because i was a little small. i got courage to talk to her. one day i asked her, co