something that daddy said, and usually their lives had been changed because of what god did through daddy's work and they would come with tears streaming down her cheeks. they were on the side of the road, on their knees. signs,ld up bibles, some had flags. it was an overwhelming experience. and then of course, to go to washington. onlyave that honor, of four people being laid in honor their at the capitol. we were just overwhelmed by that on her. and the honor that the congress gave us and the president and the vice president. president trump: everywhere he went, reverend graham delivered the same beautiful message -- god loves you. that was his message. god loves you. we can only imagine the number of lives touched by the preacher and the prayers of billy graham, parts he changed, the sorrows he eased, and the joy he brought to so many. the testimony is endless. today we give thanks for this , and it isry life very fitting that we do so right of the the rotunda united states capitol, where the memory of the american people is enshrined. >> it is a real blessing to our family and a wonderf

little daddy home?h, i'll bring it home." and he was really excited, and then my wife said, "if you don't bring little daddy home, i will fully divorce you." [ laughter ] so i brought little daddy home, and my son, it's the cutest thing, he is obsessed with it, and i don't get home in time to put him to bed. so every night my mom, i'm sorry, his mom. my wife gives him little daddy, and he hugs little daddy in his crib, and it's really -- it's the sweetest thing on earth. there is only one downside which is because my son has a little daddy, he calls me big daddy. [ laughter ] which is very cute at home, and very weird in public. because when you're walking in the park, and your son is calling you big daddy -- [ laughter ] no one is thinking oh, there must be a little version at home. [ laughter ] that's just a cautionary tale. you guys, i can't tell you how excited i am about tonight's show. this show used to be called "late night with david letterman" and i'm honored to say that is who our guest is ton

then a few years later, came that terrible day she'll never forget. >> my daddy and my grand daddy passed an i way on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of a sudden you lost the two important men in your life? >> uh-huh. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. there was so much sudden loss to absorb that young bambi not yet a teenager paid no mind to her grandfather's and father's wills. but it turned out she'd been left the entire homestead. all 240 acres of it to be held in trust until she turned 18. not long after bambi inherited the farm, her stepfather charlie moved the family on to the property. her property. most everybody called him big charlie. bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing and he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. always people down at the barn. >> you call your stepfather daddy? >> uh-huh. >> easily do that. >>? uh-huh. i have always called him daddy. >> big charlie was a deacon at church and he started a small business selling and installing glass. converting the old tobacco barn into his shop. bambi's bomb diane worked as a secretary i

in a statement go daddy didn't address exactly what went wrong. it just said we have worked with our customer and resolved the issue. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> response team always working. >> absolutely. >> coming up on qutsz today in the bay, what we can expect weatherwise today. >> it's mild right now, 56 degrees in san francisco. but do you see that? that's fog in and low clouds. how long will that stick around? i'll have the details coming up. >>> as you can clearly see 101, traffic flows smoothly, we did have a backup at the bay bridge and traffic alert coming out of the central valley. we'll show you all of these coming up. >>> plus a growing concern for people in one bay area city, a string of jewelry snatchings, what you can do to protect yourself. a live look outside in emeryville good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm laura kbar garcia. >> vianey is in for kari hall this morning. weathe

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he was the same as daddy. and she says, "and the mask he had on is just like daddy's mask that he wears hunting." >> reporter: after the robber left charlie said she rushed to hug her mother and then knew there was one more thing to do, she had to go upstairs and take care of her 3-year-old brother. >> reporter: to the sheriff, the 7-year-old's story was both chilling and heartbreaking. >> it was a memory i'll have with me the rest of my life. it's one of those that takes a little part of you with them or with it. here's a little girl who does remind me very much of my own daughter. and she's working through, "i just watched mommy brutally attacked. it could be daddy. where am i? where does this leave me? >> reporter: but could it be true? did she really just see her father kill her mother? this had been a very bloody murder. and deputy dean swan had looked tom clayton over carefully. >> did tom have any blood on him? >> i did not see any on him. no. nope. i actually checked him for any injuries, or any blood,

we contacted go daddy, and right away lance says the problem was finally fixed.en got personalized help from a go daddy representative. lance wrote us a note. he said, about his discussion with that personal service, i gave him my two cents worth and told him his support team is in need of repairs. lance also got free service for a year. that is a $400 value. in a statement to us, go daddy didn't really address exactly what went wrong, but it did say that we have worked with our customer and resolved the issue. if you have a consumer complaint for us, give us a call. the number is 888-996-tips on online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. back to you guys. >>> you should be saying to lance, who is your daddy for fixing all of that. >> yeah. happy to help him. >> thank you. >> sue you guys. >>> as we told you a little earlier, we are in the midst of whale season in the bay area. as we showed in the newscast, two whales were found dead today. in fact, we want to show one being towed away from the port of oakland. ore investigative unit looked into how often it happens and

>> daddy! daddy! >> how about that? >> daddy! daddy! >> daddy's here.country for us. >> of course. thank you for having us. >> what do you think, guys? the kids didn't know, right? >> i was the only one that knew. >> daddy! >> you kept it from the kids. >> i did. we're on a secret adventure because she did so well at school. >> that's great. what do you think? >> daddy! >> it is amazing. this is amazing. >> when is the last time you saw each other? >> january. >> wow. >> my goodness. >> how many times have you been deployed? >> i've been deployed once, but we've been underway about 40% of the time, the last couple years. >> thank you for your service. you have a beautiful family. we're glad we could make this reunion happen sooner than it might have happened otherwise. thank you to all the men and women out here. we appreciate it. devin, thank you so much, sir. >> thank you so much. we know daddy is strong because he has a handful of babies there. >> that's right. we always see the surprise in reverse. the military member surprises the family. this time

daddy taught him how to hit. he's a hall of famer. mac williamson in. but the giants were down 5-1. evan longoria hit two homers in this game. here's one of them. but the giants, they're not close. they lose 11-4. >>> a's and rays at the coliseum. daniel gossett gave up three solo homers. all of them came in the third inning. wilson ramos doing the damage right here.

in a statement go daddy didn't address exactly what went wrong. he just said we have worked with our customer and resolved the issue. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 888-996-tips or logon to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> 6:27 right now. we've been covering two best friends from sacramento who went on an unusual journey. this was to celebrate life after one of them was diagnosed with cancer. >> it turns out they are inspiring others to do the same. chris betten court and dill lon hill set or for a bucket list journey after chris was diagnosed with leukemia and given a year to live. they made a documentary about it and chris ended up getting a life saving bone marrow transplant thanks to someone who had seen the documentary. and now that idea is taking off and an ohio woman decided to tackle her own list after she was diagnosed with stage four cancer and dylan is there to document her journey. >> i'm really grateful for everything they've done and my perspective being changed. >> they helped her out as well. her cancer is in remission but s

we contacted go daddy and right afterward lance said the problem was fixed.t personal help from a go daddy representative and lance said i gave him my two cents and told him his support team is in need of repairs. you made me so happy. lance also got free service for a year. that is a $400 value. in a statement, go daddy didn't address exactly what went wrong, just said we have worked with our customer and resolved the issue. if you have a consumer complaint, call us at 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> the palo alto blood testing company is all but ruined. >> once worth billions, new estimates say it might not be worth anything at you will. a young ceo accused of faking test results and the fcc accused her of fraud but one investor still believes. >> reporter: he's famed silicon valley investor tim draper and he gave they'ir anos and people called her the next steep jobs but now everyone, former employees, the s.e.c. and american corporations, even a new book all say theranos was a giant fraud but draper said she is a success story and t

so i've beto trying lay mommy and daddy. but i-- i can't.e >> reporter: thsh family's story isn't all that uncommon in this manufacturing city of about 60,000. but you wouldn't necessarily know it.ko mo is doing well. the unemployment rate is lower than the ,national avera thanks in part to a huge chrysler plant. >> it's a good place to live. >> reporter: chuck mccoskey is a lifelong resident of kokomo. he's a drug aiction counselor and former probation officer who's seen first-hand incarceration affects families here. says at the same time t city's economy is thriving, me are drug cris. >> drastic increases in terms of the substance abuse, drug d traffickinrug changing, you know, to new designer drugs. >> reporte last year, the kokomo area had 44 overdose deaths, almost double the number during the previous year. the number of people put in jail has increased 18% over the last two years. local law enrcement say almost everyone they arrest has issues with drugs. >> and when they're arrested and taken to ja department of child services, comes

daddy was charlotte.y, he felt himself a farmer's boy from charlotte. he never thought himself anything more than that. my grandfather had a big airy form, so daddy grew up looking cows in the morning for a way to school, and when he came back from school, same thing. when he first discovered the calling was when he went to bible school. he accepted crisis as his savior when he was a young boy in charlotte at an evangelist meeting as a teenager. he went for a while to a college, and then at that particular college, it was in tennessee at that time, he got sick one day, had the flu, and he was not feeling well, and did not feel like he was getting what he wanted at that particular college. said he saw a brochure about a bible school in florida, and he's all palm trees and he saw orange trees and saw the warm -- and we both are alike. we love warm weather. asked my grandmother -- grandparents, and a greek, and he went to florida bible cottage. and that is what he needed for that foundation. he felt that cal

♪ ♪ some people say it's almost heaven ♪ ♪ look for me you'll find me there ♪ >> alan johnson: my daddycanes, they can't get to us. we're down in these mountains, down in the holler, and these mountains protect us. here, if you're going to see the sky, you gotta look up. ♪ you can find me on the highest mountain ♪ ♪ you can find me in the black coal mines ♪ >> anthony: to think about, much less empathize with somebody who comes from five generations of coal miners, in a place that looks like this, is to our enduring shame, unthinkable. why can't these coal miners get retrained, maybe put up solar panels for a living? why would these conservative, deeply religious people vote for a thrice-married billionaire new yorker? well, i went to west virginia, and you know what? screw you. here in the heart of every belief system i've ever mocked or fought against, i was welcomed with open arms by everyone. i found a place both heartbreaking and beautiful. a place that symbolizes, contains everything wrong, and everything wonderful and hopeful about america. ♪ >> anthony: the town of welch, known

and i told my daddy -- daddy, i want a car when i was six -- when i am 16. i am from the south. i said daddy. he said -- that is fine, son, all you have to do is buy it. i got my little rear end to work. in 1955,s 16 years old i bought a ford crown victoria for $1500. that is a lot of money for a 16-year-old in 1958. and i was so proud of that car. i loved that car so much and i took such great care of that car. what i have -- taken quite as good as care, what i have loved it as much if someone had given it to me? ownership. ownership, ladies and gentlemen, is so vital to our way of life. it is so important. so, five, 1954 crown victoria. i high school football number was 55. born on the 25th of june. 55th fighter squadron. triple nickel. make 20 ones. ig-21's.mak i came up with five bullet points. take advantage of every day, number one. because, we never know, do we? we never know what is just around the winter. that is why it is so important to be as prepared every possible way in every area of our lives because we never know when we need to be ready. do you know what else is

that is what happened growing up because we had to pray for snow when daddy bought too many shoes and he cannot pay off the bank so children until you get results, pray for snow. we prayed for snow. then children, pray for the snow to melt because the customers can't get out and shop at christmas time and always the tag on that was your dad may not be able to pay off the bank. dave ramsey reminds me of luther turner. luther turner believes that you should save something from every check. i have been thinking about that in comparing you to poppa. >> your dad came out of that with an incredible work ethic and you came out of it with an incredible work ethic and sometimes when you are studying a family business we find that second-generation a little weaker, third generation is useless -- [laughter] well, that is not always happen but you've heard the stories and seeing them, to. people think it's true more often than it is but i think back about reading about your dad and the traveling and the way he would go do the deals and he would come back and his old merchandising idea was whateve

in obviously walking in on you and daddy. >> that was like? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thank you for joining us. >> we have a lot of big news. and the weekend is here. tonight opposite royal report. >> the bride-to-be is getting fit for her i dos. attending a private exercise class. today, the palace dropped some big new wedding details. both meghan's mother, doria ragland, and her father, thomas markle, will be flying to the uk the week of the wedding to allow the royal family to meet the parents. meghan's mom and dad, who are divorced, will be spending time with the queen and prince philip, charles and camilla, and new parents kate and william. harry and his future mother-in-law were photographed together last fall in toronto at the invictus the games. but harry did not ask his future father-in-law for permission to marry his daughter face to face. >> on this occasion, it was on the telephone. and tom markle has spoken quite frequently to prince harry over the months and has built some kind of relationship with hi

daddy! daddy!urned 9 today and his birthday wish coming true. >> i missed you. >> reporter: exactly what ronin wanted. >> these reunions never get old. so sweet. >> misty over there, aren't you? >> well, let's hope the set of twins born on friday will had grow up to love "star wars" as much as their parents. they named the babies after the main characters that are twins. >> we found out we were having a boy and a gurgle, we knew that being born may 4th, they had to be luke and leah, at least for their middle names. >> as soon as we know they were may the 4th babies, it was all right, that is happening. >> the nursery is star wstar w r themed and the fourth will be with them for the rest of their lives. >> that is dedication. >> at least they are middle names. that would be awkward for the first. >> we will have to see "star wars" one day with dion, she has not seen it yet. let's talk to drew. >> yeah, let's. >> we will have clear skies later on with clouds clearing out. limit hadded fog for the nex

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she's going to walk into the bedroom and, you know, daddy, daddy -- don't do it, daddy. >> sean: really? okay. let's look at someone else's long been in the public eye. they hit this picture. had it before the election in 2008. farrakhan with barack obama. givening farrakhan's racist and ant ant anti-semitic past. >> they call me hitler. hitler was a good name. he was a great man. the satanic jews, they control everything and mostly everybody. >> because you see white people deserve to die. and they know, so they think it's us coming to do. kaw caution means weak blooded stale face. >> sean: so does the mainstream media that obama associated with that person or were the american people being deceived? they hit the two people there together. it's right there on the screen. and reverend wright, the pastor of the church of j.d. america. let me be clear. i will never ever call for any boycotts or anybody to be fired or show to be cancelled. you have the power to turn the dial. but let me point out a blatant left wing standard. who summed it up best, sarah sanders when she said this. take a

socks, i hate daddy! come on, your daddy is a great guy. no, i love mr. more, he hugs mommy during the day. what the (bleep)? ( laughter ) this is interesting, trump's lawyers may have leaked these questions so that the news will tell trump to not talk to mueller, and guess which news did exactly what trump's team needed? >> this is garbage from the "new york times" tonight, absolute garbage, no attorney will ever let this president sit down with robert mueller. this "new york times" thing, put it in your fireplace and burn it. because we have sources that -- half of these questions are dumb anyway. oh, what was in your mind at the time? you don't punish or charge people for the thoughts they have in their head. >> trevor: you know, my favorite thing about sean hannity is he's the wrongest right-sounding person you will ever meet. because you realize you can get charged because to have the thoughts if you have your head. it's called criminal intent. it's such a basic concept of law and order that they put it in the name of the show. ( applause ) and you k

she will walk into the bedroom and, you know, "daddy," "daddy."o it, daddy. >> sean: really? okay. let's look at someone else who has long been in the public eye. screwy louis farrakhan. t the congressional black caucus, they had this picture, they had a before the election in 2008. louis farrakhan with barack obama, shielding obama from b criticism, giving his racist and anti-semitic past, including some of these classic insanity comments. >> here the jews don't like farrakhan so they call me hitler. well, that's a good name. hitler was a very great man. the satanic jews! they control everything and mostly everybody. you s see white people deserve o die. and they know, so they think it is us coming to do it. >> caucasian means weak bloated, weak boned, steel face. pale, with the indians call a pale man. >> sean: the mainstream media expressing outrage that obama, associated with that person, the american people being deceived, they purposely had a picture of the two of them together, right there on your screen? of course, bernadine dorn, bill ayr

that's daddy. there's my daddy. yay, yay, yay. >> yeah. hey, momma. >> how are you? by. >> it's okay, baby doll. >> did you hear that? >> he's so good. >> he is. all the time. never held my son before. never touched him, never embraced him. nothing. it's hard on both of us when he tries to reach out and grab me, he's grabbing the fiberglass and i know it's got to be difficult for him. >> he says, i'm going to touch you. how come i can't touch you? >> i know, son. you can't hold him. you can't help him walk, i haven't had a chance to feed him, change his diaper, all the things i want to do. i'm just glad he's in good hands right now. >> we come to you, heavenly father, thank you for all of your blessings. amen. >> amen. >> love you, son. okay. >> after visiting her son, iris de'arborne will take beau jr. to the women's unit to visit his mother. >> we go see mommy. we see daddy, we go see mommy. this is a ritual we do every weekend or every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was i

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joining us this morning scott wagner the ceo of go daddy we were talking with andy jassy about you.morning >> good morning. thanks for having me >> this is really getting interesting now. one year performance on the stock is closing in on 76% you got revenue up 29% we mentioned the partnership with aws what is driving all this >> no one particular thing i think it's the promise of godaddy and what we do, getting ideas, growing starting and thriving around the world. our international expansion and the expansion of our product portfolio, extending a domain name into things like websites, social media, security services, it's a combination of global growth and our product portfolio that's driving our top line and ultimately driving the stock price. >> how much is the health of small and medium business tied to your trajectory right now, the economy is good for a lot of different kinds of companies but seems like there are potentially two forces, the health of smb and the need to transition into digital. >> for us the need to transition to digital overwhelms economic health i mean if y

i'm his war daddy. >> exactly. >> he's afraid all the time. >> horribly afraid.t joking. wendy. >> wendy is my mother. >> piersol, he's a good guy right there, one of my good friends that i can say actually will look out for me, cares for me. >> i try to take care of the kid, you know, keep him out of trouble, help him make some better decisions like i've learned to do. he's only got a little bit of time left, so he'll be out of here in a couple more months, which is good because he's too young. too young. >> while piersol might act as a father figure to mccaffrey, the crime that brought him to prison cost him his relationship with his own child. and he admitted when we first met him, he wasn't honest about the crime. >> you asked me in the dorm what i was here for. i gave you a bs story. other people were around. i haven't taken into my confidence, so to speak. >> how many times have you been to prison? >> twice. >> both times on assault. >> yes. my friends and family know my history, and i'm just not, you know, i'm done putting up fronts and facades. i've lived

. >> how do you think you help me become a better daddy?how much i learned from being with him. two marios changed my life i suppose and my hope and prayer is that what mattered most about the one who is gone will live on in me, my girls and the son who carries his name. >> that's the power move. >> you're such a knuckle head. >> maybe i'm a capitol hill color blind. >> i care about the people that i work with. >> it's hard for me to do it otherwise. >> you're very close because it's such a hard life waking up so early, but it's worth it. >> whoa. you make us dance -- did you make your hair twerk. >> i even have muscles in my hair. >> i'm the smarter, nicer, funnier version of your cohost, you know, alisyn. don't let him say anything mean about me when i get off the air. >> that i can't help. >> you wear it like this? >> yeah. a little bit more like a fedora. >> okay. >> and apparently someone put in the teleprompter, cuomo is awesome. >> i hate when he does that. >> you remember all this stuff? >> she slapped his head. ♪ >> i'm one of the

and my daddy's off being a super daddy to dylan and i want to help him. >> reporter: and then, his planealed. >> please come buy lemonade so i can raise money to help dylan get better. >> reporter: andrew and his friends wearing their team dylan t-shirts, and the lines began to form. selling out of lemonade in just two and a half hours, raising nearly $6,000. together with a go fund me page, andrew and team dylan raising more than $13,000. and his father, matt, telling us tonight how proud he is of his son. and proud of that community for helping andrew, who just wants to help his little brother. we are all on team dylan tonight. more on our facebook page and how you can help. and i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> this is what people from i lack and understand do. >> we have to turn it into a teaching moment. >> abc hit series roseanne is no more. the rebooted show now cancelled. and roseanne barr has been dropped from her agent today after the kmeenen sent out a racist tweet this morning. good afternoon an

. ♪ i love you too, daddy. ♪ you're the one who saw me through... ♪ and thanks - for everything. - ♪l... - ♪ you were my strength when i was weak... ♪ - ( woman speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. >>> flowers, tears, and a lot of questions. an east bay community is in mourning tonight after the sudden death of a high school freshman in the school pool. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. it's just been a devastating, emotional day for students at san ramon valley high school in danville. >> abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian is live at the school tonight where there's a memorial for this 15-year-old student. lisa. >> reporter: ama and dan, the memorial behind me has really grown over the past few hours, and late tonight parents got an e-mail letting them know that counselors will be on campus, available to talk to anyone that needs a little extra support tomorrow. a sad silence hangs over san ramon valley high school as students say good-bye to their friend. >> he was sweet and he was really shy. really sweet, though

daddy needs to see his little girl... naked," he wrote, using the nickname he wanted to be called, "daddy sugar." it only got worse from there.thomas says his first instinct was to beat the guy with a baseball bat."i wanted him gone, off the face of the earth," he said. "i couldn't believe he'd done this to my baby."but thomas knew violence wouldn't helped anyone, so he hatched a new plan. he posed as his daughter and texted the man on the other end of the line, asking him to meet at the same place where he gave the girl the phone."the guy was sitting alone at this table, facing the dirt road," thomas said. the angry father brought a friend to help him make a citizen's arrest, and they recorded some of the interaction with rabson. they recently posted the video to facebook and users have shared it more than 1500 times.clovis police and fresno county sheriff's deputies arrested rabson. but in the search warrant, they reveal that rabson reset his phone, deleting all evidence from his phone. they still had evidence on the phone he gave the girl, though.prosecutors charged him with felony arr

beyond compare ♪ ♪ some people say it is almost heaven ♪ ♪ look for me and you'll find me there ♪ >> my daddyus the mountains protect us. if you want to see the sky tough look up ♪ you can find on the highest mountain ♪ >> to think about empathizing in a place that looks like this is -- why can't these coal miners get retrained or put up solar panels for a living. why would they vote for a billionaire new yorker? well, i went to west virginia and you know what? screw you. here in the heart of the system, i was welcomed with open arms by everyone. i found a place both heart breaking and beautiful. contained everything wrong and hopeful about america. ♪ >> the time of welsh known as little new york in the glory days. >> welsh is a very royal area. an hour away. it is a old historic town built in the 1800s. >> the time of welsh were so crowded there would be traffic backed like a mile. you couldn't find a place to park. >> the rest of the country took a lot of money out of the hills over the decades. billions of dollars. when it became cheaper, and to make the steel elsewhere, this is what was l

into or kill him hard daddy in a stand. i mean. first . oh now i was a skier and when i'm alone with them back again. sadly . it's not about times are those who. don't question the other times i saw it. myself either as in now i was out to get out now can i get out of rules that i've made it obvious when yet it was out of attitude you have finally pushed it and it's my voice and data both so sure that most of the show the same but i don't have to point it out in my class if there are some. identified to push and why say manigault when a date i would call she thought we had was about it too much and if you jet off. to teach someone about whom you could question right now i think michelle might have thought that one hundred. shine on. me we need to get to. a vanity to do this article said sun attacking any of the other it's always an easy question to answer that i like him well being and. that russia will want to be. entirely j.m.s. relish if not most manchester now much more need to think of past with us tonight it will. clash a new bar so

as i raced out of the library too eager to tell my grandfather who i had met i said daddy, daddy, you will never guess who i just met in the library. wanting to intrigue me to the guessing game he said who, tell me who. george wallace himself. history has a long arc. my grandmother wanted me to live in the realm of hope. an understanding of history for sure, and understanding of the complexities of history for sure, but to live in the promise of things that could be in that library experience in 1982 while sitting there i realized that history does have a long arch. the great social philosopher said nothing that is worth doing could be accomplished in a lifetime therefore we are saved by hope. nothing that is good or beautiful makes complete sense in its immediate context of history therefore we are saved by faith. nothing, no matter how beautiful and good and virtuous, could be accomplished alone. therefore we are saved by love. we are saved by community. life is filled with incidents, accidents and providence. all along the way into returning i have been fortunate enough to be teach

kennedy was nott as gracious he said my little girl wants to know what daddy has done wrong today. [laughter] j robert oppenheimer the father of the atomic bone oppenheimer lost his security clearance 1954 this is part of an effort by kennedy and white house staff to have some form of public redemption is released from purgatory but later on the following year was selected by president kennedy it was such an incredible list of people including james baldwin for the first time that night that baldwin had assembled a small group of leaders and was identified the most contentious meeting they have ever seen but yet it was significant that had implications to help robert kennedy a understand the concerns and other issues. so it was an outgrowth. by the way later they would go on to write those confessions of matt turner and sophie's choice for the first time they established a friendship that has lasted through w this day towith kennedy and his family and ted kennedy as well the hero of the hour that at the table was just awarded everybody wanted to talk to john glenn who would soon ru

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love, tom markle (daddy)". as a 17—year—old, she starred in oedipus.her final year at school, casting her was an easy decision. the way she enters the room, it'sjust, you're kind of... 0k. there's character right away in her presence, and i think that's what it was. she entered that door and started speaking and she was in the moment. we can get it out of the way that i am not interested... the legal drama suits was her biggest professional role. it brought some extra interest in her personal life, including who was her first kiss. what about you, meghan? josh silverstein, i was 13. where was it, where did it occur? it was like a summer camp. and this is 13—year—old joshua silverstein, then...and now. he's an actor and a comedian with a clear memory of that first kiss. i think she made a beeline and made the move and just kind of laid one on my lips, you know? nothing too pg—13, but it was, it was sweet, it was generous and courageous on her part. meghan markle's californian life before she met prince harry was one of great freedom, but she's leaving a

why hadn't my daddy helped my mommy? in months to come, daddy bounced , after my mother summoned the courage to tell him it's over. he left without incident, refusing even to catch my eye as i sat on the softa witnessing his exit. i asked my mother what motivated her to want to get out of the projects even though all of her friends still lived there, she said simply, i saw people going to sleep all around me, i wanted better for you. concentrated poverty meant that seeing balancing and hearing police sirens were a regular occurrence, one evening one of momma's friends showed up showing bloody t-shirt in a bag and brother had been stabbed and she had gone to the hospital to collect belongs, i knew her brother and i was horrify today see the bloody content offense the bag dangling from her bag as she stood in the living room. there's often little peace and quiet and less space to think when violence can show up any given time. i told the young activists who began to insist on revolutionary housing program that asking black

. >> daddy tried to the end to get peace with vietnam. >> i'm no god damn facist one of them going tot on the plane to vietnam there is a picture of chuck and me carrying this tin of cookies before he left on the airplane i'm pregnant but it's secret. he says to me i have signed my will and if i'm killed the marine corps will take care of everything. >> now as in the past the united states is ready to send representatives to any forum at any time to discuss the means of bringing this ugly war to an end. >> by the enof march president johnson is in despair. bobby kennedy his great nightmare is in the race. >> i'm interested in the future of the country and what it must stand for i don't think it's been satisfactory up to the present time. >> this on top of all the other bad news he had in march pushes lbj over the edge. >> finally let me say this. >> he told very few people about the last part of his march 31st speech. >> of course mother knew he was going to do it that night. i said please don't do it that night. but daddy made his zpliegs with american's sons in the field far away, w

. >> daddy tried to the end to get peace with vietnam. >> i'm no goddamn fascist.is thing. both daughter's husbands are going out. one is going to hue and the other to da nang, right there in the middle of it. god knows i'm more concerned than anybody. >> i followed chuck out to get on the plane to vietnam. so there is this picture of chuck and me carrying this tin of cookies. and before he left on the airplane, i am now pregnant, but it's secret. and he says to me, i have signed my will, and if i'm killed, the mar marine corps will take care of everything. >> now as in the past the united states is ready to send representatives to any forum at any time to discuss the means of bringing this ugly war to an end. >>y the end of march, president johnson is in despair. bobby kennedy, his great nightmare, is in the race. >> i'm interested in the future of this country and what it must stand for, and i don't think it's been satisfactory up to the present time. >> this on top of all the other bad news he had in march pushes lbj over the edge. finally, let me say this. >> h

but daddy had made his decision.ar away, with america's future under challenge right here at home, i do not belief that i should devote an hour or day of my time to any personal partisan causes or to any duties other than the awesome duties of this office. >> he just was worn out. >> accordingly -- >> by all of these heavy, heavy burdens. >> -- i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. >> i stood in the wings and -- and cried. >> good night and god bless all of you. >> but i think it lifted a lot from his shoulders. and he said, i did the best i could. it was very hard. it was just very, very hard. >> in terms of politics, it's still a long time. a lot of things can happen. >> the next president of the united states hubert humphrey. >> richard nixon. >> i've come to oregon. we've had a rather successful primary there. >> this campaign train is on a life or death mission. >> along columbia students barricade a university building. >> the students push forward

she said, they're not going to beat us, daddy. she's there. she's been the rock.e got to be thankful you're still here. wake up every day, no matter what the weather is, be happy. you know what i mean? start every game new again, now. to make the most of it. you said at the beginning, your goal is to play rugby again. still is. it's been set back a bit. i keep on training, training. i'll get back somehow. people, that's when it's really overwhelming. those who didn't survive are never far from his thoughts. so i have to go to that. for them people, i have to go. they will never be forgotten, ever. of the manchester arena bombing — exactly one year a go today. news channel. leaders will be that manchester will not be divided. not be divided. solidarity in the face of those who would seek to divide. of commemoration here at manchester cathedral. since the manchester arena attack. the voices have not been silenced. from here — back to you, ben in the studio. across the uk by 2022. after several years of disappointing financial results. the store closures will affect

. >> google, registrar and go daddy did something. blocking neonazi website.ebook banned users that threaten violence or contribute to hate movements. >> there's some bad things that happen. whether that is fake news, hate speech or people trying to hurt each other. our responsibility is to make sheer wu amplify the good in human nature and mitigate the bad. the companies are coming to grips with the scope and scale of the problem. >> green is helping guide them. he and the antidefamation league announced they are creating a cyber hate lab supported by google, facebook, twitter and microsoft, the first of its kind. >> somehow that going to stop the spread of hate. >> what adl is doing is shifting the conversation away from the lawyers and policy people to engage engineers and product mangers. >> as for white supremacist richard spencer, his notoriety has subsided. >> i don't have have a solution to this problem. >> announcing the cancellation of his college tour and go daddy since taken down spencer's website, altright.com. the internet is a new platform for a

that's why daddy's gone. smile, eyes and teeth. eyes and teeth! based on a true story. as part of her announcement, melania's team released a booklet for parents and kids about how to stay safe online. it turns out, melania's booklet matches almost entirely word for word the f.t.c.'s 2014 pamphlet. is there any idea melania won't steal? she already copied two other women by marrying donald trump. >> jon: whoa! whoa! ( laughter ). >> stephen: do you think they liked that? i couldn't tell. i'm not sure. >> jon: wow! >> stephen: i'm not sure. you're welcome. we looked at the booklets, and thethey are-- honestly, they are almost identical. the main difference is that she updated the cellphone clip art. be careful, melania. you don't want to give donald any ideas about updating to a we've got a great show for you tonight. michael b. jordan is here. stick around. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® do ndo not misjudgenity quiet tranquility. with the power of 335 turbo-charged horses the lincol

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