daddy was sitting on the front porch with an old winchester that was his daddy's and now it's mine. i thought we were going hunting. e received some death threats. my dad defended his family to the nth degree. thankfully nothing became of that. mama was a wonderful woman. she was the youngest of seven. and didn't have electricity until she was a senior in high school. i remember during a blizzard we i cameknoxville in 1994, home and the power was off and daddy was heating up his coffee on an old coleman stove and mama had pulled the curtain it's open to the slight would come in and she was grading school papers. she was a school teacher. and people were just -- know, what do we do about water? there's three feet of snow outside. you melt water, you know. but they were just wonderful, wonderful people. they were good christian folks. daddy was -- we were conservative republican folks. i can remember coming in the house on a week night smelling bacon and eggs and i knew what that meant. it meant my daddy had picked up some broken down family on the side of the road or some college stu

just mom and daddy. i decided if i was ever fortunate enough to be elected in any office, i would never turn my back on folks, constituents. that's my hallmark. the first race we won we won with 2.5 percentage points. i was only person to beat an out of 99 house races, incumbent. and four years later i ran for the state senate and i got elected. i spent 12 years in the state senate, and then i ran for mayor. and i ran for mayor. we beat a very popular sheriff, we received 85% of the vote. that's unheard of. that's unheard of. you put bozo the clown gets more than that. i ran for congress, congressman duncan decided not to run, we ran. i am more or less in that line. we won the primary, i think we were at about 50%. there were five or six people always -- the reporters always tell me it's one less than that and i was counting the newspapers because they are always against me. and we won very well in the general election. >> congressman, how are you -- >> i'm sorry that took so long. >> have you found a pl

daddy was sitting on the front itch with the winchester, was his daddy's and now it is mine. i thought what is going on? are we going hunting? we did not do that on the weekday, dad would take us out every night but mom says no, that happens on the weekend. dad said no, going the house and play. -- go in the house and play. we received some death threats, dad was a marine but he defended degree.ly to the nth and thankfully nothing came of that. mom was a wonderful woman, the youngest of seven, she didn't have a less -- electricity until she was a senior in high school. i remember during a blizzard in , the power was off. daddy was heating up his coffee on a coleman stove. mama had pulled the curtains open so the light would come in and she was grading papers, she was a schoolteacher. people were saying what do we do about water? and we said there is three feet of snow outside, you melt water. they were wonderful people. they were good christian folks. we are conservative, republican folks, i can remember coming in the house on a weeknight smelling bacon and eggs, i knew what

little girl's life for many years to come. >> well actually that's his plan, in fact every year to daddyaughter dance will be taking her. ♪ >> many julian is traveling around cuba in this video you might recognize her we have had had her on the show before, in this video she's touring around the country and delving into the food and music. she is a champ when it comes to free climbing. in fact she was the first african-american woman to climb the 9 a 14 d one of the hardest sport climb achieved by a female. >> i never put it all together thinking about cuban and climbing. >> she found one. >> front and center for her. >> my goodness you have no idea this apparently is a 514 ascent and in this video shows what it takes, which is mind blowing every time i see it. she's in a cave. obviously has already been set up with anchor points and she's just climbing her way up. i love this part here she appears to be taking a break. >> pushing her shoulder against the rock. >> hard to tell because of the angle, how she's climbing. >> it's the bag, she's like on the roof. she's spiderman. >> all three

you've got all the little ballerinas and their daddies in suits. this couldn't get any more perfect, they're dancing to "the prayer". sunset ♪ >> a lot of people feel like you feel. after their daughters step off stage, you notice it's showtime. there's no wonder this video is going super viral. >> i can't tell you how this is filling my heart with joy and love and all the feels. >> and i can't tell you how this is is making me, like, so nervous just to be up on stage and remember the choreography and the dancing and the not disappoint your daughter if you mess it up. >> it's funny you should say that. the woman who choreographed this said it's a dance for nervous dads and daughters. >> absolutely 100%. >> and five, top ball change. >> i got anxiety just waping this. i'm getting sweaty looking at this. >> good luck going a guy who doesn't have it together trying to date one of these girls in the future. you need to step up your act. >> right back out on stage. >> i love this. i hope we see more of this. i bet the girls are prout to be out there wit

she's going to call dad. >> she's being mean, daddy. >> hello, daddy. mommy mean. >> and she doesn't really care what mom has to say. >> i am not mean. >> you mean. >> i don't know about that. >> but now the bottle and the cap in question appear again. >> you're mean. >> you're mean. >> get that off your face. >> don't you do it. >> don't worry, she's learned. she's going to listen to mom. so instead, she -- >> she's super adorable. you can't get mad at that. >> you can't get mad at this little guy, either, because he's already mad. as you can see, he's on a bed. mom has apparently set up some sort of rigged system so he doesn't fall off the bed which he does not like. >> okay. so we do that so you won't fall. he's like, okay, i'm registering this, but -- >> i don't know what he's saying but he won the argument. >> goofy little guy. >>> a dude is up for a paramotoring adventure, but -- >> as soon as he takes off, he realizes there's something wrong. >> how he keeps his cool when things start to go south. >> is he going to take off again? >>> and how low

>> thanks, daddy. >> excuse me?. >> in the bloodstream already. >> look at his little face. >> that's a drug, man. it's a drug. >> i have tried to kick the cookie habit. >> thanks for hanging with us today. see you next time on an all new rtm. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. good afternoon and thanks for joing us, welcome to at home in northern california. my name is travis. and i'm mary. be sure to tune in or set your dvr's every sunday afternoon at 4 pm for the latest in great northern california properties for sale. if you have any questions about real estate or getting a home loan please be sure to visit us at coldwellbankerhomes.com

and one day, a young, white reporter looked at him and said, sweet daddy, you never went to college,o the seminary, and i want to know how did you get all of these millions of people to follow you sweet daddy looked at them and said, boy, that is something i can simply answer by saying i just learned how to honor the gospel. he created a new word. and what i witness happening today is an expression of the tangibility nation of the progressive, liberal spirit of san francisco, and i want you to understand that it only becomes tangible because the late man, who now sleeps in heaven, our late mayor edwin lee. he rolled into this town, this amount to my right, chief william scott. there is a new tangible expression. what the police department ought to be about, and must be about if san francisco is to indeed to be continuously honored as a world community that knows how to do things best. so thank you so much for letting me join with chief scott, and celebrating here this day the fact that we know how to bring police service to the community, in the best and noblest way. [♪] >> all right

we continue our hidden history series with a look at john "big daddy" bishop and his famous dreamland barbecue. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in orinda accident wb 24 at fish rancho. jammed from 680 in walnut creek an icy cold morning with some slick spots on roads, especially those areas that saw snow yesterday. after lows fall below freezing for parts of the bay daytime highs will boost into the 40's and 50's, much like yesterday's with abundantly sunny skies to take us into the afternoon. ( darya ) ( darya ) a big story this morning. state officials are allowing door-to-door pot deliveries ... even in cities that have banned the commercial sale of marijuana.( james ) now some law enforcement and city officials are calling the move a threat to public safety. kron4's maureen kelly has more. kiva espresso beans gummy's this is what we're gonna be delivering todaythe ceo of cannabis express is packing up a delivery bag full of pot products headed out the door.....the order came

offenders in the drug trade it's a lot watching your children grow up and miss you in waves and say by daddy as you're walking out of the business it's just it doesn't get easier. you know world big partners through a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be. we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. will make this manufactured consent instant of public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round lifts and be the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news real world. you know we're number one and murder capital in united states we all slow number one her way addiction here. i mean the mug shot before. us was for most. evil you so incredibly wrong or you got a wicked jump shot in order to excuse good. you gotta act like a lying in a month's other one. p

the media's going to focus on you drop on to a small pond it has been an assumption that even get daddy's out a strike against pakistani writers of about say you're ok with me to a four point five there's about a nuclear lever you because of a car strike but that gets poured more importantly elvis or floyd many green shorts because i think everybody in minot really pedia sort of might so i think. it would be a temptation in pakistan at this point of time to read. that was happy man jayco speaking to sonia found the car now kim jong un has arrived in vietnam ahead of the second summit between north korea and the united states the challenge for the two sides will be to come up with tangible results this time many considered the first summit in singapore nothing more than a photo op for one trump and kim will need to agree on what denuclearization actually means on this they have been talking past each other with the north often to dismantle one nuclear complex but the american saying that is not enough. there's now also the possibility that trump and tim might issue a joint declaration to e

. >> no, no, no, daddy. >> just a friends, daddy. >> i was really good friends with my wife before we got married. >> alex, it's me and you when i see you. >> no. >> i'll fight a 3-year-old. is that your boyfriend? >> oh! >> no, you don't understand. it's a boy who is her friend . >> is the swingel in her eye different? >> no. that isot how it is. >> dad, good luck with that. because there's also little boys like this one. >> what do you think? >> about how he needs a wife. >> why do you want a wife super quick? >> because -- >> he's being a little too curious too soon. >> wait, suddenly they are like, what? we just had a 3-year-old. >> he just wanted to give her a valentine and data was there to curb all of that. >> this guy wants to get married already. take some time. >> we got this. >> apparently we'll just never understand. >> because you want children? >> that's all for today's show. thanks for watching. check out rightthisminute.c >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. the major name charged tonight. weeks afte

. >> i came to the table with some hard core daddy issues and it made me really angry towards men. have very high expectations. i went through a really tough time in my life. >> jada's been open about her late father's addiction, abuse and opportunistic ways. she says being so candid is helping others. >> we would talk to each other, know we are not in this game alone. >>> coming up u courteney cox reveals her pain after suffering several miscarriages. >>> then, is chrissy tiegen john legend's secret weapon for "the voice"? >> that would be amazing. >>> and our throwback thursday with oscar's leading lady. >> wow. >> just singing and skating in the rain. >>> but first, rumer willis is one of the stars are revealed on "the masked singer." today she gave "e.t." some info on how the super secret show works. >> even your family you brought has to wear masks and hoodies and i had to wear a sweatshirt that says, please don't talk to me. it was crazy. >> one of the things rumer won't ♪ they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our dri

her daddy said it under the supervision of adults, she came along for the ride. an 11-year-old you've known. they would get the opportunity to gawk at space aliens. very few eyewitness accounts of pocahontas in the english port indicate that's what she was. her main value before she married mr. rolfe was as a potential hostage. that would give the english leverage over powhatan. 1613,he was captured in that's exactly what she became. she had to learn in this culture because there was no other way out of it. -- english culture because there was no other way out of it. i slung the words "stockholm syndrome" around. you learn the culture of the people holding you captive to survive and have a viable kind of life. marriage, then you can begin to talk about ambassador and a cross-cultural broker. yes, she was all of that. i was getting ready to be even -- that she left london to come to america in 1670. co-ceo,going to be the house mother, interpreter, shoulder to cry on for the children in an indian mission. she waspaganda agent, very powerful. how willing she would

puff daddy built an empire out of it.ting and warm. ♪ been spending most of their lives living in a gangsta's paradise ♪ >> hip-hop had hit a point it had become mainstream and starts appearing in other forms of music. there's this kind of rock-rap happening. ♪ sometimes, something kicked >> there's hip-hop that can be found in pop music. ♪ harrison ford getting frantic like sting i'm tantric like snickers guaranteed to satisfy ♪ >> r&b and rap mixing for new jack swing. ♪ new jack swing around town doesn't give a ♪ >> teddy riley was the big new jack swing producer, and he produced everybody. ♪ all i want to do zoom, zoom and a boom, boom ♪ he had wreckx and effect. he had his own group guy, heavy d and the boys. it all had this kind of rhythm that made you have to dance. ♪ shorty get down, good lord >> new jack swing was someone that could sing with the level of stevie wonder with the break beat background of a public enemy, and marry those two. ♪ baby, i can get you in my ride ♪ ♪ i like the way you work it ♪ no diggit

. >>> daddy daughter dances are popular. these daddies don't need their daughters. ♪ >> it's a game to these men. >> yes, it is. >> love it. >> these dads went to rehearsal for about a month. >> a month they practiced this, huh? >> yeah, they're doing a good job. >> great. this would be great for, you know, some halftime entertainment, like a basketball game or something. >> they come back right across the stage. arms linked. now they hit the floor. [ cheers ] >> whoa. >> here comes dad, hip-hopping away. little leapfrog, anybody? >> man. just like in swan lake. ♪ >> they hit every move deliver. >> careful. >> he almost dropped him. >> they were told they got to go to bar class for a month, wrong kind of bar, guys. >> once they finish they take a bow. we should give it up for them. >> well done. ♪ >> i think i'm going to file a complaint with the bosses for putting me next to you two for this video. i'm putting my life on the line. >> oh. >> you took it better than i expected. that's a tarantula, but it's popping or somethin

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these are special moments that daddies and daughters get to experience. the fact that hers isn't here and he stepped in, that's what life is about. >> the thing is, he might now be part of this little girl's life for many years to come. >> actually, that's his plan. in fact, every year for the daddy/daughter dance he's going to be taking both of them. >>> life comes flying at you fast, all the time, speeding throug -- let's cut the brakes and jam it into reverse. wow! it keeps going even after the incident with the guys on the bike. speed down the streets in a small town in india, getting very, very close to collision. right here -- >> ooh! stuck in reverse? >> people jumping out of the way. nearly crashing into that tree. look. now people chasing this that's going in reverse on their own motor bike. it looks like the whole town has been alerted to what is going on. >> what is going on. >> what's going on is a reverse race. it's an event. not surprisingly, the event may be canceled. >> back up, back up, back up -- >> why -- >> safety concerns. for now, it

and the little cheerleader will tell me daddy did you hear me i said go daddy go and i said of yoare okg sph curry. i have to say, even for a regular-season basketball game, this has the feel of an nba championship. so many people crowded around just to watch the warriors warm up. it is a far cry from the basement years when i was covering this basketball team. warriors and sixers tonight. highlights and reaction on the late show. >> building up. >> hottest ticket in town. >>> coming up, we don't know why, this elephant seals cross the road. one thing is clear for turning him around no easy task for these deputies. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. emergency call for deputies on the central coast. they were asked to deal with a wayward... elephant seal. . >>> an unusual emergency call for deputies along the central coast. >> asked to deal with the wayward e

. ♪ i'm daddy i'm daddy ♪ >> yeah, it was interesting.ho. ♪ >> all these great bands created this thirst in music, but the ones that really had the true, true talent have really stood the test of time. >> five singing boys from england who have sold a lot of albiums -- albums. [ laughter ] they're called the rolling stones. i've been rolled while i was stoned myself. i don't know what they're going to sing about, but here they are at it. ♪ ♪ i don't want you to be no slave ♪ ♪ i don't want you to work all day ♪ ♪ i don't want you to be true ♪ i just want to make love to you ♪ >> here come the stones. we're the bad boys of this british invasion, and the girls went crazy. ♪ ♪ love you, baby >> is it a sex thing, or -- >> yes, it's sexual, completely. ♪ love to you, love to you, baby, love to you ♪ >> you've been doing this for how long, how many years is it? >> two years. >> two years. how much longer do you give yourself doing this thing, going around being, sort of -- >> i don't know. i never thought i would be doing it for two years even

pam) in tonight's hidden history -- celebrating black history month -- we introduce you to john "big daddybishop and his world famous b-b-q in alabama. reporter leigh garner has the story. (nats of grilling ribs)"and it was just scrumptous." it's hard to stay hidden -- when your ribs are the stuff of legend.(nat) "this is mister bishop, and this is my father." but the history behind dreamland barbeque is a little more mysterious --"now i can't tell you all of our tricks!" just like some of their recipes."you know legend has it there's a little moonshine in it, i can neither confirm or deny!" but just like the restaurant's famous motto goes...(nat from commercial) "ain't nothin' like um nowhere." there almost really áwasn'tá anything like them...anywhere. because former brick mason and founder 'big daddy' john bishop was contemplating opening a mortuary instead. but as the story goes -- his decision was made thanks to a dream. "better than a mortuary, and we are so thankful that he made that decision." so in 19-58, the same year the bear started coaching at bama, bishop opened his hillside

>> the daddy. >> take a ok. >> the bird baby daddy? i love in. >> all right. we're going to stay with thisct e and go to break and come back, and lauryn ricketts will talk about the weather that's going tooll in r a as a fitness junkie, i customize everything - bike, wheels, saddle. that's why i switched to liberty mutual. they customized my insurance, so i only pay for what i need. i insured my car, and my bike. my calves are custom too, but i can't insure those... which is a crying shame. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> okay. lawmakers were able to avoid a government shutdown only to find themselves in a natioeml gency. >> that's right. the president declared a national emergency wssn cong spending bill didn't include the amount they wanted fo southern bothered wall. moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd joining us all of this out. they just wanted to get the wall done faster, didt have too it and now we're going towards legal challenges, aren't we. >> the fact that that answer alone will be front and center. he had

you support daddy?ng donald trump? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you got a point, lion. let's do this. any last words? >> oh, well -- um -- yes. make sure you hang my head somewhere classy. >> got it. buffalo wild wings! >> we did it! we killed the last lion in africa! now everyone will think that we have huge ding dongs! [ laughter ] >> dad will be so proud. if only he had people feelings. ♪ ♪ in the jungle the mighty jungle the lion sleeps tonight ♪ ♪ oh wheem oh way ♪ oh wheem oh way ♪ [ cheers and applause ] the chev. various: beautiful. wow. ooh, this is fancy. moderator: that's the available hd surround vision camera. the top of your car? moderator: mm-hmm. it helps you see dangers around the vehicle. what is that? various: wait, wait, wait, what is that? oh, my... (mixed shouting) man: these are big alligators. moderator: so who's getting out first? (laughter) get 0% financing for 60 months on most equinox models. or, current gm owners can get $3,500 total cash allowance when financing

he was made for this moment in time. , dannya preacher son --gs son, and daddy king daddy king's son, and daddy king was a preacher's son. king raised the unspeakable horrors of police brutality. also, travelers were being barred along the highways, a very personal snub and a way to say second-class citizens. he did not speak abraham lincoln's name, but abraham lincoln was right behind him. emancipator was present, but the march on washington was about now going forward. not looking back. still, the symbolism of where things stood could not have been more powerful. -- weighted with power. out, tellinger yelled them about the dream. many heard her call, so they came. the singers launched the seats into the bend with lyricism and a flow just like jazz. flow just like jazz. , which is an african american art form. that meandering into the dream made the speech one of the greatest ever given, but it was not part of the prepared text. king had delivered a version earlier in detroit and invited there by the reverend franklin was aretha franklin's other. rooted inream deeply the american dre

ahead on the kron 4 morning news...we continue our hidden history series with a look at john "big daddyreamland barbecue. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... even more snow expected in the area. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)a passing cold front will bring widespread rainfall, much cooler temperatures and lowering snow levels to the area early sunday. cool and unsettled conditions appear likely during next week with the potential for more widespread precipitation late in the week. ( marty ) a colorado girl scout this season....she is targeting customers at a pot dispensary. her name is serenity christensen. she heard the ban on selling cookies outside adult busineses, she decided to try something new. serenity and her mom set up a cookie booth outside a marijuana shop. serenity says the shop owners made her comfortable by setting up a heater to help her deal with the cold colorado temperatures. and to boost sales, they are offereing a 10 dollar discount inside their store for every box of cookies sold.

the first penguin in the zoo with two daddies.th children asking questions, or some that might have two parents of the same sex as they would use a book about a single—parent family, the child who came from a single—parent family. i will, certainly. she is making some excellent points. i remember my mum telling me how frustrating it was when she was a single parent growing up, and she would go to the book store to find some books about single parents. and there was only one book, and i was born in 1983, and it was about a little boy quit his single mum and we have come a long way, but is she not agree with me that inclusive education on sexuality and on all kinds of families is absolutely vital? i do, and i will come to that later in my remarks, but all of that seems to me, those of us long in the tooth will remember the controversy about a book in the ‘80s that was available to teachers to use if necessary, it wasn't used routinely in schools. the issue of sex education raises an interesting point for me. in fact, two interesting

we are failing mamas and daddies across this country and we are failing our kids as well.e know from study after study that providing quality early learning education is one of the single most valuable things we can do to set our children up for success. [applause] senator warren: yes. but high cost, millions of kids cannot get access to the care they need or the early educational opportunities that are so critical to their development. and let's not kid ourselves about this, more often than not, it is women whose career opportunities are limited when childcare is hard to find. [applause] senator warren: it is women who get pushed out of the workforce when they do not want to be. [applause] senator warren: and that is just wrong. we are the richest country in the history of the planet, access to high-quality care and education during the first five years of a child's life should not be a privilege reserved for the rich. [applause] senator warren: high-quality child care should be a right for every child in america. [applause] senator warren: and so that is why this week, i

. >> i love you, daddy warbucks. >> glor: ...from daddy warbucks in "annie." >> it's christmas day!: ...to ebenezer scrooge. >> no good hitler. >> glor: ...to winston churchill. >> because of our communion. >> glor: ...even the pope. there didn't seem to be character or accent that albert finney couldn't pull off. >> an impulsive murderer. >> we filed a lawsuit. >> reporter: his role in "erin brockovich" with julia roberts, earned finney one of his five oscar nominations, which is not to say awards mattered to him. he was a no-show at the oscars and even turned down a knighthood, declining to become "sir albert." and while he made as much as $1 million per role, he once reportedly accepted a case of champagne as payment. in 2012, finney appeared in his final films, "the bourne legacy"... >> james bond. >> glor: ...and the james bond thriller, "skyfall." ♪ things have worked out much detter than planned ♪ >> glor: albert finney was 82 years old. and you saw at the bottom of the screen there, "big fish." don't forget about that one. great movie. up next here tonight, the man who has b

i was in the lobby of the frontier hotel in cheyenne, wyoming, daddy was there roping. in their rooms because nobody had a television. so they'd all go down to the lobby and visit. my brother paik paid him a quarter to sing "you ain't nothin' but a hound dog." and i got him to the side and said, "help me out here, i need money, too." he said, "you know jesus loves me," go sing that." i went out there and sang ♪ jesus loves me i got a nickel for it. >> stephen: that's why so many gospel artists went main stream. >> there you go. learned my lesson. >> stephen: that's for the scratch right there. you said your father was roping? what did your father do for a living? >> well, he was a rodeo cowboy, but he was also a rancher. and every time he would win something, he would bring the money home, pay the grocery bill, go down and pay off the bank as much as he could, and then buy more cattle. >> stephen: where did you grow up. a little bitty down townin southeastern oklahoma. >> stephen: how little. >> 18 not,000. 18 people and six of them were mcentire. >> stephen: and the re

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and so our son, whenever he was not around michael, he would say, "oh, daddy's sleeping."e like, "daddy's asleep." [ laughter ] so i was like, oh that's a great role model. the other night at dinner -- [ laughter ] we were going around, like, we were mentioning our superpowers. i said, "james, your superpower is you make everybody happy." because i'm obnoxious and make my son think he's the most important person on earth. which he is. and so then i said, "james, my superpower is i can get up really early." because i can. no biggie. i'm good at getting up early. >> seth: yeah. >> and so -- some super power. and then i said, what's dad's superpower? michael is sitting right there. and james says, "daddy eats so much." [ laughter ] so, like, james' father is, like a sleeping man who overeats. [ laughter ] that's like, we got it, you have a tough act to follow, james. no, i'm kidding. we love michael. he doesn't eat too much. >> seth: your son, james, a lady gaga fan? >> yes, loves lady gaga. >> seth: what part of her canon have you introduced him to? >> "joanne." the entire a

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daddy's growing a beard. >> fur face. that's me!mie, your daddy is fuzzy. >> seeing a lot more unnatural highs and lows. he would call people and -- at bizarre hours of the evening, and then they would say, i haven't seen or heard from eddy in ten years. why is he picking up the telephone and calling me at 2:00 in the morning? you know, those are signs. >> this was just -- this was more than just somebody whoa needed counselling. this was like really something very, very serious. >> he could be unbelievably charming. but the downswing was a lot of anger. there were just deep, deep darkness. >> manic depression, i think, was what they eventually said. it made sense in hindsight. >> i didn't walk down the aisle thinking, you know, i have a man who is suffering from manic depression. people say, how could you not know, but he was so unique and so wonderful and special you just -- that was eddy, you know? >> i was advised that he needed to be in a facility. i mean, i felt bad that i put him through this trauma of going into a psych ward

-- like daddy's dead. something really bad happened. and finally my oldest had said -- had looked at me and said, he said he was coming home. >> reporter: ali and her three daughters, ages 7, 4 and 1, were now a gold-star family. for military spouses and children, it is a distinction they never hope to bear. for the emonds, it is also painfully ironic. back in 2009 eric suffered a traumatic brain injury after an rpg attack in afghanistan. while he was recovering, he and others, including his friend dan mcgoon started an organization called mass fallen heros to help gold-star families. >> it angered eric that those families were forgotten about when all the pomp and circumstances dies down and the flag is presented. families go on. then a year passes and it's on to the next story. it's on to the next issue. >> i'd like to begin by thanking each and every one of you for attending our second annual fallen heros memorial gala. >> reporter: for the next eight years, eric devoted so much of his life to his count

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(vicki)(vicki)(vicki) in tonight's hidden history, we introduce you to john "big daddy" bishop and hisb-b-q in alabama. (grant) reporter leigh garner has the story. (nats of grilling ribs)"and it was just scrumptous." it's hard to stay hidden -- when your ribs are the stuff of legend.(nat) "this is mister bishop, and this is my father." but the history behind dreamland barbeque is a little more mysterious --"now i can't tell you all of our tricks!" just like some of their recipes."you know legend has it there's a little moonshine in it, i can neither confirm or deny!" but just like the restaurant's famous motto goes...(nat from commercial) "ain't nothin' like um nowhere." there almost really áwasn'tá anything like them...anywhere. because former brick mason and founder 'big daddy' john bishop was contemplating opening a mortuary instead. but as the story goes -- his decision was made thanks to a dream. "better than a mortuary, and we are so thankful that he made that decision." so in 19-58, the same year the bear started coaching at bama, bishop opened his hillside cafe in the jerusale

and now it's really time for the church to act there is no sense at least among the people i talk to daddy something that will happen immediately though of course there's always hope. i can roam thanks for that. they're welcome. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you. a truck convoys carrying humanitarian aid is on its way from venezuela to venezuela from colombia this follows violent clashes between soldiers and opposition supporters outraged over president maduro orders to block their supplies. you're watching news from berlin make spicer don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's dot com shift living in the middle digital age is coming up next stages. cut. first. the first economy most of. the doors grandma is arrives. to join the ranks on her journey back to freedom. you know or interactive documentary jury. returns home on t w don't come to tanks.

now, when my daddy had a heart attack, my family nearly tumbled over the financial cliff. but we didn't. my mother, who was 50 years old and had never worked outside the home, walked to sears and got a minimum wage job answering the phones. that job saved our house. and it saved our family. i ended up in a commuter college that cost $50 a semester. but think about it. that is how the daughter of a janitor managed to become a public school teacher, a law professor and a united states senator. i believe in an america of opportunity. i've spent most of my life studying what happens to families like mine. families caught in the squeeze. families that go broke. and what i found is that year after year, the path to economic security had gotten tougher and rockier for working families. and even tougher and even rockier for people of color. i also found this wasn't an accident. it wasn't inevitable. no. over the years, america's middle class has been deliberately hollowed out and families of color have been systemically discriminated against and denied their chance to build some s

to focus on you your property where the store bought your house you know something that even your daddy's all to strike if you spark is that you there is not a back seat your theory you could meet your sort of form for best imagine you'd be a lever in your pocket the missile strike part that gets bored more importantly obvious or flawed many greens short because i think everybody made a truly pedia sort of night so i think. they had better would be a temptation in buckets not the sort of time to retire. that was happy man jayco speaking to sonia on the car now kim jong un has arrived in vietnam ahead of the second summit between north korea and the united states the challenge for the two sides will be to come up with tangible results this time many considered the first summit in singapore nothing more than a photo op for one trump and kim will need to agree on what denuclearization actually means on this they have been talking past each other with the north offering to dismantle one nuclear complex but the american saying that is not enough there's now also the possibility that trump and

waved and saved by daddy as you're walking out of a business is just it doesn't get easier. when lawmakers manufacture two sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round to be the one percent. that's not to ignore middle of the room sick. i mean real news is really. the second trump kim summits and broccoli in hundred way with no deal reached the sides feeling to find common ground over sanctions on dealing nuclearize ation on the korean peninsula. also coming up this news our facebook is accused of censuring conservative voices whistleblowers revealed how the social media giants are presses content on limits exposure. in the course of doing my duties i noticed other things that were going on accounts i would see it appear on several different conservative pages. on sporting goods retailer to council almost forced to drop plans to sell a sports version of the huge job in fronts even before they.