a lot. >> so kay and darla got married. and they were as happy as either one of them had ever been. >> he'd say, what else do we need to do? we're retired. we have plenty of money. we'll just have fun. >> kay was a rich man. made most of his money buying gold at 250 an ounce, said darla. >> he just had the foresight. he'd always -- he was the dollar bill's not going to be worth anything. >> he put his money into a trust so that roger and his other t children would inherit everything once he was gone. heaven knows he wasn't spending it. worth millions, but -- >> he was very frugal. very frugal. and i just -- i used to say to him like -- i said, when is it you're going to spend your money? you know? what are you waiting for? >> so kay promised darla he'd travel with her, see the world. but he made sure his bunker was stocked. and he kept his guns close to hand. just in case. and then it was november 16th, 2009. darla was away watching her granddaughters. kay was alone at his house in payson.al >> 911, what's the address of yo

the decision best for that child in that family away from women like judy and kate and lindsay and darla. those bills would prevent doctors from offering the best medical advice all because extreme politicians are more concerned with spreading misinformation and firing up their base than they are with actual women's lives. in other words, in the most private moments of personal tragedy these bills would take precedence over a family's wishes as they grieve. politicians supporting these bills -- how dare you think that your opinion is more important here than the knowledge of medical experts and the wishes of the family that is affected. i don't understand how anyone can say instead of letting patients make their own very personal decisions that they should have that decision made for them by president trump and vice president pence and that is exactly what we are talking about today.ador why? because even though roe v wade has been the law of the land for almost half a century even though a large majority of people do not want to see that landmark decision overturned we republicans think

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agree to do phone calls, knock on doors, pitch in firebox, go to elizabeth warren darla -- elizabetharren.com. but that's the key. get in this fight because this moment will not come our way again. this is the moment that we will be measured as a nation and as a people. this is the moment. to dream big, fight hard, and win. thank you for being here. [applause] ♪ [aretha franklin's "r.e.s.p.e.c.t." playing ] ♪ >> thank you, senator warren. thank you so much for your wonderful speech, and now is the time everyone was waiting for, to take selfies with bailey. so if you can go ahead and line up behind sarah, she's waiting over here. we'll get started on that. ♪ ble satellite corp 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here's a look at what's coming up on c-span. athryn sullivan, the first american woman to walk in space, talks about being the first lass of female astronauts and her participation in the launch and maintenance of the hubble space telescope. in iowa mpaign events iowa

in favor of legal immigration are just like illegal immigration and then we need to ask ourselves, darla's make any sense. do they serve american interests in any way. are they connected in any way to our values. they hold our values as a country. we don't tend to talk about those things. so that means that the debate about immigration is just about as broken as the immigration system itself. because we are completely asking each other. we have restriction to the claim were nation of laws only to obey the laws and if god pro- immigrant communities to say we're nation of immigrants. but everybody should come and really, we have always been we have to be both. the nation of laws and a nation of immigrants. we need them. in study after study shows the meaning them. so we had to be both. richard, i know if you remember, he's the head of the southern baptist guy. we have two signs, at the border, no press just testing and help wanted. [laughter]. as a country, we just haven't been able to sort out what we needed we need both. and of course we also have the statute. so what is the answer. >> i t

. >> you're trying to get on camera, because when people see the lights -- >> oh, but look at darla.now," division on display during the state of the union. >>> this morning on "world news now," division on display during the state of the union. >> even before the speech, a perceived snub. the president not shaking the hand of speaker nancy pelosi. then a speech that divided the room but provided made for tv moments ending with the speaker ripping up a copy of the address. she has just explained why. we're live in washington. >>> also breaking overnight, new results just in from iowa. more than 24 hours after the catastrophic caucus night. >>> plus the stunning announcement about a case that made sensational headlines. a surgeon accused of hundreds of sexual assaults. those charges now dropped. >>> and the research is in. scientists have declared who the most beautiful man alive is. >> me. >> it's not moton. >> it's me. >> is it idris? is it clooney? >> it's me. >> it's not moton. but it is wednesday, february 5th. >>> so welcome to our little insomniac corner, janai. our little -- >

people like darla, who was pregnant when twins when she got the unthinkable news -- one of her twins had serious medical complications, not terminating that pregnancy could put her other twin's health care at risk. and those are just a few of many stories. there are many families across the country who have struggled with the painful reality that the child they had hoped for cannot survive. each of them has spoken out to underscore that those in wrenching moments wanted to make the decision that was best for their child and their family with their health care provider. but each of these bills, mr. president, would take the ability to make the decision best for that child and family away from women like judy and kate and lindsey and darla. those bills would prevent doctors from offering the best medical advice, all because extreme politicians are more concerned with spreading misinformation and firing up their base than they are with actual women's lives. in other words, in the most private moments of personal tragedy, these bills would take precedence over a family's wishes as they g

. ♪ >> reporter: darla dimauro loves taking vacation with her family. >> i am a planner.ng sites can make her anxious. >> i wonder if those alerts are true and whether there will be rooms tomorrow. >> reporter: similar questions being asked all across social media. consumer checkbook that evaluates services investigated hotel books sites checking alerts. "gma" taking a look with our own experiment searching on orbitz, booking.com and priceline. with two interns simultaneously trying to book hotels in the same cities for the same dates. one searching for one room. the other for two rooms at the same hotel and compare findings side by side. so we're on orbitz, and we're checking denver properties right now. for both of our searches on orbitz and booking.com we did not find differences in room availability, but when we check priceline's listings for hotels in denver the one room left alert pops up for our intern isabella, and two rooms left for intern kate at the same hotel, same price. >> you've got two rooms left here and one room left here. so which is it? >> reporter: an