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 2:50 announce, said darla. >> he just had the foresight. he was always -- the dollar bill is not going to be worth. anything >> he put his money into a trust, so that roger and his other 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 used to say to him -- i said, when is it you are going to spend your money? you know? what are you waiting for? >> so kay promise darla he travel with her. see the world. but he made sure his bunker was stopped. and he kept his guns close to hand. just in case. and then it was november 16th, 2009. darla was only watching her granddaughters. kay was alone at his house in payson. >> 9-1-1. what's the address of your emergency? >>

get to children's scholarship fund president darla rumful.oing to take it anymore moments. you can see people going to the windows, shouting the same thing this woman was. i think this is a growing voice of resistance that is reverberating all through america. what do you think? >> well i think it is really important to note here this is a mother speaking and to hear the voice of parents. when our parents come to us looking for a scholarship they're looking for an education where their children get the schools and habits they can go on to have a successful life and they're not feeling helpless. they're feeling very hopeful about their futures. you sort of hear helplessness in this woman's voice but she has got a voice. she is making it heard. i think one way you can make a lot of voiceses heard, if parents have school choice, if they have the option, if we fund children and not systems that parent could just take her child and go somewhere else to get a different education. you notice the private schoolkids on upper east side, their parents a

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i've been years a show coming up today. vaccinations in the midst of a corona about darla and begin going about effects and ations as a 3rd wave of infections threatens despite a lot of control. but is it already too late, and does the country have enough vaccines, plus deadly flooding and lead sides both tens of thousands from their homes and 3 days of rain and sent rivers overflowing, turning low line areas into makes. and the history of young women showing how it can be muslim to the me i british manager, welcome to the to the news. a shared, glad to could join us. thailand has begun and ambitious vaccination program in the midst of a 3rd wave of nuclear on about us infections. millions of doses of locally produced astrazeneca and imported sign of vaccines are expected to be given this month. the goal is to vaccinate about 70 percent of the countries more than $66000000.00 people by the end of the year. so far, only about 2 percent of the population has received at least one shot of the vaccine. and joining me not from bangkok, it's frederick paul from the federal canal month audition

. >> here to discuss this is darla young, a professor of political science at the university of chicagosenior fellow with the chicago council on global affairs. a pleasure to have you with us. >> nice to join you. >> so china's one-child policy resulted in many female babies being aborted or abandoned in favor of male babies, and women were sterilized to prevent more pregnancies. so what is your reaction to this new policy that will allow three children per family, a policy reaction to china's aging population and minimal growth? >> apparently the general public response is very muted. in fact, there is a lot of wry comments on what is going on. part of the reason is, again, for many people the basic reason for the policy switch is because people did not have the babies when they permitted two children per family. so the question, therefore, is would people want to have more children now that they are permitted to have three children per couple? clearly i think most people recognize that the policy is simply too late. >> and of course china's census in may revealed the country's populat