david dad decided to reach back into the aisles of time and find a really copper fast and all you why does is absolutely rock solid history just like the fact the ukrainians built the parents. they don't get the read season with the to think. yeah, i mean there's no question there and he's discovered this incredible link, incredible stuff. so let's have a look at it 1st. and afterwards, i think are kind of us may have a few little bones to pick with david on the video a 1000 years ago. they were ukranian friends, this is marrying into the british royal family offices, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over stat case generation centers in fact so. so basically, mr. allow me, has alleged that the british ukrainian royal families and stuff are you claiming roof? i'm are i, can you, you claim price was of the russian right? just to, to just do for me, listen to your orders somewhere, right? absolutely correct. so my fellow viewer says, you know, i have a history degree and i have windows dorians, and apparently we struggle to find what are the princesses that he means

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. >> jimmy: right, your dad david bloom worked for nbc, right, yeah. >> my twin sister and i would goevery alarm goes off. the secret service rush out. we were like, what's going on? we couldn't figure it out. everything was clear. they sent us into the next room. alarms go off again. turns out my little sister had had a procedure the day before, and they had put a little bit of radiation in her system. and it was setting off each alarm. >> jimmy: wow. >> so it was the toddler who was toddling around room to room setting off the alarms. >> jimmy: is she like spider-man now? [ laughter ] >> yeah, she's spider hoof girl. >> jimmy: who was president at this time? >> it was bush. >> jimmy: when you get a tour of the white house, a real tour of the white house, are you seeing everything? are you going into the -- where the bush family lives? >> no, they don't take us -- they didn't take us upstairs. but we got to see the oval office, which was really come. >> jimmy: you got to go in the oval office with your radiation sister. [ laughter ] you said your twin sister. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you

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love you, mama. >> david: it turns out the messages began a few months ago when mom, hannah bell, started going back to work, before her son landon, who is nearly 2, wakes up. so dading. >> go ahead, ring it. say bye-bye, mom. >> bye, mama. >> love you. >> david: landon blowing mom a kiss. >> say, i'll see you tonight. >> night. >> have a great day at work. >> ma. >> david: wishing mom a good morning every morning. >> blow her kiss? >> david: and right here tonight -- >> hi. >> say ding dong. hey, david, and welcome to north carolina. >> david: the bell family. hannah, george, and little landon. >> mama. >> hi, mama. >> i don't get to see them every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> he always asks for mama in the morning, and a lot of times she's gone for work. and i just thought one way we could connect is push the doorbell button, and he could leave her a sweet little message. >> david: and tonight here, their message to every parent out there who has to leave for work in the morning. >> if you have to be away from your family for a little while, just know they're always thinking about you, and hopefully that gets you through the day. bye! >> bye! >> david: t

david ely. he and his dad len set off among almost 100 others practicing for stunningly scenic race, with routeslle. it was like, oh? >> reporter: their friend joe hurwich bought this fiat to race in the mille miglia. mille means thousand in italian and mille is miles. this 1,000 mile race of classic cars on open roads goes from brescia to rome and back over five days. >> it's the great race. >> reporter: what makes this the great race? >> enzo ferrari called it the most beautiful race in the world. we're here to find out if that's true. >> reporter: this most beautiful race in the world began in 1927 and pausing for the war, continued until a terrible crash in 1957 killed two drivers and nine spectators. a tragedy dramatized in the 2023 film "ferrari." it's been back since the late '70s as a follow the speed limit rally of precised timed trials. last year, more than 400 classic an vintage cars were accepted, including the fiat 600 the elys drove and another car their friend joe hurwich bought, 1931 aston martin. you buy a car to get in? >> it's not the person that gets in. it's the car. the car

. >> my dad would be so thankful for all of the lives that have been saved. >> david muir, abc's world news tonight, the most watched newscast in america and honored with the emmy award winner for outstanding live news program. more americans watch world news tonight with david muir than any other newscast. >> for children fighting critical illness, we can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. eyes in the sky. >> a larger than life businessman gunned down in his office. >> will the discovery of his secret double life lead to the killer. >> on an all new 2020? >> see if you can solve this crime before police do. >> 2020 tonight on abc. >> the countdown is on. we are now just two days away from the biggest sport. day of sports, day of the year. as the superdome is slumbering right now ahead of what could become one of the most historic games in its 50 year history. >> and super bowl spirit is reaching a fever pitch right here at world news now, with team rhiannon facing off against team danny. >> yes, but besides

. >> david, thank you so much for having me. my dad and i were actually on separate paths, and he got closer to the blast zone. and he shared footage with me that we're not able to share because it's so deeply traumatizing and graphic. after seeing it, i frankly wanted to vomit, it's gruesome. i wasn't able to get in because with i was heading that way, and the police were asking us to turn around. all i saw was the fireball. i actually didn't know it was a plane crash initially because i just saw the aftermath x i had to scroll through my phone and ask people around me what exactly happened. it wasn't abundantly clear to me upon impact what was the cause of the fireball. it was just a scene from hell. it was just is gruesome, and we are just shellshockedded. i haven't slept. it's just been -- i can't imagine what the families are going through right now. david: it's just a nightmare for everybody involved, even just the eyewitnesses, let alone the people who were actually injured or hurt by this or even worse. did you see anybody that

. >> david: it turns out the messages began a few months ago when mom, hannah bell, started going back to work. so, dadry morning. >> go ahead, ring it. say bye-bye, mom. >> bye, mama. >> love you. >> david: landon blowing mom a kiss. wishing mom a good morning, every morning. >> blow her kiss? a >> david: and right here tong -- >> say ding dong. >> hey, david! >> david: the bell family. >> hi, mama. >> i don't get to see them every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> a lot of times she's gone for work, and i just thought one way that we could connect is push the doorbell button. >> david: and tonight here, their message to every parent out there who has to leave for work in the morning. >> if you have to be away from your family, they are always thinking about you, and hopefully that gets you through the day. bye! >> bye! >> david: those messages just helped us get us through our day, too. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. right now. >> unfortunately, we did recover one deceased individual out of the flood waters. >> we now have a second death attributed to this week's storms. a lot

. >>> and this ad features david beckham and his long lost twin. take a look. >> mum, dad? as? >> david. >> try one of these. those are the best buffalo wipgs in the country. >> no way. you eat buffalo? >> just chicken. >> it was invented in buffalo the city. >> so it's not buffalo? >> you all right, man? >> still got it. >> come on, guys. sorry. it's a thing i do. >> you drink stella? >> i have taste, david. >> there is something i have to tell you. >> my brother is a famous soccer player? >> yes. >> how famous are you? matt damon famous? >> maybe. ben affleck famous. >> that's a shame. [ laughter ]. >> that's a good one. >> that's so cute. >> thank you for those, carson. >>> just ahead, the stars of "the gorge" both here after your local news, weather anthese messages.d ♪♪ >>> we are back! we are back at ♪ but we are also back. it is 8:30, by the way. back at 8:30. we have two special guests on the plaza. mcdonald's iconic mascot, viral sensation. savannah, grimace is here. >> here's what he brought. >> and his joyful relative, jean rouse green, irish relative, uncle grima

dad, we. >> have something to tell you. >> you have a twin brother we never told you about. >> david beckham is on a quest to find the otherid in his ad for stella artois. >> david, if there's two davids, one has to be other. >> david and antonio banderas teams up with macho man randy savage in an ad for bosch. >> real friend, you. >> know that. don't thank me. >> thank the boss for putting us in the same big game commercial. >> together. >> is this. >> it? >> hello? >> come on. >> knock, knock. it's post malone and shane gillis ringing the doorbell for bud light. >> okay, what do we think about the commercials? >> personally, i like the one with the chip. >> insightful. >> i think they all had. >> chips. and three time super bowl champ patrick mahomes and his teammates give feedback on ads made by doritos fans for the big game. >> i kind of wish. >> patrick was in one. >> me too. >> oh, it's going to be so much fun. shannon hodge, thanks so much. and we'll be right back. >> i lay on my back frozen, thinking the darkest thoughts, and then everything changed. dana said, you're still you and i love you. >> super man. the chr

dad's resurrection. god willing, he should bring lots of light into this into this world. thank you. i wanted to take us back. david it really is a pleasure to be back to back here. i want to take us back, actually, one year. one year ago at the end september, we will all altogether many us in this room were together with you down in rockville center watching a movie together where we were. if you take us a background. and what was that movie feels like a billion years. it feels like a million years ago. and then we were at the premiere september 19th, 2023, in the rockville center watching ruth's 60, the biblical highway premiere. and you introduced it. it was such a beautiful time. it was a time of optimism. it was a of looking forward. and and i really walked out saying there's a bright future. there's this so much to look forward to. and now we're a year later and that was within three weeks of october 7th. and now, here we are. and we we're at this book. and i'd like to just dig into how did the events of the last lead to this space, the space of this of this new book in your personal journey. so we were in is

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minted dad changing diapers late at night i'm sure and needed some sleep so to san francisco at that time for whom you received and enjoyed and benefited from a refreshed and energized clear minded david chu you're welcome . >> i was behind that and you know i there are some people and david is one of them and you look at his motor, his drive, his tireless nurse's persistence and you wonder how does he have so much energy? what keeps him going? how does he keep moving forward? and i figured it out it's the secret of the power nap that that must be behind it. but he has always been relentless. he has always been tireless. he has always been persistent. it's one of the many hallmarks of who david chu is and that is exactly what you want in your city attorney someone who will throw down for you, who will go to the mat for you, who will stand immovable based on his values and his principles and the people that he is fighting for and supporting and those characteristics were very evident when we served in the state legislature together and they were why he became my favorite legislator. and i say that at a time when we served together i liked david chu better than i like myself and i don't

david. and that's what my dad's called. and ihopeifs that's what my dad's called. and i hope it's not him. >> hi. i'd like to ask the panel >> hi. i'd like to ask the panel, do they believe that labour will be able to commence and complete any of their grandiose growth projects before the next election? or do you think that everything that they've done, it will be all hot air and actually nothing will happen and they will blame everybody for delays, etc? >> well. >> well. >> the short answer is no, because the only way they can think of growth is through big pubuc think of growth is through big public infrastructure projects, which aren't going to be finished until the mid 30s. the quicker way to find growth is through lower spending, lower regulation and lower taxes, and that's all anathema to the labour government. >> trump. trump. >> trump. trump. >> i think it's a really good question because of exactly that. lots of the growth initiatives that have been launched so far are super long term. you know, look at heathrow, the earliest we'll see a third runway is 20