she was dayna's. dayna herroz: tori was the perfect daughter for me. she wasn't perfect, but she was perfect for me. and from the minute she was born, we were two peas in a pod. she was perfectly flawed, i believe. most mothers probably would argue that their daughters don't have any flaws. they're perfect. no, she had flaws. josh mankiewicz: dayna says tori would get so focused on a goal that she sometimes ignored signs of problems along the way. stubborn. yeah. and it doesn't seem as if she always made the best choices in men. no. there's a flaw there. josh mankiewicz: tori's best friend daniel moen remembers how tori always seemed to fall for the wrong guy. what kind of guys was she going out with? to me, they weren't-- they weren't stable guys. bad boys? kind of, yeah. guys that weren't that nice to her? yeah. not nice to her, and probably, not nice in general. maybe that shouldn't be a surprise, given that our relationships as adults often reflect the ones we witness as children. tori was barely two when her father left and cut all ties with her a

what about you dayna?: in colorado, there was a geology class trip and we went to the mountains and we could pretend we were geologists. and i got a rock and it was like a crystal. and then i thought i was going to be a geologist, and look at me now. >> the aerospace mutual in 8th grade, they sold the astronaut icecream. do you remember that? in 8th grade that was really exciting. you are next. >> jessica: great. so a trip to the liberty science centre, which is a similar vibe to what you were talking about. they had the touch tunnel where you could simulate being blind or like knowing what that would feel like and it was incredible. >> oh, cool. >> don't do it. and we had something called field day, we would go to central park, and do colour war. >> i love field day. >> okay, field day. >> in central park, interesting. >> jessica: they would bus us up to central town, because we didn't have nice parks downtown. >> did you get the green ribbons for participation? >> no, we were all winners without particip

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my name is ahmad mohammad khattabeh. 11 salema, my name was dayna mohammad khattabhe, she is my sister , we were preparing lunch, then we heard an explosion, then the zionists broke the door and shot my parents . where are the resistance fighters? then they said , get out of here before we shoot you. the children stayed with their uncle omar. he is a pediatrician at yunus house hospital. how are you my father always said that i am the oldest child. i am strong and i have to take care of my brother and sister. i just want to go back to my blood. april 2024, 6 months after the start of the war. let's go to khanyounes . right behind me, here is even more destroyed than salahuddin road. 6 months have passed since the beginning of the war. palestinian officials say that 33,000 people were killed and 75,000 were injured. this is khan yunus after the withdrawal of the israeli forces. what are they doing? when i go to the house, they completely destroyed it. i couldn't find any of my things. god damn them. we are lost. we can't find the street and our blood . that's where sanwar's house is. ri

dayna devon has all the details in the entertainment report.yan seacrest took over one of the most iconic game show rolls in history last night for the first time he made a smiling entrance walking arm in arm with longtime co-host and resident letter turner vanna white. before he said a few words. welcome to wheel of fortune. i am your host ryan seacrest. i still can't believe my luck being here with you tonight to continue this legacy of this incredible show with all of you hosting wheel of fortune is a dream job. i've been a fan of the show since i was a kid watching and in atlanta with my family and i know how special it is that we'll has been in your living rooms for the past 40 years. and i'm just so grateful to be invited in. interestingly enough, ryan did not mention pat sajdak, the former host by name, but then he smoothly segue into the puzzles that consisted of fitting freezes like opening night. and there's a first time for everything here's the first bonus round of the new season. >>the digital entrapment. contract. >>we got all the

i'm dayna devon. a watershed struggle for labor.how can the impact and legacy of the delano grape strike and this effort by the united farm workers of america? the scene today. >>done on a great strike. was the son of a coming out party for the farm workers movement. cesar chavez started his national farm worker group in 1962. but really it's just been working behind the scenes. then a filipino worker group connected with the feds say co. went on strike. so had a choice. join the strike which you didn't think was going or be seen on a supporting workers. joined the strike and that really started. it started the left abuse famous, great been lettuce, boycott and then went to their election efforts, which i think have the biggest impact today, even as we speak. >>soucy say point is the motto of the united farmworkers of america. it's been taken up by other activists, groups even in the political sphere like barack obama kamala harris. how are we seeing the legacy of the united farm workers movement as we head into our election season.

i'm dayna devon. >>democrats and republicans in congress are working together to make changes to the country's welfare system. members of a house committee say a particular program punishes the very families. it aims to support our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>i don't wish this upon my worst enemy. nfl hall of famer brett favre is facing accusations that were at the heart of a house hearing tuesday fraud in a welfare program known as temporary assistance for needy families or tanf was branded as a person who stole welfare money. that's the lowest of low and it could be further from the truth. favre is accused of misusing tanf funds in mississippi to pay for a new volleyball facility. the development of a concussion drug and various public appearances. the state sued him and dozens of other defendants to repay any misspent money. favre returned more than a million dollars. if after brett favre, it can happen to anybody. pennsylvania congressman mike kelly was favre situation but the

i'm dayna devon. >>wall street made modest gains tuesday and the justice department files an antitrust suit against visa. >>here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks modestly higher today despite the weakest showing for consumer confidence in 3 years, consumer confidence is down because of well, high prices for food, rent and other such things, even though from a macroeconomic level, things go pretty well with inflation coming down and stocks at a record high. even so the national retail federation still predicts holiday sales will rise about 4% this year. shares of media mogul john malone's liberty, broadband had their best day ever surging. 28 1% after the company proposed a merger with spectrum parent charter communications malone is no stranger to either company he owns 49% of liberty and 26% of charter. and even though mortgage rates are coming down, home prices continue to go up. according to the s and p case, shiller index home prices in july rose 5% on an annual basis to a new rec

dayna devon has the details in the entertainment report. this netflix docu series produced by ryan murphy has come under fire by the real-life people being betrayed in the story. >>see what happens. it's get the trend. boys. i in the battle. >>erin mendez one half of the infamous murderous duo. the menendez brothers is slamming the netflix series monsters the lyle and erik menendez story the series follows the highly publicized 1989 murders, jose and kitty menendez, the parents of eric and lyle, the docu series promises to explore whether or not the menendez brothers were acting out of fear due to years of abuse or if they were calculating killers driven by greed. now, as you know, this is all based on a true story and brothers eric and lyle are currently in prison. apparently erik menendez has seen the show about him and his brother and he doesn't like it. in a statement shared by his wife, he calls the show naive and inaccurate, adding, quote, it is sad for me to know that netflix is dishonest for trail of the tragedies surrounding our cr

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dayna, thank you for that extremely kind introduction. i have to say this afternoon i'm more excited than i have been at any time during my time at gw because of been an admirer of justice breyer for many years. the idea that he is here with us today is enormously exciting. it's my great honor to welcome justice stephen breyer to george washington university for this fifth conversation about his illustrious career. this conversation will focus on the justice's time on the head court and his new book, reading the constitution. why i chose pragmatism not textualism. i know we are in for a real treat. most if not all of you know about the justice's exemplary 28 years on the supreme court. many of you are aware that he served for 14 years on the court of appeals for the first circuit in boston and was a long clerk to justice arthur goldberg. less well known are his services in the legislative branch, twice working for senator ted kennedy on the judiciary committee and his students in the executive branch. in the u.s. army and the antitrust di

josh mankiewicz: dayna says she tries to remember only the happy times. the joy she experienced so briefly of being a grandmother. how they died, she says, was just a moment. how they lived is what she wants to remember. that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> good morning, and welcome to the sunday edition of morning joe weekend. it was another fast-moving newsweek, and here are some of the conversations you might have missed. >> it's because it hasn't been done in many decades. it hasn't been done for a long time. but we are going to win new york. for every new yorker being terrorized by this wave of migrant crime, november 5th will be your liberation day. it's going to be liberation. you are living a life. vote for donald trump. what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? so i called my wife, and i say, baby, nobody can draw crowds like me. i'm the greatest of all time, may be greater even than eldest, because elvis had a guitar. i don't have a guitar. elvis had a guitar. i don't have the privile

i'm dayna devon. >>now from kron 4. the theory is local news station. >>thanks for joining us. stephanie rothman, san francisco police identify a suspect who allegedly burned down a beloved dog walkers home earlier this year. terry williams was the target of racist threats and then his childhood home was burned down. crop was shaq moment has the latest details >>well, this is the woman who san francisco police suspecting of sending a racist all into the home of terry williams. now, williams tells me he's shocked to know that it was a black person who may have targeted him and especially someone he says who lived just down the street. >>do want to skate club. this must take buddy there. terry williams says on his bad days he comes here one and one times is really dark for my family and me, especially me know it really helped a ball of support showing the alamo square community is behind him and his family. >>as this is what's left of his childhood home. citizen app video showing the flames that nearly killed his parents back in the spring. >>he says his mom is still recovering.