it was more than that. >> deanna shared the same story with us. >> he wanted me to love him. >> deannae and keith first met years earlier at a vendor fair. she was the cfo of an i.t. company, keith the road warrior lawnmower salesman had a booth there. >> keith was sitting there. i guess i caught his attention right away. >> you noticed he was eyeing you? >> i noticed he was staring at me. so i kind of, you know, just smiled. >> she says he asked her to dinner. they quickly discovered how much they had in common. >> he talked about both his sons and being a grandpa. so i just really connected, because i had grandkids, too. >> after several dates, deanna says, keith expressed interest in a relationship. but she wanted to keep it just friends. they stayed in touch but didn't see each other for a while. then just a few months back, he sent her a flirty text message. >> the text just said, did you cast a spell on me? and i'm like, i looked down at my phone, i'm like, what? he said i was in a party last night and this woman was chatting me up. he goes, and all i could think about was you. >

deanna's mom, a registered nurse, didn't initially trust the watch's accuracy. staff at a walk-in clinic confirmed the teen's rapid heartbeat. stacey recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's mother: "i was surprised that it was, it was right on."deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "it literally saved my life."that's because doctors at tampa general hospital soon discovered deanna suffers from chronic kidney disease. her kidney only operating at 20 percent. tom recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's father: "instantly started to pray and thank god for her having that watch."the high-tech christmas gift, uncovering a serious health problem that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "now that we have some answers to why this is happening we can prevent something major from happening down the road." (pam) doctors say, since doctors (pam) down the road."from happening down the road." (pam) doctors say, since both of deanna's kidneys are only operating at 20-percent, she will probably need a transplant in the future

deanna's mom, a registered nurse, didn't initially trust the watch's accuracy.tbeat. stacey recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's mother: "i was surprised that it was, it was right on."deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "it literally saved my life."that's because doctors at tampa general hospital soon discovered deanna suffers from chronic kidney disease. her kidney only operating at 20 percent. tom recktenwald/deanna recktenwald's father: "instantly started to pray and thank god for her having that watch."the high-tech christmas gift, uncovering a serious health problem that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. deanna recktenwald/says apple watch saved her life: "now that we have some answers to why this is happening we can prevent something major from happening down the road." (pam) that was ryan smith reporting.doctors say, since both of deanna's kidneys are only operating at 20-percent, she will probably need a transplant in the future. meantime... apple's c-e-o tim cook responded to this story on twitter... saying, 'stories like deanna's inspire

tonight a family in florida will tell you a small price to pay for the life of 18-year-old deanna rec ten wald. >> it vibrated so it made me aware there was something wrong either with my heart or something. >> reporter: deanna's mother, a rojsterred nurse, at first doubted the accuracy. >> i showed my mom it said seek medical attention. >> at the hospital, it was discovered deanna's kidneys were failing. she will need a transplant. >> i never thought of it as a life saving device. >> reporter: in palo alto tonight, people are surprised as to what this watch can do. >> i usually use it to keep track of my e-mails because i'm so busy at work. that's really what i use it for. now it sounds like it has a much better purpose. >> reporter: deanna's mother wrote a thank you note to apple's ceo to tim cook who responded. >> reporter: much more on this story. make sure you watch the "today" show. that's tomorrow morning at 7:00 right here on nbc bay area, right after today in the bay. live in palo alto, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. >>> people across the country and

deanna rectenwald said she was at church sunday when a scary warning appeared on her watch.he 18-year-old's resting heart rate hit 190 beat ps per minute. >> it was alarming that the watch was telling us to seek medical attention. i didn't know it had the capability of giving us that alert. >> it literally saved my life. >> doctors at tampa general hospital discovered the teen suffers from chronic kidney disease. she's grateful for the apple watch which she got as a christmas gift. her parents say it uncovered a serious health problem that would have otherwise gone unnoticed. they wrote a letter to tim cook, and he responded on twitter saying, "stories like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day." >>> "saved by the bell" fans, get ready. a new restaurant honors the iconic eatery. >>> and a live look from our you to ur camera at san francisco -- tower camera at san francisco. a warmup's in order. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have

catherine holly reports. >> reporter: deanna got her white apple watch for christmas.o check social media apps. now she is glued to the device for another reason. >> i did not plan on depending on the watch to tell me my heart rate at all. >> reporter: the teen was at church with her family last sunday when suddenly she got a notification on the watch that her heart rate was abnormally high. >> it was scary because she was just sitting there. she wasn't doing anything. she wasn't running around. she was just sitting there. and it spiked up to 190. >> reporter: at first the registered nurse was skeptical but her daughter's pulse matched the number showing on the watch. after monitoring the readings for about an hour, they went to get things checked out by a doctor and deanna ended up in the emergency room. >> it definitely was a blessing because we wouldn't have -- we wouldn't have had any idea what we were about to find out at the hospital. >> reporter: blood tests revealed she was in kidney failure. the organs were only functioning at 20%. the teen spent the next thre

doctors have diagnosed deanna with chronic kidney disease and at some point she'll likely need a kidneyt. >> boy, that is a mazing. >> good thing she had it. >> exactly. we'll be right back. >>> so one of my favorite movies as a kid, the karate kid makes a return. it picks up three decades later. >> i kicked his face. >> so that rivalry continues between daniel lar russo and johnny lawrence and still burning but it seems that daniel is now the bully. he's a successful owner of a car dealership and johnny is trying to rebuild that cobra called do jo. and watch this on youtube red, one of the new original shows. >> a lost people are excited about it. >> are you going to watch? >> yeah. >> exactly. >> today is a perfect day to go -- wax on and wax off. >> because we're not tracking any rain. so it is a good point, marcus. 62 degrees for san francisco. and then we kind of stay on the drying trend through the next several days. thanks to a nice little system that will roll on in and that will take us a couple of days to kind of clear out those clouds and it is going to make way for plenty of

eleven next week indonesian born deanna with the sari club clothes and photographs the other now lives in switzerland where she has a fashion blog her work is especially popular on instagram her cheerful and colorful designs have become popular in asia dynamic fashion innovations for europe next week on shift. from. pick up. the bundesliga highlights. from the coaster of emotions. at the boom this league season in the election eleven years in humble. limbo the siamese. exhibit juggling and. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how the german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special. dot com. football made in germany. how the germans came together in one nation from shove their money into chancellor otto from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swear always to bring my royal college of that to protect christendom and spread this line truth ok stephen is willing to forgive so. all we took a lot of people the enemy. and still courageous decisions to close down strozier masters we never see the crown of ou

and now blogger deanna rica sorry from indonesia has amassed a huge following on instagram her upbeat colorful style is a big hit in asia now she's got her sights set on conquering her adopted home. america sorry it's coming full artistic and innovative for me it's pure self-expression. it's pure self-expression but luckily it became a business. in asia she's already a fashion strong but in europe she has some way to go then again she only moved here a year ago to lose time in switzerland. this is where her husband works and when he's on his lunch break he works for her. i was out i one me in the middle smile and style is her personal recipe for taking your by storm especially switzerland. all signed this up because you know like it's a beautiful country like you know if it's going to be worthless you know there were colors d'anna really stands out amid the swiss with their socks oriel preference for muted black grays and blues it was a bit of a culture shock for the young man who sees the world as one big playground she assembles her boat outfits to offset her surrounding them. now t

deanna's body was in crisis.eral hospital, specialists confirmed that deanna's kidneys were failing. >> my kidney functions were not functioning the way they should. they were only functioning 20%. >> reporter: her mom e-mailing apple, if it wasn't for her apple watch alarming her about her heart rate, we wouldn't have discovered her kidney issue. >> i really felt that i had to just thank them. >> reporter: apple's ceo, tim cook, e-mailing back the very next day. cook writing, in part, this inspires us to keep pushing. >> we never would have found out about the kidney issue. so we're extremely thankful. >> reporter: deanna's story proved the nation's growing obsession with medical monitoring can pay off in unexpected ways. earlier this week, fitbit announced a partnership with google, the two companies working together to help doctors look at patients' data in real time. >> i just know that god has a plan for my life no matter what because i was supposed to die. >> reporter: doctors have now diagnosed deanna with

i move to dismiss. >> i just want to say for the record, i just needed an upgrade in my life, deanna.n of a a bitch. [ laughter ] >> no. you're the son of a bitch. >> you're the son of a bitch. >> you're the son of a bitch. >> i object! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's karen maruyama, right there. >> yes! >> jimmy: she was my groundlings teacher, i love her. >> everybody, everybody was all comedy all the time. >> jimmy: everybody's funny in that movie. julie bowen everybody! [ cheers and applause ] go see "life of the party" in theaters now. we'll be right back with justin hartley. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ it's time for some straight talk. sign the contract... and get a free smartphone! oh, our lawyer does that every time i say "free." those "free phones" from the big carriers actually lock you into a pricey, long-term contract. tricky, guys. tricky! with straight talk wireless, you can own an amazing new iphone 8 for just under 35 bucks a month. no contract. cancel anytime, no penalties. why haven't i switched? get more high-speed data than ever befor

because i got up at 4:00 in the morning to watch princess deanna when she got married.still remember william and harry walking behind their mom's casket. that was heartbreaking. he was 12. harry's been through some stuff, been very mischievous, done some things, but it's so nice to see him come out on the other side and in love. american, divorced, older by three years, so that doesn't really count. she is so opposite of what you would expect in the monarchy. yet they're nuts about this girl. i don't know about her either. but everything we've interviewed, her friends, people at work, she seems like the real deal. she had a life before him and the two of them are magical. >> trevor: a fairy tail. >> don't you love love? >> trevor: i love love. >> i do, too! >> trevor: it's a fairytale story. >> should we ask if you're in love, trevor noah? >> trevor: i love love. >> very good. >> trevor: let me talk to you about the book. >> yes. >> trevor: "note to self." i feel like that's what this book is about. it's about love people have for themselves, a love they may not have ha

beginning of the mediæval empire known as the holy roman empire that would last for more than a thousand deanna's for centuries german kings would be crowned emperor in rome in the tradition of the great carolingian ruler it would later become known as the holy roman empire of the german nation whose last emperor would rule until eighteen zero six. and even napoleon who put an end to this roman german tradition put himself on a par with charlemagne in not a damn cathedral in paris. in the daughter because his course influenced the significance of charlemagne for us today is that he united the different peoples and traditions of these large parts of europe for account of its fuel and goals are tied and that he rules this union under the idea of peace even though he was constantly at war these are for being dome under the light in the in his feet and he wanted to create a realm of peace over finished and he to go through it but then sleep so intently than sorry. charlemagne died in a town hundred fourteen and was buried in his chechen a when he was a frank and the fust european a sentry and a huff

that was when tesla deanna rides -- the energized the battery. the chief warns of another dangerous scenario firefighters could face, if our house catches fire with an electric vehicle parked at home the damaged car battery could read night later. >> if the battery is damaged we will have to monitor that vehicle for a long 30 days to make sure it doesn't reignite. >> reporter: with tens of thousands new electric cars rolling out onto the street the threat is greater then ever. there are 30 electric models on the model -- market. >> every auto manufacturer has one out there. and new manufacturers have vehicles just coming onto the market or soon are going to be on the market. >> it is a challenge whether they come out with a new car, no matter what it is, it has something new with it and we have to modify our techniques to deal with that individual hazard.>> reporter: most manufacturers offer online trading for first responders, with these buses, they do not have the emergency kill switch, the cut loop installed at all. >> with electric vehicles,

we wouldn't tell our parents, we wouldn't tell my sister deanna, we wouldn't tell anybody.ie morales (voiceover): it was information about a family member they love. would they point the guilty finger? there was no way we were going to accuse him. hello, and welcome to dateline.

deanna robinson says steve, i am with abby. i don't like the height -- the heat, either. there is no in between without. we have a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge. we will see that pick up. there is a little breeze near vacaville but it is not very strong. 50s and 60s for your temps. mid 50s gilroy, low 50s for the santa cruz mountains. santa clara and san jose in the low 60s. the fog is getting ready to go and helped along by this system. there is another system dropping in. we had a warm-up, but this will be a big drop in temps. for some a little bit today, but more will see it tomorrow. we will have a westerly breeze behind the 90s later this afternoon. temperatures will drop with the fog tomorrow. we carry that into thursday. friday looks warmer but nice. >>> our warm weather steve is talking about means we will get bugged by bugs again. what the experts say you need to do to keep from being bitten. >>> alberto weakens a bed after lashing the gulf coast with strong winds and rain. i will have the video coming up. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". albert

barbara mcquade, former federal prosecutor, and deanna fill la pain co, a form investigator. ron klain, the speculation continues of where michael avenatti got this information. there's one expert quoted in one report saying that this is the kind of information that could be obtained from one of those suspicious activity reports or from a series of suspicious activity reports about bank transactions but so far it's michael avenatti leading the way on this. >> it is. and, you know, he will, i imagine that judge wood will order him to disclose the source of this information and he'll have to do so. if indeed it did come from an illegally disclosed sar, the person who disclosed it will be in trouble. as you said earlier the fundamental point from the broader perspective here is the information he put forward turned out to be 99.6% accurate. who could have imagined just a few days ago that the single least slimy transaction would be paying a former adult star $130,000 to be quiet about her affair with the president. what is piling up is a powerful tale of corruption and undisclos

her mom wrote a thank you note to tim cook responded by writing, stories like deanna's inspired us to dream bigger and push harder every day. >>> it's 6:28 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," a fremont family focusing on sex education. parents reacting as the school board considers a change. the controversial lesson in question and what kids across the bay area are already learning. >> plus, he's back. how steph curry is feeling after returning to the court for the dubs playoff return. 6:28, you're watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30-- we )re off to a cool start, and then it should be a beautiful, warm day today. taking a live look outside from >>> we're off to a cool start but make way for a beautiful day. a live look outside from san carlos, the sun already making a grand appearance for this wednesday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's go to kari hall for a better view what to expect with the weather. we saw the beautiful shot there seconds ago and now -- >> love that. we're going to see a lot more sun through th

mom wrote a thank you note to apple ceo tim cook responding writing stories like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day. >> very cool. 5:27. a fremont family focusing on sex education, the controversial lesson and new reaction from parents as the school board weighs its options today. >>> plus -- >> why did you have to take my son away from us. he's a good man. >> a peninsula family heart broken, the bizarre murder investigation involving an sfo worker and love tri ngal. carlost >>> welcome to wednesday morning. let's take a peek outside. this time at the san carlos airport. >> a little historic plane there. imagine going up in the air in those? good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >> we've come far in the workweek, wednesday, hump day. kari hall is here to track what to expect for today and the rest of the week. >> it's going to be pretty good today. still some clouds this morning around the bay area. but then a lot of clearing. let's get the kids out the door and ready for school this morning. we'll be in the low 50s as you walk to

. >> reporter: deanna moran studies the impact of climate on real estate and new development. >> the planning has been great but we aren't there yet. >> reporter: the planning started in the mayor's office and its climate-ready boston initiative headed by austin blackman. >> if you want to build a large building in the city of boston, you have to take into account what the climate projections are and flood plains are right now but also in the future. >> reporter: so far it's just conversations and recommendations, not rules and regulations. and data show the water is rising and the storms are intensifying just as development is booming in the city's most vulnerable district, according to experts, the seaport. when we picture rising tides and stronger storms we think of places like miami and the gulf coast. but with the exception of alaska, new england is expected to see greater warming than any other place in the u.s. because of its higher latitude and its proximity to the gulf of maine, the fastest warming body of water on earth according to the national oceanic and atmospheric admi

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so deanna's mother then e-mailed apple ceo tim cook, thanking apple for developing this product.et this, he actually responded. >> yeah, so he tweeted a response actually, and he said stories like deanna's inspire us to dream bigger and push harder every day and buy more apple watches! i added the apple watch. >> the family said he also responded to them privately as well. so a very nice exchange there. and her doctor says it was amazing that the watch was able to detect this before she needed dialysis or a transplant. >> amazing. >>> coming up, the woman making no apologies for setting high standards. >> sorry not sorry for wanting to be rich. isn't that all of us? ♪ i want to be rich ♪ i want to be a billionaire >> you're watching "world news now." there are a lot of rich songs. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. oisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless >>> have you made millions of dollars? >> no. >> are you a rich man? >> what do you mean rich? what do you mean? >> do you have a lot of possessions, a lot of money in the ban