happy, happy, dear olga. a pie? excellent. remember, you mustn't take anything to drink today, do you hear, it's bad for you. oh, never mind, i got over that little weakness long ago. oh, i haven't done any serious drinking for two years now. well, anyway my dear, what's it matter? all the same, don't you dare to drink anything. i mind you don't now. so now, i've got to spend another of those damnable boring evenings at the director's. i wouldn't go if i were you and that's that. don't you go my dear. don't go indeed, huh, huh. what a damnable life. it's intolerable. oh well. [screaming] oh do stop it solyony, i've really had enough of it. what? well, your health colonel? yeah, i think i'll have some of this dark vodka. what else? i do feel so very happy being here with you people. i'm afraid masha's a bit out of humor today. mm-hmm. she got married when she was 18, you know. and then her husband seemed the cleverest man in the world to her. it's different now. he's the kindest of men, not the cleverest. andr

[crying] my dear sisters, my dear good sisters, don't believe what i've been saying. don't believe it. where's masha, she isn't here? extraordinary. [bells ringing] [knocking] olya, who's that knocking on the floor? it's the doctor, ivan romanovich. he's drunk. it's been one thing after another all night. olya, have you heard, the troops are being moved from the district. they're being sent somewhere a long way off. that's only a rumor. we'll be left quite alone then. olya? what? i do respect the baron. i think a lot of him. he's a very good man. i'll marry him olya. i'll agree to marry him if only we can go to moscow, oh let's go, please do let's go. there's nowhere in all the world like moscow. let's go olya, let's go. what a variety of characters. though we can't expect to understand every word and gesture they make, we can try to understand by suspending judgment. in doing so, we will make possible the enjoyment of a great play by a writer unsurpassed in his ability to depict real people. according to psychiatrist bruno bettelheim, if we hope to live not just from

the dear wasn't that kind of dear, it was a buck. >> the dear is a dear. >> people get killed every yearears. >> how many? >> i don't know. it is a lot. but what i'm trying to do here right now -- they gave us extra time. can we go back to miley cyrus. >> no. >> no. >> can we go back to victoria secret? >> have you been to the bunny ranch? >> just a few times. >> don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss "the five." we have a report coming up next. >>> an investigation demanded into her own website launch. this is special report. >> good evening. i'm bret baier. in the midst of the overhaul rollout, president obama is setting reports -- records but not the kind he wanted. his numbers are going historically low as we learn more about the blich field website. we have fox team coverage tonight at the white house with the heavy politic

dear colleagues, i'm now embarking on an important and responsible subject.o not believe -- [inaudible] we know very well that the economic situation may change and it is changing. but the is not an excuse for revising our goals. one institute actually -- [inaudible] solutions and to set budget and other priorities properly. i suggest that government programs be brought up to speed within the next two years. the budget all levels should be switched to problematic principle. it doesn't mean that everything should be -- it means that every executive should be made perm personally responsible for achieving result. resources should be used to achieve sub standard changes in specific sector of industry. thus we're increasing salary in education and public health so the work of teachers and physicians will become prepretentious once again and bring in quality -- [inaudible] however, as we agreed, this should not be achieved only through budget -- but due to reform that are intended to increase defectiveness and most important the quality of services in the social a

this is my request for you, dear colleagues.we have been able to do a lot to improve the public health system lately. there are now fewer deaths as a result as -- of cardiovascular and other endeavors. -- and other diseases. life expectancy has increased. however, we are still not close enough to the ratio that we have established for ourselves. the basic question is a real transition to the insurance- based danceable and public health. -- principle to public health. the goal is such that the insurance principle must work so that the individuals will feel responsible for their own health, so there will be financial incentive for people to engage in a help based -- in a healthy lifestyle, whereas insurance companies would be interested in medical establishments providing quality medical services. it would monitor this and evaluate their operations from the financial perspective so that patients who have an opportunity to choose those medical establishments. the system of mandatory medical insurance should, to the fullest degree,

please, dear god. >> i got out of the car as quickly as i could. ran up to see what's going on and saw a man unconscious in the passenger seat. >> 44-year-old jeff seamans driving through south dakota with his family is in full cardiac arrest. >> he looked pretty ashen, gray in color. he wasn't breathing. he was slumped over to the side. >> i need help getting him out of the car. >> his wife patricia is on the phone with 911 as his stepdaughter lilly anxiously looks on. phillips knows she has to act quickly. >> he needed to have chest compressions. i grabbed an arm and tried to pull as hard as i could. i didn't get very far. he was probably about double my size. so i asked his wife for help. >> we need to get him out of here, ma'am. come on. >> when i was pulling him out of the car, she said i can't do it. >> i can't do it. >> i tried to count one, two, three to get her to lift with me but it wasn't working well. >> i can't. >> one, two, three. >> jeff, jeff. honey, baby, please. >> we weren't able to get him up the hill. >> dear god. >> come on. >

dear mr. chairman, i regreet the events. i brought a letter to cape cod so i can devote to the letter the time it deserved. my family owns property here. that is how they introduce. t's how they introduce -- then they get into it. let me just i do this. you can do more and more accurately about that incredible period of the cuban missile crisis when the world came this close, this close. get the book and when you get the book you can see kennedy's letters asking some of his relatives, have you built a bomb shelter yet? asking james galbraith to look at the government brochures and critique whether or not these are the right kind of instructions for bomb shelters. you can tell more from these letters, because what happens is that early, early on, almost right after kennedy be shown the pictures of the missiles in cuba, he and khrushchev made a secret agreement. they will write to each other everyday and tell either this is resolved or the world blows up. used that language almost. they will write these letters. they would tel

i'm saying simply, my dear brother. i wrote from homecoming, the first one, became out really very active, you know. talking about everybody. i talked about the "new york times" and my daddy. and my mama too. but at the same time now, you talk about other things. and one of the things i talk about a great deal is about peace. >> well, i hope that we can hear a piece from you, my dear sister. >> oh, right. >> we would love to hear from you there. >> sure. well, i thought it was on. but, you know, as my kids always tell me, mom, you are the worst person when it comes from -- let me just read then a piece i did for max roach, the great percussionist, right? and i probably won't be able to get it all down, because -- but i wrote it for his funeral. and this is simply called "ten haiku" for max roach. nothing ends. every blade of grass remembering your -- ♪ your sounds exploding in the universe return to prayer. ♪ aboom as you drum, your hinds kept reaching for the go, the morning sky so lovely imitates your laughter. you ca

this is my request for you, dear colleagues. have been able to do a lot to improve the public health system lately. deaths as aw fewer result as -- of cardiovascular and other endeavors. toare still not close enough the ratio that we have established for ourselves. is a realquestion transition to the insurance-based danceable and public health. to public health. there needs to be financial incentive for people to engage in a healthy lifestyle, whereas insurance companies would be interested in medical establishments providing quality medical services. it would monitor this and evaluate their operations from the financial perspective so that patients who have an opportunity to choose those medical establishments. the system of mandatory medical insurance should, to the fullest degree, secure government guarantees for free medical assistance. must be able to know what kind of assistance they are entitled to for free, whereas physicians must understand the principles based on which their work is paid for. in 2015, all children and

dear. every so often been the ideal if i feel just beneath the skin easily. i just went right for the second ahead of time who yet he did anyway thanks to nail him. you know if it's not up to ninety percent of facebook i think you'll do best if you are more out of no significance. to use the one points down on income that is. the first non college friend's mother not exactly fantastic but i do think there is an element of pants that i do readings o life. i think i think you know nobody wants to think that their cases heard fast there. we'll see you. i tried to think that because i suppose. it scares me a transfer. you know the next generation e mail you can pledge to send something in my ear the real highlight the new year to see so much of this type reporting going on you know that i am not that terrifies me for kate's feeling really. but for now i have folded to me than others they spoke as in myself that i have been conditioned to not notice the businesses i know that it's ok as long as

. >> it says, dear santa, i want a giant and it should be stuffed monkey. >> we talked to the family to -- who found the note. >> soldiers celebrating christmas overseas. their message to family and friends back home. . >>> happy holidays america. >> u.s. troops in afghanistan enjoyed the christmas holiday. many of the airmen and women at bagram air field are two months into their deployment. president obama and first lady michelle obama wished americans a merry christmas and a special message for military members and their families. >> we want the troops to know you are in our thoughts and prayers. >> the president and first lady encouraged americans to support military families through volunteer efforts. >>> a christmas message in a bottle written by a small child with a big request to santa. but the handwritten note almost didn't reach the destination. the family who found the message and tells us about their efforts to make the christmas wish come true. you have to believe in things being meant to be. >> david, walked the dog along the drive when amongst the trash something caugh

he says dear friend. a terrific bond, very warm. the other thing that's interesting, i didn't realize, it's almost impossible to get anybody no matter who they were or who they are named an honorary president, honorary citizen of the united states. they did it for lafayette for good reason. and activity goes on a crusade to get winston churchill named an honorary citizen. it has to be approved by congress. we know how easy that is. it has to get approved by the supreme court. it has to go through all this kind of stuff. he stayed with it. and the exchange of letters between him and -- on his worst that can churchill can write better than any of us. i've got to tell you the exchange of letters between churchill and him, churchill expresses his gratitude and it finally happens in a way that i've never ever let anyone express gratitude. so there are some very warm exchanges along with some pretty tough stuff. >> you refer to harold macmillan, some of your books have been subtitled through the lens. to talk to me about how you selected

this is nothing new for us this is one of our core values we hold dear. what's really great about this all of the open space agencies in the city not only your rec and park department but national presidio and organization for san francisco we're all 50u7b9 together to make sure our kids are outside to enjoy nature it's a balance. more of the same. the action is just to support the resolution. we wanted to bring it to you, we thought it was important enough. i want to thank zoo i didn't she start out with a position as as intern she has entered with us for too years and worked herself into a job she worked would how many different scalds? >> 40. about 40 different schools where we renewally get our kids out to appreciate all our parks and bio diversity in our system. she's amazing and thank you damon >> dmirgs levitt to that. >> i want to thank you for your effort it's incrementalable and any other comments. hearing none i'll entertain a motion >> move to support. >> second. thank you very much. it's been moved and seconded >> so moved thank you very much

dear, bret, hi, dear, how are you today? i hope all is well with you. my name is miss linda. just went through your profile in this site. my dear, i am interested in knowing more about you. waiting to hear from you soon. this is pretty cool. i was excited about it, you know what i mean? especially in africa. so i looked it up in the encyclopedia, because i didn't know where dakar was, in africa. so it was pretty cool. the hardest part about doing time, of course i miss my kids, my little niece i never met. so that kills you. but when they call mail, and go out there on the railing, and you stand up there and see all your brothers and friends getting mail, over and over and over, and you're just standing up there, as bad as you want it, it ain't going to come. so here we are. >> while bulmer looks ahead to the possibility of finding love, inmates eric glass and erik coleman look back to the past. and what they've lost. >> just looking at our kids, how much they've grown and everything. reminiscing over the family, how much stuff we've missed. >> it hurts, it hurts. certain par

our newest installment of dear aunt chippy. >> dear aunt chippy. i want to do something special for my boyfriend this christmas because we have been dating for almost two months now. should i shave my hair down there into a candy cane shape or a cross. i want to be festive. love cindy, age 20. cindy? i don't think you should shave it at all. i think you should take the razor and cut your [ bleep ] throat with it. i don't know anybody who would really be interested in a candy cane and god forbid, much less a cross on your vagina. nobody wants to see that. so either cut your throat or cut your wrists but get it over with because he ain't gonna marry you anyway. good night, cindy. if you have a question for me, please e-mail me at dear aunt chippy@gmail.com. >> can you believe i was scared of her when i was a kid? when we come back we have a very rare holiday music performance from megadeath. we've also got colin farrell, and jeanne tripplehorn. come on back. ♪ our plan is in place. ♪ we've rigged up a trap to catch sight of his face. ♪ ♪ if only we c

. >> dear bart: thank you for working today. the other days you are not are working or stressful. >> we would like to hear your thoughts. post your video using "dear bart," hashtag or go to facebook page. >> victoria secret employee comes clean about how the stores treat their male customers. >> and protests across the country the. >> the google barge could be in troubled water as they hit uncle go one,two,one,two,one [uncle]thistwo,one.cotch,okay? [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >>> if you go to a fast food restaurant you will find this, more employees outside than inside working. it is part of a one day nationwide protest over wages. employees in 100 cities are planning lunch time rallies. they want the federal minimum wage raised to $15 an hour. that would result according to the national restaurant association, in higher food

at this point, five years later, nothing will bring our dear son back. when you ask who is responsible for this, honestly, everybody - the fraternity, the national level, the local level, the university, all parties involved need to take more responsibility. they should all be held accountable >> what would you like to see done? >> john, at this point there is a national anti-hazing week. i think this is good. i think it's very important to raise awareness. and i'm not the pioneer in this feel. there are excellent organizations such as stophazing.org and hazing with-prevention.org. my point is that these organizations, these individuals have educated me. what i would like to see done is when individuals pledge promises or when they say we will not haze, who was doing the monitoring the organization, who or where are the checks and balances. when someone signs up for a fraternity or sorority these individuals need to be able toibility and check in with the organizations. you need to stay focus the. if you see something in regards to hazing or something in

>> dear aunt chippy, i love all the food around the holidays.o. but maybe a bit too much. what can i do to avoid looking like a fat [ bleep ] by the time christmas is over. martha. martha, what you need is soap in your mouth you little jerk. how do you mention food, christmas and fat [ bleep ] all in the same instance. i don't understand this [ bleep ]. how you can desecrate the holidays with your filthy [ bleep ] mouth. i don't give a [ bleep ] if you never eat, and i don't give a [ bleep ] if you ever have another christmas. but watch your [ bleep ] language. if you have a question for me, please e-mail me at dear aunt chippy at gmail.com. >> jimmy: hard to hear the irony. we'll take a break. we have something special planned when we come back. there was an epic dance off at a detroit pistons game a couple weeks ago. that's all i want to say about it. just trust me, we have that, zoe saldana, and mike birbiglia and music from toro y moi. so please come back! ♪ this holiday, tech the halls and ring in the savings with our radioshack price match

aunt chippy. >> dear, aunt chippy. why are you such a miserable bitch? boring 23. >> i am a miserable bitch because i get letters from [ bleep ] like you. merry christmas, [ bleep ]. >> if you have a question for me, please e-mail me at dear aunt chippy. [ applause ] >> pope francis this morning was named "time" magazine's person of the year for 2030. unbelievable, how much crack does a mayor have to smoke to win person of the year. but there he is. that's the cover. and, you can read all about it in the dentist's office in three years. managing editor of time revealed the decision on the today show this morning. and called the pope a new voice of conscience. he is a the good pope. i like him a lot. he is humble. modest. instead of riding in the pope mobile. drives a used car and himself. instead of a papal ring he wears a tennis bracelet from kay jewellers. he's just like us. a big story. people don't keep of on current events. so i thought it would be fun to send our camera on hollywood boulevard to find out what peo

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dear friends. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: i bring you here today the feelings of deep sorrow of the brazilian government and the people of brazil, and i'm sure of all south america, for the passing away of this great leader, nelson mandela. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: the most outstanding personality of the 20th century, nelson mandela, led with passion and intelligence, one of the most processes of human emancipation in modern history, the end of apartheid in south africa. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: mandela's fight became a paradigm, a model not only for this continent but for all those who fight for justice, freedom, and equality. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: apartheid defeated by mandela and the south africa people was the most most ebrat and cruel form of social and political inequality of modern times. [speaking in foreign language] >> translator: the great leader had his eye , nelson mandela, we, the brazilian nation prou

miles away ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days happy golden days of yore ♪ ♪ faithful friends who are dearllow ♪ hang a shining star upon the highest bow ♪ ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ ♪ here we are as in olden days ♪ happy golden days of yore ♪ faithful friends who are dear to us travel near to us once more ♪ ♪ through the years we'll always be together ♪ ♪ if the fates allow ♪ hang a shining star upon the highest bow ♪ ♪ and have yourself a merry little christmas now ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here's the top headlines we are following this christmas morning on "world news now." >>> good morning, i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. sbrooifting his first year as leader of the catholic mass. we'll take you to the vatican for the celebration in a moment. >>> investigators appear to be closing in on the criminals behind the security breach at target. target is warning customers to watch out for suspicious looking e-mails asking for personal information. >>> a rare christmas eve space walk was carried out successfully by two a

disadvantage whatsoever also the dear people. it wasn't until the publication of an official document in two thousand and six that the full extent of the nuclear fallout in french polynesia was revealed. the ministry of defense recorded more than one hundred eighty incidents of nuclear fallout during atmospheric testing from nine hundred sixty six to nine hundred seventy four however this was absolutely useless how did they come to this figure what data was it based on what scientific criteria we used reports from a nine hundred seventy four blast in tahiti located in one thousand two hundred kilometers from showed that only a part of the island was affected. however thirty eight years later in feb twenty twelfth the entire island is considered to have been affected by the radioactive cloud that didn't follow the predicted trajectory. no less serious attitude has been to take us for idiots and then make those that are an idiot seem like idiots we were told long ago that the french nuclear trials were clean said they'd never had a

explosions and underwater blasts one hundred twenty three of which were and more us atolls minister my dear colleagues if i offered you this stone would you feel safe placing it under the pillow of your loved ones every night on it wouldn't you at least like to have a choice know that there are none of the parents and none of their children had this choice. after the first nuclear tests in nine hundred sixty in the midst of the algerian uprising france needed to find new frontiers as empty and as barren to steal jewry and desert. three years later france to sighted to continue its atomic saga in polynesia. for the principles and conditions the circumstances that have led us here have determined that we need to equip ourselves with a tomic force. and we stand by the decision which we have come to reach the build and if required to use our own atomic force. that same year a member of the territorial council on his way to paris was summoned to the lose a palace to testify. general de gaulle spoke very little of polynesia and he didn't tell me about the two a toltz. enough he underlined the nee

at least it's saving a dear. >> caltrans has to decide if they'll take recommendations. >> new charges tonight for convicted criminal police say was running the business, officers say the business sold pot to customers with, and without medical cards. >> firefighters making progress on the so called fiver fire burning near highway one. late today, the u.s. forest service said it's burned 840 acres of brush and now 74% contained. 22 structures have been lost, however, and weather is cooperating. winds calm there today, now there is a 20% chance of rain tonight really helping. full containment expected by friday. >> an appreciation ceremony held to celebrate to a piece of oakland history. this tree is estimated 150 years old, it's nine and a half feet in diameter. everyone invited to say goodbye athis saturday at 10:00 a.m . >> that is fairly mild but good news is that air quality will improve. here is a live doppler seven. we have clouds and spots of moisture found in clouds so we may see a sprinkle widely scattered but not a very strong possibility of rainfall. here is a live view at s

at least it's saving a dear. >> caltrans has to decide if they'll take recommendations. >> new charges tonight for convicted criminal police say was running the business, officers say the business sold pot to customers with, and without medical cards. >> firefighters making progress on the so called fiver fire burning near highway one. late today, the u.s. forest service said it's burned 840 acres of brush and now 74% contained. 22 structures have been lost, however, and weather is cooperating. winds calm there today, now there is a 20% chance of rain tonight really helping. full containment expected by friday. >> an appreciation ceremony held to celebrate to a piece of oakland history. this tree is estimated 150 years old, it's nine and a half feet in diameter. everyone invited to say goodbye athis saturday at 10:00 a.m . >> but good news is that air quality will improve. here is a live doppler seven. we have clouds and spots of moisture found in clouds so we may see a sprinkle widely scattered but not a very strong possibility of rainfall. here is a live view at sfo looking at a clou

. >>> dear board of supervisors, my name is shannon bryant. i am here on behalf of many parents who are concerned about the possibility of having wi-fi installed in our parks in san francisco. as residents of san francisco and parents of young children, we do not want wi-fi in our children's parks and we ask you to refrain from accepting google's monetary gift, a gift that would fund the implementation of wi-fi in our city's parks. [speaker not understood] san francisco, our sanctuary of clean air, nature, beautiful space for our residents, visitors, and particularly our children. the parks need to remain in its preserved state. even the smallest amount of unnecessary radiation emissions from wi-fi is unacceptable for our grown children and peg inapt women who fill our parks every day. industry standards have often been misguided and collected once time gives an accurate picture of the impact on our housing and environment. our children cannot afford to [speaker not understood] for such correction. and we also ask this question. do we really w

. >>> question for you, is this the best dear santa letter ever written or worse? this letter, dear handa, how are you? i'm good. got to love it, right? here's what i want for christmas. and then provides a link -- >> no, he didn't. >> amazon item which takes you to an rc plane. but still, what do you think of this? >> look how long it is. >> the poor kid. >> what do you think of this? >> this is a sign of the time. is it a good thing or bad thing? >> i think it's good. >> i think it's good. if he did the twitter link, it would have been shorter. >> but he's making it easier santa. >> good luck to the parent copying that one down. >> it is so 2013. bill karins, what do you got? >> i should have thought of this. these million dollar ideas. west coast wagons. this is the new trend. if you want to be really hip and have money to throw out the window, can you get these wagons. this isn't like the little red rider wagon. this is the strawberry shortcake wagon this is $500. this is the pirate wagon. you have guns on the side. that is the cowboy wagon. that is $465. and t

>> elementary, my dear watson. >> interesting questions from the folks at axford.t said to me, it appears that the gentleman from texas seemed to be causing quite a bit of difficulty as of late. i couldn't disagree with that at all. >> and so it reminds me of the shakespeare line, thou protest too much. >> the state of florida is in a hot bed of important issues that have national implications. governor crist, good to have you on "the ed show." are you confident if you're governor you were to set up a state exchange it would be as successful as kentucky, rhode island, california, new york? would florida, and would you resource it properly to make sure that it would be beneficial to all of these people? >> absolutely. and, you know, you mentioned kentucky, specifically. and you know, governor beshear has done i think a great job. >> two senators from kentucky. mitch mcconnell, who heads up the republicans in the senate, and rand paul, who wants to be the president of the united states. these two senators have been the biggest obstructers and biggest bad-mouthers of

he's probably and on the night hishe 17th as he said to friend of a dear brother, he said that on the night he found time to write about half the speech and took what he had to gettysburg and wrote the rest there. there is very good evidence that he in fact wrote the speech late but it does not mean it was not important to him. he used in a lot of care and attention in his words. just because he did not write it for two or three weeks does not mean it was not important. circumstances following abraham lincoln's gettysburg address. sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern, part of "american history tv" on c-span 3. >> coming up tonight, first ladies and the life of may me eisenhower. then a discussion on the increased number of women in the prison system. later, cnn >> today it is our pleasure to entertain for the first time our first lady at her belated birthday party. ♪ >> ♪ many happy returns >> ♪ to mamie with music ♪ >> a birthday tribute to mamie

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deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come on, this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we have to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government grows new one direction and done shrink. america was cop received as a sea of lisch with an island of government power. we're now a sea of government power with ever shrinking islands of liberty. >> let's go to the sea of government power. ite like to show you around. >> you want a washington, dc tour? just ten dollars. that's the

. >> dear adoptive parent. >> dear birth mother. >> i want to send you a letter about our little girlnclosed a picture and as you can see, she's quite beautiful. >> i just wanted to find stacey because i just always felt like there was some sort of a piece of a puzzle missing. the journey was a quick one. i actually found her brother first through facebook. when i had contacted him, he immediately knew exactly what i was talking about. said, yeah, i'm your uncle. >> i was driving down the road. i usually don't answer numbers i don't know for some reason. >> my heart was pounding. i was really scared. >> she said, is this stacey? i said, yes, it is. >> my name is emily and i think that you may might be my biological mom. >> i said, oh, just a minute, emily, i'm getting ready to lose it. >> she immediately started crying. telling me it was the best day of her life. >> i told her, if you didn't come to me by age 30, i was coming for you. >> it's cool to talk to her because i find a lot of similarities between the two of us. >> her mother gave me the gift of growing up with her by sending