i made a promise to doreen.isdiction i will do whatever i can to help you find your son. >> helping, walking mean streets. >> the homes are more abandoned then occupied. it's a rough neighborhood. >> that thursday morning, lieutenant larry had teamed up with jim, fellow roseville detective at the time. >> we were just coming to dead ends, and, we walked out of one of the houses. and, there was a penny lying in the street. and it had the heads up. i picked it up. i said, this is it. this is it. >> your luck has turned? >> yes, my luck has turned. a short time after that. we had a ride. and we ended up here. >> it was the first house that they checked, after he had found the lucky penny just minutes before. how >> we got here. why we got here. i can explain. >> i see a little footpath, someone had gone through their some point in the summer. i made my way up to what used to be the porch. and i look in, houses all burned out. as i think around the corner, i saw some flip-flops here. i stepped in further. and, i saw

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. >> reporter: then there's doreen pooler, who is still undecided between haley and desantis >> when will you make up your mind >> quite frankly, i'll probably end up making it as i walk in to actually fill out my ballot >> and, kristen, what can you tell us about another big endorsement for former president trump? >> reporter: that's right, lester. south carolina senator tim scott, who dropped out of the presidential race, is set to endorse trump at an event here tonight. it is a blow to nikki haley, who hails from south carolina and who appointed scott back in 2012. lester >> kristen, thank you. and join kristen for sunday's "meet the press" from new hampshire with guest including ron desantis, senator maggie hassan, and governor chris sununu. >>> now to the tensions in the middle east, the u.s. launching new strikes on houthi rebels president biden holding a critical call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and as the war rages, a staggering number of israeli troops are being killed by friendly fire. raf sanchez is in tel aviv >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. again takin

i mean, look at doreen and trevor. they did far more than i did. they took all the risks. nicky, telling people isn't bragging. i i admired his sense of anonymity. he didn't want to be exposed or revealed. i think he was quite a remarkable man because of his humility. and so... i'd seen that bbc documentary with esther rantzen just some years ago, and i admired his low—key presentation, how he was baffled by esther rantzen�*s revelation of his work and his eagerness to give credit to the other people, who were the kindertrain people, who organised the children's escape from prague. cutting! like sir nicholas, sir anthony was also kept in the dark about the film's that's life studio audience. he was not told until hours before filming that the scene's extras were, in fact, the descendants and relatives of the original refugee children. thank you very much. oh, god. it's too much. so you lost family in the holocaust? ancestors. we lost family, ancestors. quite an event. you know, we can overstate and it becomes very dramatic, but it was quite an event seeing them all there a

i mean, look at doreen and trevor. they did far more than i did. they took all the risks.w, nicky, telling people isn't bragging. i i admired his sense of anonymity. he didn't want to be exposed or revealed. i think he was quite a remarkable man because of his humility. and so... i'd seen that bbc documentary with esther rantzen just some years ago, and i admired his low—key presentation, how he was baffled by esther rantzen�*s revelation of his work and his eagerness to give credit to the other people, who were the kindertrain people, who organised the children's escape from prague. cutting! like sir nicholas, sir anthony was also kept in the dark about the film's that's life studio audience. he was not told until hours before filming that the scene's extras were, in fact, the descendants and relatives of the original refugee children. thank you very much. well done. oh, god. it's too much. so you lost family in the holocaust? ancestors. we lost family, ancestors. quite an event. you know, we can overstate and it becomes very dramatic, but it was quite an event seeing the

doreen is first in virginia, hello. caller: hello, how are you doing? i wanted to speak with the senator earlier, but that's fine. he really bothered me. i have to recommend a couple of books because he said he liked good reads. also, i'd just like to say, all the people who died in palestine, they are surrounded by israeli tanks g■tetting shot up. and also, before israel, to stop these genocidal actions, they just had a conference with a celebrated -- they had actual cabinet members. also, what i really wanted to say is three black soldiers died in jordan. please do not take this as a time to be patriotic. why do we have to serve in the military if we've already serve this country for a century? think about that before you take this into black history month. host: let's go to lewis in new jersey, independent. caller: good morning, i have two questions. if those people were immediately fired, how come they weren't immediately arrested? second question, how come the press and especially c-span were like crickets about the american journalist that was arr

president of harvard university has resigned, dr. accusations of mishandling and to submit to protest doreen gate was criticized by house republicans during a congressional hearing in december. she refused to say whether protest is calling for the genocide of jews violated harvard's code of conduct. the president of the university of pennsylvania is also resign the officer taking a similar position. as far as in mexico, i searching for 31 migrants kidnapped from a bus near the united states border. it happened in town all over the states on a stretch of highway across the border from texas. they have is considered one of the most dangerous in mexico because of abductions by criminal gains. it comes as the us and says, it's got a reopen for border crossings with mexico, saying that high levels of immigration dropped down to the cost is coming up. next you can get lots more information. of course on our website is audra 0 adults. i'm real passes and stay with us. so notice here the, the president biden says once a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis, what does anybody believe it's d

when are, are the most affected of hon eh, people who had been completely suffering from the div doreen down of rain within the past few days. we have been also seeing that those people are suffering from also a spread of disease, especially there was by roach, every one due to the lack of hygiene conditions and also due to the excess of patient and the deterioration of the medical conditions, especially that of the makeshift tents that they are living inside, that cold kind of humanitarian. this is now. these people have been saying that these are all of our children do not die from the will, will. they will die of the 12, the cold of winter, and the long side with hunger that had been striking over every single makeshift tents inside the calms filters. or at times the site with us will be back with you in just a moment because i want to reflect on the ongoing violence in gaza. and it's really as strike on a house. in rafa is code, at least 3 people in injured many more than one woman says she lost her sister a nieces in that strike. it tells me they were sleeping suddenly, the rock go

the ideas and these are always doreen because of a dozen debbie and as a choice is rarely determined to lean before the end the when the political decision that it wasn't go sticking to going to all these things were eh, take it was taking into account the there's no other way, but to defeat the military capabilities of from us. and he's only going to pay a high price in human life, but that is all the choice. and i think that the, not only that the determination of the political action on the actual, there's also a consensus among these very society. it and the mission must be accomplished and the feet, the from us military. and as far as it is right next will they will hit except a significant result of the doctors, but how much no longer threatens israel. and we come back to this question as to whether that is realistic because even if they all removed visually from gone. so there is every chance that it will become an insurgency movement against any administration that's put in its place. right, this is a possibility, logical disability, but the insurgents is something different

that is amazing work, doreen. i'm gonna try that. heard i've heard of that.yes. salt. i wouldn't have thought . salt. thought. salt. >> don't sugar. >> don't try sugar. >> don't try sugar. >> yeah . just rub some nutella >> yeah. just rub some nutella into your gums. >> i'm sure i've heard of twigs. like people twigs, like people using twigs, like bark and stuff. >> , yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> not a twix, but that's a >> not not a twix, but that's a really good point that your viewer there people >> there. there are also people who poverty. who are living in poverty. and so brushing thing so this tooth brushing thing that banging on about. that i was banging on about. yeah, , it does it does yeah, you know, it does it does actually lot families actually help a lot of families and don't it. and they don't need it. >> salt or some >> just rub some salt or some soot mouth. i don't know soot in your mouth. i don't know where soot from. where you get the soot from. >> my three year old was running around morning screaming at around this morning scream

doreen is first in virginia, hello. caller: hello, how are you doing?r earlier, but that's fine. he really bothered me. i have to recommend a couple of books because he said he liked good reads. also, i'd just like to say, all the people who died in palestine, they are surrounded by israeli tanks getting shot up. also, before israel, to stop these genocidal actions, they just had a conference with a ■■■celebrated -- they had actual cabinet members. also, what i really wanted to say is three black soldiers died in jordan. please do not take this as a time to be patriotic. why do we have to serve in the military if we've already serve this country for a century? think about that before you take this into black history month. host: let's go to lewis in new jersey, independent. caller: good morning, i have two questions. if those people were immediately fired, how come they weren't immediately arrested? second question, how come the press and especially c-span were like crickets about the american journalist that was arrested in ukraine for writing■ opposit

well, happy wedding doreen wedding anniversary to doreen and in stewarton in and jim who live in stewartonmmit grant shapps, is set to commit 20,000 british troops to nato. >> we spoke to him earlier this morning . morning. >> this will be the biggest deployment of uk troops to nato for about 40 years. this is an operation which is designed to essentially allow nato to test our approach . our approach. >> poll shows the conservatives are on course for a 1997 style electoral wipe—out . but as electoral wipe—out. but as labour looks set to sweep to power with the help of an unlikely ally , katherine forster unlikely ally, katherine forster has the latest . has the latest. >> yes, this poll is saying that the reform party looks set to help hand labour a huge majority, rather than a hung parliament, potentially without them. trouble for rishi sunak. also, i'm here outside lancaster house, where the defence secretary will be making a big speech shortly. i'll bring you the latest. okay >> a six year independent inquiry into the rochdale grooming situation has been made pubuc grooming situation h

i mean, look at doreen and trevor. they did far more than i did. they took all the risks.rtrain people, who organised the children's escape from prague. cutting! like sir nicholas, sir anthony was also kept in the dark about the film's that's life studio audience. he was not told until hours before filming that the scene's extras were, in fact, the descendants and relatives of the original refugee children. thank you very much. well done. oh, god. it's too much. so you lost family in the holocaust? ancestors. we lost family, ancestors. quite an event. you know, we can overstate and it becomes very dramatic, but it was quite an event seeing them all there and knowing that some of them were the grandchildren and maybe the children as well of the survivors. it was really quite an emotional moment. i suppose with nicky, his thing that anthony captures so well is he shrugs off and he prays and he's incredibly humble. he didn't tell anyone what he'd done in the '30s until years later, when the story was sort of dragged out of him and the scrapbook was found and he went on that's