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i think a lot of people want to elope and just not have a big ceremony. >> i totally get it. i joke that my husband and i had the wedding everyone starts out planning before it gets to be this monstrous 200, 300 people sitdown dinner. so, our wedding was very small. 50 people. the reception was at the house afterwards. we've been together for i think, 100 years before we made it legal. i was not set on that one day. i know weddings are extremely personal and i will never tell anyone that their idea is better or worse than mine. so, i think when it comes to weddings, do what you want to do what i love the people are still making that promise, that public promise, of wanting to be together even though we are in difficult times. >> it is difficult. a lot of people dream of that wedding and my was pretty big but i have a lot of family and a lot of people there and friends and it meant a lot. it is still one of the sweet, sweet memories to have. for those who had to put it on hold, your heart breaks that it did not happen. if they get that they next year, and it turns out to be ev

think of entrepreneurial ways to stay afloat, because we will get back to normal. >> i'm stuck on eloping newlyweds. really mr. and mrs. smith for this hotel room >> they're going to have to show the marriage contract to be counted that way thank you all today. we appreciate it robert frank, dom chu and jon fortt joining us for "rapid fire." >>> ethical? shame on you that's just some of the words robinhood has for its executives you can always watch us live and on the go on our cnbc app. we're back in a couple >>> welcome back robinhood announcing today it's landed its third mega investment for the year, pushing its investment over $11 billion. as the valuation is growing, so is the scrutiny. robinhood is not doing enough to protect investors, according to shawn caston a trader died by suicide after seeing a $30,000 negative balance in his robinhood account. it's great to have you here, shawn. thank you for being here >> hi, kelly, how are you? >> we are concerned about this tragic event with a suicide. what changes do you think need to be made >> look, we need to confront the fact that r

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once i graduated from college, we eloped. two weeks after that, he deployed. >> this is what i wanted to do. you know, you love this country. are you willing to do the hard work? it takes to maintain it. >> what was supposed to be a six month deployment actually turned into 11 months. there was nothing really to prepare me as a new military spouse on how to deal with the stress. >> when people get married, they expect to grow old with each other. with multiple combat tours, there's no guarantee of any of those things. >> there's just a long laundry list of uncertainties that we have to juggle. >> you know, joe has always cared about military families. we've been through so much. when i went to iraq, one of the generals that i want to share this story with you. christmas program and they were playing the all they maria. and one of the little girls burst into tears. can the teacher said what's the matter? what's the matter? and she said that's the song they played at my daddy's funeral. he died in the war. the teacher had no id

when they got married a few years later, they eloped, jetting off to fiji.t was so stephanie, said her friend. >> yeah, they kind of just ran off and did it. >> they made their home in silverthorne, where dale's photo business grew and grew. >> when things were really rolling i had several different operations in different states around the country, around 25 different photographers working. >> stephanie got a job in government, environmental planning department. they raised their three young children. >> awesome children. the best. >> how about a smile? >> and life for the bruner family was -- >> it was fantastic. we traveled. we vacationed. >> but it was in her spare moments and hours that stephanie was truly transformed, a ball room dancer. >> dancing was probably to her what photography is to me. >> my guest star, bill. >> it was her passion, said her old friend, bill. >> he knows flamenco. >> stephanie loved to dance. dancing was her life. she was alive when she danced. >> hardly surprising stephanie and jennifer were close, too. >> we started a ball ro

. >> reporter: when it came time to tie the knot they rolled the dice and eloped. >> reporter: little white chapel? >> a chapel in bally's. yup. it was beautiful. flowers, music. really beautiful. >> well, it was unusual, you know, walking through a casino and someone's got a wedding gown on. >> reporter: the only guests were linda's parents and tom's mom and dad, marie and tom senior. >> reporter: did they seem like a good match? >> i think they fit, yeah. >> reporter: both tom and linda had kids from their previous marriages. but a few years later, they welcomed a child of their own, ryan. >> he would say all along through the pregnancy, "i don't care if the girl or boy, i'll love it either way." you know, but i kinda knew deep down he wanted a boy. and so when he was delivered and he saw it was a boy, he cried. he was so happy. really happy. >> reporter: did you immediately see a relationship made in giants heaven after that? >> oh absolutely. >> reporter: they were a blended family his, mine and ours as they liked to call it. linda had a daughter who lived with her and tom. while,

once i graduated from college, we eloped.nothing really to prepare me as a new military spouse on how to deal with the stress. >> when people get married, they expect to grow old with each other. with multiple combat tours, there is no guarantee of any of those things. >> there is just a long laundry list of uncertainties that we have to juggle. >> you know, joe has always cared about military families. they have been through so much. when i went to iraq, one of the generals said, you know, i want to share this story with you. in his daughter's class, it was a christmas program, and they were playing the ava maria, and one of the little girls burst into tears and the teacher ran over and said, what's the matter? what's the matter? and she said, that's the song they played at my daddy's funeral. he died in the war. the teacher had no idea that that little girl's father had fought in the war and had died. and that night i said to my staff, i'm a teacher. we can do better. we've got to do better to help our military kids. >> the

when we started dating while i was in college, once i graduated from college, we eloped.t turned into 11 months. there was nothing really to prepare me as a new military spouse on how to deal with the stress. >> when people get married, they expect to grow old with each other. with multiple combat tours, there's no guarantee of any of those things. >> they're just a long laundry list of uncertainties that we have to juggle. >> joe has always cared about military families. they've been through so much. when i went to iraq, one of the generals said, you know, i want to share this story with you. in his daughter's class it was a christmas program and they were playing a song, and one of the little girls burst into tears. and the teacher said, what's the matter? she said that's the song they played at my daddy's funeral. he died in the war. the teacher had no idea that that little girl's father had fought in the war and had died. and that night i said to my staff, i'm a teacher. we can do better. we've got to do better to help our military kids. >> bidens have a track record

they eloped at the age of 17 without even telling their parents.went on, they worked multiple jobs to put food on the table. margaret and the kids would eat first. when they were done, jimmy would eat just whatever was left. they faced hard times, but with perseverance, they worked through it together. they were active members of their church community. they taught sunday school and raised a wonderful family. after six decades of marriage, they died one day apart from the coronavirus. but not before they saw their own grandchildren graduate college. margaret and jimmy shaw, two lives well exceptionally, exquisitely, well lived together. thank you for letting us into your homes during these truly extraordinary times. we are truly grateful. "the beat" with ari begins after the break. h ari begins after the break. who is usaa made for? it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military

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