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. >> his final words to my stepmom on a facetime call was that he wishes, he wished that he was vaccinated. >> those were his final words? >> to my stepmom, the last call that she had with him, he said that he wished that he was vaccinated. >> katie, you said from one media source in particular he was getting misinformation -- he was getting information that led him to be hesitant on vaccines. who? who was he listening to? >> he watched some tucker carlson videos on youtube, and some of those videos involved some misinformation about vaccines, and i believe that that played a role. >> evan, what do you want people to remember about your dad? how are you going to remember him? >> i'm always going to remember him as just the fun dad in any school gathering, or just the person who always tries to bring everyone's mood up, if they're feeling down. >> i'm looking at pictures right now on the screen. i don't know if you can see them but his smile just bursts right through the screen right there. he just looks like there was so much joy. >> yes. >> a joy, and a lot of life that's never going to l

what its new ios will allow you to do on facetime that you couldn't do before. that's a good taco. dude. it's a sandwich. [beep beep] it's a sandwich! it's a taco! ugh, not another taco guy. the new crispy chicken sandwich taco from taco bell. [bong!] >>> more spectators and journalists are expected tomorrow. the trial of former ceo elizabeth holmes resumes at federal court in san jose. the 34-year-old holmes is being tried on charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. she's accused of collecting hundreds of millions of dollars from investors based on claims that her company, theranos, the technology could perform numerous medical tests using a single drop of blood. it turns out the technology didn't live up to its billing. she could face up to 22 years in prison. >>> soon tesla will have cars without having the hands on the wheel. tesla is launching its highly anticipated full self driving software next week. the head of the ntsb says tesla needs to address just basic safety issues first. she told the "wall street journal" it's misleading for car makers to advertis

although they say i facetimed them. i don't remember that, and quite honestly i would be surprised that happened because i did not think i was that proficient with facetime, but that is what they say happened. i thought i asked them to set up. be as it may, i was on face time with my kids, trying to reassure them as mothers or fathers are wont to do. you don't want to cause your kids any worry. i remember saying, everything is ok. and my son said, how can you say everything is ok? we can hear breaking glass and gunshots and screaming. and i guess i did not realize until then how much they could hear. so we said our i love yous. i did not tell them what had just happened right about the time, right before i took out my phone to call them. they had barricaded that last door that was open in the gallery. at that point, my estimate is 25 people might have been left up in the gallery, including some press. they barricaded that door and said we can't let you evacuate right now. there is a new disturbance. and that really made

yeah, i facetimed them. not off my phone, though — i haven't checked that yet.future, so... but, i mean, they were watching from home and i'm sure that they were very, very proud of me. i mean, they were — they told me after the match, and it was great reassurance to just have that, because when i was out there i was playing for myself but also playing for them. well raducanu's mother grew up in china — and she had this message for her chinese fans. dajia hao... she speaks mandarin. zai jian — wo ai ni! well she was speaking in mandarin, translation "hi, everyone. i'd like to say thank you to you all. i hope you enjoy watching my tennis. i'm so happy to win. love you all." the us open men's final is under way in new york. the world number one, novak djokovic, is attempting to become the first man in more than half a century to win all four grand slam tournaments in the same year. he's playing the russian, daniil medvedev. at the moment things are not looking good for djokovic — he's down two sets. but if he manages to turn things around — his win would also mean

and apple is bringing a lot of those features from zoom and webex and facebook to facetime. >> yeah.nd one thing looking beyond the iphone itself to the apple watch. we did get a little more insight into how the, apple's continuing to invest in fitness and health. what do you see coming down the line there and how does that impact your outlook for those devices? >> yeah. julia, look, it's interesting. right? they started the show with sort of apple tv plus focused on services and broadening out the ecosystem is super critical to apple. we all know that think maybe more sensor integration within these devices potentially in the apple watch we think down the road we're going to see temperature sensors possibly in airpods, blood pressure, blood sugar monitoring and these are all coming down the road and all going to tighten this ecosystem also important here to keep in the light is that this focus on services has to be looked through a lens of these amazing services and platforms apple is building, also risks emerging from either google doj lawsuit or the epic thing which is pretty much

i have facetimed them, not off my phone, i have not checked my phone yet.re here to share this moment, it's extremely special. who knows what will happen in the future. they were watching from home and i am sure they are very proud of me. they spoke to me after the match and it was a great reassurance to have that. because when i was out there i was playing for myself but also playing for them. i am sure you envisaged winning a grand slam at some point but did you imagine it would happen here? not at all, three months ago i was doing my a—levels, so to be here, i played an incredible amount of matches in the last four—five weeks. we were joking to make this a three—week trip to new york and it has been, but no one believed it so i am not sure what is going on, but i am sure in a couple of days maybe it will sink in a bit more. now what? now we rest, recover... and then we go again. i feel i am still very hungry and there are lots of aspects of my game i can improve and physically i am nowhere near the finished product, so i have a lot of work to do when i g

esto permite ver mascaras en facetime. vamos con patricia, quien tiene un adelanto de esta noche. cicatrices del huracÁn "marÍa". muchas familias se quejan de que no recibieron suficiente ayuda del gobierno. tendremos estas y otras historias en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: estas fotografÍas fueron calificadas como horribles por la portavoz de la casa blanca jenn. alexandra ocasio dijo que el sistema migratorio de los estados unidos es cruel y deshumanizada los inmigrantes. ilia: Éstas fotos hablan por sÍ solas. tÚ y yo hemos participado en movimientos migratorios, donde los hispanos son protagonistas. hemos visto como organizaciones los ayudan y los protegen. esta vez hemos visto eso muy poco, quizÁs nulo. pareciera que la poblaciÓn haitiana estuviera abandonada a su suerte. esta maÑana mis compaÑeros y yo quisimos recoger un poco el sentimiento y los testimonios de inmigrantes haitianos. nos encontramos en una gasolinera, donde llegan para tomar un bus y luego ir a su destino. ademÁs de haitianos, encontramos colombianos, venezolanos y cubanos. ¿de dÓnde vienes? >> haitÍ. ilia: ¿c

that was five days after she had a facetime call with her mother. it said was, "no service in yosemite." that is 800 miles away from her last known location it in wyoming. on august 30th, two days go by and branches up in florida. thousands of miles away. if they were together, it would be impossible for him to reach florida. >> you need to be leading the investigation. your observations were great. i learned more from you in 30 seconds that have this entire time. it is totally illogical from them to go to you somebody in florida in two days. it's not in concorde with the relationship she had with her mom. no service in yosemite. that's nothing like her communication with her family. the facetiming and closeness that they had. there's only little times that eggs that add up. how do the two of them go on a trip and he rolls up without any kind of communications. did something happen? legally speaking for viewers to understand, when you were a person of interest, that is less than a suspect. i meet a few things. it is a catchall term that affords lega

the same day gabby was reportedly seen checking out of the hotel, she facetimed with her mom, saying she was leaving utah and heading to the grand teton national park. that means gabby and her fiance, brian laundrie, would have been heading north. they were driving gabby's converted white 2012 ford transit van with florida plates. their planned final destination reportedly was yellowstone national park. on august 25th, the last post on gabby's instagram put her at the monarch, an arts and entertainment venue. we found the monarch and the same mural posted in gabby's instagram photo here in ogden, utah, about 40 miles north of salt lake city and about 260 miles south of the tetons. the owner of the monarch tells us that the photo gabby poelsed was taken here at the monarch. he also said he shared security camera video with the fbi. on the monarch's facebook page, she posted these three pictures of gabby petito at their venue. the post reads in part, has anyone seen this beautiful woman? gabby petito has been missing since late august. as the couple made their way from utah to the teto

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muchas amigas ni amigos era niña de casa y de familia >>> las últimas palabras que tuve fueron por facetime los cobardes que se entreguen porque no van a poder dormir porque no van a encontrar la paz que nosotros hemos perdido al perder a melissa >>> melissa tenía 3 hermanos y se había graduadode la secundaria fue de las primeras jóvenes en participar en el equipo de lucha libre de su academia sobre las últimas cifrase covid-19 >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> en estados unidos >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> cada 43 segundos murió un enfermo de covid-19 en el mundo: >>> (mostrando estadísticas) >>> ahora que las escuelas del país tienen en marcha el curso escolar con clases presenciales algunos buscan personal y maestros en general las escuelas públicas llevan años luchando por más maestros ahora aumentó el problema por la pandemia del coronavirus lo que ha llevado a más jubilaciones y renuncias según la asociación nacional de educación último día para que todos los trabajadores de la salud en el estado de new york se vacunen al menos con una dosis si no lo hacen van a ser despedidos, tra

that same day, the family attorney said she facetimed with her mom, telling them she was leaving utah and heading to the grand tetons. the following day gabby texted multiple times with her mom, likely from the grand tetons. friday the final text with her mom. they doubt she actually wrote it. then on august 31, brian showed up at his home he shares with his family in gabby's white van. >> two people went on a trip and one person returned. that person who returned isn't providing any information. >> reporter: gabby's family is desperate for answers. >> whatever you can do to make sure my daughter comes home, i'm asking for that help. there is nothing else that matters to me now. this girl right here, this is what matters. that is it. >> reporter: brian laundrie, gabby's fiance, isn't talking. he's hired a lawyer and has not spoken with gabby's family or police. his own sister told abc she hasn't even spoken with her brother. >> all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and for this to be just a big misunderstanding. >> reporter: cassie laundrie told abc gabby and her brother h

. >> reporter: one of brandon's preshow rituals, a quick facetime with his young daughters. >> i lovemba? >> i'm simba, that's right. >> reporter: inside the theater, seats filling up. here in the wings -- >> i hear the audience, i see my castmates getting ready. all i can say is, it's here. >> i want to put the nerves away and just really try to enjoy it and soak it in. >> reporter: as the lights dim and the curtain rises, the moment everyone has been longing for. ♪ >> reporter: broadway is back. ♪ >> after 18 months, can you believe it? >> this is my first time on the stage. >> really? >> is it really? >> yeah. >> how does it feel? >> you see me, don't you? >> yeah, i think somebody's feeling a little nerves. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: we were invited to their first face-to-face rehearsal. >> you've never worked together before. >> no. >> your first time on stage, as you said, you've got goosebumps, i've got goosebumps for you. what do you think you're going to feel? >> i'm looking forward to the love from the audience, you know? i'm looking forward to feeling that love and that suppo

. >> you would be able to see all messages, all facetime calls, notes, browser history, photographs.: even putting an audio recording device in her bedroom. >> when i took a step back and i looked at everything, it really reminded me of somebody that was in prison. and security was put in a position to be the prison guards, essentially. >> reporter: liz day is the cocreator of "controlling britney spears." >> it wasn't until alex came forward and agreed to go on the record that we really understood the level of control that the conservatorship had over britney's life. >> reporter: an attorney for the security firm telling abc news, black box security has a strict policy against discussing matters concerning their clients or their operations, and black box has always conducted themselves within professional, ethical, and legal bounds. an attorney for jamie spears maintains his actions were done with britney's best interests at heart and well within the parameters of the authority conferred upon and by the court. his actions were done with the knowledge and consent of britney, her cour

. >> challenging to see these patients with young families at home, facetiming with them, with their children while they struggle to breathe on high flow oxygen. stephanie: this doctor is the medical director of sutter health and the bay area. he noticed the long-term outcome of icu patients has gotten worse in the past month. >> objectively, some of these patients have been with the delta variant, have had more prolonged courses because of the intensity of their illness. stephanie: data analysis shows the number of icu patients reported across the bay has started to plateau since august 20. hospitalizations are on a downward trend, but doctors are bracing for the impacts of labor day and a possible winter surge. this come as flu season kicks in. >> it is a sawtooth pattern. we will have to see if it goes back up again, which i hope it doesn't. stephanie: solano county reports the highest number of hospitalizations per 100,000 people, with already seven. napa county and costa county follows with 17. the last time these counties reached this point was january. >> i am concerned about

. >>> call it facetime face lift.e users can make face time video calls for android and video users, coming with the ios 15 update. other features faster siri, digital driver's license and a.i. that can tell you what's in a photo. >>> season set to kick off for skiers. no need to make reservation to ski like last year. it will operate at normal capacity. masks are only required indoors. you're over 12 need to show proof of vaccination to eat at cafeteria on the mountain. also requiring all employees to be vaccinated. >>> up next, what did the a's do tonight? did they get closer to the playoffs? and 49ers will be tonight as well. sports next. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how do things look on your end? -perfect! because we'r

. >>> call it facetime face lift. apple is rolling out new features, apple users can make face time video calls for android and video users, coming with the ios 15 update. other features faster siri, digital driver's license and a.i. that can tell you what's in a photo. >>> season set to kick off for skiers. no need to make reservation to ski like last year. it will operate at normal capacity. masks are only required indoors. you're over 12 need to show proof of vaccination to eat at cafeteria on the mountain. also requiring all employees to be vaccinated. >>> up next, what did the a's do tonight? did they get closer to the playoffs? >>> okay. you can check off the giants in the playoffs, what about the a's? the a's on the outside looking in. right? >> it's a little tricky with them. they might run out of time. tonight they had a golden opportunity to gain some ground in the wild card race, let's take you to the coliseum . a's and mariners. seattle, kyle saerg with two run double off sean manaea to make it 3-0 mariner

it's greater to facetime for action throughout. we must reflect openly and clear on a new stage in collective security and defense chip ability. while there might be, you were with the oven in you all m u, even a common defense policy. how likely is it? well, covering tools in brussels have been focused on muted, rapid reaction force that intervening international crises, previous effort controlling the military might have ended in failure. the reality of bringing this idea to fruition is even more complicated than not a number of member states. skeptical of such plans, there are concerns, but then you military force would effectively duplicate work for the carry down if i need to and that this could be the strain relations with us. the ear is not a credible substitute for what nature represents. you will not see any appetite for the european army amongst member states, and some defense experts say that to remove in you all me is a known starter for an operation such as the evacuation from bu such lodge viscous organization as the

a group representing catholic bishops in canada, has the facetime apologize for its role in the countries residential school system . the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been on the pressure to do so. for years. early this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools between 18311996 indigenous children were forcibly removed from their families and sent to schools run by the catholic church. the government encouraged by military victories against armed groups. people are beginning to return to towns in northern mozambique, which were ravaged by years of violence. fighters have been targeting the resort rich region, but i've been pushed out with help from wanda malcom. web has been visiting some of the recount to towns. the people who lived here all fled in fear of beheadings abductions and rape. their towns in northern mozambique had been taken over by an armed crew called out, bab rwandan soldiers supporting mozambique government for to recapture the towns back in recent weeks. it took us to see the places they now control.

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political event to rest that you must twice for greater decision made into turn to me and greater to facetime. for action throughout the disappearance was less about reassuring allies than their own troops . the emotion of this moment made clear by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. this is tough stuff. war is hard. it's vicious, it's brutal, it's unforgiving. and yes, we all have pain and anger. and when we see what is unfolded over the last 20 years in the last 20 days, that creates pain and anger. the mission now is to try and contain the political fall out and figure out what went wrong. well, trying to reassure the troops that 20 years of war were worth it, even though they left the taliban back in control using their equipment and celebrating what they say was the total defeat of the united states. teddy glean l g 0 washington. video crowd is a former us assistant secretary of state. he explains under what circumstances the taliban and the u. s. could work together. well, there is a narrow, common interest fighting the nomic stays in the horse on a lot. depends on what the talib

so true for the attack, max was able to facetime his mom, racheloo as they said their goodbyes' mom told him to be safe. max replied, don't worry mom my mom has got me. they won't let anything happen to me. because the last time she spoke to him before max and his fellow marines and soldiers gave their lives in service of keeping so many others, moms, dads, kids, fellow service members safe. he did not want anything to happen to us. for his bravery and sacrifice, max was awarded a purple heart htand a combat action admission. when he came home to berlin heights ohio he was greeted with a hero's welcome that he richly deserved. families lined the streets as his casket draped in the american flag was brought home to his family. i visited his home town over the weekend to deliver an american flag flown over the united states capitol in honor of his service, there were flags in every yard and posters and flowers, you could sense the love and support for max and foris his family and from his grateful neighbors. last adjoint yesterday at hundreds came to the football stadium or max at helping

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. >> reporter: she says the chance encounter happened on august 29th, five days after gabby last facetimedda says before he got in her jeep, the man offered to pay her $200 for the ride. she says he offered this explanation for what he was doing out there on his own. >> he then told us he's been camping for multiple days without his fiancee. he did say he had a fiancee, and that she was working on their social media page back at their van. >> reporter: this is colter bay where miranda baker says she picked up brian laundrie. it's about 17 miles from the entrance of the spread creek camping area. miranda says brian laundrie was carrying a backpack, wearing long sleeves and hiking boots. she also made a few other observations. >> he had told us that him and gabby were not camping on a regulated camp site in the national park, that they were camping basically out in the middle of nowhere along snake river. this is key information. he said that he had hiked for days along snake river, but like looking at his backpack, it wasn't full, and he said all he had was a tarp to sleep on. >> reporter:

that same day the family's attorney says she facetimed with her mom telling her she was leaving utahr mom likely from the grand tetons then a final text but the family doubts she wrote it. and september 1 her fiancee showed up at the home they shared with his parents in florida in gabby's white van. ten days later september 11th her family reported her missing. >> two people went on a trip. one person returned. that person isn't providing any information. >> reporter: cassy laundrie said they had been known to fight. >> typical of them both. whenever they fight they take a break and come back and be fine. >> reporter: the fbi in denver joined the search. aiding fbi in and local authorities in wyoming and utah but as the hours and days tick by the search for answers grows and doubts are beginning to creep in. >> my gut tells me that something bad happened. and i am never -- i'm never going to be able to hold my baby girl again. >> that was cnn's randi kaye. police in florida where gabby lived released a statement saying the discovery of the body left them quote saddened and heartbroke

joe mansion getting facetime with the president today for more than an hour. k kyrsten sinema having not one but two, three white house meetings today but there are plenty of areas of disagreement and not clear how quickly a deal could be reached. that as the house speaker nancy pelosi does a 180 now saying she's going to hold the vote on thursday on the president 's bipartisan infrastructure deal that could reshape the lives of millions of americans and progressives are digging in their heels. >> our caucus is strongest when unified and decoupling these bills. it starts to pit priorities against one another and that's why i disagree with separating that. >> it goes on and on and on. we talk and talk and nothing is happening and i think that's why it's important that we defeat the infrastructure bill in the house and that if these guys want to see the infrastructure bill pass, they have to deal with us in reconciliation. >> he's right. talk, talk, talk and nothing happens. american people need their elected officials to work for them and not for their parties.

started developing kind of a really deeper emotional connection with this spanish teacher over 2d facetimesolated and alone, i'm developing a bigger connection. so i called my friend, natalie morales, a wonderful actor/filmmaker, made a movie called "plan "b."" if you haven't seen it, it's incredible. we joined forces and wrote an outline in a week, shot in five days, had a movie four weeks later. >> jimmy: the movie is about your relationship with this translator? or teacher? >> yes, it's a platonic love story. i really like the idea of putting something out there at this time that said, we can really connect through video communication, even in a time where we can't be together in person. but perhaps more importantly, and my wife katie will tell you this, i have sort of an obsession with shooting movies in the houses we live in. and we were about to sell this house. and i was like, i have to shoot a movie in this house before we sell it, get my money's worth out of this house. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. that was really the main motivation, yes. >> jimmy: what a beautiful sentiment. it sou

i was facetiming with everybody. they were showing me how the water is coming up. it's not going. i was alerted that we were getting scuba divers in and emergency management. thank god to the nypd here to supervise. there was chaos here. it was chaos. it was like a war zone. it looks like a war zone, even though there's cleanup. >> let me ask and bring in your husband, where do you go from here? what do you need right now? are you able to stay in your own home? >> yes, we can stay in our home. we need some help right now. we need manpower. we need money. money is the most important thing. we need to get contractors to help us clean up, start fixing stuff that is broken in the house. we have been doing this for a while on our own. we are not getting financial aid or help from the city. all we are going to do is try to clean up whatever we can do. we are going to move on from here. we are not going to give up that easy. this is not the only place we experience this flooding. we need a lot of help in this neighborhood. over the years, we have been neglected. i came here in 2003. sinc

according to a lawyer for the family, petito spoke with her mother august 24th on facetime, saying sheh and heading to the tetons. cnn affiliate kstu reported petito was last seen checking out of a fairfield inn and suites in salt lake city on august 24th. the family's lawyer says petito and her mom exchanged multiple texts on august 25th and august 27th. the last text from gabby was on august 30th, but her family doubts she wrote it. it read "no service in yosemite." the family hasn't said why they're convinced gabby didn't send it or who they believe did. local police found petito's van and her fiance, brian, at the home they shared with his family in north port, florida. he returned there alone september 1st without reporting her missing. laundrie, officials say, is not cooperating with police. petito's family reported her missing on september 11th. >> we have never spoken a word with brian. >> reporter: weeks earlier on august 12th, police in moab city, utah, were called to a possible disorderly conduct situation captured in this body camera video. >> what's going on? how come you'

you mentioned to rick rubin that you facetime with paul mccartney. >> i do. >> jimmy: how often do you so we didn't have to. >> jimmy: you were there with olivia harrison? >> yeah, nancy, paul, olivia harrison went to dinner. >> to a restaurant? >> yes. >> jimmy: do people lose their minds when you walk in? >> no. >> jimmy: i would. >> it was cool. the good thing, though -- london or l.a., with the mask on, i can go anywhere. >> jimmy: yeah, really? >> paul and i were laughing. no one took notice of us walking into the restaurant. >> jimmy: right. then you sit down. >> then you sit down, take it off. >> jimmy: people start losing their minds. [ laughter ] there's a documentary about muhammad ali on pbs right now. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and actually, you're in it. take a look. >> yeah. >> hey, come here. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's something. isn't that crazy? >> well, i was so close to knocking him out. [ laughter ] and he was great, though. and what was really incredible was, you know, there saying hello, he's sort of acting like the boxer. and the power, even when he just

>> we do know that she was having communication with her mom via facetime.at time. >> are there any other persons of interest, and what comes next in this investigation, chief? >> right now there are no other persons of interest. i believe brian has the information. i believe people around brian may also have the information, and we are pleading to those people to come forward, provide us the information that we need to find gabby and reunite gabby with her family. she deserves it and her family deserves it. >> is there anything in this about the evidence that you are talking about, the communications, the contact with the police, any of that, does that somehow, this scenario help you in the investigation? does it lead you to some sort of conclusion about a scenario that could have happened, something that could have happened to gabby? >> you know, we are analyzing everything. we're keeping an open mind and, you know, we haven't surmised, you know, any ideas exactly what has taken place. >> so whose jurisdiction is this case? you are in florida where gabby w

and the same day gabby was reportedly seen checking out of the hotel, she she facetimed with her mom. she was heading to the grand teton national park. that means gabby and her fiance brian laundrie would have been heading north. she was driving gabby's 2012 ford transit van with florida plates. their planned final destination, reportedly was yellowstone, national park. on august 25th, the last post on gabby's unstinstagram put her ae monarch. >> we found the monarch and the same mural posted in her photo here in ogdon, utah. 40, utah. it was south of the tetons. the owner tells us that the photo gabby posted was taken at the monarch. he also said he shared security camera video with the fbi. on the monarch facebook page, they post these three pictures at shir venue. the post reads in part, has nun seen this beautiful woman. gabby petito since august. as the couple made their way from utah to the tetons, they could have taken tmain interstate, highway 15. if they were looking for a slower more scenic route. they could have driven west. winding their way throughal albine. she was and h

. >> jimmy: correct. [ light laughter ] this card says, "thank you for facetiming me through covid.se never looked better. >> steve: oh, rude [ applause ] rude >> jimmy: that's nice. >> steve: no >> jimmy: here's another one that says, "i'd do anything for you, dad." >> steve: aw >> jimmy: "except try to explain the marvel cinematic universe." [ laughter ] too complicated. [ applause ] next card says, "thanks for doing so much work around the house, before we eventually call a handyman to fix everything you did." [ laughter ] caulk, caulk >> steve: caulk gun. caulk. >> jimmy: my dad -- that was his solution >> steve: he'd caulk everything >> jimmy: he caulked everything every -- the whole house was made out of caulk at one point >> steve: really he made like a caulk igloo, and stuff like that? >> jimmy: yeah, it was like -- yeah it was like -- yeah, it looked like a -- yeah, the caulk. [ laughter ] it looked like a -- like a a ginger bread house >> steve: oh, wow. >> jimmy: like icing >> steve: yeah, icing everywhere >> jimmy: dripping down, yeah. except it was all caulk, yeah. this

crow: fear, a lot of expletives, a lot of people raking calls to family, facetiming with family, having those calls. i saw my colleague susan in great distress after she had talked to her son. i just want to let her know that i was there and i would not let harm come to her, that we would be able to get through this. we were consoling each other and of course we were all very anxious and fearful what was going to happen. several of us were getting ready to fight. i try to find any weapon that i could. the seats are bolted down to the floor, so the only thing i had was the pen in my pocket which i would have used if i had to. >> what were you thinking -- rep. crow: i was thinking that i would probably have to fight my way out. >> going back to your army ranger days, you are thinking i have to fight my way out. rep. crow: of course i was scared. if you are not, there is probably something wrong, or you don't realize the magnitude of the situation. there was a point where i was going to ask one of the officers for his firearm. i've used firearms before. i know i'm capable of doing what is

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it wasn't like now where you could get a video of it real quick or facetime or any of that stuff. >> the cell phones, everything is instant, you can see it uploaded in 2 seconds. >> jimmy: right, i haven't seen my kids in months. [ laughter ] so i happen to know on your 25th anniversary, you gave cookie a 25-carat ring. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you have to up to that 30 now? [ laughter ] >> no, you know, that was special. you know, when you think about being together, being married for 25 years. >> jimmy: yeah? >> just what we just talked about. me missing a lot of different things. she deserved that ring. but more than that, just the fact that i appreciate her, right? just like now, 30 years. i just love her. love being with her. love being around her. and she's my best friend. >> jimmy: magic, you are killing it. [ laughter ] >> so everybody, go for 30. >> jimmy: go for 30. [ cheers and applause ] 30 for 30. is it -- is a 25-carat ring bigger or smaller than a basketball? [ laughter ] >> small, just more expensive, that's all. >> jimmy: i see, i see. where did you guys meet, you and co

that same day, the family's attorney says she facetimed with her mom.heading to the grand tetons. the following day, gabby texted multiple times with her mom, likely from the grand tetons. on august 30th, a final text from gabby's phone. though, the attorney says her family doubts she actually wrote it. then, on september 1, her fiance showed up at the home he and gabby shared with his parents in north port, florida, in gabby's white van. ten days later, on september 11th, gabby's family reported her missing. >> two people went on a trip. one person returned, and that person that returned isn't providing us any information. >> reporter: gabby's family is desperate for answers. >> whatever you can do to make sure my daughter comes home, i'm asking for that help. there's nothing else that matters to me now. this -- this girl right here -- this is what matters. that is it. >> reporter: brian laundrie, gabby's fiance, isn't talking. he's hired a lawyer, and has not spoken with gabby's family or police. his own sister told abc she hasn't even spoken with her

back to someplace she could get onto a wi-fi connection, upload to her instagram, make phone calls, facetimeto the intrigue too deeply. we'll do it -- we will do it on friday. but the idea that the love of your life goes missing and the boyfriend or fiance is not out front looking for her and talking about it. and trying to help. what do you make of that, joe? >> i -- listen. see, the mistake you made there was you are using logic, right? that's something that, you know, the average person's going to do. what i make of that? listen. i'm not going to speculate. it doesn't -- at the moment, it doesn't matter. what matters is looking at that picture. and -- and -- and helping us find her. i'm just asking everyone here. i'm asking you guys there, keep it up as much as you can, as big as you can, as long as you can until we get her home. and everyone just keep looking at that photo, keep -- keep looking for her. keep doing what you're doing because we need everyone's help. you know? and when i think -- when i think of him, i just -- i -- i -- it'd be bad if i said it on the tv. so let's just focu

they talk about, on the 24th, that they checked out of the fairfield inn in salt lake city, she facetimed with her mother. there were multiple texts with her mother. on august 27th, there were more texts with her mother, but the final texts, according to the affidavit, is just as you said, can you help stan, i just keep getting his voicemails and missed calls. stan was her grandfather, and her family says she never said stan when she was talking about her grandfather. they also say there was no sighting of her at all after august 27th. >> yeah, certainly suspicious she would call a grandfather by his first name if the family says that's not something that happened. let me ask you about this 911 call, casey, that happened. we've now seen the body cam video that resulted in separating petito and laundrie that day. but according to the 911 call, someone saw a man slap a woman, the two that we're talking about. however, once the report came out, it was a mental and emotional break more than a domestic incident and no one reported that a male struck a female. those two obviously are in conflic

one woman told me she was on facetime with her neighbor 12 hours as they watched this rainwater come up and down and sneak through their house, wreck a lot of their stuff and really put people in danger. lost the lives of two of their neighbors in the collapse behind me. so, the whole region where i am right now, this whole neighborhood is focused on that, is focused on clean-up, but also focused on rescue, finding people, making sure people are safe. that's what we're seeing on the ground and hearing people talk about and focus on as this whole neighborhood and this whole city really diggs out from this historic rain. >> and that's exactly what it's doing, digging out, drying out. and as we've been speaking to you, evan, we're seeing these live rescues still underway in bridgeport, pennsylvania. rescues by boat because the streets are now rivers. still presenting danger. and, boy, takes a long time for structures to recover from this kind of damage, too. evan santoro, thank you so much. allison chinchar following this from the weather center in atlanta. allison, for those who are in

relationship with your siblings that you want, if you were forced to say goodbye to someone over facetime made the requisite investments in friendships to ensure that you maintain those relationships? are you willing to show the type of grace, and courage, and forgiveness, such that you can cement and repair the most important thing in respect to our happiness and that is your relationships. this is either going to be the best year in the history of america, or it could be the worst. it's up to us. my name is scott galloway, and this is my brief but spectacular take on post corona from crisis to opportunity. >> woodruff: now, an artist straddling worlds and using her art to examine how we see the past and present, east and west. jeffrey brown has the story from new york for our art and culture series, canvas. >> browndancing women from a south asian painting tradition. a headless western-style "venus." and, what's a fighter jet doing there? ask the woman with the ornate ram's horns-- the artist herself, shahzia sikander. >> i see myself as somebody who's interested, like a detective, to l

. >> reporter: she says the chance encounter happened on august 29th, five days after gabby last facetimed her family. miranda says before he got in her jeep, the man offered to pay her $200 for the ride. she says he offered this explanation for what he was doing out there on his own. >> he then told us he's been camping for multiple days without his fiancee. he did say he had a fiancee. and that she was working on their social media page back at their van. >> reporter: this is the bay where miranda baker says she picked up brian laundrie. it's about 17 miles from the entrance of the spread creek dispersed camping area in the teton national forest where human remains were found on sunday. miranda says brian laundrie was carrying a backpack, wearing long sleeves and hiking boots. she also made a few other observations. >> he had told us that him and gabby were not camping on a regulated campsite through the national park. that they were camping basically in the middle of nowhere along snake river. this is key information. he says that he had hiked for days along snake river. but when, like,

that same day, she facetimed with her mom, telling her she was leaving utah and heading to the grandral times likely from the grand tetons. on august 30th, a final text from gabby's phone, though her family's attorney they actually doubt she wrote it. and then her boyfriend shows up in northport, florida, in gabby's white van. ten days later on september 11th, gabby's family reported her missing. >> two people went on a trip, one person returned, and that person that returned isn't providing any information. >> reporter: gabby's family is desperate for answers. >> whatever you can do to ensure my daughter comes home. i'm asking for that pep. there's nothing else that matters to me now. this -- this girl right here. this is what matters. that is it. >> reporter: brian laundrie, gabby's fiance, he's not talked. his own sister told abc she hasn't even spoken with her brother. >> all i want her to come home to be safe and found and to be a misunderstanding. cassie laundrie told abc, they had been known to fight. >> typical couple. whenever they fight, they would come back and be fine. >>