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treated very kindly by border patrol, but at the same time knowing they were keeping us from crossing and from being able to have a chance at having our father back in our lives. >> host: reyna, the third time? >> guest: the third time we crossed the border was very scary because my father decided to try it in the dead of night hoping that the darkness would protect us and help us to cross. it was right. it was pitch black, couldn't see where we were going, and a lot of times we trippedded on rocks and stumbling. what i remember most was the helicopter, and there was a helicopter that came by with the search light, and we were running for our lives, crawled under the bushes, and i remember the beam of the light fell on my shoe, and i was praying so hard that the people up there in the cockpit had not seen me, and luckily, they didn't. we made it across. >> host: where did you spend the first night? >> guest: well, the first night, by the time we made it across the border, it was dawn. we walked to the second house, and he was responsible for driving us to l.a., and he made us lie down in the backseat, and he wouldn't let us sit up because we

was born free i was born free i was born free born free ♪ river ranging strong chasing dreams and father timerandest canyon wild like an untamed stallion ♪ born free i was born free ♪ [guitar riff] ♪ ♪ calm, facing danger lost like an unknown stranger ♪ destinationy tired, frail and achin ♪ sun to setor the free ♪ born ♪ born free oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ [rock music playing] runaway train ♪ ♪ runaway train ♪ >> and now vice president joe biden is in virginia. the delaware national card was called to prepare for hurricane sandy. this is about 35 minutes. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> thank you. thank you. hello, everyone. it is great to be here in virginia. most of all, i want to thank all of you for everything you are doing for this campaign. as i travel around the country, i see that this campaign is connected to people in a very real way. isn't this about people's lives? i feel the same way. even if joe were not on this ticket, i would still be working hard for this election. [applause] i would do it because of the community college right here in virginia. [applause] that is i i a

free born free free like a river raging strong in the wind i'm facing chasing dreams and facing father time deep like the grandest canyon wild is you can't see my heart you might be blind you can knock me down but you can't keep no change on me i was born free i was born free i was born free born free and i'm not good at long goodbyes but look into my eyes i was born free... [music playing] >> i will yell it from that mountain high i was born free i was born free born free and i will vow to stand and celebrate god's grace on me i was born free i was born free i was born free born free [music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> vice president joe biden and his wife campaign in lynchburg, virginia. their son, delaware attorney- general beau biden was scheduled to attend but did not because the delaware national guard was called up to to prepare for hurricane sandy. is about 35 minutes. >> hello. thank you. hello, everyone. it is great to be here in virginia. most of all, i want to thank all of you for everything you are doing for this campaign. as i travel around the country, i see this campaign is connecting

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very kindly by the border patrol but at the same time knowing that they were keeping us from crossing and from being able to have a chance at having our father back in our lives. >> reyna grande, the third time? >> the third time we cross the border was very scary because my father decided to try it in the dead of night hoping that the darkness with attacked us and help us to cross. and he was right. we couldn't even see where we were going and a lot of times who were tripping on rocks and stumbling. and then when i remembered most about the border crossing was the helicopter. there was a helicopter they came by, and we were just running for our lives trying to find a place to hide. we crawled under some bushes and i remember the theme beam of the light fell on my shoe and i was praying so hard that the people out there hadn't seen me. luckily they didn't, so we made it across. >> where did you spend that first night? >> while the first night, by the time we made it across the border it was don, and we walked to the second house. he was responsible for driving us to l.a.. he made us lie down in the backseat and he wouldn't let us set up beca

my father ended up carrying me a lot of times on his back. am i got caught the first two times by border patrol. i just felt this immense guilt because i thought it was my fault we had gotten caught. another third time. >> host: what happens when you get caught, reyna grande? >> guest: when we get caught, we got loaded up into a vm that everyone else i got caught and were taken to the border patrol offices. i don't remember a whole lot because we were children, we were really talks to you by border patrol. they would take my father into an office and talked to him. and i remember just waiting for him in the hallway in the border patrol people were very nice to us. and i remember they even offered to give us a soda. so they produce noticeably richer and keep our soda, waiting for her dad. so it was this mixed feeling come over with and treated very kindly by the border patrol, but at the same time, knowing that they were keeping us from crossing and from being able to have a chance at having our father back in our lives. >> host: reyna grande,

time. run an antique store on weekends. my father was alive when i got married he really really really loved it he was comfortable with it. i think that was a huge fear for him he was afraid that i wouldn't find anyone. and when he met aaron he knew he knew me he got to walk me down the aisle and. very very. good memory for me. when i was born and had all these issues and he blamed himself and my mother didn't know and she was having miscarriages he dabbled in alcoholism for a while he was in prison by vietnam. and he didn't live his life because of that what a tragedy i must've been about six or seven maybe eight years old maybe at the most and i remember hearing my parents fight and. it was typically you know they would carry on and and then one of them would peel out the driveway in the car you know out of anger and i remember my dad got quiet and i was in my room and i heard him go into the bedroom i was little and i remember i was in my night clothes and i went to the door and i saw him standing by his upright dresser with his h

time. the uncertainties they were experiencing as 18-year-olds. the 18-19, 20-year olds. my fathertepfather came of age during that time. my husband came of age during that time. two other great public servants in the great state of south dakota came to age at that time. both of them follow senator mcgovern's footsteps to serve in elective office. senator johnson. senator daschle. both of them during their years of public life have made some of the same commitments to agriculture, to working families, to veterans. and we learned a lot from both of them. we benefited from their service. someone who came of age during that time and his own son served in our more modern wars, who i had the honor of learning from as an intern at his office. when i was a student at george pam university. georgetown university. a hero of mine, someone who has the same states men-like qualities as senator mcgovern, the humility that marks the type of leadership great people take. i would like to welcome senator johnson to share in remembrance. [applause] >> thank you, stephanie. tonight, we are here to ce

married long enough so that i would not be considered illegitimate so that i would have my father's name by the time i was two i think i'd been to. four or five different doctors about it and it to a dermatologist diagnosed me with alopecia universality in my in my case which means i don't have anybody here really anywhere also when i was almost sixteen and not started my period yet so my mom took me to the doctor to just kind of you know see what was going on and the first doctor the we went to took a look and said i need to refer you to a specialist and she didn't really explain what she saw or anything to us she just wanted to go over here to the specialist so went to go see a doctor at the university of alabama in birmingham. not remembering his name just right now and he did a pelvic examination and then they did an ultrasound and some others hess i believe they even may have done a clone was on check to make sure it was really supposed to be a girl go if they found out was that i didn't have a uterus and that my vagina was only about you know that big it wasn't normal everything looked normal

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. >> it was the first time father and son seen each other in a year, although they did communicate on-line>> expect some cooler temperatures for the rest of the weekend. john collins at the weather center. >> we have fallen down to 50 for the temperature right now in the city itself and going to get colder and won't warm up all that quickly. the forecast is just ahead. oh, please don't call me "pumpkin." no, that's white chocolate and pumpkin. oh. pumpkin. ha ha! you've never tasted pumpkin like this. try new pumpkin white chocolate or pumpkin mocha coffees and lattes today. >> in california, the price of gasoline is soaring. the average price for a gallon of regular is $4.61. some stations are charging well over $5 a gallon. experts say the cost is expected to increase for several more days because of a temporary reduction in supply. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> wow, it was nice earlier today but things changed. no rain with it. there were a few showers along the front. you can see the line out there. concern to us in addition to the chilly air coming in is this little wave

at the time malala's father showed up and there was an 11 year old girl with him at the time and sheidn't speak with him for the first maybe 30 minutes or so and finally i said who's this and what do you have to say and she spoke in her local language and only about 10 minutes later did she reveal she spoke english. she was once a shy girl and now she's quite fiery as you see. >> how old was she when you made your documentary? >> i believe when we started she was tenor 11 and now she's 15. it was january 2009. >> and she seems to this point made by the hospital, she actually wants that picture of her released. she seems to understand the power of worldwide media, that this will give encouragement to all of us who want to see her survive and want her cause to prevail. >> yeah. it's a great point. when i heard that, that's the malala i know and i can assure you of that. there were many times when we were filming when it was extremely dangerous. i mean malala described the days i was there were the worst days in swat. and there were many times when her father asked me to put away the ca

for armed robbery, has another six years to go before he becomes a full-time fatheride. but he does have a birthday gift for his son, who's just turned 7. he has written him a poem. >> something just small, something to let him know i am thinking about him. it is my daily inspiration and all that i do, my reason for believing, that's my son, you. in everything i do, i wish to make you proud, for there is nothing more precious on this planet than you, my child. my point is use your imagination and dream as big as you dare, i'm ready to work hard and encourage and support you the whole way there. i want you to do better, i want you to be better than me in every way you can, as you mature and grow to become your own successful and powerful black man. >> are you worried that he is going to turn out look you? >> no, i'm not worried he's going to turn out like me. i honestly hope that he gains the strong qualities from me, and i want to be there. i will be there to teach him how to grow and become a man and a successful man. >> but penn is struggling with his own issues. h

free, like a river raging strong ♪ ♪ it's the wind i'm making, chasing, dreaming dreaming, chag father timeke an unat the same timed stallion ♪ -- untamed stallion ♪ >> ♪ you can knock me down, watch me bleed, but you can't keep no chains on me ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ born free ♪ and i'm not good at long good-byes, but look into my eyes ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ ♪ come facing danger ♪ lost, like an unknown stranger ♪ ♪ grateful for my time with no regret ♪ ♪ close to my destination ♪ tired, frail and aching ♪ waiting patiently for the sun to set ♪ ♪ and when it's done, believe me i will yell it from that mountain high ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ born free ♪ and i will celebrate god's greatness ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ born free ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh ♪ ♪ ♪ notes ♪ ♪ ♪ come on baby, give it all you got ♪ ♪ living on the edge of ectasy ♪ run away train ♪ run away train >> paul

. >> father and son time in the backyard, kicking around the soccer ball. boy kicks it to dad. boy runs to camera. dad goes to kick it back -- >> oh! >> the little guy in the striped shirt take as soccer ball right off the dome. fortunately it wasn't like a -- league official soccer ball. looked like one you could pick up at the dollar store. look at the little boy's reaction. like, dude, you just crushed me in the head. >> you're not playing fair, dad. >> the dad's remorseful. >> oh, sorry! >>> see whats in the air, next "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- something precious goes missing from a woman's front yard. so -- >> we thought, you know what? let's check our cameras. >> see what the cams revealed that has her fighting to get back what's hers. >>> this is joe langley running for the north carolina state house. literally. and this isn't your ordinary political ad. >> you know why i would vote for this guy? because i feel so bad not voti >>> it's monday. thateans brand neww our website. this is best of "rtm" time. steven's has the first one. >> never ceases to am

my father could not go he stayed home because he was weak from malnutrition and. we left at 5:00 a.m. and returned avid night. by the time we finished collecting what it was midnight. we were exhausted and was afraid we could not make it home. then i saw my father walking toward us. because he would lead us it seemed faster and shorter on the way home. if the answer is you are too weak to do anything. no. but he was with us this journey was shortened. for north korea human-rights you don't have to be strong or special. it is okay. [inaudible] but please do what you can do. please pray for them. if you can cry, cry for them. but don't ever forget to my friends. even at this moment they are waiting for help. this 84 north korea will be used as a bridge to connect to tranten to bring my friends the freedom of the land. thank you for a listen to my story. [applause] >> when i met joseph 10 tie nine years ago he did not speak one word of english. this is extremely impressive. i don't think he needed that speech class as badly as he thinks he did. when he had gotten to the united states i purchased some books for him and i tho

." >> reporter: romney's father, the one-time michigan governor, who also ran for president. the first lady acknowledging her own nerves. >> i get so nervous at these debates and, you know, i'm like one of those parents watching their kid on the balance beam. you just are standing there, trying not to, you know, have any expression at all. >> reporter: advice that comes on the same day they mark something else. >> this is from me to you, honey, happy 20th anniversary. >> reporter: they will likely mark their anniversary with a private dinner after the debate tonight. sasha and malia back in washington, they have school tomorrow. several of the romney boys will be in this debate hall. and one more thing i wanted to show you, diane. we took this image today, tweeted it out. look at this. the debate prep you don't see. "wet paint" was the sign up on the debate stage in the last 24 hours. we checked it out for you before we came on tonight. the sign is down, everything is ready to go. >> painters frantically painting. thank you so much, david. as you know well from covering the c

ramón-- you are one of the sweetest men i know and a wonderful father and i love spending time with you. no, no, i'm sorry i bothered you. no, you didn't bother me because i would like you to... no, i, really... have a great holiday. please, don't misunderstand me, i didn't mean to... no, i understand, no, really, really. i don't know why i asked... i would love... no, really, i have to go. o.k.? all right. good-bye. oh, man. right there, reception? thanks, andrew. ramón. what are you doing here? alex made me promise to drop this off pronto so here i am. what a thoughtful nephew i have. well, i have a present for him, too. he won't be home till after christmas. you drove him to the airport already? yeah. hey, i got to go, get back to the restaurant. hey, i need a break. i'll walk you to the door. so, i've made a reservation at a ski lodge in aspen. sounds great. ( sighs ) what's with you? i think i'm starting to hate the holidays. well, there's only one answer-- escape. i told you, come with me. and i told you it's impossible. you've got to do something, brother, before you turn into th

i am also a part-time psychologist, working with kids in the bayview, and a father. i was hoping to speak today as a small-business person doing various kinds of events in the city with similar challenges that illustrate the need for further reform in the city to make the process make more sense while still maintaining public safety. >> hello, folks. my name is jeff, founder of public works. i love good food, music and art, creativity in general. i tried to reflect that in the venue. by booking manager had an opportunity in lake tahoe. i love san francisco and the diversity here. i find that when you operate a venue and it is diverse and has a variety of things going on, there is a certain openness. when it is open to all the folks in the city, problems of violence and things like that do not tend to come along. thank you. >> thank you. i love my panel. in the producer of the largest fetish event next year. thank you, from the. [laughter] i wanted to start with you, jeffrey. this is a big thing of mine. everyone says that they love good food and music. i love a good