group jail, serve your sentence in a geo group prison, get released to a geo group halfway house, and then end up supervised on a geo group g.p.s. monitor. and this is extraordinarily dangerous because it allows the private prison companies to manipulate the demand for their own products. >> reporter: while the federal bureau of prisons incarcerates about 20,000 individuals in private facilities, state and local governments house more than four times that amount, with over 90,000 people in private institutions. texas is among the top states using private prisons. the industry's contracts here in the state are worth hundreds of millions of dollars every year. texas, which has the nation's largest prison population, began using private prisons in the 1980s and houses the highest number of state inmates inside them. have you been satisfied with what you've seen? >> so far, everything's been working good. >> reporter: since january, sheriff mark johnson has overseen the 96-bed fannin county jail in bonham, texas. he says hiring the geo group to run the jail is saving the county money. >>

private prison operator geo group gave $250,000 to mr.'s inaugural festivities. >> seth: and, if you're surprised that a private prison company donated to his inauguration, remember his campaign slogans were "build a wall," and "lock her up." [ light laughter ] that's a recipe for building a prison. [ laughter and applause ] geo group also donated $100,000 to rebuild america now, a trump superpac, the day after the obama administration made an announcement about ending the use of private prisons. and so far, it looks like the company's investment is paying off. >> under the trump administration, a private prison company won a government contract. >> for $100 million. >> for $100 million. >> taxpayer money. >> seth: so now geo group has a contract to build the first new immigrant detention center under the trump administration in texas set to open by the end of next year. there's another major private prison company that, like geo group, is publicly traded. the company used to go by the name corrections corporation of america, but has rebr

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spreading the good relationship geo politically in other words to go beyond just a single party alliance partnership and to be able to explore new areas with the new partnerships with with other for other forces and other government in order to improve the development agenda of the nation and the philippines the president's quite open in doing that and that's exactly the reason why he was able to go to russia now are you just mentioned that despite the. the trip being cut short the present detective was able to have a meeting with president putin at the very last moment right before a living russia. how did that meeting go you mentioned the respectful exchange but can you give us a little bit more than just diplomatic pleasantries well again i'm going to that because it was a it was a close in meeting except that the president did say in some that it was warm and there was a frank exchange of ideas now skeptics here in russia say the. our country's as so far apart in terms of distance in terms of the economies in terms of back of our histories that there's almost no areas of mutual inter

wonder i think from the russian perspective the philippines is an interesting place first and foremost geo politically because of your long standing ties with the united states do you think it's possible in that contested region in southeast asia just uplift the kind of relationship that will suit everybody not only the philippines but also the united states of russia add of course tie. well like i said earlier the president seeks partnerships with them with a wide range of wide range of sovereign sovereign power so this is where the president has said that he wants to establish a independent foreign policy which frees him from being locked into just wonder lation ship and that's exactly what is done he's been to open up to china or wind up the russia in other words you are seeing here what seems to be a new dawn in geopolitics while mr valiant this is all we have time for i really appreciate your being with us and to our viewers please share your comments and now twitter facebook and you tube pages and i hope to see you again play theme time here on the part. of. social environment. right

ride bart. >> we're in the front geo. >> now approaching brookdale.ng up at the airport for the return trip. although it's a day he will never forget his mom holds out hope to meet the man who started this all. >> ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the weekend is here. hope you're having a good friday evening and you have a weekend planned up. what you had today is what you're going to see tomorrow. a little patchy fog coast side. these are the highs i think you'll see tomorrow. a degree up or down. you get the idea. there should be patchy fog along the coast. it will keep temperatures there in the mid-60s, upper 60s. not half bad. the marine layer is so limited right now that i think it will be there but fractured. i think you'll see lots of breaks if it does show up tonight and tomorrow morning. a few high clouds. watch the last couple frames. you'll wake up to high clouds. that's not coastal fog. don't worry about the green that's bad reflectivity. could be lots of things but not rain. the temperatures in the as right now -- in the 50s and 60s right now. live ca

welcome to on contact today we discuss the geo political ramifications of climate change with author christian parental how the people adapt to climate change how they adapt to the droughts floods very often the way as you pick up the surplus weaponry and you go after your neighbors cattle or you blame it on your neighbors ideology or ethnicity. with chris hedges. greater and greater parts of the globe are becoming uninhabitable because of soaring temperatures declining crop yields droughts and rising sea levels governments and infrastructures are collapsing into failed states millions of climate refugees are already flame the chaos and violence of the global south this exodus which is just the start has already created the greatest refugee crisis in europe since world war two there are profound political ramifications caused by climate change extremist right wing parties here and in europe conflate migrants with terrorism they twist the ecological crisis into a clash of civilizations xenophobia and hate crimes are on the rise borders are militarized walls are built police the border

the us always has its propaganda always supports and geos, us leading and geo and now they have an impact on our hearts and mind in attempt to, you know, sway the public opinion including during the election process. take the globe and you can put your finger in any country in any region of the world and us interests are everywhere. i know this because i talk to leaders of other countries. just want to say in the open because they don't want to have it out with the us, but everyone says the same. what are they want? do they want everyone to bow down to them? just have an open stance and speak it out openly. we just speak out. he says there's no evidence in as meddling with the count of the votes. well, luckily it's good he doesn't go as far as blaming us for that. and he says he wrote a memo of his talk, conversation with the president and then he leaked it by a friend of his to the press. looked really strange when memorize your conversation with the supreme commander in chief and leaked it to the press. does it make him any difference than mr. snowden? mr. snowden is a activist that def

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the hope is as families gather to watch this on nat geo is someone gets eaten., correct? >> you had to go there, didn't you? >> they say never work with children, never work with animals. we don't have children involved, but we do have animals. they are unpredictable it's a bold venture. and i'm excited to be involved because i love trying things that are new and different. you know from doing live television, you don't know what's going to happen. we have the cameras set up with incredible wildlife. we have tremendous potential energy but we don't know what's going to happen. when so many of these esteemed filmmakers make their fills about lions or sharks. kennedy: there will be mexican bats and hyenas. >> and lions. and humpback whales. they if i necessary over the script and the shots. and they wait for months at a time trying to get the right shot. we have all these potential set up and we when cross different cameras, we don't know if the lion is like sorry, dude, i'm just relaxing. kennedy: that's what lions do. if you have been on safari you seat lions an

these days, oh k it's up because of trump and geo politics. you want. >> in the make up room, i see pete, do you have unusual activity in miner, okay. >> i thought you just check his wrist? >> he has unusual activity on his wrist, 24/7. infrastructure is is outperform ing the broader market this year. next, one portfolio manager on that trade is with us. how he's making money in that sector now as president trump gets set to launch his big plan to rebuild roads, railroads and more. halftime report is coming back. this is where i trade andrs. manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities- trade confirmed- and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do. visit learnfuturestoday.com to see what adding futures can do for you. our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with u

the geo politics of energy around the globe have changed dramatically. and the united states, i should say north america is really becoming the epicenter of energy in the world. something, again, no one would have thought about ten short years ago. >> say a little more about the interconnectedness. a lot of people imagine trade as you build something, your sell it to somebody else in this linear fashion. there's a lot of integration between crude in mexico, refined products in the u.s. being sold back into mexico and other markets. how intertangled -- how difficult would it be if in fact you saw different rules? proverbially the agreement was ripped up? >> uncertainty creates great concern across all industry i would assume. i would encourage others we left this behind somewhere, but we've shown a quick diagram, if you will, of the interdependence and trade in the north american community between mexico, the u.s., canada and the u.s. and what you find is it not only well interconnected today, but as i mentioned those markets are finding their balance and

. >> reporter: hours after playing in the pool garon vega's son geo became sick. >> he was exhibitinglethargy, and i noticed his heart was beating rapidly. >> reporter: after seeing recent headlines about secondary drowning the boy's family rushed geo to the e.r. doctors diagnosing the 2-year-old with pneumonia. the family saying these doctors told them secondary drowning was to blame. it's when a small amount of water is inhaled into the lungs. >> if we probably would have waited till the next day it probably would have been a bad outcome. >> reporter: lindsay kujawa's son was diagnosed with secondary drowning after jumping into the jacuzzi. >> i'm like he's okay, he's not blue, he's choking up the water. >> reporter: doctors say the condition is rare but can be fatal. >> it takes a surprisingly small amount of fluid to cause damage to the lungs. in a child it can be as little as a quarter of a can of soda. >> reporter: the symptoms to look for when water inhalation may have occurred include doufg, lethargy, difficulty breathing and irritability or confusion. experts say if your chil

what geo political situation has changed so that all of a sudden iran is no longer the threat they were in september of last year and saudi arabia is less reliable? nothing other than the election of donald trump. i have been a critic of donald trump, president trump, when i thought it was necessary for the good of the country. all i can say is this wholesale defection by democrats really is disturbing. it is undermining, i think, our national security interests when it comes to containing iran. it is sending the worst possible signal we could be sending to our arab allies at a time we need them the most. and i don't question people's motives. i question your judgment. and here's my problem. i had no problem helping president obama because i believe saudi is a bulwark against iranian expansion that our allies in saudi arabia are in perfect -- are imperfect but they do share intelligence with us. they're in the fight and we need to help them because it's in our interest to help them. you had absolutely no problem helping them when it was president obama's idea. everything trump you seem

we spoke to reign of wealth the geo political analyst he seems to think that list is more about electioneering than about germany i think because he's quite self-confident and glamour three terms and she thinks germany is just hers so she interprets what germany is all about and some of the things are obviously also really felt like german by germans. in some of the definitions i can clearly see that she is in election campaign and she wants to familiarize citizens with her own thoughts and interpretations of germany. and inspired by the german chancellor as a.b.c. of all things german we decided to come up with our own alphabets of all things merkel and. bring in my friends is not acceptable. i'm going to say thank you thank you for a good week or do you wait and intensify the operation of. the u.k. has been hit by a space of terror attacks over the last few months he's going underground got reaction from a security expert who advised the former british prime minister gordon brown has some of what admiral lord west had to say. i don't think it is the right way of combating it doesn't mean you

denied education and economic equality biological sex remains a potent form of oppression driven by geo social political religious at historical forces that serve patriarchy all girls and women feel this oppression in varying degrees how in an age of gender identity where those born with male bodies self identify as women and those born as girls to find their unique oppression based on their experience as laws in europe canada and the us are being rewritten to broaden our definition of what it means to be female what are the implications for the safety and privacy of girls and women are key correspondent.

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allege came from in cia known as false seven no else according to doctors at least they say to track the geo location of the voice not by its g.p.s. foot instead by its proximity to wife i access points now this argument today and you know as do we could be some detail of this in the document it shows that it's a device wearing a microsoft windows device even the device doesn't have even if it's not connected to the time once it's connected want to his wife i enabled they can get along the tube latitude and timestamp of where it is based on why for access points within its proximity and then using public the accessible databases like google and microsoft can then stores information create time zone forward to what we can lease or describe as a target device as a pattern of life time to talk football because attention turns to the knockout stages of the free for confederations cup in russia this whedon's that neil harvey stan collymore in our special studio. for the build up. yes very good evening and it is indeed a beautiful evening here he's out alongside me thank all the most time we had n

>> it is inspired by the new scripted series that nat geo has called "genius" about the life of albert einstein. they decided to create this campaign as an offshoot of the series. and the idea is there are counterintuitive thinkers, original thinkers around the world just waiting to be tapped. then let's invite people to make a one-minute video of how they would solve one of the issues. and then submit it. we have a website. i believe it's natgeochasinggenius.com is the website. we'd love to get people submitting for july 31st. >> on it. >> thank you, guys. pleasure. >>> a model's rocking some new denim, but -- >> they do stick to your body very tightly. >> why these jeans aren't exactly as they seem. >> yeah, they're great. >>> and this 4-year-old made a special request -- >> he said, hey, dad, make me a hand. >> see how dad delivered in the most epic way. >> this is the coolest thing ever. >> yes. rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance control, the new air wick® scented oil warmer lets you dial up or down. for the perfect amount of fragrance. no

we will have a conversation about geopolitics in geo risk. we will bring you updates throughout the hour. the white house is calling it infrastructure week. latest, bloomberg's -- chief chief walk correspondent. corrects their release about a three page outline. thats interesting to note bill shuster was on hand. a type of transition bill that would use the cost of all this. similar to what we have seen in other industries. the -- the when for second part in this is where the not sayt it again not how it will be paid for. again, right now this is all preliminary. i'm told there looking at this as just a benchmark. david: what else is on the white house agenda? to talkll continue potio - just a top intelligence officials are set to testify thursday .ncluding fbi director the. in any event we are extreme vetting. the courts are slow. here's the president commenting this weekend. the release of this puzzle today that was carefully choreographed. the best way plans seem to have gone to your side. >> also, getting into spats with mayor. , andrms o

in cia known as false seven else according to doctors that released a it allows the cia to track the geo location of device not by its g.p.s. foot instead by its proximity to wife i access points now and this was this argument today and you know where it's from do we can he said detail that this they play in the documents shows that it's a device wearing a microsoft windows device even the device doesn't have even if it's not connected to the time once it's connected once it has wifely enabled they can get along to choose the latitude and timestamp of where it is based on why for access points would inspire somebody and then using publicly accessible databases like google and microsoft can then stores information great times on forward to what we can lease or describe as a target devices a pattern of life switching gears now attention turns to the nakai stages of the confederations cup here in russia this witness stand a couple of hours' time neil harvey. collymore are in their special studio in cars on for the built up. larry welcome to you sandy let me first of all introduce alongside

in ca known as four seven zero else according to doctors at least a little less a cia to track the geo location of the voice not by its g.p.s. foot instead by its proximity to access points now this distance this argument to date and you know where it's due it could be some detail that is in the document it shows it there it's a device wearing a microsoft windows device even the device doesn't have even if it's not connected to the internet or time once it's connected once as wifely enabled they can get along to choose the latitude and timestamp of where it is based on why for access points within its proximity and then using publicly accessible databases late google and microsoft can then stores information create timestamp forward to what we can lease or describe as a target devices air pattern of life. ok let's talk more about this with cas to know what he is a cyber security expert and joins us this evening karsten how big a revelation is this because we've known before we did that you know the cia can hack into our phones our televisions our computers is this really a big deal. no

supposed to take over and destroy isis positions but the same time the americans also have their own geo political struggle within syria against the assad regime. and of course let's also forget. the other thing which is quite interesting is that their presence in syria is entirely illegal so if you contrast that against the russians the russians don't have such a complicated idea towards what they're doing or what their objectives are they simply want to hit isis and hit isis hard so that the extremist group can be completely eradicated we've been hearing from an eighty three year old woman who want a gender discrimination case against an airline and all the details will come up for you just after this short break. when else seems wrong. just don't. let me. get to shape. this day. and it again. when something find themselves worlds apart. she says to look for common ground. twenty to the two of these. candidates so prime ministers of all of the european partners like the liberal majority the pulse of coalition government the prime minister. just a few months ago the prime minister won w

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supposed to take over and destroy isis positions but the same time the americans also have their own geo political struggle within syria against the assad regime. and of course less small for also forget. the other thing which is quite interesting is that their presence in syria is entirely illegal so if you contrast that against the russians the russians don't have such a complicated idea towards what they're doing or what their objectives are they simply want to hit isis isis hard so that that extremist group can be completely eradicated they're also invited and they're also prepared to put their own soldiers on the front line so i think there's a lot of differences and we've seen that today and in recent days with these airstrikes the american strikes on rocker seem to be quite into scrimmage and encourage heavy civilian losses that seem to care about about feeding the extremist machine with new recruits every day people who see their loved ones die by this indiscriminate bombing and also. on the contrast that the russians doing a very good job of striking isis and as a result of thes

supposed to take over and destroy isis positions but the same time the americans also have their own geo political struggle within syria against the assad regime. and of course let's not offer also forget. the other thing which is quite interesting is that their presence in syria is entirely illegal so if you contrast that against the russians the russians don't have such a complicated idea towards what they're doing or what their objectives are they simply want to hit isis and hit isis hard so that that extremist group can be completely eradicated. we've been speaking to eighty three year old woman who want to gender discrimination case against all the details on that for you off the. twenty of the. candidates so you prime minister your. liberal majority the pulse of coalition government the prime minister. just a few months ago the prime minister was the media twenty two percent of the vote and he's still trying to put coalition government together. to say made the majority. this is. what the islamic state perceived to be on the defensive in syria many of the parties in this proxy war

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welcome to on contact today we discuss the geo political ramifications of climate change with author christian present how the people at that the climate change how they adapt to the droughts floods very often the ways you pick up the surplus weaponry and you go after your neighbors cattle or you blame it on your neighbors ideology or ethnicity. with chris hedges. greater and greater parts of the globe are becoming uninhabitable because of soaring temperatures declining crop yields droughts and rising sea levels governments and infrastructure is a collapsing into failed states millions of climate refugees are already flame the chaos and violence of the global south this exodus which is just the start has already created the greatest refugee crisis in europe since world war two there are profound political ramifications caused by climate change extremist right wing parties here and in europe conflate migrants with terrorism they twist the ecological crisis into a clash of civilizations xenophobia and hate crimes are on the rise borders are militarized walls are built police the border

supposed to take over and destroy isis positions but the same time the americans also have their own geo political struggle within syria against the assad regime. and of course the small for also forget. the other thing which is quite interesting is that their presence in syria is entirely illegal so if you contrast that against the russians the russians don't have such a complicated idea towards what they're doing or what their objectives are they simply want to hit isis isis hard so that that extremist group can be completely eradicated. and eighty three year old woman has won a gender discrimination case against israel's national airline el al read a repeat of it's a holocaust survivor had been given a seat next to an orthodox jewish man on her flight from new york to tel aviv but the crew asked her to move after her neighbor insisted he couldn't sit next to a woman for religious reasons or alina it's out her lawyer gave us more details about the case. i spoke with the man and. what was his problem with my sitting next to him and he respond to light really bad it is sad. that. man is

attacks that were carried out by terrorists or reduce the geo political issue like for example the shutdown of ukrainian power last christmas and christmas before by the russians. those are actually to be much more damaging because the objective is not to extort money injectors ashes to inflict harm. a concern to you about the prospect that they will be a major attack. by national or a non state player i think as with many people in the intelligence field i believe this is probably the most serious threat. we currently face first of all the terrorists although they have not yet used. asci rigid destructive tool rather than a recruiting tool. they may yet decide they want to do you have the north korean shoes shown very little restraint. and have access to cyber weapons. harm and i do think is we get a rising tension around the world there's a greater likelihood to you was he cyberagent domain of conflict. michael gentle thanks very much on that wonderfully optimistic note we must leave it thank you. a look now at some of the day's other news and a senior eu official has warned that the scal

abc's geo benitez for us tonight. >> reporter: the images are striking.irst responders rushing to a home in queens, new york -- the floors collapsing after a crane dropped construction debris trapping three construction workers. >> the crane was lowered down and it pinned on somebody. >> reporter: dozens of firefighters on the scene desperately pulling out bricks and rubble. this person pulled from the debris and taken away on a stretcher. the fire department saying two have been removed so far, another still trapped underneath. >> reporter: we know they are loading materials on the roof when it collapsed under beneath them. no doubt an investigation is under way. >>> when we come back, the rifkt of breast cancer and which women are at risk. >>> and vitamin "d." are americans taking too much. >>> and o.j. simpson and the patrol board. will he go free? and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint

supposed to take over and destroy isis positions but the same time the americans also have their own geo political struggle within syria against the assad regime. and of course less small for also forget. the other thing which is quite interesting is that the presence in syria is entirely illegal so if you contrast that against the russians the russians don't have such a complicated idea towards what they're doing or what their objectives are they simply want to hit isis and hit isis hard so that that extremist group can be completely eradicated. more on what this year has meant for britain on the first anniversary of the brics a vote is coming away just but bit later this hour of the states you. twenty to the twenty seven. candidates so you prime ministers of all of the european partners like the liberal majority the pulse of coalition governments the prime minister and was held in holland just a few months ago the prime minister won with some be a twenty two percent of the vote and he's still trying to put coldish government together. it's all hypocritical of the europeans to say may d

from in ca known as fast seven else according to doctors at release day it allows the cia to track the geo location of device not by its g.p.s. foot instead by its proximity to wife i access points now and this was this argument today and you know as do we could be some detail of this in the document it shows it there it's a device wearing a microsoft windows device even the device doesn't have even if it's not connected to the internet or time once it's connected once as wifely enabled they can get along to choose the latitude and timestamp of where it is based on why for access points would inspire sympathy and then using publicly accessible databases like google and microsoft can then stores information create timestamp forward to what we can lease or describe as a target devices air pattern of life. now the first semifinal of the three for confederations cup is kicked off in the russian city of course and we can get the latest from there with the neil harvey and stan collymore. very good evening to you portugal are facing chile in the semifinal confederations cup is about twenty minute

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reporter: neighbors packed a community meeting in bernal heights about a week after the stabbing death of geo alvarez. on may 25 a neighbor hiking at 5 a.m. found his body on the south side of bernal hill with multiple stab wounds. no arrests. alvarez was 33. a father of four. neighbors want more details. was alvarez murdered here in the park or elsewhere and his body dumped here? police said they couldn't answer those times of questions because they are worried about jeopardizing the murder investigation. >> we're looking into all possibilities. we don't believe it's random. we're looking at all facets of a homicide investigation. >> reporter: the victim's sister catherine broke down in tears as she addressed the community. >> nobody's safe. if he is out there walking the streets of san francisco, then nobody is safe because anybody could be his target next. >> being safe, those are just words. what are you basing that on? convince me that we're safe. >> reporter: police say they don't believe hikers, joggers or anybody else is in danger because they don't believe the killer randomly attacke

certainly russia's historical geo political interest in the eastern mediterranean is to have access to that kind of warm weather report. it fits with their black sea fleet and it also allows them to demonstrate global reach we're seeing russia pushing not only into the eastern med laura but. into the baltics into the north atlantic and indeed into the pacific it's part of a global naval strategy by vladimir putin. one in your book you toured the oceans of the world you talk about the arms race. race around the pacific how concerned are you about china's military build up the possibility of aggression in the south china sea. i'm extremely concerned especially from the maritime perspective let's face it china could have an enormous army but they can't. really threaten the united states with an army what they can do with it capable maritime and air strategy. is dominate the south china sea which they claim in its entirety as chinese territorial waters. if we acquiesce in that laura they will have control of all those hydrocarbons billions of barrels of oil trillions of sgt cubic square fe

the mystique is that our partners in the united states still treat russia as if it were their main geo political rival while the two hundred fifty page transcript documents the about twenty hours that stone has spent with putin between july twenty fifteen and february twenty seventh and really it offers such limits into a person's personality and how he communicates with his closest stuff because at one point don't question demitra peskov was the kremlin spokesman if his boss being brought in ever shouted at him to which he answered no here's putin's explanation as to why he never raises his voice i never scream at all if you raise the tone of your voice then people are not very good at understanding the sense of what is being said to them so as you can see there this transcript on top of the four part series certainly offer quite an interesting never before seen insight into putin's personality and his take on some of the world's most pressing affairs. ok listen breaking news to bring you on our top story from the london tower block disaster that is the. transport for london has halte

. >> reporter: now here in orlando, when you hold your phone up with the geo gram app and you're in a spot like the parking lot of the pulse nightclub, there floating right in virtual space videos. at the mural, a message from a mother who lost a child. >> he wanted to be a star. and now he is a star in heaven. >> reporter: in the parking lot of the pulse nightclub -- >> she text me and told me that if she dies to please call her mother. >> reporter: a survivor tells of her final contact with her girlfriend who died inside the club. >> she never, never, never, never, never gave up. >> maintains the emotion and all of the feeling that comes with it. >> reporter: and that is important because -- >> it's absolutely important because nobody should ever forget what happened here. >> birthday just passed. probably the hardest day of my life. >> reporter: across orlando this week, those that lost friends, loved ones began posting that will never fade. >> i love you. i miss you. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, orlando. >>> still ahead, with prescription drug prices going up again, we'll