host: brian, you are on the air, hackensack, new jersey. caller: it is hackensack, minnesota. host: go ahead. guest: -- caller: i get an absentee ballot in vote. i had to finded, elected officials, -- and affected -- i had to find an elected official, i had defined them, they put me in a room where i could vote and they verified my application and stuff. they signed that ballot and i

the bombing of hackensack eat which was somehow eliminated. it wasn't even sean. once that showed a movie that was basically pro bump propaganda. came out in 1945. the sea months the documentary footage we're talking about was suppressed. so that film eventually came out, and hollywood has only made to movies about the bomb. about the creation and use of the bomb since. so it's kind of remarkable when you think about it. three movies, three films and 75 years. the book goes back to the origin of that with how this first film was totally turned in a different direction. >> the whole thing is terrifying. you must have spent many sleepless nights over it. i've consulted with mr. churchill, with all my top navy in the evil advice, i have to civil heads and they -- all advisers tell me the bumble shorten the war by last year. >> what are we going to use? >> that's another question i have to think about. >> absolutely okay to do that, -- americans say they would support a first strike on for example north korea or iran if they started to make threatening noises towards

." >> reporter: video from a staples store in hackensack shows a woman being thrown to the ground aftera customer to pull up her mask. on capitol hill friday, admiral brett girior urged americans to take precautions for themselves and others. >> we cannot test our way out of this or any other pandemic. testing does not replace personal responsibility. it does not substitute for avoiding crowded indoor spaces or washing hands or wearing a mask. >> reporter: a teenager in california has died of caused related to covid-19, becoming the first juvenile death here from the virus. major. >> garrett: danya bacchus, thank you. it is the first of the month, typically not noteworthy, but for millions of americans that means facing the prospect of evictions and lapsed unemployment benefits after congress failed to reach a new deal. nikole killion is at the white house. >> reporter: the white house's two top negotiators arrived early on capitol hill, spending about three hours behind closed doors with democratic leaders. >> we're not close yet, but it was a productive discussion. >> reporter: for th

host: brian, you are on the air, hackensack, new jersey. caller: it is hackensack, minnesota.t: oh, i'm sorry. caller: i worked over the years, i would get an absentee ballot and vote. but when i voted, i had to find another official -- find an to -- well, ial had to find one of them and they had to put me in a room where i could vote, then they verified my application and stuff. they signed that ballot and i put that in another envelope and mail it again. well, all ing -- have understand you have to do is sign it. no one has to verify your signature. the security in the mail -- and i don't even know absentee ballots -- cleta mitchell, in terms of mail-in voting, what most states are -- what are most states requiring a people request a mail-in ballot? guest: it varies state by state, and i cannot even begin to tell litigation that has been filed by left-wing groups to preclude any kind of verification. there have been lots of suggestions about possibly issuing people an identification number that would have a combination of your name and the last four digits of your social sec

two brothers from hackensack, minnesota, the one in the gray is will and you're about to see when will note in a bottle in their backyard. here's what happened when henry found the note and he read the message inside with his brother. listen. >> you are already the best bro and also the best -- >> friend. >> -- friend. so will you please say yes to be my best man? love, will. what? >> do you want to be my best man? you want to say yes? >> yes. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> we love that moment between the brothers. with a cameo by their other best friend. thank you so much for sharing that video. it came from will's fiancee. they're getting married by the way next july. congratulations to them. i love that heartwarming moment. right now i'll send it back to you, amy, and everybody. >> thank you, and we're all wiping away tears. that was so beautiful. thank you. perfect way to end "pop news." >>> now to our "gma" cover story, a "gma" exclusive, a new warning about the massively popular diet app noom from the better business bureau. the app says it comes with a free trial subscription,