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i don't want us to go back in thinking to the little house on the prairie and all of that, but we need some of that spirit of involvement of the entire community with the schools and what is happening to bring the youngsters along. host: do you think your technology has helped or hurt your -- caller: technology is like dangle bracelets on the arm of a beautiful woman. [laughter] if you don't have the essence of the woman, with all of the things that go with the job they are doing, then you will not have anything. we have to go for the vital need for communication between and among everyone in the life of the child and the educational system. teachers need to be supported in being more humane and culturally involved, and all of the administrators and principals, and get it together. we just do not have that. we don't have that sense of the immersion of letting the child feel immersed in the environment for all of the adults care about what is happening. margaret mead, the anthropologist, went into islands in the pacific and noted that the important thing there about how there was low ch

what happened to that grew up girl in this modest house in the little city by the sea? 1st of october, 2001,? a mystery for so many years. >> she was such a sweet, loving, kind hearing her whole life. >> sharon mcfarland is tara's mother. >> she had dreams and ambitions. he was a cheerleader, a catcher for softball. she loved art. most of all we were a family. >> yes. >> she left her family and we loved her right back. >> they were new to punta gorda. had moved recently from scranton, pennsylvania. tara, almost grown up, told them she would stay behind and make her own life. >> she didn't want to come down. i'm sure it was, you know, it's a change. especially when you are older. and we had a bet going on how long it would be before she got here. because we are so close. >> yeah. >> because we are close and i think she lasted three weeks. >> i will stay here on my own. no i'm not. >> yes. >> she got a job and make plans to start college. had already decided that she wanted to be a crime scene investigator. >> she had the books and everything. >> yeah. >> and those sharon

>> dana: i would say the wilders in "the little house on the prairie" series.00. i had about three quarters of a mild walk to the front door to watch the show. there were no dvr's. i would run all the way home in order to get there in time to see my favorite show, "little house on the prairie." >> i would say "the geraldo show." >> i'm going to change it. do you remember "the wonder years"? the older brother who was a bully and the older sister who was a hippie. and the father who did not like to express his emotions. he just drank and yelled at people. great show. >> how do you not know "i love lucy"? >> i was born in 1978. >> it repeated forever. >> no. they did not repeat that. >> i heard it was the first multi-camera shoot where they would set up multiple cameras. >> you did go to camp, brian, the camp of over sharing. >> you are right. >> i think geraldo and bryant would bump together at that camp. [laughter] >> if we could have -- [overlapping speakers] -- service and mocha what would it be? we will answer that question in the memorial day special. i don'

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that little house. >> reporter: the story actually goes back a whole ten years when serena began herourney to becoming a nurse, a mother at just 18, she has had to juggle parenthood and academics all along the way. >> finding that balance and then getting the kids into full-time child care and pick up the kids, cook dinner, study, it was a lot of long nights and early mornings. >> reporter: but all that work and community college and a nursing program finally got serena to the point last year when she was ready to apply for her first job. >> and february, i think it was 16th, 2020 and then march comes along and then covid comes along and everything is put on hold. so instead, she went back to school one more time to get her bachelor's degree while working temporarily at the vaccination clinic. which is where, once again -- >> are you ready for me? >> reporter: school and life collided. the day of her graduation, serena was scheduled to work. the ceremony was virtual, so she was fine missing it. but when coworkers found out, they weren't. two lines of cheering well wishers greeted her

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traditions, and yet collectively taking responsibility, not for the entire world, but for this little house itself. and by doing setting an example to prove it's possible a thing that could become pretty important in the city in berlin. for a while now, the projects initiated have been coming together on special locations to pray together to mourn and to show solidarity. for him. i'm osman us, especially in the face of writing extremism. from all sides. the project goes beyond just being a building. they couldn't just, i felt like we can't just call it look away. face also means taking step with it means to actively be something and peace is not something that you can take for granted. that in order to have peace, you have to commit yourself and work hard at it. if all goes according to plan has a f one will be completed in 5 years. and the idea has already spread to other corners of the world in georgia and the central african republic. similar projects are under way now its been 17 years since a final episodes. now the funds of the hit tv show friends are in for a treat. the long awaited

a little more than a month later, sarah came to cincinnati to visit ryan. she stayed at his mother's housebut hadn't met. he was telling me how much he loved sarah and could never love another woman as much as he loved her. i think i started crying because i felt so bad for him. >> sarah went back to new york and three weeks later returned to cincinnati as ryan's guest at his mother's thanksgiving dinner. that was the weekend they became intimate. >> the first time we were together i got pregnant. >> how did ryan take the news? >> he was shocked. obviously very bad timing. >> they kept the pregnancy a secret, as ryan's second trial would take place the following may. >> i decided, yeah, i was going to have the baby. and he was okay with that. but it was just difficult, because i'm thinking, here i am pregnant, and you're facing another trial, and my child could potentially grow up without a father, which -- [ crying ] -- now he's in jail. >> with ryan sentenced to 15 years to life, sarah is raising their son. >> i'm still in shock. i can't believe this happened to him. >> if in your own mi

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(laughs) you know, like, like some urban pandemic version of "little house on the prairie."like, "mom." i be like, "yeah." she be like, "is the coronavirus still out there? when the coronavirus gonna leave?" like the coronavirus to her is a person. like it's a burglar on the loose. like... (laughs) (sirens blaring) ♪ ♪ >> new york, new york. the worst affected city in what's now the worst affected country. >> statistics show the poorest neighborhoods haveeen hit hardest. (siren blaring) ♪ ♪ >> how is it? >> hell. biblical. i kid you not. people come in, they get intubated, they die, the cycle repeats. ♪ ♪ (siren blaring) >> when we talk about essential workers, it was like people in doctor's coats. but essential workers also look like the people who clean up behind doctors, right? essential workers are the folks who serve you your food at the mcdonalds and the burger kings. those never closed. who's doing that work? ♪ ♪ those are folks who are classified as lower on the socio-economic ladder and those people live in the bronx, those people live in very specific communities i

. >> and here in the little house he shared with the love of his life. where he had been waiting with such excitement for their baby to arrive, jason, like job of old, was overcome by the heaviest of sorrow. a whole life of service. >> it's like, i'm nine years old and in 79 when my sister dies. and then in 19 years old, in 89 when my mother dies of cancer. and now i'm 39, and oh nine, when my family -- >> missing that concert, you lived? how is that been to wrap your head around? >> it's just embracing of life, right? it there's times where i would've welcome death. >> but the dreadful truth of it is that accidents just like the one here had all happened all around america every day and night. still, the permanence of loss began to sink in, just before anyone had given a thought to a now diminished future, there was another piece of news. this time, on this road. the fatal accident might not have been an accident at all. >> coming up. >> the last thing i wanted was to have to treat it as a homicide. >> a prosecutor's stunning decision when dateline cont

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when i was 6 months old we moved from little italy in manhattan. there was a housing project one night my uncle frank was old warders wife and. kids came down just past. the bats and steaks on the way to fight a bunch of black guys and they walked past us and my uncle frank said to my for. get this kid get him out of this neighborhood and move. and it was not that long after that that we moved. off that. bridge. stable to. the discipline. how much you want 30. 3000 in her knowledge. a good deal. is not a rich neighborhood as you can see but what i love about this town is. it is what i consider to be the backbone of america. fight wars people like us. levittown was the 1st community. in the nation now but everybody thought it was going to fail because he built 10000 alligators like that. coming out of the 2nd world war the idea of mass production became something that was truly a reality. love. the idea that came to a man named bill levitt was hit by the mass produce the elements that go to make up all the auto industry does what the parts the going to the new car. whe

we had our own little house that we were renting. i had six weeks with him. it was good. but six weeks is not long enough so he left on july 6. >> what was that like? robbie certain: that was a hard day. i did go out to the base. i watched all the guys go. the base was pretty empty at that point because all the planes but maybe one or two had already gone. it was like an empty base. and eerie feeling. i did not know what was ahead of me. ok. let's go with the notification. would that be all right? >> so he flew over in a b-52 in his crew? robbie certain: with his normal crew. >> and that was in july of 1972 russian mark ok. -- 1972. robbie certain: no 73. no 72. >> was he able to let you know when he arrived safely in country? robbie certain: it went fine, but within the first week of his being there and in typical fashion you had to write letters during those times. i was notified by letter that he understood the greater good and if he died just be prepared. i'm thinking, it was almost like a goodbye letter. i could not understand why. he had already been in thailand and

american bombers and they chose -- that museum it mentioned is not an official museum but out of a little houseeet by one guy who decided ten years ago that there should be something to remember what happened in the japanese were not eager to dwell on the end of the second world war. and nor were we. we don't tell the story either. one of the reasons i wanted to write this book is because it is hard to find any mention of the firebombing of japanese cities in the summer of 1935 and everybody wanted to move on and one of the ways the japanese moved on was in 1964 when lemay is the chief of staff of the force, which by the way is another extraordinary fact, at one point in the book i list the five people in the 20th century who were responsible for the deaths of the most civilians, stalin is one, mao is a two, hitler is three, full pot is for, lemay is five. what happened to curtis lemay? he was promoted and by and jfk makes him his chief of staff of the air force and at the head of the air force and his career so he was both appointed head of the air force and given a metal of the highest metal

just a little over my house off to the space x. team for building such a great vehicle and also the recovery operations tonight was was fun no more 1st time in the crew vehicle at night the mission was part of nasa public private partnership with you unmasks rocket company space x. it's being viewed as one step closer to achieving commercial space travel in the near future. our goal is one day that everyone's a space person and so this is just an exciting 1st step for that and we're very excited to see it starting to take off space x. will launch another mission for nasa later this year and is also planning its 1st all civilian trip to orbit happy reunions with their families and loved ones thanks again for fly in space x. . a couple of sports messages now and informally one lewis hamilton has extended his lead by winning the portuguese grand prix hamilton started in 2nd place behind . the brit pass his mercedes teammate and held off a challenge from red bulls to claim his 97th grand prix when reigning champion hamilton is chasing

where he was a lifeguard, he saved 77 wives as a high school lifeguard and other statues there, a little houseuring dixon so it's important to remember he moved around many times as a child. his father was a salesman, well known as an alcoholic and book many jobs in many locations including chicago and other places in and around western illinois so this is important there were a number of homes. he had a church there as well. he once joked he would serve food in women's sorority and itr was the best job ever had. >> george text in, can you comment on the importance of the radio show president reagan did between 1976 -- he goes on to say i heard him speak in 1975,el it changed me and felt like he spoke only to me with this commentt. >> what a wonderful comment there were so important. this is before cable television, you are limited with television. and you had local radio and newspapers but magazines and then there were personal doubles but it was more limited and not era andra is radio announcements very important. he did over 1000 radio commentaries inn his lifetime. they were five minutes e

we have little tiny houses, some little tiny lots albany is known to some as a family oriented community with a quaint downtown. but it's also now known as a city in california that saw a large decline in population over the past year. according to the state's department of finance. some cities in the bay area saw population growth, santa clara grew by 2.7 1% walnut creek saw an increase of about one percent. but san francisco saw one 0.6 6% decline, all cities in marine county lost a portion of their population this year. but the biggest loss was in albany. the city lost 9.6% of their population from 2020 to 2021. they want from 18,871 residents to 17,055 residents. so why the decrease in population was it because of the cost of living loss of jobs. coronavirus albany's assistant city manager said in a statement that they'll be reviewing the information regarding the reported changing population of further understand the particular circumstances while the city of albany is a smaller sized city in comparison some neighboring cities. the city does also include the university of california