and lizz?ell, she and her kids do their best to carry on without jaime or sandra. >> my daughter just loves her nana so much. and it was so heartbreaking. to tell her that nana wasn't coming home. >> reporter: when do you miss your dad the most? >> every day when i look at my kids. because i know what a wonderful grandfather he would've been. the jokes and the games and probably the toys he would've made for them. >> reporter: they never got a chance to roll their eyes at a jim joke, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: that's all for this edition of dateline.

scalise: thank you, lizz. we need to secure our -- thank you, liz. we need to secure our border. that's what this fight has been about since the beginning. the crisis that's been at the border is growing. the president ran and campaigned as a candidate for president saying he would secure the border and build a wall. and if you look where this debate has gone, you see more and more democrats now trying to say they're for border security because they recognize that it's a problem the country wants to see resolved and yet they've been unwilling to put any money behind those hallow promises. this is a time where people need to actually stand up and say where they are. president trump has said that the experts who right now risk their lives to keep our country safe said it's going to take $5.7 billion to actually secure the border. those aren't the numbers that president came up with. those are the numbers that his experts at the department of homeland security, the people who risk their lives to keep our country safe, have said that's how much it's going to take. and so the presiden