paul school to loyola high school after ninth grade because i wanted to play baseball. st. paul's only had lacrosse. what i learned at school was i had the talent, i had to work hard. david: how much of your realization you could apply yourself to succeed came from your mother? how much from the school and how much from your peers? dan: definitely my mom was the big example. she went back to school around the age of 30 or 31 to the local college, townsend college, and went to school at night and on the weekend in summers. it took her three or four years to get her ba. she was the first in her family to go to college. it was a big deal. at the same time, my parents left it to me same time, my and my sister to create our own education. they weren't hovering. they didn't know what my homework was. they were supportive had high standards, and it was up to me. that is one of the lessons you get from that upbringing is each of us has a responsibility to create our education. it isn't a gift. you can't buy it. you can't order it on amazon. it is something you create with your acti

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jordan who was studying at loyola marymount is being remembered as a beautiful and gentle soul.>>> officials in the bahamas have issued precautionary advisories to the public. >>> concorde police say wrong way driver behind the wheel of an rv led police on multiple pursuits. this woman 34-year-old jessica jessica tomsky was arrested with stolen property and her rv yesterday morning. police were responding to a burglary call when they saw the rb and another vehicle fleeing from galaxy way. police say the rb was spotted driving the wrong way on two different ramps of highway 242. officers called off their pursuits twice for safety reasons. then they received a tip it was driving eastbound on the shoulder of westbound highway four. officers managed to cast has to suspect arresting her on multiple counts. >>> san jose six people had to scramble when their home caught fire this afternoon. it broke out in the garage and spread to the rest of the house on burkhart lane. they get one woman on the scene. everyone will be okay. the cause is still under investigation. >>> have nice weather and nicer we

didn't hear them in time lindsay is from torrance in southern california was attending school it loyolant university this pictures from a go fund me page her family has started. they're trying to raise money too get her body transported back to well there is now person of interest in the case of a missing college student in utah. >>23 year-old mackenzie lueck vanished last monday happened right after police say she was dropped off. in a lift in a park uh where she met another person lash night police searched a home in salt lake city. they did not say why that only say that the homeowner is a person of interest. police are now looking for who ever took a mattress and box spring. that were given away from that home. salt lake's police chief says that he's been icontact with louis father who is in a world of grief right now. i can feel. in his voice as he spoke. >>in my commitment to greg was that we would do everything within our power this ought to the police department to bring mckenzie hall. low it is from southern california. she had to just flown back from california. >>to utah on t

my son is a theater arts performer as well in college, loyola marymount. he's here, actually, and you'll meet him later. ali: oh, nice. robert: but do you feel comfortable with the idea of being a role model? have you gotten used to the idea of, like, having to be a role model? ali: i try not to think about that very mu i don't know. it's so hard to write a good joke, i'm just trying to, like, write great jokes and be a good mom. so, and i think if you, like, think too much about being a role model, you might be a bad role model, you know? unless you think a lot about it, that's totally fine. randall: no, i haven't. ali: unless it's, like, it consumes you and you wake up and you go, like-- robert: like i said, i think part of it is that you end up being one whether you want to or not, and a lot of people i know are very encouraged by what they see, you know, the presence and just, again, seeing faces that look like them means so much to them. ali: but the project has to be good, you know what i mean? so it's like, i think if you focus--you really have to f

doctors believe it was caused by her birth control, birth control pills can put your health at risk loyolay medical center found that for healthy women who are taking birth control and art at risk for stroke. the likeliness of birth control causing one is small, but for those who do have stroke risk factors, there's a significant increase in some doctors recommend not taking the pill. drummond is now hoping her story can help other young women. most definitely doll. >>be scared of birth control just because of what happened find the one that works for you and also listen to your body is you don't feel something is right like say something tell someone. >>drummond says part of her vision is still impaired but she expects to make a full recovery. popular clothing companies are taking a gamble to here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. >>altec eyes will be on apple monday to see what the comp

doctors believe it was caused by her birth control birth control pills can put your health at risk loyolaer found that for healthy women who are taking birth control and art at risk for stroke. the likeliness of birth control causing one is small, but for those who do have stroke risk factors, there's a significant increase in some doctors recommend not taking the pill. drummond is now hoping her story can help other young women. most definitely doll. >>be scared of birth control just because of what happened find the one that works for you and i'm also listen to your body is you don't feel something is right like say something tell us a >>drummond says part of her vision is still impaired but she expects to make a full recovery. >>well, these young athletes that you see right here we're showing what it's like to be part of a real team members a view sports team of this you sports team in arizona shape their heads. after learning the team made of theirs has cancer. 7 year-old late in the cargo plays for the peaches and chandler. it was just diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. she decided she'd

. >> she was studying communications at loyola marymount university.ly aggressive. in the bahamas, they are really -- >> dana: be on the lookout. a sad story. let me ask you about this. i'm from colorado. the gps sent everybody to a certain place and everybody ended up in the mud. >> they were all going to dia, denver international airport. traffic was bad. so they googled, give me a way around it. they got sent down this road. a bunch of drivers is like this has to be the way to go. they end up in this big mud bog. we're talking about 100 cars. if you had four wheel drive, you were in great shape. if you didn't, you were stuck. you had people helping people. the funny thing is they messaged google. what in the world? google said it wasn't marked as a private road. then they said use your best judgment. they say we would have unless -- >> dana: and the ride to dia can be bad. my dad lives not far from there. i'll have to call him later. there was an unusual fishing expedition in oregon and has something to do with what we talked about yesterday. how di

jordan lindsay was a student at loyola marymount university in la the 21 year-old was on vacation with her family in the bahamas. she was snorkeling near rose island that their win. she was attacked by 3 shocks police in the bahamas say her family tried to warn her that the sharks were circling but it was too late. >>i cannot believe i don't know. i don't know how they can go through this. >>i can remain you make a bye last them you know my heart is broken inches young daughter. >>a go fund me account has been set up to help the family transport her body back home after an autopsy, the goal was set at $25,000 at last check it has raised more than 55,000. >>here we go again this time a man from denver has died in mysterious death in the dominican republic. so far no official word on the cause. but now his family is trying to dy back home while also his asking a lot of questions about the circumstances surrounding his death. khaled atkins was preparing to fly home to denver when he suddenly found himself in a lot of pain he was actually forced to get off the plane before it took off in t

a professor of hers at loyola merrymount university says the communications major was passionate about animals. >> it's not a surprise she would be in nature doing the thing she loved to do. >> some families veiacationing the bahamas say it will not interrupt their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >>> new video this morning that we already have heard the reports that vaping can be dangerous for your health but apparently also dangerous for your vehicle. take a look at this. a michigan woman says a vape pen charger sparked a fire that destroyed her suv. she says when she took the batteries out of her vape charger, sparks started flying, and then started fast-moving, the fire, right there, and she and her 5-year-old son got out in time but by the time firefighters arrived the suv was completely engulfed and a total loss. >>> school security takes the spotlight during a hearing this morning in san francisco. it's focused on arrested made on and off school grounds, and when parents should be notified. the committee of supervisors and education leaders from all l

a professor of hers at loyola merrymount university says the communications major was passionate about it's not a surprise she would be in nature doing the thing she loved to do. >> despite what happened, some families vacationing in the bahamas say it will not interrupt their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >>> governor gavin newsom just signed into law his first state budget. the nearly $215 billion plan includes rewarding local governments that make it easier to build affordable homes faster. others who don't comply with state housing requirements could face fines up to $600,000 a month. the budget also includes an increase in spending on public education, expands health care services, and a monthly phone service tax to pay for 911 upgrades. >>> nbc bay area responds to dozens of consumer calls and emails every week. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here to show us some of the team's recent victories for viewers. >> good morning. the year is half way over, and so far, we've helped bay area consumers get back nearly $1.5 million. let's look at som

doctors believe it was caused by her birth control birth control pills can put your health at risk loyolal center found that for healthy women who are taking birth control and art at risk for stroke. the likeliness of birth control causing one is small, but for those who do have stroke risk factors, there's a significant increase in some doctors recommend not taking the pill. drummond is now hoping her story can help other young women. most definitely doll. >>be scared of birth control just because of what happened find the one that works for you and i'm also listen to your body is you don't feel something is right like say something tell us a >>well that was stephanie before monday reporting now drummond says part of her vision is still impaired. but she expects to make a full recovery. for your money this morning a lot of people will be watching the apple tomorrow to see what the company announces that its annual worldwide developers conference in san jose. the website 9 to 5 mac reports that we can expect to see a new operating system for iphones ipads and ipods and there also reports

from loyola marymount university, and a masters in public policy from the kennedy school of governmenthere he worked in voter turnout. he grew up in a world montana, and now lives in washington, d.c.. please help me welcome to the stage, robert reynolds. [applause] welcome, welcome, robert. thank you for joining us. robert: thanks for having me. stacey: and you just got in today? robert: yes, i just made it in a couple of hours ago. stacey: we will share a microphone until we get them mic situation here figured out. ok, great. i have the first question, tell us a little bit about yourself and your background, robert. i am a behavioral scientist, and i run an organization called boat tripping.org, where we -- votetripling.org. myther relevant part of background is that i am a guy who volunteered for campaigns for the first desperate farmers in your hands -- is this better? could you hear anything before or should i start over? cool. . i am a behavioral scientist and i run an organization called usestripling.org where we behavioral science tutoring campaigns on methods to get democrats l

>> reporter: well, that she was a student at loyola merry mount university, much loved and not only somebody loved but somebody who so there is a page set up to help raise money for her funeral and to bring her body back to the united states. but also to support something that she cared about so much called the gentle barn her father saying about that support, that rescue center, that she was so caring she loved all animals. it's ironic she would die getting attacked by a shark. >> kerry sanders for us there, kerry, thank you and you were just down in the bahamas shooting a story. >> earlier this week we were working on something, and we went diving with sharks and it was under a controlled situation. it reminds you these are wild animals and unfortunately they can mistake us for food. but, you know, still, it's a tragedy. didn't see this coming. >> what are we looking at on the map here >> we're looking at strong storms firing up in the plains today. got a severe thunderstorm watch right now for the eastern dakotas, onto much of central minnesota. that risk is across six states today, storm

a professor at her school loyola marymount university says the communications major was passionate aboutwould be in nature doing the thing she loved to do. >> reporter: despite what happened, some families say it won't interrupt their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >> well, right now the plan is to still go there, but, you know, we've got to kind of figure that out. >> reporter: in the u.s., it's already been a dangerous season for shark attacks. just this month off the coast of north carolina, three non-fatal attacks. off bald head island. an 8-year-old boy bitten on the foot. 19-year-old surfer austin reed bitten at another beach. came out of nowhere. >> reporter: up the coast 17-year-old paige winter wading in waist-deep water lost her leg and two fingers to a shark. her paramedic's father quick thinking saving her life punching the shark. experts say punch a shark in the snout and gills, if you don't have the wherewith all to do that, what's the most important thing? >> know your first aid and heavy blood loss to improvise a turn kit. >> reporter: statis

a professor at her school, loyola marymount,university says the communications major was passionate about she would in nature doing the thing that she loved to do. >> despite what ehappened, som families say it won'tpt interru their plans to go snorkeling in the same spot as the shark attack. >> well, right now, the plan is to still go there, but you know, we've got to kind of figure that out. >> in the u.s., it's already been a dangerous season for shark attacks. just ts month off the coast of north carolina, three non-fatal attacks. off bald head island, an 8-year-old boy was bitten on the foot. 19-year-old surfer austin reed attacked at anotherbeach. >> it's like i was paddling around and it came out ofer nowh >> up the coast, 17-yeaold paige winter wading in waist-deep water lost her leg and two fingers to a shark. her paramedic father's quick thinking saving her life. punching the shark. the experts say punch a shark in the snout, in the gills, but if u don't have the wherewithal to do that, what is the most important thing about a shark attack? >> at that point, the mostt importanhi

we recruit students at loyola university, in new orleans.nough to throw just a handful of people off balance. what is amazing about that, one person pushed and then a crowd of 15, 20 people gets pushed together. and your steps are so small, we are all stumbling on each othe now, our expert shows you a better way to stand. legs staggered for balance. arms up like a boxer. in super dense crowds, it will help protect your heart and lungs from potentially thousands of pounds of chest-crushing pressure. it's surprisingly effective, and possibly life-saving. that is a lot better, huh? he said if you fall over, stay off your back and stomach. here is why. >> lie down on me like you would do if you got knocked down too. okay with the other guy, i can't breathe. my lungs are compressed. you're on my heart. >> reporter: he says do everything you can to get up. if you can't, lay on your side to protect your most vital organs. your lungs and heart and cover your head. >> this is about living or dying. >> yeah. >> reporter: now it's my turn. here goes no

her younger sister madison starting a gofundme page while the president of loyola marymount says we willordan with a plaque bearing her name at our student memorial. officials in the bahamas doing an assessment to determine the safety in the water. her family is now working on bringing her body back to california. guys? >> sad. >> incredibly sad story. victor, thank you so much. >> sure is. >>> we move on to a kidnapping attempt caught on camera. now, you see this woman tried to grab two children. that's at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport. they were fought off by her parents and abc's steve osunsami has the latest. good morning, steve. >> reporter: good morning. this happened right here where i'm standing in the atrium of the world's busiest airport right next to the food court and the family who it was happening to couldn't believe it. you're watching what police say is an attempted kidnapping play out in realtime. it was all caught by the watchful eyes of the atlanta airport security cameras. on saturday the christmas family from suburban atlanta were headed out of town on a disne