that's what they told my mom. the technology in those days was they couldn't tell if it was cancerous or not until they got in there, and if it was they were gonna have to amputate. when i woke up, everyone was so happy. - i'm like, "why are they so happy?" - right. - you know. yeah. - 'cause they knew. i didn't really understand at the time the impact of what was going on around me, and how lucky i was to have survived that. and i think that it gave me something to be grateful for years later. yeah. tell me what's in your hand. this is a necklace that i had when i was 17 years old. and it's-- this is, like, so goofy. it's says, " oh, ( bleep )!" - and i thought-- - let's say, "oh, crap" for this. - oh, crap. yeah, oh, crap. - yeah. so, this was something that i found in a little store when i was shopping with my girlfriends and i thought it was so edgy. and i probably-- i was a little bit of a rebel for a minute and thought it would be just cool-- you were a rebel? well, i-- i guess. - because i bought this and i

one of the nurses did tell us our mom is doing well or fine but our mom had not eaten.done it before. once we encourage her then she would start eating again. we didn't have a sense of how bad it was. my sister did inquire if she could have covid. we were on lockdown for it and they did not have any testing going on. >> there were no testing. >> nursing home did not have any covid cases when retrospect, that's not true. >> did they not call the mortuary? >> it was a bit different for us. on the day of my mom's death, my sister and i have been petitioning to visit her. we do whatever it took to be with my mom. my sister dana was able to go out there, allowing one family member in a room. they gave her mask. i believe she wore gloves and she saw my mom. my mom sent us a picture and she did not look good. we didn't understand how bad it was. my sister left to go home and i think within hours she got a call from the nurse, the head nurse to say that my mom was having trouble breathing and by the time my sisters and my brother were able to get to the nursing home, she died.

>> mom i remember became a nurse sometime after i was 8 or 9. as i write about in the book, these were good times economically. we were not struggling during that time. before that i don't know. my grandparents helped out a little bit and one of the stories in the book was they, after mom was no longer in nursing things were tough for the family economically and they were tough socially. >> your mother was married or has relationships with people, 4 or 56 different times. with that disconcerting to see a different man? >> it was an unstable childhood from the perspective of people coming in and out of our lives. i didn't realize until i was older what effect that was having on me. i didn't like it when i was a kid or that i would befriend this guy or feel this guy was becoming a father figure and was out of our lives. i know a lot of my friends were going through the same thing. i didn't appreciate the effect it was having on me. >> you developed a relationship with your biological father, it was not as pleasant an experience as you thought it w

thanks, mom. i'll handle it. >> yeah. >> you just hung up on your mom now?> why are you calling her? you can't handle it? you can't deal with me? >> for the first time, you grew a set of balls? >> i don't know. are you checking? >> actually, i'm looking for 'em. i can't find 'em. >> okay. well, whatever. >> you don't make a deal with someone and then renege. that's not how it-- >> yeah, i know. >> hank, you know what, i'm not gonna waste my time dealing with somebody-- >> you didn't keep up your part of the bargain. >> i'm gonna call your mother. don't touch me. you told me that you thought i spent 150,000, which is not the number, by the way. >> yeah. [scoffs] >> well, why did you say it, then? >> i didn't say that. you probably said it. >> hank, it came out of your mouth. >> no, it came out of your mouth, marcus, just like a lot of stuff comes out of your mouth. >> so you're telling me this place-- >> "sales will go up 200%." [muttering] well, it didn't happen. >> hank, are you 49 or 14? >> 49. >> really? >> yeah. thanks, marcus. >> hank, how would your da

she was a single mom for us.orked at mcdonald's for 18 years. >> it was her job at mcdonald's that allowed sonya to provide for her family. jennifer says sonya at the time wasn't given gloves or face mask at work. she began feeling ill in march but continued to work. she tested positive for covid-19 in early april, after her health took a turn for the worse. >> my cousin, she texted me that there were going to take my mom to the hospital. my mom called us, like my brothers and my sister and me. she called us saying that she was going to have to go in the ventilator, and they were going to put her under sedation. >> that was the last call jennifer had with her mother. >> she told me, i want you guys to take care, and i want you to take care of the kids. that was before she was put in the machine. take care of everyone. >> sonya is now in critical condition. >> we have to make the decision if she, if her heart stops, what, if we want them to resuscitate her or to just let her leave in peace. peace. peac. >> p an em

she's a young mom. >> fantastic. she was a great mom.re wasn't anything she didn't do for those kids. >> reporter: cory's days were filled with diapers, play dates and tantrums, but even then, this great mom never forgot how to be a good daughter. in early 2006 her dad, john, was dying of cancer. >> that was a major event for all of you. >> that was a major event, yes. >> john's decline, huh? >> well, it -- four years he fought it, and the last six months of his life she came every night at 5:00, and sat for, like, a half an hour and visited. that was her time with him. >> reporter: worn down with the stress of care giving, raising four kids, was it any wonder when cory, herself, fell ill. it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly. >> feeling poorly how, curt? what was she ailing from? >> just flu like symptoms. throwing up. we -- we -- we thought she had the -- had the flu. >> reporter: but on monday, the night before valentine's day, cory still managed to get the kids' valentine's cards ready for school

my mom mom mom. mom mom if you keep that i think. you. should. try. to get into just the 1st room with. just a little money and are. you going to continue to do is just make. sure you call in and talk. and then i thought oh my god oh my that nobody else was you know maybe. that's. their own good they're into it with you in it and no match life is a good life. you can talk about for better or for worse we were. born to be no master it with that you think you're. already in the area we could go wherever we wanted but today we argue with the neighbors about which route we're going to take. and then drive and there are lots of other problems. warn. me. along a wall to wall all on me all. going under and younger and there's been a huge change in our landscape this land is still blast showed up here but it's becoming more and more difficult to live and work here no good. you know other than the muddy if you get a little. 'd pick me up to. that. are. going to. do that but. oh whoa whoa. whoa. whoa whoa. what is going on when we are yaks or ill pick. it up an

in all of this and how much support she got from her mom and how important her mom was to be the person she could turn to when she needed to figure p out what she was struggling where she could not speak with her mom if she felt her mom would judge her for having sex. also we didn't have a lot of stories about dad's during this in the book so there is a need for dads to step up to do some more emotional labor around sex specifically during childrearing in general. one more story before i wrap up. this is the classic story you might think of with campus sexual assault. lucy was a freshman going to a boarding school a very conservative environment and had not had much of a chance to socialize. plus a lot of columbia students doing what she needed to get into and had an socialize much in general and was excited for college wanted to go to parties and drink and be popular. she and one of her roommates met two seniors and they were so excited to be getting attention from seniors. so they boughtin them drinks. the bouncer had that freshman and with their fake ids because that's what they do t

so she had seven children, the sixth of which was my mom and she pushed my mom from the time my mom was born to graduate high school, get an education and because of that and because of my mom's sister ruth who also encouraged her to get a degree, my mom became the first in her family to graduate high school and went on to graduate college. she went to break college which many in the room are familiar with, it was a wonderful place that allowed her to get a free education which was something her family did not have the money for her to be able to go to school to pay tuition and quite frankly if she had to go into debt that was not something that people did so she would've had the chance to get her degree if she had the employees. >> my mom coming from that background saw the way the education changed her life, the way it made the world smaller and open doors for her. for her, she felt that she had came so far from the holler in kentucky that nobody left to being able to go to college where she felt like she could learn about ideas in the world and had her horizons broadened. and she rai

. >>> and the heavy toll on moms. so many balancing parenting, working and teaching >> i'm tired i'm guilt ridden >> if you're struggling tonight a powerful message you're not alone >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone the rift is growing tonight between the president who holds there are no limits to his power and governors on the east and west coast who have formed alliances have set their own criteria forthe economy. but that kind of talk was briefly drowned out here in new york late today when officials acknowledged what was widely feared, that the number of dead is far higher than reported tonight more than 3,700 additional names being added to the state's already staggering death toll that now tops 10,000 our team is in place let's begin with the latest on the pandemic and gabe gutierrez in new york >> reporter: at the nation's epicenter a stunning spike late today new york city abruptly increased its death toll by 3,700. city officials say the total is now more tha

my mom mom mom. mom mom if you just said you good. to me if you had a good truck the food we had. it was. it going to continue it was just to make. sure you call when you're feeling. good and when i. don't i don't suppose you'll miss this and that but yeah. she. got on good to into it with you and it. is a good life. human too and not for better or for worse we were born to be nomads hit with that you beat your. we could go wherever we wanted but today we argue with the neighbors about which route we're going to take. and there are lots of other problems. war. me. all. war will. all. on your own there's been a huge change and i'm scared they slander still blast. she left here but it's becoming more and more difficult to live and work here no good me go out with the mahdi if you get a little. bit . out of. the. ok but. you. know whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa. whoa whoa whoa whoa autism and i'm wondering if. you. look at their tongues and lips are inflamed. says in my they want to eat in some families a few animals have died. the priest said that we should make a smoke sacrifice that mig

my dad on friday and my mom on saturday, and they were not even a week in the hospital they passed away >> reporter: the cdc says more than 9,000 health care workers have reported testing positive for covid-19. likely an underestimation. lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you >>> now to the enormous challenge of reopening the country. tonight california's governor laying out goal other states as president trump claims that he has the power to make those decisions. here's tom costello. >> reporter: with california announcing a record 71 deaths in one day, thegovernor today said it will take time to ease these stay at home restrictions >> this phase is one where science, where public health not politics must be the guide. >> reporter: governor newsom announcing six steps in what could be a blueprint for the nation including community testing and isolating those who are positive or exposed. preventing infection of those who are at risk, preparing hospitals to handle a surge of patients, therapeutic drugs to meet demand, and social distancing at schools and businesses >> you may be

mom mom. mom mom if you keep it i think. you. should. try. to become a good judge for food we're. just getting money from the north. if you look at it and you think it was just to make. sure people went into i don't. know man i. don't know that nobody knows about you know maybe. but. yeah. their own good they're into it but we're going to another man's life is a good life. you can talk about for better or for worse we were. born to be no master to it with that you think you're. here we could go wherever we wanted but today we argue with the neighbors about which route we're going to take. the land over and there are lots of other problems. war. me. while they are all on me all. going undergoing younger and there's been a huge change in our landscape they slander still blast she left here but it's becoming more and more difficult to live and work here no good me go out with the mahdi if you get a little. bit out of. that. but. when you. get. home. or go home. for. all which is going on when the variax are ill pick. them up and look at their tongues and lips are inflamed. says in my

me look it up and mom will get it and not to give up a lot of mom again that might be different than a follow up i gave up the mom all day. after day one but i did not go to mom will die mom or dad come up again but then the fun of it a mammal didn't want to give up and about. at the end of our film there actually is a happy ending one in which the ordinary people succeed in their fight against developments that are seemingly beyond their control. on the 27th of february 29th teen the us supreme court ruled in favor of my indian friend who is my hero. the decision ended the absolute immunity of world bank affiliate i have see from lawsuits in u.s. courts from now on the world bank is accountable to people affected by its investments and it can be sued for damages by anyone in the world. if. i knew my 1st graph electronic gear cameron has just one collection site. the materials are recycled resold from the fair price budgeted were just too good to succumb to this wonderful objectives these 2 demonstrate this edition of modern technology that is to give people a minute by a new device

she's not gonna have her mom.owin' that i played a part in that, i can't -- i can't live with that. >> reporter: with josh about to throw himself at the mercy of the court, prosecutors still had the accused triggerman to deal with. but sirius was hanging tough, not saying a word. so with only one of the two accused going to trial, the state's star witness would be josh daniels. as prosecutors prepared him to testify, they were still trying to wrap their arms around sirius' motive for the murder. >> reporter: what's he telling you? >> when i pushed josh on why, why would he do this? and he says, "that's what dudes do for dudes." that's what sirius told him. he's like, "you'd do that for me?" and he just said, "that's what dudes do for dudes." >> reporter: kill your wife? >> right. >> reporter: crunch time for the prosecutors. sirius' trial was looming. and, they were far from confident. >> reporter: what was the weakness in the case? you're still gonna have josh come in as your witness. >> josh -- the jury wouldn't

also the role of gwen's mom and how much support how important her mom was when she needed to figure out what she was struggling with she couldn't speak with her mom if she thought her mom would judge her for having sex. we didn't have a lot of stories about dad's in the book so another take-home is for dads to step up to do a little more emotional labor about sex specifically. so one more story this is the classic story you might think of with campus sexual assault. a freshman going to boarding school very conservative environment and had not had much of aec chance to socialize plus a lot of columbia students she was doing what she needed to do to get into a school so she was excited for college she wanted to lose her virginity and be popular they went to a bar freshman week where they met two seniors and they were so excited to get attention from the seniors they bought them drinks they had that the men with their fake ids because that's what they do is let in pretty girls. the guys bought them drinks was pretty drunk and excited to hang out with scott. she goes back to the fratern

as your mom and dad good. dad doing ok i mean i've barely seen him i think i've you know you know what tolkien i've been at the house to like drop off supplies and i like seeing it's the window i kind of thing but that doing ok i think it's going stir crazy you know they are both in that kind of danger category you know when i was a cancer survivor my dad got oxen's and you know he's got a he's got a mony at 2 times last year is now really you know taking this very seriously thankfully i mean i was i was yelling from you know i was going insane leading up to this being like guys got to take this seriously this is no joke this is no joke and then they have kind of like oh yeah you're right no like yes it was i like to. it really is the lion king circle of life isn't it jack that eventually yeah your beloved parents you circularize and do you go through your upbringing in the white water of youth and then all of sudden you get dumped on the outside and you've got to say you know take this seriously you're the fo

mom. my mom. was. i. i. pod. yeah yeah. yeah. well let. me. tell you. 1 what i'll be this time like a minister i'm off i mean. and i think it's a duty put him on a date on. somebody good i'm almost i love by the way with. him when i actually. did and i'm going to 2 missed a lot when i missed on and i was muslim he would. make it very. often again when i google music on and on and on the i did you taking journal you know that he. was going to play thoughts about other things without. i. was. i. to say that this. was. the only. problems are you have on the right you know bad yeah we got it when i caught one of them when i told them my story that's going to close out the red. flag. oh you know the only oh oh oh oh oh oh. hi def asked the man in with and he needed a snowy julie. to medication was don't want to shit on them when off a little bit i mean about ben goes down all mush i did just about oh i was going to be soft you want to figure out i was just so you can like an. afternoon enjoy. it just it was understood thought that would. was it me

i've never had my mom pause hesitate so it kind of scared me. she goes well, we are all born different. so that's the way god made us and you will be smaller than most people but you are still going to be able to do whatever he want to do. maybe in a little different way, no pun intended but you will be able to do whatever he want. of course, i had no idea what she was talking about. it didn't make me feel any better at the time. but as i went into first grade and then into the second grade, the kids, i was in the same class so they really kind of got over it. they got to know me and it didn't become an issue but when i go out in public, the stairs were always there. there came a time when i didn't want to go out at all. when i did, i hid behind my parents. i wanted to hide. i didn't understand what was happening. it was all because i was shorter and as we got older, the gap increased. so i came to second grade and the teacher introduced us and she used flash cards and somebody stood next to somebody's desk and whoever gave the answer first got

and my mom is somewhere. this is my mom. lemonis: are you mom? laurie: hi, marcus. i'm mom.is: nice to meet you. laurie: nice to meet you, darlin'. lemonis: well, you have a really amazing daughter. laurie: i know. lemonis: and your husband is pretty cool, too. laurie: i know. yeah. he's -- they're both just amazing. lemonis: how long have you guys been together? laurie: twelve. alan: we've been married for 7, and we've been together for 12. lemonis: okay. i was surprised at how many people were actually working and completing only two vans a month. i mean, there was, like, eight or nine people there. so, i wanted to have a little fun exercise. if you were mapping each one of you out on a time line, who starts the process and who finishes it? alex: i think you guys would go first 'cause you do all the marketing and stuff... woman: oh, yeah, marketing. alex: ...and the branding. lacey: and then you filter. alex: and then you come here. and then it's alan, because we go back and forth here. alan: and then... lacey: that's been one of our biggest issues, is that we all have to

like the winter months mom mom. called 9 will not gone up. on. a day break on koa arrive in a small town. yet that they're going to put them on. their. well thought ha ha ha ha ha ha longer there. the thing. back on the road again the weather takes a turn for the worse. icy conditions have stopped the heavy of a collision that track. the last sunday luck. love love love love. love love. love know. how did it all down to. it all. in a blizzard 3600 meters vehicles with lights a load stand a better a child's. death . toll from far off. at minus 30 degrees the road is an ice rink the truckers must code as best they can. just random number one play into the. show when it goes ok. no truck with chocolate. in his little truck takes a chance and manages to push through. further on they stopped to help a driver whose vehicle has broken down you'll. see. just one of them and charge the ship with over the road and program flow groups are. getting good if you look at this up just as one of the. things. i love is it just. as it did those up because of. what

we go to the mom. ok let's do it what do we call the challenger drawn in any case the real winner is the. over 200 kilometers and cyril grams have seen. yeah that's me you're probably wondering what happened 1st thing you need to know if i'd like a petrol head i think and just the sound of exhaust pipes and. burn fuel and like my boss will be telling me that from now on the only beat that's being. tricked are. what. i mean look at that said even a car my mom. got this gets me so upset and i'm just going to take a quick power nap and maybe i'll wake up from this nightmare.

when i got in the car my mom said so how was it? i looked at her and said is there something wrongi with the. she paused. i've never had my mom has a page, so it kind of scared me. she goes we are all born different. that's the way god made us, and you will be smaller than most people, but you're still going to be able to do whatever you want to do. maybe in a little different way, no pun intended, but you will be able to do whatever you want. of course i had no idea what she was talking about and if it didn't make me feel any better at the time. but as i went into first grade and then into second grade, the kids -- i was in the same classroom, so they kind of got over it and got to know me and it didn't become an issue. but when i go out into the public, the staring was always there. there came a point i didn't want to go out at all and when i did, i hid behind my parents. i wanted to hide. i didn't understand what was happening. happening. it was all because i w was shorter. and as we got older, the gap increased. so it came into

she got from her mom. how important her mom was in being the person she could turn to when she needed to figure out what she was struggling with . she would not ever have been able to speak with her mom if she felt like her mom was going to judge her for having sex and it also, we didn't have a lot of stories about dad doing this in the book so another take-home is the need for dads to step up and do more of the emotional labor around sex specifically but child rearing in general. so one more story before i wrap up and we chat . and this is sort of the classic story that you might think of when you think about campus sexual assault. lucy was a freshman, she had gone to boarding school, a very protective conservative boarding school environment and she had not had much chance to socialize, plus like a lot of columbia students he was busy doing what you need to do to get into a highly selective school so she didn't socialize much in general so she was excited for college. she wanted to lose her virginity and

us from her home in new york making an emotional plea for help. >> all i'm focused on is helping my mom. i have to try to>> reporter: ju showing symptoms of coronavirus. she's a passenger onboard the "coral princess" docked in miami. >> we have people telling us that three ambulances showed up, potentially took other people on and my mom is still on the ship. i understand there's other people. there's other priorities. i just can't lose another parent today. >> reporter: sadly her dad died after contiami hospital after waiting four hours to be transferred off the ship. >> i don't know who makes the decisions. everybody says it's not my fault. >> reporter: they were on their dream cruise vacation, which started before the pandemic began. julie now begging anyone for help, even tweeting the mayor of miami. can you please help here? i need to help my mom get to a hospital. >> she does have underlying conditions, so it does make me more worried and this is just a replay of what happened to>>ed prce cruises several tim but they only told us this. it is our understanding that mrs. maa is high

you need your mom. to listen to was a good mother. following the arrest of elisa luce show the family was broken apart and the children were placed in homes all over texas. they have never seen their mother again. i don't know why my sister sitting on death row i didn't go to society having 13 children. there just doesn't make any sense that i'll. have anybody that sat through that trial knows that my sister's child was the circus it was just awful. she stood no chance. she stood no chance we tried to be going everywhere pro bono everybody $150.00 just started 150008 star or do we come up with that money you can sell everything and we still don't have that money do you feel that her attorneys were treated for the trial nope not at all. not at all. sister believes that the lawyers assigned to the case botched the trial. they never interrogated her family or any of her children. says. this is where she live. nor did they investigate and mariah suffered 2 days before the tragedy. we. could have been the cause of her head trauma. from her

. >> i have to try to save my mom. >> her mom is showing signs of coronavirus. she is a passenger on-board the coral princess, dooked in miami. >> we have people telling us three ambulances showed up. took other people off. my mom is still on the ship. i understand there are other people, and priorities, i just can't lose another parent today. >> sadly, her dad, 71-year-old wilson mau died, after contractronaviru julie said at a miami hospital, hurs to be transferred o the ship. >> i don't know who made the decision. they are from south san francisco, on their dream cruise vacation, thattaed before began. asking the mayor of miami. please help me. i have to get my mother to a hospital. >> she has underlying conditions this is a replay of what happened to my dad. >> we reached out to princess cruises. >> it is our understanding, she is high priority to be transferred to a hospital. >> i just want my mom to be safe get the medical care she needs. >> now, an update from julie, she texted me, her mom is now off the ship, in an ambulance, on the way to a hospital in

mom. we're definitely walking into words all in all we no longer know what we're walking into the hands on march. what is unique steve ritchie what about what that. means that he is enormously. who shows possible. just been told. my entire. thing went by. but i live. with the ok i was just going to. be that i was highly. kind of whether it's a panic mode. like i was on the floor some days in my balance or crying praying. they can i. was going to say pull on the limb but you. know most. recently she you know some of the solution to. that was comments on surrounds. the push. to do for me in the bible i'm going to. we're still on lockdown here in moscow and i am continuing to working from home this time around we're making a film about coronavirus survivors and i managed to speak to some of them so in the sound what it's really like to go through covert 19 1st stop we have. our russian woman who lives in spain. yes it's glass but i mean. what else. it's got i'm going emperor. you know and lan

she had seven children the sixth of which was my mom f she pushed my mom to graduate high school. because of my mom's sister ruth who encouraged her to get a degree. she became the first and in her family to graduate high school. she went to brea college many of you know our familiar with that. it allowed her to get a free education which was something her family did not have the money to have. and quite frankly if she have to go into debt. she would not had have the chance to get her degree if she had head that variation. my mom coming from that background saw the way education changed her life. for her she felt like she have come so far from that holler that nobody left to be able to go to brea college where she felt like she could learn about ideas in the world had and just head her horizons brought in. she raised me to believe that there was nothing i was not capable of being and doing. she believed i have the ability to do anything in the world that i wanted to. and because my mom instilled in me from a very early age how important it was to go and get an education and experi

dom, before we get into anything else, tell us about your mom.t the sweetest, the most poignant things being said about her. >> oh, my mom was just -- she loved, like, you know, cooking and hosting. one of her, you know, favorite things, if i brought a friend over, she had to make sure that everyone was fed and, you know, having a good time, and she looked out for others, and, you know, my mom was full of culture and life. she loved the old traditions. she passed them on to me, and she was also, like, really awesome on the dance floor. i think -- with my father, you know, if my mom was there, a party, she just could, like, tear apart a tango or a waltz. incredible to watch her. >> she looks, in these pictures you are showing, looks vibrant and healthy. this was an illness, covid-19, took over rapidly. did it not? talk to us about what happened? >> yeah. actually, my mother had been, she had been diagnosed with a very mild bone marrow cancer. so she'd been treated in the hospital a few weeks before she caught this virus and i don't understand why

mom now finds made. no one knows makes the. old woman the surest the belle of the exclusion of the most of the while the she didn't show it in action by you to buy this new year of the year when someone i love is this me girl can go with the old i was just going to tell you i was little girls don't. call that 19 was for grest of li increasing so what they initially tested me for was influenza and they said we're also going to test you for the corona virus. which got us also a. short video interview. yes. there she was a little but we. were sitting getting music then went to search didn't turn into my new one of the pros. and this not caught on the. net. i don't know if you know. just how it works or you. can use an x. let's. score a current. reality when you. have to. think about i thank you. so. much thanks guys i guess when i was in the car wrecks it was crowded but i. do not want to. relax while supplying the war and about her general alexander was checking out his living arrangements. to. get a question she. said. if the. l

and finally, every mom loves breakfast in bed.g you guys at "gma" and your viewers have been doing to support small businesses. this is a great way to do that and get breakfast in bed for mom. from goldbelly. so they serve a ton of the best restaurants across the country nationwide. we're talking you could get biscuits from loveless cafe in nashville or doughnut's from stan's in chicago. i got this amazing, quintessential new york city brunch from sable's on the upper east side, lox, bagels. starting at $22 and up. you can even do city subscription boxes if you'd like and the great thing about that is 100% of those proceeds go to frontline workers to support them. so it's just -- it's a win all around, check out goldbelly. you will not be sorry. >> that is so fantastic. we love that. lori bergamotto, thank you for these wonderful ideas. we appreciate it. for more gift ideas for mother's day you can go to goodmorningamerica.com and we ♪ >> announcer: how are you staying sane at home? tomorrow on "gma," katy, luke and lionel are unp

just, what did you see with your mom going through this battle?en it became clear she had to rush to the hospital, there was ems workers who took her to the hospital. there were the nurses,ly call every day. the doctor who would take time to call me and those are the people who were the front line workers risking their lives so that my mom would -- >> we lost connection with scott stringer at the comptroller whose mom died from the coronavirus. >>> new york preparing to hit the apex of the pandemic, but does that mean we're going to see an immediate downward impact on the numbers? the numbers of people who are dying. the numbers of people getting infected. we'll take a closer look at what that might mean. also, the field hospital just went up in central park. expect it to max out in just a few days. new york city struggled to contain the virus, ahead. you know when your dog is itching for an outing... or itching for some cuddle time. but you may not know when he's itching for help... licking for help... or rubbing for help. if your dog does these

do and we have a new mom and i thought i was. annoyed by my girl with a scope come on but i thought a couple which gloved over you was the new mom and. what your course. they usually use this you like you could you he cheated or you loved your work it is. your dog we've got all 3 now very special and a starbucks for lefty he's above you know she's a we all struck mom enough. when this would you say it was your cue to give you just look that's kind of i'm not sure if you feel you just wish to continue to give us a great story from somebody who would go through. i'm still comes i'm a. bit of a. monument to them. and i. didn't need cliff. stood as a mom and. little. if you would with a nipple that would be. your kid. could be thought. of as the child. in the. 5. ft 6. ft. 6 ft st. when. i'm a. kid. what movie i don't know about. we're going to do what the well that you do you not. being the butt joke with us but. in the quest to make us you know and she knows the face you know. but i'm sure they didn't give up it. to me. mother love

[inaudible] >> after my 18 birthday i told mom, i'm going into the marine corps.ow the difference between a marine and army guy. marine had an attractive uniform and that could get the girls that appeals. martha: they were to paris island and they would train and become marines. >> i remember my mother did not want him to become a marine. she would prefer to have him in the navy because then he would have a bed to sleep in instead of a fox hole. martha: harry graduated high school, kissed his girlfriend good-bye and vowed to marry her when he got home. he was off to paris island for training. he wrote to uncle frank, my grandfather who was like a father to him after his dad died. >> we try to keep going. yesterday we drilled in the sun at 120-degrees wearing full combat gear. 3 fellows collapsed. one fellow tried to commit suicide by cutting throat, just by chance they found him before he died. martha: charles remembers well how tough it was. >> if i would have a gun i would have did the same thing. it was tough but they made a marine out of you. martha: while res

hoping for the best for those little ones and mom too. keep sending your stories and ideas to project home and see all of susie steimle's reporting on our website. >>> and you could be getting some money back from your insurance provider. the state's insurance commissioner ordered companies operating in the state to refund at least a portion of premiums for march and april. in addition to private passengers and commercial auto insurance, the order replies to worker compensation, commercial liability, and medical malpractice. >>> violent storms shifting to the east coast after leaving a path of destruction in the south. that storm ripped apart homes, tore down trees, power lines, you name it. there were reports of at least 40 tornadoes from texas to south carolina. more than 30 1 million homes an businesses have lost power. >>> closer to home, a little less drama here in the bay area, but beautiful weather. we're so fortunate. is it going to continue, paul? hopefully yes! >> yeah, it is going to continue for the next several days. we could

mom now finds made. no one having. the. problem in the show us the bottom of the stairs you look at the most of the when the sheep didn't show it should buy you to buy these new year of the year couldn't sell but i live in is this me go can go with the old i was just going to tell you i was a bulls don't. call that 19 was for glass of li increasing so what they initially tested me for was influenza and they said we're also going to test you for the corona virus. which got us also. feeling the show into great pearl. yes. there she was a little but we. were sitting around music then went to search didn't turn pneumonia one of the pros. there is not good on the. net. i don't know if you know. just when you. can use an x. . score current. reality when you. have to. think about i thank you. so. much thanks guys i guess when i was in the car wrecks it was crowded but i guess we're not. really. well supplying the war and about her general alexander was checking out his living arrangements. to. cash she. said. lord show that she. h

he was distraught about my mom and distraught and exhausted and just downloaded. and at that point i had a huge dilemma. i just learned a lot that goes to the truth of the hoffa disappearance that is not known and it is credible and i cannot write the book without this information. it's crystal clear to me. but on the other hand a couple c weeks later he said you cannot put that stuff in the book. not because he feared for his life but it would violate his honor he told me something that he wasn't supposed to. i struggled with what to do. and that was my plan because i wanted to exonerate him but the way was to publish the book until he passed away but because of the scorsese movie , he was very anxious for me to publish the book because he didn't want one - - did want the public to know he did not drive him to his death he was putting pressure on me so i said i will let him decide.ka i showed him the manuscript which included the things he told me. not every single detail that what i found to be i material. and i would let him decide and make a trade-off about wh

daughter tries her best to maintain family ties with her mom whose life is on hold . it's a challenge to make her exist spiritually to her children to maintain a semblance of normality. this isn't their 1st christmas but this is one of the. mom gets copies of all of these photos and we try to send as many as possible the boys try to send as many cards. so. they write letters. trying to keep in contact. david on what's going on. children who have never seen the grandmother that they hear about all the time and who will one day learn the truth about her. i usually have my mom with the newest announcement here anything that's new it's cool everything like that picture will be the one that got the news announcement next to it. but. yes. she's always included and the kids ask all the time. all the time mother's day was always pretty difficult at our house. one of the questions what kind of questions with. the normal questions you know how soon they are doing was last time we talked to nana are we when are we going to be able to go see them you know. how come we can't go. a

. >> helping my mom. i have the try to save her. >> julie's mom is now showing symptoms of coronavirus. she is a passenger on board the coral princess, docked in miami. >> we have people telling us that three ambulances showed up, took -- potentially took other people and my mom still on the ship. i understand there is other people, there is other priorities, i just can't lose another parent today. >> sadly, her dad, 71-year-old wilson maa, died yesterday, after contracting coronavirus. julie says he died at a miami hospital after waiting four hours to be transferred off the ship. >> i don't know who makes the decision. everybody says it's not my fault. >> the maas from south san francisco were on their dream cruise vacation which started before the pandemic began. julie now begging anyone for help, even tweeting the mayor of miami, can you please help here? i need to help my mom get to a hospital. >> she does have underlying conditions. so it does make me more worried. and this is just a replay of what h

mom now finds made. no one i mean he doesn't exist. the. problem in the show us the blob of exclusion of the most of the one the scene detroit in which a body in the well is new year of the year when someone i love is this me go can go with the old i was just going to tell you i was a bulls don't. call that 19 was for glass of li increasing so what they initially tested me for was influenza and they said we're also going to test you for the corona virus. which got us also. feeling the show into great pearl. if. she was little but we. were sitting getting music then went to search didn't tempt pneumonia one of the pros is. this and i could only do this and yet. i don't know if you know. just ornish. user x. . school or current. reality when you. think about i thank you. so. much thanks guys i guess when i was in the car wrecks it was crowded but i. do not want to. relax while supplying the war and about her general alexander was checking out has been arranged. to. shoot a question she. said. lord show that she. has on which it would show. a

mom. my mom. was. i. i. oh yeah you're going to sit down all of. the talk to you can tell my. mom this is the silent city bomb and after the charge as i love you. might do in time gate you know john you had to. know i let you go i mean to do it on a few of my stupidity that you want me to write maybe more that you don't know what you mean i you know. he still has to meet. john they would have been satisfied with you. yeah he. lost you much you know yes and you're sad to food but maybe bored and you want to sell their cars. my last thought on these guys yes you can us all you want you may not. live. my. life i was. was. was. like. oh tell me i know. what i'd be this time like minister said i'm off and i know and i think it's a d.d. could am i just get beat on. somebody could and i was alive by the way we. caught him when i actually. did and i'm not to be missed a lot when i miss anon i was muslim he would. make it very. often again when i google music one afternoon i would tell is he going to meet an idiot going to do this going to is committed to was he couldn't have only list