once the family was back in the car it was business as usual and answer nathan's questions about thed rush. probably the best gift you gave me, and i say this frankly to no offense intended to nathan or abbey, and almost on par with the police department manual and requested to me act as a cosupportive person at nathan's experience and this gift, the one of nathan's birth was in every aspect vintage milton like so many of your gifts. it was created. it benefits more than one person. it sincerely flattered the primary recipient and it was free. do you remember when we both lived in new york and we and cousin andy were leaving the subway when a man asked for a dollar for a cup of coffee. you replied "come on i will buy you the cup of coffee and the sandwich" and we were all shocked. he gave you a long appraising look and gave a comical shrug and the two of you went and you instructed us to wait for you at washington square park. another gift from milton and no moraling, just good. you laughed so hard when you guy ordered two peanut butter and jelly sandwichs in that dinner. the next ti

nathan had made him a root beer float to temp him and he loved it. the day before he wasn't moving and not speaking and we were trying to get him to take water or broth and shut his mouth tightly and when the boys got home nathan made him another root beer float and milton went "uumm" and like he was saying out of the depth of his being. i love you. i am drinking you in and you are delicious. before he died he wanted to make sure i knew how much he loved me and knew that he knew how much i loved him. in the last few days of his life when friends would come milton will open his eyes and stare at him although he couldn't speak and his stare meant you mean so much to me and i want you to know that and he is appreciating the love and giving it right back to you. he loved to host a party and in his honor i say go enjoy the delicious food and drinks and remembrances of him in conservations and thank you all for coming. >> thank you all and make sure to sign the guest books take pictures of the view of the city that you soon went forgot. our first look out

it's really my honor today on behalf of milton's family, friends and his wife abbey and his sons and nathan will and theo and you will be hearing from this afternoon. it's really my honor to welcome you to this commennation of the life and spirit of our irreplaceable friend miltion marks. today we will hear tributes and memories from those that knew milton in many aspects of his life and work, and i think together these memories and tributes will begin to form a mosaic of the multi-dimensional man he was. i use that word because i wrote it yesterday afternoon want thinking of the mosaic of words, and the word cloud that abbey and will and you collaborated on to express the many dimensions of milton markses and you can look at those expressions of milton and likely add your own. like i said you will be from a number of folks giving their thoughts and tributes to milton today and please stay for the reception afterwards. sign the guest books which are now outside. some of you may have come in before they were placed and together we will create our word cloud and mosaic of milton. to begin it'

they've been coming to encourage nathan during his battle with cancer. >> nathan's big thing the first time the secret service came out to visit him was how can they come out to see me if it's supposed to be a secret? >> reporter: it's no secret now. they're excited about next week's event. >> monday we're supposed to be picked up by the secret service. we'll be with them the entire time. that's going to be a real treat for the kids because they love asking them all kind of questions. >> reporter: nathan has a brother and two sisters that will join him on his presidential journey. what are you looking forward to the most? >> probably seeing him in person. >> reporter: they're not sure if they'll actually have a chance to speak to the president. if that does happen, the kids have one question for him. >> maybe talk to him about jesus. >> reporter: faith is important to the normans. it's something they'd love to share with the president as he starts his 2nd term. >> i know my husband has said he'd really like to pray for him for god's leading and discernment in leading our country. >> th

. >> hey, nathan. >> yes. >> i'm getting a band-aid. hang out at the kitchen counter for a second. >> in this case as in the previous investigations we worked with the computer watchdog group, perverted justice. its decoys go into chat rooms posing as 12, 13, 14, 15-year-old kids home alone. >> i'll be right back down. >> do me a favor and have a seat. and take your hands out of your pockets. go have a seat. as a potential predator walks in, there's a whole other investigation starting outside the house. the sheriff's department is moving into position, trying to monitor what's going on. so there are no surprises. the police are set up in a house across the street. there's a motor home. they've got the entire area covered. what are you doing here? >> planning to visit somebody. >> who did you come to visit? >> katie. >> katie? how old is katie? >> 13. >> 13. and how old are you? >> 23. >> 23. do you see a problem with that? that's yes? >> uh-huh. >> what is the problem that you see? >> she's 13. >> i mean, there seems little doubt as to

. >>> physical comedian and popular youtuber nathan barnette has made us laugh for quite a while with funny dance moves and his antics that he pulls online, in his videos. >> you've been naughty! >> but he's also going to show us that he's got a pretty big heart. >> i got message from this guy who said he really likes my dance videos and going to buy my shoes. elliotts. >> gary wrote back, since i'll never be able to dance it will be nice to have one of those dance shoes. >> it looks like sgaer in a wheelchair nathan didn't ask what went wrong with gary or what his disability would be. >> recently we dancing in san francisco, for macy's. >> you see it on the soul. there's mason doing his thing. this guy pulls off dance moves i've never seen a human being do. you know, getting the shoes a little dirty, really working them in. >> this is awesome. ♪ >> gary was blown away when he saw the video. nathan said he sent the shoes off to him and gary also said that his dad is going to be superexcited to see the video when he gets out of the hospital. so sounds like gary's going through a rough

they want to meet nathan, put their arms around nathan be arrested by nathan. border patrol brought their drug-sniffing dogs. the secret service brought their bomb detection robots. 250 state troopers drove from new england to salute nathan in formation. the family still gets cards, uniformsing s uniforms, combat yards. and they tell him he is their hero for the battle he is waging. here's a boy who could have asked go to disney world and all he wanted was a card from them. virginia state trooper grew emotional describing how cops felt they had to respond to a child they could help. >> you know you see children in bad accidents that have died and stuff like that and it brings back memories. then you have a little boy like this that's dying, and you try to do what you can for them and that's it. >> reporter: part of you thought, i can help this one. >> right. the others were too late. >> reporter: nathan is on chemotherapy right now. he is tired a lot, but when he isn't, he likes hearing where all of this comes from. what do you think when you're wearing two sec

the loss is great for our city, but the greater loss is for abbey and nathan, theo and will. abbey, you know my great affection for milton, and you know why. even though i'm just a campaign manager we became really, really good friends, i don't think the world should be without him, so boys one day when you're feeling a little lost and wondering who you are come to me, and i will regale you with tales of a great man, your father, because he loved you so. thank you. [applause] >> we have just -- i think two or more speakers who served with milton in public service before hearing from abbey so please welcome milton's friend and former supervisor aaron peskin. >> thank you peter. thanks to abbey, to the children, to his brother and sister and milton's friends. i think you heard it. milton was a mensh. he was a absolute definition of a mensh. i didn't meet milton in politics. i met him in the historic preservation day and i can't remember where but it was 96 or 97 and i was making my usual fuss in saving the columbo building on column bus avenue and milton said there is a way to

that is nathan.rning, nathan. >> good morning. >> reporter: now, you are a 49ers fan from connecticut. how did that happen? >> well, i actually grew up in california just moved to connecticut about three years ago. and, you know, just been a 49er fan all my life. >> how excited were you when you watched the game and knew the 49ers were going to the super bowl? >> oh, my goodness, it's been so long since they've been. i was just going nuts. it was an awesome time. i can't wait for us to, you know, win this thing. >> reporter: yeah. no kidding. what do you think of colin kaepernick? i mean, that was a pretty gutsy move by the coach earlier this season to put him in. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, he is such a young kid and, you know, i was a little nervous, you know, being on such a big stage the past couple games. but i mean, he has proven himself, you know, absolutely each and every game. so i'm really excited for the future. >> reporter: nathan, quickly, are you the only 49ers fan in connecticut? >> no.

contributions he made to san francisco and every other community where he lived, and through abbey, nathan, theo and will, and the rest of his family whom he loved most of all. we loved milton and we miss him terribly but we will never forget him. thank you. [applause] >> milton never stopped advocating for what he believed that the kreakdz and maintenance of san francisco's forestry program was civic involvement and support and i think milton would appreciate that if we knock on supervisor's doors and do some advocacy since we're all here anyway. although milton didn't relish the work he had to do in these halls he knew it was necessary for the canopy outside to grow and thrive and let's remember where his legacy really lies and it gives me solace to know that his sons will see him imprint in san francisco every time they walk down the street. let's all look up and remember him this way. thank you. [applause] >> we get to meet milton's niece zoey marks. >> i was think about the past 19 years with my uncle milton in preparation for writing this piece but i was really stumped. how could i e

after he came home with hospice care nathan made a root bill float to temp him. he loved it. the day before he died he wasn't moving much. we were trying to get milton to take water or broth all day and shut his lips firmly. you want to introduce theo. >> no. introduce hippo. >> okay. you introduce hippo and you have to go sit down. okay. ready? go on. >> okay. this h

this morning as we listened to the medical panel and to vice admiral nathan's comments, we heard about some of the skills and expertise in the medical arena that have been learned internationally and are being brought to bear through the exchange both yesterday and today to the local scene. wondering if the panel has other examples that they could cite on where the benefits have been learned that have been taken, specific skills that have been taken internationally as we look at humantarian assistance, or that you know that you'd like to bring back and bring into the domestic arena. >> just this last summer, we conducted the rim of the pacific exercise 2012. we did it in the state of hawaii and the surrounding operating area. it brought forth 22 nations, roughly 25,000 soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines. but one of the things that we did embedded in this rim pac exercise was a five-day humanitarian assistance disaster relief. we used it as an accreditation not only for some of our adaptive force packages, but more importantly to the state of hawaii to allow them to get an accreditation

her relationship with nathan was in trouble.hey had set a wedding date, but she was getting cold feet. >> it was like a dream come true, only i was marrying the wrong person. >> did you know that then? >> i knew that then. >> at the altar, you knew you were marrying the wrong person? >> i knew i should not be getting married. i was walking down the aisle and my dad said, are you sure you want to do this? he said, we can walk out right now. >> why didn't you? >> i don't know. >> just six weeks later, the relationship fell apart. sara moved back in with her parents, divorced at 27. and now a new round of rumors was spreading around school that sara was sleeping with one of her students, a serious allegation. so serious it reached the school's front office. >> i was questioned by the administrator and basically this -- they had heard from a student that i had an inappropriate relationship with a student. >> sara denied it, and the school seemed to buy it. >> they investigated, looked into it. obviously, they found nothing and we we

♪ >> yeah, nathan has three daughters.ut there being the obvious inspiration for that ad. >> we could've probably turned on the camera and filmed me documentary style and it would be the same thing. it was actually funny. we were trying to figure out, we've got my little girl, now we need to find someone who looks like her dad and clearly we went with the better casting choice. >> so here's my question, last year's ad had the flying baby, this year's ad has the daughter. good ads involve kids, that old rule of kids and animals? >> yeah, i mean, it's funny because the old rule usually is never work with kids and animals. and we decided to go in the opposite direction. we like to make it as hard on ourselves as possible. but i think this year it turned out great. next year, maybe we'll cast teenagers. incrementally every year to do a different thing. >> let's talk about the contest. is there a budget limit here? >> you know, there isn't. it's kind of like whatever, you know, we've heard of people who spent $5,000, who spent

nathan has worked on this a long time and as a big grant from google and has expanded this operation into a global durrell forecasting initiative called the global viral and one of the things, one sample of the kind of work being done out there is he and his people send little kids out with the people, usually men who do the bush meat hunting from the villagees in central africa, filter papers, simple filter papers of the kind used for medical purposes and not that different from what you filter your coffee with. and ziploc bags. they pay the hunters to collect samples for them. a daughter of blood on filter paper placed in a ziploc bag now can be used as a sample from which in the laboratory a week or two weeks or months later you can extract enough dna or rna to identify virus. used to have to capture an animal, take a blood sample and rush it to the u.s.. liquid nitrogen would freeze it. they are at room temperature and do not have to be kept cool. this can be done, they used pcr technology and other fancy laboratory things to extract not live virus. you can't extract live virus f

that is what nathan wolfe and his people are doing, the idea being to spot the next big one at a very early phase. decades past before we realized hiv was in the human population. we catch the next big one earlier than that. >> how do these deadly animal viruses tend to evolve? do you think they will continue to evolve at the rate that they have done in our recent experience of monitoring and trying to control from? >> two things can happen. picture you are a virus in africa. humans are coming in turning down the habitat and turning down a monkey's habitat, killing the monkey for food, building villages, settlements, timber camps, the rise and, prospects of that particular virus are shrinking and shrinking and shrinking. at the point where that monkey approaches the brink of extinction two things can happen. it can go extinct or it can make a leap to another host. i don't want to make it sound teeley logical, they don't make choices and evolution is not theological anyway. they have consequences. if there's no spillover the virus goes extinct with the monkey. if the virus gets into a

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. >> nathan burress, convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her friend in the toll plaza was sentenced to death today. burress shot and killed deborah ross and maurice chucky everett at the toll plaza in 2009. during the sentencing burress says it doesn't matter because california legal battles over the death penalty make the execution unlikely. >> a man released from president yochb ak convicted for two murders years ago is accused now of killing his mother. he faced a judge and murder charges again, today. >> convicted double murderer and former death row inmate pled not guilty to killing1 çñ >>> prurters accused him of buying her a 73-year-old lexus. it left the victim bankrupt and heart broken. investigators say she apparently used some nonpay off the victim in another criminal case. >> overseas now new information on the hostage situation in algeria. >> the obama administration confirm that's americans are still being held by islamic militants. >> one american worker from texas has been found dead. it's not clear how he died. u.s. officials today rejected an offer bit kidnappers t

the next one is for dan nathan.h in motion risk reversal after the next move up? >> wow. charles, you are a brave man. here's the thing. this stock has gone para bollic and everything is pointing towards this january 30th. bb 10 launched it. i think this is going to fall flat on its face, a flat-out disaster. that being said, when you say risk reversal, i think you are implying sell a call to buy a put. i think that's a dangerous way to play. i would rather be long premium to play for a pullback. >> and finally, guy gets one. from the roxbury women's basketball team. they say -- >> what do you mean -- >> i don't know on twitder, you never know who anybody is. anyway. opinions regarding nat gas prices, chesapeake energy. >> i thought you could short chesapeake around 17.5, 18. that proved to be incorrect. the stock traded up to 18.5. in my opinion, the two best ways to still play the space is specifically a patchy but tans jenningsly. and congratulations to the rox. >> do you think that's really the team? >> i know i

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day we were there, kindergarten teacher sabrina morey struggled to figure out why seven-year-old nathan was so upset. >> students don't have a way to communicate with me. they don't have a way to tell me how they're feeling, what they want, what they need. >> oh, look, the ipad's here. >> for the past year, morey and her fellow teachers ian stuart and stacie carroll have been involved in the first study to find out just how effective the ipad is with their students. has the ipad made any difference? >> the ipad has made a huge difference. there's something about using the ipad that draws the students in. they're engaged with it in a way that we don't see with other toys or puzzles or teaching tools. >> the study has found that it improves the children's willingness to socialize, something autistic kids have trouble with, and it enhances their attention spans. >> can you look at the numbers, jennifer? >> in this video, recorded by the school, stacie's trying to get little jennifer to focus on learning to count using the old paper method. >> so she's not paying attention right now? >> no,

nathan burris received the death penalty after an emotional hearing in martinez. burris was convicted of killing his former girlfriend and her male friend- who he believed were romantically involved. >> this is a computer image of a generic human body that the new airport security scanners will display now that congress has mandated that the t-s-a replace the old x-ray scanners at u.s. airports. the old ones reveal graphic images of the naked body which concerned many travelers here in the bay area oakland international is one of two airports still using the old scanners and passengers there tell kron4 they welcome the change >> i think that it is a good thing. it shows that t s a actually shows a bit of sincerity. >> i think that it is good if you did not have anything to hide. they both worked effectively. >> because they have the privacy borders sybarite's. >> san jose mineta airport also has the old security scanners at both of its terminals. congress has given the t-s-a. a june 2013 new scanners nationwide borders -- several writes. -- >> pam: civil rights-ca

nathan. tadpole. and help ensure a constant supply of clean energy.ngs we build share one belief. that the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. >> bill: continuing now with george stephanopoulos from the abc news studios in new york city. i want to get your take from tom brokaw former nbc anchors saying this about supporting gun control. it reminds me a lot of what happened in the south in the 1960's during the civil rights movement. good people stayed in their houses and didn't speak up when there was carnage in the streets. and total violation of the fundamental rights of african-americans as they marched in selma and they let bull kanter and the redneck elements of the south and the clan take over the culture and become the face of it now a lot of people who i knew who grew up during that time have deep regrets about not speaking out. >> bill: is it valid to compare gun control with civil rights? >> it's not the analogy i would use but i think what he was talking about there is the kind of passion tha

nathan. tadpole. ... to feel like a kid again. because the world's biggest challenges deserve even bigger solutions. powerful answers. verizon. new to the necessities of war the pentagon has allowed some exceptions. medic, military police and the like. this new decision which was already recommended by the joint chiefs of staff, we could one day see women in elite commando units. jennifer griffin works the pentagon with us and is is there tonight. how many jobs would now be open to women, jennifer? >> shep, this new directive will open more than 230,000 jobs to women in the army and marines. secretary panetta plans to lift the military's ban on women serving in combat opening thousands of front line combat positions to these women. the ban has been in place since 1994. the service chiefs have until january 2016 to seek exceptions to certain units, shepard. >> shepard: what have recent tests shown? the physical limitations? can women do this? >> well, remember last october, the marines took the unusual step of opening up a one of t

nathan norman and his family will be at the inauguration. the invitation was just the latest show of support the cancer-stricken child has received since he asked for christmas cards from firefighters and first responders. i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one man in china might be lighter than a feather. a home decorator managed to stand on top of several rows of eggs without breaking a single shell. he balanced on the eggs and even picked up a bicycle with his mouth for the tv show inspired feat. despite breaking plenty of eggs, i'm sure he did, he's ready for the next big challenge, no word on what that is. >>> well, watch what you eat. the extreme eating awards have ranked the worst dishes at your favorite restaurants. the annual awards list chart-topping deep fried breakfast steak from ihop. no surprise there. smoothies with 22 spoons of sugar from smoothie king. and creamy pasta from the cheesecake factory, thousands of calories. they are delicious. and for d

"nathan burris" camino a la caseta donde se encontraba trabajando su ex novia, debora ross y le disparolla rogara que no lo hiciera. --segundos antes, el hombre, tambien le quito la vida a una amistad de la victima que la esperaba en su auto para llevar a su casa. -burris, no mostro remordimiento en su sentencia de matar a su ex novia. stop open blanca ---surge nueva informacion en torno al caso de la madre de san jose... take vo ....que el martes pasado causo una gran movilizacion de la policia cuando alerto falsamente a las autoridades que hombre latino habia intentado raptar a su hija de 3 aÑos. ---hoy la policia de la ciudad informo que la mujer, cuyo nombre no ha sido revelado, no podria ser acusada formalmente hasta el proximo mes. ---denunciar un delito falso a la policia, es considerado un delito menor en california. cesar ---la alcaldesa de oakland, jean quan, se encuentra hoy en washington d.c. para participar en la conferencia anual de alcaldes del pais... take vo ---en declaraciones al diario oakland tribune, quan dijo que parte de su agenda mientras esta en la capital del p

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. >> and nathan gonzales is the deputy editor of the rothenberg political report and a contributor toll. are you going to be referred to that some day? will we be introducing you as a press secretary in the first clinton administration. >> >> i look forward to clinton 45. i'm there. >> in all honesty, these are some serious donors of hers, people you know and recognize. >> right. >> is there such a thing as too early or too soon to do this? is this how the way other 2016ers will physically go on trips to iowa, new hampshire, she won't? is this how they go about doing it? >> well, look, it is a little distracting to have people talking about her. on the other hand, she freezes everything in place. the entire democratic field is frozen till she decides what to do. >> mark o'malley still looks at the travel schedules to des moines he can't raise money and line up supporters. everyone is on the sidelines till she's in or out. she's needs time, to take a few months at a minimum, rest, take a lay of the land and decide what she wants to do. clearly there's tremendous support for her deep in

acknowledge my amazing legislative aides who are sitting behind me and i would ask them to stand, nathan alby [sounds like], sheila -- stephanie ashley [sounds like] and philip reed [sounds like] was watching from home with the little one. amazing that people take time off and still was the board of supervisors. thank you very much. i also want to acknowledge the amazing campaign staff that i had because i too had an amazing campaign staff including kelly croft and seth richard, and all the amazing and incredible people dedicated their time, rosie dilger [sounds like] who is also here but so many of you. and most importantly, i want to thank the 24,044 voters of district 9, but who is counting, right? who voted for me. but also the other voters who engaged in this process. thank you for being a part of this process. you know, the thing about what happens in city hall is that often times it's the political drama that perhaps gets the most attention. a lot has been written for infants about the board presidency , what is going to happen here. i don't have a prepared speech. the thing that

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he was a very engaged, loving, playful, creative, present father, and so adored nathan, theo, will and of course his remarkable and miracle of a wife abbey, and the love and relationship he had with david, caro. that's what made his life a success and he knew that so very well. if i have learned one thing in my years of the legislature it's that term limits are real. they're real because they come and you go, but i got the sense from milton that he understood that we have term limits for life as well, but how easy is it for all of us to life life so easily without thought or recognition that is time limited. if you look at the life of milton marks you know with certainty he understood there wasn't a day or moment to waste because the click is ticking on his tragically too short life. i would like to close with a hebrew prayer which is said at times of joyful occasions, but i think might necessarily have greater meaning at times of painful transition because of course life isn't life without the joy, without the sorrow ." (speaking hebrew). >> blessed as you and krawt creator and sustai

>> ladies and gentlemen, we give you playing goalie for the first time from -- >> that is captain nathaneggris. he's been in afghanistan seven months with the minnesota national guard. his family had no idea he was at the game. so here's his daughter, shooting pucks at him, and she has no idea -- his daddy -- >> he comes storming out of the goal. at first she looks scared and then, wait -- daddy? >> she was there with her mom and brother donavan and sister. they got a really big striz. >> notice on top of the net instead of gatorade, flowers back there. i think you know who those are going to as well. >> the minnesota hockey game. >> hockey's a pretty big deal in minnesota, at college level for sure, but this, even bigger. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >>> you may recognize this woman. this is tanya who became the face of gigantism. a condition known at acromegaly. she took her story to the media, and became a hero to others who suffer from her condition. i'm very sad to report that tanya passed away yesterday at the young age of 34. >> what exactly is gigantism, other than the obviou

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