asked nick son is right there trying to stop the relentless onslaught of his enemy his mother waits patiently for an occasional call from him when they do come they're all too brief for his own safety all he can tell is everything's fine so he calls me i don't he calls me to say that he's fine and that's it it doesn't happen often but once in 23 days at the beginning they used to call me once in 4 days now more often the war hasn't changed my routine a lot but we do communicate a lot with other mothers whose kids are on the front asking each other about them because we all have kids serving there i can share my emotions in church only i feel bad but i can sure it's only when i light a candle in a church i keep everything inside. sending a son into the line of fire is soul destroying for any mother but in this conflict it seems there is no greater. yes apart than one i'm proud of having the child no mother knowing there is currently a war in the car in a car battle comey arrest her head and a pillow during calls and conversations he always told us that he was very far from the front line we le

he's like, "your son is dead." >> nick and haile were both dead. mberly fell to her knees, and then the chaplain told her it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit? >> i just remember feeling, i said what do you mean shot to death, when i could get something out. and they said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot, what do you mean shot three times? and that was the -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in, and then my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby. and i remember i went right outside and i sat in the snow. i just buried my head into my hands and i started to cry. and then he tapped me on the shoulder and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically why? i guess we all just couldn't believe it was both at one time so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb, how and

had already taken the lead and finished well ahead of his nearest rivals after the race schumacher son nick presented hamilton with one of his father's old helmets mission off the achievement . hello the headlines on al-jazeera at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of going on care of all 3 officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a resign and armenia are accusing each other of violating a cease fire deal just over a week after the us president announced he was tested positive for cover 19 donald trump has told fox news he no longer has the virus in that same interview is said he believes he's now immune to it this is salumi has more from new york. akhil winning wording that was used by his physician.

a few weeks ago, paul's son nick gave his dad four notes and asked him to improvise a tune.or who. there's no way i would be having a career as a composer now, if it hadn't had been for you, paul. my name was griffiths in those days, alex griffiths. oh, ido... i run a charity which brings people together through music. so i run a choir for people with and without communication disabilities. it communicates from the heart and from the soul. it's not from the brain, it's from somewhere deeper. and you brought that to your students. # ijust died in your arms tonight... my name is nick eede. oh, for goodness' sake! i've got pictures of you. we've been looking at pictures of you. we were so proud of you. crikey, it was wonderful. you made it so inclusive that kids who were just sitting around, you know, not really doing great academically, would shine on stage. i find that pretty emotional myself, you know? you gave people a chance they wouldn't normally have had. wow, wow. it's been very emotional, it's been wonderful to speak to you all. it really has. paul's improvised piece h

. >> and my son nick we will put down about three dozen in a sitting >> savannah is sitting there sayingsomething for everybody. i'm super happy to hear how that all worked out a real win/win >> thank you, harry. >> thank you, harry. >>> just ahead, jenna is catching up with nicole kidman before the premiere of her binge-worthy new show. >>> plus, bobby flay working on a tasty spin on wings on "today food." >>> good friday morning. i'm chris chmura. pg&e is still restoring power this morning to some customers whose electric was turned off due to fire danger this week. more shutoffs might occur this weekend. pg&e is now looking at possibly much larger and more widespread outages starting sunday. that's when extremely high fire danger is forecast. pg&e says conditions are still in flux, though. customers at risk of losing electric might be notified later today. >>> all right, who do you recommend should be keeping an eye on the weather this weekend, kari? >> i think it will definitely be the east bay and parts of the north bay. we are going to see still some nice, calm weather for today an

a big stop and coach brennan is fired up, third quarter, spartans strike first, nick starkle finds derrick deis, jr., sonsive lineman much the niners derek, and a fumble, jenkins recovers and that leads another connection, spartans open the season with a 17-6 win and will play new mexico in their next game. >>> quakes on the road in vancouver, playoff positioning on the line for san jose. 24th minute. christian espinosa perfect pass and 1-0 quakes as the goal is in. 51st minute, ali andan, tied at 1-1. six minutes later, ricketts the game winner. tough loss for san jose. the quakes currently in the eighth and final playoff spot with three matches remaining. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right, exciting day ahead for sports. >>> also a busy day in terms of the weather. a lot of people on edge this weekend. >> right, we have quiet, cloudy start, and temperatures are cool in the 50s, relative humidity is up. it's not going to be until later afternoon into the dinner hour, then the winds are going to get really gusty and we have already passed on to you the advisories and the

with a big stop and coach brennan is fired up, third quarter, spartans strike first, nick starkle fines der's deis, jr., sonffensive lineman much the niners derek, and a fumble, jenkins recovers and that leads another connection, spartans open the season with a 17-6 win and will play new mexico in their next game. >>> quakes on the radioed in vancouver, playoff positioning on the line for san jose. 24th minute. christian espinosa perfect pass and 1-0 quakes as the goal it in. 51st minute, ali andan, tied at 1-1. six minutes later, ricketts the game winner. tough loss for san jose. the quakes currently in the eighth and final playoff spot with three matches remaining. that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> all right, let's get another check of the weather that is the big story we're tracking this fire danger, lisa. >> yes, a cold front moving through to the east of us and that's going to provide some strong downsloping winds which will be throughout the late day and evening hours. here is a look at our fog, live doppler 7 and temperatures are raging from the mid-50s you in union city, lo

i personally liked this mom joke from nick who wrote back to me that she's packing her son's lunch whachou without wings? answer, a walk. >>> coming up next we have a look at the axios 1 big thing. and on "morning joe" more reaction from the president's unpresidential performance on the debate stage. as he pushes forward with plans for rallies in a coronavirus red zone. plus someone who knows about leadership, retired general stanley mcchrystal will join the conversation. moments away. all in one disposable pad. just vacuum, spray mop, and toss. the shark vacmop, a complete clean all in one disposable pad. - oh.- oh, darn! - wha- let me help. here we go. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. oh, boy. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. hey! bud. hey, pop pop! so you won't get caught with wrinkles again. [woman laughs] "a good education takes you many different horizons" and that sticked to my mind. so, when $1 a day came out, i said, "why not"? why not just utilize that resource. and walmart made that path

we are joined by his son, nick harvey, and paddy 0'connell, the presenter of bbc radio 4's broadcasting absolutely crazy. it's been wonderful, it's been a well when, it's terrible rollercoaster over the past few weeks, but it has been amazing, i'm loving it, of course dad is loving it. i'm happy dad is getting the international recognition as a musician that i have always known he deserves. 80 years old and he has become world famous. it's crazy! it is brilliant, isn't it. if i could come to you, patty, how did you react when you heard boldly for the first time? well, i'm one of those people who grew up with a teacher trying desperately to make me practice. me too! bashing away, i bet you tried in the past. paul is an inspirational teacher who helped people when he was at work, but he has kind of taught me and other artists about living with dementia. he was a teacher in his life of mirza, and now he is a teacher about the human spirit. oh! what a lovely way to describe him. —— teacher of music. in those moments when your dad is playing, is it like he is back again? do you know what i m

son. >> he had nicked his forehead. came to me crying.at on the couch and cuddled and it was kind of like, for the first time, the scales fell from my eye. 38 years of life and how have i not noticed this before? >> reporter: in 2013 he searched for an alternative and about a year later ran into arthopedic hand surgeon dr. raymond wurapa. he designed a better bandage for knuckles and fingers, inspired by his son christian. >> amazing to see where we were. >> reporter: and a team of fathers was made along with two other members, trucolor bandages was born. >> we make bandages for all shades of skin. >> that's the beauty of it, i think. by combining our efforts, we can accomplish more together. and have an offering that i think sends the right message, especially in these times. >> reporter: so what is your message to the medical community when it comes to inclusion? >> yes, the bandage helps with healing, physically, but there's also an emotional, psychological aspect to what it does. just seeing that you're acknowledged for who you are an

son visibles en esta época del año en esa zona. gracias por su sintonía los esperamos a las 11, hasta entonces. ♪. [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] >>> muere baby nick

son visibles en esta época del año en esa zona. gracias por su sintonía los esperamos a las 11, hasta entonces. ♪. [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] [♪ ♪] >>> muere baby nick sido trasladadodel hospital donde se mantenía con respirador artificial >>> el bebé de 10 meses salió hoy del hospital y los médicos habían declarado su muerte cerebral esta es la principal noticia y además este martes. >>> otro ensayo suspendido, la farmacéutica detiene su prueba por preocupaciones de seguridad. resulta muy similar al que se aplicó al presidente trump. (sonido ambiente). >>> engañado por la migra se lo llevaron diciendo que eran policíasahora su familia en nueva york reclama justicia esposa nos comparte su angustia y su esposo lleva 30 años en el país >>> cristiano tiene cobi el astro del fútbol dio positivo al coronavirus se encuentra bien, sin síntomas y ha sido puesto en cuarentena. >>> noticia telemundo con josé díaz balar. >>> [♪ ♪] >>> pequeña de 10 meses con muerte cerebral falleció hoy a su casa horas después de abandonar el hospital de houston donde se mantenía con vida bajo respiración artificial su familia hasta el último minuto no perdió la fe en un milag

nick, again you supported gary johns son in 2016 of the which way are you now leaning in 2020?l like he has a much more fleshed out plan going forward for some of the issues that i really believe in. i'm disappointed by his lack of tougher chance on china which trump has a very great record on. i'm also disappointed by the way that he is kind of going to be handling the economy and by his vice president's choice. i mean if you had, if you had such a great wide variety of choices if you want to pick a personal of color or another woman, there were plenty of great choices there i just don't believe in kamala harris. however, with biden's record on education, which is very important to me be the environment, how we are going to get get out of this pandemic, those are more immediate pressing concerns for me at the moment, which trump does not have a fleshed enough plan for me to vote for him this go-round. will: what are you specifically talking about, not a fleshed out plan? recovery from covid-19, nick? >> correct. both covid-19s. i'm an educator. education in particular. i think

nick. get more on this from our chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta who is with us. you heard the first lady says barron trump, the son, had no real symptoms and since tested negative for coronavirus. what is barron's infection illustrate about the highly contagious nature of this virus, especially among family members? the mom, dad, son all got it. >> it is a very contagious virus. you look at the data the question is, look, i have coronavirus what is the likelihood i'm going to pass it on to my own family members? a lot of it is dependent how you behave. i think surprisingly, about 60% maybe more of the time family members don't necessarily get it. the real concern i think to your question is when you bring people together. lots of people together in a smaller space, poor ventilation, indoors all of the things we have been talking about. so it is possible to even as a family member to create a situation where you're not likely or as likely to be infected but as soon as you bring more people into the mix the risk goes up significantly. >> really happy barron is okay. in her statement, the first lady also said this ab

in this debate, china, north korea, iran, and a lot, nick, about allegations by the president against joe biden and his son hunter. >> yeah, judy, i agree with you, this was a substantive debate. they did get to core disagreements on how they would govern on the future on china. they disagreed on election security, north korea, hopefully we can talk about that, and yes, u are right. they did finally engage also with a descent amount of substance on allegations that republicans and president trump have been waging against hunter biden. so let's take a look at some of this. president trump accused hunter bidebeing part of what he called a corrupt biden family. he cited china, ukrae, russia and iraq. and the core of the vice president's defense is that his son's foreign consulting did not affect his policy through his 30 plus years in washington. and that hunter himself did nothing wrong. and i think we do want to do a little bit of a fact check quickly on allegations in china. the accusaon by the president 3 and others have been that hunter biden show got 1.5 billion dollars from china. quickly judy, hunter

son who's going to sit out this sunday's game against eagl >>team t fiber sports desk. >>will be once again without quarterback jimmy garoppolo on sunday head coach kyle shanahan says nick mullens will be under center and after his performance last week the team should be feeling good mullen said 343 yards. one touchdown and 0 interceptions in the game against the giants shanahan said he's been crisp in practice and just adjusting to this week's offensive game plan. some good news on the injury front as well star tight end george kittle and wide receiver deebo samuel are it's also a little bittersweet since fans can't be at the games. this bizarre baseball season has been especially tough for professional cheerleader george henderson who invented the way right here in the bay area. i caught up with him to find out how he's making the best of all his newfound free time. usually when playoff baseball is under way you find george henderson also known as crazy george. >>front row center at the coliseum this season instead. >>we found him here answer older, but just because he can attend a games in person due to the coronavirus that doesn't mean crazy george. >>has lost step

que orienta a los padres para la estadÍa de nick en casa, dice que su Única intenciÓn es mitigar el sufrimiento de la familia pero que las circunstancias son.. es la informaciÓn a esta hora desde miami. regresÓ con mÁs al estudio. sacha: gracias por informarnos y vamos a seguir muy atentos a lo que ocurra con este dramÁtico casoy asÍ como la esperanza es lo Único que se pierde hay quienes tambiÉn creen en los milagros. un acadÉmico estadounidensele da una sorpresa a su colega. para hablar con su vecino, "paul milgrom". ambos son compaqeros en la universidad de stanford, y ganaron el premio nobel de economia 2020. como "milgrom" tenia el telefono en modo de silencio, su amigo fue hasta la casa, y le dio la noticia a traves de una camara en la puerta. en la puerta. fabuloso. la tecnologÍa no siempre estÁ al alcance de todos y por eso recurrimosa hacer las cosas en persona. vamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". carla: te sientes agotado, fÍsica y emocionalmente? sientes que el estrÉs personal y laboral detienen al borde de la locura? cuidado porque podrÍas estar padeciÉndome del sÍndrome de prona out que podrÍa causar serios estragos en tu sa

nick from california. go ahead. caller: thank you. i think the civility and pseudo-civility, from ayden, as cricket as he and his son is, i think trumps telling it like it is. that is what people like about him and the fact that he keeps his promises and the great military did with the and going after isis. president obama and biden work concerned about the wives and , listen, thesis enemy is the enemy. i think there is always going to trump, almost a johne embodiment from wayne movie. he just goes out and says we are the united states, we are patriotic, and we do not apologize for that. a lot of americans like that could a lot of nonminorities where tired of being called racist. up in this great country. we have gone to schools with different people from all different ethnicities. we have done sports with them and we have won championships and come together where everybody said, listen, i do not ,ike you, you do not like me you make your block, we will score, and we will win a championship and everyone goes their own way. i think this country needs to emulate a lot of the american asian community where the children are studying so h

nick cordero went through hel for three months before he died, and they have, i believe, a 1-year-old sonsterday what must it be like to be the family of a coronavirus patient or the widow of a coronavirus patient, to hear the president said don't let it dominate you, that's what it felt like. you just saw it in that video from amanned kloots. dr. roy, good morning. what did you think as a physician, a public health expert to hear the president imploring people with coronavirus not to let it dominate you, not to let it ruin your life? >> good morning, willie. you know, he started off by saying i learned a lot, and of course being an eternal optimist i was hoping he would follow it up with i learned a lot, this a highly infectious and contagious disease i am carrying and wearing a mask would protect me. i hoped he would say i learned a lot about how horrible this has made thousands, in fact millions of people feel. i feel badly. i have a sense of remorse. none of that happened. and when you hear that heartbreaking story from the widow miss kloots, it's reflective of what thousands, in fact