aren't youhappy for rachel? why should i feel happy to be in her shadow when she makes that speech tomorrow? every year when another class graduates, i feel i lose a little part of myself, and i'm not referring to my hair. commencement, as you know, means-- alex! alex! quiet down! you're disrupting the ceremony! alex, come here! and so often, graduates return to tell me how valuable they've found their years at harding. mallory, there'sa graduation ceremonygoing on. rachel's really upset in the ladies' room. you should talk to her. he can't go in the ladies' room! i think she went backstage. she looked terrible. she's nervous about her speech. she kept saying, "i'm very proud to be valedictorian of this here place." i triedto talk to her. she wouldn't see me. maybe you should try again. sir! me? is there something you'd care to share with the rest of us? no. that's fine. thank you for asking. well, in that case, we'll proceed with the awarding of diplomas, followed by the valedictory address by rachel miller. al

rachel: valentine's day is just not my favorite. jen: that's sad. rachel: i know. pam: you don't love love? rachel: i don't love love. bao: you don't need a day to declare your love to someone. rachel: that's kind of how i feel. that's kind of how i feel about it. jen: so why? why don't you love the love day? rachel: because it sounds really cliche, right, but i feel like you don't need that day to buy your spouse flowers or to go out to dinner. >> i completely agree. tiffany: it should be spontaneous. >> absolutely. pam: i don't like anything about it. i don't -- i just don't. i don't like making the little valentines, i don't like pasting on the little things and putting the sucker through the thing. tiffany: see, i'm the opposite. i love making the valentine. pam: god bless you, dear. jen: you're that mom! yes, at my kid's school, i'm that mom. and i'm actually a "d.i.-don't" on a normal basis. but on valentine's day, don't come near me because it's not gonna come out how it's supposed to, but valentine's day -- jen: so why valentines? tiffany: i don't know, may

in 2005 rachel applied for and became part of a revolutionary study. she was one of twenty three patients to undergo mdma assisted therapy. she was initially a bit hesitant. >> i also believe, like most people, that this medication puts holes in your brain and it can't possibly do anything... but at least it was different. >> "techknow's" lindsay moran traveled to south carolina to meet with doctor micheal mithoefer the psychiatrist who led the mdma study. >> the clips you're about to see may look like a standard therapy session, but rachel hope had just been given 125 milligrams of pure mdma. rachel gave "techknow" special permission to view these never before seen clips. she also gave the mithoefers permission to discuss her therapy session. >> but maybe being willing to let go of trying to understand for a few minutes? >> in this videotaped session, rachel shares what she says was a difficult relationship with her mother. >> why didn't she want anybody else to have me either? >> with the mdma i was able to connect with these really primal and scary

thanks to region's challenge and dedication to the program, rachels story -- rachel's story lives on. >> we got to hear herrstory and i remember sobbing like a baby.>> reporter: his hard work is getting recognize. we watched asshis boss, him with a $500 gift card from u.s. bank. >> i think rachel would want us to go out of our way to give everybody a chance. >> reporter: for denver7 i am kristen skovira. to learn more go to the community section of our website, thedenverchannel.com. >> that is a powerful story. >>> up next, a pair of nuggets rookies traveled to the border for the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others-by us- who believe it, too. u.s. bank -- the the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care f

which is why savvy florists like rachel are turning to the bouqs. sot rachel cho / florists 1:38--1:53 "the bouqs customer, they keep on growing because they retain their customers, as well as they're reaching out to many different people and the demographic has been both very young, but it's also very broad range. its not only valentines day, its birthdays, its anniversaries, and gifts for their parents. so there's a lot of opportunities to buy flowers and make people happy." all of this ahead of what rachel expects to some very happy you're looking at a live look of from our tower cam winter storm watch in effect sunday afternoon through noon tuesday for snow, sleet and freezing rain. tonight: clear and blustery with lows in the single digits to low teens. wind chills in the single digits to below 0. sunday: clouds thicken and cold with highs in the upper 20s to low 30s. sunday night: snow develops with lows in the low 20s. monday: snow transitions over to a wintry mix of sleet then freezing rain by monday afternoon and evening. highs in the low t

not from "friends." >> samantha: the other rachel. >> tia: all right. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, february 15th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> the supreme court loses a conservative titan. justice antonin scalia's death has a battle over his >> trump donald trump has a commanding lead in north carolina but jeb bush's brother expects to hit the campaign trail today. >> and what we expect to see tonight at the grammy awards. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."

hannah: one week, rachel was doing these cheers with her cheer squad. then next, she was in the hospital bed, paralyzed. rachel had contracted guillian barre syndrome. >> the body attacks itself. it's usually triggered by some type of virus, or other type of infection, a few weeks beforehand. hannah: dr. elizabeth mack was one of the doctors at musc children's hospital who treated rachel. she says those who get the disorder often don't realize they have it. only few experience that severe symptoms that rachel dealt with. >> it usually affects 1 in 100,000 people, then in some people, it just tends to trigger an auto-immune response, so the body attacks its own nerve cells. went through a series of treatments, from ventilators, to getting spinal fluid taken. >> she was in excruciating pain. hannah: her hope for survival, slim. >> she actually wrote on a board, she wrote, "am i going to die? " i mean, i get chills, because there was a chapel there, and her father and i would go, and we would pray and pray, and i would cry. hannah: nancy mallard says the p

live in evergreen, i am rachel lucas. wsls 10 thank you rachel, to emerge and appomattox woman says her son's life is owed to a painter. the child had ran down the stairs and write told him to get inside a closet because the storm was picking up. >> before we slammed the door, everything was black because the power was out. everything got light again, that's when the house lifted up on that and and you could fill it.>> the man says he has never seen or felt anything like that before. >> according to the virginia department of emergency management, they are telling us most people get hurt during the cleanup efforts. virginia state police are setting up new precautions as a result in appomattox. traffic has become a big issue blocking the narrow roadways needed for volunteer family members and volunteer organizations. family members and first responders, checkpoints are leading into the hardest hit neighborhood. starting tomorrow police will require placards on all vehicles to get to the site. volunteers will have to proper

rachel, you ha -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- [ echoing ] [ heart beating ] we'll show you what to do. >> knowing what to do in a medical emergency can be lifesaving. that's why knowing first aid is so important. >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey, and the man who wrote the play "streeeear named desire," tennessee williams -- they all had one thing in common. they choked to death. >> choking is very common, and with the proper training, you can learn how to help someone who might be choking. >> what is choking? >> choking occurs when something gets stuck in your throat. >> how do you know if someone's choking? >> if they can't make any noise, they can't cough, speak, breathe, then they're choking. they might even be making the universal choking sign, but somebody's coughing or making any sort of squeaking sound, they're not actually choking. it's just the body trying to get the object out. >> so, what do w wdo? >> i've brought my friend cami here. she's gonna help us learn what to do if somebody is conscious and choking. so, first, i need to make sure she's choki

. >> i like rachel. i actually like rachel. >> they like you. mr. trump, you are here right now at the nevada caucus, what's the plan going forward after tonight? what are you going to do? >> basically this crowd we're doing pretty well tonight. this is amazing. it's record setting stuff already and it just started, but i think we're going do very well. we have the scc coming up and hopefully we're going do very well. rachel, i appreciate your charts. i love looking at them. i don't like my picture that much, but that's okay. >> reporter: so to answer your question from earlier people did come back from that ordeal which was a completely bizarre experience to have that happen in the middle of a polling place which is a four hour process at this location and people did come back to their precincts -- it's strange to call a circular table a precinct. i want to talk to this man who was actually showing a map to people who walked in here pointing them to their precinct location. this feels like a chaotic pro

from "crazy ex-girlfriend" rachel bloom. and it's mash-up monday with music from kceelo & the sunshine band. with cleto and the cletones. and now, nice and easy, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. i hope you had a good weekend. i tell you something, i had a weird thin happen to me last night. i was on the phone, which is weird for me to start. i don't talk on the phone much. pacing around the kitchen. when i'm on the phone i pace habit trail. i pace and i eat. it. i ate a banana, ate peanut butter, got another banana, put peanut but over that. i spotted mints on the counter. i shook one out and ate it. put a few in my mouth. it tasted not so great. i looked at the contner, they chewable bonene, the sea sickness medication. i ate like six of them. i ate so many i could go on a teacup ride on the high seas and i wouldn't feel a thing. it's a good lesson, look at things before you eat them. speaking of nauseating circumstances, the race for president is starting to get

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rachelle spence is standing by live in spartanburg county with the latest there. rachelle. >>reporter: yeah, gordon, diane, we have seen so much damage, all across spartanburg county, if you take a look at the building behind me, you see the caution tape, this roof was ripped off all three businesses and unfortunately, that's not all. over in boiling springs, a power line came down, blocking the road. one [ bleep ] says the weather was -- woman says the weather was so bad she couldn't see the pole after it fell so she ran into it, smashing her windshield. >> i feel that the good lord is watching over me. really and truly. i've already prayed how lucky i was that i'm still alive. >>reporter: now, she is doing okay, she gave me a great big hug and says she's so happy back to her family, the same thing that these business owners said. he had to deal with the -- they had to deal with the roof being ripped off and a gas leak. there's this wire hanging down on main street, this is still a live wire. hours later, they're still waiting for duke energy crews to get out here, but tha

rachel, you have -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- >> rachel -- [ echoing ] [ heart beating ] >> choking -- it can happen to we'll show you what to do. >> knowing what to do in a medical emergency can be lifesaving. that's why knowing first aid is so important. >> attila the hun, jazz musician tommy dorsey, and the man who wrote the play "streetcar named desire," tennessee williams -- they all they choked to death. >> choking is very common, and with the proper training, you can learn how to help someone who might be choking. >> what is choking? >> choking occurs when something gets stuck in your throat. >> how do you know if someone's choking? >> if they can't make any noise, they can't cough, speak, breathe, then they're choking. they might even be making the universal choking sign, but it's important to know that if somebody's coughing or making any sort of squeaking sound, they're not actually choking. it's just the body trying to get the object out. >> so, what do we do? >> i've brought my friend cami here. she's gonna help us learn what to do if somebody is conscious and choking. so,

rachel-- awre things going out there?### -last year's 10 cares food drive collected 26,000 pounds of food. also please keep in mind that our food drive last year was with walmart, not kroger. there's no need to mention where the food drive was last year, just want to make sure no one says "last wsls and kroger -feeding america southwest virginia stocks the shelves of hundreds of partner organizations and food pantries in the region. -faswva serves 143,000 people each month. -13% of population in southwest virginia does not know where their next meal will come from. -1 in 8 people in southwest virginia are food insecure. 1 food. also please keep in mind that our food drive last year was with walmart, not kroger. we're now just a few minutes from daytime blue ridge.. for more on what's coming up today-- lets check in with natalie and lindee.### ridge.. we tackle the toughest superbowl quiz ever created.. wsls sports director john appicello and money in their sports triva quiz. and we have invited roanoke's to the daytime ki

so rachel, secretary clinton does represent the establishment. i represent, i hope, ordinary americans. and by the way, who are not all that enamored with the establishment. >> well, look, i have to just jump in here, because honestly, senator sanders is the only person who i think would characterize me, a woman running to be the first woman president as exemplifying the establishment. and i have to tell you that it is -- it is really quite -- really quite amusing to me. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke

>> yeah, i have fait, rachel, but it's going to take a lot of pressure.ing to take an outside game and an inside game. that's why i complimented you because your coverage, a lot of people commented on it today, and by the way, rachel, i went out into the hall and met with some of the people and they were so happy that somebody was listening to them and people were crying. one lady got so upset when she heard at the way they had been duped and the fact they still had this bad water. she started crying and had to rush out of the hearing. so we're not going to let them down. we've got a whole cadre of people, thes republicans are are saying they're going to work with us and i'm saying, yeah, you know, show me, let's make this happen. and chairman chaffetz has said that he's working on getting the governor to washington, but, again, rachel, i do not want to have motion, emotion, and no results. i don't want this to be another katrina where people look back and say, oh, poor people from flint, and yet they are -- and our children are not made whole, that there

it's nice to have you here tonight. >> my pleasure, rachel. pleased to be with you. >> let me ask you about not the result between bernie sanders and hillary clinton in nevada, but -- >> thank you. >> -- let me ask you about the turnout. this is only the second time the democratic party has managed to contested caucus in nevada, as an early state caucus. it looks like the numbers suggest that the voter turnout is down. maybe as much as 50% from 2008. the democratic turnout estimate right now, we're hearing, is 80,000 people turned out in nevada. are you worried that turnout numbers are down so much in each of the first three states for democratic voters? >> no, you know, we had a different sort of election and i think you have to judge each election based on, you know, the dynamics that occur in that election. i mean, 80,000 is a really good turnout. it's something that the nevada party really emphasized. we had electronic tools that we used this time, 31,000 people were able to preregister going into the caucuses. we had an online tool that h

from the show "crazy ex-girlfriend" - the crazy rachel bloom is here. then - it's mash-up monday - kc and the sunshine band team up with cee lo to form as kcee-lo and the sunshine band - from the samsung stage. tomorrow - from grey's anatomy, ellen pompeo. from "the walking dead" norman reedus. we'll have music from yo gotti featuring travis barker. and later this week - gordon ramsay, kelly ripa, billy brown - with music from wolfmother and tinashe and snakehips with chance the rapper. hold on, i need to take a drink out of my mug, my new mug. [ cheers and applause ] in case you're wondering why this is exciting, we learned night apparently talk show hosts from other countries travel with their own mugs. it's a lesson that -- [ cheers and applause ] -- that i was not aware of, that that was the thing to do. sunday night the oscars return to abc - and for the 11th straight year - our annual after the oscars." we have a great big show in the works - with ben affleck, tracy morgan, j.k. simmons, mike tyson, matthew broderick, nathan lane, henry cavill, je