. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie. and then there was a long pause. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> but after so many tears, so many years, and so many turns in her story -- >> i was like, whoa. >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> that's amazing. it's the best gift ever. >> welcome to dateline. a 4-year-old girl was abducted and raised by her kidnapper. for the next four decades, she searched for her family, her name and herself. her story has an extraordinary ending and, as it turns out, that ending was just the beginning. here is keith morrison. >> our story begins with this mother of a teenage daughter. a woman who would spend most of her life trying to figure out who she was. what was her name? where did she come from? we'll tell you about her long search, her discovery finally of what felt like truth. but as you'll soon see, real truth can be elusive. it can hide. let's begin at the beginning. but at the beginni

by then, todd and rhonda already had anna kate. when the girls were a little over a year old, the henthorns came to mississippi and the who cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion. and i do remember toni just being so happy to have haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality. >> report

we have a call from rhonda. thank you for waiting, you are .n with mr. jaffer caller: good morning. happy new year, america. my fear with this war escalation and cybersecurity has me with almost like ptsd. i am a mess because of this whole escalation, the 200 children that were killed by accident. doesn't even have the backup that we as the united states have to protect ourselves . i am trying to say they are careless. they don't have the people we have here, so we don't make .istakes that aren't precise i am just terrified. i am not worried about them hacking my computer, i am worried about the electrical ands and our nuclear plants things like that. this is not funny and we need to take it down. we have to take the whole temperature down. they need to put people in there to help trump and his national security team. ngpublicans are really pissi me off instead of helping drum, they are watching our country go down in the toilet. half of the people in the white house, positions are unfilled. arek kushner and ivanka running our national security. this is crazy and we have to do somet

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governments that are planning to cut on humanitarian aid countries like iran and the president in rhonda says the country plans to in the near future cut down on humanitarian aid and do our development aid but then again they are some critics who say this would not be a good move considering that there is only $22500000000.00 worth of foreign aid that comes on into the continent and this is basically to tackle poverty on the african continent that is very dire and so you know upholding foreign aid or cutting out of a tally would not work in favor of africa. we've heard in the report about on goal of being praised for steps that it's taken against corruption what are effective strategy is to really root out corruption one of the solutions would be too old to meet most of the public service delivery systems because what we have seen is that most of the corruption cases do happen and of the table and so it's very had to trace them if these not automated system in place also increased transparency and accountability would go a long way in tackling corruption and in prosecution of those accus

we have a call from rhonda. thank you for waiting, you are .n with mr. jaffer caller: good morning. new year, america. my fear with this war escalation and cybersecurity has me with almost like ptsd. i am a mess because of this whole escalation, the 200 children that were killed by accident. doesn't even have the backup that we as the united states have to protect ourselves . i am trying to say they are careless. they don't have the people we have here, so we don't make .istakes that aren't precise i am just terrified. i am not worried about them hacking my computer, i am worried about the electrical ands and our nuclear plants things like that. this is not funny and we need to take it down. we have to take the whole temperature down. they need to put people in there to help trump and his national security team. ngpublicans are really pissi me off instead of helping drum, they are watching our country go down in the toilet. half of the people in the white house, positions are unfilled. arek kushner and ivanka running our national security. this is crazy and we have to do something.

joining us now is rhonda slims, senienior fellow and director a the middle east institute. good to have you with us where is the trickier situation? is it between the u.s. and iran or the u.s. and iraq >> well, it's definitely between u.s. and iran. but also it is at some level between the u.s. and iraq. but the more dangerous confrontation that can unfold in the future between the u.s. and iran i, look, there will be a retaliation from the iranian once the supreme leader says there will be a retaliation, that means the system will have to obey and there will be a retaliation. the question is is when, how, how long it takes to up fold what we heard from the iranian officials and people close to them is that this is going to target military installations because that's how they define proportion proportionalty one of their military guy was gunned down. now how it's going to unfold this retaliation, is going to be through cyber attacks on military installation or is it going to lead to human losses? to physical losses to physical assets that's what is unknown however, we have

or do you been doing this for years together i can not see a stopper to say that's katie and rhonda keeps me some more disturbing news in the past 6 months he has put monitors in 15 of. the city he's noticed high levels of pollution even your hospitals in a neighborhood where i grew up. this is bad news for patients to risk of having respiratory ailments from the air that they breathe is very high for you know places like these it is particularly more important to make sure that the air is far more cleaner. it also helps explain why we could see a lot of nebulized and mosques being sold around us people used to buy headache. pain killers buying breathing about it is which is becoming a medical equipment you know requiring still the unfortunate reality you know what is happening to the i don't doubt. it's been shown by studies that men of lung capacity in generation born and brought up in the new cities like they really is much less than their counterparts in polluted cities. because some of the most exposed to the cities and pollution i meet them just a few kilometers away from where i li

rhonda has spoken powerfully about her daughter's death and her family's grief and suffering but whatimpact will her words how. the audience is moved and they express their sympathy to the question why we can't in this nation project but for wanda the congressional representatives appear detached and distant she fears that the loss of her daughter will not be the wake up call that is so badly needed in washington. i'm not only angry i'm appalled at the numbers that are rising on the most return on mortality statistics because with $700.00 women dying every year 60 percent of those women did not have to my daughter did not have to these deaths are preventable and there is no reason why we should be worse than a 3rd world country. one day flies back home to atlanta to the only family she has left her granddaughters. we never give up that's our motto right. but. we sure don't want to go on the bigger slog. in the known. to be like me. all i wanted to do was be that indulgent grandma who could spoil her rotten and send her home to her mom that's all i wanted to do and enjoy my retire when

. >> i said, i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie.. >> pepper's story had many ups and downs. >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it.

now let's head to rhonda like in many other countries life with a disability here is still anything but easy when tears then became disabled he was forced to live on the streets but a few years later his life took a surprising time. there's. a lot here to keep in mind that lead up to it if it's a kilogram. if possible one i'm sure you could look easy let's just let's get international sports competition let's get silly people about in knots trying to shame a kid's life history teacher. told me i'm dumb guy for you could you know when i was it is world a good point you put the disaffected one leg when i was taken to the hospital or received injections or suddenly a whole source of complaint was affected mccomas why to have a disability before makes people go on the ground. eat worms only choked me up into both of these are it's night tears again some sort of memory. and another there was no one taking care of the move it was it wasn't even mistakes. i slept on the outside for in the houses sometimes even in gobs contained is where i was looking for some left over such a detour for my lif

now let's head to rhonda like in many other countries life with a disability here is still anything but easy when tears then became disabled he was forced to live on the streets but a few years later his life took a surprising time. least some killers like you cannot make it up to the physical address. each possible run for political leadership which operates to international sports competition that's good so it's also about inner strength children if kids like this teacher. it's a cool moment of gosh for you to know when i was it is world a good point you put that this is affected one leg when i was taken to the hospital or seem to injections all suddenly also my succumb like i was affected the most why i have a disability often makes people go grandma grandma. eat warm only choked me up into both of these are very nice tears jane some sort of primary school and another there was no one taking care of the it was wasn't even mistakes. but i was i slept on the outside for in the houses sometimes even in goddess katina's where i was looking for some left over such a meter for my life as a

now let's head to rhonda like in many other countries life with a disability here is still anything but easy when tears then became disabled he was forced to leave on the streets but a few years later his life took a surprising time. least some more skill if you keep in mind that he took up 250 kilograms. if possible 136 police in the instructors to international sports competition but if so it's also about in knots trying to shift its life history to try to figure me out of the after you get young one when i was it is world a good point you put the disaffected one leg when i was taken to the hospital or soup injections are suddenly a hole so my 2nd leg was affected because why to have a disability before let's go on the grammys to eat warm on the sheltie out of both of these american night cheers shane some sort of timers and another there was no one taking care of the it was it wasn't even mistakes. i slept on the outside for in the houses sometimes even in gutters containers where i was looking for some left over such a meter for my life as a small child really mark was an equipment

done that ok running just building a government with with exceptional legislative power all right rhondao'dwyer called it just a moment just moment to me i want to i want to bring this back to actually something that that ronny and elias of both talked about is is the banking system let's remind our viewers we're really on any given day right now how difficult how frustrating how demoralizing it is for someone trying to get their money and they can't what is this experience like. yes it's about it it's very it's very new for a long time there have been nice some hard to trust of the banking sector and they're willing class was promoting. their wing ideology was promoting and banking sector and and lebanon as you know a very positive very strong and then it ended up being exactly the opposite so people are being you know what they think they're struggling and that after the income to it was the banks they've been humiliated some you know some we see you know some people are crying and others that are complaining because they cannot get it and next is that the assets and this is you know f

i have been speaking to rhonda watson about why she felt compelled to give.ity? just amazing, it is incredible, the shoalhaven have pulled together so much and it is just wonderful to see they are all helping each other, we are helping our firies helping each other, we are helping ourfiries and helping each other, we are helping our firies and that, it is incredible. what have you brought, what is in your boxes?” incredible. what have you brought, what is in your boxes? i have brought chocolate, i think they needed chocolate and we had christmas and all that, and we had lots left over, let's give it to them. how long have you been a resident here? over 30 years. have you seen a resident here? over 30 years. have you seen a year like this one before? no, never, in the whole time i have lived here i have never seen it this bad, very frightening. so many people have lost their homes and it is really devastating, it is so devastating to see on television as well how the fury of this fire has gone through. and when you see six firetrucks pull up in your street, yo

are there way to be degree and a lot of our ends and fund everything in this out because or little rhonda there's no major medias occur and i'm so proud of the work that we do so we really strive to do the most that we can in a very difficult. and by one event because we need to address problems that should be addressed by our defense and it is i think a lot how do you move that will strike to the best we can don't give me an example where you can striving every day yeah for example go out every day we want to get 20 better hospitals but we have been saying about 1000 patients every day and then the access to our hospital because we are working in the better we will area we don't have like it would to our hospital and many people and show off on a daily basis. to our doors but we can't basically turn any patients away because we know. if we turn patients away they wouldn't have access to the basic care that they need so we need to do more than we should because access and options up and we need it and it has some of the conversation found with iran in a battle front as well. be happening

will make its decision this month the fokker ports rhonda it's. has been called a technological cold war over the future of 5 g. the u.s. has been piling pressure on the u.k. and other allies not to use chinese communications company while way over alleged spying risks on monday u.s. officials issue the british government with the dangers the debate risk dividing the so-called 5 eyes and intelligence alliance between the u.s. u.k. canada australia new zealand washington's warned it would reassess sharing information with the u.k.'s intelligence services if britain gives while away the go ahead the government will give a final decision later in january prime minister boyce johnson said while weighs critics need to suggest other options if people oppose one brand or not then they have to tell us which is the what's the alternative. on the other hand let's be let's be clear i don't want his u.k. prime minister to put in any infrastructure that is going to produce a national security. there are big companies like nakia and ericsson who are well establ

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was with a girlfriend are at rhonda navarro last wednesday when the big they broke into a condo that longs to navarro's ex- boyfriend. before they went inside police said they fired shots at each other. navarro was shot in clear killed by jr. was treated the ex-boyfriend was not being charged the case. >>> police plan to release body camera video about a shooting at an officer. the shooting happened saturday morning at san jose's police chief address the shooting. officers received a call about a man holding a lighter quimby road. jose the los altos was trying to light a piece of paper what he stuck to the nozzle of the gas station. charged that them with a metal bar. police fired nd fired three sho him. >> he charge of the officers. the suspect had. there was something out there, there's something going on. >> della santos is in the hospital. he had a criminal history and assaulted a police officer and attempted arson. police officers were wearing body cameras and seeing they are on administrative leave. >>> one of our last access san francisco's interim . requires a prosecutor sex

and advocates, teachers, and dedicated legislators like jim wilson and barbara maclachlan, senators rhondalds and jeff bridges, a unanimous vote in the senate and super majority in the house, we took a major step to improve our kids education, say families money and boost our economy. i want to show you what that means. i want to introduce you to someone in the audience today. samantha hosmer, a mother of two from erie, left her job in 2014 to care for her newborn daughter fiona and son logan, who needed extra support for social and emotional challenges. this past fall, when it came time to enroll fiona in kindergarten, samantha and her husband knew a full day at school was important, but simply could not afford it. thanks to free full-day kindergarten, fiona is getting that full day of instruction, samantha's family is not only saving $300 a month but she was also able to return to work as a special ed paraprofessional, a bill -- able to support her family and two children with more earnings. [applause] now it is time to continue that work. studies show that preschool is every bit as crit

the other thing, the rnc, rhonda is doing a great job.hink they'll have a big win this time. >> laura: using john roberts, who is going to be sworn in tomorrow as part of the process, do you expect him to take an active role, or will this be presided, ceremonial? speak i think he will preside ceremonial. the senate will make most of the decision from almost all decision, 51 votes. >> laura: he's never been a trial judge. he was an appellate judge, but never a trial judge. his first one. >> this is going to be interesting. they have no case, it will be interesting to watch. >> laura: great to see you, as always. the next guest has known chuck schumer for years and says the minority leader will try to sense the senators on a fishing expedition to distract from the democrats abysmal case. former attorney general jeff sessions joins us next, exclusively.li ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not taking any chances when something happens to it. so when my windshield cracked... my friend recommended safelite autoglass. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man:

>> host: the senate is back in rhonda. >> mr. chief justice. it's sumac i sent a question to the desk on behalf of myself and holly. >> thank you. [silence] >> the question is for counsel for the president, from senator mcsally, senator scott from florida senator hawley and senator hoeven. senator schiff just argued that we think there is a crime here of extortion, or quote something akin to bribery". did the articles of impeachment charge the president with bribery, extortion, or anything akin to it? did they have facts for either crime. if not of the house manager's discussion of crimes they neither alleged or proved appropriate in these proceedings? >> mr. chief justice, centers, thank you for that question. and no, the articles of impeachment do not charge the crime of bribery, extortion, or any other crime. and that is a critical point. because as a supreme court has explained, no principle of procedural due process is more clearly established the notice of a specific charge and a chance to be heard in a trial where the issues are raised b

and rhonda keeps me some more disturbing news in the past 6 months he has put monitors in 15 of. the city he's noticed high levels of pollution even your hospitals in a neighborhood where i grew up. this is bad news for patients to risk of having respiratory ailments from the air that they breathe is very high for you know places like these it is particularly more important to make sure that the air is far more cleaner. it also helps explain why we could see a lot of nebulized and mosques being sold around us people used to buy headache. pain killers buying breathing about it is which is becoming a medical equipment you know requiring still the unfortunate reality you know what is happening to the i don't doubt. it's been shown by studies that men of lung capacity in generation born and brought up in the new cities like they really is much less than their counterparts in cities. because some of the most exposed to the cities and pollution i meet them just a few kilometers away from where i live a poor community that helps clean up danny but is to clearly vulnerable to it's dirty

rhonda do with their partisan investigation and partisan impeachment and it was partisan we would agree on that 100 percent excuse me is bipartisan against it partisan for 100 percent or so. does not is not a republican he's not a rebel so it's only because hey you know so you know that what they're saying what they're like oh you guys were probably were you were the example i daresay there is there was a republican congressman who said i can't be the party of trump so he is now an independent there were 2 democrats who voted against the impeachment so again i know in this universe them times facts don't have hard facts anymore but in the light of what it is like there is all the. and i can say this for articles and he had bipartisan votes on every article that won the same people there were people switching back and forth because i think there was truly bipartisanship we will not have any witnesses that were not witnesses and that i hate to cut you off but i mean told that there is some something happening and they need to me to toss right back to come all in doha but will be back. tha

you have a great governor by the way, rhonda sounds. great governor. have iver said 7 million jobs during the campaign? the rejection was 2 million and we did seven. they would not have allowed us to get away with it but we would have said it anyway if we believed it african-american, hispanic american and asian american unemployment have reached their lowest rates in the history of our country. we have lifted half a million african american and hispanic american children out of poverty. there has never been a number even close. after years of stagnation, wages are rising fast. you see it all the time. they are rising fast, twice as fast for 11 low income workers.. twice as fast for low income workers. nobody thought that was ever going to happen or that it was even possible. thanks to our child tax credit last year 40 million families , received an average benefit of over $2200. [applause] and with the help of many faith leaders, we took groundbreaking action to give former prisoners a second chance criminal justice , reform. [applause] criminal justi

i want to thank some of the api team members that are here today, particularly rhonda bentz and whitneyhey have arranged to have some snacks from the communities we profiled. you can have some chili from new mexico or hershey kisses from my home state of pennsylvania. with that, thank you all for coming. we really appreciate it. this concludes the 2020 state of american energy. [ applause ] >> announcer: today senator shelley capito and state officials speak about appalachian regional opioid epidemic on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen free on the c-span radio app. >>> our live campaign 2020 coverage continues thursday at 7:00 p.m. eastern with president donald trump in toledo, ohio at a keep america great rally. watch live on c-span2, on demand at c-span.org, or listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. >>> next, a town hall with democratic presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren in manchester, iowa.

it was going to happen and so he walked out and i started talk, i didn't have any breathe, my wife rhonda the sideline, they are looking at the tape, the players, the wins, the losses, 1 and 15 seasons, two-time super bowl champion and what sticks out, does all this go there your mind rapidly? >> i went to college hall of fame 8 or 10 years ago, that was nice, most of my career was in college, the whole thing that meld me back, i only coached in the pros for 9 years, the turnaround from the cowboys going from 1 and 15, tom landry is a great football coach. the best ever. they had 3 losing seasons, we had to replace the talent. i think i went into the pro hall of fame, i drafted 16 pros and thomas getting into the hall of fame i will have multiple prohall of famers in two different franchisees. i think it was personnel. steve: when you replaced the legendary tom landry in dallas, brian was talking about sidelines with the hat and watted game plan, i need a look. >> i got the hair. [laughter] brian: i thought that was really special for you to go in. i also think and tell me if i'm wrong, y

rhonda mcdaniel says democrats basis impeachment charade has only made support for donald trump strongerlike in 2016, doesn't necessarily equal victory but when you consider where they were in 2016 compared to where they are this is a quite impressive hall for the president as he looks forward to his reelection bid. >> 500,000,000 dollars. hollywood hyping up talks of war after the trump administration killed a terror leader. tammy bruce is here, she's no hollywood star, she is our friends. ♪ >> hollywood slamming donald trump's order to take out iranian general qasem soleimani. >> the promising saying trump is a national security threat. alec baldwin, start a war to eclipse and impeachment. off to war, god help us. >> you to react, host of get tammy bruce on fox nation. secretary of state alec baldwin. why do we care what he things? >> we don't. it is interestingly now the usual suspects. this is a virus that is not spread. you are not hearing from as many as you usually do. the american people see these are individuals that are troubled to some degree but the real dynamic is a reflecti