in fact, legislators are so concerned they wrote a letter demanding state superintendent tony thurman and state comptroller betty yee. take action. i personally don't believe that their plan qualifies for reopening funds. according baby 80 cents at stake, $12 million in funding legislators believe s f u s. d did the bare minimum to qualify for the funds. the money was supposed to incentivize district's to return to in person learning in may. instead the letter says, the majority of middle and high school campuses remain closed one they didn't bring back all the vulnerable students. and two. he didn't offer all their 12th graders a place back before the good life s f ust released a statement saying, quote we intentionally scheduled the staggered rollout of our return to in person. they also stated that staffing continued to be a problem. still parents wish more had been done. it is hard to imagine qualifying for $12 million when we're bringing back a few 100 kids for supervised socialization, meredith thoughts and of parent group decreasing the distance, says. she's conflicted with thi

. >> people came from all around to come to thurman. >> reporter: jerry cook is the man responsible fore george's transformation from mining hub to an oasis. >> more coal came through here from richmond to chicago. >> reporter: essentially a ghost town? >> yes. th itrial revolution.he stiun te ning does in ef the fting runs in the world. what is it about this river? >> it gets in your veins. >> reporter: you are getting a long season here? >> yeah. we will start in march and go through the end of october, november because it is really rainwater dependant. >> i was told they would not do the story unless i offered to be abused on the water. >> not abused, i facilitate experiences. >> reporter: that sounds better. we are headed where? we approached faya station. >> if i fall, head away from the rocks. >> reporter: the renowned rapid sitting below west virginia's most famous landmark. nice. beautiful. yeah. there are 53 miles of undamed white water and base jumping. this park holds another unique distinction. >> reporter: it allows hunting, why? >> it is traditional. they are a very unique

in fact, legislators are so concerned they wrote a letter demanding state superintendent tony thurman comptroller betty yee. take action. i personally don't believe that their plan qualifies for reopening funds. according baby 80 cents at stake, $12 million in funding legislators believe s f u s. d did the bare minimum to qualify for the funds. the money was supposed to incentivize district's to return to in person learning in may. instead the letter says, the majority of middle and high school campuses remain closed one they didn't bring back all the vulnerable students. and two. he didn't offer all their 12th graders a place back before the good life s f ust released a statement saying, quote we

superintendent thurman says it will allow schools to offer new teaching methods and enhanced resource is for teachers and students to remedy a recent rise in anti semitism, holocaust denial and other acts of hatred. it is a sad and experience that many of our students need to be aware of so that we never forget and that they see the interconnectivity that any form of hate any form of genocide must be stamped out and i think people are living in fear walking down the street in this moment, and it's not just in the jewish community. it's in the fbi community in the lgbtq community, the black community. the bill is making its way through the state legislature. it's successfully advanced from the senate appropriations committee last thursday, san francisco expects to see a record number of drug overdose deaths this year. city records show. there were 252 accidental drug overdose deaths in san francisco during just the first four months of the year. and this year's total is expected to exceed last year's record high. nearly half of the city's recent overdose cases and then in supervisor ma

i, in one of my negotiatings, sat with karen bass and tim scott in, of all places, the strong thurman room in the united states senate. you had three african-americans sitting around the table, try ing to work this out. i know there will be be a lot of folks who have a lot to say about this before we finish our work and, god willing, we'll land this on a bill. in what i know in the senate, people like senator lankford, senator sasse, senator cornyn, lindsey graham, i know on their side there are people who believe that we should be at the table trying to negotiate a solution. whether we get there or not still remains to be seen. we have the white houseworking to be supportive. the problem solvers on the congressional side. there's a lot of people who know the crisis we have in this country, where millions of americans this time last year were bearing witness, as we will have the aen versery on the 25th, to a brutal murder that ignited peaceful protests in every single state in the nation, of people demanding change, and the federal government has a responsibility, i believe, to delive

he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist strom thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan of war in iraq bombing in syria bombing in libya bombing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and by this supported economic war against iran venezuela killed by north korea china i keep going got my mouth is getting tired and that is what she said and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so bored medicare for all i would still no support he asked. if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill and venezuela with economic war then it doesn't

in a letter dated tuesday from state superintendent tony thurman to san francisco school superintendent he wrote quote the district offered only one day of hybrid in person prior to the may 15th deadline. and this day of in person instruction was on lee offered to his high school seniors, and it is clear that the district has not complied with the intent of the law. this parent agrees. looks like is a money grab. we certainly need the money. the kids deserve the money. superintendent vincent matthews responded to the states letter. quote we have created a chance for all our seniors to be back for in person learning with their peers. if they wish, starting first with our highest need students, we intentionally scheduled a staggered rollout of our return to in person learning. i mean, this is apparently a huge fail on the part of s f ust. the state says it is withholding funding but is giving the school district a chance to respond and what it describes as a timely manner. back to you. amber lee reporting live for us tonight in san francisco, amber thanks our new tonight at 11 san jose is

i saw that thurman running from jeremy. so i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. so they jumped in a getaway car while the suspects got away. >> jiang in lough were able to recover all the luggage belonging to the tourist from chicago who are visiting the city last week. the san francisco native say they're disappointed to see the increasing crime in the city and more recently the anti-asian attacks have prompted them to form their own community safety organization in march called asians are strong through that group. the parent each free self-defense courses through events like this one last month. first thing we want to do was addressed to community. >> empower the community, let them know they don't have to be in fear all the time and that there are people like us looking out for them. just 2 weeks ago, the group was filming a self-defense instructional video plan yet another car break-in occurred at the s

thurman then a bit of other sob what that is for has sought my whistle in the car that in one way or the leader to my daughter in it has with so i thought and one in the heart of the modern arc and know in the most up to her decay be it. if you must now get a feel for the mouth. of what now that i have you could git her little malviya if it. were. when i. got up on them and i just seen a john that the guy that wanted to stick might help them was what i said after that them says 50 times is the kind of data of i mean some of the what. about well i will know for a little for the biology that i live. but if your percentage is. my mother had to idea and this is a g. don't want to do what we could take heed. the d.s. behavior to me disappear but there were a lot of criticism for iraq's policy towards combating recently we had this. fire and the people who took more than 80 people were killed it was kind of a very of voidable situation what could happen in this for to. do it island. had them on to a little one on the. other. side in a school you know mr. allison was but them says it was ye

he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist drum thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan war in iraq bobbing in syria bobbing in libya bombing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and by their support of economic war against iran venezuela cuba north korea up i could go on but my mouth is getting goddard and that georgie said and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp. i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so board medicare for all i would still no support eat ass if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill and venezuela with economic war then it doesn't matter wha

he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist strom thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan of war in iraq bombing in syria bombing libya bombing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and wideness supported economic war against iran venezuela killed by north korea china i keep calling but my mouth of getting tired and that orci that and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did so bored medicare for all i would still no support he and i. if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with economic war then it doesn't matter wha

he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist drum thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan a war in iraq bombing in syria bobbing in libya bobbing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and biden is supported economic war against iran venezuela cuba north korea i could go in but my mouth is getting goddard and that georgie said and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp. i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so board medicare for all i would still no support he asked if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with an economic war then it doesn't matter wh

he was against school desegregation gave the eulogy at the funeral of the incredibly racist strom thurman he helped create the racist 1994 crime bill supported the war in afghanistan of war in iraq bombing in syria bombing in libya bombing in yemen bombing the palestinians more on that situation later in the show and by that supported economic war against iran venezuela cuba about north korea china i keep going but my mouth is getting tired and that is what she said and this brings us to a key point that many liberals don't seem to really grasp i have a moral line and joe biden crossed it long ago he supports genocide he supports the endless us and israeli bombing of children and innocent men and women and donkeys for that matter biden like all of the war criminals before him supports the obliteration of life after life after life after life so at this point after you've done that it doesn't matter even if he did it so bored medicare for all i would still no support he asked if your willing to bomb jordan and see how many people you can kill in venezuela with an economic war then it doesn

shepherded by older figures such as wb debois, the group located in harlem included county:, wallace thurman, the novelist poet and memoirist langston hughes, and nella larsen. as well as aaron douglas, jean tumor, and helene johnson among others. calling themselves, with their tongues for light in their cheeks, the niggeroti, they were part of the freewheeling roving 20's and saw themselves as bohemians pushing boundaries. they soon chafed at the older generation who promoted them. with hurston referring to debois as dr. dubious. they sought to issue their own publication, entitled "fire!!", but only managed a single issue in november of 1926. here hurston was a key planner. included her story ". sweat" there were tensions in the group. while a brilliant rack and tour and a mesmerizing dramatic personality, hurston was also boldly frank, self absorbed, and none too reliable. hollow which factored into a vicious parody wallace ehrman did of her in his 1928 novel "infants of the spring," where she appears as sweetie may carr. the biggest tension was with langston hughes. they initially bonded

. >> reporter: >> downtown thurman today is population -- >> five.own. >> yes. >> ghost coal towns like thurman one fueled the industrial revolution. [ honk ] the trains still run through, but the mining does not. in its place -- some of the best rafting runs in the world. what is it about this river? >> it like gets in your veins. >> a place that doesn't depend on snow pack so you're getting a long season. >> a long season. we'll start in march and go through the end of october, even trips into november sometimes because it's really just kind of rainwater dependent. >> brian baker is a guide with ace who has been taking people down the new for 19 seasons. >> i was told they wouldn't do the story unless i offered to be abused on the water. >> not abused. i facilitate experiences. >> that sounds better. >> yeah. >> than abuse. >> for sure. >> we're talking about class four and five or no? >> sure. >> that's a lot. >> it's legit. good stuff. >> good. so we're heading where? >> down to the new river. >> with bribrian, we approachede station. if i fall,

i saw thurman running from jeremy. so i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. >> now the thieves got away. but all the luggage was recovered. the 2 men created a self-defense class after a rise in attacks on the asian community called asians are strong. they teach free self-defense classes to the community. top health leaders were back on capitol hill today to testify on efforts to combat covid-19 telling lawmakers the fight against the pandemic is a race between the virus and its vaccines. our washington correspondent rashad hudson has the highlights. >> today's health hearing comes just hours after the fda approved pfizer's vaccine for children as young as 12 health experts say this is key to getting more americans vaccinated we are in a race between the vaccine and the virus. the nation's top health experts testified before senate health committee about the progress in the fight against covid-19. i'm pl

i saw thurman running from jeremy.pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. >> yeah. was an organized things. so they jumped into the jet getaway car, but they left the luggage threat so that risk of their luggage back. and this is this crime that they foiled. they have this group of the self-defense class that they teach. for, you know, helping asians defend themselves in this rising crime him and one day they were out doing recently like last week. they were doing a video promotional video and they foiled another crime. they caught. they caught somebody else and incredible story. the man charged with stabbing 2 asian women at a bus stop in san francisco. pleads not guilty 54 year-old patrick thompson in court yesterday. here he pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. as we've been talking about, there's just been so many crimes against asian americans. authorit

i saw thurman running from jeremy so i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. so they jumped in a getaway car while the suspects got away. >> jiang in lough were able to recover all the luggage belonging to the tourist from chicago who are visiting the city last week. the san francisco native say they're disappointed to see the increasing crime in the city and more recently the anti-asian attacks have prompted them to form their own community safety organization in march called asians are strong through that group. the parent each free self-defense courses through events like this one last month. first thing we want to do was addressed to community. >> empower the community, let them know they don't have to be in fear all the time and that there are people like us looking out for them. just 2 weeks ago, the group was filming a self-defense instructional video plan yet another car break-in occurred at the same location. surveillance video shows them again chasing after a su

i saw that thurman running from jeremy. so i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. so they jumped in a getaway car while the suspects got away. >> jiang in lough were able to recover all the luggage belonging to the tourist from chicago who are visiting the city last week. the san francisco native say they're disappointed to see the increasing crime in the city and more recently the anti-asian attacks have prompted them to form their own community safety organization in march called asians are strong through that group. the pair teach free self-defense courses through events like this one last month. first thing we want to do was addressed to community. >> empower the community, let them know they don't have to be in fear all the time and that there are people like us looking out for them. just 2 weeks ago, the group was filming a self-defense instructional video plan yet another car break-in occurred at the sa

scott king wrote a letter to the segregationist republican chairman of the senate to shun erie strong thurman opposing reagan's nomination of jeff sessions for a federal judgeship and alabama, where he served as a u.s. attorney. in her letter, coretta scott king said mr. sessions has used the awesome powers of his office in a shabby attempts to intimidate and frighten elderly black voters. elizabeth warren read that letter on the senate floor when she stood in opposition to then senator jeff sessions nomination to beat donald trump 's first attorney general. rule 19 of the senate prohibits senators from saying the kinds of things that coretta scott king said about jeff sessions. long before he was a senator. senator warren could have said that same thing about any other nominee as long as that nominee was not a member of the united states senate. rule 19 says, no senator in debate shout directly or indirectly by any form awards impute to another senator or to other senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a senator. and so, after elizabeth warren red curtis got kings letter on th

i saw thurman running from jeremy.arted pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. >> so the the thieves got away. but the luggage they left behind us. so at least they recovered luggage in. this is the second time just in the last couple of weeks that this group that runs the kind of like hours. yeah, they jumped into action. they were filming a thing outside the forum restaurant and another crime happened. they chased him down and they saved the day. then to credible thing. nobody's getting hurt in these cases. but we have seen a lot of violence in serious consequences. now, the man charged with stabbing to asian women at a bus stop in san francisco was in court. 54 year-old patrick thompson pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. the is just one of the many crimes we've seen in the bay area against asian americans. but authorities haven't said yet whe

i saw the thurman running from jeremy.o i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. >> the thieves did get away in that car, but they deserted the luggage. they left that behind. so the tourists got their luggage back. and these 2 men created a self-defense class after they saw the rise in attacks on the asian community. and they teach self-defense classes. and while they were teaching one of their self-defense classes. another crime happened and they ended up. they were filming a video that have the helping in that case, too. so there you go. all right. on the peninsula. we know that the man is under arrest after that fatal hit and run in redwood city. this is an update to that story that we had for you live yesterday morning during the broadcast. >> this is video from the scene again on el camino reale the victim. a male died. the driver accused of hitting him has been identified as 69 year-old carl hofstetter.

in fact, legislators are so concerned they wrote a letter demanding state superintendent tony thurmann state comptroller betty take action. i personally don't believe that girl. brand qualifies for reopening spots, according baby 80, cents at stake. $12 million in funding legislators believe s f u s. d did the bare minimum to qualify for the funds. the money was supposed to incentivize district's to return to in person learning in may. instead the letter says, the majority of middle and high school campuses remain closed. one didn't bring back all the vulnerable students. and two. they didn't offer all their 12th graders a place that before the deadline, s f ust released a statement saying, quote we intentionally scheduled the staggered rollout of our return to in person. they also stated that staffing continued to be a problem. still parents wish more had been done. it is hard to imagine qualifying for $12 million and we're bringing back a few 100 kids for supervised socialization. meredith thoughts in a parent group decreasing the distance, says. she's conflicted with this much fund

[ laughter ] uma thurman and janine galapagos were -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] -- were a gosh-darn delight in this underrated gem from 1996! what a duo! certified fresh on rotten tomatoes with an 85% score! but dominion wants you to believe it was a flop! i say open the box office ticket machines and show us their guts you cowards! show us their guts, you cowards! >> jimmy: what is that you're drinking, mike? >> they say it's oat milk, but the last time i checked, oats don't even have teats! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. oh, god. yeah. >> whatever it is, it tastes like baboon ejaculate and i love that, i've always loved that. now where the heck is that fried cheese margarita i ordered? >> jimmy: all right, mike. thank you so much for -- >> thank you jiminy krimble. hey, you want me to send you a pillow? i can send you a mypillow. >> jimmy: no, thank you, that's okay. >> you can pork it, when you're alone you can pork it real good -- >> jimmy: all right, thank you, mike lindell. >> oh! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i need to apologize to the governor. governor newsom, i had no idea he was goi

legislators wrote a letter demanding state superintendent tony thurman and state comptroller betty he take action. they say the district did the bare minimum to qualify for $12 million in funding, which was meant to incentivize district's to reopen schools, most middle and high schools in san francisco remain closed. bring back all the vulnerable students. and two. he didn't offer all their 12th graders a place back before the good life. it is hard to imagine qualifying for $12 million and we're bringing back a few 100 kids for supervised s. oh shal ization. parents say they're conflicted because some field the district failed, but they don't want students to lose out on that money. legislators phil ting david choose got winter all signed the letter regarding this funding loophole, the faa announced another round of fines against badly behaving passengers. the latest is more than $64,000 in fines against five different travelers. this includes a $9000 fine for a passenger on a southwest flight from oakland to houston back in february of flight attendant reported the man refused to pul

additionally tony thurman less superintendent, the state superintendent of public information will be present at today's announcement alongside the governor giving remarks and you can watch that live ktvu .com or the ktvu news, ap reporting live and magus ktvu fox. two news 93lion. that is indeed a very big amount. alright, emma. thank you. federal health. no federal health advisors are meeting right now, and a vote is expected soon on whether finders vaccine can be approved for use in 12 to 15 year olds. the cdc panel discussion comes two days after the fda approved the expanded use of fizer shots, excited evidence that those shots worked as well for younger age kids as those 16 and older, the cdc says, about half of the parents in a recent survey said they would give permission for their kid. it's to get vaccinated. 46 to 60% of parents surveyed said they plan to get their children vaccinated. the most common reasons for not planning to vaccinate their children included. not being sure it's safer that the vaccine was developed to quickly but they don't trust information about the va

what the law asked and re opened on time and a letter dated tuesday from state superintendent tony thurman to san francisco school superintendent he wrote. the district offered only one day of hybrid in person instruction prior to the may 15th deadline, and this day of in person instruction was on lee offered to its high school seniorsat ite district has not complied wi ths parent agrees. what this looks like. is a money. grab way certainly need the money. the kids deserve the money. superintendent vincent matthews responded to the states letter. quote we have created a chance for all our seniors to be back for in person learning with their peers if they wish, starting first with our highest need students, we intentionally scheduled a staggered rollout of our return to in person learning. i mean, this is apparently a huge fail on the part of s f ust. the state says it is withholding funding but is giving the school district a chance to respond and what it describes as a timely manner. andre an issue that could affect students and really reporting for us live, amber. thank you. the san fran

i saw thurman running from jeremy. so i started pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. so they jumped in a getaway car while the suspects got away. >> jiang in lough were able to recover all the luggage belonging to the tourist from chicago who are visiting the city last week. the san francisco native say they're disappointed to see the increasing crime in the city and more recently the anti-asian attacks have prompted them to form their own community safety organization in march called asians are strong through that group. the parent each free self-defense courses through events like this one last month. first thing we want to do was addressed to community. >> empower the community, let them know they don't have to be in fear all the time and that there are people like us looking out for them. just 2 weeks ago, the group was filming a self-defense instructional video plan yet another car break-in occurred at the s

i saw that thurman running from jeremy.arted pursuing chasing that person getting around the corner. i was getting close to catching up to. and then i didn't realize they had a getaway car. so they jumped in a getaway car while the suspects got away. >> jiang in lough were able to recover all the luggage belonging to the tourist from chicago who are visiting the city last week. the san francisco native say they're disappointed to see the increasing crime in the city and more recently the anti-asian attacks have prompted them to form their own community safety organization in march called asians are strong through that group. the parent each free self-defense courses through events like this one last month. first thing we want to do was addressed to community. >> empower the community, let them know they don't have to be in fear all the time and that there are people like us looking out for them. just 2 weeks ago, the group was filming a self-defense instructional video plan yet another car break-in occurred at the same loca

we're going to try james thurman again. so if you could unmute. get that question in. going once well, it's a very nice afternoon. so maybe he's gone for a walk. all right, so can i ask a professor changed and to answer that last question, right, you know sort of see if she thoughts on how how 1898 might shape how we teach today? especially, you know, someone who works in both history and asian american studies. and honestly, i think your question was great and your answer was great. and the question is isn't is a really important one i think. and this is also where what you have said in terms of history as a pattern of continuities is really important, right? and that 1898 marks a different form of kind of colonial takeover, right? then what we have seen but it isn't some kind of radical shift. right that shaped everything. so i think what you said was great. thank you. i'm gonna slip in a question of my own here and you've you've touched upon this, you know indirectly and a number of responses to the questions that we've had, but i'd like you to focus more explicitly

. >> hard to watch, said rachel's closest friend, shannon thurman. >> she called me when she broke up with him and said, you know, we're done. i want to have a family and he's not ready to have a family. and so, you know, we're done. and then literally two months later she called me and said, you need to be here in two days, i'm getting married. >> and i was like oh great, you guys made up. and she's like no, we didn't make up. we -- you know, it's this other guy, his name is taught and you need to be here in two days. >> tim didn't go to the wedding. couldn't handle it, went to a bar to escape it. he had no idea at the wedding party would swoop into his bar for a round of toasts. >> it was hard man, watching your girl on this big guy with her hot pink dress on and he was carrying her and he's a guy that's got it going on and she's a pretty girl. and they look like a great couple. >> i just, i can't imagine what -- that would be like. i just can't. >> yeah, it's hard. >> to be the guy who gets dumped is bad. >> it's bad. i quit painting, you know, as soon as i found out she married to

new york divorce attorney bob cohen, who previously represented mike bloomberg, ivana trump and uma thurmanillion-dollar properties including an $8.7 million home in florida and the gates' largest home in washington worth $131 million. with a fortune amassed from the tech giant's role as co-founder of microsoft, the couple founded the bill and melinda gates foundation, spending a nearly $55 billion endowment across charitable sectors like global health, gender equality and public policy. over a marriage spanning 27 years, the couple share three adult kids and several joint and individual ventures, in 2019 telling our "gma" audience the importance of balance. >> i think one of our biggest struggles in our marriage for us was how do we allocate our time between us and our three kids and busy lives, and what bill said, beautifully, i think it was really good. he realized it wasn't good for either of us to be the time cop even though i felt that way but that it's having shared goals. >> reporter: their split could play runner-up to the most expensive divorce settlement in history. in 2019, amaz