when mom died five decades later, he found trudy webber.y had in common was the shared life of being adlzheimers care givers. can you imagine sharing the life of your love for a huffalf cent? that batch of existence is not really what you'd call life. dad and trudy had a great time together for the simple reason they were a match made in heaven. >>> well, today, down in ocean city, new jersey, where my brothers and i spent so many summers, trudy got her send off, mostly from her first family, but also from my brothers and i who were there to join her just as my dad and her had joined each other and knew what true love is. by god, he said such truth about appreciating what you have, not judging others, not worrying about the past but looking at every day you have before you and faced with it all yourself. not a bad way to live. and that's "hardball" for for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >> tonight on "all in," alarming new details about the man who breeched white house security. he had been arrest

you told me when trudie walks into the room, your world lights up. >> she's my sunshine and my oxygen. >> reporter: "every breath you take." everyone think this is, like, a great romantic song. >> i think it is a great romantic song. but it's also on the other side quite a dark song. there's an element of surveillance in it, you know, i'll be watching you forever. that's not entirely healthy. ♪ i'll be watching you >> reporter: and about that new headline. sting saying he would not leave his money to his children. is it true that you plan on leaving them none of your material wealth? >> it's actually, it's never been an issue with my kids. my kids have inherited my work ethic. it's a privilege to actually make your own money. and we need that. and that generation needs that, too. >> and so we choose sting, now officially our person of the week. i'll see you later on "20/20" and next week. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades. for the deciding game, here are the three finalists. in 2011, he won the tournament of champions. from brooklyn, new york, please welcome ro

you told me, when trudy walks in the room, your world lights up. >> she's my sign and my oxygen. >> reporter." everyone thinks this is a great romantic song. >> i think it is a great romantic song. but it is also, on the other side, a dark song. there's enelemean element of surveillance in it. that's not entirely healthy. ♪ i'm be watching you >> reporter: we asked about that other headline. sting saying he would not leave his money to his children. is it true that you plan on leaving them none of your material wealth? >> it's actually -- it's never been an issue with my kids. my kids have inherited my work ethic. they all work extremely hard. they want to earn their own money. >> reporter: i think that will strike a chord with the american people. >> yeah, it's a privilege to make your own money. and we need that. that generation needs that, too. >> reporter: a message for the next generation. one that's already listening to his music. for "nightline," i'm david muir in new york. >> all right, thanks to david muir and to sting. finally here, a quick personal note. when i posted this picture

. >> we are walking this year for trudy hanson. a member of our church who we love dearly who is a survivor and thankfully we're working for her. >> reporter: lacing up their walking shoes. >> i'll see how far i can walk this year without actually training for the first time. >> reporter: strutting 60 miles over three days. strolling through the streets of the city of brotherly love. >> you're surrounded by great, awesome, positive people all weekend long. >> reporter: hoping to raise their voice -- >> one time you walk you'll be hooked for the rest of your life. >> reporter: and awareness one step at a time until the very end. >> when i cross the finish line at the end is when i always cry. >> reporter: tears fell at the opening ceremonies. hearing stories from survivors, families and friends. >> what do you hope to feel after all this is however? i hope to feel we're closer to helping all these people. >> reporter: people with a shared purpose to kick cancer to the curb. >> we'll probably be signing up again for the next year. >>

. >> when trudy walks into the room, your world lights up. >> she's my sunshine and my oxygen. >> reporterreath you take." everyone thinks this is like a great romantic song. >> i think it is a great romantic song but it's also quite a dark song. an element of surveillance in it. i'll be watching you forever. that's not entirely healthy. ♪ i'll be watching you >> reporter: we asked about the other recent headline. sting saying he'd not leave his money to his children. >> is it true you plan on leaving them none of the material wealth? >> it's actually never been an issue. my kids have inherited my work ethic. they all work extremely hard. they want to earn their own money. >> i think that will strike a chord with the american people. your worth is determined by how hard you work. >> it's a privilege to make your own money, and we need that. and their generation needs that, too. ♪ >> reporter: a message for the next generation. one that's already listening to his music. i'm david muir in new york. >> a lot of folks looking forward to that. >> what a great window into his life. >> i had no i

. >> we're walking this year for trudy hanson.of our church who we love dearly who's survivor every thankfully we'll walking for her. >> reporter: lacing up their walking shoes. >> i'm going to see how far i can walk without actually training for the first time. >> reporter: strutting 60 miles over three days. strolling through the streets of the city of brotherly love. >> you're surrounded by great, awesome, positive people all weekend long. >> hoping to raise their voice,. >> one too many you walk you'll be hooked for the rest of your life. >> reporter: and awareness one step at a time till the very e end. >> when i cross the finish line when i always cry. >> reporter: and tears fell at the opening ceremonies. hearing stories from survivors, family and friends. >> what do you hope to feel after all of this is over? >>> i hope to feel that we're closer to helping all these people. >> reporter: people with a shared purpose to kick cancer to the curb. >> we'll probably be signing up again for the next year. >> reporter: in philadel

. >> trudy, which one do you choose? >> i'm going to choose your question about egypt and certain countries like that. something started out as an anticorruption movement. certainly china and egypt do have one thing in common and that is expression on civil society. -- suppression of civil society. to sustain an anticorruption movement you need a little bit , more than an initial revolution. you need an enabling environment. whistleblower protection, really respecting civil society and enabling civil society. i think that distinguishes certain other countries, which have been more successful than others. i also wanted to add -- you made the link between corruption and growth -- i grew up in india and certainly i would not adhere to the view that corruption has helped the growth in certain economies. i think anticorruption activities increases the momentum of growth. to look at certain countries which do not have an active democracy like china and other countries and to take a very skewed view of the last 4-5 months, wher

. >> trudy from the philadelphia inquirer. in order to deal with isis, both in syria and iraq need to be convinced that they are safe to oppose isis. syria, will sunni be willing to fight against isis if they feel the bombing strike are helping president aside. what can we do to convince isis? to be against >> isis occupied sunni areas. city known to be a sunni and the second largest government in iraq. many people are refugees now. anybody who goes and finds the isisity of these people -- does not represent the sunnis. isis occupied key areas of the sunnis. as for syria, the issue there is sunnis. .r a lolly's the situation is different in syria. syria is concerned with this issue, and we do not control .yria we do not decide anything for the syrian people. should be of syria making that decision for their future. from human rights watch. i wanted to know what the iraq government's plans are to disarm the shia militias that have been responsible for atrocities on par with isis. i also wanted to know what we can expect from th

withinould be international legitimacy as a cover for attacking it will stop >> trudy rubin from the "philadelphia inquirer." in order to deal with isis, sunnis besyria and iraq need to that they are safe to oppose isis. will sunni be able to fight against isis if they feel the bombing strikes are helping president assad? can you say specifically what the government will do to when sunninnis tribes feel like they have been betrayed in the past when they turn against al qaeda? >> isis did not defend the sunnis. isis occupied sunni areas. most little is known to be a sunni city and the second largest government in iraq. many of the people of muscle are refugees now. finds awho goes and majority of those people went because it is close to muscle, isis does not represent sunnis. isis occupied key areas of the sunnis. as for syria, the situation is and syria is concerned with this issue and we don't control syria. we don't decide anything for the syrian people. be people of serious should making their decision and their future. row?e woman in the fourth >> hello. i'm from human rights wat

. >> we are walking this year for trudy hanson, she's a member of our church who we love dearly. she is a survivor. and we will be walking for her. >> i am here every single year and i saw how important it was, to everyone. i wanted to be part of this. >> reporter: what do you think when you hear 20 miles that you have to walk today. >> that is scary. >> reporter: 60 miles for the whole weekend. when you finish what do you hope to feel after all of this is open. >> i hope to feel closer to helping all of these people. >> reporter: so back out here live, you can see clean up is underway. the mission is the same today for everyone who is here to kick cancer's butt using manpower, with just thousands of have curing people here this morning and money that totals millions of dollars, and, of course we heard great story of survivors, of people who lost their lives. people bring you those stories on the fox 29 news at 5:00. mike and alex, it is a little cloud here because they are all on the streets heading to philadelphia. >> our sky fox will be up and keep track of where they are. >>

. >> trudy m. aldero. >> margaret n.her, john leslie albert. he was a dedicated father, loving husband, a respected colleague. he's sorely missed. >> and my sister, dorothy r. morgan. you stand tall in our hearts. >> jacqueline elaine avisbedly. >> anna alipapo. >> eric allen. >> joseph ryan allen. >> victor dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. >> christopher allenhouse. >> anna f. allison. >> janet marie alonzo. >> anthony alvarado. >> antonio alvarez. >> victoria alvarez rita. >> elmo alvir. >> angela amaranzo. >> james m. amhas zo. >> paul w.abros. >> wade scott amundsen. >> joseph achundia. >> yvette constance anderson. >> john jack handserfield. >> jean ann andruki. >> joseph ange leany, senior. >> joseph and john angilini, junior. >> mary lynn edwards angel. >> laura angeleta. >> doreen angarsani. >> my beautiful, loving daughter, maria santilian. your dad and i love you very much and always in our prayers. also sending their love and kisses from your brother, victor and his wife, talia and two nephews. also from you

. >> that was sting and his wife trudy on the blue carpet last night talking about scotland voting to of the united kingdom. we know sting and other celebrities from the uk said they were in favor of this. >> i'm going to go back to kahuna. so i'm going to go from now on -- >> for your name. >> i think it's worked for sting. i was thinking maestro by me but that was taken. i've got one for you too. >> i bet you do. >> based on too big to fail. i think just calling you big. is that cool? if i call you big? mr. big? >> i think i'm not going to give that up. >> so i'm kahuna. >> what's miss quick? >> i'll just stick with becky. >> this is where we get into dangerous -- a lot of people said that your picture on the mug looks like a bratz doll. >> i don't want to be called that. i'll stick with becky. >> brain is taken. >> that's right. >> how about quickie? i always call you quickie. >> you actually do call me that. i don't know if i want that to be my permanent moniker though. >> you want to be big or just ann drew? >> i like big. i'm going to take big. i'm not going to turn that down. k

you told me when trudie walks into the room, your world lights up. >> she's my sunshine and my oxygenabsolutely. >> reporter: "every breath you take." everyone think this is, like, a great romantic song. >> i think it is a great romantic song. but it's also on the other side quite a dark song. [ whining ] [ cuckoo! cuckoo! ] [ burp! ] [ boing! ] [ strike! squeak! ] [ children laughing ] it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here a the stars of our show,