but then came valentine's day, 2013. when nathan pulled into their driveway mid afternoon and discovered something terribly wrong. >> i could see that the windowpane was broken. a glass was on the ground. at that point, i began to put things together that someone had broken into the home. and at that point i called the police, called 9-1-1. >> 9-1-1. where is the emergency? >> a, we've got a break. in >> a daring burglary in the middle of the day. that would rob this family of everything. coming up -- there would be no more calls, candies or flowers this valentine's day. no one can find denise. >> she hadn't entered her phone calls. she hadn't answered her text messages. >> and what police find is terrifying. >> everything stopped. i just kept looking at my daughter. my world had just been shattered. and i have to tell her at some point. >> when dateline continues. ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate,

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it felt like a nightmare. >> duncan: with the support of her husband marcus, valentine battled throughhemotherapy and double mastectomy. doctors now screen her for cancer every three months. >> being here to support her has been one of the biggest things we had. >> duncan: valentine credits her faith, her family and the eaglel for helping her cross the go line into recovery. for helping line into reco. >> there is a parallel between ng a tm that you support like p and beengh.urneyhat u gu we're in a new season like a new birth. we have a new head coach. we have some new picks, right. so i feel like for us as well, right, we have been through the turmoil, been through the ups and downs and it is like a new season of freshness. >> its that energy that prepared them for this moment. >> hi nfl fans. >> yesterday the valentines were guest announcements for this year's nfl draft thanks to the league's crucial catch program. together with the cancer society, the program raises funds for prevention and screening like the one valentine received. >> we are on the road to victory because of the c

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happy valentine's, by the way. - mm, no. - mm. claire: gross and sweaty from running.hs] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies,

happy valentine's, by the way. - mm, no. - mm. claire: gross and sweaty from running.s] so [groans] for later tonight, you thinking what i'm thinking, valentine? i believe i am. phil: every valentine's day, claire and i look forward to some naughty role-playing-- sexually adventurous cuckolder juliana and clive bixby, speaker salesman by day, spy by night. lover also by night and sometimes during the day. the speaker business, it-- it pretty much runs itself. i just want to keep it really low-key this year. you know, simple. yep. on the other hand, we could have a drink at that hotel bar we love. go on. and come straight home... put on our jammies, and fall asleep in front of the tv.

[laughter] valentines week was kind of cool.he other think it was funny or not funny was life went on. we had weddings that were canceled or moved or held in various things. funerals as well for people who were already planned as much as they can be planned. you couldn't get to where you had to go you, -- to go, you couldn't have a proper sendoff. we think about a storm and we think about it leaving and the sun comes out the next day but the effect of the blizzard and the reason it is still, 39 years later -- 50, 60 people in a room talking about it -- it affected us so much. the thing i want to finish on is anyone remember those bumper stickers? >> yes. christopher: you have the book right? one of the reasons i'm interested in this topic and i am here tonight is my dad came up with that slogan. >> aw. christopher: there he is. these were the state senator and state representative. hull was the only town that in the year afterward held an appreciation day. it was called hull appreciation day for the people that came to help. the

[cristales rotos] [♪♪] >> pÚdrete, valentine. [♪♪] [♪♪] >> [rÍe] ¡sÍ! ¡sÍ!e autos en cuatro ciudades del condado, a costa >> cierren centro de vacunación habilitado en el coliseo de gopalan que estuvo desde el mes de febrero, comenzamos. >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis. >> buenas tardes que gusto contar con su compañía de ser una fátima navarrete. >> las autoridades respondieron a varias carreras ilegales en cuatro ciudades el sábado por la noche este domingo por la madrugada. >> nos acompaña en vivo para contarlos, se reportaron arrestos? buenas tardes se reportó una vez que varios lentes de intento de agresión contra oficiales. varios tenían fuegos artificiales nos estaban tirando a los cargos de la policía y se reportaron varios disparos. >> la primera carrera clandestina comieron más de 150 cargos, un centro de autos y una gasolinera la policía informó que cerca de 150 espectadores estaban en el lugar y otros tiraron certifica ideales. llegaron a la escena para llegar a controlar las pulsión oficial estuvo más cerca de que, por lo atropel

as far as i'm concerned, it's it's you know, it's >> it's it's it's a much bigger holiday than valentine'severybody has a mother, you know, not everyone everyone doesn't missile have a valentine industry veteran. bob says prices are up by at least 20% for a host of reasons. among them, less domestic planting due to uncertainty significant supply chain issues and a labor shortage which is impacting everything from deliveries to harvesting. we probably left between 2 3,000 bunches of flowers in the fields, which is. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars because we could not harvest and we didn't have the work force necessary to harvest of flowers. >> with less supply rolling in demand for arrangement has been picking up during lockdown quarantined. americans began reaching out to each other with flowers and now it's picking up even more with return of many weddings and events. the situation is forcing florists everywhere to improvise if we don't have hot pink roses we're going to use like pink >> you know, we don't have white graduate use green hydrangeas. so we we try to. >> the try to substi

. >> reporter: they had a disastrous 2021 valentine's day when overloaded carriers delivered half theing them to refund or re-send. >> valentine's day almost put us out of business. >> reporter: despite shipping more than 600,000 orders last year, thorny issues stemming from covid have plagued the business. >> we're leaving millions on the table just because we didn't have the supply for the demand. >> reporter: many farmers stooped planting last spring following an avalanche of cancellations. she had to reshuffle her entire business >> we had employees and we had floweder, but nowhere to send them or what to do with them. >> this is one of the largest cut flower greenhouses in california, also where farmgirl set up a distribution operation to keep up with demand. >> i was wondering what we were going to be doing, but it's partnerships give my optimism. >> reporter: if viewers wants mom to have flowers by sunday, do it tonight. florists say this is not the year for last-minute ordering. otherwise, mom may be out of luck. >> rahel, thanks. >>> an epidemic within a pandemic the cdc warn

says that mother's day is the busiest shopping holiday so far this year, outpacing valentine's day.a new survey u.p.s. says more than a third plan to ship their gifts this year. more than a quarter are sending them less than 50 miles. they say it's just easier to ship a gift than deliver it directly to mom. that is your cnbc morning business report. marcus, laura, i live in connecticut. my family, including my mother, lives out in california in the bay area, as yoube yes, shippin there this time around. back over to you. >> i mean, look, it's worth it. >> i know, yes. i know, but she's going to want to see you soon. go visit your mom or call her. right now >> she's coming out. she's going to come visit soon. >> you could have taken her to vegas. i heard you talking about ever we came back from commercial about the buffet. >> the buffet? >> so back up, marcus, i will tell you this. i don't know how much you like buffets, pre-pandemic i used to like a good all-you-can-eat buffet. one of the best i've had at my life is the caesar's palace in las vegas. if people get comfortable with go

late, forcing the company to refund or resend belated deliveries, a loss of over $5 million. >> valentine'sbusiness. >> reporter: and despite shipping more than 600,000 orders last year, thorny issues stemming from covid have plagued the dis. >> there were millions o dollars on the table because we didn't have the supply for the demand >> reporter: many farmers stopped planting last spring following an avalanche of cancellations. stembel had to reshuffle or entire business, diversifying product offerings and growers. >> we had employees and flowers but we had nowhere to send them or what to do with them. greenhi >> reporter: stay te amo brothers is one of the largest cut flower greenhouses i california and also where farm girl setup a production and distribution operation to keep up with demand >> i was wondering what we were going to be doing, but it's partnerships with people like farm girls giving me that optimism >> reporter: shep, if viewers haven't pulled the trigger on flowers and want to get them by sunday, do it tonight. florists we talked to say this is not the year for last minut

que el día de la madre serel día más ocupado este aÑo para la compaÑía aún más que el día de san valentíncendios en los estados unidos la mayoría de los incidentes sucedieron con el modelo deportivo santa fe entre 2013 y 2015 cabe destacar que muchos de estos serán retirados por una segunda vez >>> este es su informe abc para telemundo >>> el presidente joe biden visitó un antiguo puente en luisiana para promover su plan de infraestructura >>> el primer mandatario dijo que el puente que fue construido en 1952 es un buen ejemplo de lo mal que están las carreteras y puentes del país especialmente en lugares de mayor pobreza aseguró que bajo este plan 120.000.000.000 $sería destinado para reparación el senador mcconnell criticó este plan diciendo que los republicanos han diseÑado una alternativa de 600.000.000.000 $ que realmente dijo se enfoca las mejoras de carreteras, puentes vía pluviales y puertos del país. regresamos a ver qué está pasando en las autopistasva fluyendo de manera tranquila en gran parte de la región conduzcan con mucho cuidado pregunta a menos que se indique lo contrario

the last time liverpool were in the top four, it was valentine's day.all 3500 at turf mort were behind burnley. chris wood almost gave in the lead and liverpool a setback. to reach the champions league, they need maximum points and every goal matters. with no way fancy income of the silence was deceiving. just how much this meant to liverpool you could see through their manager. 1— 03 roberto firmino. this had been a match a few chances but soon liverpool had their cushion. phillips the 24—year—old offender in his breakthrough year, this is his first career goal. alex 0xlade—chamberlain had a different kind of season. missed most of it through injury but this cult was personal. his first since lastjuly. for liverpool it sealed the game and while their season has been far from vintage, it could now and when just enough. vintage, it could now and when 'ust enou:h. ., ., ., ., ~ vintage, it could now and when 'ust enou:h. ., ., ., ., . ., enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest — enough. one more game to go. we are not the biggest squad. _ enou

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guest: what beth said reminded me of this old reddish movie -- british movie, shirley valentine i think was called. she looked at the camera in exasperation and said marriage is like the middle east, there is no solution. beth is right. as much as we americans believe in solutions, approach problems in trying to resolve them, the united states has played an active role and been very involved in trying to resolve this conflict. we have come up short every time. i think it has reached a point where our interests are elsewhere. we have a commitment to israel security, we want to see peace in the holy land, but who rules is not of vital interest to the united states. the israelis have come to realize it is a vital interest of israel. israel needs to be the one that takes the initiative. israel and the palestinians need to stop being victims and take their fate into their own hands. we can support that effort. until we have both sides committing to trade -- committing to trying to change the status quo for the better, we cannot change this by sheer will of the msas alone for dictating to oth

on the strain this is a story that's not necessarily getting out from india which is what sick valentin's are doing have us an example tell us a story of the services that you're providing. we have no aiding is in selling those through quarantine patients almightily to patients like as we all know during if person gets affected because one thing the major issues is bleeding issue so we grew aid agency learned those to whom quarantine patients we flew a disservice 247 if anybody had when they told her knees or need to oxygen we provide them oxygen if we're told they need only medical assistance we're trying our best to connect them with doctors we are new york your loadout. 'd ospital beds of full basins are not getting the best hospital facilities so we are doing they're staying are told they get best services very best oxes in what they really can put away what would you give us an idea of what a typical day is like for you right now. lake erie 247 we have limited our ships with a no link years. after made we can get more calls on an average we get 302400 calls for oxygen cylinder. it wa

calling for venues for our wedding and it is the weekend in between so when you call they say are you valentine's day? [laughter] >> . >> my niece is getting married in vermont the home of lincoln's oldest son in vermont. and they have a place there. the income disparity and monopoly. >> i would tie that into one of the questions i see here from susan on campaign financing. there is a section in the book called we the people and to talk about small businesses and when you have a monopoly and they have the skills in that area you cannot part again for good wages when there's only one good company. and then to have conspired to those set wages but there have been some major ones so they were successful. >> so the key here is not to look at this to the lens of the economic competition but worker competition and then to come up as the counterweight. but all of that with all of that the union movement and as i said before, monopolies are great having control over judges. and those pieces are outrageous. in the same thing sadly there is a lot of powers so that's why i recommended and then to do somethi

union said a saver and her 2 children alia and dearest lover on their way to their grandmother . valentine, this sunday is their only free day. they hope the wind will be good to day. so the air that grandmother's isn't too unbearable. valentino lives in the town of nova she provo, union of saver grew up here. but eventually the stench made her leave. over them because of all i will tell nearby, nearby in this case is just 500 meters from her old house. the alex inskeep, it in the town of nova approval, is one of the dozens of garbage dumps on the outskirts of moscow expense. 32, hector has well 45 soccer fields or you need to see this is on sundays. the stench outside was so bad that she could not windows with my eyes were done then my throat wouldn't i not feel noisy. yes. when you leave, children also started feeling sick often that the she took action, the family left no voice over and moved to clean 7 kilometers away when the youngest was always sick. one day there patricia told me, your children have rattling sound in their lungs. i don't think long then i started looking for an apar

. >> reporter: heather valentine is the counselor at notre dame high school. >> there have been differentommendations from federal, to state to county and like you said, to one institution, one school versus another. and i think that over time, as much as we can keep up on things it does start to become fatiguing. >> reporter: and if you see someone without a mask, does that mean they're fully vaccinated? laura wanted to help clear up that condition fusion, so she created a yellow button with a v to help others know someone is fully vaccinated. >> the vax button is something i created to encourage more hugs as an antidote to the distancing. >> reporter: she gives them out at east bay vaccine sites while they try to button down a single message that will end the mask confusion. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> well, bill and melinda gates are calling it quits. they announced after 27 years of marriage they're getting divorced. they were frequently mentioned together after launching the world's largest charity, the bill and melinda gates foundation. in 2016 president obama honored th

but things quickly changed one year later when they could open up again, just in time for valentine's best first quarter ever. i was not surprised to see the huge crowds to be able to wait on to assist so many people and still hold up those safety standards once it was a huge win for us this year, sees sold 661,000. heart boxes that was followed by a successful easter and mother's day. three of the biggest sales days next to christmas. we like to think that if you walk into a shop, you're part of the sea family. we're going to take care of you. that was pam kuk reporting for us tonight. all right, well, bart is now revealing its future plans to go deep underground and its latest project, it's part of the transit agency's massive $6.9 billion extension to bring bart trains into downtown san jose. now some of mark's new south bay stations will require passengers to descend as much as 90 ft to get from the street to their trains. we will have a combination of high speed elevators, which will get people down quickly. we also will have escalators. and as you all know, some of us will stand

. >> we are paying more for our roses than we did on valentine's day. >> the covid-19 pandemic has ledflower shortages and shipment delays from south america. >> we are experiencing the highest prices for mother's day flowers we have ever experienced in 30 years. >> many have no choice but to past past the extra cost to customers. >> i love you for not only what you are but for what i am when i am with you. >> marco is ordering his was a surprise with the spike but i am totally fine supporting local small business. >> in san rafael, working to feel mother's day orders online and in-store. >> this is my walking. it has all of the arrangements for mother's day saturday. >> the owner is paying more for flowers but she is trying to keep her customers from wilting under the higher prices. >> the way i can balance that is by getting less expensive vases or making a big arrangement or a smaller base where it looks just as grant. >>> kelly needs help. she is shortstaffed. >> a good thing for small businesses across the bay area who have been struggling. >> everybody wants to help their mom. it

we are grateful to have you here on valentine's day at the kansas city public library. when i was a boy my father took me on his ankle trips to the west and southwest and as we called on the banks, kettle customers, not infrequently road with the cattle rain ranchers on the range. i was introduced to the choice of the prairie oyster. for those of you who don't know with a prairie oyster is we will see later. i remember calling on a bank in a spin with my father when i was eight or nine years old and that is a long long time ago, from 67 and the streets were not paved. the restaurant next door to the hotel was swimming in dust left over from the gold rush days. gold dust, not gold dust. obviously. the three largest banks -- and one point the largest bank west of the mississippi and 1900 in the first national bank, the oldest thank, financed the growth of the west in the mid southwest, the cattle ranchers, hardware suppliers, dry goods importante, the railroads, the downstream banks. wta kemper, whose mutual great-grandfather, myself, my cousin jonathan who is here tonigh

for val -- valentine's day it is about roses. today you can grab any flower you see on the rack and get it for your mom. this is a -- a butterfly display that they have made here. this is sf small business week and you will see about 13 displays like this all around the city today. they are trying to tell people hey, they are reopened. they are remerging. they are ready for business. the woman who came up with this idea is right here. this is jenny. she is a general manager of the mart. first off, how did you come up with with this idea? why do you feel it is important? >> we are all connected. we are all interconnected. we have a broad base of buyers in the flower market. we have designers that shop our market. that just dealh -- tel busine, restaurant business. so for to the have san francisco come back tomp r ev i love this city. i grew up in san diego. i move here in 89. i don't want to see san francisco fall apart. to try to bring life back into the neighborhood and to have people enjoy the small shops and small businesses t

i remember talking to the driver saying this is where we're going to do on valentine's day day.do this, are you absolutely sure that this is going to be a surprise she likes because what you're describing to me sounds terrible. >> stephen: was she happy? he was absolutely overjoyed. we even bought him a sandwich. we said, see, this is what she's excited about. and he said, and i quote, "it's fine." >> stephen: but in marriage, it's good if most days are fine. >> that's right. >> stephen: my sister mary took us aside on the night we were married. she said, look, your two. there's this and there's this. what you want is that. ( laughter ) what's the one thing you own you should really throw out? >> i'm not going to do it. the last concert before covid hit, i was doing stand up in san francisco and brooks whelan who was opening for me, we got san francisco the night before our show, we went to see the grateful dead because they were playing there, and we bought a grateful dead bomber jacket, and we competed for it at mini golf the next day. i will never wear this jacket. i live in

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. >> we are paying more for our roses that we did valentine's day. >> this has led to flower shortages shipment delays from south america. >> we are experiencing the highest prices for mother's day flowers we have experienced in 30 years. >> reporter: many florists have no choice but to pass the extra cost on to customers. >> marco is ordering his flowers for mom. >> i wasn't surprised with the spike in prices but i am totally fine supporting local small businesses. >> in san rafael, employees at burns florist are working to fill mother's day orders online and in-store. >> this is my walk in. it has all of the arrangements for mother's day going out. >> the owner is paying more for flowers but is trying to keep her customers from wilting under the higher prices. >> the way i can balance that is by getting less-expensive vases or making a big arrangement in a smaller vase where it looks just as grand. lyneeds help. she is shortstaffed due to the pandemic but the now hiring banner hangs out front. it is a good thing for small businesses across the bay area who have been struggling. >> ev

he ended the relationship on valentine's day in 2009 when she refused to engage in that certain act. despite their troubled relationship. the ex-girlfriend's attorney says she still couldn't believe he was behind this horrific mass shooting to she was just couldn't believe that, that he would do this type of thing. >> in san jose. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> we want to go back to the video we referred to earlier. this is surveillance video from the vta railyard on the morning of the attack up there in the upper left-hand corner. see the figure walking across the screen that was sam cassidy walking through the parking lot or the rail yard on the morning of the attack and we don't have any more information about exactly where he was going at this point. but again, this is the morning of the attack when he arrived at the pta railyard. >> i was getting to the point that started to feel kind of and safe. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. we'll hear more from samuel cassidy's ex-wife about the shooter's troubled past. >> and we're remembering another victim killed one who is

that you have two couples here today, so before the show, i thought maybe it was a trailer for valentine's day special you were hosting. >> we know you guys got top billing today. >> but i'll tell you something. the hoover avalon, al and i, we don't share bathrooms. we don't share closets. we don't share cameras. it's just, you know -- >> distance makes the heart grow founder. >> that's right. >> jim, wait. a personal privilege before we go. we are very proud of you, as a fellow cuban-american, like al. and you know how unrepresented has panics and latinos have been in media. it's a moment of pride for us as cnn's to see you, ana cabrera, and boris sanchez as anchors on cnn and i haven't had the chance to tell you i'm very proud of you. thank you so much. >> that means so much. thank you so much. it doesn't play out that way when i'm out in the real world. anna, al, appreciate it. great talking to both of you. >>> rudy giuliani railed against the investigators who raided his home and office saying they hate him and hate trump. how much does it take to get a search warrant like that? eli ho

. >> fuller-warren bridge, memorial day, labor day, valentine's day? laughing ] >> all of the above. >> might even be presidents' day. i am not sure. >> hit them all! [ laughing ] >> it is a rough time for my dad's birthday was april 27, mother's day is sunday, my mom's birthday and then barbara's birthday. all so close. i am open to any ideas. but apple watch, hmm? [ laughing ] >>> well, the exploratorium, sunny and breezy out there. our last comfortable afternoon. clear tonight, breezy and milder, especially in the hills. the weekend warming trend will increase our fire danger, especially in our hills in solano county with the fire weather watch. it says a cold front that is bringing us the cooler conditions today. once we get on the backside it will bring hot, offshore winds. low to mid-70s in the south bay today so enjoy that. mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. at least on the bay side. on the coast side windy but sunshine today. upper 60s for you. mid-60s in downtown san francisco and sausalito. mid to upper 70s through the north bay valleys. mid

it's still valentine's day in my head. i'm still on new year's. >> 2020 minutes.re going all right, thanks. still ahead here tonight, one of the original viral videos. >> is being taken offline. it's being auctioned tonight as an nft. you know, that is don't. okay. well, if you don't, we'll explain and want to tell you how much charlie's fingers were. >> it's going to into the nft did tonight is need your your >> yeah, >> you did. and they may remember this video was uploaded to youtube 14 years ago this is the good old days. right of iran. charlie bit my finger video has racked up 883 million views since then. but it's now been removed from the website and auctioned off as a non fungible token, which is an ft and that's digital deed to the original content. met original content. the winning bid went from over $760,000. so think now charlie's 15 years old. >> yeah. i wonder what they're going to do with the money, though. the family. whoever bought it. they owned it is wall, though, on the video. but obviously the video. >> the money has to go to family. >> they'r

the last time liverpool were in the top four, it was valentine's day.reach the champions league, they need maximum points, and every goal matters. with no away fans in, the silence was deceiving. just how much this meant to liverpool you could see through their manager. 1—0 through roberto firmino. this had been a match a few chances, but soon liverpool had their cushion. nat phillips is their 24—year—old defender. in his breakthrough year, this is his first career goal. alex 0xlade—chamberlain's had a different kind of season. he's missed most of it through injury. this goal, too, was personal, his first since lastjuly. for liverpool, it sealed the game, and while their season's been farfrom vintage, it could now end with just enough. we have one more game to go. we have not the biggest squad. let me say it like this, especially in this position, we have to wrap it up in cotton wool and go again. it's now clear, and that's the premier league. and now, game on on the weekend. 0n the last day, liverpool welcome crystal palace and their former manager. th

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he ended the relationship on valentine's day in 2009 when she refused to engage in a certain act. despite their troubled relationship. the ex-girlfriend's attorneys says she still couldn't believe he was behind this horrific mass shooting to she was just couldn't believe that, that he would do this type of thing. >> in san jose. michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> and coming up tonight at 9.30. we will hear more from the shooter's ex-wife about his troubled past. a group called moms demand action reports about 3,000 people are shot and killed and another 6 to 800. >> or wounded by guns every year in california. and as the family and friends of the victims are coping with their sudden loss. one woman with that group is sharing her own tragedy to encourage them to find help when in one another. for money is live in the studio now with her message out. >> okay. this mother is part of a community that nobody wants to be a part of but says it thousands of americans have already been initiated into because of gun violence. her son was killed while on his way to paramedics school and she s

political through activism against gun violence but didn't consider running for federal office until valentine's8. >> parkland happened, and i was furious. because there again -- we have sandy hook and nothing was done. and i thought well who is going to stand up for our children? why are federal legislators even refusing, our state and local legislators, what are you afraid of? >> reporter: she decided to make a long-shot run for congress. and so i just said, well, you know, you're not going to support me, that's okay. i'll do what i have to do. and i'll go to bed at night knowing i'm standing up for our families. >> reporter: and then you won. >> and then we won in ruby red georgia and i run on a gun safety platform as my number one policy platform. i believed that, as a survivor and as a person who is living this tragedy every single day of my life, that there are so many other people around the country like me that are crying out for legislation. >> reporter: mcbath is a majority maker. a house democrat who turned her suburban atlanta district blue and helped give pelosi the speaker's gavel

valentine's day. he's mapping the virus, it's kind of weird. but it was still a good map.t to show you this table is feeding this map that is feeding these ethnography's. when i think of coronavirus i want to step away from gis for a moment and think about how does understanding coronavirus fit into our teaching of curriculum when we look at past events. that goes into oasis quote. culture is the history we inherit. so many things coming up in the news and it's like wait a minute, we've seen this before. the first one is the importance of naming the coronavirus, and the virus that caused it. we've seen headlines about the naming of coronavirus. recent headlines from the coronavirus. trump grilled on use of term, quote unquote, chinese virus. senator mccarthy knocks dems after they claim saying chinese coronavirus is racist. then this was just yesterday, out of the mercury news in san jose, coronavirus attacks against asian americans reported to bay area and beyond. i thought of my own teachings in my ap geography class and own history class and i was thinking, we have seen

every occasion a family celebration," her daughter said, whether it meant getting halloween and valentine's for her 33 grandchildren and sole great-grandchild, or baking special cookies to mark the 2017 solar eclipse. while family and colleagues described deran hill as kind and shy, he was still a linchpin at the decatur, alabama restaurant where he worked. the 41-year-old had been a chef there since its early days, and he prided himself on his baking. but his cousin said he also aspired to start his own business, or return to school to go into the medical field instead. deran was well-known at his church as well. he especially appreciated singing in his church's gospel choir, his cousin added. it was the sort of music he enjoyed most. heidi brevet "lived in the moment," her sister told us. the 61-year-old relished traveling with family and friends, which included a visit to antarctica. but the trips that heidi enjoyed most were the ones where she could relax and enjoy the banter with those around her. an avid sports fan, she could often be seen in the green and gold colors of her home-town

and valentine's day he tweeted a meme saying, you stole my heart like a 2020 election.tweeted a picture of the dare leader. ha, so funny. and then in march todd rokita voted against the senate voter access bill arguing that the 2020 election undermine people's face in the system. >> all this resulted in shaken confidence in our electoral system. and outright distrust about the results. americans saw mail-in ballots being processed in cavernous processing centers. tens of millions of mail-in ballots overloading processing capacity of the system in many states. turning the tabulation of votes into a weeks long process. >> mountains of ballots were being tabulated. clearly something is up. right? this is the cowardly bad faith that these people do this. right? so as a reward for all of this, todd rokita has now won a leadership position in the republican attorneys general association. the vanguard of an increasingly anti democratic republican party, where he will fit in perfectly. and because the secretaries of states which supervises the election, held a line across party

the shopping extends to other holidays like christmas and valentine's day.e them. many doing the shopping for spouses and kids. you got to make sure you get something you like. >> that's right, but you know what? you don't have to worry about that this year. you know why? >> why? >> bring it on out, boys. >> oh, my gosh. >> we got you covered. >> i was, like, wait a second. what? guys, i appreciate it. >> happy mother's day to you and there's a special message. >> no disrespect to any other mother, but my wife is the best mother of all-time. the kids are asleep, but we have something very special for you waiting when you get home. happy mother's day. we love you. >> dirty diapers. >> he kept closing the bedroom door yesterday because he had foot surgery recently, and i kept walking in, like what are you doing? you're supposed to be in bed. so that's so funny. >> he wanted to surprise you. >> that was so nice, guys. >> stick around though. we'll be right back. >> happy mother's day. that's great. that was really cool. certain hpv-related cancers? you're not w

he had collected the data on february 14, which was a weird day, it's valentine's day, and he's mapping virus. it was just kind of weird. but it was still a good map. and so, anyway, just to show you this table is feeding this map that's feeding these info graphics. so when i think about coronavirus, i'm going to step away from gis for a little while and think of, how does understanding coronavirus fit into our teaching of curriculum when we look at past events? that goes back to luis' quote, culture is the history we inherit. so many things coming up in the news, i'm like, wait a minute, we've seen this before. the first one was, the idea of entomology. the importance of naming the coronavirus and the virus that caused it. we've seen headlines about the naming of coronavirus. recent headlines from the bbc, coronavirus, trump grilled on use of, quote unquote, chinese virus. congressman mccarthy from california knocking the democrats after they say saying chinese coronavirus is racist. it might have been yesterday, i took it down today, the "mercury news" in san jose, coronavirus attacks

and by valentine's day 1916 were engaged and then married on july 1st 1916 the war also affected their plans as they did harry and bess. in that whether it rather than waiting the eisenhower's to speed up their plans. and so they got married. fairly soon, but of course it was a very good, you know and enduring marriage and very very successful partnership next picture, please. but of course marriage. a very successful partnership. next picture please. of course there is that war. sam said harry truman is the only president to serve in combat of world war i. combat as wet dwight eisenhower wanted more than anything. he fell to make his mark as an officer into advanced his career he had to get two fronts and made so many requests to get to france and was threatened with disciplinary action. but instead he had already been recognized for his great managerial and ministry to ability that he became famous for. in france he becomes the director of the national tank training center in camp pennsylvania by gettysburg. eisenhower was in charge of training almost all american takers. one time it