and of course valentine's day now is nothing. don't do valentine's day. >> reporter: cory's husband, meanwhile, had remarried, divorced and married again. and in all that time, no one really questioned the why or how of cory's death. but all that changed one day when a man in a windowless room, a few blocks off the mississippi, found himself with spare time on his hands. >> i was sittin' in my office. and all of our files were on computer. >> reporter: it was late 2013, almost eight years after cory's death. adam gibson, a newly-minted detective with the quincy police department began idly pulling up old files. >> not looking for anything in particular, just reading old cases. cory lovelace popped into my head. and i read the report. >> reporter: the name mean anything to you? >> yeah. i knew-- i knew curtis lovelace. 'cause he was-- had been at one time one of our assistant state's attorneys. >> reporter: there wasn't much to read in the file, truth be told. a statement from curtis the husband, police interviews with the three o

still with us, valentin marinov.ng about this, but it has gotten more and more exciting at the end of 2019. what do we expect for 2020, will this deal pass? david: watching back over that video, nostalgia was probably what i was feeling for all of those key moments throughout the year, all defined by now biting votes in the house of commons. the big vote for theresa may, got it forward over the line, had to resign. next year will be completely different because we have a prime minister with a big majority behind him, the sort of majority the conservatives have not had since the days of margaret thatcher. that means no more late night now biting votes in westminster and mr. johnson can push through whatever version of brexit he sees fit. it is almost certain his withdrawal agreement will pass in january and britain will leave the european union on the 31st. we don't go into this transition until the end of 2020. it does not mean the fight is not over because it will then be the wrangling over the free trade. it will n

nejra: john and valentin stable, with it -- valentin, stay with us. >> in the u.k., boris johnson hason a decisive election victory, the biggest win for the party since margaret thatcher. the labour party was battered in its heartland. some areas of voting tory for the first time in generations. johnson's win put britain on course to win the eu next month. >> it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate. [applause] to get brexit done. corbynr leader jeremy says he will be stepping down, but not immediately. he won't lead the party into the next election. another high-profile loss, liberal democrat leader jo swinson. she lost her seat near glasgow. brexit has redrawn the electoral map of britain, big swing for europe. the u.s. and china on trade deal, president trump signed off on the pact. washington has offered to cut existing tariffs by up to 50%. that in return for beijing making larger farm purchases and beefing up intellectual property protections. the terms have been agreed. it hasn't been finalized. global news, 24 hours a

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>> what am i doing for valentine's day?uestion. >> jimmy: that wasn't my question, really. >> i'm not sure, julia, are you doing anything? >> yeah. >> for next valentine's day? >> oh, will, do you mean february 14th, 2020? i have plans to make love to my husband. >> oh. well, i have plans to make love to your husband. >> oh. >> but afterwards, we're going to go and see our new movie, "downhill." >> our new movie "downhill", that comes out on valentine's day? >> yes. [cheers and applause] >> that is the one, will farrell, that is the one. >> since you asked, jimmy, it's a biting comedy, in which we play a married couple who are forced to reevaluate their lives and relationship after a close call with an avalanche during a family ski vacation in the alps. >> jimmy: oh, that's fantastic. did you want to show a trailer or something? >> oh, no, no, no. we just wanted to stand and yap all night with you. what are you talking about? of course we want to show the trailer. my god. >> wunderbaar. >> please look into the camera. pleas

the day we saw the hostages, valentine's day, there was a knock oi'i valentine's day, there was a knocken all of a sudden here we are in front of the embassy. there were the students. they looked like 11—year—old students doing their homework, but they had machine guns. and we were, i guess, searched and checked out and so on and brought into a room in the embassy that had been covered with blankets and may be pictures of ayatollah khomeini. then the hostages came in. they looked nervous, so i remember breaking the ice with him and saying, hey, guys, iguess breaking the ice with him and saying, hey, guys, i guess you want to know who won the world series, and you must miss mcdonald's. by that time, i was very doubtful. as we we re that time, i was very doubtful. as we were leaving, the students said, we were leaving, the students said, we have to detain you. someone has released a secret message from the hostages. they kept me apart from the other americans, stripped hostages. they kept me apart from the otheramericans, stripped me down to my underwear. after the longest ten or 15 minut

ellen bray, kelly valentine. walker, evans, mendez, mark cruise, woodson, christina, el louise and fisher. >> goo good evening, trustees. i am ellen bray, principal of kipp san francisco bay academy. i am a resident of san francisco. i am proud of the families and students and colleagues we meet the application. since 2003 our school has had a strong commitment to the community working with the city. many of them are here tonight. i ask them to stand up. (applause). despite the rapidly changing landscape of the city it is a constant. student population has remained stable. 84% qualify for free and reduced lunch. 32% are english language learners. kipp's academic performance is with or higher than state schools. they are prepared for high school. over the last five years we demonstrated growth we will continue to improve. thank you for taking into account the perspectives to renew our petition. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. i am kelly valentine. i am a resident southeast san francisco. i am honored to

[applause] >> edward valentine, edmund valentine the third you all. [applause] valentine is his middle name.he was at the university ofmichigan class of 62 . my daughter and my money both went tomichigan . i appreciate that. we will now break for dinner and for those of you watching the live stream of tonight's ceremony on facebook live, stay tuned for the halftime show. i understand it will be kanye west and donald trump sitting willfully not reading. we will be back soon to announce the winners of the 70th national bookawards. enjoy the meal you all . [applause] >> .. chairman of the board of the national book foundation. ♪ ♪ >> here we are again. i'm lisa lucas, executive director of the national book foundation. >> and i'm david steinberger, chairman of the board. >> tonight marks 70 years of the national book awards which of course means this is the 70th time that publishers, authors, editors, leaders, librarians, booksellers, and a point involved in the magic making sharing and protecting books have gathered together with a very singular locatio

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notes there are many details, but one of them is chris christie was dining with donald trump on valentine'sie 2017 and -- [ laughter ] trump told him now that we fired michael flynn the russia thing is over. i don't know which is more embarrassing, the fact that trump thought he was in the clear in 2017 or that donald trump and chris christie spent valentine's day together. [ laughter ] i wonder who picked up that dinner tab. meanwhile, the house impeachment report comes out tomorrow, and this one includes stuff the republican repte evidence, for instance. the president is in london right now. he's at the nato summit. i would bet everything i own donald trump has no idea what nato stands for. why aren't people asking him this question? trump is expected to face protests on the trip. and the prime minister, his buddy boris johnson, is actively avoiding him because they have an election next week and he doesn't want to be seen with -- relations between the prime minister and an american president have not been this shaky since "love actually," which was a movie. [ laughter ] but still, you kn

let your friends know that once they get double awakening of auto great store, kimberly, the valentine's day story come right? it resonates, even though this was near and the people's republic, although honestly california is also the people's republic. so kimberly goads me to taking her to a valentine's day dinner on the upper east side of near-peer adversaries not exactly a bastion of conservative thoughts and principles, but she saw red teddy bears outside so if i was very romantic romance is probably not my forte but i went with it. so i'm at this restaurant and were having a dinner and i'm sort of looking around and a sort of, again, the upper east t side and new york. i'm sitting there, like who's the guy? who's the guy that's going to great a scene. who's the guy that going to start a fight? who's the guy that's going to do something that is woke on instagram. i'm sitting there the whole, miserable the whole meal. because listen, we are fighters but were not going to get ambushed either pick we're sort of waiting for it. we get to with a dinner and i'm everyone is giving site i, a

let's take a look at valentine's day tenet, the co-founder of robinhood.me back to "mad money." >> a pleasure to be back >> three great american companies reported, costco, $300 stock, adobe, $300 stock, broadcom, a $300 stock up until now, how would i have bought those at robinhood if i didn't have all that much money on one of your 10 million, and what can i do today so i can make it to own one of these companies? >> that's a great question up until now you would have had to wait if you dpods a smaller amount, you would have had to wait to have enough to buy one share. today we're happy to announce that we are launching fractional shares on robinhood along with drip or dividend reinvestment and reoccurring investments. fractional shares will be rolling out next week with drip and reoccurring investing following up early in the new year we know that you've been very excited about it in particular you asked us about it when we came on your show last, and we've heard from lots of other customers as well. so we're really happy to be able to bring this awesom

primo de valentÍn, pero pasÓ algo que fue frenar la producciÓn >> adamari: ¿quÉ pasÓ?do en este 2020 y por quÉ no terminar el aÑo agradecidos con lo que tenemos >> jimena: yo quiero agradecer a todos porque cumplo mi sueÑo cada dÍa que estoy aqui con ustedes, con grandes compaÑeros una producciÓn increÍble y a nuestro pÚblico en casa que dios lo sÉ de lo que quieran para que estÉn felices. >> amÉn. >> chiquibaby: yo tengo que agradecer a todo el equipo de "un nuevo dÍa" para acoger voga la manera tan linda en este show, a nombre de todos muchas gracias >> james: quiero agradecer a nombre de todos mis compaÑeros y a mi familia que me apoya en estos sueÑos. gracias al pÚblico que nos permite hacerlo que nos acompaÑa dÍa a dia y sobre todo gracias por permitirnos vivir esta vida que vivimos gracias a esto que hacemos, muchas gracias y gracias a todo el equipo que estÁ detras de cÁmara de "un nuevo dÍa" que hace todo el trabajo duro. >> chiquibaby: ahÍ estÁ. >> saudy: yo quiero agradecer a puerto rico por ser el vehÍculo que me ha permitido estar donde estamos hoy y agrade

and myself i mean yes there is a money making thing we mustn't deny this was a you know so it's valentine's day but so. i don't can't raise much money if you like i'm having happened to think that i am so everyone else i know christmas marks the birth of jesus christ. if a christmas day falls on december 25th a public holiday is the celebration start the previous evening on christmas eve to get. them out in most countries where the holiday is marked the christmas season already gets underway november with christmas lights and christmas markets in the house back. so often so that's true insult to where the crist can go market is a tradition that stretches back 525 years that the history of europe's christmas market state to the late middle ages when they exist in many parts of the former roman empire has. to be super common visitors come to look for gifts to enjoy themselves so. come. by next tides sides or christmas time inside sport is simply fantastic i was here for my 1st mozart weekly public through a new production of the opera lucho c.l.r. was being staged here and i was there for the

. >> reporter: "downhill" hits theaters on valentine's day. >>> jennifer lopez is getting ready for her big super bowl halftime gig. her fiance alex rodriguez gave a glimpse of her rehearsal on instagram. she is putting it together with shakira. they are excited to be standing on the stage as two latin women to celebrate the beauty and value of their culture. super bowl liv kicks off february 2nd in miami. >>> legendary rock band chicago is getting the grammy lifetime achievement award. chicago has been recording and touring for 53 years. the band recently released a holiday album, chicago christmas. >>> some of the other recording artists who will achieve the lifetime achievement honor during a special so many in april. it airs on january 26 right here on cbs. nichelle medina, cbs news los angeles. >>> good morning, everybody. a little holiday cheer for you. what have i got in sports? football, 49er insider. not just any running back. that is for sure. details on that and the dubs last night. yeah. bay area sports for sure. >>> and let's take a live look outside downtown san jose. time

the day we saw the hostages, valentine's day, there was a knock on the door, then all of a sudden herefront of the embassy. there are the students, they look like 11—year—old students doing their homework. but they had machine guns. and we were, i guess, searched and checked out and so on, and brought into a room in the embassy that had been covered with blankets and maybe pictures. and then, the hostages came in, they looked nervous. so, i remember breaking the ice with them and saying, "hey, guys, i guess you want to know who won the world series," and they sort of relaxed. they said they were treated ok, but by that time i was very, very doubtful. as we were leaving, they said, "we have to detain you, one of you received a secret message from one of the hostages." so, they took me apart from the other americans and searched me. right down to my underwear, after the longest 10—15 minutes of my life, they let me go. i remember we were quite tired from all these efforts. we hoped that we did our best, could we have done more? maybe at least when i come back i will be able to tell peopl

the day we saw the hostages, valentine's day, there was a knock on the door, then all of a sudden heree the students, they look like 11—year—old students doing their homework. but they had machine guns. and we were, i guess, searched and checked out and so on, and brought into a room in the embassy that had been covered with blankets and maybe pictures. and then, the hostages came in, they looked nervous. so, i remember breaking the ice with them and saying, "hey, guys, i guess you want to know who won the world series," and they sort of relaxed. they said they were treated ok, but by that time i was very, very doubtful. as we were leaving, they said, "we have to detain you, one of you received a secret message from one of the hostages." so, they took me apart from the other americans and searched me. right down to my underwear, after the longest 10—15 minutes of my life, they let me go. i remember we were quite tired from all these efforts. we hoped that we did our best, could we have done more? but at least when i come back i will be able to tell people a story that is more true. abo

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision. putin to be his deputy, and later recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to in four years' time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that, although russian winters are long, they do end eventually. and so, eventually, will the putin era. but what comes next? what kind of leader? it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. with all the sport now, here's karthi at the bbc sport centre. good evening. a world cup winner after one of the most incredible games of cricket ever witnessed and an ashes innings not seen for a generation made ben stokes the public‘s choice to be bbc sports personality of the year. the england cricketer finished ahead of six—time formula one world champion, lewis hamilton, who

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision. had hired putin to be his deputy, and later recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so, what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, infouryears‘ time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that although russian winters are long, they do end eventually, and so eventually will the putin era. but what comes next, what kind of leader, it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. here in the uk, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn and the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell have apologised for the party's defeat in thursday's general election. it saw the party lose 59 seats. mr corbyn said he was sorry they "came up short", while mr mcdonnell said he "owns this disaster". here's our political correspondent nick eardley. thejeremy corbyn era is coming to an

the second one will be valentine. the third one will be -- >> easter? >> easter. you know them all.n mother's day and those other holiday. but we cannot miss christmas that's very important. christmas, hanukkah. very important day >> what kind of traffic do you get in the stores versus how much you sell online at this point? >> if i look at the trend the store actually are not really growing much or some of them actually declining. some of them are growing a little bit so it's pretty flat. the site misterchocolate.com, is growing every year that's a good sign we are between 15% to 20% growth every year but you know, it's one website versus seven stores. so we really need to boost that, try to boost it a little more. >> let's talk about the innovations you've made in chocolate because you've got some new products i haven't seen before what are those little cakes? >> those are travel cakes, cake de voyage we call it in french you can put it in a bag. it's a little chocolate cake orange we have different flavor or you can have that at home on the plate that you cut nicely and eat with

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision.ater recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, infouryears‘ time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that, although russian winters are long, they do end eventually, and so eventually will the putin era. but what comes next? what kind of leader? it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. kate and william — the duke and duchess of cambridge — will be showing off their culinary skills for a festive bbc show with one of the uk's national treasures, mary berry. the special programme will see the royal couple combine cooking with a tour of the good causes they are supporting this christmas. 0ur royal correspondent daniela relph has had a sneak preview. baking royalty meets real loyalty. but it was the

and yet, he is valentine to write a stream of new york times best-selling books, george washington, thomas jefferson and tripoli pirates, andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans, all of his books have reached over 200 mean 2.5 million readers around the world. that is fairly impressive. [applause]. these are history books. that's impressive. his latest book which we are celebrating tonight, sam houston and the alamo of interest. it is yet another bestseller and it debuted at last week, as number three on the new york times bestseller list. [applause]. unfortunately, this just came out, he has brought at three anymore, is it is it too. [applause]. congratulations, that is pretty awesome. if you haven't read it, you are in for a treat. the good news is for you tonight. you are taking home a signed he of his new book. we are so honored to have him tonight. and he is going to speak to us for a minute. a couple of minutes. he told me he might take a few questions. if your kind to him. and so welcome back to the bestseller list. thank you so much for being here come back i think you all th

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision.ad hired putin to be his deputy, and later recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, infouryears‘ time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that although russian winters are long, they do end eventually, and so eventually will the putin era. but what comes next? what kind of leader? it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: reversing america's urban decline. how mexican immigrants brought a ghost town back to life. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by american forces. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a for

particularly challenging with most metro train and bus services cut many people opting to cycle valentine to all runs a shop in the city center that sells and repairs recycled bikes he says his staff is inundated with work we've seen far more people coming in lots who want an old bike fixed some who want to buy a cheap secondhand bike because the only plan to cycle temporarily lots of people bring in dusty bags that have been in the center which proves they don't normally cycle persistency council says the number of cyclists on the road has doubled since the strike began the mayor has long been encouraging people to bike rather than drive to help fight air pollution there's a vast network of cycle lanes and a widely used bike share scheme and with your use of right that would strike you from what you're after because there's not really enough there isn't enough to say drivers are definitely more stressed and because i have to cycle further on busy road it's not easy there are lots of benefits to cycling it's often much faster on journeys it's more environmentally friendly than driving and

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision.be his deputy, and later recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, infouryears' time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that although russian winters are long, they do end eventually, and so eventually will the putin era. but what comes next, what kind of leader, it's too soon to predict. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your monday sport briefing, where we start with the news that cristiano ronaldo scored twice for italian champions juventus as they won 3—1win over udinese on sunday to move level with inter at the top of serie a. the turin outfit had dropped points in their previous two league outings, which included theirfirst defeat of the sea

valentine low from the times is quoting laura elston, the press association corresponded and it wasn'tat all, it was just that the queen wanted to see who was next in the line, and there was nobody there. because trump was the last person. so it was princess and saying it isjust me, not i'm not going to shake his hand. there was no princess and snub, although she was in the huddle with the drink, we sanustin trudeau the canadian prime minister apparently seeming to take the mickey out of donald trump. he was talking, was it angela merkel was in there, was she? you could see borisjohnson, trudeau and macron. i don't know if they did it by lip reading, and they were talking about, and then he did a a0 minute press conference. a a0 minute press conference! then someone said is that why you are all late? they were alljoking and laughing. they said, you could see his staff come jaws hit the floor! and then donald trump service. this is what donald trump said about his former friend justin trudeau. he's two—faced. trudeau, he is a nice guy, i find him to a very nice guy, but i called him out

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision.ommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, in four years' time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that, although russian winters are long, they do end eventually. and so, eventually, will the putin era. but what comes next? what kind of leader? it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. anna karina, one of the icons of france's new wave cinema, has died at the age of 79. she starred in some of the best known films made by the director jean—luc godard, and directed films herself. david ba mford takes a look back at her life. anna karina was one of the most prominent actresses of the french new wave cinema in the 1960s, starring in movies such as pierrot le fou and alphaville. she was an important ins

valentin yumashev played a key role in that decision. deputy, and later recommended him to yeltsin as a possible future president. so what does he think? will putin leave office when constitutionally obliged to, infouryears‘ time? translation: if we asked putin now about 2024, he'd say 100% that he will step down. but that's four years away. the situation will be different. we don't know what vladimir putin will do then. what we do know is that although russian winters are long, they do end eventually, and so eventually will the putin era. but what comes next, what kind of leader, it's too soon to predict. steve rosenberg, bbc news, siberia. the bat used by baseball legend babe ruth to hit his 500th home run has sold forjust over $1 million at auction in california.babe ruth hit the landmark home run in 1929. the bat has been hidden in the cupboard of a family friend for decades. babe ruth items dominate the list of the most expensive sports memorabilia ever sold. the jersey he wore during his first ever game for the new york yankees in

so with a valentine's day dinner not a bastion of conservative thought to but seeing red teddy bears think it was very romantic romance is not my forte but i'm at this restaurant we are having dinner i'm looking around with the upper east side. who is the guy? who's the guy that will create a scene and start a fight or who is woke on instagram i miserable the whole meal. and i'm getting side i at least in my mind. and there is an older lady from the upper eastside who stands up and says i'm thinking of going to have to punch an old lady. just kidding. [laughter] this is the scene i cannot punch an old lady. you guys have the biggest. [laughter] in the world and i love it. [cheers and applause] so i'm sitting there. having a heart attack and cannot believe this is going on in the reagan library. i apologize but it was amazing because at that moment everyone in the restaurant all the people that i thought were giving me side i started to clap and took self fees and then to be vehemently against me they were not sure they were afraid of what others would think they were put in the corne

the usmca will be passed before valentine's day of next year.how congress impacts china, they did the one thing that could have materially impacted the conversation, which the hong kong legislation earlier this year. china's relatively benign response leads me to believe we are going to have a phase i deal. what i tell my clients is this phase i deal should be viewed as nothing more than a do tot. this is a timeout in a much broader battle. joe: do you expect when that will result in an acquittal having any bearing on the election? some polls show maybe trump's approval has picked up a bit but others saying not so much. by the time next november rolls around, will that be ancient history? isaac: we are 11 months away so if anyone tells you with confidence they know what will happen, they are not telling the truth. my view is it will hurt some of those 30 democrats in swing states. as for the rest of it, i think ultimately this election is going to be determined by the economy. joe: great stuff. really appreciate your perspective, isaac. fed's up

another thing is like i held my first scavenger hunt during valentine's day at the senior building. i would love to see that open plaza used as a place to have the hunt and have the kids come and see look at the stuff i run and running up and down the buchanan mall. i would love to have you guys approve this concept design so we can have this, so we can give the community something and we can continue to foster that unity and revitalize that fillmore that we have and to live it again. >> if thank you. >> tyrone. >> good morning, commissioners. thank you for having me this morning. i have been a part of the mall project since it started five years ago. it is personal to me being a san francisco native born and raised in that neighborhood. as a youth i watched ms. henderson it is in the kitchen and strategize. and to be a part of this project means a lot to watch the development of somebody come in as a youth and participate, bring in creativity to the table and find her voice to stand up as a new leader in the neighborhood. i am coming from a dynamic being part of the neighborhood an

may be valentine's day or st. patrick's day. seth curry went under the knife today.urgery to have pins removed. he will be reevaluated in february. is to return at some point in injury like this. fans can only hope and watch and pay tribute as they are in chicago today. scores and the foul. one point game early on. the final couple of seconds, white beat the buzzer. the both of the 28-23 lead after one. there is streamlined. robinson the triple. we have a ballgame. look at this move. he loses his man. may play early fourth quarter of united center. we have our first coaching casualty. they fire david tisdale who went 21-83 in less than two years at the helm. the assistant coach also sent packing. mike nolan will take over head- coaching duties. >> they will follow-up their trip to baltimore with a trip to the big easy. nothing easy about it. the matchup to watch, drew brees and the offense against the san francisco defense. so dangerous in the superdome. >> there are no weak links. all very good players. big, strong and physical. very well coached. very sound and eve

he is very good about making sure that he is prepared to all christmas eve, new year's eve, or valentine's day if he needs to. new hampshire is extremely homogenized. it does not look like america. it is largely white, it is frankly not as conservative on the republican side as it could be, representing other states, and it's not as liberal on the democratic side. day, you can pull a ballot from either party. not only do democrats and bothlicans, the faces of parties, have the opportunity to vote after being organized a number of years ago. as one woman said, i never vote for a candidate i have not danced with at least twice. it is a small state. you can drive the length of the state very easily. it makes for great television because there are high snowbanks and everybody gets to buy a ben jacket. the optics are great from a television standpoint. at the end of the day, new hampshire does not look like america. it is there because it won't let go and it forces people like joe biden right now to trudge through and put up with what he's going through right now. the front runner in a new poll

media about people who do not love it when folks leap up their lights because new year's, past valentine's family was on all the time and they were salivating other holidays because of the religion, hindu, others and it's very important to them. of to the virginia supreme court decision we find the seasonal guidelines and the basis of the findings posed against the family exceeds the scope of the restricted confidence and are not reasonably related to any of them and what you say to exhibit b? >> i think it's legal definition of hokey pokey turn yourself around. these guidelines were very clear of what they were doing and these people were gaming the system how multiple religions, keeping in on 24/7 and pass the time period that they want to play. this association has a right to have certain guidelines and plus, these people had the opportunity to ask for additional time to put lights up on and on top of that, they never even once went to one hearing and they never apply for an application. if they're trying to cause a problem here and there one of te only ones in the entire group that dec

christmas parties, easter, valentine's day parties. >> ice cream social and paper airplanes. >> ice creamials. yes. >> reporter: these were the neighbors. rich and linda johnson. lina and marion cockrell. >> todd had one airplane in the hangar and one in the driveway. >> reporter: they loved having an ex-fighter pilot for a neighbor. >> todd was always -- i mean, he was just a genuinely interesting guy. he would make eye contact with you. he always wanted to know about my job. what sort of cases are you working on? what kind of law do you practice? >> i had actually kind of looked at todd as kind of a "guy's guy." >> reporter: you enjoyed their company. >> we did. >> reporter: enjoyed todd a little more than rachel, maybe. >> i knew her less well than i knew todd, i feel. i feel like we were both in the same place in our lives, but sort of moving in different circles and -- >> reporter: she wasn't one of those people who kind -- you immediately were attracted to or what? >> no. i don't -- i really liked her but she always seemed a little bit distant. very polite, very friendly but a littl

during each year, jean white hiller is ready to spend another christmas with his wife 40 years this valentine's day for jean has been fortunate to get many gifts in his near 72 years of life. >>except this year. she's cherishing the gift of time. >>the incision was healing ok on the inside. but unfortunately it also showed a tumor growing on my pancreas. i have stage 4 inoperable cancer immediately begin chemotherapy. the first one just unlike we're and unfortunately show that it has not caused any shrinkage at all and in fact some of lesions on my liver for its growing have increased in size it's and then. devastating. >>mostly because just retired we're just enjoying being close to our kids know not grandchildren, gene started chemo in mid august. he lost 50 pounds to a horrible experience he stopped chemo. 3 weeks ago deciding to let nature take its course. >>my youngest granddaughter is 3 years old doesn't grasp that rampant overuse sick. he's not able to get on the floor hop with me anymore. very difficult for me to accept. >>jeez doctor says he has months left to live. we are other's best