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>> the device you said is sitting by our bedside. these companies wants to be with us and in conversation us with. we know this with the the phone. when the phone is in the other room it feels like the arm is severed from us. weve become addicted to these devices and they amasked incredible power over our personal lives and over our society they control public fear in a lot of ways and direction of democracy. and exert incredible influence over our destiny as a species. technology is a good thin...

Why that? speak of the device you describe visiting by the bedside. these companies want to be with us all the time and be in conversation with us. we know this with our phone, where when our phone is in the other room, it feels like our arm has been severed from us. we have become addicted to these devices at these companies have amassed incredible power over our personal lives but also come over our society. they control the public sphere and a lot of ways. therefore, the direction of democrac...

For her husband to get to her bedside. lives all changed in an instant. a home invasion and burglary in broad daylight. a woman fighting for her life. and now a perpetrator on the loose. >> you dont know whether you have a guy on the move who could be ready to bust into another house along here, right? >> exactly, exactly. we dont know if we had a mad man on the loose here, you know? >> you settin up security on these streets? >> on every one of these streets, were goin to every one of these hou...

>> reporter: friends and family gathered at the hospital keeping a vigil for kay parsons, a suburban mom whod been brutally beaten that morning in a home invasion. and while her next-door neighbor beckys home had been burglarized too, becky didnt seem to care as much about that. good friend tamara says that for becky, it was all about getting to see kay. >> she continues to ask if "well, can we go in and see her? can we go in and see her?" they tell us no. >> reporter: eventually, one of kays cl...

Perspective. protect democracy and individuals and rights. we use the institutions to try to protect democracy and protect our way of life. >> its dark. 6:45, talking about nuclear testing. >> happy holidays, everybody. >> were you surprised as i was that the national security document came to china and russia with the same brush. evelyn had this in her piece, theres a difference between putin who rejected what we call international order and china, which is still operating largely within it. di...

He brought her back to miami and the hospital where her father was in intensive care. her brother, christopher, had already arrived. both of them were reeling from loss of their mother. and now they kept vigil at their gravely wounded fathers bedside. >> we didnt even know if he was going to live for a long time. >> reporter: pretty touch and go wasnt it? >> to say gruesome is, if i didnt know his hands and know little intricate pieces of him you wouldnt have known it was him. >> reporter: you f...

Seriously hurt. >> shes hurt. yes. >> reporter: for the chapas, the wait was excruciating. and then their daughter returned with the news they had been praying for. >> she comes back down. and she tells me, "mom, its kris." >> reporter: family and friends took turns at kristenes bedside wondering if she would ever regain consciousness. >> i could see her little heart, you know, rise and fall. i got her hand and i was talking to her, telling her that i was there and that we loved her. >> howd she...

>> reporter: friends and family gathered at the hospital keeping a vigil for kay parsons, a suburban mom whod been brutally beaten that morning in a home invasion. and while her next-door neighbor beckys home had been burglarized too, becky didnt seem to care as much about that. good friend tamara says that for becky, it was all about getting to see kay. >> she continues to ask, "well, can we go in and see her? can we go in and see her?" they tell us no. >> reporter: eventually, one of kays clos...

Friend of becky who also lived nearby. her sister drove becky to the hospital. >> she got to the hospital, you know, she was demanding to get to see her friend. >> she go to bedside for kay, huh? >> yeah, she wanted to get there. >> i said, "what hospital did they go to?" >> reporter: news of the attack quickly spread to another close friend of kays, suzanne frazier. >> i hung up the phone and i was shakin, and so i called my boss and i said, "i gotta go, i gotta go." and i left. >> broke some l...

One such veteran and i thought id share it with you today. on wednesday, karen and i traveled to sutherland springs, texas to meet the families and the victims of the worst attack on a place of worship in american history. at brook army medical center we stood at the bedside of a retired u.s. marine corps gunnery sergeant named juan maceas. we spoke to his family as he lay before us recovering from his injuries. but it was from another member of the church that we learned of that veterans extrao...