Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have decided to part ways after five years of marriage. They both have three kids and they started dating in 2007. They both shared a joint statement on Instagram saying their kids will be their top priority.
Tracy. today people are talking about various superstitions because it s the 11th of the 11th. but today s a very special day, isn t it, because it s charley s birthday, and he is 11. it is. and i don t tend to think that charley s a lucky boy because he s been struck by this horrendous disease, but he s lucky today. the outpouring of support from random strangers has been unbelievable. people donating $11 every minute, practically, it s truly amazing. and the charity continues to grow, continues to expand in its reach? absolutely. and today was a crucial day in the development of charley s fund, because we re now in a place where so many more people know about us. we re all over twitter, all over facebook, and thanks to you, we re on tv now. and people are starting to wake up and real that it is within their grasp to play a role in developing treatments and ultimately a cure for this disease that has eluded
To find a cure. i m delighted to say that she joins us now. tracy, good afternoon. hello. good to see you. for those who don t know exactly what duchenne muscular dystrophy is, can you explain it to our viewers? sure, duchenne is the most common form of muscular dystrophy. there are nine types of muscular dystrophy and duchenne is the most common. it s a very aggressive disease. and it affects all of the muscles of the body, including the heart and lungs and it s currently 100% fatal. most kids lose their lives from the disease in their late teens or early 20s. indeed. my brother died in his 20s from muscular dystrophy, as you know. tell us a little bit about charley s fund. how it got started and what your goals are? charley s fund was formed in
Democratic. i don t know why they wouldn t go to meek, but charley s strongest position would be on the left wing of the independent movement. okay. peter, things are a little more muddy with the democratic party because now congressman meeks is going to face a big spender in the primary, this billionaire jeff green. he literally just entered the race yesterday. this guy has $1.25 billion and says i ll spend whatever it takes to be a competitor. a little disunity on the left, too. this is an interesting development. floor is an extremely expensive state. there are a lot of media markets there. if he has the money, he can raise his name recognition quickly. the question is, does he have the right message? is he really a candidate people can rally around? the one thing you know is if meek has a tough race, he s going to have to spend a lot of his money in a primary, and therefore, have less to spend to