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>> i am reminded, brice, of this point that there is a current domestic workers kind of activism in part because alicia gardner, part of the labor movement, also works for domestic workers. >> this work force is overwhelmingly women, its majority spoem is people of cold it's providing the work that we are in need of. mothers are going into the work force and they need somebody to care for their children. the population is aging. we need people in the home to help them age with dignity, and i think the outsource will start to outnumber supply. these movements could change that dynamic. they're pushing to make this be considered work and to be work that at least is given dignity and minimum wage.
>> thank you to brice covert and thank you for the book. it's lovely. we turn to politics. the poll out this morning shows a major shift in the crucial early state of iowa. (wolves howling) when heartburn comes creeping up on you. fight back with relief so smooth and fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum-tum-tum-tum-tums smoothies, only from tums.
them i grew up in. i have known the story is much more complicated. there is also a social network that may be hidden that keeps the community intact. people have been in these communities forever can tell you how things operate and so on. they never seem to be taken into account on a macro level of policy and planning. we see the same problems pop up again and again and again. >> brice, it's interesting in jonah's piece about the era of a democratic president. and public housing is housing for people on the precipice of homelessly is something we should be taking down instead of building more of is still the course with presidential candidates. we need to put more units online for poor people. >> well right. from both parties we get this misunderstanding and somehow integrate them were.
through more hardships than birthdays, that smile means a little more. >> there's no cure, no. but there's -- there's always hope. >> anthony, put your head up. >> hope for kids like keaton and his brother, brice. spinal muscular atrophy has robbed them of their strength to walk, eat, sometimes even breathe. but on halloween, everything changes. >> i get to be included. >> you see these guys out here and they have a blast and they're super heros. dragon riders. >> all because of the costumes their parents have created, incorporating their wheelchairs into something magic. >> super dusty. >> i had a hair cross. i had a pirateship. an elephant. >> it's a halloween tradition and it's changed their family so much, they're now going to build costumes for other kids.
they deserve no less. for daisy uller this trip was supposed to be an escape. her mother died a few months earlier so she and her boyfriend brice fred rikz decided it was time to take a trip. they were saiding to bali. brice's mother said she hoped this holiday would help them both find their happiness again. >> i can do nothing but wait. >> now this grieving mother waits for their bodies. she wants to bury them together, she says, because of their love for each other. bobby was a flight attendant would swapped flights at the last moment boarding in amsterdam so he could get home to malaysia early. his wife also a flight attendant switched flights a few months earlier and escaped going down with the other flight mh 370. bobby leaves behind his wife and their 10-year-old son. bobby was 41 years old. car line kiteser from amsterdam was pursuing a doctorate in amsterdam.
across the world making the plea. >> bring my son home. i can do nothing but wait. brice was on the plane with his girlfriend and now they will be buried together. >> andre angel was a 24-year-old medical student headed for vacation just before em17 took off. his sister sent him a text. >> i said please be safe, kiddo. i love you. i hope he saw it. i just want him to come home. >> what do you want to tell the rebels who are controlling that crash site? >> flight attendant sanjay samdu
off store shelves. many who waited patiently in line had driven hours from out of state. >> it is a big deal to come from other state and take part in this. >> colorado residents can buy up to an ounce. >> a lot of people ask about brice. here for example all flavors 8th of an ounce about $54 and change. >> some say prices are cheaper on the black market and colorado high tax rates will push customers back there. with security tight at most of the 30 odd shops that open many who formed the rules were happy with the outcome. >> i wanted to make sure we saw this the whole way through. >> denver city council spent years setting standards for the retail sales as the world watched. >> we need to get over the humorous aspect of the mile high
taught them? what are they lacking? it's like when brice bart died. >> think of two tweeted on either side of the gun issue immediately when this event was still ongoing, and think of what they did and yet think of the impact of what we were watching, the wall to wall coverage on families in newtown, connecticut who relive their tragedy and everyone else. >> or the sikh shooting or
time. >> sure, sure. >> but what i can say is we -- you know, we had -- we did our best to keep everybody safe. nobody could have seen this coming. nobody. nobody. i've been doing this for 13 years. there's no way i would have ever dreamed that this would have happened. i mean, it's profound and it's dire and it hurts like hell, but, you know, the main thing is that we wanted to convey is that, you know, please keep the prayers coming. please keep the thoughts coming. please keep -- please keep everything going because it helps. >> thank you, brice, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> it's really an honor to talk to you.
it's an amazing spirit. >> it is. welcome to west. >> yeah. >> that's what i'll tell you. is that's not just because of this incident, is that's -- that's the way these people are here. they are absolutely incredible. and a situation like this really brings out the true character of individuals. and i'm proud to live here. i'm proud to be a part of this community. >> i should just point out for folks, too, that don't realize that brice is a volunteer, everybody's a volunteer here, fire department, ems. people who didn't have to go to that blast, went to that blast. people who could have stayed at home, they didn't have to go. >> they were all volunteer. >> yeah. >> there was not one person -- there was not one person that got paid. not one person was told.