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helper again. even gave her an office with a water view. ms. chung very popular with the biden administration getting passed over all over the place. the funny thing about ms. chung she has been working in d.c. over a decade. and there are no pictures of her anywhere. can't find them. who is this ms. chung? why was she handling the these classified documents and moving them around the atlantic coast. was hunter's fang fang jealous of ms. fung? you remember jacqui bough hunter's assistant who worked for the biden campaign. was jiaqi bao at biden's house. remember, biden campaigned from the basement of that house. is the fbi brushing the documents for fingerprints? joe should have taken the hillary tact just lit the box on fire. do you think anything is coming from this? you can't indict a sitting president for crimes he committed as a private citizen. so this whole thing is just going to be a whole pain in the butt for biden. make him look stupid, sloppy,
southeast, mostly in alabama. the governor there declaring a state of emergency in six counties. residents picked through destruction. >> cleaning stuff i probably need to put in the trash any way, but hey, i'm grateful. >> reporter: first responders aided those injured in the storm. a metal sheet slammed into a recycling facility, scaring workers. elsewhere, severe storms took down buildings, trees, and power lines. utility workers already on the scene for repairs. the severe storms spawned anguish in monroe county, mississippi. >> my helper's house got blowed away. we came over here to see what we could salvage of whatever. >> reporter: while the jury is still out on the role of climate change in tornadoes, scientists say they knowow it can make storms stronger, including the california barrage where the death toll is now 21. >> so one of the things you see with changes in warming are more longer and wider atmospheric rivers, like the ones that are hitting california
even at a young age was eager to lend a helping hand. >> there's you know so many pictures of her holding the baby sister, you know, and just taking care of them. yeah. she's always leading the way. >> my kids, they you know, they wanted to feed the bottle and, "can i change a diaper? " >> uh-huh. she was the best diaper changer ever. >> a mother's helper and sister emilee's best friend. with halee, she says, she felt safe. >> she was always definitely what you pictured an older sister being like. like, the big protective, "don't mess with my sisters or i'll come at you" type sister. >> that protective streak continued all through school, even extended to friends. carley sollars and ansley bowles. >> she kind of just acted like everyone's mom because she was so caring. >> she was tall. and everybody, all of our friends are so short. and so it was always,
their first child next week, a sign, he was working two jobs, saving up to buy a house. his uncle overcome with grief. >> i'm sorry. >> he says he went out in the storm to help the family. the car got stuck. his body found over a mile from it. it appears he was trying to walk home and got disoriented. >> abdul was known as a helper in our community. >> -- died after shoveling snow. >> he walked to the bathroom and that was when he collapsed. >> emergency crews were not able to immediately help, says cnn affiliate w kvew. >> i called the police! i called the national guard. i called everybody to try to help me. nobody show up. >> in buffalo neighborhoods where stores were looted, the community handing out food and making do until grocery stores can reopen.
and eventually those family members are going to find out the worst news possible. >> reporter: he lost his nephew, abdul. >> there is a big congolese community here. what have you lost? >> an angel. we lost an angel. in our community. lost an angel. >> reporter: he was married last year. his wife due to give birth to their first child next week, a son. he was working two jobs, saving up to buy a house. his uncle overcome with grief. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: he says he went out in the storm to help another family. his car got stuck. his body found over a mile from it. it appears he was trying to walk home and got disoriented. >> abdul was known as helper in our community. >> reporter: violeta quinones' husband died after shoveling snow. >> he walked to the bathroom, and at that point he collapsed.
eventually those family members will find out the worst news ever. >> reporter: this man lost his nephew. what have you lost? >> an angel. we lost an angel in our community. we lost an angel. >> reporter: he was married last year. his wife due to give birth to their first child next week, a son. he was working two jobs saving up to buy a house. his uncle overcome with grief. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: he says he went out in the storm to help another family. his car got stuck. his body found over a mile from it. it appears he was trying to walk home and got disoriented. >> abdul was an honest helper in our community. >> reporter: this woman's husband died after shoveling
>> reporter: he lost his nephew abdul. >> what have you lost? >> an angel. we lost an angel. in our community. lost an angel. >> reporter: he was married last year. his wife due to give birth to their first child next week, a son. he was working two jobs, saving up to buy a house. his uncle overcome with grief. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: he says he went out in the storm to help another family. his car got stuck. his body found over a mile from it. it appears he was trying to walk home and got disoriented. >> abdul was known as helper in our community. >> reporter: violeta quinones' husband died after shoveling snow. >> he walked to the bathroom, and at that point he collapsed. >> reporter: but emergency crews were not able to immediately
his wife, naomi, is his only helper. >> welcome to new place. uh, thank you for coming. >> why did you do such a hard thing? >> this city, tokyo, this is kind of the mecca of the sushi. so i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man, who constantly surprises. >> tony-san, this wasabi is one of the most expensive wasabi. so, i wait, wait, wait. finally, this one goes to the discount box. then, i bought this. >> that's very french of you. >> so many things separate yasuda-san from other japanese sushi masters.
that is what we are about. making sure everyone's included when youof think about it, 15% 5 the population has some force. p many times they feel like they are not included.cl udwe have change that, i believ. many of the other things i've done since then. in many ways, we are just o getting started becausthe anitao great. >> listen, we will take a quick break. we will come back and chat withm you moree about how your team plans on spreading this christmas cheer. stay with us. san we will be right back. is it cold all the time there? is that why your cheeks are so rosy? i bet all of your reindeer are very excited. is your beard long? my dad's is scratchy. my mom says i'm a good helper. but you didn't come last year.