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Just thought absolutely not. no way wouldn t believe it wouldn t believe it i mean, she was like my little sister this is her, the young woma in the unpleasant little triangle but she wasn t just some other woman. this is payton martin, daughte of tex hall, the chief of th mha nation on who the travel land was the oil lease, the on james wanted so badly. payton was 19. you knew her? i had family vacationed wit her quite a bit. in fact, here they are in hawaii, james in the water sarah there on the paddle boar and there on another board was payton ....
i think i found a picture o her on facebook where she wa pregnant so i called her and asked her. and she said it s none of my business, but if it s my husband s get over it. payton denied saying that by the way but when the baby was born, very healthy and happy looking little boy, james and payton named him. bentley of all things bentley, just like that expensive automobile james bought for sarah, then left in the garage with flattene tires. you can t make it up. it s weird. it s so strange. bentley yeah. as you can see, he was th one who wanted the car and the name and the show. ....
far-xi-ga millions of americans are struggling with a lack of child care, and it s a threat to the economy. take a look at these numbers. it s costing an estimated $122 billion in lost earnings, productivity and revenues. that s more than double from five years ago. in tonight s weekend journal, john lauritsen of our cbs station, wcco shares one town s unique plan for a solution to the crisis. it s like every morning, do i get to go to day care today? reporter: kelly pollen s 3-year-old daughter, payton, is one of the 48 preschoolers at the little sprouts learning center in warren, minnesota. they paint and they dance and they sing, and they keep them busy. reporter: but before payton was even born, the day care center in tolmost shut down. we really didn t know what we would do. we don t have any family who live here. ....
It all, there s still faith this war will end. for emilia, that faith remains unshakeable, even as she and her daughter risk their lives under relentless russian artillery strikes just to gather the basics. translator: my sister died nine days ago, she weeps. we have nothing. i have to collect rainwater just so we can wash our hands and clean our dishes. this once well-to-do coal mining town has become one of the most bitterly contested front lines in vladimir putin s war on ukraine. a war now in its second year. in the ruins of vuhledar s streets are ukrainian soldiers, determined to deprive moscow of its desperate desire to control all of the industrial eastern donbas region. what russia is doing now is a genocide of ukrainians, this soldier says. we don t have any other option but to win. but the grinding attritional rfare, which have become symbols of ukrainian resistance, makes life a misery for so many. ....