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side, curled up in a ball. i rolled her over. there was glass, there was shrapnel, there was shards of metal everywhere. everywhere. >> teddy knew all the hoagland family's cell phone numbers and she was the one who broke the news. >> i was driving, and she said that there was an explosion and my mom's truck blew up. so i immediately pulled over, stopped, and called my dad, asked him what's going on. what do we do? >> what did he say? >> he said, i just heard, too. i don't really know all the details. >> the hoagland family gathered at uc san diego medical center where connie had been taken for emergency surgery. >> we got to quickly see her rushed from the hallway into surgery. it was probably ten seconds. and i just remember telling her, i love you, and her being awake but kind of being out of it. and then that
the bear would wig out. he looked like teddy. none of this makes sense. >> carley: he said he hibernated. >> he saved the king last month and cured cancer, not like he is doing nothing. >> carley: he was in arizona earlier this week and he said this, adding wonders of the world to this fine world. >> president biden: grand canyon one of the earth's nine wonders of the world literally, think of that. it is amazing and during america entire world as matter of fact, i said nine, one of the seven wonders of the world. >> jimmy: worst travel agent ever, advertising things that don't exist, falling off your bike. listen, man, i get a kick out of
line. they know as you point out the g.o.p. primary voters look at this and say this is a raw deal. in fact it is a sympathetic figure in a lot of republicans are goals, the former president is. that is a tough question for that debate. >> he is on with martha on "the story." >> just think. you could have been a bell. [laughter] be when i could have been a george barrett >> you could have been a bell on capitol hill. he works in washington, d.c. >> i am happy that my parents didn't say theodore, teddy. i would have been tough for me. >> it would have been cute. >> our nation's failing report card extending to a school back by lebron james. students in his classrooms have flunked out for years. ben carson is on that coming up. >> democratic run illinois will
weight shedding. i was going to a christmas party with my husband, s8,to myo i decided to try on the dress that my daughter wore to her when she was 18. and to my surprise, it fit meanu perfectlsty. my children have seen a changing in me. d changei'm not sitting around . d changei'm not sitting around . i'm just moving and just seeing that my life. sick and tired as we age since being on goal. i look and feel better than i did in my twenties. i truly feel like back to the i truly feel like back to the best me i can be with thyroid eye disease. eye disease. i hid from the camer then i aai wanted to hide from the world tes i thought my ted was beyond help. but thenreats t. i asked my docr about topaz. about topaz. >> that two paisa is the only medicine that treats teddy at the source, not just the symptomsa is an .
30,000 people were infected with viral hepatitis or hiv in the 1970s and 80s after being given contaminated blood products. our health reporter, jim reed, has the details. this photograph here is when stephen was in hospital with his teddy. quite a bad bruise that day. as a child, stephen was given a brand new treatment for the blood disorder, hemophilia. almost every batch was contaminated, and he was infected with hepatitis and hiv. i don�*t think people can appreciate the level of suffering and pain that he went through, even us as his parents and his siblings couldn�*t actually understand and appreciate the suffering that he went through. it was really hard for him. as he grew up, health problems meant stephen couldn�*t work or look after himself. in 2017, he had a heart attack aged just 37 and died in hospital in sheffield.