she said dad, i m going to run. i said all right. and she said she went up to put her arms around me and i hugged her. she said no, dad, squeeze me tight. squeeze me like you ve never squeezed me before. and i got her and i gave her the biggest hug a father could ever give his daughter. remembered moments like that sustained dan and drove him to continue his lonely search for michelle. then in july, 2005, about five months after dan had first reported michelle missing, he got a call from a detective who had only recently been assigned michelle s case. a detective named ida lopez. i thought ida being a police officer was awfully small. she s a short lady. but other than that, it had seemed that she was on the up and up and that she was doing what she could in her power and the time that she had to go out
squeeze me like you ve never squeezed me before. and i got her and i gave her the biggest hug a father could ever give his daughter. remembered moments like that sustained dan and drove him to continue his lonely search for michelle. then in july, 2005, about five months after dan had first reported michelle missing, he got a call from a detective who had only recently been assigned michelle s case. a detective named ida lopez. i thought ida being a police officer was awfully small. she s a short lady. but other than that, it had seemed that she was on the up and up and that she was doing what she could in her power and the time that she had to go out and out to the streets. it would become a close working relationship based on frequent phone calls and mutual admiration. dan is a strong, quiet man.
put her arms around me and i hugged her. she said, no, dad. squeeze me tight. squeeze me like you ve never squeezed me before. and i got her and i gave her the biggest hug a father could ever give his daughter. remembered moments like that sustained dan and drove him to continue his lonely search for michelle. then, in july 2005, about five months after dan had first reported michelle missing, he got a call from a detective who had only recently been assigned michelle s case, a detective named ida lopez. i thought ida for being a police officer was awfully small. she was a short lady. other than that, it seemed that she was on the up and up and she was doing what she could in her power and the time that she had to go out to the streets.
vets in the 11 years i was a senior were squandered war correspondent here. that s colonel john campbell who later became a five-star genera general. we were having a snowball fight in the hindu kush with the gis deployed their. that s general campbell later in baghdad and in afghanistan. they commanded the 101st airborne. his mom sent me a picture. he was killed in action. i love them. happy veterans day, if that s appropriate, hug a veteran. greg: it s appropriate. kimberly: it s definitely appropriate. you always feel good about it. you have tremendous, genuine love for the people serving in the military. all right, geraldo, wonderful to have you here today and happy birthday, you said, to your son? geraldo: my son s birthday. as, my daughter, 25. within two weeks of each other.
living that kind of life. definitely. definitely. it was not the way that her mother and i raised her. those were long nights filled with bitter sweet memories of michelle and the way she used to be before the drugs took over. and thoughts of rare moments together before she went missing. she came over to the house one day and i had given her a few dollars and she stood up. she said dad, i m going to run. i said all right. and she said she went up to put her arms around me and i hugged her. she said no, dad, squeeze me tight. squeeze me like you ve never squeezed me before. and i got her and i gave her the biggest hug a father could ever give his daughter. remembered moments like that sustained dan and drove him to continue his lonely search for