never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ the independent restaurant coalition says even if they signed the covid relief bill, it doesn t do enough. they say data from the bureau of labor and statistics shows a net loss of 2.1 million jobs in that industry. amanda cohen is a james beard nominated chef, owner of dirt candy, and she joins us now. amanda, so glad you could be with us. i ve always wanted to get to your restaurant, but let s talk about this holdup on this bill,
taking us over the cliff. when the tang the congress and the bills over the cliff, you take the american people over the cliff. let s stop that, let s get harmonious, all of us in unity, asking the president to sign it, and let the president listen. if he would just listen to the voice evefu of the children. i guess we ll find out soon enough if president president is list if the president is listening. thank you for joining us and i really appreciate you. thank for you having me. from struggling americans to struggling businesses. according to bure owe of labor and statistics, the food and drink industry lost $2.1 millio jobs. one renown chef says congress is
care. maybe i can help somebody. at least i want to. i think some sort of lightness has to come out from all of his darkness. i m craig melvin. and i m natalie morales. this is dateline. did you shoot your parents? no. either one of them? no. you re not a murderer? i m not a murderer. madison holton, high school senior, accused killer. i literally got chills. this is a huge deal. the father had come home and found a lot of drug paraphernalia. they were having issues with him. it was hurting her heart to have this happen. distraught parents, a rebellious teen. a family meeting explodes into violence. that situation goes from calm to murder in 11 minutes? yeah.
puzzle? detectives didn t know, but given the potential nightmare of schools and children in jeopardy, it was more important than ever for the sheriff to have all hands on deck at the crime scene. david foley was county direction attorney at the time, and he was there when a door-to-door canvas turned up a critical clue for the timeline. a neighbor couple had heard gunshots, three gunshots, friday evening, somewhere around 9:00 p.m. reporter: on the property itself, though, detectives found themselves frustratingly short of clues. but they did recover in the grass a soggy piece of paper that looked like a receipt. it would be work for the lab to figure out. and around the garage, investigators took note of something perplexing. three exterior lights, the bulbs, were missing. why are the bulbs gone? this is odd. there is really odd. reporter: somebody had done some planning. rang the doorbell, can t see who s out there. flips the lights on, nothing happens. opens the door, the
today on this veterans day we honor all of those who serve this country in uniform during times of war and peace. i want to share the story of a soldier, a true american hero, sergeant alwin cash, who gave his life for this country. reporter: in certain parts of central florida, they note name alwin cash. there is a post office and an army reserve center named in his honor. the lush florida landscape is far from the sunni triangle of iraq where army sergeant cash made the ultimate sacrifice in 2005. just after midnight, october 17, sergeant cash s unit left on patrol in two armored bradley fighting vehicles. not far from the base, the lead vehicle hit a powerful ied. the explosion penetrated the fuel cell under the vehicle. we were all on fire. it was the initiation of a complex ambush.