I took my brand new, purple, Hunter, rubber boots out for a walk in the woods. I couldn’t help getting naked and playing in the mud. POV video. One half is from your POV watching me walk through the woods and play with full body shots. One half is my POV wearing the boots and watching the mud squish all around my feet and ankles.
civil rights days. so perhaps there s some value to that as well in this context. and when you think about the power of the media that we have. you re so right. even when the imagesf little girls and ponytails getting escorted into schools by federal officers didn t sway people, but those did. another point, it was officer michael fanone who did not think he was going to survive that day, of course beaten up and heard the crowd around him say kill him with his own gun. don callaway, bill kristol are going to stay with us over this break. coming up, what to expect as the only twice impeached retiree in all of florida, and that s quite a distinction, heads west to arizona this weekend. t to arizona this weekend.
so, a lot of us went without haircuts during the pandemic, right? now that s turning into an opportunity to help others here s kristen dahlgren. reporter: for many, the pandemic made for a long year. in more ways than one. when was your last haircut? about three months before the pandemic reporter: now as americans get back to grooming there she is. reporter: many are also giving back to those in need i average between 75 and 100 ponytails a day. reporter: at hair we share, boxes of hair now reach the ceiling. nationwide, donations are up more than 135% how many ponytails would you estimate you have in this building i m going to say probably 60,000 60,000 ponytails? reporter: for some like olivia, it s personal. her mom had breast cancer. my mom said one of the hardest parts was looking in the mirror with and having no hair and thinking just about cancer reporter: pamela barr received her wig after breast
twin sister in 1991, which i think brought you even closer to cassie. just tell me about cassie. yes. well, you know, after my sister, kim, passed away, my mom was having a hard time taking care of us in a sense of being present. and so i took on the role of taking care of cassie, putting ponytails in her hair, getting her to the school bus. cassie was always a big dreamer and she was going to live in new york and she was going to be a model and an actress. you know, she was always a very starstruck young lady. cassie loved a lot of her dreams. she was a model. she did have some parts in a couple of movies. she loved the limelight. she was very, very vivacious and she just had a zest for life. and it pains me that she lost her life for no reason.
having a hard time taking care of us in the sense of being present. and so, i took on the role of taking care of cassie. putting ponytails in her hair. getting her to the school bus. you know, cassie was always a big dreamer and she was going to live in new york and she was going to be a model and an actress. and, you know, she was always a very star-struck young lady. and, you know, cassie lived a lot of her dreams. she was a model. she did have some parts in a couple of movies. she she loved the limelight. she was very, very vivacious and she just had a zest for life. and it pains me that she lost her life for no reason. she sounds like a terrific sister. she really does. she was a beautiful, beautiful person. and she she was the best, baby sister.