hear it? reporter: his father hears it. clear as day. reporter: christie puts her hand on that father s shoulder, and that dad says he could just imagine what his son is doing. he s probably out there running laps. reporter: his son the runner, and christie grateful for his heart. his father telling us this so peaceful. and it was it was something that we all needed. reporter: christie too. that donor is grateful not only for the heart, but for that family. so thankful and blessed to have them in our lives. it s like at the end of a rainbow, you find a pot of gold. for me that s how it is. she is thankful, and our thanks to david muir on that really touching story. since matthew s death, he s saved even more lives. he has donated seven organs, saving the lives of up to five people. oh, wow. this is why people urge you to consider organ donations. and in fact, your medical condition at the time of death will determine what organs and tissue can be don
chauffeur through crowds of protestors. but they decided to stop on the side of 101 frichlt there the entourage walked on foot as you can see a cross a grass strip into the back of the hotel. that was not the easiest entrance i have ever made. went under a fence and through a fence and oh, boy felt like i was crossing the border actually. reporter: we do have team coverage on trump bay area visit beginning with 7 news reporter lee ann. reporter: protestors chain link themselves in burl game forcing the closure of old bayshore hoychlt republican supporters tried to get through were forced to turn back. that s not necessary lay good thing but it was harmless. so that s no big deal. i m on my way. reporter: but not every attendee agreed with the demands. this is what happened when republican supporter nick saint royal of orange county tried to cross a line full of trump protestors. eventually protestors pushedj him away as he demanded that he should be allowed to enter th
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Caffè Lena has been a staple of music and community in the Spa City for more than sixty years, and to honor the long-standing impact the cafe has made not only in the city but in the state and music industry as a whole, Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner nominated the business to […]
The Bulldogs came out in full spirit mode at the Battle for the Paddle, an annual spirit competition against Lakeland High School on Friday, Jan. 19.
SHS put up a good fight with students braving the cold and icy roads to come out dressed to follow the theme of “Race to the Paddle” or a NASCAR theme.
By Elizabeth Lee THERE were big ones and small ones, green ones and red ones, shiny new ones and creaky old ones – but all of the tractors that took part in a…