beautiful for his country, people who are inspired by their spiritual beliefs, individual liberty, and rule of law, and our campaign represents that. you do not achieve that by terry people down by tearing people down. i believe that is why this campaign will win, because it better represents the party. myink his background parents experienced a similar thing after world war ii lithuania. my dad loves his country. it was culture shock. mrs. cruz: sure. [indiscernible] enjoy your trip. mrs. cruz: thank you. takinging forward to him the oath of office. mrs. cruz: thank you so much. nice to meet you. i told my husband we are going to be shaking the hand of the next first lady. mrs. cruz: the voters will decide. are your daughters able to get out? doingruz: they were school work today, so we have to have structure. [indiscernible] wait for we will get family and friends mrs. cruz: it is a well-informed community. it is. absolutely.s, [indiscernible] nothing
assuming i am autistic, when i look at you, i feel horrible, not because you are bad. in my mind, i see everything overload. they are not just problems in communication but they feel horrible, horrible pain. united states, we are one out of 58, if you thought of a trajectory of statistical change, it will probably affect every family in the next 10 years. after this point, i would say there is no treatment for autism. leah phillips: in addition to this, charitable organizations have been set up to provide information and help for families affected by autism. these are based on federal and state dollars to function. the orange county private organization by the state of california to help with these developmental disabilities. california has made it substantial financial commitment. there are 300,000 people that we serve and about $5.3 billion, of which nearly $2.2 billion or $2.3 billion is federal. if state dollars were taken away, we are not even funding half. it would be
discovery, it was thrown into high gear. i hit the ground and just started crying. the dead prosecutor s boss and his wife murdered. someone had declared war on law enforcement. i don t think there was any doubt in our mind that this of a psychopath that we were dealing with a serial killer. a frantic nationwide hunt. you but of the but was the killer closer than anyone imagined? was he lived a double life? i think he was. behind this locked door the truth behind a plot so diabolical than anyone knew. you re making him sound like hannibal lecter. i m lester holt and this is dateline. here s andrea canning with vendetta. reporter: the courthouse. the moral center of every american city and town. the place we go to settle differences, resolve disputes, find justice. it s the place where the story usually ends. but not this time. not in rural kaufman, texas, where life is leisurely and no one is a stranger. [ siren ] oh my god. someone just shot someon
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