Earth News Report

03/08/2025

03/08/2025

Every night, without fail, a 72-year-old father quietly makes his way to the local bus stop not because he has somewhere to be, but because someone he loves is coming home.

His daughter, who works late hours, gets off the bus after dark, and while she’s fully grown and capable, to him, she’ll always be his little girl.

So he waits. Sometimes in the cold. Sometimes in the rain. Sometimes with aching joints and tired eyes. But always with one goal in mind: to make sure she gets home safely.

He doesn’t make a big show of it. He simply stands there, often without saying much, just offering his presence and protection as she steps off the bus and walks the final stretch home with him by her side.

In a world rushing past, this quiet act of love has touched hearts around the globe. Because it’s not grand gestures that define love it’s the small, repeated ones. The ones done when no one’s watching. The ones that say, “I’m still here. I still care. And I’ll always be waiting for you.”

This father’s nightly ritual is a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t age out. It doesn’t retire. And it never stops showing up even if it’s just to walk someone home. ❤️

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The advisory was put out due to “environmental hazards posed by extreme and unpredictable weather.”

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A baby boy born to an Ohio couple developed from an embryo that had been frozen for more than 30 years in what's believed to be the longest storage time before a birth.

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It was one of the top ten most powerful earthquakes in modern history. That 8.8-magnitude megaquake that rocked Russia and triggered tsunami fears up and down the Pacific was preceded by a weeklong quake swarm. Now, the quakes, the aftershocks and the tsunami warnings are a wake-up call for SoCal, experts say. Eyewitness News is live with the worries about the Southland's seismic future. Tonight at 11 from ABC7. https://abc7.com/17357426