thinking of her daddy. that is far away that she kif r hile is away. natalie cole's it the day we eat turkey. what day is that? thanksgiving. make a wish, says na, aul sp. pu we i wish that daddy would -- nana put a finger to her lips. keep your wish secret and hope thatomeday it will come true. rana thndblg outside the kitchen window. natalie helps bake holiday cookies. gm, says her younger brother hunter. ddndm.eso send the cookies t s sthr favorite things. will daddy be coming home? natalie sees her mother turned away and white her eyes. lovyomm ieou anduts herrm be brave, that wnatalie. dade dad's friend alex is shovelling the sidewalk. your dad is helping the country. i want to help too. on the lawn natalie and hunter tapun y p the swbs snowman's head. hunters and she years. a sunoco soldier. be brave, natalie. listands in the church hallway looking at a page of the church bulletin. she touches the page. her father's name is here with opilayll them. the girl behind her is looking at the names. natalie

a perspective sugar daddy. he has potential. he's really nice. >> after dinner, it's time to pack for a long weekend in louisiana meeting up with her main sugar daddy larry. >> except, this is kenny, olympia's secondary sugar daddy come by the airport to see her off. the encounter is short. >> you need some money? >> yes. >> yes? >> but for olympia -- >> thank you. larry. >> this is the first time larry and olympia seen each other in six weeks. larry is a mor man from utah they've been in a sugar baby, daddy relationship for a year and a half. and claim their relationship is not what you might expect. >> is there sex in this relationship? >> no. no sex. >> not at this point and we don't believe in having premarital sex. >> it's just like a perfect scenario for you? >> yeah. >> which is have someone who gives you money and no sex. >> i don't have to sleep with them, they respect me. they let me be myself. yeah. the dream. >> a dream that comes at a cost. >> sometimes it gets to me to know that he is my only way

well, you might as well change into your pajamas, because-- daddy! daddy! daddy! daddy! daddy!love you as much as cats. oh. huh. hi, alexa. how are you? i'm fine, thank you. is your mummy on her way to collect you? i doubt it. right. girls! don't start any complicated games! jane's late picking her up again, eh? oh... only an hour and a quarter. still two hours off her personal best. how was the match? not great. they really should segregate the home and away supporters. oh, not again. still, at least ben should sleep well tonight. do you reckon? he's still totally wired. ( hollering, footsteps overhead ) he could go on for hours yet. right. you're quiet, jakester. he's stuck on his maths. new maths, is it? yeah. perhaps daddy could help you. yeah, okay. ahem. do you know, i always think it's better if the pupil works it out for themselves, 'cause that way they will remember it better. oh, karen, what did i say about not starting any new games? but it's rude to leave your guest alone. you can't suddenly change your mind now. that's what you told me. actually, i can change my mi

but daddy does it in a really-- well, perhaps we should get daddy.addy's very busy at the moment, because daddy's downstairs watching the television, so i'm up here reading the story, and if you would like me to read percy the puffin, then this is how it's going to be. "'you're my lunch,' roared the hungry alligator. "'i'll eat half of you now and save the rest till later.' "'well, you can't eat me,' said charlie." daddy does them like... "no, not me, you can't eat me," then he's like... ( high-pitched voice ) "no, not me, you can't eat me!" does he? does he? good old daddy. "'oh, bother!' said the hungry alligator." mom, veronica's on the phone! sue: can you tell her i'll call her back? she says she's gonna call you back. pillock. pillock. git. vanessa feltz. okay? yeah, i'm fine. at what age do your children start thinking of you as incompetent? oh, i don't know. three, two. better go and ring the witch. pratt. you know nothing about the weather. ben: i feel sick! i've given you a bowl! oh, hi, veronica. it's sue. yeah, look, um... i've managed to

, i'm your daddy.t would work. i like the general idea and it sounds like it's starting to hit. >> what about you, les? >> i love it. anybody with a real kid, though, you have to be very aware of what the potential flaws are. sometimes those are hard to hear. i love the fact that you knew what the market is, it's $4 million. i would love to hear what happened at 2% of the market, 3% of the market. i think maybe you're seeing your baby more than she currently is, but that's a lot of market share to get to. i want to hear at what happens at 2% to 3% of the market. if i can work there. >> key to saying, where is the break even point. we want to know where it starts being the consumer money. >> i think what everyone can learn from this is your ease in giving that pitch, that was really fantastic and fun to watch. good luck with everything. thank you for coming on the program, thank you for your advice. >>> if any of you out there have a product and service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch pane

a perspective sugar daddy. he has potential. he's really nice. >> after dinner, it's time to pack for a long weekend in louisiana meeting up with her main sugar daddy larry. >> except, this is kenny, olympia's secondary sugar daddy come by the airport to see her off. the encounter is short. >> you need some money? >> yes. >> yes? >> but for olympia -- >> thank you. larry. >> this is the first time larry and olympia seen each other in six weeks. larry is a mor man from utah they've been in a sugar baby, daddy relationship for a year and a half. and claim their relationship is not what you might expect. >> is there sex in this relationship? >> no. no sex. >> not at this point and we don't believe in having premarital sex. >> it's just like a perfect scenario for you? >> yeah. >> which is have someone who gives you money and no sex. >> i don't have to sleep with them, they respect me. they let me be myself. yeah. the dream. >> a dream that comes at a cost. >> sometimes it gets to me to know that he is my only way

it would be a point of pride for the daddy president?uld step up to that since heç did that in massachusetts and now he's saying, no, i have changed my mind. >> it's weird in massachusetts it is working well. 98% of the people in massachusetts have health insurance. and like it! >> and like it. >> people in massachusetts did decide that. that was one of mitt romney's -- massachusetts decided that's what they wanted, not the federal government. >> but when you get away from the semantics, it worked. >> it is odd to say, i think my one kid over here who says, i really do want to go to school, that you would send that one to school, but the other one was like, dad, i'm not so much on it so you don't second that kid. if health care is good for the people of massachusetts and drives down costs in massachusetts, if people like it in massachusetts, then why should their neighbors in virginia or in california or in louisiana -- >> that's why we have different states. i know in south carolina our governor hailey said we know what to do with fede

i put "daddy" on the front, "i'm the daddy" on the back and it took off.s year we're hoping to do about $750,000 in sales but with over 4 million babies born a year, 10% market share would make it a 30d million company. i'm looking for high-level investors to take it to that next step. got to go. >> best luck! you didn't seem nervous at all. you felt like you were just talking. >> thank you. great job. >> good. >> we know the personality was fantastic. did he get all the personality matter? >> hearing we've got a five to 1 marching already and perhaps is going to build to a reason number of sales. 30 sounds like a good number. you're hitting on good points. you're coming in with this and i think it should say who's your daddy? i would like you, general idea. it sounds look it's starting to hid. >> why don't i love it, anyone with a real kid, you have to know what the potential flaws are. you never what the market is, it's 4 million but i'd like to hear what happens at 2% of the market, 3% of the market. i think maybe you're seeing her than she currently is

my mummy and daddy don't live together anymore. mummy said that on their wedding day she thought he was the most wonderful man on the planet. now she just cries all the time. father: here we go, sweetheart. ( organ plays wedding march ) all set? ( panting ) ...yeah. julie's got tears in her eyes. well, it's an emotional day. it's sue. ( mouthing ) who's that? no idea. pete: this is our table. they've put, uh, ben and karen on a children's table. result! is it? ben is on a children's table... with other children. look, you can't be a helicopter parent. you just hover around him all the time. you don't give him any space. he's gonna be fine. i'm more of a sort of jump-jet parent, if anything. i like to just sort of get in there quickly and sort stuff out. angela: my god, it's you! oh, hello, vicar! ohh! here it comes. the attention-seeking missile. look, sue, this-- this is julie's big day. yes, i know. all i was going to say is that-- is that i must stay in control. yes, i know that, and you needn't worry, because i have made a prom

puff daddy. a puffer fish. kind of fits. >> take that hook out and see that puffer, puff daddy, swim away unencumbered, how did it feel? >> it felt great. i honestly think the fish would have starved to death, just the way the hook was through his mouth, it wouldn't allow him to close his mouth and eat the type of food that he eenchts i'm glad you found him and saved him. >> don't worry. that's what we do here. we live aloa. >>> some fire fightners jacksonville, florida, had helmet cams on when they went on the attack of a fire in a 4,000 square foot home. >> oh, man. >> i love this. >> this is so cool. >> this video picks up, we see them go into the house, and watch here as you can see timber falling on their head. that chirping you're hearing is an alarm telling them to get out. so they make their exit, and look what's happening on the outside. >> the whole neighborhood is consumed with smoke. >> that's the house he just came out of? >> that is the house they came out of. after the fire, t was estimated at $4

. >> the man behind gold addy -- behind gold daddy makes a major donation. that story coming up. >> how much longer this perfect weather lasts very at your complete forecast comments out. ,, ♪ ,, ♪ looking for someone you can trust? with ase certified technicians and the latest technology, this is the exception to the rule. >> it's clear and 67 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warning forecast coming up. investigators are trying to determine what caused a massive 19 car pileup in southern california. more than a dozen people were hurt, two of them critically. the crash shutdown traffic while workers cleaned up debris and including standout attracted -- that a tractor-trailer spilled. >>> a bizarre case of animal cruelty in texas. police say michael daniel ate a live dog outside his family's home. apparently, he had taken a synthetic drug. officers say he was having a bad trip when he got down on his hands and knees and started barking and growling at neighbors, but nothing could prepare them for what they saw next. >> he had blood on his mouth

. - daddy. - dad. don't "daddy" me. you blew your chances with this daddy. you're dead to me. no, just listen for a second here, okay? - no... - we've had a change of heart. we've decided to forgive you and to allow you to be our father again. i'm not into being your dad anymore. don't want to be your dad. - uh... - no, daddy, yeah. kind of giving you a second chance here, dad. no, i'm over it. you can't be over it. he can be over it. you don't get to be... will you shut up? i am over, over, over it. ( knocking ) you are not allowed to be over it. - don't yell at him. he's my friend-- - i can yell at him. - charlie? - hey, mom. wha... what are you doing here? i'm confused. do you live here? - yeah. - bonnie? frank. how do you guys know each other? bonnie? this is my date. whoa, wait a second. i thought you were going on a date with a woman you had a one-night stand with 30 years ago. yeah. so if you guys had a one-night stand 30... years ago, and i don't... i don't know who my fath... you could be my... ...dad? captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( ch

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, go big daddy. girl, name it up. what's your name? >> my name is kara. >> haley. >> kristin. >> annie! >> if you see these girls rolling through new york city, just be careful. let's show you what's happening youth side your doors this morning. here we go, with, by the way, in florida, we've got a pretty strong rip current. there have been more than 50 rescue situations in north florida alone. miami you get heavy rain, new orleans, you get rain out of the onshore flow as well. just be careful. quick look at the rest of the country, oh, yeah, we have to talk about this. not only the big heat baking the west but strong gusty winds, every fire there there. 14 of them burning right now. will rage. it's going to be tough to get those under control. is there a reason, "sweet caroline," re >> it is a good morning here in times square. wish you were with us. now, back to lara. >> thank you, sam. great crowd out there. >>> in here, here's a look at our "gma morning menu." anna nicole smith's daughter. what s

now, cat daddy, it's kind of -- is it a mixture -- it's kind of dougie as well, cat daddy, right?hair. >> jimmy: where you buckle your seat belt then roll your wheelchair. >> it's an easy way to remember it. it's not as hard as the dougie i don't think. >> jimmy: can you teach me how to cat daddy? >> of course. >> jimmy: you could? >> why else am i here? >> jimmy: all right. [ cheers ] i'll come around. all right, what do i do? wait, hold on a second --e what do we do first? what do we do? >> okay, buckle your seat belt. >> jimmy: all right, buckle your seat belt. >> do a little lean >> jimmy: a little learn, this way? >> because you know, you're hood. >> jimmy: oh yes. so i go like that? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right good. >> and then the other side. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and then wheel your wheelchair. >> jimmy: and wheel my wheel chair. okay. all right. sorry roots, let's try this. >> okay, let's do it. ♪ ready? >> jimmy: yeah. one, two, three -- ♪ wait do it again. you're much better at this than i am -- go. i think you should just do this. look, if i went into a club like, "hey

sam, he's kissing the trophy. >> go, big daddy. go, big daddy. good morning, everybody.? >> my name's karen. >> hailey. >> princeton. >> and? >> annie. >> all right. if you see these girls rolling through new york city, just be careful. let's show you what's happening outside your doors this morning. here we go. by the way, in florida, we have pretty strong rip currents. there's been more than 50 rescue operations in volusia, florida. new orleans, houston gets rain out of there. onshore flow, as well. be careful in those zones today. quick look at the rest of the country. oh, yeah. we have to talk about this. not only is the big heat making the west. but these are strong, gusty winds. every fire, and there's 14 of them burn right now, will rage over the next 24, 36 hours. it will be really tough to get those under control. is there going to be another cold high temperatures in the '70s. are low to mid 60's right now. manassas, 61. 62 in martinsburg. areas of rain pushing into the beltway. the leading edge stretching from city and to pushing east. way today.s on the for t

joined by the organizer, big daddy himself.ing this for a long time. >> of course, inducted into the pro football hall of fame in 2000. great to be with you. big daddy, let's rewind a little bit, 2008 and the experience you had when you were diagnosed with brain aneurysm. >> well, i knew i had an issue and the doctor gave me the option of let's fix it and we went and did it and now i'm here standing alive and healthy. >> now you're trying to raise money for what? >> for the north shore lij aneurysm center. >> okay. and ronnie, let's talk to you. you've been praised not only for your skills on the football field, but also for your entrepreneurial endeavors, $2.4 billion in assets you're managing. what you got right there? >> i never had my name on a golf ball. >> i'm sure we can arrange it. >> big daddy. how did this happen, man? >> i've come a long way. >> tyson doesn't have one. >> there goes the interview. ronnie, why is it important for to you get out into the community and do things like this? >> it's simple. any time you'r

[laughter] geoff: going to clap for daddy? going to clap for daddy? craig: you shouldn't call yourself daddy. it sounds creepy. geoff: want to clap for mommy? want to clap for mommy? craig: all right. we got to go. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. resin and a fire danger is too. conditions that have firefighters of dollars. what cause of the fire near modesto is still not known and why it took them a long time to figure it out. two people arrested for allegedly causing it doubly apartment to an explosion in one year later and it is sad that there unscarred by what they saw. the evening of thinking. let's get right to it. is going to be caught si

[laughter] geoff: going to clap for daddy? going to clap for daddy? craig: you shouldn't call yourself daddy. it sounds creepy. geoff: want to clap for mommy? want to clap for mommy? craig: all right. we got to go. good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> this 19news now. >> it's been the talk of the country for months now, minutes ago, daredevil, nik wallenda tight rope walked across niagra falls. following in his famous footsteps, adventuring where no one has gone before. here he is crossing the finish line, 15 faster than expected. we'll have much more on this amazing story later in the newscast. >>> but first, new at 11:00, a d.c. man is fighting for his life after getting caught in a house fire this evening. this happened on a house on 15th street northeast. firefighters were able to knock down. the victim was found on the second floor and taken to the hospital. there were initially a report of a missing five-year-old. that youngster fortunately was found across the street. >>> it is landmark ch

and after about 15 minutes you could hear daddy start to gently snore. as the debate wore on and on daddy's snoring got a little louder and louder. in the end,is fol sod up to walk out and timothy poked daddy and said as loudly as he could, "what did you think of that debate, dad? daddy without missing a beat said, nothing i haven't heard before." ( laughter ) he said good night to everybody, looked at mommy and said, "uenie baby, i'm going to bed." it's true. >> rose: i knew him. he was great. i met him and met your mother as you well know. how were the last years living with illness. >> alzheimer's is a brutal disease. it really strips away your past. it strips away your future. it was brutal. i had a lot of help. i was in charge of my dad's legal and medical care but my brother and his wife, linda and five kids live a few miles away and mamaria and bob and anthony played roles. it takes a whole family, a support system to deal with alzheimer's, and it is really undeundeby the feder governme. we haven't done enough to find a cure for alzheimer'ss. it's

oeyon e an your daddy and the military? wonder how all that happened! jill biden knows that things can be a little hard for you because as working.dy is far ay eid ser t dno . thad away like your parents. jill biden saw how sad they got because they missir daddy so much. he is her son. she loves very much. they had to wait a long timeor he. jill biden wrote a book about them and what was like for them while their daddy was gone and you know who she wrote the book fo u ri.or me or any of usodat thsxaly wte the book for. she wants to use their and many kids like you with the mommy or daddy who are in the military anyou are never alone. issoooa date!p tt ok isn't that fabulous? let me tell you something else. there will be thoands of these books sold. jill biden is nating -- do you knowhat hat means dth m viheey to the u.s. of. you know what we're going to do with that? we are going to make scholarships for kids like you whenou get ready to go to college. boo ? that a wonderfug [applause] >> did i do that? i told you she was a very special lady for doing t

going to be well kept. >> 20 thousand. >> ex-husband. >> baby daddy, indeed. not the husband but the baby daddy. >>> we may see a new face of jennifer aniston, soon. >> we know her as being the girl next door. she has that natural look. aaveeno is supposedly paying her eight figures to be their new ambassador. she's perfect for that company. she's got the girl next door look. >>> katy perry has a new music video. >> "wide awake." people love it. it's basically about the last 12 months of her life. she's gone through this situation with russell brand, so that's a bit of a video. >> whoa. >> you can see where the russell brand divorce comes in. really cool thing she's doing. she's had like 11 top singles. she told 4 million more, and she's starting a new record label now. i don't know the name of it, but i'm thinking she could call it brand x. x brand. brand new. she should talk to me and i can give her a great name. >> any of those will work. she's got a brand-new record label and rihanna has a brand-new role. >> she's taking this acting thing seriously. i gues

he looked like he smelled good like my daddy did. my dad wore old spice. look at him. he never raised his voice. and the beav was always in trouble. >> so was wally. wally was no angel. >> it was a hard choice. i also love peter griffith on -- what's it called? "family guy." >> "family guy"! >> next to homer simpson, the worst father ever. and i love him. >> i do, too. do you think you can judge a person by their shoes? okay. >> about to find out. >> there is a study that says yes, you can. 90% of the time if you look at someone's shoes you can tell their personality traits. we wanted to have our own little experiment, didn't we? we plucked three people out in the audience standing outside one, two and three. in front of them are three pairs of shoes. don't look at the size of their feet. >> i'm not. >> number one, tell us one line about you. >> okay. i'm outgoing. i love to laugh. i enjoy exercise, being outside and like to socialize with family and friends. >> number two, a little something about you. >> i love to run. i love to read and i love people. i just like to

heart into it. >> those are chuck brown's children giving words about the man they knew simply as daddy. >> yesterday they shared their father one more time with the fans at a very public celebration and memorial at washington convention center. bruce johnson captured the moments of family and friends saying their final good-byes to the godfather of go-go. ♪ >> reporter: the nation's capital had never seen this kind of memorial service. ♪ >> reporter: chuck was so down to earth. he was just d.c. through and through. >> there's so many stories i've heard over the years of peoples' lives have been turned around by just three minutes of his time. it's just a tribute to an incredible man. ♪ >> reporter: it was the combination of gospel, revival, jazz happy hour, and go-go concerts seem to never end. ♪ >> this is amazing. this brought the city together, people are loving -- people are smiling, people are happy. >> we kept him going for so long. he really loves d.c.. he loved d.c.. >> reporter: thousands came to pay their final respects to chuck brown at the washington convention center. he's

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, too. >> look at that smile. >> big daddy. >> that's you, big daddy.company. >> i'm sure i am. >> no, honestly. there's huge stars, like brad pitt, hugh jackman, johnny depp, also nominated in other categories. >> they don't do a morning show. >> that's right. only you can. >>> also, michael jackson's beautiful daughter, paris, says she finally understands why her father made her and her brothers wear crazy masks and disguises in public. in a new interview with oprah winfrey, she says she didn't get it while her father was alive. but now, she sees how all he wanted to do was give them the one thing he never had. a normal childhood. you can see that impressive young lady and that interview on own. >>> the latest gadgets that might help you comes out of japan this morning. researchers out of the university of tokyo have come up with diet glasses. >> what? >> when you wear them, your food looks bigger. >> oh. so many things that could be said. >> and taking them all to herself right now. >> the food looks bigger, which they say makes you eat less. in the

because daddy said that you were the one who couldn't bear mice.karen, it was both of us decided to put out the traps, okay? she told you to say that. karen! why is it always mum who gets it in the neck? ( doorbell ) jake! whoever that is-- jake: i know, just say, "no, thank you." always me, isn't it? she's always all over lovely daddy. i didn't tell her that-- shh! ( jake and jane talking ) oh, my god, it's jane! god! bloody hell! hi, jane. hi, jane. pete. sue. i was expecting a baby-sitter. i know, because we-- we were gonna have a baby-sitter, but-- we stood her down. yeah, we've just put the phone down, haven't we? yes. because we were really-- pete's so-- he was still quite-- upset. the funeral. so we decided to take it easy. i...came round for alexa's book folder. you forgot it when you took her to school. did we? i--i think it might be in here. look, sue, if you have a problem with me, i would much rather you came out and said it. well, okay. yes, there is a problem. um... you never pick up when you say you're going to pick up, and to be hon