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my mom is not doing. she is the coolest mom in the world. >> she's awesome model. >> and i remember coming home when i lived in paris and gained weight from eating croissants and i said i think i am chubby. rather than say you lose weight. she said you are young, you look great. >> i think these moms drive them crazy. >> i think it is cross cultural. >> i think it is entertaining for people reading this. i think hopefully a lot of moms settle. her mom has a great sense of humor. but it is important for parents to disconin fact tw the children's adult choices. ? we talk about building up a child too much and tearing them down as well. >> you want to be honest as a parent. and when i was reading the story this morning i want to hear what this mom has to say. she will give you advice and i read the tweets and text messages and you are so mean. and i know her mom has the best interest in mind and that is called like toughening up your kid. i would be bawling if i read these things. 26 years old is not old. >>

why wouldn't you say to your mom, "mom, look, these kids are starting to pick on me and it's getting -- it's really -- i'm getting depressed?" >> well, i thought if i told her, she would just go to the school. and then that'd make more problems. >> reporter: did you think maybe what they're saying is true? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: you were in pageants. same face, girl. why can a kid change your mind about who you are, do you think? i know it's hard, sweetie. i know it's hard. >> reporter: renata was so depressed by age 13, she would hardly leave the house. when her mother made an appointment for her to see a mental health counselor, renata refused to go. by then, she had decided there was only one way to make things better, to change her looks through cosmetic surgery. >> every time i look at myself i just think i'm getting more uglier. i'm just afraid i'll never have any friends, or anyone to be there for me because i can't really leave the house ever. i don't want people to see me. >> reporter: while many adults unhappy with their looks turn to cosmetic surgery, it may seem like a r

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i'm the proud mom, moms for marijuana and we have over 150,000 women who feel the same. they feel that cannibus makes them a better mom. and it's our duty to educate those people. our business model is a mother-daughter team. and my daughter believes so strongly in this, that we're about to be the first $1 billion company in the sector. >> i want to bring in ben in the sector, you're on the board of directors for the outreach at colorado hospital. are you concerned about increased addition going hand-in-hand with legalization. >> absolutely. it's inevitable. the addiction rates will stay the same. as you start smoking weed, after the frontal lobe develops after 25 years old. your chances are one in 11. and if you start pre-18, your chances are one in six, and we're seeing quite a bit more addiction associated with it. >> and when you have 150,000 moms smoking cannibus, it's not just about the message, but the example that it's sending to the that? >> that's the big thing. far be it for me to judge another parent. and i have three kids myself and i know it gets a little w

let's do asian. >> larry: tiger mom? >> tiger mom. >> larry: is that why? >> yeah.e. >> larry: is that it? is she keeping it 100? ( applause ) she's keeping it 100. >> tiger mom. >> larry: pete, what do you got? >> saudis? >> is that a race? >> larry: why saudi. it's not a race? okay, a group. >> definitely the jews. >> larry: the jews? ( applause ). >> not those two. but -- >> and why the jews? >> because there is a real premium on critical thinking and education. >> larry: are you cizzing up to the jew-- kiss up to the jews right now? >> yes,im. >> larry: is he keeping it 100? ( applause ) okay. he might be kissing up a little bit. go for it. >> i'm going to kiss up by i kiss my jewish husband's ass all the time. >> larry: no no, it can't be-- sorry. >> so it can't be jewish. >> larry: nope nope, because he's your husband. >> so it has to be-- then i would have to say the latino community. i would want -- >> latino? >> i would want-- only becausent the excitement the love, the romance, the seriousness the la familia. >> larry: the food. is she keeping it 100? ( ap

he asked the foundation for a more prominent chin, but mom thinks he should keep his head up instead. >> how are you? >> pretty good, pretty good. >> i know that you were bullied because of your chin. but i want to tell you something. when i look at this application i see this handsome, 16-year-old guy. and from the pictures that you sent me it really just looks like you just need a very minor cosmetic procedure and it really doesn't fall under our mission statement for the baby face foundation. >> it's a pretty big disappointment. i guess i can live with it. >> reporter: what was it about him that made you not select him? >> i really felt that his case was cosmetic. and that other children with more severe cases than his. >> reporter: donovan's mom hopes her son will bounce back. >> you have to do a lot of inner soul searching to find that part of you that gives you strength. >> reporter: and finally, cheyenne. >> cheyenne? >> reporter: she's tried to correct her eyes through surgeries before. though she's learned to accept the way she looks, her mom decided to give it one more try.

you are right, it's often moms, but moms and dads.you trust them to make the best decision for the kids? or do you think there are bureaucrats in baton rouge washington, dc, or somewhere else, that knows the needs of those children better. this was illustrated in our debate. you ask, how do you get this done. it is contentious because the status quo does not like change. for example, we had one union leader in louisiana whose that that parent do not have a clue when it comes to making choices for their kids. educational choices for their kids. i know a group of moms that say that we make choices for our kids every day. we know the needs of our kids better than those bureaucrats. it's fine for us to speak about this the one group that we really need to thank for being here are the students and parents for letting us come here. what made a difference in baton rouge was one the moms showed up. educational reform is too often asymmetrical fight. the people who like the status quo, they show up. they tell their leaders that we care about t

i was stunned so i asked my mom mom did you know his seat was broken? my mom said yes, i know but it's his favorite spot on the couch and besides i can't move the couch by myself. i don't know what to do. i then asked my dad about it in my dad said yeah but its okay i'm perfectly comfortable. i like the seat. it's my favorite spot. i'm totally fine. i however cried. i just could not believe that he was sitting in the broken seat. i just couldn't believe at that moment i finally accepted that everything was not okay. i was so mad at myself. how could it be how could i believe that everything was fine fine? my father's alzheimer's was progressing. my mom is overwhelmed with everything. how is it possible that i actually believed everything was okay? so a little while later my family regrouped and i said to my parents mom dad i think you need to move out. i really want you to move to silver springs maryland where i live where my sister lives, where my family lives. you can move in with us. it was the hardest conversation to ever have. can you imagine for m

he says he's about to surprise his mom. he's been in south korea, he's in the military. and it's a classic example of no matter how old you are, you are still her baby. >> there's mom sitting at a bar table. doesn't know who's coming up behind her. >> oh! >> her excitement instead of diminishing, continues to build because mom is so excited that she starts to hyperventilate. >> i can't breathe. >> oh, my gosh. >> she really can't breathe. >> here he shows how his military training really is pretty effective. he knows how to assess the situation, and what's called for her? >> sit down and relax. >> not the only homecoming i have to show you. this is mary's surprise irish homecoming. she's been in australia for a year. she told her parents, you know i'm not coming home. i'm going to spend another year in new zealand. not true. she's come home and she's going to surprise her parents. dad's up first. i have to say dad proves he's the strong and silent type. >> stunned into silence. he's just standing there. then he finally make

picked up at school in that mom van, the minivan.drives like this -- >> 550 horsepower underneath the grocery getter hood. all through the bourbon streets she bows. this is playing on the gymkana series. millions of hits. mom's got her hand brake, too. kids in the back. >> that's impressive. think of the minivan's top heavy. you think it wouldn't skid like this. >> a minivan built to avoid these moves. this thing heavily modified. >> that is shawna duggins, stunt driver professional and longtime stunt driver handling the toyota minivan. >> did their heads? >> they were fine. >> they were fine because the kids never really went through any kind of speed. here's behind the scenes of how they shot the scenes. >> sweet kids. great kids. >> they had fog machines and everything. >> dollies underneath the tires. >> good for them keeping kids safe. >> advertising tires, her shoes? what did they make this for. >> look at the van. you'll see the logo for famous footwear. at end that's where mom's going, trying to get the kids new shoes. >> in

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and mom was breast-feeding. wanted a hug from mom and in her mind penelope was the reason that mom couldn't hold her. >> so begins sibling rivalry. >> about that did she calm down and say that the baby was cool? >> yes. piper really loves penelope now. we have some photos to prove that. here is little piper feeding a bottle to penelope. and quite possibly one of the best kind of older sister i'm going to be your second mother photos. that's going to break the internet. >> that's great. >> piper, do you like your new baby sister? >> no. >> do you love her? >> no. >> you don't like your new baby? >> that's it for "right this minute." thanks for joining us, everybody. we'll see you next time. >>> a motorcyclist is headed for disaster. >> he's about to pop a wheelie at 70 miles per hour. >> see how he survived a wipeout from two different camera angles. >>> a snowboarder manages to hit -- >> the only person left on the entire mountain. >> the moment he gave him the slide of his life. >> ready? >> no. please don't. >

about your mom.ch is so cool. >> she was my date. she was my date. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> all she wanted for a year, all she's been telling me is "baby, i want to meet oprah. baby, i want to meet oprah. baby, i want to meet oprah." >> jimmy: you go, "mom, i want to meet oprah." yeah, everyone does. >> so, you know, oprah was at the show, so i screamed into the audience. i said, "mama raise your hand." my mama raised her hand. i said, "oprah, that's my mama. mama, that's oprah. oprah take a picture with my mama." so i brought her backstage. you got that? they got my baby. >> jimmy: there's doris. [ applause ] >> there go my baby right there. >> jimmy: that's cool man. that's awesome, buddy. congrats on the show. i've got to the show is funny. it's poignant, it's well written. and this is based on half your life? >> half my life, part of my life, and the creator of the show, kenya barris, who's my partner in all of this, both of our families, yeah. >> jimmy: give me an example of how your life could

so i approached my mom and i said mom you know can help? i'm going to be here for the next few days. is there anything i can help do to deal with the stuff? and she was like no, you know i call all these repair guys and they're all going to come and i just got distracted by the party and i just couldn't get it all done before you guys came home. don't worry, please don't worry, it's fun. i will take care of it. i just want you to relax and enjoy your time in your. so i was like okay everything is fine, everything is under control. but then the next morning i noticed that my daughter and my niece were playing on the couch where my father sits. and they seemed to be like pulling things out of the couch. so i walked over to see what was going on, and what i realized was that my father, like the seat where my father sits is actually broken. and that my father had stuffed this seat with cushions and a blanket, and put a blanket on top of it so nobody could see that the seat was broken. and i was i was stunned. so i asked my mom did you know his

, and mom was breastfeeding.mom couldn't hold piper and that's what led to this tantrum. she just wanted a hug from mom and in her mind penelope was the reason that mom couldn't hold her. >> so begins sibling rivalry. >> how about that. did she eventually calm down and say the baby was cool? >> yes. piper really loves penelope now and we have some photos to prove that. here is little piper feeding a bottle to penelope. and quite possibly one of the best kind of older sister i'm going to be your second mother photos. >> that's going to break the internet. >> that's great. >> piper, do you like your new baby sister? >> no! >> do you love her? >> no! >> you don't like your new baby? >> the first rule of television is give the people what they want. i've got stupid people for you. this one comes to us from the ink master's tat convention in lubbock, texas. two huge guys on either side of this table, and -- >> you just take it one at a time until one of them wins. we heard that big slap and you can see the guy go yeah

a growing industry of cannabis critics and marijuana moms. that's when we come back. >> i've managed to talk to people about a book deal and otelevision show and all of these things that keep coming look because i have this job. >> al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. >> borderland long held beliefs... >> im really pissed off at the mexican government... >> give way to compassion... >> if you feel tired, would you turn around and come back? >> our teams find out first hand how treacherous the migrants journey can be. >> we make them take a trip of death >> it is heartbreaking when you see the families on top of the rail car borderland continues only on al jazeera america >> colorado's year on pot has produced some expected wealth and some cashing in in ways you never imagined. just imagine a job in which you get paid to get high. here is "america tonight's" lori jane gliha. >> i've managed to talk to people about a book deal and a television show and all of these things that keep coming along because i have this job. >

or a grandma. >> is that grandma. >> no, it's my mom. >> you care about your mom? >> a lot. >> people put tattoos on their backs for a couple of different reasons. one of them is because they're easy to hide. one of the reasons for covering it up is there's a lot of shame attached. >> i haven't been the best daughter. i kind of -- i was starting to cause a lot of problems. >> wow, you can read people very well. i just don't feel like i'm good enough for them. >> outside the hotel, police detain the man who delivered stephanie to the date and bring him up to the processing room. 25-year-old simon hudson is just a friend, according to stephanie. but police are understandably suspicious he may be her pimp. >> were you going to give him any money tonight? >> no. i don't -- i don't pay him any cash. >> i mean, obviously he knows what you're doing up here. he didn't try to convince you not to do it? >> he told me he doesn't think i should be doing it. but, you know. i make my own decisions. >> stephanie is moved to another room and given the opportunity to meet with a so

you are mom. >> i am mom. and he calls me mom.t his biological mother. >> what kind of dad was cliff to christian? >> he was a great dad. they went and played ball together. they went fishing together. they went on travels together. cliff is a phenomenal father. >> meanwhile, up in tennessee, lynne's onetime fiancee, ed o'dell had moved on with his life too, married now with children. the dwindling friends of lynne thought they'd never see a resolution to the case of the missing woman. but there was one person, in particular, who didn't like to see the dusty jacket of unsolved cases in his files. in 2010, one of miami's most experienced prosecutors, michael von zamft, took over the case along with assistant state attorney, marie mato. what did you think the biggest problem with the case was? >> i had no body, i had no witnesses. and i didn't have anything that would show she was actually dead. >> i think that especially now, in 2014, juries would have high expectations. >> the csi speech that so many prosecutors give in jury selec

>> i'm using it. >> jimmy: mom. >> give me the phone, now. >> jimmy: mom? dad? dad. >> huh?jimmy: mom. >> what? >> huh? >> jimmy: dad. >> huh? >> what? [ dial tone ] >> jimmy: all right, i tried. [ applause ] "stop doing that. we don't talk like that." [ laughter ] all right. i won't do it anymore. "what?" [ laughter ] >> steve: huh? >> jimmy: the phone's still on. >> steve: oh, you're phone's still on. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, hang up, sorry. >> steve: huh? >> jimmy: there were a lot of oscars given out last night. but people may not know this. there were also a lot of other awards that they gave out after the ceremony ended. let me show you a few. michael keaton did not win best actor but he did win the award for "outstanding performance in going through ten packs of juicy fruit." [ applause ] chewing it up. here's another one. neil patrick harris won the award for "best performance by a tube sock." >> steve: aww, always good. >> jimmy: that's a rare award. that's a rare award. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, john travolta won the award for "b

according to his mom he doesn't drive. >> then you guys your roommate was the one that called his mom to let her know what was happening? >> when i woke her up we looked out the window kind of watched for a minute she called kathleen on the phone and said i'm on the way, and so she has been helping her out, calling her because people have been beating down her door ever since this happened and she's got a one month old baby. so she has been beside herself, not getting any sleep. my roommate has been calling her, helping her, offering anything she needs. >> we saw her get escorted -- >> that's her car right there. >> have you been able to talk to her yet? >> we talked to her just briefly. my roommate asked here if she was okay. she's like no, i'm not. that's it. she went on down with the detectives. >> then i know when the officers came up to you, did they tell you how long you will be out of your house? >> no. >> obviously it could be a long situation. i appreciate you talking to me. thank you very much. we are still waiting for the armored s.w.a.t. vehicles to arrive here on scene. t

this is mom laura, her son james. you can watch james kind of run back and then come back to mom and jump back in her arms. >> that's because he hasn't seen his mom for little more than three weeks. she's been undergoing chemotherapy for hodgkins. >> he missed his mom, she missed him and this moment is just pure love. >> o >> and look at the look on her face. keeps looking back at a camera overwhelmed by how much love is coming from her son. >> this alone has to feel so good for her recovery too. you got stla love. you can't just rely on medicine. >> talk about the positive mental attitude and stuff like that. absolutely helping in the body and healing and everything to do with this. it's part of her heart coming back to her. >> and laura will tell you, and her friends will tell fighting this fight with a huge amount of positivity. >> i'm here! >> this video is getting a ton of atte of how special that moment is and people are now contributing to laura. she has a gofundme page to help with some of her medical bills, y

tell us about that. >> when i really believed it is when i called the uber driver for my mom and my momf you and he felt like you were going to do something fantastic tomorrow. i prayed on it and i played as hard as i could and it turned out great. >> you're a good son getting your mom the uber car. that's a good son. you're from mississippi. i know you come from good roots. let me tell you about that big play before -- the acrobatic catch. you go from a low of that moment to the high a few seconds. how were you able to put that other play behind you and focus at the task at hand? >> it was do or die time. so i just had to do it. >> i know you have a lot of gratitude also for tom brady. what's it like for you to have as a rookie to have that teammate and that leader. >> tom is a great guy. he's such a leader. he comes to practice, works hard every day. sometimes i forget the age he is. i'm just so glad i could get tom and darrelle revis and everyone a championship including myself. >> including yourself. people are very familiar with tom brady and they're waking up and they're saying ma

like the former little league mom who became a heroin addict. one prisoner about to taste freedom. their stories shining a light on the central issues of crime and punishment in our country. here's abc's diane sawyer for our series "hidden america." >> reporter: it's the biggest night of the year at this correctional institution for women. the prison version of "dancing with the stars." just like in the tv show. contestants practice for weeks. >> every day. even in my cell. >> reporter: heels and makeup will be returned when the night is over. for a brief moment inmates, some of whom are facing decades in prison become rock stars. and adoring fans. it's a unique reward for good behavior. but make no mistake, when the contest is over, these women go back to their cells. tonight, across america, there is a nation of women living behind bars. 200,000, far more than any other country on the planet. >> we're all in here for stealing, killing, something. >> when i came here i was suicidal. >> reporter: who are the women in this vest continent of priso

which is not my mom. if anybody knows my mom. >> jimmy: i know your mom. >> lupe is out there.> jimmy: she's the coolest. >> yes, and she loves to dance and everything. you guys saw the hbo documentary i did. you got a little taste of lupe. yeah -- she's at the borgata and she's like, "jennifer?" i'm like, "ma?" and she's like, "yes." i knew something -- >> jimmy: hey, you called me. get to it. get to the point. >> ma. yeah. what's wrong? she's like, "i won $2.4 million!" she starts screaming at the top of her lungs. [ laughter ] crazy. and i was like -- the whole thing, on the slots. progressive jackpot. i don't know. she described the whole moment. it took forever. play by play. and then the seven came down. but then it passed. and then the other -- >> jimmy: i know exactly what went down. because here's my story. same night. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm in atlantic city. >> no, you were not. >> jimmy: with my father and my mother. and me and my dad were splitting the wheel of fortune. >> did you see her? >> jimmy: you're changing my story! [ laughter ] you don't understand what ha

someone has a equate lynn. >> my mom says it's too told go outside but my mom said we can go outsidend play. who is right? we want to know. we want to go outside and play? >> i know you want to play. that's up to mom or dad's direction. it's cold outside and some would argue it's too coiled to be outdoors with wind chill warning in effect tonight to monday morning. >> 58 in floor eps, new jersey and newcastle. 54. impressive and still seeing wind gust. check out poconos, 53 mile an hour gusts. not sustained but occasion at enough to knock the wind chill values to 20 below range. 39 philadelphia, 36 in wildwood. and we like temperatures. actual air temperatures. one below in poconos. nine in philadelphia. 8 millville, ten wildwood. it's all about the whipped. that is what makes it feel like 25 below in mountains. 19 below in lancaster and 9 below wrightstown and 14 below millville and dover. expect to have negative sign in front of that all day long. fox future cast shows snow ended and we have sunshine today and looks nice and certainly won't feel nice. monday, president's day. cloud

amber got word to sister ashley, and they raced to their mom's home.y dispatched his lead detective jackie nichols. >> there was several people in the front yard, rachael's daughters, and they were frantic. >> i searched the house looking for any types of evidence. >> reporter: nothing, huh? >> no. >> the last time i seen her, she said that, "i think this will end in my death." >> where was racael anderson? a search of about to set off a string of alarm bells. when we return the first ominous clues. >> it vehicle was left unlocked with her purse in plain sight with the keys in plain sight. >> what woman leaves her purse behind? >> it was a bad sign. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>hey mike! mike mike mike mike mike! >>mike mike mike mike mike. hey! he knows! hey! guess what day it is! hey! camel! guess what day it is! >>it's not even wednesday. let it go, phil. if you're a camel, you put up with this all the time. it's what you do. (sigh) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you sw

this is a way for mom to feel positive mom to feel energetic and for dad to look at the video and laughhis wife and really focus on the positive time of life. >> did it work? did the baby come right now? >> we can find out because we have bonnie and mike via skype from gainesville, florida "right this minutes". >> you're still carrying little wilam, right sf. >> i'm 40 weeks and two days now. >> you are amazing. as are you, mike. our big question is how are you doing? how are things going? >> everything is going great. i feel really great. i should be through in may. we're really excited. >> is dancing something you guys regularly do as a family or is this just your thing, mom? >> i actually never dance nd. a friend of mine told me start walking, start moving start dancing. i just turned it on. it was an instructional video and i just followed it through. >> tell us what it felt like to move around at 40-plus weeks. did you feel the baby moving. >> i did it the first time and then the second time i videotaped it. i was exhausted. i don't think i could do it more than three times. >> how

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