the cover image of "time" magazine shows a mother breast feeding her son. some say the cover goes too far. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think a photo depicting a mother breast-feeding a 3-year- old child is an appropriate image for the cover of "time" magazine? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> when it comes to saving for retirement, many americans are not doing it. 49% of americans are contributing to a 401(k) or an ira plan. the largest age group not saving is between 18 and 34. it is critical that young people start saving. the largest trading bank has lost $2 billion. is is an embarrassment. company stock plummeted 7%. other bank stocks suffered heavy losses as well. would you give a set of tires for mother's day? some mothers are ok with that. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. california's bill to forbid perspective employers about facebook pass rates would follow a maryland law. the bill now heads to the senate

i hope you have a great mother's day. don't have to have great weather to do a great breakfast in bed. >> unless it's 3:00 a.m. >> thank you, skipper. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," hundreds of moms applied, but we can only pick three of you to try out some of those ads seen on tv. products like this hands-free handset for busy moms. does it work? our mother's day's edition of "mom testers" after this quick break. >> love all the mom testers. >>> plus the video you and your moms don't want to miss. the 2-year-old who went toe to toe with a dinosaur. wait till you see what happens next. that's right. and that's ahead in this morning's "fixation." dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease the 2012 passat for $209 a month. start out softer and more vulnerable? new aquafresh kids fresh and fruity toothpaste gently cle

so how cool is it to be a mom tester on mother's day? lied to try out the products that we've all seen on tv like a skillet made from crushed diamonds. will this make mother's day even more egg-citing? >> boy, that's the worst pun i've ever heard. >> ever in the history of the world. >> save me. becky worley, abc's tech contributor, has the answer. check it out. ♪ >> reporter: this mother's day give mom a gift you know she'll love. >> approved. >> reporter: that's right, another edition of "gma" mom testers. >> let's give it a try. >> reporter: three "gma" viewers and three new as seen on tv products. will they get a mom approved or a mom disappointed? let's meet our moms. from mahopac, new york, adrienne eppolito, mom of three. from chicago, illinois, yvette taylor, mom of one boy and one on the way. and from fair oaks, california, kerri olson with two boys and one girl. first up, since it is mother's day, we figured we'd start our moms off with a little relaxation. >> hot booties are the greatest solution to cold and achy feet. >> repor

this has a specials mother's day edition to turn photos into a digital scrapbook. those who plan to take mom out, scope out the local restaurants on a gooddining.com. people can donate up to six % of their meal tab to the cause of their choice. >> those are all great ideas. some ideas for you. but you have to have a smart phone. >> i have to go back to the pen and queill. will you pay for youtube? jane king has the bloomberg business report. happy friday. >> happy friday. the postal service may have gone a lifeline earlier this week. it is not out of the water. ups says they will run out of crash temporarily by october. there would like to pay for future retirees' health benefits in advance. jpmorgan had a $2 billion trading loss. this is designed to hedge against risk. their overall earnings for the second quarter will likely take a hit. kind of a shocker for markets. futures under some pressure this boy. the s&p did recovered some losses. losses for cisco. in an genome sciences back in the news. class go smithkline looking to buy the company -- glass co smithklin

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>> a mother and daughter shot to death inside their pleasanton home. the relative who's now a person of interest. >> how suspected robber in oakland escape from the back of a patrol car >> it will be hot in spots but we're cooling down towards the coast. >> no major incidents so far all across the bay area. will look at your morning commute coming up >> good morning everyone >> it is 5:00 now, we begin with a quiet east bay neighborhood surprised by the killings of a mother and daughter. >> lisa washington is in pleasanton where police are looking for a suspect >> as you might imagine police say the circumstances surrounding the shooting are still under investigation. they say it was the husband and father who found his wife and daughter when he returned home around 6:00 monday evening. police say that both a mother and daughter had been shot. they have not said if they had found the murder weapon but investigators did work throughout the night looking for evidence inside the home after they were able to get a search warrant. they say the husband and fa

mother." the whole culture is mommy obsessed. saw a lactation anxiety, should you let your baby breastfeed until they're president or something. so given our angst about mothers helping you become what you are going to be, you can see in the governing and ethical policy choices of their sons? >> president obama makes it clear that his choice to go into public service came from his mother, who was an anthropologist, who worked in international development, micro finance, lived half her adult life in indonesia. the country with the largest muslim population in the world. a very unconventional person, but in can you patrioted valueso in life is contribute to helping other people with opportunities that weren't born to them. you see it is clear in the way he chose to live with his marriage and family, completely different from her. she had two husbands, spent a lot of her adult life -- >> not at the same time, correct? >> correct. and he made a very clear choice to root himself in within place, marry a woman from chicago. in reaction to th

police are investigating the violent death of a 13-year-old girl and her mother. easanton with what investigators are saying, tara? >> reporter: well police will not say if this is a double homicide or suicide but it is looking more like the latter and there is no reason to believe there was a killer at large. a key piece of evidence, a gun was found inside this house off of stacy court. police came home and made the gruesome discovery of his wife. amy had a single gunshot wound and her 13-year-old daughter had also been shot where she later died. the husband was the one to call 911. >> exactly what transpired, we are still not sure. >> we have not found any which is yet. >> reporter: police are trying to piece together what happened and there was no sign anybody broke into the home. her husband was there answering questions for police, he is not a suspect but he is considered a person of interest. police are not ruling anything out. the police recently -- police say they recently moved here from out of state. live from pleasanton tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morni

mother? >> nobody! >> nobody. my mom's not with us today. she's got a lot going on at home so i want to send my mom some mother's day wishes out there. >> we love your mom. >> i love it when the two of them are together. >> we love joanie. >>> let's talk about what moms really want for mother's day. here are some things that you definitely should not do. >> this is a survey from totsie.com. >> what moms actually don't want. they don't want a picnic because they end up getting all the stuff, trying to get everyone out the door, trying to figure out how to organize -- >> and they get to clean up afterward, too. same reason they don't want a party at home. don't give her a party at home because you know you're not going to do the work. she's going to. >> do not give your mother a wake-up call from the kids. let her sleep. >> yeah. but it's also kind of sweet when they come in, happy mother's day, mom. their little cards and stuff. i don't know. at the beginning you might be mildly disturbed, then it is just so sweet. they are excited. they do not want expe

a beautiful day for mother's day... the temperature rose to 72 degrees... night tonight. it will be nice again tomorrow. it could be 80 degrees on tuesday. a lot of blue sky. the morning started with a little clouds. the sunshine came out and stayed. plenty of warm air down to the south of us. at the moment. 62 degrees. not much humidity so temperatures will drop tonight into the 30's and 40's. dew point temps... low numbers. take all loo look as we move through the week... cooler air 10 days from now. new mexico had strong storms. look at this... tamara and nothing but sunshineomorrow nothing but sunshine. brief shower on tuesday possible. clear skies tonight. another bright sunny day tomorrow. 74-78 degrees... clouds on tuesday but still warm. wednesday will be a little cooler. but then the temperatures pick up again. the weekend will be warm. >> a mother's day tradition in it for mom's to be >> still to come the happy ceremony at holy name living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living with joint damage. help stop the

>> i want to recommend a book, are you my mother. other, understanding your mother, and also respecting what she gave you. allison beck dell. thank you all, and thank you for joining us. we will be back next weekend, saturday and sunday at 8:00 eastern time. it will include ezra klein. get more info on tomorrow's show on facebook and sign up for my web chat at noon eastern wednesday. go to twilight of the elites on facebook for appearances, discussing my book. >>> coming up next, melissa harris-perry. >> i can't hear that question about are you my mother without thinking you're not my mother, you're a scary snort! this mother's day we look at president obama's momma and mitt romney's mom and what they can tell us about their governing. also, a look at the sad and growing crisis of moms in prison and broken families they leave behind and what happens to the children of moms in prison. and we're going to continue to talk same sex marriage because mitt romney, even though he said he didn't want to talk about t he talked about it. >> that

andy gadd met his birth mother face-to-face. and like ahe son, he didn't come empty- handed offering his mother a flower. >> wrong side. my heart kind of fell out of my chest and my stomach went to my throat and it was just simply amazing. >> reporter: he says it was a book he's been holding on to that finally made him decide to look for his biological mother. >> i started thinking about that time in 1971 and what girls like that went through back in those days if they became pregnant out of wed wlok. and the choice that they had to make. and i just wanted to thank you for giving me life. >> reporter: the mother and son hope their picture perfect moment gives others hope. >> this son and mother have a lot of catching up to do. first order of business they say is getting andy to meet his four younger brothers. in richmond, ken molestina, 9news now. >> well, from that awesome mother and child reunion, let's turn to a special gift from child to mom. craig has donated to his mom a kidney that will save her life. the result of radiation treatme

thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thomas, thank you. >>> a provocative cover on "time" magazine has blogs on fire and the mother actually getting death threats. she is shown breastfeeding her nearly four-year-old son. some call it sexual molestation and threatened to call child protective services. >> i think it is a lot of ignorance. it is really hard to get mad at that. they are mammory glands and this is what they were designed for. it is the most safe and nurturing place and you feel completely loved. >> her older son was nursed until he was 6. it is something she calls attachment parenting. pediatricians say children should be breastfed for maybe six months and then maybe a year. but they say there is little nutritional value after two years and some question the emotional value. >>> here one week and gone the rest. they are pop up restaurants. >> and why one of facebook's founders is giving up his u.s. citizenship. >> and wheelchair stolen. a dog that cannot use his hind legs is left without wheels. and then on "nightline." >> the controversial "time" magazine cover releaseds a debate over how old is too

thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thomas, thank you. >>> a provocative cover on "time" magazine has blogs on fire and the mother actually getting death threats. she is shown breastfeeding her nearly four-year-old son. some call it sexual molestation and threatened to call child protective services. >> i think it is a lot of ignorance. it is really hard to get mad at that. they are mammory glands and this is what they were designed for. it is the most safe and nurturing place and you feel completely loved. >> her older son was nursed until he was 6. it is something she calls attachment parenting. pediatricians say children should be breastfed for maybe six months and then maybe a year. but they say there is little nutritional value after two years and some question the emotional value. >>> here one week and gone the rest. they are pop up restaurants. >> and why one of facebook's founders is giving up his u.s. citizenship. >> and wheelchair stolen. a dog that cannot use his hind legs is left without wheels. and then on "nightline." >> the controversial "time" magazine cover releaseds a debate over how old is too

a great gift. love it. thank you. >> happy mother's day, moms. >> very fun. groove on out of here, right? >> oh, yeah. go ahead. >> thanks so much, guys. we'll see you again in a little bit. >> you got it. 21 years old.ins, each kid has their own path. they grow up, and they're out having their life. i really started to talk to them about the things that are important that they have to take ownership over. my name's colleen stiles, and my kids and i did our wills on legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help you take care of the ones you love. go to legalzoom.com today and complete your will in minutes. at legalzoom.com, we put the law on your side. cause we want to show them something new. you ready? let's go. walmart can now convert your favorite dvds from disc to digital. no way. if hulk smash disc... it's no big deal. now you'll never break them, scratch them or lose them. we can use that. you'll never break them. so what do you guys think? we love it. it's only two bucks per disc. that's cool. that's the walmart entertainment disc to digital ser

during a dramatic standoff with police. this morning, his mother-in-law speaks out in an exclusive live interview. >>> prep school bully? mitt romney responds to a report that as a teenager he led a bullying incident of a classmate who later came out as gay. he says he doesn't recall it. but is sorry anyone was hurt. could an incident that happened nearly 50 years ago impact the presidential race? >>> and cover controversy. "time" magazine caused a stir with this image of a young mom breast-feeding her nearly 4-year-old son. does it go too far? the woman in this photograph joins us live "today," friday, the woman in this photograph joins us live "today," friday, may 11th, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and welcome to "today" on this friday morning, i'm ann curry. >> good morning, everyone, i'm savannah guthrie in for matt this morning. those two tennessee sisters are being checked out at a hospital this morning. but appear to be physically unharmed after think were safely recovered last night. >> that's right. it all starte

we wanted to know how old is too old for a mother to breast feed her child? i skld aasked. y said we wean kids sooner than we should due to pressures. lauren writes it's a personal choice, but cover comes across as tasteless disservice to the moms who make the choice. kevin tweeted a mother should decide when she should stop breast feeding her child not the world. of course we would like to get more responses, let me know what you think, tweet me @randykaye. >>> coneheads in the classroom? why one florida teacher may be on the unemployment line, after this. >>> and the end of a massive manhunt, the trail police followed to one of the most wanted men in america.

>>> a mother and daughter shot to death at their home in pleasanton. i'm bob redell. we'll take you here live with the latest on the investigation with police. >>> also a bay area toddler fighting for her life after being attacked by the family dog. >>> and the handshake isn't all he's after. the assault suspect who prends to be friendly to lure women on east bay trails. >>> and a live look outside, that is the bay bridge on a tuesday morning. may 8th, today in the bay. >>> good morning, everyone, the time now is just before 4:31, i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check that forecast with christina loren. >> it was a hot one yesterday, we've got another one on tap for today. also still dealing with very high pollen levels. we'll talk about that coming up this morning. it is mild enough to where you can walk out your front door sans jacket in places like san jose. livermore in the 50s, headed toward the 90s in some cities. your full forecast in moments. first, let's check your drive with mike. >> i did get the sprinklers

the cover shows a mother in los angeles breast- feeding her three year-old son. y inside is about a trend toward attachment parenting. time's cover image fired up debate over how old is too old to breast feed and whether or not the photograph shows a beautiful moment between a mother and her son or is just plain disturbing foremothers to practice the attachment method were photographed and interviewed for that article in addition to breast feeding longer than one year attachment parenting includes co sleeping arrangements and baby wearing where babies are physically attached to their parents by slangs an experimental anti obesity pill wins the approval of an fda advisory panel but first we are speaking with former real housewives of new york star kelly killoren benismon ban simone about her new book and they are currently on tour with eric church in their new cd " the whip poor will is hitting stores in august live music this midday from the southern rock group blackberry's smoke i've always looked up to my brother. he doesn't look like a heart attack patient. i w

and those girls are free, shielded behind a giant white sheet. their mother and older sister did not survive the ordeal. abc's yunji de nies on the scene all day where authorities spoke just a moment ago. >> reporter: the little girls missing for 13 days were in the middle of the mississippi woods. they had not eaten for days, held captive by a man the fbi considered one of the most dangerous criminals in america. and then, the turn in the case. acting on a tip that came in in the middle of the night, a team of 31 mississippi officers, some of whom had just finished their training, were not quietly moving in, on the woods where they believed they would find the little girls being held in a hunting camp by adam mayes. minutes in, as they peered through the trees, they found what they were looking for, those girls lying on the ground, peering up at the officers who had saved them. and adam mayes dropping to his knees, shooting himself to death. >> little girl picked her head up, other little girl picked her head up. we ordered mr. hayes to drop the weapon numer

we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. re the interest in engineering came from. so now, as an engineer, i have a career that speaks to that passion. thank you, mr. davies. >>> this just in. we have new pictures of a train derailment. it looks like it hit a tanker truck. s in -- this is in harris county, texas. we understand there are no injuries out of this accident that's being reported, but again officials on the scene trying to get more information, but so far no injuries on that crash. >>> well, with all the political rhetoric flying back and forth, sometimes it's pretty hard to separate fact from fiction, so we're putting some of those political claims to the fact check. angie holen is joining us from tampa, florida. want to talk about the claim from president obama's campaign website. it says under the romney/ryan budget, interest rates on the federal student loans would be allowed to double. what do we know? >> we rated this one false. now, this comes from a little web cartoon they've put on their campaign website.

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the children call it a vicious cycle of mothers that give birth to under way and the vulnerable children. 1 and 16 women die in pregnancy. skilled health personnel are only a third of all births. the pretend countries at the bottom of the index. >> it makes me sad not to be able to feed my children because my duty as a mother. they don't have enough food to feed their children. >> contraceptive use in the female education is among the highest in the world. afghanistan has moved up to one position partly because they invested in more frontline health workers. telling mothers to breast feed it might save more than a million babies a year. >> pressure is mounting to reroute a controversial separation in order to move away from an ancient palestinian village with a unique agricultural system. the barrier saves lives, they say, and it is only determined by security situations. >> water, water everywhere. in a region where the availability of water is a major political concern, but the palestinian authority has it in abundance. >> it was in roman times, and we are still using it right now. >>

live in roner park, ken wayne. >>> and at 10:45 a fitting farewell for a bay area mother and teacher. the outpouring of support to make sure that her children are taken care of. >>> the would be suicide bomber in yemen was reportedly a double agent. an intelligence agent from saudi arabia. the device was powerful enough to bring down an airliner and could have been detonated two ways. >> this is the most one of the most sophisticated and successful intelligence operations that i've been aware of. i've never seen anything so tightly held. it was held as close as anything i've ever seen. >> the leaking of information about the plot is triggering serious concerns in washington, d.c. u.s. intelligence officials are said to be very angry. >>> now to the race for the white house. three states held presidential primaries today and in north carolina they were also voting whether to ban same-sex marriage. let's go first to south carolina. at issue a constitutional amendment defining marriage between one man and one woman. the yes votes gets 61%. only 39% voting against. three states held repub

they don't have enough to feed their children. >> -- tops the list of the best place to be a mother. after two years at the bottom, afghanistan has moved up one position partly because it has invested in more front-line help workers. save the children says that supporting more mothers to breast fin -- to breast feed could save many lives each year. >> in israel, pressure is mounting to recruit a controversial separation barrier from an agent palestinian village with a unique agricultural system. israel says the barrier saves lives and they are determined only by security considerations. we report from the west bank village was lies in the path of the separation. >> water, water everywhere. in a region where the supply and availability of water is a major logistical and political concern, the palestinian village has in abundance. >> this is the same system used in the roman times. >> 7 natural springs have given life to the village and its fields. the simple irrigation system used today is as it was an ancient times. water is shared between the 8 main families. fruit and vegetables fro

. >> reporter: her sister now married and a mother of three living on the eastern shore said she thinks about it every day. >> it -- changed my life completely. i feel turned into a different person and -- i have horrible anxiety. >> reporter: now 16 years later all she hopes for is an arrest and an end to the won dooring what happened to her twin. >> it's so sad that she is not here with us. >> reporter: police say the gunmans was driving a bmw. he was an african american male. they don't have a lot to go on. the anniversary of the crime was a couple months ago. what police and the county did was look at the account. the metro crime stoppers account where all the reward money went. the account is now over $30,000. police say they just need information that may help them get an arrest. if you have the information you could be eligible for the 30,000-dollar reward. you can call the police or crime stoppers. live in baltimore. >> we have been following several cold cases from around the area. there is a special section on the website. you can detailed files on cases and maybe help solve o

a pinkoson sign on saturday, near 80. on sunday mother's, partly cloudy still near 80, but low humidity on the weekend and with a little added humidity on sunday. next chance of rain is monday and tuesday however there may be an isolated sprinkle in west virginia or western maryland in the mountains late on mother's day. that is sunday night into monday morning. it's 5:00 in on this friday morning. out lisa baden. >> we are talking about traffic. smooth sailing. we will take you live to a couple of pictures. smooth sailing on 395 between the beltway and the 14th street bridge. nothing complicated on the freeway and on the other side near the third street tunnel. 270 is quiet in hyattstown and it's good at the beltway now to you. >> day three of our chipping contest to play against tiger woods. >> the winner also gets two weeklong vip tickets to the at&t national in june. all you have to do is watch "good morning washington" and listen for the daily clue. today's clue is fair wway. take that to our facebook page. you can enter once a day unt

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that's coming up in sports. >> tomorrow a mother's day. take a look at these photos from the abc7 news family. you see carolyn tyler, karina rusk, heather ishimaru. we want to hear about how special your mom is. up load your family photos and tell us about your mom. you could be featured on abc7 news. here's an abc7 mom, lisa argen. >> good morning. looking at pretty interesting marine layer out there. we will have a cooler day for mother's day. the view from mount tam. the fog is in and around the city this morning. we will be looking for that to stay with us around our coast. if you are headed to the beaches, make sure you bring a jacket. this is the golden gate bridge. some drizzle here. we are looking from a quarter of a mile to a mile and three quarters. definitely dense fog there at times. this morning we are look at numbers ranging from the mid-40s up in napa to 52 in san carlo with mid-50s from fremont, mountain view and san jose. 58 in antioch. so really have somewhat of a narrow spread this morning in terms of the temperatures wit

little cash in your future. >> if you are a mother maybe you will get a card with cash spend on yourself. i like to buy my mothers day gifts myself and then say look, look what you bought me. >> bad way to do it. >>> works out -- good way to do it. >> works out well. >> most popular birth month july, most popular birthday, tuesday. >>> baby gender gap, 105 boys born for every 100 girls. leave it to the guys trying to take over. >> as usual. at least we have a lady in the weather department. >> we do. special mothers day card, from the weather department, happy mothers day. 80

reaching out to sierra, letter he know i love her so much as a mother and definitely she's a joy in mye. >> other than the discovery of her clothes and her cell phone the day after she vanished, the only break in the case has been the recovery of a red jetta this week that could be connected with her disappearance. if you would like to volunteer in the search for sierra, check in between 8:00 this morning and 1:00 this afternoon at the "find sierra search center "at burnett elementary school in morgan hill. >>> in oakland kids, parents, teachers and merchants marched for safer streets. they say they are fed up with prostitution and robberies around 17th and international boulevard. and they are demanding action from city leaders. >> gunshots, car chases and a bunch of police in helicopters fighting bad people. >> the police see the prostitution and they drive by and not stop to deal with it. i as an adult see it on a daily basis and allow it to continue. and i think that our kids are paying the price. >> school board member noelle gallo says oakland needs more police officers. the poli

it >> this cover of a mother breast feeding a child much older than an infant was the talk around town. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ ♪ she was in paris but i still got to see her. we talk for hours. ♪ ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories adventures, memories. ♪ ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of us. ♪ ♪ so, where to next? ♪ ♪ >> bad place bedtime -- bad time? the cover has been the talk of town and all over the country tonight. >> the parent strategy behind this photo. >> it is this image that got people talking, a mother breast feeding her three and a half year old son. many are questioning of the cover goes overboard? many think it was for shock value. it is the cover that does not really cover enough. the picture bracing the cover of time magazine is creating a controversy almost overshadowing the reason behind it. >> i have no problem with women breast-feeding in public. >> the picture is actually p

a dulling needle. the folds of my mother's dress are sewn with blody hands. tattered promises and button holes filled with bottomless dreams. her she was held up with borrowed strent. she asked, when will i have a home? one day i uttered. i will plant around my house she said. green ooh vy will grow and the cat will lay to the grass dreaming of snow. >> my mother's dress i folded in the suitcase. what slowly devour the fabric quietly releasing my mother's scent. caught in the decaying cloth. i'm sorry. i'm sorry about that. this piece was inspired by you know what happens to people during the war. and the war affects not only people that are in the middle of the war but generations therefore. this is called, which means flash fire and a wild sharp blades of grass that grows all over the philippines. the room was soaked with the fragrance of mangos. my mind is buzzing with flies. in the other room, my mother is mumbling and crying in her sleep. every night she dreams of the young american solder, the prisoner of war she had seen as a child in the philippineses.

every day is a happy mother's day for me. that love this is greatest gift of all, these are a few of my pressures that remind me of you. the cards... >> clayton: the shrine... >> the art work. >> dave: i was a talented young man, you can see. >> the pictures... >> dave: self-portrait. again, creative. >> school papers. >> dave: i was a writer. always enjoyed writing. >> alisyn: look at these adorable pictures. >> dave: the senior pic. >> and, the clock that reminds me that you said you'd always have time for your mom. love you, dave. >> dave: wow, nice line, mom. happy mother's day, mom. >> alisyn: and your mom is traveling this week, as we understand it. >> dave: my mom, there she is with her husband, carl and my kids, emerson, william and my new baby girl, logan, they were in israel and had a wild trip and, there is my wife, brandi and the kids, and we're in cabos and happy mother's day to my mom and my wife. a nice surprise, thank you, mom and high wife is fortunate enough to be in a dark hotel room with no children around

the 10-year-old girl suffered a broken arm. the mother, bumps and bruises. police say there are signs posted in that area warning of the sun flare even when there isn't an eclipse. >> spectacular pictures, however, stay with us, back in a moment. çk >>> in the abc 7 newsroom just out of jail fr cheating people out of thousands a contractor could be accused of doing now z we're sticking our neck out on this one. see what the ostrich can tell us about earthquakes and evolution, more coming up at 6:00. >> thank you see you then. >> there is exciting news for fans of "good morning america" the show about to go into the afternoon. >> starting july 9th it will air a special edition at 1:00 p.m. josh elliott and layera spencer will be host autos but regulars will be making appearances. is a great idea. >> world news is next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. see you again at 6:00.