. >> she cannot stop wearing princess outfits good that is all they do, avery wears them to sleep. >> at one point she ripped it off, so excited about catching a fish, she ran in the water, butt naked. do you have the other one. >> apple doesn't fall farrah part. >> it is probably best that we don't show that. >> all right. >> you know something i thought about over the weekend's this is how my brain thinks. every time i john kerry. >> i would have been kerry kerry. >> yes. >> it is no the good. >> okay. >> what did you do. >> this weekend. >> yeah. >> oh, my gosh, so boring, so we just moved. so i spent all weekend unpacking boxes. and that is about the extent of my life this weekend. avery spent sometime jumping on trampoline. >> look at her hair. >> static electricity. >> she loves, loves, loves that. >> you have a trampoline in the backyard. >> it came in the house. >> so dangerous. >> they charge awe lot more for your home owner's insurance. we will tell them that we're going to sell it. >> why don't do i this swing by the house, break avery's arm right now, put it in a cast. >>

finley, emory and avery. >> finley, avery and emory. >> jimmy: that's the order.rget. >> jimmy: were they family names? >> i went with the androgynous, supercool. if you were in college, check out finley. and other guys would be like -- yeah. i want to check that out. that's a cool name. >> jimmy: it is a cool name. >> you know? is it a guy? is it a girl? i don't know. let's check it out. i was pregnant. i was not my fault. >> jimmy: you were pregnant before you had your kids? how unusual. not only do you have children. but you have ducks. these are -- >> i have ducks. >> jimmy: stolen from your twitter account. >> yes. >> jimmy: three, little ducklings. how did you get these things? >> they were easter presents for my girls. each one has their duck. >> jimmy: and they're growing. >> and now, they're turkeys. >> jimmy: they are big. >> they are huge. >> jimmy: this was their pool. and now, it's just their bowl. what are their names? >> all right. this is -- this is smolder. because number one is into dragons right now. and this is dr. nibbles. and this is sunny. >

>> okay, so avery is three and a half, i potty trained her about a year and a half ago. and i used this book called potty training in three days by laura jensen. and i swear by it. it worked like a charm. friday, saturday, sunday, it is time intensive. but you can do it yourself. here is the thing about the whole potty training thing. not the most pleasant thing to go through, but if you're dedicated and focused on it you can get it done over a weekend. and i'm little bit hesitant to leave my child with somebody that i don't know from adam except for a phonecall or maybe a wet chat in my home all day potty training them. i just -- that's a little bit hands off for me. >> i agree with you completely. this is something you need to do as a parent. how much did the book cost you? >> e book, like $9. and i'm telling you, everybody that i have recommended it to, it has work the same way as me. it is called three day potty by laura jensen. then she has a thing you can do after you dot whole process, if you have any hiccups, go back, you write her little note, she responds in 24

avery who was murdered august 14, 2006, to a gun thirty round were put into my son because he holder out to save someone his anniversary is coming up august 14th. and there's still no enclosure my sons case is a cold case i'm an advocate for other mothers who have lost their children to homicide we have no enclosure i bring the names of the people thomas hannibal and andrew and jason thomas and mr. hunter and marcus hunter are all the men that walked up that day and the perpetrators of killing my son ways they couldn't get the people they wanted they turned the guns on my 17 year-old he was die to grate i'm still in pain. what do i do i need some closer i have none this is my therapy to come here instead of sitting at the doctors officer or sitting in front of a thooefrt to hear my time is up are i want those people that killed my son in jail i want them in jail so i can go and show them the love i was going to give to my son i want to talk to them and tell them that. i want it done this is not just other family members that i carry with me everyday. of those other mothers in i can s

all right, avery, let me begin with you first.s was a preliminary hearing, but it almost felt like a trial underway. his defense attorney was there you know, objecting to a lot of the material that the prosecutor cougs was bringing up, but in your view, how did the defense do in terms of trying to justify where their client is at this point? >> the defense lawyer did everything he could to try to neutralize it with the exception of putting his client on, which would have been suicidal in terms of incriminating him. but the reality is there isn't much he could do. the facts are so compelling here, the fact that when the day care or child care facility was contacted and the mother found out, this is incredible. when you drop your child off, the facility's going to call you. where's the mother in all of stuff? when they found out the child wasn't at the facility, what did he do? and what possible explanation is there for mr. harris not calling 911? i mean, all the evidence that surfaced at that probable cause hearing is to terribly c

. >> reporter: little avery hasn't either. >> i loved playing on my playset when it wasn't burned. >> reporter: libbie harrison who is also the mayor of pateros, must also must think how to help rebuild her town. as mayor, what do you do? >> well, i'm headed down to city hall right now. we're working on getting our power, our water back up. >> reporter: six days now of the same scorching heat, wind and tinderbox conditions. and the washington governor says this fire season may be the worst ever with no signs of relief. >> we're seeing kind of the tip of the fire storm here because we unfortunately are going to see this for decades to come. >> reporter: and behind me what's left over of one of the neighborhoods on the front lines, a dozen homes destroyed on one block alone. and even though the fire's at 0% containment, a bit of good news as the fierce conditions fueling the fires all week are finally expected to let upstarting tonight. lester. >> jacob, thank you. >>> this weekend hundreds of protests are planned around the country over the surge of undocumented children entering the u

. >> reporter: little avery hasn't either. >> i love playing on my play set when it wasn't burnt. >> reporter: libby, who is also the mayor, must also think about how to help rebuild her town. >> as mayor, what do you do? >> well, i'm headed down to city hall right now, where we're working on getting our power an water back up. >> reporter: six days now of the same, scorching heat, wind and tinderbox conditions and washington governor says this fire season may be the worst ever with no signs of relief. >> we're seeing kind of the tip of the firestorm here. we unfortunately are going to see this for decades to come. >> of that devastation in washington state. around here the weather is cloudy, not nearly what we're dealing with in washington state. >> no kidding. >> but we have a little cloud cover around today. hopefully the weather picture will improve. >> when are we supposed to see rain drops, if any. send it to meteorologist chuck bell tracking all that rain for you. >> good morning to you two once again. going over the latest high resolution computer models and still iffy on whe

. >> avery: hi. traffic was terrible. gonna be late. >> dylan: oh, no, the fun hasn't started yet.

avery in cleveland, richard in las vegas.g to help build the case perhaps against this dad? >> it's one of the building blocks to get a conviction here, fred and sometimes, some cases are just so horrific that the fact patterns are not even as important as the crime and what happened and here, had a 22 month old boy, baby, in the back of a car, who baked and died in the heat in a car. a juror, they're going to say, oh, i can have an open mind h e here, i don't have any preconceived notions, how can you not? how can your heart not melt and break at the scenario that this child died a violent death, which is what the autopsy said. his internet searches, wanting to live a childless life, how to survive prison. what it's going to take for a kid to die in a car in heat. you know, these are really problem problematic for the defense here. while his attorney did a great job to try to keep out the intentional murder aspects of that hearing, i think he's going to get indicted. charged with intentional murder and i look for the wife to

go ahead, avery. >> hi. i'm maria -- [inaudible] from new hampshire, and so i will ask you about the marriage issue -- >> yes. >> what would you say is a good argument to defend marriage more towards the libertarian standpoint where they say it should be something not decided by the state? >> right. well, and because it's decided whether it's legal or illegal, the state gets involved no matter what. and i would tell libertarians, too, that by -- libertarians believe in small government, limited government. if you render unto government a power heretofore reserved to the laws of god and nature's god which is the ability to define marriage, then i've got news for you, you support huge government. i mean, you support massive government. if you're willing to let the government define what is something that previously only nature and god defined and you call yourself a libertarian? i don't know how you can call yourself a lib ortarian. that's like letting government redefine air. i mean, that's -- can you're givi

. >> but you know what, avery lovers everybody poops. >> oh? >> good one. and also, find the poop. >> find the poop? >> and there is many potty books that have to do with poop that are fast naturing. >> i still read them myself. >> ya? >> problems here? >> song by cold play ♪ everybody poop ♪ >> that's it. >> ♪ sometimes. >> hey, quincy, you're with a very inspirational guy. in fact, just had a tweet from someone saying were you the best guest in about a month on this show. >> oh, wow, they're saying you're like the best guest in a month on guy dad. he is 16 years old, he was getting bullied. he turned bullying into body building, now has a camp. dog this superman work out. coming up next in olney. ♪ > okay. let's get back to this inspirational story. twitter alive with this. there's this local kid, right, from a pretty early age he was getting bullied and he looks totally different. i'll have to put up a picture of what he looked like back in the day. still a good looking body. >> ette ' rete tie fit. > this is what he started doing, drinking protein shake

avery reid, born tonight at 7:12. her little bundle of joy weighed in at seven pounds 3 ounces.. she called in last night and said the delivery was a breeze and everyone is doing great. congratulations to her. >> good morning. she was pregnant. i was afraid to ask because you never know. >> you've been in trouble for that before. >> 60 degrees is the current temperature. 54 and garlic. 52 in joliet. cool temperatures. it will be a cool wednesday. satellite composite shows we are completely dry. no rain today. we stayed dry for 5-6 days. next chance of rain is on the other side of the weekend. enjoy this high pressure that takes control of our area. today's high temperature is on the poolside at only 71. it's good to feel like may here. as to get into the evening we're clear a light breeze comes of the east would drop down to 57. tomorrow, 78. we do warm-up. friday is the same thing up to 79 degrees with mixed sun and clouds. >> still had, a new weird al music video taking aim at blurred lines. >> and we will explain some trauma. >> and a major shakeup in the marvel comic universe

. -- this is avery war and civilians are paying the highest prices for this. the killing doesn't seem to stop. >> the toll from sunday, the highest figure i saw was 120, more than one third women and children. there was this mass killing we just mentioned. you interviewed survivors and victims at the hospital. he went to the side of the attack. can you tell us what you know about what happened in shejaiya? >> from speaking to residents evacuating, it was very hard to get in. this attack again -- everyone says around sunset time. there was a barrage after barrage of tank shells that rain down on shejaiya, one of gaza's poorest, most densely populated neighborhoods. people said there was no help. they called for a militants is. paramedic workers said they could not get him because of the amount of shelling. people waited for hours. they were left alone. they finally decided to escape on foot. when we got there in the early morning sunday morning, there were just families streaming out, many of them carrying nothing. some were barefoot. were many families incompl

he will face avery vice in one of the safest gop districts in the nation. >>> former secretary of state henry kissinger recovering in a new york city hospital after heart surgery. kissinger who served as the 56th secretary of state and national security advisor under president rich and nixon under went an aortic valve replacement. the 91-year-old is resting comfortably. he first had open-heart surgery back in the 1980's. >> an all star sendoff for yankee's captain derek jeter. >> number 2, derek jeter. number 2. >> that had to feel really good. jeter in his 14th and final all star game getting a standing ovation before his first at-bat. he went two for two for a single, a double. the nbc award -- mvp award went to mike kraut. they won 5-3. >>> so many people around the country a whole lot of rain and storms as well. >> a lot of flooding. we had a lot in new york city. sounded like a lot. thunder and lightning. but the fears are easing. >> heather and heather, good to see you. hello. we are looking at flood threats starting to diminish across portions the northeast. several inches of rai

i can tell you avery, even jay when they are younger, not super fast i restaurant but someplace more than like a jeans kind of place, do you get some dirty looks, they're both well behaved, and they were crying, john a would take them, would take them outside. >> that's my thing, if the baby starts to cry, just take it out. >> that's the thing, when they don't take the baby out. just quiet, quiet, quiet. twenty minutes goes by. >> i'm also at the point at a mother i'm still relieved when it is another child crying and not mine that i actually don't mind it at all. >> weddings, funerals, i was at a funeral, the kid was crying, please, just stand up and take the kid out. especially during the vows at a wedding? come on. >> and i do say that as a mom, look, the airport things is different. because if you have ever flown with kicked you know, as irritated as you may be, being there without kids, the mom is freaking out. when my kids went nuts on a plane, i'm freaking outweigh more than you could ever be. so that's one, but two, i will go out, without my kids, and when i go out without my

they found a child -- i realized since i had avery i'm a full blown liar.ing food without any comment. they say this could be an important tool in fighting childhood obesity. >> you know i would agree with that. >> yes. >> don't -- oh, you ate spinach. >> good for you. >> calm down. >>> siblings might have more influence on a childs weight than the parents do. >> interesting. new study shows having an obese sibling raised a child's risk of obesity by as much as five times. >> you would model basically your brother or sister. >> yeah, older or younger i think. the kids with obese parents were only twice as likely to be obese themselves. past research has shown parents' health habits and environment play a role in a child's weight the right now there's very little known about how siblings affect the weight of a child. that makes sense especially if it's an older sibling. >> i had lunch yesterday in kansas city with a family and seven year old girl second grader do you know what they do at their school they get points for eating healthy food. you get a big pri

avery is the same way with her brother. she doesn't cry. but she says often, mommy, i don't want him to grow up. i want him to stay a little babe. >> i we have the open so opposite problem. my kid can't stop hitting each other. >> it is the parenting i think really. >> yes? >> the little girl is up set because she knows that the little boy -- >> is going to grow up to be stinky? >> to grow up to be something like this. >> oh! >> it would be an honor. >> yes. >> and then go into this. hey; your make up killing you? we have some information that just may make you sick this morning. well, and hit the foundation before you head out the door here it, looks like we'll get into how you can get all of that make up, put on 5 pounds of make up, absorbed into your body every year. how do you get rid that far? we will de make up detox. >>> and it kind of sounds like desean jackson is pretty quick to turn on philadelphia. >> philadelphia, sometimes things could get little negative. they boo their own players. here you don't really get that. >> he is tal

avery. >> hi, hannah stevens for michigan. i was wondering you decide you're not registered to vote, but you're so deeply involved in politics, why do not exercise your right to vote. >> i totally agree with you. my wife is a democrat. she vote and she likes to vote. i worked as a precinct worker in boston. highly recommend fresno. come and join me. we can go do that kind of thing. it's a very serious question. i would put it this way. i love my country. i'm involved in the political process. one reason i don't notice i've had a number death threats against me sane people would literally cut my head off, like literally. and i was told by law enforcement contact when i did work with the fbi that i should do as much as possible. so i live in a gated community. i have a gun in every room of my house and my wife has a different made name. so i should do as much as possible to avoid detection. so that's a big reason i don't vote. i have voted in the past. i did vote in the last election because i was going to move to where i live n

managing editor for the arab daily news and ron and ray thank you very much for joining us and my time avery. let me start out with you it seems to me like what happened on meet the press yesterday is a perfect example of what people talk about when they say that there's a pro israeli media bias in the united states. in terms of the rest of the world how does our coverage from here. well i think that when you go outside. the united states and for a lot of different reasons not just media bias but for other reasons you do find a little more balance in europe i think you find more balance and b.b.c. i happen to listen to and prefer b.b.c. because i think i get a better presentation from them but also even in the arab world it's not unusual for the arab media to actually reach out and get israelis on arab t.v. to talk about issues that are happening in the middle east maybe not as dramatic as they are today but i don't think. you see that kind of balance here in the united states there's much greater pressure on media. there's a more active pro israel israeli community here in the united states

it was written the day before yesterday -- is going to be heard irrespective of what we do there at averyisher hall. having said that, they're the masterpieces, also, of the 20th century just down the pike. we all used to live in the 20th century. remember the good old days? >> charlie: right. there are the important pieces. and then there's the challenge of the future because a tradition is going to die if you don't renew it. >> charlie: it is often said composers can make great conductors. this is part of the conventional wisdom in the new world. but conductors don't necessarily make great composers. have you ever heard that? >> well, i don't know many composers who have been great conductors or the other way around. it is a separate talent, and certainly playing an instrument does not qualify one to conduct an orchestra at all. teaches you a great deal about music, but -- >> charlie: but you're a better conductor because you can play an instrument as well as you can play the violin? >> i believe so. i fancy i am and i would encourage people -- i'm always saying to young people, if you

contrast.e and >> the columnist on his family slaveowning history in texas and how the legacy of avery's affect society. -- legacy of slavery still affect society. saturday night at 10:00 eastern. >> the palestinian authority's envoy to the united nations appealed to the you in to intervene in the israeli-palestinian conflict as continues tol rise. israel's deputy advisor also spoke. this is 50 minutes. >> the security council will now begin discussion of item two. ki-moonllency mr. ban us viaing videoconference from ramallah. you have the floor. >> thank you for this honor. i deeply apologize. [indiscernible] i want to thank the security council for it strong support of my efforts. [indiscernible] i have held discussions with the in your countries. i and alsothe privilege the secretary of state and the secretary of general. i also have the opportunity [indiscernible] i had a conversation with his excellent new. many countries have been engaging in this diplomatic efforts. i am sure you can understand it is highly sensitive. suffice it to say it is my hope these talks will lead to an end

be avery be -- will there peace process between israel and palestine? if religion was taken off the table? >> would there be a peace process? a presumably, would it be dimension? one of it -- one of you take it. for a long time that the minute you start adopting religious language to justify nationalism and conflict, them and it you are in trouble -- that is the minute you are in trouble. because ultimately, you are allowing the most fanatic religious groups to claim the upper hand. legitimacyave more to speak in the name of the religion and you will as a nationalist. and the israeli-palestinian conflict went to a religion -- revolution over the years because it moved to a nationalist conflict, because people would be satisfied with a nation of their own rather than assuming religious claims. that is undoubtedly the case. inclusion of religious symbols and meanings in the struggle have made it harder to resolve the conflict. undoubtedly. >> fascinating panel. aic, you started this not channel about the two state solution, but about politics. salam fayya

. >> reporter: harrison's daughter, avery -- >> i still have a place. >> remembers what he swing set used to look like. >> this used to be my swing, but it broke. we have to build a new one. >> reporter: meanwhile, the mayor worries about rebuilding a town. >> as mayor, what do you do? >> well, i'm headed down to city hall right now. we are working on getting our power and water back up. >> reporter: thousands of homes in the dark for days as the fire forced new evacuations and devoured more. 2000 firefighters working in eastern washington preparing for a hot, dry, windy day. another 1,000 national guard troops could be called. the governor tells me this fire and fire season are only getting worse. >> all right, jacob, thanks very much. >>> dylan has her eye on the forecast for that area. dylan, any sense of whether firefighter will get help with the fire? >> a little help. it's a gradual improvement for the next couple days. it's not much. we have this cold front well over the water. that's going to make its way in. it's going to increase wind. it's going to lower the temperature an

i go on line and in my free time, okay, avery needs a couple pairs of shorts and jay needs onesys ande them delivered. >> jen fred you have two kids, you war every day if you call this work, would you use this service. >> yeah, i think what this is, i think someone is calling it a personal shopper but we need to think bit more like it is wine of the month or beer beer of the month club. compactly what kerry said. no one has time to be shopping for their children. i say when sue gives a weather forecast in the fall and it is rain and my children have grown out of their rain boots i order them rain boots with my prime, because of the free shipping. i think that some person who is going to personal shopping but it is more clothing of the month, twitter of the month and lets face it, kerry knows this that when they are little will, next month they are into something new and 20 or 30 bucks not that expensive. >> we know we here at the good day are not hoyty toyty, we are real foulke good we did a promo about how bad we are, how pathetic we are. >> thank you both. >>> where is jen going? wh

so we know she's married to the lovely john, they have a daughter name avery. so cute.has, john, j barrett, hi kerry, so nice to have you back. >> nice to be back. i was on the dark side for a while but now i'm back in the morning. >> how is everybody. >> we are doing really well. it was a long time coming as you guys know, so we're incredibly grateful to have him. he is a good either, very good sleeper, you can see him there, so yummy, he is most snugly kid ever. it is a struggle to leave him. sue and caitlin came over to visit while on maternity leave and sue brought over this beautiful blanket and this beautiful hat you see him wearing there that one of our viewers knitted, and brought into the station for sue to bring. he is doing very, very well. >> look at how adorable. >> this is since he came to visit. >> he has already changed so much. >> he has doubled in weight since he was born. he is a good either, so beautiful. >> big blue eyes. he is a dream. >> he has your eyes for sure. >> yeah, he is doing good. he is an aggressive tutor, we have discover that about hi

. >> we did that with my wedding dress, saved it for avery's christening. >> i love it, cutting up your wedding dress into christening gown. >> talk about cheese cake. what's the different between new york cheese cake? what's the difference? style? >> philadelphia belter. >> exactly right. i think new york might have icing on top of it. is that what it is, once a year? >> little fluffier. >> i always wondered. >> icing on top, i know it is not true. >> cheese cake is enough itself. you don't need the icing. >> oh, i like a little thin icing on top. i love you, chris. >> some cops can be pretty intimidating no question about it, but real people too. just like us. some enjoy a good dance groove. >> ♪ >> a jazz festival, great white north, pretty sure this guy is just keeping in shape. that's what we're assuming anyway. >> plus hard. you know -- >> do you think peyton manning dancing at training camp yet? >> no. >> oh, we have to show you that. dancing, maybe not great dancing, but dancing. >> like he doesn't look like he's having some sort of medical condition. >> certainly not that. >> d

. >> avery would never fall for that. >> never. >> we are going down the shore stone harbor where jenght now lets see if the equipment works. >> we are hoping it works. did you get my clue. our special guest brought to us by our great sponsors of mazda, one of of them is from villanova. so i have already spilled it. two guests one fromville know of, tweet me if you think you know who it is. one of the reasons i love stone harbor it is like the perfect little shore town, including a paperboy, that is brian, he is selling papers. he caught it on cute. you will be happy to know this gentlemen has been doing this for five years when we walk up on him he was reading another newspaper on his smart phone. everyone comes here they go crazy, good morning, a dad out of the store. >> amazing. >> hold on. >> it is time to be on tv get your mutty stuff out here. i'm saying mouthy because when i came up here he said i was expecting mike jerrick. he said you watch us on tv all winter long. >> yes. >> good morning, gorgeous. >> good morning. >> i snitch. i said were you mutty. >> i know good tell me

so avery. >> adorable, kerr. >> i thank you. >> that's your little daughter. how old is she snow. >> three and a half. >> i want to go where she goes, that's where quincy harris is, johnson's corner farm in medford. high. >> yes, i'm here, and they were complaining about kerrey, i think kerrey came out here and ate some peaches without paying, so we'll talk about that a little later, kerrey, we'll get back to you. i have karen johnson out here. how are you? >> very well, thank you. >> peach season has arrived. >> it is off the hook, awesome, harvest has gun. >> now, they were saying that because of the weather, kind of delayed peach season. >> it did initially because of the coal wet spring. with the warm weather peaches are delicious, sweet, juicy, rhyme for picking. >> now does the hot weather, supposed to get real hot today. does it affect the peaches? >> not necessarily t does make them super sweet. with the warm weather, lots of folks are coming out picking so it is actually very good for them. >> you have to be patient as well. >> you say it takes about

your avery three and a half. set up play dates for her here and there? >> i i do.ry and get her some activity every day if she is not doing something, but nothing fancy, her hanging out with her friends, and yes they have to be supervised because they're all young. >> so my ten year olson, at the still call it may dates. popular daddy blogger tackling this very subject of play dates. >> here is the thing, says play dates are put be too much pressure not only on the kids but the parents. as well. he said they should be banned entirely. man behind this blocking -- blog, dad in charge, is the name, social media and the inch net have changed way kids play. when he was a kid he would call on the friend, hop on the bike, all out all hours. now way too much planning by the parents and not good for the kids. in fact, he says it is altering the spoon ten a at this of children and their able to plan to play on their own with their friends. >> the other thing, he's just feeling of tired like he has to plan something elaborate every time a kid comes over. so he said the emails