bambi admitted they also argued over the raising of bambi's boys, nathan and cody. >> were there anyat your parents didn't want the kids to go back to you guys or anything like that? >> well, yeah. i understand my mama cared for them. and it was hard for her to give them back. at first we were angry at each other. being ugly at each other. >> diane just wasn't comfortable with bambi having custody of those children. >> in fact, just four months before the murders, a mother/daughter shouting match over the care for the boys got so out of hand that diane called 911. the responding officer arrived with his dashcam rolling, just moments after bambi had stormed away. >> i'm sorry to bother you. >> you're not bothering me at all. >> diane explained the argument to the officer. >> she usually just does what she wants to do. picks them up when she wants to. she doesn't provide anything for them. >> diane went on to say she felt threatened by her daughter. >> she scares me. she got in my face and jerked the phone out of my hand when i was calling. >> then came this chilling pronouncement. >>

and as i say it's always funny godzilla versus bambi. then comes the first primary debate. there is donald trump and he's got the highest percentage since he gets the first question. he's never been in a political debate like that and he's up against 12 of the most qualified, most experienced republican politicians and the first question out of the box and on top whatever that was, i documented figures, 30 million, 20 million whatever it was people and meghan kelly says, the first question, you refer to women as fat slobs and pigs and he doesn't hesitate a second, he said that was just rosie o'donnell. [laughter] i said this is a guy that is an instinctive fighter. this is somebody we want. [laughter] so now, to the civil war that we are in. you have to understand this has been going on since the 60s is the crucible of the left but it's been going on really since the 70s and all that began accumulating power in our school system which is now a completely leftist school system. schools in a democracy are there to teach students how to think not what to think, an authoritaria

>> steve: "bambi." [ laughter ] i couldn't think of, like, how to generally act out "bambi." >> what that was the "b" yeah, yeah. oh. >> jimmy: bam-bi! >> all right, now i know your style. >> steve: i was going to do emril lagasse. i was gonna do emril lagasse going -- >> we're going to lose terribly. >> jimmy: you're getting too deep into that. >> steve: well, you know, we have while we're losing. >> that's right. [ cheers ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, pal, we can do this. >> steve: ten! >> okay. cool. a lot of work. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: come on, we got this. we can do this, pal! >> okay. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: song. [ laughter ] oh, no. six words? >> yeah, i think so. >> jimmy: i never heard of a a song with a title that's six words. hell to the naw, naw, naw, naw, naw! [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: first word. slap? smack. clap? clap? >> no. ah -- >> jimmy: clap your hands. ooh, punch! >> nope. >> jimmy: slap, fight. beat! >> okay. >> jimmy: no. second word. you. supermodel. [ buzzer ] >> that is so not enough time. >> jimmy: that's so not fair. >> it was "hit m

every time i tried to have a conversation during that rehearsal period with anybody i was a bit like bambing. ♪ it's beautiful music. i have to say. when i met with damian, we met at a bar near my house. when i walked home, the theme for the film was in my inbox. it was so beautiful i thought, wow, he really does have a chance at making something special here. ♪ city of stars are you shining just for me ♪ >> then i had to play that piece of music for six months, hours every day. and i should be sick of it. but i'm not. so i think it's a testament to how good it is. ♪ all that i need's that crazy feeling ♪ >> reporter: audiences are likely to agree as the boy from cornwall, ontario, now a father of two young daughters by long-time love eva mendes, discovered what he returned to canada for a screening. >> it cast a spell on people. i saw it in toronto. a very unique experience. >> maybe i'm not good enough. >> yes, you are. >> maybe i'm not. >> i've also been a fan of this genre of musical and it seemed like that ship had sailed. so it was really amazing to have the opportunity to make somet

. >> they kind of look like bambi on the ice. >> they do. >> and, the dakota access pipe loon one step closer to becoming a reality. army corps of engineers received the go ahead for the easement to complete the pipe line. the standing rock tribe will continue fighting the project says the government shouldn't move forward with the granting of the easement until environmental study is complete. a judge wants the government to pride more information on the easement next week in washington. >> the irs warning abut a major scam hitting americans from coast to coast. >> callers posing as are scamming thousand of victims out of millions of dollars by threatening them with jail if they've don't pay up. here is abc's clayton sandell. >> they're the fake irs agents looking to steal real money. this tax season they're working overtime. >> before there is an arrest warrant issue on your name i want you or your attorney to give us a call back. >> reporter: cindy stillwe'll 85-year-old father joe was scammed by phone over two years losing $400,000. >> it in fur yafuriates me ther people out there

and i -- as i say it's always for me godzilla versus bambi, so i waited. and then come this first primary debate. there's donald trump and he has got the highest percentage so he gets the first question. the gee hey never been in a political debate like that and he is up against the -- 12 events -- 12 of the most qualified, most experienced, republican politicians, and the first question out of the box in front of whatever it was -- i don't remember the figures -- 30 million, 20 million, whatever it was, people -- and megyn kelly says this is the first question. you referred to women as fat slobs and pigs. and he doesn't hesitate a said and stated was just rosie o'donnell. and i said, this is a guy who is an instinctive fighter. this is somebody we want. so now to the civil war we're in. you have to understand, this civil war has been going on really got -- of course the 60s is the crucible of this -- of the left but it's been going on since really the '70s when the left began accumulating power in our school system, which is now a completely leftist schoo

there was a lot of news that came out of it but i would describe it as, bambi on ice chasing a marble. there was so much stuff covered. alex acosta, who was the main purpose of the press conference, announced as the new labor department nominee. he's an amazing guy with a great background. i think his grandmother became a citizen late in her life. it's a beautiful story of success, and american success story. he also worked at the civil rights division of the department of justice. later on the president talked about the obamacare replacement is expected mid-march. he said there will be a new executive order on extreme vetting on the immigration piece, so that was news. and also afterwards the president rescinds the coal mining rule from the obama administration. all of that stuff happened in one day but that's the frustration. they are doing really big things and they can't get out of their own way because yes, he answered a lot of questions about the russia ties, mike flynn, et cetera. before we came to air, "the washington post" breaks a story with an additional possible developmen

every time i tried to have a conversation during that rehearsal period with anybody i was a bit like bambiat making something special here. ♪ city of stars are you shining just for me ♪ >> then i had to play that piece of music for six months, hours every day. and i should be sick of it. but i'm not. so i think it's a testament to how good it is. ♪ all that i need's that crazy feeling ♪ >> reporter: audiences are likely to agree as the boy from cornwall, ontario, now a father of two young daughters by long-time love eva mendes, discovered what he returned to canada for a screening. >> it cast a spell on people. i saw it in toronto. a very unique experience. >> maybe i'm not good enough. >> yes, you are. >> maybe i'm not. >> i've also been a fan of this genre of musical and it seemed like that ship had sailed. so it was really amazing to have the opportunity to make something like this. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm chris connelly in los angeles. >>> and next, from who are you wearing to who'd you vote for? how this year's oscars could be the most political awards show in history. mom,

that is a factor i hate to be after being here 10 hours on bambi the factor i know hardy of three votesl make a motion to take dr and approve the project without the fourth floor. >> second. >> you're welcome to get, get a variance. we are proving the project i believe you can amend it if this passes. is that true? >> well, to get her parents they would need to go through the process with all the notification. >> house is still habitable >> they would they need to do that regardless? can they modify the squeak >> this project, they could i modify without a variance but put something back there, correct they would have to go through the process alden >> doesn't so much amenable to that anyway. >> well, the project has been under review for over 18 months so it's- >> okay. commissioner moore >> perhaps you should call the question first. i think the project [inaudible] somehow lost in translation is the best way i could describe it. it is the grade on the side. the proper understanding of how to read plans. a documentation which does not any kind of 3-d larger massing of buildings with ea

there was a lot of rhetoric about this being bambi meets godzilla. it didn't happen. it worked out okay. there was a collective sigh of relief. however, there were signals still about nafta that were there, that was expressions of concern around the boarder. we'll deal with them over time and that's the reality. we have to get down to the hard facts, the tremendous advantages that can be laid out in very specific terms of this agreement and modernizations around things like dispute, rules of origin. those things can be and should be dealt with because of the many changes that have happened since this agreement took place. >> the value integration that occurred in north america as a result of nafta has, not discussed as much but allowed global exports to be more economically competitive. so one of the risks to the united states if we break this up, what does this mean for china and for china's position in the world with a less competitive unified north america? >> well, the integration which has occurred and accelerated, facilitated by the nafta really started with u.s

usually, the great hunter would kill bambi and we would have venison. [laughter] but this particular new year's, he killed a wild boar. finding a recipe that would be palatable, that was a real challenge for marty. it was. but he did it. he did. to openw: we are going up to student questions in a moment. but i want to point out the fantastic code bag -- tote bag, which says "i dissent." justice ginsburg: and it's got me on the other side. [laughter] [applause] this is theburg: name of a book by debi leiby who is a lawyer, but decided all things considered, she would rather write children's books. she's been very successful. and the publisher liked her book so much, they made these tote bags. dean shaw: i personally love it that justice ginsburg is carrying the tote. [laughter] dean shaw: you are known to amazingneration, and public figure to every generation. how is that? [laughter] you know whatrg: was copied? the notorious rbg, it was the notorious big, a famous rapper. and when i was told it was a that these two law students had created i said it was

that is a factor i hate to be after being here 10 hours on bambi the factor i know hardy of three votes'll make a motion to take dr and approve the project without the fourth floor. >> second. >> you're welcome to get, get a variance. we are proving the project i believe you can amend it if this passes. is that true? >> well, to get her parents they would need to go through the process with all the notification. >> house is still habitable >> they would they need to do that regardless? can they modify the squeak >> this project, they could i modify without a variance but put something back there, correct they would have to go through the process alden >> doesn't so much amenable to that anyway. >> well, the project has been under review for over 18 months so it's- >> okay. commissioner moore >> perhaps you should call the question first. i think the project [inaudible] somehow lost in translation is the best way i could describe it. it is the grade on the side. the proper understanding of how to read plans. a documentation which does not any kind of 3-d larger massing of buildings with

a lot of rhetoric of this being a and b meets godzilla and it rhetoricwas a lot of of this being bambits godzilla and it didn't happen. [laughter] it all worked out ok. there were collective sighs of relief, but there were still signals about nafta there and there were expressions of concern around the border. we will deal with them over time. that's the reality. we have to get down to the hard facts, the tremendous advantages that can be laid out in very specific terms of this agreement, and modernization around things like dispute resolution mechanisms, rules of origin -- those things can and should be dealt with because of the many changes that have happened since this agreement was put in place. jason: the value chain integration that has occurred in north america as a result of nafta has not been discussed as much but has allowed our global exports to be more economically competitive. what are the risks to the united states if we break this up? what does this mean for china and for china's position in the world with a less competitive unified north america? paula: the integration

and you look so pretty and sweet, like bambi. priest: the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want.dish things. faith, hope, and love, these three. but the greatest of these is love. and who gives this bride away? hey, hey, hey. sit down. sit down. stand up and i'll blow your ----kidneys out. all right? he should probably do it. priest: and who gives this bride away? i do. [mouthing] i love you. [♪] [stephanie mills' "bit by bit" playing] ♪ moving in making my connection ♪ ♪ something's up ♪ i can feel it in the air [phone rings] hello? hey, sweetie. man: hi, sweetie. so, um... i was thinking we could go out to dinner tonight. man: oh, dinner. where are we going? could you hang on for just a sec, hon? thanks. hello? man [in high-pitched voice]: hello? is this some kind of joke? man [in deep voice]: why? do you like jokes? knock, knock. who's there? man [in normal voice]: open. open who? open the ----bag, bitch. hi. [screaming] yes. [patti labelle's "soul brother" playing] ♪ perpetrators homicidal stone freaks ♪ ♪ convicted killers riding loose ♪ ♪ loose on the street ♪ so i'm lookin

it‘s like lou shot bambi. they didn‘t want to do it, they‘ve had five wins all season.t is your reaction to the sacking? sadness, disappointment and possibly in the way it‘s been done, the fact he‘s been sacked rather than moved upstairs, someone brought in to help. not really shocked, because staying in the premiership now is the be all and end all. it‘s been tough going this year. the team has been completely different, the polar opposite to what we saw last year. probably more of what was expected, rather than what we imagined would happen. what do you put that down to? 0bviously all came together in this alchemy last year and it has fallen apart so quickly. it did. i think it is a different tea m it did. i think it is a different team now... i know kante is out, gone on a big loss. when you get the situation they had last year, you know everyone is working at full capacity. nobody could have played any better. now all of a sudden you had decent players playing incredibly well and maybe everybody else in the division may be not at their best. this year you have good