. >> youtuber chandra moore, visiting mom's house. >> what do you do?> put them on youtube. >> should never do that. >> why? >> it's bad. >> no, it's not. >> mom has no idea what youtube is or why chandra has a camera. >> that's you. >> she starts staring into the camera. what is it? >> what is this? >> it's time to munch on a caca dia. >> obsessed with people eating. >> people -- i look at piece of [ bleep ]. >> she's got a mouth on her. >> wow. no wonder she took the camera home to meet mom because this is youtube gold. >> this conversation gets really just real, just a real mother/daughter moment. >> a slob? i'm not -- yeah, i'm not a slob. i'm sloppy. >> mom starts giving her daughter advice. evidently chandra has a neat problem. >> a close my eyes to it because -- >> you don't close your eyes to my sloppiness. you yelled at me the other day. >> yeah. >> i have one flaw, i'm sloppy. one flaw. >> yeah, but then you -- you have so much better other stuff. >> it gets sweep. you have so much better other stuff, darling. i love you. >> say bye. >> don't

so, if i contact chandra, what time -- i mean, the delete is -- you just swipe to the left.oming to -- that's it. or i can talk it. what time are you coming to the future? dot, dot, dot. i've been here waiting for a while. dot, dot, dot. it's okay. take your time. >> reporter: when you learned about the apple buyout, one of the things you said publicly is this will be good for the kids in the inner city. why is that? >> the reason that is powerful and important is because it gives a new lane for people to aspire to, you know, travel down. oh, dr. dre made some consumer electronic products and, wow, apple bought it? you needed something like that in culture so kids could dream that way. >> reporter: and will is dreaming big. working with a team of designers to incorporate his ideas into creations that are part music, part fashion. you're wearing a backpack you designed, right? >> i'm wearing a backpack that has power and sound. so instead of having a piece of technology you put into your bag for you to have sound, the backpack itself is sound. ♪ >> reporter: so, you've got a

on facebook, prayers of gratitude from chandra, supposed to fly with his wife and three kids but theywhen his father fell ill. "thank you, jesus," he posted in indonesian, "your plan is so beautiful. our family avoided awful danger." for those who give thanks and for those who wait here these long hours are really about life about how precious it is. every moment. and how fragile. >> our thanks to terry moran in singapore. >>> next, luke bryan is ready to rock. tonight we're there as he takes his number one hits on the world ♪ - ♪ change the world ♪ ♪ i would be the sunlight in your universe ♪ ♪ you would think my love was really something good ♪ ♪ baby, if i could ♪ ♪ change... ♪ ( woman speaks ) ♪ the world... ♪ a message from the foundation for a better life. [sound of crickets] brii,brii,brii [male narrator] we've all heard how military veterans adjusting to the civilian world may have... certain... issues. 2... 30... 70... if only everyone had this issue. no matter what challenge they face, easter seals is here for america's veterans. >>> 2014 has been a huge year for luke bryan.

and on facebook prayers of gratitude from chandra. he was supposed to fly with his wife and three kids, but canceled when his father fell ill. "thank you jesus," he posted in indonesia. "your plan is so beautiful. our family avoided awful changer." for those who give thanks and for those who wait here these long hours are really about life. about how precious it is. every moment. and how fragile. >> our thanks to terry moran in singapore. >>> next, luke bryan is ready to rock, and tonight, we're there as he takes his number one hits on a soldout tour. curling up in bed with a favorite book is nice. but i think women would rather curl up with their favorite man. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and remember, you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include he

and on facebook, prayers of gratitude from chandra susanto. he was supposed to fly with his wife and their three kids, but they cancelled when his father fell ill. "thank you, jesus," he posted in indonesian, "your plan is so beautiful. our family avoided awful danger." for those who are giving thanks today and for those who wait here and at indonesia's airport keeping their awful vigil, these long hours, they're really about life. every moment of it. how precious it is and how fragile. amy? >> terry, thank you. let's bring in now abc news aviation consultant steve ganyard. why is it that we can track a cell phone anymore anywhere but not these big jet liners? >> well amy, you see cell phone towers everywhere. they only go 1,000, 2,000 3,000 feet. jet liners are up seven miles in the air. the only way you're going to get data is probably through a satellite. doing satellite communications and keeping position is really expensive. some airlines aren't willing to expend that kind of money. >> that said what is your level of confidence that we're

. >> sabode chandra is a civil rights lawyer who has filed many lawsuits against police. >> regarding police conduct that there's a significant accountability problem. >> he worked as the city's director, found some officers used expensiv competitive exces. >> in my experience the cleveland division of police has one of the most insular cultures that is hostile and resistant to change that would improve police-community relations. >> not much has changed. in its report the department of educatiodoj statedwere not full. this time the agencies examined, the russell family is still grieving but hope the doj report will,. >> we believe we have a problem in the division of police. we don't think it's a systemic failure but we do believe we have a problem. but at the same time, i don't want a policeman not tobl able to go home because he wasness killed on the street because he didn't do something he should have done. >> we wanted to sit down with the mayor. we e-mailed. we called. but nobody, not the mayor not the police chief and not the police union would talk with us. i did sit down with

eric chandra joins us with that angle. >> good morning, maria, fls one year, 10 months 11 days or 16,344 minutes. you can bet for each and everyone of them someone will be thinking about sitting behind that big desk in the oval office. >> i'm back! >> well she may be back, but you know hillary, never really went away. the presumptive democratic front-runner remains far ahead. even though her numbers have declined by 7 points in spring. the latest fox news poll shows mrs. clinton not just 62%, the party's left wing favorite massachusetts senator elizabeth warren who insists she will not run is at 12%. vice president joe biden is at 10%. >> this is a really serious life changing decision and i'm going to take my time. i realize at some point end of this year early next year i'll make a decision to really pursue this or to stand down. >> and then there's former florida governor jeb bush. he's thrown the republican field into a tizzy with news that he may run. it appears that mr. bush and mitt romney will have to duke it out at the top. mr. romney has 19% support, jeb bush 10% with chris chr

right now joined by one of the creators of the elf on the shelf, chandra bell is with us.ions, this is a huge! my daughter is 22, okay? she's a little old because it started when, in 2004. >> we launched in 2005. david: okay, 2005. so the kids 11 and under grew up with this, right? >> yeah, i think so. david: and how did it come about? >> when i was a little girl, santa claus used to send an elf to my house. fisby is what we named the elf. in the morning before we wake up, we would race out of bed to go find elf, and my mom would say the elf is talking to santa clause. david: whose idea was it, mom or dad? >> it goes back generations on mom's side of the family. david: where did you grow up? >> i'm from atlanta, georgia, originally, we're from the south. david: all right, can we show the elf? i saw the macy's parade this year, they have the elf in the macy's parade? >> they do, the elf in the shelf is a giant balloon in the macy's parade. a boy had a dream come true. david: the key is when you make it to the macy's parade, you know you've made it commercially. whose idea w

we also talk in the book, and i should say by the way, tara chandra and where's adam? directly in front of me, adam cohen, who are my researchers did such a huge amount of work in this book that they deserve a lot of credit, and when i say "we," i mean all three of us. the mistakes are all mine, but good stuff. they did an enormous amount. but we also look at gaps going forward. we have gaps in the area of science, technology, in the area of certain kinds of regional expertise and dealing with a whole set of other issues. so it's not simply a look at, you know, through the political lens that, you know, other people have done, it's trying to be an objective look at what works and what does and how we can learn from that so as we go forward, 2016 and beyond, we can do a better job. the best way to illustrate why a book that speaks in the mouths of the people is the best way to approach this thing is to hear from some of the people that i spoke to. and that's the, that's the objective here. you know, let me start with you, brent. you know, as you look back on the past 10

. >> i feel like i'm on that -- chandra has a logo of a roller coaster for her company.e? >> every aspect of every show is top of the line. you feel like you're, you know, the starting five. >> the finest actors in the world. >> that's what i'm saying. >> not just great writing, combined with -- >> and the dps -- >> you're talking about the crew. >> director of photography. >> they're my new best friends. >> you feel like you've been in the business for so many years, you've done everything, do you feel like you're still learning even now? >> i'm still learning and exploring. that's theg beauty of what i do in the world that i'm in. it is like being an explorer. you discover things all the time, you pull with the actors. i did amazing scenes with kerry washington, can't tell you the story, darling, you will not believe it. >> what is it? >> you don't want to know, child! but there we were, in this very volatile situation, discovering how we're going to do it, how do i capture it on film and it is discovery. >> so much fun. >> in the theater, you have two months. in telev