. >> reporter: hello, claire marie, and i've had my own business for about ten years now, and my biggest single constraint, as in a microbusiness and entrepreneur, is child care, so it's the biggest cost i have to run my business, and also the accessibility of flexible child care, and i say at the school gates, plenty of well-educated women who have opted out of the business world because they can't get the balance right, so one of the ideas i would ask your team back at the ranch to take a look at is can we optimize my business and allow me to do more. >> i think you raise a really important point, and sometimes -- tomorrow i'm going to be making announcements, and sometimes i think the media thinks what are you doing talking about child care and you're absolutely right, the two things are linked. if we can be a more family-friendly country, have family-friendly businesses, if we can work out how to help moms back into the workplace, we'll bring up our children better. so where we put our fire power, so far, in this agenda, is helping particularly the least well off parents to get back

"marie claire" magazine teamed up with harvard. four model also be shown and we'll pick which one is right for week. that's model number one. model number two. >> yeah. >> three. >> uh-huh. >> i'm going with four. >> that's enough, you think? >> or two. >> i thought she looked prettiest in the second one, but that's probably too much for the work place. i would say four. >> two or four. >> is it four? >> four is right. >> our workplace is on television, so you wear much more here. >> i think you either overdo it or underdo it at work, because you don't know. i don't know. i used to wear dark red lips because that's what i thought you did. >> i would have told you. it's a little inappropriate for early in the morning. >>> so tipping. this is one of those things. this is shocking. they say here nearly one-third of people have not left a tip. they walk out without leaving a tip for service, like restaurants. >> that's just their m.o.? >> yeah. isn't that sick? >> i like it when they work it out for you. gratuity included. >> have you

and this month's issue of "marie claire" features her.he young people. what sacrifice it takes to do that. >> i talked to some of the folks who said, stage mom, they can push you and drive you. but at some point, at this level, it has to be inside you. no mother is going to be able to force you to do this. >> no, no, no, no. and inside view, on "revenge" last night. are you going to moonlight again? >> no. >> that had to be a lot of fun. >> it was fun. i was terrified. it was great fun. and yesterday, as i did interviews, people said, is there more in your future? how about "dancing with the stars"? and i said, i have a "dancing with the stars" candidate. robin roberts. >> no, no. >> yes. >> you can see all of cynthia's report on kids in ballet tonight, on "nightline." and the documentary, "first position" opens in theaters tomorrow. it is lovely. >> next season, robin roberts on "dancing with the stars." >>> i vote for sam. how about sam on "dancing with the stars"? >> no, no, no. i got my hands full right now. i'm with my friend, jim tu

they had a team pair up with marie clair and harvard.> that's enough? >> or two. >> she looks prettiest in the second, but that's probably too much. >> i would say two or four. is it four? >> four is right. >> our workplace is on television so you wear much more here than in normal life. >> i think you overdo it or underdo it. you don't really know. i used to walk dark red lips because i thought that's what you did. >> i like lighter. i would tell you otherwise. red is inappropriate for early in the morning, but on you it doesn't. >> tipping. this is one of the things. this is shocking. tipping is one of the sticky wickeds. nearly one third of people have not left a tip. they walk out without leaving a tip for service. like restaurants. >> that's their m.o. they don't leave tips. isn't that sick in. >> i like it when they work it out for you. gratuity included. if you like them you leave another five or something. >> i have gone with a friend who doesn't tip well and they say i'm treating. when we leave together, i double back. i feel aw

and mary, george, leaves four children, ranging in age from 18 to 11. >> okay, claire. thanks very much. boy, that family has dealt with so much heartbreak. >> they have. and we're thinking of her children this morning, george. >>> now, to arizona, where the wildfires just keep getting bigger. as george said, nearly tripling in size. fueled by high winds overnight. abc's ryan owens is in mayer, arizona. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, robin. we're at the command center for what's known as the gladiator fire. it's gotten bigger in the last 24 hours. but the good news is that the wind is blowing it away from any homes. this morning, all firefighters can do is hope that that wind does not shift. overnight, the so-called gladiator fire lived up to its name. it nearly tripled in size. >> the next three days are critical in fire weather, as far as the winds that are coming through. so, we have a lot of concerns as to how the fire's going to move and what's going to happen. >> reporter: so far, the winds are pushing it away from the historic arizona mining town