and my dad, he's very smart. -- he knew what i was going do, like two steps before it actually happened. so, you know -- i mean, my curfew was like 9:00 and i'm like, dad, no one goes out until 9:30, as he's like, mm-hmm. and everything is closed after 10:00, so what are you going to do after 10:00. >> now this is from the current issue of british gq. what does say -- what does dad say when this current issue arrives on the newsstands? >> well, first of all this is for charity. it was a charity -- [ laughter ] it was. >> you're damn right it was. >> it was. it was. let me explain. so the book is called "room 23". and there's some great people like george clooney, sharon stone. this was like -- >> they're all naked too? >> yes. i mean, some of them are. this is actually a very tame photo. >> it is? >> and they asked me -- [ laughter ] well, it was a -- >> can i see the negatives then? [ laughter ] i'll just get the magazine, yeah. >> it was a woman photographer and they asked me what i wanted to do. i thought, you

my dad got a call at work tom dreesen middle district of the gun. my dad came up driving home.i never did explain why. i just didn't know how to do that. >> mike: what to say to parents not. >> i say to parents -- but he said this too. this last thanksgiving -- assist less things giving my dad is 70 so you have to talk to the kids and say in all, this is -- this happens. be very aware of it. when i look at my dad's eyes at thanksgiving, we don't say i love you a lot, so i planned at the hospital where he works there is a corridor he puts on his coat i was so nervous it was like that, i just want to say i love you. and what happened and i was a kid, that wasn't your fault. you're my hero. and i -- and i could see the pain in his eyes. even at 70 i thought you know -- but a lot of parents you have to be aware or it because profiles don't look the same. there isn't a picture one. they can beat anybody, anything. and the people that are -- you got to trust people, but you keep your eye on your kids and you talk freely with your kids. you listen to your kids to talk about touching.

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one is called the teenaged dad.ent into this book thinking, wouldn't it be wonderful to get a white middle-class teen who had become a father? i cannot get one, not because they do not exist, but because those teenagers and parents were more reluctant to go on record. what i found, spending time with a teenage father who is african- american, for him these are not as much a big deal to have a child as a teenager and the community as in others. how i'd about the stereotypes about these boys, when you think of a teenage dad, you think of an absentee dad, a drug dealer dad, a father who does not want anything to do with his child, out of the picture. this particular teenager was trying it in some ways to become the dad he never had. there was so much love he had for his child, and that is not something that is in the statistics, the fact he was doing everything to get his life together and work hard to not make the same mistakes his father had and mistakes he had made earlier on. that is just one example of how i wante

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you know your mom and dad are not in the stands, but there's mr. perry, the principal. >> at one point school was the last thing on glorias menefee's mind. by age 15, she was considering dropping out. then she enrolled in capital prep. >> before capital prep, my main focus was getting out of the house, getting my ged, getting an apartment and just going. >> she wanted out from a home where her parents' addictions meant chaos. >> i joked around and said i had the best of both worlds, meaning i had a mom who was a drugs user and a dad who was an alcoholic. >> glor crass' mom susan was on crack. >> i used crack cocaine for 11 years. 11 years, 11 horrible years. in the beginning it was recreational thing, a suppression thing, and then it became a way of life for me. >> susan went to prison when glorias was just 14. >> i always felt alone, always felt no one understood me. all the these mixed emotions was being without my mom, so it is definitely a fear at times, but you just learn to kind of accept it and just go on, move on. >> glorias and her younger

luck, especially if dad is a sports fan. our security guard guillermo is going to teach us how to make a great gift for any nba fan. >> hi, today we're going to teach you how to make a basketball. the first thing to do is catch it. come on, come on! now, you wait for it to die. are you ready to die? just die. i guess you're not feeling good, huh? come on pig, die, please. die. are you ready to die? come on. come on, pig. just die. just die. okay. now the pig is dead. you make it into the basketball. like this. and that's how you make a basketball. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's helpful to learn. all right. none was wasted. if you watch the show "jon and kate plus eight". i have never watched at it, but from what i gather, from the last consecutive nine issues of "us weekly," i guess that jon and kate are having marital problems. at first that created a lot of interest in the show but lately the ratings are way down and now tlc is running promo that say on monday, they'll make a life-changing announcement on "jon and kate"

so i keep doing that to -- because of my dad. >> his dad was able to see this, worked at the camp for a couple of years even with him. but his dad gave him this heritage. you heard him talk about he always thought he was a deaf kid who could hear and talk. it's strange to hear a man like that, who had a great life, great career, he's always been more comfortable, he says, around the deaf, around the deaf community, because that was just how he came up. >> even speaking with you he kept signing. >> he doesn't -- he says he has sometimes he's around his friend and wife, they say stop doing that because you don't realize. he starts talking and signing and he's just so used to doing it. even one of our producers here that met him out somewhere. i was talking to this guy and, i can hear. i can hear you just fine because he does it automatically. great program. he runs it on not that much money but still need donation. a lot of former nba players, a lot of people just make contributions and donate. a lot of the kids, they told me there that i can't find anything else like this around the co

tavis: your dad is building cars. ford is in trouble.rs and when they came in, my dad took a good look and said, maybe i could take his muffler and try to build a guitar. just for fun. i was -- i did not want to take the muffler because it was supposed to go under my first car. he took it anyway and said, i am going to take it and we will get to your car later. i told him, okay, we will try this on the condition that you buy me another muffler. a week later, we came out of the garage with a muffler guitar and it looks and sounds great. a very basic form of what you see now. by the way, the guitar -- first guitar is in the b.b. king newseum. tavis: it lights up when you play. that is cool. what they cannot see -- hold that thing up. when you are in stage, that thing blows smoke out of the muffler. >> it really does. tavis: that is hot. you have a double next year and this is a lead guitar. this is kyle in the middle. your dad made this? >> yes, sir. my bass was made after ryan's. i wanted it black. it lights up as well. tavis: that is you

but my dad was always there singing about hank williams would sing it.you can't just sing a country song that i feel it. unfortunately you are only nine years old so he said he got a big strike against you get a big strike against you because people don't believe you've been through that. so you have got to sing it with twice as much feeling. he would not let me off the hook either. >> mike: he not only did you a great favor he did the world a great favor by sharing with the rest of us. when we come back to get a sample of her greatest hits in seven new version of an old classic with a "little rockekeke ok. oomph. i'm a mommy. i love kids! i'm responsible, loving, nurturing. oooph. momma's coming, baby! [panting, grunts] ah! ah! ahhhh! all: mamma! [baby dinosaurs laugh] sid: [laughs] ha ha, no, stop, stop. now back to huckabee. >> mike: we're back with tanya tucker. she has a brand-new cd out called my turn. a lot of great songs on it. a lot of these songs were once your dad loved and encouraged you to pick up on. >> just. >> mike: this is the first new

>> like what my dad did. my dad has the mindset is every day is the best day. this empowering kind of personality. if my daughters can be happy and be a success and feel empowered i've done my job. happiness is the bottom line. >> that's what it boils down. i thought you were going to play with me. i thought you were going to create magical question wet your two children. >> josh, there are some things that are an impossibility. silence is one of those things. >> i got a second one on the way. thanks, reynolds. we got so many responses from you all just show you really quickly. trying to get dozens, here's one from ok. fathers are undervalued and a lot are expected of them. you can weigh in. on the blog, facebook and twitter. keep those comments coming. we will continue to share some of them right here. >> all right. josh, and reynolds we appreciate you both. >> after months and months legal fighting, minnesota's senate race finally over. the winner will be sworn in this week. so what did it filly come down to >> president obama spent the fourth of july in d.c.

grand dad told you and dad told you "don't sell it until you get it in the bin," for 150 years that was some great advice. but now with some of the great marketing tools which allows you to sell this crop a lot earlier you've got to look for those opportunities a lot earlier than you're used to. >> thank you very much gentlemen for being here, we'll be back with more "u.s. farm report" in just a moment. >>> welcome back. we'll start your morning off with a look at the u.s. drought monitor and haven't seen changes over the past week. we continue to have great concern for the southern part of texas where we continue to see exceptional drought, so very dry for folks in minnesota and wisconsin but we may see some relief for you as we head into the next week and still extremely dry out this the west as well. speaking of some potential relief let's take a look at the maps over the next few days. first of all the jet stream. we have seen some final warm temperatures, a really cool july for a lot of folks, especially in the north central and central united states. we saw some cooler temperature

but my dad was always there singing about hank williams would sing it.you can't just sing a country song that i feel it. unfortunately you are only nine years old so he said he got a big strike against you get a big strike against you because people don't believe you've been through that. so you have got to sing it with twice as much feeling. he would not let me off the hook either. >> mike: he not only did you a great favor he did the world a great favor by sharing with the rest of us. when we come back to get a sample of her greatest hits in seven new version of an old classic with a "little rockers" from a brand-new cd she has wat called "my turn." lter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and your wallet. which beneful prepared meals. tonight?r for the environment roasted chicken recipe? - savory rice and lamb stew. - [ barks ] you're right. tonight is a beef stew kind of night. [ announcer ] beneful prepared meals. another healthful, flavorful beneful. you have questions. who can give you the financial advice you need? where will you

>> my dad, 70. my mom, 69. >> my dad is retired.my nom is a retired nurse. >> next novel was, she needed me. that's about abortion. it dealt where the culture wars. the last book, my heart bargain. the theme to that is thoughts of mormanism. >> which one was the biggest seller? >> i think up in the air. that was a different book. it was really a book trying to grapple with a society starting to become infat u waited with mobil phones and business travel. it was set in air planes and airports and ht miss for tur of being published happened. rss it sold very well until 9/11. the cover showed a bunch of businessmen traveling around and one crashing. it didn't sit well. the sales crashed. >> going back to your mom in hassle ton, well-known drug treatment center. did she know you were using drugs? >> i was away at princeton. she had no idea. even funnier i was born in a hospital in akron where alcoholics anonymous was born. >> in your book, you have a couple of notes up front. >> at the end of this getting of age and winning of golden st

there they were, the three kids, unmasked, on stage, grieving their famous dad. ever be normal, when your late father is described like this? >> i think he is simply the greatest entertainer that ever lived. >> reporter: we know from the past what can happen to the children of famous parents. from liza, to lisa marie. surprisingly, so many of them pursue a life in the spotlight, as well. ♪ never know how it feels for you ♪ >> reporter: both of john lennon's sons became musicians, but not as famously as their dad. and elvis' daughter, michael jackson's ex-wife, has tried her hand at music, too. some have performed duets with their late parents, with the help of technology. it's made for unforgettable moments. like this one with natalie cole, and her father, nat king cole, who died in 1965. ♪ that's why darling it's incredible ♪ >> reporter: of course, it's too early to say if fame is in the future for michael jackson's kids. although, there were rumors that prince jackson was planning to take the stage to sing with his famous dad. >> we want to thank you all for l

i'm happy for my dad.t he had so many interesting and varied friends over the years and that he'd bring them home. i'm happy that he finished his autobiography, "a reporter's life," before his health began to fail. i'm sorry i insulted him by saying i was surprised at how funny he was. he said i should have known how funny he was. i'm happy he had such caring doctors and nurses in his last few years. when we were young, my sisters and i came to sunday school here at st. bart's. four years ago we memorialized our mom here, and then we buried her. we'll be going out soon to put dad's ashes next to mom's. >> in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit. amen. 2,000 years ago, a group of witnesses began to tell a story that proved to be the story about a man who was, as they say, one of the axial persons in human history, the world turned on his soul and his teaching. now, we are here today to commend to god one of his great witnesses. walter cronkite, a man, a husband, a father, a grandfath

anymore because his mom and dad got shot. i told him they will always be your mom and dad. they just won't be here right now. >> abc news reporting. >> angry family members demand to know if the graves of their loved ones are among those dug up in a scheme to sell burial plots again. officials at the historic black cemetery in chicago. 300 graves disturbed, the bodies dug up so the plot could be sold again. family members are devastated. >> my mother never saw her grandkids, so i brought them here. now i have no where to bring my children. >> the cemetery was a foreman and three workers are in custody. authorities have closed off the cemetery. police fear more gruesome discoveries could be made. at home today arlington national cemetery is undergoing renewal and remembrance day. hundreds of landscapers are donating their beautifying services. there are tending to trees and so forth. this is put on by the professional landscapers network. it will include children laying a wreath and placing flowers at the tomb of the unknown s

dad. dad, let me help you with that, okay? free phone service shows captions of everything a caller says. i'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor. announcer: to learn more about captioned telephone, call 1-800-552-7724 or go to our website. i'll see you at 3:00! announcer: captioned telephone - enjoy the phone again! >> we are still shaken over the dramatic turn. >> i think each and every doctor should be raised. that might be a bold statement but to hear all of these reports that are being disseminated and that drug. >> did michael jackson want to die? >> absolutely not. michael jackson loved the life. he did not want to die. let me say that, too. michael jackson is very protective of his children and very loving and if michael jackson were alive and heard sdr klein in some of his enter views he would have sued him. he would have instructed his attorney to sue him immediately. >> let's go to michael baden. that drug seems very, very potent. >> oh, yes. the time it takes for the drug to get from the arm to the brain

>> from my mom and dad. >> yeah? how did you learn that from mom and dad?cause they have been teaching me to act in a christian attitude. >> how much money have you made so far by selling your toys? >> i actually don't know. you would have to ask my dad. >> are you the accountant here? is it a special sale? >> well, we're not sure of the total dollar amount of the toy sale itself. it was never designed to bring in a lot of money, but i do want to thank everyone from across the country. we had no idea this was going to get national exposure -- >> so have people been pitching in from across the country? >> yes. yes, they have. it's been very humbling -- >> oh, my gosh. >> as human beings, we let our pride stand in our way a lot of the time, and i think this is a case where god is working through other people to help us, and sometimes it's hard to receive. we're used to being the ones that give, and it's very humbling. very humbling. >> well, zach, you know, i tell you what, you're getting us all emotional. i can hear the ahhs in the newsroom. zach, as you loo

i keep doing that because of my dad. >> his dad passed. he was able to see and he worked at the camp. he was able to see it. for 30 years now, he's been honoring his dad to continue it. you can't find it anywhere else in the country. they learn from an nba player. he brings in other nba players to check it out. >> i love it that he only wanted to do it for one year and now 30 years later. >> he calls himself a deaf kid who can talk and hear. he can't help but sign when he's having a conversation with you. it's amazing to see him interact with the kids. >> this is cnn saturday morning. hello, it's july 18. good morning. >> hello, i'm t.j. holmes. it's 9:00 in atlanta, georgia. 8:00 in milwaukee and 6:00 in las vegas. thank you for starting you day here with us. we are remembering walter cronkite who died at the age of 92 yesterday. we are looking back at his extraordinary life and career this morning. >> we are waiting for a space walk. we're going to try to bring it to you live. it's going to happen at noon eastern. look at the amazing pic

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so my dad was nounder arrest.e never heard anybody say sir, you're under arrest. >> the pregnant woman was arrested and detained by immigration and customs enforcement. prince william county police have launched an internal investigation. >>> families of the victim in the virginia tech shootings are asking the governor to reopen the case. that comes after news that the former director of the counseling center took home the shooter's records. the governorsays reappointing the panel would be a problem because all were volunteers two years ago. >>> there is a plan to squeeze an additional $35 billion out of medicare. this is according to the associated press which cites congressality sources. thee democrats and three republicans are trying to meet president obama's goal of curbing the rise in health care spending. there is no immediate estimate on the long-term effects of the provision. >>> he is only 7 years old but that didn't stop a little boy from taking a joyride and leading police on a chase. >> he said he had

it's all over now. >> your dad played for the washington redskins.our dad is here in the audience tonight. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? this is -- this is a fun face to bring boys to right here. and it's just a big white man, i mean, really. is your dad -- with the knife. >> he didn't need the knife. that was just a bonus. was that a problem having a big dad like that? >> it wasn't a problem for me. no. >> i see. >> anyone that came -- >> just the guys i dated, yeah, they're scared. >> you're from washington. >> mm-hmm. >> what did your mom do for a living? >> well, she used to work for jimmy carter. she was his campaign finance manager. >> that's a big deal. that's kind of exciting. you're right in the middle. >> right in the middle. a political family. >> and you decided not to be political -- work in politics or become a football player. but instead, to get into acts -- acting and modeling. how old were you -- >> i dabbled in modeling for like four months. but, yeah, i was 17 when i went to france. i lived in paris for a summer. >> wow. >>

which, again, isn't the kind of thing a senator usually has his mom and dad pay for.r's employees. joining us now is lisa miskaro, the washington correspondent for the "washington sun." and she's been crunching the numbers opinion lisa, thanks for joining us tonight. >> hi, rampal. thanks for having me. >> have you been able to have direct comment from senator ensign's office whether this huge payment from his mom and dad was a severance payment or a gift? >> well, you know, right when the, when the gift was announced or payment was announced last week, the senator's attorney did put out a statement where he said very clearly that the $96,000 according to the senator's office, according to the senator's attorney, was a gift, and he said it was made as a gift and accepted as a gift. now, in our course of reporting, we've asked, how do you know if something was a gift? how is this determined? mr. hampton zed it's severance and mr. ensign's office or attorney's office says it's a gift. how do we know? the tax experts tell us this is really what an investigation would hav

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he said no, no, no, i'm not the dad, to my knowledge.le time he's looking away from the camera, can't look at the interviewer and then he said, yeah, there was that time that i donated sperm. okay. alexis martin, a family attorney, state attorney, thatth sounds like he's screaming, yes, i'm probably the father. >>. >> he very well could be saying that he probably got paid for it and like you say, he doesn't want to discuss it in the media. that would be something that he would discuss with the children at some point possibly. >> would that have any effect on the state if we find out who the dad is? >> no effect. >> no. >> no effect. out to dr. bethany marshal, did you observe his demeanor when he was saying no, no, no, to my knowledge i am not the -- wouldn't you know if you were the dad and suddenly do an about face and say, well, there was that time that i donated sperm. >> i think what is happening, if he wants to inject himself into the notoriety of the case, he wants the public to know that indeed he's possibly the dad. but as alexi

book "precaution," he lists five mistakes new stay at home dads make.rying to do things the way their wife did them, not asking for help, worried about the mr. mom stigma. not getting involved in kids' activities and isolation, men could lose their identity and forget to take time off for themselves. he also recommends dropping the mr. mom talk and coming up with an acronym like "stud," short for spending time as an unbelievable dad. linsey davis, abc2 news. >> how about that? we were just talking about it. there's probably more than five mistakes. let's go to him with a look at weather. >> number one, i can't clean as well as my wife. there don't try. >> you said men can't see crumbs? >> i stand by that. >> i concur. we're in agreement. nice to have consensus. >>> good morning. 64 degrees. pleasant start in baltimore. temperatures much warmer than the 50s we had yesterday. and it is a seasonable day for a change of pace. going to feel warm but it's just where we belong here in, heading into the middle of the month of july. 58 degrees altoona. 68 in phi

maybe dad is secretive. you have to approach them secretly. >> and remember the family history. >> remember the family history. because it all - >> if there was tension before. >> open wounds surface again. your approach can determine outkong. >> if you step in there with a list of things you'll tell them to do, they are going to react very badly. there needs to be open dialogue, you need to listen. that is the most important thing. >> conversation openers, we're going to talk. here we go. that talk. >> ladies, thank you so much for coming in. we're going to put this information up on our web site. >> wonderful. >> thank you for coming in. parentgiving.com. >> and we have a special 10% offer for all viewers who go to our store which helps mom and dad get all the supplies they need. >> thank you very much. megan will talk more about elder care now. >> we're going to talk more about it, more specifically the weather. we've had mild nice weather. until recently. now we're seeing what we're used to, the heat, hu

dad, one of the things that happens, speaking of the weight and carbohydrates, multiple dads tend to it is a nesting phenomenon where dads gain weight during the woman's pregnancy. most guys are bad about this. how much did you gain? >> i gained about 35 pounds. i have taken ten off. >> mom has lost -- hasn't gained a pound. dad gains 20 pounds. >> 25, i know. >> you have to be around to put these kids through college. lose that weight. one piece of advice, somebody pregnant with multiples now should hear from you guys? you can do it. >> you can do it. not matter what. >> you are going to hit walls. you are going to take daily walls. take every single hour. don't look ahead at tomorrow. get through today. if you get through today you'll be able to get through -- >> anything about maintaining your marriage? any particular -- >> we have a few rules. that we had before we get married. >> which is? >> don't let the sun go down on your anger, go to bed in the same bed, don't spend more than three days apart from each other. i don't have female friends that i spend time with alone. she doe

the mom and dad were murdered late last week. there are new developments, like theories about a motive and a growing circle of suspicion. nbc's mark potter is following this story and joins us tonight from pensacola. >> reporter: good evening, brian. there have already been some arrests and officials say there could be more tonight for the murders the sheriff here calls chilling and shocking. investigators now say there were more people involved in the attack at the rural home of byrd and melanie billings than were originally revealed. an attack that officials say involved two vehicles and two teams entering the house. >> four come up in the van, three entered the home, one remained with the van. we believe an additional three people came in othe north side of the home around the back. one remained with that vehicle, we believe, and two entered the house from the back. >> reporter: as seen on tape, the attackers crept across the lawn, one team coming out of the woods, all dressed in black. they were inside the house less than fiv

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