dad: come on, you lot. right, dad. do you fancy getting dressed and coming to the park with us? no.kay. ( electronic toy trilling ) oh! write my mobile number down here, and i'll put the phone right next to you, okay? it's just here, okay? why? where are you going? we're going to the park, dad. ( groans softly ) when did you last take your painkillers? i'm not sure. well, i can work it out. where are they? um... ah. well, you haven't taken one today, dad. you haven't taken one for the last four days. oh, haven't i? well, it's not a problem. you can take one now. no. i don't really like them. they can make you feel a bit confused. right. can i take this? ben, for the last time, you cannot take my hedge trimmer up the park! the british sunday afternoon up the park-- get soaking wet and get your shoes covered in dog... mum: dad, we're back! come on, karen, don't lag behind! shoes off at the door! ow! off, please. mum: karen, come on! leave the puddle alone! ben: can we watch tv? mum: no! karen: boring! so, jake... you're 12 now, and i thought that now might be as good a time as any to

so we had "travel dad", there's "cooking dad", there's "values dad".--we didn't do this intentionally-- it turns out there's also "rebellion dad", right. so most of my dads are dads themselves but one isn't. he's my kind of tortured romantic poet friend, like he's going to teach them to love beauty and... - in new mexico. - exactly. he takes me to new mexico and talks about learning to love beauty. and he came over recently to go trick-or-treating with the girls, and, hello, like, i'm a parent of young kids. it's like, okay, girls, let's go. upstairs. enough is enough. time to go to bed. brush your teeth. and i look back, and he's, like, stealing chocolate bars from the bag and giving them to them behind their backs. so it's like he's "irresponsibility dad". we can't leave him alone with the girls. - and this is like--i mean, now that you're well--this is actually like the un security council--you're stuck with it. you can't actually disband it just because you're well. they're there to stay. - exactly. i can't kick off the soviet union even though the

and you see how my dad was treated. >> reporter: at the height of your dad's earning power, how much money did he have? >> i would say around $10 million plus. >> reporter: in cash? >> yeah. >> reporter: just stashed -- >> in walls. in car panels. anywhere he could stash cash. >> reporter: while frank says he had no interest in joining the outfit, he worshipped his dad. and as he got older, his grooming intensified. >> you need to do this. you're my son. i need you there. my father was a master manipulator. >> reporter: as a teen, he was sent to collect pay offs from x-rated bookstores. and over time, his father hinted that murder would be part of the game. >> he says, if you want to see if a friend is a good friend, he says, throw some sheets in the trunk, say, hey, i need your help, i accidentally buried somebody, you got to help me. who goes with you? that's how you tell that's a good friend. >> reporter: frank sr. also manipulated his brother nick into joining the crew. in fact, uncle nick was part of the hit team that killed the splatro brothers. >> my uncle never killed for mon

trying to imagine if steven tyler was my dad because my dad looks exactly like wolf blitzer so you just-- our dads are a little bit different. >> how different they are. >> jimmy: i was thinking about him -- like really your dad dresses very like hip and he's got all the scarves and the whole thing. >> the outfits can be outrageous. i mean it's so fun -- he has this huge closet at home at his house which is amazing -- >> jimmy: how big is the closet. >> it is so big. he kind of took apart a few rooms and made -- it's like a giant -- it's like a treehouse though because there's all these posts that are like trees with branches and then the scarves and all the -- >> jimmy: he's got trees in his closet? really? it's like a forest of scarves in his closet. >> some the trees are like owls and eagles and things but it's kind of amazing to browse through there. i often want to steal some bits and bobs that have been around for awhile. >> jimmy: does he let you take whatever you want if you spot something you want. >> i don't know. i would always ask. occasionally steal a t-shirt. >> jimmy: tha

but dad refused. he thought that was not the right thing for him to do, it had to be preserved as evidence. i remember sitting there thinking wait a second, if this stuff goes to california, there were probably be a huge bonfire on the beach tomorrow morning. that was the reality of the situation. it found himself going against his own justice department. congress was spending 25% of everyday dealing with richard nixon. dad was spending 25% of his day dealing with richard nixon, even though he had the vietnam war and the cold war and recession going on. after speaking with several people, nixon could have dragged this out for for five years in the courts. i think that is where dad finally came to the decision that he had to do something to get necks and out of the way so the country could move on and deal with -- get nixon out of the way so the country could move on and deal with the war in vietnam, the cold war, and the recession. the pardon was the answer. the researched it, and that based their par

great dad.now if he want to continue to work at it. >> cold enough to keep it around. >> for awhile longer exactly. sierra nevada up to 2 more feet of snow with the next storm which will bring us rain here in the bay area tuesday night. wet weather right through thursday. more rain coming in over the weekend. but mild temperatures here in the bay area. >> all right. larry here thanks very much. we are all going up to south lake tahoe want to ride the thing. >> it looks like the olympic bobsled run. very impressive i have to say. >> hearing the name brandon belt mr. and more with the san francisco giants. belt big day in spring training. offsetting francisco giants. belt big day in spring training. offsetting zito struggle >> tonight on 7 news at 11:00. michael shows you how retrieving unclaimed property from the the state could lead to a dead end. >> and the app that got northern california man out of a speeding ticket. those stories and more coming up in one hour on abc 7 new

. >> and what makes you a good dad? >> hey, kids, your dad's a rock star. suck it.hat had tiger blood. we have a good show for you tonight. from "parks and recreation," nick offer man is here. we have music from henry wolfe. and we'll be right back with amanda seyfried, so stick around. i'll see you next thursday. [ tv announcer ] welcome back on this beautiful thursday morning. next up, the segment... ♪ ♪ [ keys opening the door ] ♪ grandpa!? mikey? mikey! grandpa i missed you. >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back, thank you for watching. our 1,500th show. that i know of, there are only two people who have seen all of our 1,500 shows that don't work here, and they are joan and jim kimmel, my parents. or maybe they just say they do and are recently watching conac. it's important to encourage your children. even if you're completely full of it. on our program tonight, you know him as ron swanson from the show "parks and recreation." nick offerman is here. and then, oh, here it is, later on, making his network television debut with music from this upcoming album, "linda v

it basically ended dad's political career. he knew it would probably cost him 5% or 10% of the vote when he ran against jimmy carter. in his mind, and just knowing him and how he operated, it was not about him. it was about the country, and he felt very strongly that the country had to move forward, and the only way to do that was to push nixon out of the way. so they could start dealing with the economy and unemployment and inflation and the vietnam war. i think dad's roots came back here to grand rapids and his roots were about being a public servant and serving the public, and i think he was willing to give up his political future, thinking long-term instead of short term. i am always amazed, because one of the things that is brought about the nixon pardon is at the same time he pardoned richard nixon, he went and gave a speech in front of the veterans of foreign wars and also recommended that there be amnesty, a program set up so that young men who had dodged the draft and went to canada could comeback to their families, c

i can say, hey, kids, your dad's a rock star, the actor said. here's andrea canning with the latest. >> reporter: police under court orders arrived at sheen's home last night to supervise the removal of the twins from his custody to hand over to their mother. surrounded by friends, sheen remained calm while authorities removed the boys from his home, as seen in this radar online video. we met the twins this past weekend when we spent the day with sheen and the children at his home in l.a. sheen introduced me to the women he says are like second mothers to his children. two women he calls his goddesses. in a sworn declaration, brooke mueller claims sheen took the children from her residence without her permission and alleges sheen threatened her, saying,ly cut your head off, put it in a box and send it to your mom. he seemed to be cooperating fully with the authorities as one of his wife's lawyers looked on. but he vowed to fight for their children. >> good-bye. >> see you soon, buddy. we'll see you soon, absolutely. we'll see you soon. you have

our invisible cord is really long, dad. oooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network for no extra charge. so for a limited time, get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. aren't you glad we switched to at&t? yes...but i want my own invisible cord. you already have one. oh. ♪ (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) (applause) >>> britain's prince william is visiting new zealand and australia following a large earthquake and mass flood. first off was a section in downtown christchurch. he visited the cathedral and met with emergency crews working to stabilize and repair the buildings. the 6.3 earthquake toppled thousands of buildings and killed at least 166 people back on february 22nd. prince william will fly to australia on saturday to tour areas that were hit by that country's worst flooding in deck tads. -- de

dad? what is it, muriell? dad -- he didn't finish his breakfast, and i-i'm looking for him.s obvious he's not here. sorry, nancy. oh, what are you doing, banging around this time of night? i'm sorry i woke you, glamis. it's not me, silly. you might have waken hartley. hartley? hartley elliott, here? mm-hmm. in the guest room. something went wrong with his car when he brought me home, so, of course, i asked him to spend the night in the guest room. well, dad didn't finish his breakfast. and he hasn't left for the office. well, i just don't know where he is. did you look out in that smelly old shop of his? [ sighs ] tsk. [ screams ] muriell gilman. mm-hmm. now for the address. 6231 volksman. fine, miss gilman. yes, and try not to worry too much. i'll have mr. mason call as soon as he comes in. you're very welcome. bye. gilman? carter gilman... morning, della. morning, perry. a young woman just called, and she's lost her father and she seems terribly frightened. what do you mean, she's lost her father? well, it just so happens that he disappeared right in the middle of breakfas

and then, connect to where my dad is. >> miller is hoping the reason her dad hasn't called is because his power is out and he's gone to an evacuation site. people gathered to watch a japanese news channel. one professor leading a group of students told us he feels helpless watching from here and just wants to go home. >> and there is a bluffs of ocean beach were dotted this morning. police closed ocean beach and-to-prevent anyone from getting hurt. some people ignored the warning. there is an impressive scene in bolinas. locals say one surge continued to rush in. >> there is something pretty impressive. i've never seen this, ever. now we're back to low tide. there is pretty impressive stuff. >> those living nearby saw six surges in the first few hours. in pacifica, schools were closed in parts of the city evacuated. and is live with that for use this is a city that experienced power of nature. too this time they're not taking chances. police asking residents in downtown and around lindamar to leave home, find higher ground and taking no chances, it's happened here before. >> i didn't

. >> well, my dad came down right out of the university of florida.as a civil engineer, he went to work for biscayne engineering, and so mr. deering interviewed him and he offered him the job as resident engineer here. and dad was 21 years old. >> deering was a staunch conservationist. it was said that his great love of the nature surrounding the bay caused him to issue an edict "no trees would be cut." his hammock would remain intact. >> when they started putting the roads in, where dad wanted the roads to go, this one tree was there and it wasn't too big, but it was there and he knew he must not cut that tree. so, he took one or two men at night and dug it up and moved it to one side and replanted it and put leaves all around so it didn't look bothered at all and he stuck to his word. but that's j.j. we called dad, j.j. >> building in paradise often posed hellish conditions. the heat of the summers and creatures of the jungle proved unforgiving. >> the mosquitoes were relentless. and when you're dealing with this piece of property where vizcaya is w

here's your dad's tv set. there you go. [ laughter ] i love your dad., my gosh. >> "why do i need a new speaker?" >> jimmy: where does he live? >> in west hollywood. >> jimmy: god, i love your dad. he sounds awesome. >> he is. >> jimmy: he's gonna have fun this weekend when he goes to see this movie, 'cause i heard it's just great. well, thank you so much for coming. we have a clip of the movie, i just want to show. here's minka kelly in a scene from "the roommate." >>> hey, sarah, listen, something is up with your roommate. >> what do you mean? >> she was outside my room this morning. >> doing what? >> waiting for me. i opened my door and there she was just sitting there, staring, like some psycho. >> why would she do that? >> you ask her. i'm staying away from her. >> okay. i've got to go. ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, scary leighton. you guys go see "the roommate" tomorrow. our thanks to the great minka kelly. ricky martin performs next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to

that's when my dad changed his mind and decided i couldn't drive any more. narrator: mansur took up wrestling in high school but now wrestles in college, where all of his teammates are hearing. with an interpreter present, his coach provides complex instruction, and teammates find alternative ways to work together. i do the move in 2 or 3 parts, so i make sure that he understands what i'm doing, and then he does the same... [whistle blows] and then next time, he does it better th m me. as the peripheral vision continues to close in, individuals start bumping into things, tripping, and even hurting themselves. this leads to our next hit-- using a cane. when i see people with cane, i think they are blind. that's my first reaction. translator: while i was using the cane, i saw how people would move away from me, and i noticed their exaggerated responses, moving totally out of my way while staring at me. i feel like i'm in a fishbowl. if i use a cane, i'm basically telling myself, "you're blind. you can't see," and i don't feel that way at all yet. translator: d

my dad was wearing, like, two sets of glasses. i don't know why.>> jimmy: it was like -- they lost their mind. they made aluminum foil hats. [ laughter ] okay, so you skype with your family. >> so skyping with my family. and my kid, my son archie really likes it when i do silly things. you know, he's 2 1/2. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he laughs when i rip tape off of a roll. like, he thinks it's really funny. [ light laughter ] i don't know. try it. but like, i rip it off, and i make a sound. and we all laugh. so, i said, let -- like, "you guys, i got a great bit archie loves, let me show it to you." and i went to go rip off the tape, and my thing -- my tooth popped out. >> jimmy: he must have been frightened out of his mind. >> and i started screaming. like, i started screaming. and then all of the kids started crying. because there were like eight kids. [ laughter ] [ screaming ] and i'm like, "i'm fine! i'm fine! i'm fine!" >> jimmy: you have no -- >> and all i thought about was, like -- oh, my god. i have to do jimmy's show tomorrow. and -- like --

and my dad was in the audience.immy: he must have been very proud. >> he was very -- if i just got bleeped, it was vibrator girl. >> jimmy: well, he would be blooep wlooep d [ bleep ] dad, then, wouldn't he? >> that's the worst thing you could say. >> jimmy: they should make that into little trophies and sell them at the souvenir shop next door. now this is your sixth year on "saturday night live" and you have to start thinking, am i going to set the record here, they would be happy to let you set the record, or, am i going to leave. are you nervous about that decision? >> i will always feel nervous when i do decide to leave because i feel like -- >> jimmy: in general? >> yeah, it's my home, it would be like leaving the nest. i'm not leaving now. >> jimmy: but you do have the leave the nest or it gets weird. >> no, i don't. i'm going to be a 60-year-old woman doing gilly. >> jimmy: i looked at your website today and what a website you've got. this is the home page of your website. which is fine, because usually you

the dads were less likely to report reading regularly to their kids. diet rich in vitamin b may help some women suffering from pms and new research shows women with fortified cereal and vitamin b were a quarter less to suffer from premenstrual syndrome. and the same is not true for getting b vitamins from sup mens. >>> and folic acid may prevent birth defects. a south carolina rate of spine bifida and similar birth defects fell substantially when women took folic acid. researchers did not ask how much folic acid and researchers recommend 400- micrograms of folic acid daily. i'm terrell brown. cbs news, new york. ,,,, ♪ have a good daisy ♪ eat well, live long ♪ have a good daisy, work out, get strong ♪ ♪ when you need a lift, just sing a song ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy with a natural treat ♪ ♪ have a good daisy, healthy foods to eat ♪ ♪ when you want some joy, dance to the beat ♪ ♪ and have a good daisy [ female announcer ] enjoy the fresh, 100% natural choice in cottage cheese. ♪ have a good daisy ♪ have a good daisy >>> well, today'

all right, very cool. [ cheers and applause ] >> and your dad, your dad was here right when "americaneable guys, the nicest guys. >> he is. >> jimmy: did he go over with you like, and ask you should i do this? was he nervous? >> yeah, i remember him telling me about it. i think he already sort of decided that it was a really big deal, and exciting news. and he was really excited about it. a lot of people are like, "what the f' is he doing?" >> jimmy: but he, now he started a thing -- idol is bigger than ever now -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he's killing it. and he's said some quotes that i don't even understand. i don't know if i speak steven tyler. >> the whole sixth season. >> jimmy: slap that baby on the ass and call me christmas. [ laughter ] i have no idea what that means. after monday and tuesday, even a week says wtf. [ laughter ] that's very smart, actually, yeah. he goes, i know why you're here and we're all here and we are not all there. [ laughter ] i just think its like, amazing he's -- does he always talk like that? his whole life? >> the funniest thing about him is that he

"hey, dad, i made it, dad.lmmaker, shut up. put on your hot dog outfit." [ laughter ] i think it's super cool. >> jimmy: it's all about balance. it's all about balance. i love that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we do have a clip. do you want to set up the clip of your movie? >> yeah, this is -- the character i play is kind of boozy, aspiring novelist named sam. he picks up a waitress, cabaret singer named mississippi, played by the lovely kate mara. and she's a little resistant to my plans. so, i come up with another plan to try to convince her. >> jimmy: here you go, guys. josh radnor. "happythankyoumoreplease." >> i totally agree. one night stands are the worst. >> so you want to have a three night stand? >> yeah. >> no, the it's like the worst idea ever. >> hey, hey. you stay here for three days, who knows what could happen. we sleep together once, let's be honest, odds are, i'm never going to call you. >> you just said that out loud. >> jimmy: there you go. "happythankyoumoreplease." "happythankyoumoreplease." >> "ha

mom is happily divorced and dad is happily married. and is a grew up in various towns outside boston-dad was always in and out of my life, and unfortunately he was mostly out. we moved 17 times by the time i was 18. and it was always either in a cheap apartment or someone else's house. and my mom raised my sister and me basically alone. she did waitressing work, office work, and odd jobs, and at times we were on public assistance. my mom had it hard. sometimes adding to her own troubles, and having a restless kid like me who looked and acted like his absent father didn't brighten her outlook. the stepdads who came and went -- two of them brought violence and fear into our lives. just to give you an idea how miserable we were with him, when the house came up for sale, i dropped by, it brought back memories, and i said, man, i wish i had some money so i could buy the place and burn it down. it was -- yeah, i know. it would have been trouble. it really was that unpleasant sometimes, and there was no getting around the plain telling of it

our invisible cord is really long, dad.ooh. [ female announcer ] get access to the entire at&t national wi-fi network for no extra charge. so for a limited time, get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. aren't you glad we switched to at&t? yes...but i want my own invisible cord. you already have one. oh. were these searche >>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. were these searches illegal? the san francisco police department under fire for what they did inside these residential hotels. we are going to take a closer look at what was caught on surveillance video. >>> and sick and tired of hearing all about health food? well, here's your chance to bite back. and the only thing more stunning than the menu is where the restaurant is located. piqued your interest? stay tuned for 6:00. >> do i have permission from my doctor? [ laughter ] >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. "cbs evening news with katie couric" is next. and the latest news and w

it brings peace of mind. >> knowing that dario wasn't sitting at home constantly worried about his dader: and defending the blue line has found a champion in someone who actually does it professionally for a living, with the minnesota wild of the nhl. 6'5" gentle giant brett burnes pays for military families to attend nhl games and even coaches the kids. >> for that hour they don't have to think about what their parents are going through. >> reporter: guardsman tony rank and wife heather had to cut back after she lost her job, but 10-year-old t.j. attended hockey camp and got brand new gear. >> i almost broke down into tears because i knew it was something that we couldn't have possibly have provided. >> reporter: keeping kids in the game while mom or dad serve their country. a home front victory. kevin tibbles, nbc news, hastings, minnesota. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening g night. >>> and actually put a bouncer right where that is. but it rained on sunday so w

my mom and dad between them had eight marriages. eight marriages. soak is happily divorced and that is happily married. [laughter] and as i grew up in various towns outside boston dad was always in and out of my life and unfortunately was mostly out. we moved 17 times by the time i was 18. and was always either in a cheap apartment or someone else's house to read and my mom raised my sister and me alone. she did waitressing work, office works and yes we for even on public assistance. my mom had it pretty hard. sometimes adding to her own trouble. and having a kid like me around who looked and acted a lot like his absent father while getting harder to handle every year it didn't exactly write in her out the keefer. this that dads who came and went in our lives included some pretty sorry characters. two of them had a very violent streak that brought a lot of grief and fear into our lives. just to give you an idea of how miserable we work when the house we share can up for sale a few years ago i dropped by, looked at it and brought back a lot of memori

. >> in fremont, she is glued to her laptop hoping for word about her dad.from sendai, the city hardest hit by the tsunami. her mom is visiting family in another part of japan so much-year-old dad was home alone when the quake hit. she started calling this morning when she found out what happened. >> i called my dad first. the land line didn't connect and then i tried his cell phone and nothing worked. >> this is miller's son at the bullet train station and the family picture of the parents' house. now he is not sure what is left of the hometown. >> earlier it was scary. >> she is hoping her dad has gone to evacuation center and will call as soon as his power comes back on. she believes his house was not in tsunami's path. >> friends that went to the airport and try to figure out where they are and see where my dad is. >> in japantown, steffan jordan is waiting to talk to his wife that is visiting family. other relatives says she is okay. >> i was going to call the airlines and ask but there is enough going on light now. we'll hear this afternoon i'll make a

that's why they say start saving early. >> back to the 20 something living with mom and dad. if you're only making a little bit and contributing something to the household, forego the night out and put something in a savings account. >> those people at 20 could be further ahead than those at 40 if they put something away. no one learns that. they are not saving early. >> they don't teach enough of this. >> you can grow a huge amount of money. if you lose your job, you have something to fall back on. >> you say personality affects behavior. that comes through in a lot of things you said. we're not born to shop. we're not? >> i have to admit i love to shop. i learned a lot about this myself. you can't not spend, but you have to spend within your means. credit cards are a necessary evil. to me you don't buy things on credit cards that you can't pay off every month. >> what kind of things do you see women coming in? i'm talking about the things you see women still spending money on that they really don't need. >> clothing is a big one for a lot. people spend a lot of money on clo

michael lohan is going, lindsay lohan's dad.ahis -- >> allegedly, allegedly. >> i did not realize they had any kind of addiction problem but we're hearing it's for gambling, not necessarily drugs or alcohol. >> well, you know, lindsay lohan's dad can't stay out of spotlight. apparently lindsay also said recently in an interview that he should, quote, be paying his child support for ally and cody, talking about ex-wife dina. >> this will be a good season no matter what. he's good, dr. drew. >> you get the headlines, trying to help the people. the whole thing. i still like "loveline" better. >> we'll keep you tuned to the charlie sheen tweets. that was just the latest one. we have our sheen team on the source and we'll bring you the very latest when he tweets again. >> winning, geez. again. >> winning, geez. very latest when he tweets again. >> winning, geez. [ female announcer ] love the look of freshly colored hair? now you don't have to wait 6 weeks to get it. introducing natural instincts with our first color refresher. get he

"my dad went to the nuclear plant. i never heard my mom cry so hard. people at the plant are struggling and sacrificing to protect you. please, dad, come back alive." "my husband is working knowing he could be radiated" she says. in one precious e-mail he says please continue to live well. i cannot be home for awhile. on national television, an e-mail is shared. "my father is working at the plant. they are running out of food. conditions are tough. we accepted his fate much like a death sentence." the 180 workers are rotated in and out of the danger zone. they take turns eating and sleeping in a decontaminated area about the size of an average living room. he worked in crisis management at similar nuclear plants. >> tell me what the day-to-day lives are like. how are they eating and sleeping. >> they are drinking cold water and eating military-style ready to eat packages. it is cold and dark and they are making sure you are not contaminating while eating. >> it is called feed and bleed. put sea water on to it while the steam bleeds away the heat. they

in fremont they're hoping for word about her dad. she's from the northern japan city hardest hit where the airport was wiped out. her mom is visiting family in another part of japan. her 67-year-old dad was home alone when the quake hit. he she started calling this morning when finding out what happened. >> i did call my dad first. the land line didn't connect. i tried a cell phone. nothing worked. >> this is her son ethan at the sendai bullet train station and fame picture near her parents' house she's not sure what is left of her hometown. >> earlier it was just... erie to hard owe to see footage. >> and she's hoping her dad will call as soon as his power comes back on. >> i've been able to reach friends who live in sendai. and try to figure out whereabouts they are. and connect to where my dad is. >> and other relatives told him his wife is okay. >> she's due back on sunday. you don't know. >> yes. >> ways going to call airlines but i figured there is enough going on there and we'll hear probably this afternoon i'll make a call ho

. >> in fremont she's glued to her laptop hoping for word from her dad.er mom is visiting family in another part of japan so her 67-year-old dad was home alone when the quake hit. she started calling when she found out what had happened. >> i did call my dad first. the land line didn't connect and i tried then his cellphone and nothing works. >> this is miller's son ethan at the bullet train station and a family picture near her parents' house. now she's not sure what's left of her hometown. >> earlier it was just very eerie, you know. it was very hard to see the devastation. >> she's hoping her dad had gone to an evacuation center and will call as soon as his power comes back on. she believes his house was not in the tsunami's path. >> i've been able to read some friends, their post. try to figure out where about the bay they are and where my dad is. >> in san francisco's japan town, shop owner seth jordan is waiting to visit family. other relatives told him she's okay. >> she was due back on sunday. we don't know. i was going to call the airlines and as

dad of father of miley cyrus.ith me recently to set the record state. >> i love "hannah montana." i love disnicht i wouldn't change this experience for anything. >> you're just a kid. >> i'm your kid. >> billy ray cyrus, is singing a decidedly different tune after giving "gq" magazine which he said the disney show "hannah montana" destroyed my family. it if always seemed things were going well. do you stand by those comments that you made in "gq." >> i did my interview two weeks before christmas in the midst of a divorce, much separated from my family. it was a mess surrounded in darkness, and "gq" the writer and photographer showed up. >> you didn't mean any of those things? >> here's where i'm at. >> okay. >> right now, there's a lot of positive communication between me and my family. you know, i love my family more than anything in the world. and that family extends out into the disney family. i have a lot of great friends at disney. i love the company. i love what they stand for. >> some critics will say, wait

[laughter] i wish my dad were here. he passed a couple of years ago, but i know this will have any special moment for him. my brother is here, my friends, my teaching mentor and partner, my principal, my wonderful daughter, and my students representing mission high school here. and i wanted to mention that because they are why i am up here, and they are why we are all up here, and they inspire me every day, as do so many of my other students. at a time when public education is under attack, at a time when immigration laws like in arizona are challenging our student body, it is a time that is very important for us to honor public education. i have been a teacher in san francisco unified school district for 22 years, and all four of my own children have graduated from san francisco public schools, so i'm proud to be here, and i'm honored to accept the award. teachers do not expect recognition. we do not often get it. when we do get it, it feels a little strange, but for a t- shirt, $500 is not bad. all right, thank you. -

so i've tried to just be a good dad. you know, the best i can. we are a family that like many other families are a work in progress. but i think so far so good, you know. knock on wood. >> how did your parents feel about the book to? >> well, as you saw, my parents had their own difficulties. the first was to admit they made mistakes but it was a different time. 50, 40 years ago, different time, different time for women, different time for young people. my parents were going obviously concerned about everyone knowing their business, but they were also very thankful that i created this opportunity to actually talk about the things that we have dealt with in our family. because probably like many of you there certain taboo things you don't talk about in your family. and i remember when i was dealing with some of the abuse issues at camp and i called home, wanting to come home, and my mom, three or four weeks ago said, was that the time when you want to come home from camp when you are being abused? i said yeah. she says, i'm so sorry. and that enab

and your dad -- your dad is also a good texan.like a local celebrity of type. he's been in a couple of movies now as a featured extra. it's a big deal. >> jimmy: oh really? >> yeah and he shows up on set, and they think he's gone through hair and make up and no joke, that's just how he rolls. ten gallon hat. wranglers. belt buckle. the whole nine. >> jimmy: really? >> handle bar mustache. >> jimmy: yeah, he's got a good 'stache. you took him to the premiere, huh? >> cool dude, yeah. >> jimmy: look at this guy. he's awesome. [ light laughter ] i love him. he looks great. i like that dude there. look at that guy. >> thought you were pointing to me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. like an orange dan aykroyd. i don't know that guy. >> my stalker. >> jimmy: yeah, your stalker. you're dad -- your dad -- he loves going to the premieres and stuff? he looks like a good dude. >> yeah, he's been my date to a couple of premieres. >> jimmy: and he's from texas all the time as well? >> yes, he is. born and raised. >> jimmy: born and raised. real

a loving touch when mom and dad aren't there to help. we'll be right back. >>> as moammar gadhafi fights to remain in power, we are learning new details about his alleged ties to the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103. the kirkt isdictator is accused victims' families and former libyan government officials of being the mastermind behind the plat. and many are angry the u.s. lifted economic sanctions on libya, opening the doors for companies to do business with the regime linked to terrorism. nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff reports. >> reporter: the message from secretary clinton was clear. >> colonel gadhafi's brutal attacks on his own people are unacceptable and will not be tolerated. >> reporter: that was last week. but less than two years ago, a very different tone with the libyan dictator's son. >> i am very pleased to welcome minister gadhafi here to the state department. we deeply value the relationship between the united states and libya. >> reporter: and less than three months later, president obama s

and dad said, what good would that do? i said just show him who we are. just to say -- knock on if you if they had not been executed or released from prison after a clemency of many, many years, what did you think? >> this one it would be very an interesting opportunity because as you know, on september 11, 2008, two things happened in the "new york times" related to the case. one thing was we finally got our hands on some grand jury minutes including the grand jury minutes of ruth greenglass. david greenglass, basically, the government's case. they said if that testimony is disregarded, the convictions do not stand because it's a case of conspiracy and as you know, conspiracy -- latin translation or greek translation grieve together, it's people who agree to commit a crime. well, david and ruth claim that they agreed to commit a crime with david's sister and brother-in-law, my parents ethel and julius. and in the grand jury minutes the centerpiece of the entire case against my mother typing notes are not there. nothing about typing notes, which, of cours

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. >> in fremont she's glued to her laptop waiting for word by her dad. her mom is visiting family in another part of japan so her 67-year-old dad was home alone when the quake hit. she started calling when she found out what had happened. >> i did comb my yard first. the ground line didn't connect and i tried then to get a cellphone and nothing works. >> this is cito miller's son eaton and a family picture near her parents' house. now she's not sure what's left of her hometown. >> earlier it was just very eerie, you know. it was very hard to see the devastation. >> she's hoping her dad had gone to an evacuation center and will call as soon as his power comes back on. she believes his house was not in the tsunami path. >> i've been reading some friends' posts and trying to figure out where about the bay and where my dad is. >> in san francisco japantown shop owners stefan jordan is waiting to talk to his wife visiting family. other relatives told him she's okay. >> she was due back on sunday. we don't know. i was gonna call the airlines and ask but i figu

hoping for word from her dad, she is from sendai, where the airport was wiped out. her mom is visiting family in another part of japan so her 67-year-old dad was home alone when the quake hit. she started calling when she found out what happened. >> i just called my dad first, the land line didn't connect. i tried the cell phone and nothing worked. >> this is their son ethan and the family picture near the house. now he is not sure what is left of her hometown. >> earlier, it was just very eerie. it was very hard to see all the devastation. >> she is hoping that her has gone to an invasion center and will call as soon as power comes back on. she believes his house was not in the tsunami's path. >> to go to sendai airport, to figure out where they go and see where my dad is. >> in san francisco's japantown, he is waiting to talk to his wife who is visiting relatives. >> she was due back in sunday, we don't know. i was going to call the airlines and ask, i figure there is enough going on there right now. we'll hear this afternoon i'll make a call home. >> jordan's dau

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