my dad was a junk yard dog dad. he was one of the first black marines, and i knew that my dad was a marine, and because of his gruff exterior i sort of thought that marines were just sort of mean, brutal people. my brothers and i could not stand my father. i mean, we couldn't stand the s.o.b.. we thought of him as cold, as uncare, as unloving, unlovable, and whenever he came into the house, it always changed the atmosphere in the home. when i was 15 years old, my father and i had a furious fight. we didn't speak to each other for ten years. so the book is all about the conversation my dad had when i was 25 years old a conversation that i thought was going to last ten minutes, it ended up lasting eight hours. and he morphed into this kind, caring, sensitive man that i completely misunderstood my whole life. so the book really is a 247-page apology to the man. >> host: in here you write that your dad felt during that conversation that he hadn't done anything wrong in your childhood. >> guest: he hadn't. what i planned

they should have just let dad come home at that point. >> usually when dad comes home, he surprises the but this time, they wanted the boys to be able to surprise dad. >> you want to make a sign for him? >> so they're going to surprise dad with signs and flags and he's just like -- >> my daddy's coming home. >> but then, he goes and tells little brother. >> you want to tell him? >> okay. okay. >> caden, daddy's coming home. >> right now. daddy's going to be over here soon. >> so he's told the news daddy's coming home right now and his reaction is i'm going to play my video game. he doesn't get that it's just a few minutes away. >> my daddy? then he's like, oh, let me jump into action. >> he's going to get in on the sign making. >> but then, you see all the signs and the flags they have waiting for dad and how they've got big smiles. >> hi there. what's up, guys? >> aw! >>> babies, man, they have it real easy. they get pushed around all day, carried around. one of those little front baby carrier things. couldn't we do that as adults? >> yes, and it does look weird. >> that is comedian ma

he's my dad!civilian career, vocrehab offers counseling, training with a living allowance, education, and other services to help prepare you for your next mission. >>> "back of the book" segment tonight. duck dynasty. and it's just that. the television show is a massive hit. there is a best-selling book out about it, and it's a kind of mania, around a company called duck commander that makes hunting stuff many only in america could this happen. we talk with the ceo, willy robertson. "duck dynasty" did all right, got renewed, second year, grew it, third year, you are beating "the factor." >> are you supposed to be working! >> oh, yeah. >> we're taking a break because there is rain. >> we're inside, idiot. >> i think it's the family values, something positive. kids can sit and watch. grandparents, not a lot of filth on it, and it's funny. hard to be funny. >> you guys are characters, that's for sure. >> pull, pull, pull, pull, pull, pull. >> now we're getting somewhere. i'm about to pull this truck

my dad was born in 1915. way is that everybody's going to know that you have a african background and you're supposed to be predisposed to playing music and rhythm. so if you learn how to play classically and they can see that you can play classically, then they know you can really play music, okay? tavis: right. [laughter] >> there's no question that this jump-up that you're playing is based on something. tavis: right. >> so he was taught classical piano, and then grew up in the era when all that music was transitioning, everybody was transitioning. in fact, me met my mother at the savoy barroom just after ella fitzgerald had "a tisket, a tasket" with chick webb's band. that's what she was. all that kind of stuff like that. but anyway, when they got together, he quit being a composer and a copyist for and everything, and talked to my mother and he said, "look," she said, "well, what do you want to do?" he said, "well, i want to have a big family." she said, "well, you know i'm a college girl," a 1938 graduat

they should have let dad come home. >> and usually when dad comes home, he surprises the boys, but thise, they wanted the boys to surprise dad. >> you want to make a sign for it? >> so they are going to surprise dad with flags and signs. >> my daddy is coming home. >> and but then he goes to tell little brother -- >> you want to tell him? >> okay. i want to. >> hayden, hayden, daddy is coming home. >> when? >> right now. >> daddy will be here soon. >> so he is told the news that daddy is coming home right right now, and he says, okay, i will play the video game, and he does not get that it is a few minutes away. >> in a few minutes, he is coming home. >> my daddy? >> oh, jump into action, and he will get in on the sign making. but then you will see all of the signs and the flags they have waiting for dad and the big smiles. >> what's up, guys? >>> you guys been into the photo booths and aren't they fun? you go in there with your friends and sit down and make goofy faces and fun to look at. >> they keep them forever. >> and check out the girls, they go into the photo booth and -- >> real

. >> kimberly's dad says she is a little shaky for a newborn. doctors will send her home with mom and dad when they are done observing her. >>> an elderly driver loses control of his vehicle while reversing out of a parking spot. this is a bakery and there are people walking through. if you notice, that was the outsides where people were drinking coffee. four people hurt, but they suffered minor injuries. the driver in his 80s. >> looks like a boat trying to come through the window there, that umbrella. >> the entire place jumped up to help these people. >> that car came at them like a bullet. nothing to prepare those people. the elderly couple by the door, they never found to the ground, able to walk inside the restaurant and people gave them assistance. somebody sitting at the table at the edge of what looks like a sidewalk. i know how they walked away with minor injuries. and kate osborne, news reporter, demonstrates the path the car took. >> it reversed past this and in between the bin and the supermarket, before crossing the garden bed and

you probably felt it with my dad and you knew my dad all over there when he came in and you hung out with him you said oh yeah we're alive this is kind of fun you know but where we want to go here he lived you know man i like your mom. did you ever meet my mom oh she. she whether it was a mariner she passed away while she was a cared she also wrote a book i think the end of the title is. you caught me you caught me kissing or something like that but she had the title she wanted that the publishers refused was. but the life of an actor's wife cueing in screwing. and she was out and you always were a close family you know you're very close there was it fun to work with your brother oh god in baker boys oh that was in a dream and out now how do you resist not going a poem a shelf life. going on the piano. i'm an ape over my wife man you are oh yeah yeah she's she's my my main leading lady you know it's amazing to have that kind of relationship where i can go out and and act with all these you know beautiful girls but. you know nobody beats my wife you know and the fact that she is open

you probably felt it with my dad and you knew my dad all over there when he came in and you hung out with him you said oh yeah we're alive this is kind of fun you know but where we want to go here he lived you know man i like your mom. did you ever meet my mom oh she. she whether he was a mariner she passed away while she was a cared she also wrote a book i think the end of the title is. you caught me you caught me kissing or something like that but she had the title she wanted that the publishers refused was. but the life of an actor's wife cueing in screwing. and she was out and you always were a close family you know you're very close there was it fun to work with your brother oh god in baker boys oh that was in a dream and out now how do you resist not going a poem a shelf life. going on the piano. over my wife man you are oh yeah yeah she's she's my my main leading lady you know it's amazing to have that kind of relationship where i can go out and and act with all these you know beautiful girls but. you know nobody beats my wife you know and the fact that she is open to that and

dad getting the video. dad reaches out his hand, approaching the deer gently, trying not to scare it. >> showing it i'm a friend. >> is it growling at you? >> the deer struggles a bit at first but after a while, once dad gets it by the scruff of the neck -- >> slide him. >> you videotaping this? >>yeah. why wouldn't i? it's nuts. >> oh. >> oh, there he goes. dad, that was sick! >> huh? >> that was sick! >> matt's back to look at real or fake videos. this time around, a plane coming in for a close landing. >> wow. >> and a dude who gets spooked. >> we're breaking them down, real or fake, next. >> i say real. >> i'm going fake. >>> last week he was on vacation. this week, we're happy to have our very favorite, matt dreidel back for real or fake videos. hey. >> hey. >> we've missed you. >> i missed you guy,s too. >> let's get to our first one. >> that's awesome. >> wow. >> all real. >> wait. was landing and these people knew the path it was going to take? they decided to see how close they could get? >> coming

all right, jim, dad is fat.appreciate you talking to us. >> thanks for having me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: one of the swimming th innings that surprised me, you said you were a pain in a butt on the set of mary tyler moore, is that true? >> it would be something like this, what a -- what? >> i would be on the phone with five children or whatever. >> it is an obscene call. it's rhoda. >> bill: you kept the cast waiting? >> i have been late all my life. everybody is always nice to me. >> this is big night for you, two aha's. >> bill: what made you turn around? >> because of valerie. never wavered. she was just tenacious with her supported of me. >> have a little respect for your mother, kid, call her aunt phyllis. >> bill: people didn't know that much about her. how was mary on the set? >> she had to be protected. >> bill: protected against what? >> getting worn out. she had to do a lot to salvage her. a lot of interviews and other things. >> i did a couple of things while shopping. >> bill: when i was a kid, young franke

dad getting the video.ad reaches out his hand, approaching the deer gently, trying not to scare it. >> showing it i'm a friend. >> is it growling at you? >> the deer struggles a bit at first but after a while, once dad gets it by the scruff of the neck -- >> slide him. >> you videotaping this? >> yeah. why wouldn't i? it's nuts. >> oh. >> oh, there he goes. dad, that was sick! >> huh? >> that was sick! >> matt's back to look at real or fake videos. this time around, a plane coming in for a close landing. >> wow. >> and a dude who gets spooked. >> we're breaking them down, real or fake, next. >> i say real. >> i'm going fake. ♪ ♪ ♪ she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress... and she's not exactly tidy. even if she gets a stain... she'll wear it for a week straight. so i use tide to get out those week-old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. and since i'm the one who has to do the laundry... i do what any expert dad would do. i let her play sheriff. i got twenty minutes to life. you are free

he's action jackson. >> here is what my dad -- my dad is such a guy's guy.nts divorced when i was like 10. >> so you went with your dad and your sister went with your mother? >> yeah, that's how poor people divorce. first people are like, you have them on the weekends. my parents are like, neither of us can afford two children. and my dad is like, which one can care for herself? but he would give me these speeches like in the morning. i was like 8. >> your first boyfriends must have hated your dad. >> it was my father gearing me up to go on a date and just physically abuse whatever guy tried to come on to me. >> stick around. more with aisha right after this. >>> girls, gaming, and nerding out. aisha tyler next. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? bounce is great because the freshness lasts for weeks in the drawer. why can't everything stay fresh that long? [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ man ] lasting freshness. first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right no

my dad tried to come get me and he could not get me.t thing you know, the decision was made. mama was right across the driveway. tell me about this new project and how it is after all these years you are still finding stuff that interests you to do. as mosting grace," singers will tell you, the latest piece of music they have theautomatically becomes greatest piece of music they have ever done. tavis: that is how that works. the latest and the greatest. the lord will do something to inspire me. in this case, he inspired me with the song "amazing grace." for 40e been doing this plus years. it has helped to keep your family together, you and your wife and your ministry, the church, your brothers. that is amazing. 60 andu are, you are business how old. i am up there. this is amazing, people still want to hear you. as young as three years old being brought to concerts by their grandparents. so this is amazing. lord, i have always been considered a contemporary guy. is the oldace" stuff. sing it the way it was written for at least averse. be

. >> there is no dad that i know of or ever heard of that has this experience. >> a very proud dad. mark carte says he is thrilled to hear the news that his son, ty carter, will soon receive the nation's highest honor. carter spent his childhood here before moving to spokane, washington. he moved back here to antioch for a few years as an adult to live with his dad and step mom, barbra, after he got out of the marines and before he rejoined the military this time in the army. >> not too many guys get to experience this. or their son and daughter survive. and then gets recognized. >> he was very proud. >> gets recognized nationally. gets recognized nationally for an act of being himself in a down situation. >> october 3, 2009, the taliban recorded their own video of the ambush. 400 taliban fighters had the high ground. the taliban rained down rocket propelled grenades and heavy fire. ty carter was a member of b troop, third platoon. he braved enemy fire to run ammo to his fellow soldiers. a sniper had everyone pinned down. rescue one of his friends who was bleeding to death. the amer

-- my dad is such a guy's guy.parents divorced when i was like 10. >> so you went with your dad and your sister went with your mother? >> yeah, that's how poor people divorce. rich people are like, you have them on the weekends and i'll take them to the islands over the summer. my parents are like, neither of us can afford two children. my father is like, which one can care for itself? which one bathes by now? he is a motivational dad and has no boundaries. he would give me these speeches like in the morning when i was going to school. he would said, whose day is it? it's my day. what are you going to do with it? grab it by the balls? that's not how you talk when you were 8 years old. >> your first boyfriends must have hated your dad. >> it was my father gearing me up to go on a date and just physically abuse whatever guy tried to come on to me. >> stick around. more with aisha right after this. >>> girls, gaming, and nerding out. aisha tyler next. t to make thins more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to t

and you save mid dad. you saved my family. there is no words that can possibly amount all that you've done for us. >> klepper's children had written thank you notes to the crew, but they insisted their dad drive them back to virginia to thank the firefighters in person. >>> a 6-year-old boy swallowed by a sinkhole last week remains in critical condition tonight. nathan wazener was playing on massive sand dune on lake michigan in indiana. he was suddenly swallowed and trapped under more than a foot of sand for hours. remarkably, nathan still had a pulse after crews dug him out of the sand. family members are holding out hope for a full recovery. >> when they found nathan, he was cold and lifeless. he has a cut on his face. and it started to bleed. and they said he's got a heart beat. >> doctors believe nathan will recover. they say the biggest challenge will be making sure all the sand is out of his lungs. >> a little boy with a lot of people pulling for him. >> sure. >> doug is here with more details about this heatwave. this

make reference to me being a disneyland dad. and her eyes that probably -- that probably was true because she was making dinners and taking care of the kids and trying to maintain the house. >> reporter: though it was up and down, good and bad. >> shannon and i never fully recovered. >> reporter: it was 2010 when they filed for divorce the second time. they decided to live apart, but close to each other. he got a house near shannon. the two eldest boys, austin and blake, chose to live with him, the three youngest stayed with their mom. they saw their dad a lot, especially during the last months of 2011. clay was on disability, a back injury, he was home. his income vastly reduced, but at least able to share parenting like swapping days for taking the kids to and from school. >> i'd go over and pick up the kids and take them to school and sometimes she'd pick them up and take them back. and we just, you know, it just worked out. >> reporter: or at least it did until that dismal afternoon, december 1st, 2011, the day shannon faile

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dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true?s here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> want to start this off by saying, come on, man, don't do that. inside of a 7-levin where this fellow in the hat seems upset about something. >> do you have a bathroom? where the [ bleep ] is the bathroom. >> sometimes you to go. >> especially selling all of those drinks. >> so the employee of the store is frustrated with this fellow. >> and i have to pee. >> and whether you have to tinkle or not, you don't talk to fellow human like this. >> okay. you don't have a bathroom. >> the cops will get here way before i do. >> he grabs some kind of snack and then starts to walk out of the store and the employee originally talking to him says, oh, no. >> yeah. >> oh. >> oh! >> continues calling names and then walks out the door. >> good. >> and then remember i started off the video by saying, come on, man, don't do that. well, it applies to this next video. inside of fran

>> that's grand dad johnson. that's my grand dad. and that's grandmother johnson. >> wow. is this? >> that's me. >> that's you! how old were you in that picture? >> oh, probably 12, 13. >> that's you being a smart alec. >> for as long as i can remember, tootie has been the rock in our family. but in the last couple of years, it hasn't been easy for her. my grandfather passed away 13 years ago, and ever since then, tootie has been living on her own. >> there i am in the van. right here i am. >> that's you right there. oh, yeah. were you a good trombone player? >> i guess. first chair. >> look. that's me. a face only a mother could love. that's me. you should never let me wear a jacket like that ever again, tootie. that should never be allowed to happen again. good morning, toot-toot. you're already up and all over the place. can i get you anything, tootie? >> no. >> tootie, what time did you wake up? >> 5:00. >> 5:00. i just love that tootie was up two hours before i was. she is a machine. you can't stop her. she is pretty independent, if you haven't noticed. so tootie, do

right up to dad. >> the only difference between a mom and a dad here -- nothing.y all react the same. >> no way. stop it! >> love is love. >> practice is er. everybody, go home. >>> asou are a summertime pool parties, keep this in mind. don't do this. you might remember this story. nicole easton jumping from the roof of her house into a pool. when we first saw this video, man, really cringe worthy. hard to watch. >> no, no, no, no. >> not what they planned. >> we talked to nicole way back when. >> i felt my body just compact. my left foot is heeling in a horseshoe shape rather than the way your foot should be healing. my left foot has an extremely huge crack in it. they'll have to major push the crack together. >> an update. it turns out she didn't end up getting surgery after all. the doctor said it's going to be really, really complicated surgery so she does currently have one boot on one of her feet. she is still healing. she's still having trouble walking. she has been able to go back to her office job but the whole time she's there, she told us she's just sit

and one dad's experience when he was off for paternity leave.expect when you're expecting," got laughs from facebook project manager, tom stocky, until he decided to become a stay-at-home dad. was it harder than you thought it would be? >> yeah. >> reporter: stocky took a four-month paternity leave while his wife worked at google. >> there were dangers on all side looming. >> reporter: and another surprise, snarky moms. >> there's low expectations for a dad. i'm bringing my daughter to the grocery store. >> reporter: stocky vented on facebook, about negative perceptions about moms who work when dads don't. one stranger cracked, it's too bad you can't earn as much as your wife so she can be the one to stay home. what made you want to write this? >> reporter: i felt like there were a lot of things i hadn't heard talked about much. and some of the different challenges and nudges that push dads away from the homes and into workplaces. and in the same way, there's all sorts of nudges away from workplaces and into the homes. at the beginning, to be ho

there was nothing romantic to be found in the loss of my dad's life. it was a senseless act. and i think why that is after all these years of loving to talk at these beautifully intentioned memorials, i can no longer bear to remember george on the day of his death. so, i think i'm going to start next year and for years to come to stop remembering november 27th and i'm going to turn back the clock a few days to george's birthday which is november 24th. and i'm going to remember that and i'm going to celebrate that and i'm going to memorialize that for the rest of my life. i'm going to ask my mother gina to remember the day that george asked her to marry him. i'm going to ask my sister rebecca what it was like to play tennis with dad, competing with him to win game, set and match. i'll ask jennifer what it was like to go to the opera with him. or chris how he and dad shared a love of talent, love and talent for basketball, making them heroes, if not studs on and off the courts. i'm going to remember the nights george took me to my first r-rated movie, the longest yard, the orig

her dad is a judge, dude. >> what? >> this one. her dad's a judge. >> a judge?to me? what's that about? oh, that's good. i think i just wrote a song. >> whoa. to the van. >> all right. >> that was cool. >> hi. love your music. >> guys, there's a gate right there. i don't know why you -- >> all right. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how lame. they hop the fence. >> they gotta hop the fence. rock and roll. >> jimmy: dude, congrats on this again. i was just wondering -- i know you're a pal of the show. and -- i was wondering if maybe you could give us a little taste of some lonely island. [ applause ] are the boys with ya? are the boys with ya? akiva? jorma? are they around? >> they're both in australia, but i will call them and see if they can show up and get back here. >> jimmy: you guys, after the break, the lonely island will perform with the roots. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] why does lipton tea & honey taste so great? it's made from real fruit flavors and sweetened with honey. lipton tea & honey. real ingredients just taste great. feel

. >> andy decide decides to go sg with his dad and a few good friends. >> we were joking around about jumping out and landing in someone's swimming pool. >> andy, his dad and friends made two successful jumps and for the third run decide to try something a little different. a tour-way jump locking arms and all leaving the plane together. >> i was the one giving the count so we could leap together. to do that i had one foot on the steps and then my other my right foot was hanging free. >> the lean races up to 11,000 feet and levels off above the jump zone. >> once i gave the count we all pushed off. and my left foot just remained in place on the step. and my head made a backwards twist around. everything was upside down. >> a piece of the jump suit gets snagged on the steps on a piece of metal. fear doesn't set in just yet but his survival instinct does. >> i thought i could climb back up. i was in a 100-mile per hour wind blast. i didn't have any leverage. >> the only person left in the plane is the pilot and he can't leave the controls. as andy dangles 11,000 feet up with no one to h

dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true?ays here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have the best videos from the web "right this minute." >> masked men kidnap a driver out with his fiance. >> they gag him, they tie him up. >> the terrifying story that comes with a twist that is whack. you hear the rushing water, but do you see the man in the house? the terrible dilemma as the flood just keeps rising. >> stunning video captured

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away from friendships and focused on your dad?yes. >> did the friendship then sort of re-emerge or come back once this event happened with mr. zimmerman? >> actually before. >> okay. >> my husband and i recognized that mr. zimmerman had a strong interest in business. and with his age at the time, we encouraged him to potentially go to college. we wanted him to consider that. because which, at least i felt, there would be time later to do a business. so when i learned that he was interested in school and going back to school, then that -- the friendship picked up more, again then. >> is that when he had gone to seminole state college and was in legal studies? >> yes. >> did you encourage that sort of maneuver towards education? >> yes. and my background before real estate was in teaching. so education is a love that i have and i did a lot of volunteer work with respect to that. and i realized that george was tutoring some young children and i encouraged that and i was very proud of him for that. >> okay. >> and leading us up to sor

my dad, ben, and his sister, my aunt becky. they're able to look in on her three times a week and help her with anything she might need. if she didn't have family that lived so close she would have had to move out of her house a long time. >> it worries me about getting old. i've had a good life. i enjoyed it. i just hope i have my health and keep it until the good lord decides something different. >> she still has an active life even if it is maintained by her family. someone helps her with her grocery shopping and drives her to her weekly appointment at the beauty parlor. >> how long has she been coming here? >> when i first opened the shop 41 years ago. >> wow. >> but this week, tootie has a monumental event. her 74th high school reunion and i get to be her date. >> 1, 2, 3, big smile. >> that's good. >> that's a good one. >> there you are, class of 38. lorraine spurlock. >> are you the only one. >> i'm the only one i know of. >> i think you're a miracle. >> she lived in the same town for 91 years. she is a cornerstone of he

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daphne was hat seen ten days ago by her dad.he said he came out of a store and saw she was missing from his car. they held hands during a prayer and then davis said what she wanted from the event. >> i'm hopeful that maybe somebody that wouldn't feel comfortable talk using to the place may want to talk to us, maybe have seen anything, clue or hint or anything that would help, just to point us in whatever direction. >> witnesses say they saw a woman walking with a girl matching daphne's description on the 10th. police have not said if any clues have been found in the case. >> families of the three teenagers killed in the asiana crash at sfo have hired lawyers. the families of the 16-year-olds and 15-year-old retained a new york firm to represent them. it was revealed yesterday that one of the girls survived the crash but was killed when a fire truck ran over her at the scene. >> today family members are confirming a body found in a car in orinda is that of a missing 92-year-old woman0. on wednesday evening mary garvey said she wa

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he'd seen his dad doing it many times but in early june, he got his first chance, almost immediately, went wrong. >> i just heard the lawnmower stop. and i heard him shout out. >> reporter: the lawnmower hit a 2 1/2-inch nail and flung it straight into abe's chest. >> it it felt kind of like dinging, but kind of like a bruised ding nick. >> i pulled the shirt up and watched him breathe, as the chest expanded, the nail pulled in and looked like it could be deep. >> is this what it felt like to be shot. >> reporter: but abe was lucky. he is head of a trauma unit, he knew not to pull the nail out. he called for his wife. >> his eyes rolled back and he was having a hard time breathing. the hospital x-rays show how grave the condition was. the nail penetrated deep in abe's heart. he was rushed to surgery. more good luck, it turns out that the nail was long enough to keep the hole in abe's heart plugged. any shorter, it could have killed him. roughout the ordeal, abe had one brief moment of doubt. >> that was for like five seconds. >> even like a couple days later he was like dancing in the

snarky moms. >> they're just low expectations for me as a dad.some is like that is so great you're bringing your daughter to the grocery store, i'm like well, of course i am. >> he vented on facebook about negative perceptions of mom who's work when dads don't. one stranger cracked it's too bad you can't earn as much as your wife so she can be thetown stay home. >> what made you want to write this? >> i felt like there are things i hadn't heard talked about very much and challenges and nudges that kind kind of pushed dads away from homes and there are nudges pushing women into the home. in the beginning to be honest i missed my job here at facebook so i would say after two months i started getting benefits of the work i was putting in with my daughter are. >> stocky witnessed his daughter eating solids and taking steps, today he's back on the job leading the launch of graph search a way to find people and places on facebook. >> i kind of miss being with her. nothing will replace those four months i had of full time. amazing. >> for good morning a

his dad is the coach. >> oh. nice. >> no way! stop it! oh, my god! >> that is dad. i have never seen a dad that excited. he just starts screaming, no way! and you can't tell, but i'm assuming that there are lots of man tears, because they get into a big hug and all of the girls on the water polo team are are squealing and excited for the tw two. >> so much fun to watch. >> no theatrics there, and the guy walks in and says, hey, give me that. >> and the mom and the dad here, they react the same way. >> no way! stop it! oh my god. >> practice is over early. everybody go home. >> yep. >>> as you are all enjoying your summertime pool parties keep this in mind. don't do this. you might remember this story, nicole easton jumping from the roof of her house into a pool. when we first saw this video, man, really cringe-worthy and hard to watch. >> no, no, no, no. >> that is not what they planned. we talked to nicole way back when. >> it felt like my body kind of cracked. my left foot is healing in a horseshoe shape than the way your foot should heal. and my right foot has an

dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> an 11-year-old girl died after a pickup truck crash involving six members of the same family. the accident happened yesterday on interstate 280 in palo alto. the ford pickup truck with eight people inside overturned several times. everyone was injured. the victims range in age from two to 50, all from watsonville. >> new details on a story we brought you this morning at 9:00. everyone onboard escaped unharmed after a helicopter landed in new york city's hudson river. investigators say the pilot did a terrific job making the splash landing. the helicopter was taking a swedish family on a tour this morning when it lost power after 12 minutes in the air. it happened a mile from where a usairways plane made a landing in 2009. >> a young pilot from fresno landed in the record books. as now the youngest person to fly solo around the world he started may 2nd and ju