my dad's been gone 29 years now. but i'll always have the sense, over the course of his life, my dad never really quite understood why he got to come home and some of his closest friends didn't. that's the burden that those of you that have worn the uniform bear. you see the sacrifices first-hand. it's not statistics, it's friends. it's not ranks, it's relationships, long gone, but voices and faces never forgotten. it's part of the burden that you bear as those who have served in the uniform of the united states. it's a burden that on behalf of president donald trump i'm here to honor today. and to pledge to each one of you that those who are wearing the uniform today will never have a better friend in the oval office than president donald trump. in this administration we'll work and work hard, each and every day to insure that our military personnel had the resources they need to accomplish their mission in their time as you had the resources to accomplish your mission in your time. we're going to see to our veteran

i'm going to walk back to my dad's car. this is a lie away so i walked out to the road and i'm walking back out back down toward where my father's patrol car is and i hear this , these voices and coming across the field i hear these people slapping through the mud and here comes these 2.poachers out of the field. i'm hiding behind the julie while these guys from swapping through the mud over the road and then they disappear. >> and they ended up hiding all their gunnysack's full of these illegal docs they had killed in a colbert area so i end up hoping to make this case later and showing my dad and these two wardens i'm working with where these guys are getting their docs and the next day they captured them so it was quite an adventure for me. that's two examples that i had all kinds of them and the book is full of these kind of investigations. so watching my dad, learning the little tricks to being a good wildlife officer, like don't slam the door when you get out of the car, that kind of thing because they hear you and it

writing around with my dad so. being a fish and game warden it is like any other civil service job, you have to take a test. he passed the written they take an oral. then you are on the list and if you are lucky and you do well enough, your name will come up on the list and they will do an investigation and a background check and everything else. if all of that goes well then you will get a call and say hey, we decided to hire you and your first position will be, in my case, the first position was down in the colorado river. which is one of the hottest places in the world in the summertime. but i did not care. i could not believe it. that is how it all started for me.at the same time, working down in southern california was a great learning experience and i had a lot of fun down there. i learned a whole lot. later on my career i was, the fact, i was there for three and half years and then i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and worked all kinds of interesting investigations th

being with my dad during those years when he was a game warden was like having a storybook childhood. i did things that most kids would dream of. he was, when he started out, he was on what they call marine patrol, and his duty was patrolling the channel, the california channel islands which are fantastic, ask they're anywhere from, like, 26 miles across the sea like the song says or clear out in, you know, way out in the ocean. so i got to go on these excursions or these patrols out into the, out into the channel islands and see things that most kids would only dream of. there was one particular chapter i wrote about in the book, i called it a trip to the islands where we went out and took these two national park scientists from washington, d.c. out to santa barbara island, and it had been declared by franklin roosevelt -- president franklin roosevelt as a national monument years before. it was their job to turn this island back to its natural state because during the previous century all these ranchers had come in and brought in all these exotic animals. they brought in cats and goa

and this was your dad. >> yeah, this is dad. he started the business back in the '50s.'m running it now. come on. i'll show you. >> as john drives me around the company, i come to understand the "jekyll and hyde" nature of his strange inheritance. these look like cell towers. >> yeah, these are guide towers for wireless communication. and that's our main business now. >> but his dad built that business while indulging his industrial-strength urge for collecting. big stuff -- iron, scrap metal, machinery... things you can't squirrel away in a closet. take, john says, these assembly-line carts, please. did he really need this many? >> oh, my goodness. no. and he didn't need the ones that are out in the yard. we have dozens and dozens. >> it all starts with this serious little guy, elmer hemphill, born in 1935 on a farm near tryon, oklahoma, to parents elsie and marvel. >> he learned his work ethic from my grandparents because they believed in work. >> the hemphills, like other oklahomans, are hit by drought and dust storms during the great depression. many of their neighb

>> are you the crazy dad?> okay. >> crazy like mad. >> you don't tell secrets we're on tv. we're on tv. okay. >> shane is adorable. i'm mad at you now. >> i have to train him what not to say on tv. >> he's honest and you need to behave. >>> i'm so excited, all the love and lunacy begins tonight on abc. on the bachelorette. >> i can't wait for this. >> rachel lindsay meets her 31 suitors and the secrets behind those epic introductions. >> this right here wife material. >>> i'm looking for husband material. >> producers started casting rachel's "husband material" months before she was even picked to be the bachelorette and once they find a guy they like -- >> there's background checks. there's psychological background profiling, there's blood tests to make sure that everybody's clean. i'm sure there are things that could slip through the cracks, but we're not the feds. >> producers also bend the truth, this season jonathan's job title is "tickle monster," but he's actually a doctor. chris says it's to make conte

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i have my dad's name. i want my dad to be heard. i want through my platform i want my dad to be an agent to change and ultimatetely cure alzheimer's. i've said it a lot recently. i feel if i don't see by the time i take my last breath positive change in the world of alzheimer's then i didn't make the most of my platform. i know my dad would be telling me right now, son, do something with the chance you have. speak to the nation virtually every week of your life and do something to make the world a better place and that's what drives me. >> charlie: you have written in the book and in conversation about when you discovered your dad had alzheimer's. and how the doctor told you and your mother. >> that man sitting at this table is dr. appel. i first met stan in 1985 in my first year at cbs reporting on bob waters who suffered from als. he was the head of neurology at duke medical. he made an impression with me. now my father all these years later suffers a stroke -- >> charlie: a mini stroke. >> one of those t.i.a.s and i took him to d

i realized i've got my dad's voice, my dad's name. i want my dad to be heard.t, through my platform, i want my dad to be an agent for change. and that change being one day find a way to prevent and ultimately to cure alzheimer's. and i've said it a lot here recently. i feel like, if i don't see, by the time i take my last breath, positive change in the world of alzheimer's, then i didn't make the most of my platform. i know my dad would be telling me right now, son, do something. do something with the chance that you have, speak to the nation. virtually every week of your life. and you've got to do something to make the world a better place. that's what drives me. >> you have written powerfully in the book and in conversation about when you discovered your dad had alzheimer's. and how the doctor told you. and your mother. first you alone. >> well, that man sitting right here at this table, i first met stan back in 1985. my first year at cbs. i was reporting on a story about a college football coach, bob waters, who suffered from a.l.s. he was the head of neurol

measure up to this dad on set?to work out to just keep up with this guy. >> how much fun is it working with mel? >> it's impossible. the man is an insufferable diva. he has no sense of humor. you know, they talk about dead pan comedians, he's like a dead comedian. >> will ferrell brought big laughs to the first film. in the sequel, john lithgow plays his dad. will may be getting too much into his character. >> there's strict rules about his schedule. we have to -- and he has to go to school once every two hours. >> i just started solid foods, so -- >> how is that working for you? >> it's a transition. >> but he's still -- >> by the way, that's interesting for a man about to turn 50 in july. will told me that he will most likely celebrate that big milestone with a family vacation in europe. >> ferrells on a european vacation. there's a movie in there somewhere, right? >> that would be great. >> all right, enough daddy talk. mother's day is just three days away. for sharon stone, every mother's day is extra special,

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a great day to be dad on sunday.t brought his 9-year-old son to the premiere of his new movie "captain underpants." >> you know for captain underpants i decided to bring with me shane frazier. you focused? you ready? >> what's the coolest part of your dad playing captain underpants? >> when he pranks people. >> best prank ever. >> good answer, son. >> yeah, kevin pranks a lot of people in the movie, especially the school principal -- captain underpants. >> who do you think is tougher captain underpants or your dad. >> my dad. >> you're on fire today. >> kevin is quite the supportive dad, especially in sports. when he comes to your games, how crazy does he get? >> more than crazy. >> why do i get crazy. >> because you want us to score. >> that's right. it's all coming from a place of love. >> i coach a team. >> oh, you coach a team? >> are you crazinesiness the da? >> you don't tell secrets we're on tv. we're on tv. okay. >> shane is adorable. i'm mad at you now. >> i have to train him what not to say on tv. >>> i'm s

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dad. dad. dad. dad. you turn around and go, look, called me 20 times for that?> kevin is already a fun dad to his other kids, a 12-year-old kevin and then kendrick who is 9. they have epic dance parties. the 32-year-old model has just starting to show. here she is five weeks ago. she'll be active throughout her pregnancy. what's the mom-to-be doing now? >> she's enjoying all of this right now. that was a >> that's kevin being kevin. >>> we go to his buddy the rock's new baby, his latest movie "baywatch." it was a a glitzy, star-studded premiere on the beach in dwayne's backyard of miami, all the stars had their families in tow. ♪ ♪ >> i mean, everybody came. this is what happens when you have a premiere in your hometown. ♪ i'll be there included mom and daughter. kelly rohrbach brought her proud papa. >> it has to be amazing watching your child. >> absolutely not, no, no. dad get out of here. >> with alexandra daddario was her look-alike sister. look at the eyes. >> all the girls in the family. >> i literally text my friends every day pictures of the post ers sh

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and this was your dad. >> yeah, this is dad. he started the business back in the '50s.nd i'm running it now. come on. i'll show you. >> as john drives me around the company, i come to understand the "jekyll and hyde" nature of his strange inheritance. these look like cell towers. >> yeah, these are guide towers for wireless communication. and that's our main business now. >> but his dad built that business while indulging his industrial-strength urge for collecting. big stuff -- iron, scrap metal, machinery... things you can't squirrel away in a closet. take, john says, these assembly-line carts, please. did he really need this many? >> oh, my goodness. no. and he didn't need the ones that are out in the yard. we have dozens and dozens. >> it all starts with this serious little guy, elmer hemphill, born in 1935 on a farm near tryon, oklahoma, to parents elsie and marvel. >> he learned his work ethic from my grandparents because they believed in work. >> the hemphills, like other oklahomans, are hit by drought and dust storms during the great depression. many of their ne

they're back in the show. >> jimmy: your dad last time, your dad was really kind of -- they're both gettingo it. >> yes. my dad is very into it. my mom is not. my mom doesn't really like acting. you know? this is what was crazy, okay? a few months ago i got an e-mail from one of my manager people, and they're like, "okay, you know they're making this 'ocean's 11' movie with an all female cast. with like rihanna and sandra bullock, and mindy kaling, and all these people." >> jimmy: sure, yeah, yeah. >> they're like, "would your mom ever be interested in playing -- [ light laughter ] yeah, not you, aziz! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like your mom's agent now. >> get out of here. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. make this deal for us. >> what about your mom? would she be interested in playing mindy's character's mom? >> jimmy: in one of the biggest movies. >> so my mom is being type cast as indian people's moms. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: no, that's not true. that't not -- that's not the point. >> oh, is she gonna be an indian mom? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did she say yes? >> well, i sent i

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mum, dad, three children." why not? dad self—employed, no work, bills it pay, no food.words at the thought of children being in school in that situation. steve, you used the foodbank a few yea rs steve, you used the foodbank a few years ago. tell us why? because of the sanction i was meant to go to a meeting at the jobcentre and i had childcare issues and because i couldn't bring my daughter to the meeting, even though it was prearranged, that's it, just sanctioned. when you are on benefits that stops your money effectively?” was in tears. i was desperate. the foodbank has given me more confidence. thanks to the people that come in and helped. you volunteer at the food bank? yes, not as much as i would like. but we have a lot to thank it for. all of the volunteers that help out. we are here to talk to residents of camborne, and we are going to talk to many people through the morning. jim reid has been here since last wednesday, talking to people around the county. coming into the daycare centre. tell us about the last few days. we started in penzance which is in the sou

jesse's dad's a crack head! jesse's dad's a crack head! jesse's dad's a crack head!aughter and applause ] >> seth: wow. >> yeah. thank you, but i hate watching that. >> seth: but even if you kept one dad from smoking crack -- >> oh no, there was a huge spike that year. >> seth: okay gotcha. finally we've come to your most embarrassing role. >> oh yeah, i know what this is. >> seth: you do? >> yeah. a few years ago, when i was first starting out, i was in this commercial for this place called, clucking chicken. and i had to dress up in a giant chicken costume. ha-ha-ha. take a big bite of chicken and say in to camera, "this chicken is clucking delicious." it was really embarassing. anyway, i know you're gonna to show it. >> seth: well, not quite. but, take a look. ♪ >> hello, i'm actress ellie kemper. you probably know me as the clucking chicken in those commercials. but, what you probably don't know, is that, i am severely incontinent. until now the rubber sheets i had to put on my bed to protect it, were uncomfortable. and not very stylish. but not anymore, thanks t

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my dad got a bronze star. i arrived in korea on the very that 65 years ago to the day my dad had had a bronze star pin to his chest. when my three brothers and i were growing up, that metal that now i proudly display at my office in the white house was in the drawer. the truth was anytime you would ask him about the war, he said the heroes didn't come home. there is a burden of those of you that if seeing combat that i will never fully understand. but i respect. my dad got to come home. got to marry his sweetheart. got to raise six arrestable kids. see them all get an education. nowd's been gone 29 years but i will always have the sense over the course of his life he never really quite understood why he got to come home and some of his closest friends didn't. that's the burden of those of you that have worn uniform. see the sacrifices firsthand. it is not statistics. it is friends. it is not ranks. it is relationships long gone, but voices and faces never forgotten. it is part of the burden you as those of you

>> my dad.reporter: she then put down the phone and ran into the master bathroom. >> oh my god, there's blood everywhere! >> reporter: that's when she discovered her mother, bloody and lifeless, for the very first time. >> dad, put her down. her neck might be broken. >> reporter: she begged her dad to stop moving her mother into the bedroom. >> daddy, don't move her. daddy, stop moving her please. >> reporter: authorities believed it was all part of the doctor's attempt to cover up the murder. >> why do you think he moved the body so far? >> my gut feeling would be it was a way for him to re-introduce the body into the bedroom. >> reporter: and according to dr. mary jumbelic, no medical professional would move someone so severely injured. >> that would be out of character. >> reporter: what's more, forensic experts testified that leslie's time of death didn't match bob's story of discovering his wife a little after 8am. instead, they believed leslie died hours before. >> given the temperature of

. >> dad had a talent. >> there's nobody out there who does what he did.just that good. >> but it's lost on his son. >> when you're 16 or 17 years old, the last thing you're worried about is your dad up in a building, building models. >> this strange inheritance ultimately brings them together. >> when his father was alive, he did not want larry to touch them, and i can only imagine what he's thinking now. >> how would you describe this inheritance? >> a little bit more of a journey than i was prepared for. >> so, is it time to take a new tack? >> i know you've said, larry, that you'd never seriously considered selling, but now that you hear this... ♪ [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] i'm jamie colby, and today i'm driving into the oldest settlement in louisiana. it's called natchitoches. it's rich in southern charm and civil war history. battles raged nearby, both along and on the red river. well, that history inspired one man's remarkable craftsmanship. but it left his son wondering what the heck to do with all the crafts.

i was friends with his mom and dad. they helped me when isaiah was a 20-year-old kid to get elected in his senate. 20-year-old kid to get elected to the senate. your trusty from delaware. i want to acknowledge you robert. thank you. >> [applause] degreeen: my fellow recipients and madam president, and mr. president, i have been to kabul a number of times. for you to complain about cold is hypocrisy. i have never been so damn cold as i was in my whole life in kabul. not as much snow, i acknowledge. thank you for choosing us. thank you for choosing colby. please, i mean this sincerely mr. president, come back. we need you. >> [applause] and amazing grace. where are you grace? i love you child. i am so so proud of grace. ladies and gentlemen, to your arteries, my congratulations. -- your honorees, my congratulations. my mother grace had an expression. she would say, look in my eyes honey. i give you my word as a biden, she said it 50 times. she said, remember, you are youned by your courage, and are redeemed by your loyalt

>> 40-something years. >> reporter: susan, this is your dad. tim, this is your dad. >> come here!s been realized. >> you're my actual father. i'm standing right here looking at you and i still cannot get the grasp that you are my father. >> reporter: we gave the twins their first look at their original birth certificates, which allen had kept all these years. >> you see, that's the original, so. >> that was my name? james allen thomas? >> but your first name is your middle name. >> timothy james. >> reporter: and a keepsake only a parent would cherish. >> this here i used to give you baths in, believe it or not. both of you almost drowned a couple times. >> reporter: but the old family photos bring up hard feelings for the twins, sent away by their mother. >> your mom looks kind of glamorous in that photo. >> yes, she does. >> and you do look a lot like your mother. >> every time i look at her, i just get frustrated. >> me too. >> and forgive me for saying that. there is some hatred in me, of which i should never have that, but you are kind of mad, you know? >> reporter: it's a te

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