dad, dad!" >> stephen: is that "dad, stop" or cheering your dad on? rass you? >> oh, all the time. but it's normal. i'm his daughter. i should be embarrassed. but especially with talk shows, when you come out, dad-- >> i know, i'm sorry. ( laughter ) >> you know everyone, you know, you wave and you come and you sit in the seat, and you guys just saw. i mean, he's with the band. he has tissues now. ( laughter ) >> stephen: sure. >> it's like a whole performance. >> i was happy to see steve, i'm sorry. >> i know you were excited. ( laughter ) and i see you. but it's a lot. it's a lot for me. >> yeah, it's a lot. you know, look, i have embarrassed my daughter a lot. but what's great about corinne is she's always been even-keeled. she's always sort of let me play through, her whole life. i even tell her, i'll say, "corinne, you can get in trouble a little bit." because i was working on all of my dad stuff i was going to say, "don't you come in this house like you own this house and--" ( laughter ) "you must be out your mind!" and she never did any of that

i wanted to hug my dad, smell my dad, feel my dad, hold my dad. there will be two empty chairs on the table for every birthday, christmas and new year's. but they'll forever own a position in our hearts. hello this is sportsday i'm olly foster, live in moscow. it's been a great start for the hosts at the world cup. russia are the lowest ranked team in the tournament but they rise to the occasion and hit five past saudi arabia. russia on target, what about england, we'll have the latest from the team camp, still four days away from their opening match. and i'm sarah mulkerrins, away from the world cup. anguish for 2011 champion rory mcilroy in high winds at the us open. he shoots a ten over par first round of 80 at shinnecock hills. and johanna konta continues her winning run on grass, with victory at the nottingham open hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster. one match down 63 to go and what a start for hosts, the luznikhi stadium is still [it up here behind me and russia lit up this world cup with a result that noone really saw coming. f

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dad. >> call dad. >> he said whatever you do hurry up. this is all bad. >> calm down. >> dad said how bad is it? ng four of his fingers are >> you idiot. >> right in the middle of talking to dad he starts busting up. dad is about to kick everybody out. >> dad is like where did i go wrong? >> you idiot. >> that's our show for today. thanks for watching. check out right this minute.com and catch the next all new rtm. if you got hurt by an ax, wouldn't you know before three years? >> you should probably act quickly if you get hit by an ax, also be careful throwing an ax. >> that also probably not a good idea. lesson learned. >>> coming up, a massive sky banner comes loose, plummeting to the ground, and it was not a soft landing. see where it ended up. >>> and in "the skinny," comedians and cardi, you're watching "world news now." watching "world news now." overwhelming air fresheners can send you running... so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. make the most of a few minutes with ky natural feeling with aloe vera >>> welcome back. >>> wel

later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw destroying their lives. well you'll. get a phone you know i don't know what was the last time that you went on the internet you know i'm not using these village is it safe because. i sure there is no music ters there and they are all going to be should bill the baby does it cost him his that is the. question we're going on we thought. is it dead as part of those it could be. a. bit more work i was. previously yes and no they are being false form in very misleading member of the society. now that there was. you know world of big partisan group lot and conspiracy it's ti

dads? any dads out here? ( cheers and applause ) dad? are you a dad? are you a dad? come on up. hey! come on up. ! give it up. ( cheers and applause ) sir, have a seat, please. what's your name, sir? >> mohammed. >> stephen: mohaemed of hamid. now, mohammed, are you a father? >> yes, i am. >> stephen: here's your cup of coffee for father's day. >> nice. >> stephen: and here's the television remote. you get to control that on father's day. ( laughter ) are you from new york? >> i'm from cohasset, mass. >> stephen: you're just visiting? >> i am. >> stephen: for the father's day's weekend. >> father's day and the ede celebration. >> stephen: what does it celebrate? the end of ramadan. >> stephen: it's really the end of something. it would be like us celebrating christmas being over on january 7. >> that's right, that's right. it's kind of weird. >> stephen: what do you do? do you three away trees on ede? >> we don't. >> stephen: it's fun. they burn really well. mohammed, have you ever seen first drafts? >> yes, i have. >> stephen: so you know what we're going to do here. >> stephen: i've got a serie

dad. bl >>> finally tonight, it's the day dads wa for all year. father's day is this sunday, the day to celebrate the men in usur lives that mean so much to we ask kids, what do you love so much about your dad your grand dad, too. ♪ >> i love my dad d ecause he's smart, funny nd. >> he's always there for me. he just loves to be around me and i love to be around him. >> e makes the best pancakes ever. >> he loves me as much as i love him. >> when he comes, the fun starts to happen. >> he's really funny and he always tells me at these jokes rack me up. >> he teaches me things that i never knew before. ♪ >> i like to garden with my dad. >> my favote thing to do with my dad is watch movies. >> my favorite thing to do with my dad is play lacrosse. >> we cook brownies d cookies. >> we do science experiments. >> i like to watch golf with my grandfather. >> we goiding horses. >> nice one that spends time with you. >> they care about you. and they always love you. >> tries to make sure you're always happy. >> they know how to bring you up when you're down. >> he shows you different kind of good things. >> a good grandpa is de caring and conte like a good dad. >> the young man and littlest holt that

later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder whole family. also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look at i want that man and executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw destroying their lives. as he should be. because. that's what i mean i want me. to. hold. on while i was on the howard government. always experience in that reasoning to say ok. the election is in the bag coming to school in the house. when containment and then and there have been moved can you. hear michelle i became a national then cancer most and. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside i. hope all isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each ki

dad grumpy? >> well, my mom sometimes makes my dad grumpy. [ laughter ]t >> w your dad's favorite song? compton." [ laughter ] >> "gucci gang." >> what's something ur dad always says? >> no. >> no. [ light laughter ] >> the f word. [ laughter ] >> what is your dad's biggest secret?>> hat i'm his favorite. >> i'm his favorite. >> that i'm his favorite. >> he said it to me. >> every single night, he says that to me. >> what's your dad's biggest secret? >> i think he almost got run over by jennifer aniston. [ laughter ] >> what does your dad like to wear? >> d.j. shirts. >> d.j. shirts? >> that mes skeleton! [ light laughter ] >> what es daddy like to wear? >> mommy's clothes? [ laughter and applause ] >> why does daddy love you? >> because i'm in his family. >> we're his daughters and we are the only person here all the time. >> is there anything else you want to say to your daddy? >> that i love him. very much. h >> and i favorite. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. ee [ ch and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jim

>> these are air dads. >> air dads. >> lance summerfeld co-founder of city dads group which connects ers around t cherynt. th feelaw comfortable wearing. the dads we see, chaperoning field trips, ones at doctor's appointments, helping their kids with home work. >> dad wear is anesthetic. dictated most of all by comfort. >> this is a more mon chromatic look than i am used to with you. >> really the only thing i had that was clen today. >> got it. >> for gavin boyle, the dad look comes naturally. he is a father of two. and a senior producer at cbs sunday morning. so, for all of our sakes, this better go well. >> this is the weekend look. and you could use this for -- anything, from, from -- >> well, from anything to mowing the lawn to home depot. things i do during the weekend. >> comfortable? >> it's comfortable. >> talk about downtown. your pants. >> what about them? they're jeans. >> and erika russo turns out. >> erika, gavin. >> gavin, nice to meet you. >> likes them. >> assess his look. >> yeah, gavin, you know, he is rocking actually the look that we are talking about right now. k

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dad. his dad was never an immigrant, he was a foreign student to ca to america, studied, and went back to kenya. who influenced him more? the mom or the dad. the answer, his dad. father." "dreams of my describesk, obama taking a trip to europe and to kenya to learn more about his mother and father's heritage. history trip to kenya as described in over 100 paget -- his trip to kenya with described in over 100 pages. he talked about weeping at his 's grave and the moment of a pip anywhere hisr's -- and a moment of you t -- and a moment of epiphany. people say, where are you getting it all from and i am getting it from obama himself. host: gary, miami, florida. caller: thanks. theyou cover in the movie fact that obama says he attended reverendright's church for more than 20 years and he did kw whateverend wright was saying even though reverend married him and his wife, blasted psalm, baptizes children, and the fact that reverend wright prior to that had been a black muslim and often accompanied farrakhan to toisaffi?o viff and can you comment on this picture that just surfaced of obama? the matteressence of is that obama moved in very radica

dad. how about advice from a mean dad. >> he's a good guy but tom shillue is a fox news contributor and the author of the book "mean dadser america." a great book and a great guy. thanks for being here. >> thank, pete. >> give us the mean dad's perspective here. >> dads aren't mean enough anymore. >> i agree. >> i was raised by a mean dad. people say, oh, your dad -- your book is about abuse? i'm not no. wlike no.we did what we were suo do. my dad used to reach for the belt. he never had to pull it out. as long as the kids are scared -- that's why you think, instill fear. as long as you're afraid, my dad never had to punish me. there was no punishment because iz was so scaished i never did anything wrong. >> don't play fair. if you're playing chess or something you don't pretend to lose to make your kids happy? >> no. i'm in the process of beating my daughter at chess right now. we paused the game. do not let them win. the world is not fair. when they say dad, that's not fair. the world is not fair. life is not fair. >> look at your two girls. >> look at that. that looks like a mean dad right there. >> i'm not mean o fa

she decided to interview her dad about her dad's unique truck. it's a head-turner. about this truck. and looks like he's coming and going at the same time. not quite. the engine, which is nice and updated, is in the front. the other front is really just a dummy. instead of headlights, there's parking lights. imagine pulling up behind this thing and seeing that in your windshield. >> you're going the wrong way. >> eric had this truck for a while. he's done a lot of work to it. he says, you can't drive this without it putting a smile on your face. >>> this video starts off with a beautiful photograph of becca and michael on their wedding day. they could not wait to start their life together and started by building a family. unfortunately, life had a different plan for them. they discovered they were infertile. the video goes from that unfortunate news to their journey into conception. when their parents found out, they became very active making sure they became grandparents. pecca and mike weren't in positions to pay for fertility treatments. the grandparents decided,

. >> reporter: every birthday michael's mother recounted the story of how an officer helped his dad dadim at home. >> years ago, it was the first day i delivered you. that's why i rermembered the address. >> at the house, in the bedroom% by my level. >> that was me. >> get the hell out. >> i'm like, wow, is this happening right now. i just extended my hand, i said that is me. my name is michael patterson, a pleasure for meeting you and helping you deliver me. >> this is the home where michael was been and raised. >> reporter: matthew michael and his home had a chance to return to the scene of his birth 27 years later. what was going through your mind? >> at that point i didn't have any children of my own. i had never seen, it experienced it, and i was just trying to recall academy days of my training. >> reporter: they train in the academy for this? >> a brief segment. much too brief. >> yeah. >> reporter: but the reunion of the families almost didn't happen. >> i'm not thinking about, you know, a, why don't you get out of the car and take a picture together, that's not going through my

are dipping down again today and then tomorrow will actually be our coolest day to celebrate dad because dadsusly so cool. we will be closer to average if not just below. taking a look at what we're forecasting for tomorrow as opposed to what our average temperatures are, just about a few degrees difference. closer to an average temperature but that's going to change. here are our highs looking forward for the rest of the day. 60-degrees in half moon bay. our coolest temperatures along the coast. 74 in mountain view, 71 in hayward. our warmest temperatures are going to be in the far east bay, brentwood 84, 83 in antioch, 79 in fairfield, close to 80 in livermore. this is the first weekend of the alameda county fair, you can hit that up, 75 degrees. the stern grove festival will be chilly so you'll need a sweater. this is the last weekend for the san mateo fair. >> you can see the temperatures start to cool down moving into sunday for father's day with those clouds, especially around the bay and along the coast. then, by monday, those temperatures start to rebound and then by midweek, we're go

she got up, ran to tell dad, fainted. dad went and investigated. he found an old termite mound.t was inside? 140 cobra hatchlings. >> that's a problem. it's like madoosa lost her weg. >> and they found two adult males and one female near by. >> nobody got hurt, right? they were able to rescue them -- >> stop rationalizing this. this is terrifying me. >> all of the snakes are gone now. suddenly they will notice an explosion of rodents in their eyilikh w those snakes back. >> okay. maybe one snake. it was a family reunion that was unnecessary. >>> on you tube he goes by the name mr. beast. he should have chosen mr. big. everything he does is just a few notches above 11. >> wow. >> yes. >> he is doing what we have all been wanting to do since the day we got our first legos. that's to put them together into one awesome drivable working lego car. >> yes. >> it is believable. >> with a lego car. >> you want a sports car. >> tomorrow you could change it. >> could we get butterfly doors? >> we have been putting this on the open road, guys. >> well, of course. that's why i said mr. big,

dad, dad, i want one so bad!y which was cool and since then i fell in love with it. >> reporter: it is racing and it's not a surprise that haley would be attracted to it. her father is brian deegan, the most decorated freestyle motocross rider in x games history. so it's not unusual haley would gravitate toward racing. it's her rapid rise in the sport that is extraordinary. she has won championships through all of her introductory series before settling on nascar. >> nascar is a really male- dominated -- almost the only sport left that has that uniqueness of of just being a man's sport when girls can't come into it. it takes a specific type of girl. i'm like this aggressively personality where it's, like, i want to get stepped on. i won a lot and i found myself like, hey, what's the next challenge? what can i do next to start winning? what's the biggest form of racing in america? nascar! and i was, like, let's try that. >> reporter: so far, so good. in her first full year on the knn west circuit, haley has two to

dad. people sometimes describe his dad as an immigrant but his dad was never an immigrant. his dad was a foreign student who came to america, studied and went right back to kenya. lived his whole life over there. now who influenced obama more the mom or the dad? the answer is the dad. the source is obama himself. he wrote a book titled "dreams from my father." this was autobiography. when he was young he went to europe to learn about his mother and his trip to kenya to learn about his father. his trip to kenya is described in over 100 pages. his trip to europe is described in four paragraphs. he identified with his father. he talked about weeping at his father's grave and a moment where his father's dam became s dreams. this is out of the mouth of obama. in the movie i play obama's own voice taken from his audio book describing all this. so in a sense people say where your getting it all from? i'm getting it all from obama himsf. >> gary in miami, florida, republicanline. >> yeah. hi. thanks dinesh. i was wondering, did you cover in the movie which i'm sorry to say i didn't

dad started it and i've continued the celebration >> and your dad was he the founder of the park? >> no, he was not. a man named john g lancaster the onlyfrican-american commissioner of st. mary's e park is named after him. >> gcha. your daddad started the organization. >> okay. so tell us what's going to be happening tomurrow during the se of the day. >> it's free like i said. we going to have gpel music, stacey lat sole will be here. we're having man from waington, d.c. named archie jazz musician. al type of gospel music free moon bounce, pony rides everything. ta it's all day itrts at noon, right. noon.rts at es till 8:00 o'clock. >> you've got a good day for it. tomorrow will be a pretty nice day. >> the weekend of the year. good weekend. it's going to be a great great day. tell everydy to come out and visit us. >> absolutely great. michael brown thank you very much for talking to us. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> tomorrow the june teeth celebration 15th annual eventk in land cast in lexington park. annie, back to you. more coming up in just a minute. >>> hey, thanks souch, tony. all right. n if you've with us all morning long and you're like, hey, i'd like to one daye in st. mary's county, we got you covered we'

dad! dad, just send the money. that's all they want. >> reporter: heiko maxed out his credit cards, borrowed money from whomever he could. but it never seemed to be enough. >> as the incident grows from weeks into months, we end up with so many boards that we have to work our way down this hallway. >> reporter: daniel girsch was one of the hostage negotiators assigned to guide heiko. >> and it gets to the point where we don't think that we're making progress. heiko feels like we're not making progress. >> i just think you just hope. that's all what you have, hope. >> reporter: but hope was hard to hang on to. the kidnappers kept threatening beheadings. even worse, they put gerfa on the phone and beat her while she talked to heiko. >> sweetheart, what are you doing over there? >> i know, honey. i'm just so -- >> just tell them i don't have a million. please do that. >> i want this to stop. i know, i told them that you don't have anything but they just like asking. >> how are you doing, gerfa? >> stop that! >> i am getting worried, i'm getting so worried. >> reporter: a few seconds later the line went dead. >> oh my god! [ bleep ], i'm smoking, i got have a [ bleep ] cigarette, or i'm gonna [ bleep ] -- >> heiko, heiko -- you need to be ready. >> your frustration must be pretty -- >> frustration was immense. >> if he's not calm, then our hostage takers aren't going to be calm. so oftentimes i would have to tell heiko to, you know, be quiet, let the hostage taker speak and then we would have a chance to respond. >> reporter: and then what? how long before they tired of the game and killed the two great loves of his life? >> i've worked these cases that will last years instead of months. >> and i was thinking, "no, i'm not making it for years. i mean, there is no way." >> reporter: heiko didn't have to wait that long. three months after gerfa and kevin were taken, there was a very different phone call. and for heiko it was terrifying. >> coming up -- >> she called me really, really sad and crying. >> i felt her dark place, being a mother myself. and it was awful. >> when "dateline" continues. a. on the face of a flower girl? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. 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"take me," gerfa pleaded with the kidnappers, "let the boys go." but in response, one of the men raised his machete. >> he looked at me and he said, "did you want me to cut your son's -- your infidel son's head?" >> behead him. >> behead him. i knew right then it was religious. >> yeah, these guys are fanatics >> i knew it was more serious. this is more hostile. >> you could see the hatred in their eyes? >> i've never seen so much hate. >> reporter: gerfa had heard about abu sayyaf and their kidnappings. but she never thought for a moment that she could be a target. >> we sat there just shaking. and i couldn't stop it. the fear of death is so strong. we were surrounded by these armed men. there was no rescue, there was no sign of rescue. we were on our own. >> reporter: night came. they were prodded at gunpoint to their feet and into the jungle. and its own particular darkness. >> i constantly followed kevin. the minute he's like three feet away from me he's gone. it's like he's gone in the dark. >> reporter: and then a light, just a flash really, a car in the distance. the kidnappers seemed terrified by it and gerfa was gripped by a fear more terrible than any in her life. >> immediately someone stood really close to kevin. and i saw that silver rifle, the tip of it just went close to his forehead. and at that point i just realized, i was like, "oh my gosh, i might lose my son that night." >> coming up -- >> were you ready to die? 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>> well, exhausted. physically, spiritually, mentally -- >> and then they present you with this. >> exhausted. and you see this piece of crap. and this guy told us, "get in." and you want to resist. you want to fight it. because you know you're not an animal. >> reporter: this is gerfa's cousin. the young man who forced the kidnappers to take him so he could protect her and kevin. >> he takes the shorter place here. i would sleep here, and kevin will take the longest area of the cage because he's taller. we cannot move. we take one spot, and that's it. >> reporter: they sat in silence, forbidden to speak. they were, bit by bit, starved. fed a little rice and dried fish -- a single plate per day to share. then one night, about a week after they'd been taken hostage, the group's leader told gerfa about the price abu sayyaf had put on her head. that 10 million they demanded from heiko. >> i felt my whole body just collapsed. i knew if i cannot convince him that i don't have that money, i will never see my family again. so i looked up toward heaven. and there was this one star just blinking. i pointed at the star, this one star up in the sky. and i told them to -- if they can get that star, my husband can give them $10 million. >> reporter: gerfa knew heiko would have sent all the money they had, even as the kidnappers squeezed him by putting his terrified son on the phone. >> dadjust send the money. that's all they want. >> reporter: heiko didn't realize that the kidnappers were beating kevin as he spoke. gerfa was forced to watch. helpless, full of rage. >> he get hurt from head to toes. even though he fell on the ground, they continued to -- >> they kept kicking him. >> -- abuse him. but all he was doing was just listening to his dad. because that was the safety zone. >> reporter: gerfa's cousin threw himself on kevin, tried to shield him. [ speaking foreign language ] >> what i want is to hug kevin, protect him, and i want to take the beating. but they tried to keep me away from kevin. i cannot fight back. >> reporter: when it was over, kevin and gerfa were forced back into the cage, battered and horrified. and there was her cousin, lying in the corner, crying. >> so we were just, like, rubbing his back, trying to console him. because it was just the three of us. no one care about our feelings. how hurt we are. the world was not there for us. no one was the

dads out there. thank you for joining us, i am adam tuss. >> i am angie goff. we hope you're enjoying the weekend to the dads in the studio and dadses. like any good dad, we want you to show off your kids. you should tweet us your obpictures. >>t gets all of the praise in the world for the stuff he does. >> such a champ. that was my husband, that was our halloween get up.he i was m goose, i was pregnant. he found out that day he was going to be -- there's my father. there's wren and all of his grandchildren. that's him back in the day. my dad and mother in kor >> these are my little guys. the three of them are such a to have around and they keep me busy. t they're absolutely amazing. we're steering the ship there. she has her hand on the steering wheel. and we obviously love the beach. they're such great kids. e thank you toryone for father's day wishes. a lot of wishes on twitter anda k you to everybody out there. happy fatr's day to all of the dads. we want to know about the weather. we are grilling, hitting the pool and the links. al of tha going on. >> all of that going on and more. happy father day to you, adam. it will be a

iwanted to hug my dad, smell my dad, feel my dad, hold my dad.istmas and new years but they will forever only position in our hearts. this is bbc news. the headlines at eight. a year on since the grenfell fire, residents in west london have taken part in a silent march to remember the 72 people who died. among those who lined the route, were firefighters who attended the fire, and they were thanked by some of the people walking in the march. and this is the scene in west london , as that silent march continues to pass around the site of grenfell tower. # amazing grace. earlier in the day, a service of remembrance was attended by survivors, families and friends, representing people from dozens of nationalities.

dad. >> immediately dad just breaks down in tears. mom also breaks down in tears. the sister is there and she's also crying. they're asked to turn around. >> oh. >> how did he pull off a secret graduation? >> he said he took basically a full-time job while he went to school full time so he kind of kept it all under wraps. >> parents just want better for us than what they had. so now to see his son here in the cap and gown, all of his sacrifices make sense. >> yeah. such a beautiful moment that i'm sure the parents will appreciate for the rest of their lives. >>> we all know about that circle of life. one animal eats another one then another one. well, this video displays it in ways you don't really expect. check this out. this is in krueger national park. see that? >> oh. >> what was that? like an iguana or something. >> it is a monitor lizard in the mouth of a young male lion and people capturing the video came alongside and saw the lions laying down taking a nap. there's this watering hole because one of them found that, here comes the male buffalo and he charges. boom. hits it. >> whoa! >> well, this is a teachable moment because don't you think that lion will remember that maybe i shouldn't mess with these buffalo and try to get them? in this case, you can see it in slow motion, watch. >> landed on his feet, though. typical cat. >> he limped away, not good for a young lion. >> according to the people who filmed this, they said afterwards there were three male buffaloes in the area and they kept charging at the lions to get them away fr the watering hole. theyelike, yno whatou ain't wanted around here. now this lizard -- >> holy cow! look at the size of that. >> that is a big daddy. look at this. >> that strut, like, uh, i'm out here, what you want to do? nobody want to do that with you, go ahead, dog. >> say play through -- >> you get a free -- is that a hazard? >> uncle smitty 19 who posted it on his instagram channel, this was on a golf course in south carolina. some people say is that the same gator that was at a golf course not too long ago? nope, they're two hours a bapar. not the same gator. >> makes me wonder why they build water hazards in florida, georgia, out on golf courses. just use sand. >>> if i say the word, forthnight, you say that's 40 years, it's the biggest thing right now. we're with the ripka twins and they're going be the fortnight dance challenge. dancers you can unlock or purchase into a hat. they're going to pull them out. they're each going to try it and people on the youtube channel will vote for who wins. >> extras you can buy for your kasht character in the game. >> reminds me of, for the older ones in the crowd, you got a cell phone and used to pay a buck or two extra just for a ring tone. >> yeah. >> i knew it. anyway, first one they pull out is the hardest of them all. the breaking one. >> oh, no. >> oh, gosh, this is going to be tragic. >> so that's what they're going to have to do. they get price close because these guys are actually pretty good at dancing. they each take turns grant eed spinning on one hand for poofiv seconds is not something many people can do. the next one they pick is what many people consider to be the easiest. >> oh, goodness, this dance will not go away. >> try it. >> i can't. i have tried u i gos possle you to do it. >> come on, dadcome over here. >> hey. woo-hoo! >> see, this is the thing now that's happening in playgrounds across america. the kids are all koidoing all t fortdan fortnight dances. >> you might know the other one. >> can you do the groove jam? >> all going to make a fool -- boom, boom, i feel like i'm in old school. >> how about this one? you will like this one. the robot. >> old-school robot. >> there it is. >> hey, hey. >> now, those are moves. >> yeah. you're the winner. >>> what a great big it you've got the guts to go up to some of these cliffs. how this team spent months exploring the best of hawaii. >>> plus, kayden and cash are in a little food coma. >> chicken nuggets. >> and the struggle is real. >> oh, wow. >> what happens when mom wakes them from their snacktime slumber. >> nugg life is real. but there's one... that blows them all out of the water. hydro boost water gel from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid it goes beneath the surface to plump skin cells from within and lock in hydrat

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later he woke up in the morning and he had this dream and his daughter julie was there telling him dad poor dad he murdered me are you going to let him murder her family. this year also saw the high price people paid for putting their lives on hold as they waited for an execution. we start finding out what murder victims' families go through if you decide to say look i want that man executed it would take fifteen twenty years as much longer for it actually to happen and we just saw the effects that this had on these family members we saw it destroying their lives . for a world cup twenty eight team coverage and we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way was going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure come out you have to go i mean eighty percent of the problem here with you and you'll see all the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going left go. alone does that worry you and i'm really happy for drawing down

angry and needs to fill in the blanks with something. >> maybe he is angry at his dad because his dad killed his mom. >> his dad>> he thinks so though. >> he could be wrong. >> so who did kill debbie? dave has an opinion about that, too. who else wanted her dead? >> maybe the boyfriend that was stalking her. >> stalking her? >> this is somebody who was reported to the police and the police swept it under the rug apparently. it was an ex-boyfriend. >> of course, investigators say they did look into that and other leads, too, but they all came back to dave. and one primary motive. so some cross-examination. prosecutors said you killed your ex-wife because she was going to expose your embezzlement of the childrens' trust funds. were you afraid your father was going to find out what you were doing with that money with the trust fund? your father who lovingly put the money into the trust fund before you siphoned it out. >> i really don't like the way you are characterizing these things. >> whether you like it or not, those are the accusations. >> yeah. and they are not right. they are wrong. they are false. which pa

dad had a profound influence on me. had disagreements with all of them.. those guys were big influences on me. the biggest influence was my dad. he reminded me a lot of my dad my dad was a jewish intellectual whose idea vacation was going from one seller couch to another to read a different book or magazine or going to europe to look at museums. those guys for sure, i can come up with some other names pretty easily, but just since you brought up charles, i don't want to bring it up too much but the news about charles is just devastating. i know charles had a strange love persona on tv. a more decent and humane human being, i'm not sure you could name. he was amazing. it is a whole that i don't think never be filled without him in ourur public life. it breaks my heart that he's gone. >> you talk about people within the republican party not getting along very well. only have stuff like what happened with the ram deal where the burdenha of proof was inverted, isn't that the kind of thing that happens that will create a lot of infighting? >> yes, but i don't know that there's anybody in my circles who thought it wasn't terrible on processor policy. that's one o

dad." and dad's asleep. and i'm like, "yeah, dad is asleep." ad sleeping all the time. [ laughter ] i like need michael to get up there and haul brush or fight a fire or something. because saturday like when the show is obviously on, last saturday i was home with james. and he's like, "dad?" i'm like, "oh, no, no, dad's at wo [ laughter ] like he sleeps for a living. [ laughter ] it's so bad. we love you michael. [ applause ] >> seth: you have a new book. >> yeah. >> which is very exciting called "my squirrel days." >> yes. >> seth: and i'm very ashamed to be the only person on this panel right now who has not written a book. >> oh. >> seth: you are all accomplished authors. but this is real squirrel. yes? >> yeah. there was -- yeah. >> seth: and you did multiple photos with it. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: how -- what was it like working with a real squirrel? >> again, like a comment on my life, that was probably the most difficult thing i've ever had to do was photograph myself with a live squirrel. and at the beginning, i had all these wild

no other kid can go to coachella with their dad. >> jimmy: that's true. [ applause ] >> do cool things with their dad. you know. yeah. go to work with my dadething planned for father's day? >> okay. so this is the issue with my dad. >> jimmy: okay. >> i can't buy him a gift. >> jimmy: right. >> what would i buy you? and my little sister has it easy because she's 9. she can just do the macaroni noodle. >> jimmy: right. >> it all works. i'm like 24. i don't know if that's going to work for me. >> jimmy: mccony noodles don't go anymore, they don't fly. what do you do? >> go sentimental. then you get the waterworks and you're good. >> i leak. re you a cryer? >> jimmy: you do? >> i leak, i leak. >> get him right there and you're good. >> she knows it. she knows i leak. i leak for everything. it's like -- you know what it is in our business. you just want so, so much right. so many things to go right for your kid. >> jimmy: right. for anyone, sure, yeah. >> when she came out on "beat shazam," and i couldn't get my words together because she was doing so incredible. and then a couple of times where, you know, i just looked at her and just went, w

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dad. they're staying behind to clean the bus out. making dad clean his bus out on his birthday. >> hanging out with this is how we bingham, very large family vlog. everyone is here today. uncles, brothers, cousins, grandkids, brothers, sisters, and of course, dade. it's his 70th birthday. so they took him on a very large scavenger hunt. >> what did you get on your phone here? >> he's trying to figure out the last clue. >> something that everybody in the family feels dad has most certainly earned and deserves. >> oh! >> that's it. all you get out of dad at this point. oh, my. water works. >> what is it? what is it? >> something brought him to his knees. is it a car? >> it's halle berry. >> there it is. a nice audi a-8, full of all the features dad always wish he had. >> oh, my god. oh. >> and the whole family knows that dad loves audi. he's got one, but it's in the shop most of the time. in fact, the better part of dad's professional life has been spent on buses and on other traa that's je .>> and so we think it's time yu take something home a little bit nicer. >> and it's really fast. >> he said they're a big family with a big vlog and they give big gifts. >> hey, kids, kids, '67 mustang. keep that in mind for dad. >> happy birthday, duded. we

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. >> i am flying in her mom, her dad, her step dad and her brother.eral family member, candles, rose pedals. >> once they go through the trials and tribulations of this fake trick shot video, they get to the starting points they will take. brody takes off, when he gets to the platform on the other they've already set up. so now it's her turn. >> oh my gosh. >> the plan is she will zip line straight into her proposal. we hope she will pull herself back up. >> no, you land on the platform, that's when she sees her mom. she immediately starts crying, which then leads brody to start crying. >> this is the biggest emotional part of his life so far. so he's feeling it. >> kel see, will you marry me? >> yes. >> we hope you had as much fun as we did. thanks for watching. check o >>> tonight, the flash point on the american border. you will see the new video from inside the largest detention fa ti tillty in the u.s. where children are being separated from their parents. part of the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. churn kept in cages. and you will

dad, we've decided to name the business callan's classics. >> i can just imagine how proud your dad must be, his little girl behind the wheel, making a business out of it. >> i think he would be so thrilled and so honored and so happy. >> was dad was an incredible classic. >> sherri tells me that even though her mom supported her dad's car hobby, there was one time she put her foot down. cal was hot on the trail of a 1930 ford model a that came up for sale in a neighboring town. he was in love, but his wife, marilyn, told him he had enough cars and shouldn't spend money on another one. he was upset for months, that is until christmas morning when he found that very car waiting for him outside, red bow and all. it had been her plan to surprise him with it all along. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ ♪ >> it's the revolver that won the west. >> this is a serious piece of weaponry. >> and she inherited a slew. >> buying the guns turned him into a cowboy. it was an obsession. >> you in there? >> lawmen and outlaws alike reach for the hotshot of colt pistols. >> i was always told that it was a million-dollar gun. >> talk about bang for the buck. >> i've been looking for

dad, and profound influence on me, deep and abiding influence. i might disagree with them. i have disagreements with all of them. but those guys -- the biggest influence was my dad. my dadwas a very cerebral guy. one reason i loved irving kristol's he reminded me of my dad. a little jewish intellectual whose idea of vacation was going from one side of the couch to another to read a different book or magazine. or go to europe to look at museums. one of his only favorite hobbies was going on long walks with his sons to talk about how bad communism was. those guys for sure. i could come up with some other names pretty easily but you brought up charles. i don't want to talk too much because it is bad luck to cry on c-span. the news about charles krauthammer is devastating and i know charles had a dr. strangelove persona on tv, kind of fry and stern and all that kind of stuff. more decent and humane and mention like human being, i'm not sure you could name. he is an amazing man. it is a whole that i don't think can never be filled. it breaks my heart what is going on. [applause] >> you talk about people in the republican party not getting along very well. when we have what h

dad time. >> there. >> dad's like, i'm not taking off my glasses, my mask, i'm going to start hugging.but last but not least. time to surprise mom. everybody is quietly letting her come in. then a tap on the arm. >> oh. lance corporealesus amado jr. is ready for an ambush. his brother was called to the office. he wasn't in trouble. he immediately walks into his brother's arms the man tears are going. it's when he goes to the park, surprises mom. he's got flowers with him. mom block is really happy to see him. she was walking with a purpose. wait a minute. she starts crying, then. then. . and then she goes back for another hug and then she's got another question. >> and you knew about this? >> he wants to know, who knew about this and didn't tell me? it's okay. she's happy. >>> movie buffs, getting excited. you recognize some of these scenes the dam zell in distress, running from the dinosaur. they are everywhere. what do you do to stave day? you hire the cruddiest course you can find. >> you get jeff goldblum? >> no jeff goldblum. this super tramp, now he is trapped between two dinosau

dad's stable of racecars, including one they hoped would set the land-speed record, challenger 2. >> when my dad died, it all went away. so the car went back in the trailer. i didn't want to do it without him. >> but by 2010, danny is nearly as old as his dadt things a little differently. he wants back in. >> i always wanted to go to indianapolis and be an indianapolis car driver, and i didn't make it, and the bonneville thing has always been in the back of my mind. >> the "bonneville thing," a quest that began at the salt flats in 1960, when mickey drove 406.6 miles per hour, the record at the time for a piston-engine vehicle, if only that vehicle, challenger 1, had not broken down during the required second run. since then, a few, but only a few, racers have beaten his dad's mark. that's why, says danny, on the 50th anniversary of mickey's historic feat, he pulls challenger 2 from storage to see if he can get it in shape to officially enshrine a thompson in the 400-mile-per-hour club. >> there's only been 12 people in history to go over 400 miles an hour with a piston-powered car, so this is a pretty elite group that i'm getting in step with. >> the first crew members danny recruits -- his 31-year-old son, travis, and his wife, valerie.

80 years, 100 years, and then they closed it. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] >> daniel's dad: no, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: meeting daniel's dadnism. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] [ daniel's sister speaking french ] >> anthony: his mom, dad, wife catherine, and daniel collaborate. [ daniel's mom speaking french ] [ daniel speaking french ] >> anthony: with some debate. [ daniel speaking french ] [ daniel's mom speaking french ] >> anthony: on a super old-school farmhouse classic. the sort of thing that good times, bad times, a family could make with stuff that's always readily available on the farm. check this out. it's a hollowed-out pumpkin, layered with toasted hunks of stale, country bread, which monsieur boulud senior bakes himself. nutmeg, grated gruyere cheese, mushrooms, fresh cream from the cows, and the meat of the pumpkin. >> daniel: and a layer of bacon also, homemade pancetta. very good. oh man, it's heavy. [ daniel's dad speaking french ] >> daniel: we made it. >> anthony: is he concerned that the pumpkin's going to try to get out? daniel's dad could be something of a gaulic macgyver. you don't waste stuff aro

dad ever. what about a gift to bring home? >> i bring a ton of stuff home. he's like, hey, dad. i go, hey, buddy, give me a hug. what did you give me? >> the figure is a hit? >> he ofs that his dads a toy. >> bryce has some work to do. >> i still need to work on my dad. it's going the happen. it's about writing something down. i don't know. oh gosh. i have to do it. >> she's been a little busy. know what i mean. >> dads just want the recliner and the big piece of chicken on father's day. >> maybe a little bit of golf, too. >> i think he's talking to you, family. >>> now to another block buster and another chris. chris pine. big news for "wonder woman" fans today. he's back in the sequel. here is the first photo of chris pine seemingly back to the future today on set? virginia. he's supporting a timeless fanny pack alongside gal gadot for the seek well now called "wonder woman 1984." it's clear his character steve trevor has somehow bounced back from what looked like a lethal case of midair plane explosion. >> no! >> but how did the world war i fighter pilot end up in a members only jacket at the mall? in this just-released photo? last year, director patty jenkins shot down the i

dad. my dad was very cerebral guy. irving crystal reminded me of my dadhis idea of a vacation was going from one side of the koch of the other to read a different book or magazine or go to europe to look at museums and his idea -- one of his only favorite hobbies was going on lock walks with his sons to talk about how bad communism was. but those guys for sure. i can come up with some other names pretty easily but -- just since you brought up charles, i don't want to talk about him too much because it's a bad look to cry on c-span, but the news but charles krauthammer is devastating and the thing that people dish know that charles had sort of this dr. strangelove persona, wry and -- a more decent and humane and -- mench like -- he is an amazing man it and is a hole that i don't think can ever be filled without him in our public life, and it break mist heart what i is going on with him. [applause] >> you talk but people in the republican party not getting along well but when we have stick lie the iran deal where the burden of proof was inverted, isn't that

dad stole my rake." what a perfect gift for dad. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're a dad now. ion of experience. you have how many kids, two? >> i've got two, two daughter s. >> stephen: yes. >> and they are beautiful! they are beautiful! and i haven't seen them in weeks. ( laughter ) but-- i got books to sell. >> stephen: right. >> but i'll go home on father's day and we'll hang out. >> stephen: is it a big thing in your house? >> i don't really know. it's not really up to me. they're in charge. i have no authority in my home. ( laughter ) >> stephen: just on father's day-- >> no, pretty much every day. >> stephen: okay. >> i spoil them. not like my father. my father was tough and he was a hard-- he didn't do anything what kidsmented to do. he just did what old men wanted to do. and that is not how it works in my house. i could take my kids for ice cream three times a week. yeah. you should see want entitlement. i've spoiled them. i've made them into monsters. with the samples-- 12-year-old girls and their friends with no. no. college kid sweating his ass off back there. no! m

dad and half his mom. he hears bads thingbout his dad that type of thing.ing am i bad, narcissistic, liar, that type of th if you can't have a father as role model biologically get the son involves could you be scouts,ts boy . faith based community. choose the faith based lder carefully and encourages boys to talk with each other. boys in trouble and keep feelings to themself repress who they are. >> you've been making rounds going around the country and talking to local leaders one of the reans you're here in dc. before you go, what is the conversation that you think that yohahave to and communities have to ve with elected leaders with other pillars of the community. at there is a boys crisind erstd that boy crisises all over the world and that when boys are in crisis mode, when they don'tot have a of father involvement, they're far more like toe join isis. almost all of your isis re'suits. >> thatig jump there. >> yes. obviously most boysho fathers dt of your isisit recru almost all of them have in common lack of father involvement. not only the boys but

dad today" to surprise. and we have an international location tomorrow. >> i love it. >> wow. >> getting back on dad force one. oh, dadod he didn't do weather. >> i'm available for stand-ins. >> thank you. like it. >> watch your back, roker. thanks, al. >>> coming up next here, sarah jessica parker and the talented young woman lending a hand to her new project with an exciting new book. first, this is "today" on nbc. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. geyser! [echo]stal! [echo] crystal! [echo] geyser! [echo] crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. sarah jessica parker wears many hats. golden dwlo en globe and emmy-w designer, unicef ambassador. and mother of three. now, she's an editor in publishing. >> her new imprint is called sgp for hogarth, and her first one is "a place for us." it's about an indian family in california, torn between traditional and modern values. it was written by fatima farheen mirza

maybe you're dad was watching in on father's day.. his dad sure was.. the dad.. in any sport.. cuz he was also that good at baseball and basketball. he stuck with school and with golf.. and yesterday became just the 3rd pro-golfer ever to win a back-to-back national championship. an incredible feat considering how impossible it for most of us to even have two great golf games in a row. ( darya )and from an incredible feat to a major faux pas.. i couldn't believe my eyes when the famous phil mickelson used a move that even the biggest hack know is outta bounds.. he hits a bad putt.. and immediately decides to give it a backboard.. what??? if this was yby else he probably woulda been disqualified.. but given that tiger and all the other fan favorites were already out of it.. maybe the tourney decided to go easy on him? he got a two stroke penalty.. but hitting the moving ball like that was a huge slap in the face to golf etiquette.. other sports you may foul on purpose as a strategy.. but in golf, where you're supposed to call infractions on yourself.. a game of

several activites for your entire family (michelle) 10 dads celebrated their first father's day today.. by becoming dad's for the first time! these dads had children today. sutter roseville medical center is celebrating the new dads by giving them each a special baseball cap. one othose new dads says more than anything else... he's thankful this father's day. "everything went just as well as you can expect and um i feel blessed and extremely lucky."(michelle) surely a for having children on m -- father's day... this day will forever be extra special for those dads -- sharing the holiday with their kid's birthday!