[girls screaming] donna: go say hi to daddy. go on. hi, daddy.[♪] cool. i can skip chapters. [beeping] ah, what a family. all right. let's get dinner over with. next. next. everyone's done but you, buddy. let's go. will you stop already? oh, boy, dad's quarter trick. i can't wait not to see it. [t-rex's "20th century boy" playing on radio] alone in my basement at last. should i do my work and become partner now? i think so. ♪ friends say it's fine let's get to it. ♪ friends say it's good ted: michael? yo. we don't wanna interrupt. we're taking off. thanks for a great night. you had a fun time hanging out with me? that was a-- we-we did good, right? good night, honey. love ya. my schmeckel got bigger now that i'm older. just so you guys know that. it couldn't have gotten any smaller. [both laugh] yeah, yeah. it looked like a little tic tac. yeah. yeah. come here, i'll freshen your breath. [laughs] donna: bye, you guys. ted: bye, sweetie. trudy: good night, sweetie. [tears for fears' "everybody wants to rule the world" playing on radio] great dinne

ray upchurch created a film daddy undergoing hadder.ice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> tell us about this film. >> i didn't meet my own father until i was 41 years old. i would wonder daily who was he, what did he look like, how does he speak, how does he walk. i made a decision if there was breath in him and me, i should know who he is. so i found him. and it was ironic that he was a professor of sociology at dartmouth. so in meeting him, my first thoughts were now my questions are answered. this is how he stands, this is how he walks. and as soon as i saw him, this daddy hunger dissipated, and all i could think about was the damage was done in our community because so many children didn't have fathers in their lives. >> it is amazing at 41 years old, you had grown up. i am sure y'j told yourself maybe it doesn't matter, but obviously it did because you pursued it. what were the circumstances that led to you not knowing him until that age? >> well, you know, i say that's between my parents. my mom, it happened, i was conceived wh

. >> are you waiting for daddy?yes, did you miss daddy. >> reporter: patience did not come easy for alex rodriguez. alex had already been waiting five months for his daddy to get back home. >> we've been excited to get the boat back to san francisco so we can get back to life. >> reporter: the boat was deployed away from san francisco and hope. the job, relieve crews cleaning up the gulf. the deep water horizon mission as it was called has the aspen conducting oil skimming missions. for some crew members, it was a chance to go home. >> a good bailing to be able to help out. to make sure my family are able to enjoy the beaches. >> reporter: the time away meant wives filled with pride still had to find a way to fill a void. >> it's been hard being alone all the time and not having him here with me. there's always not a lot of communication, a lot of times it's just e-mail. >> reporter: her husband acknowledged the out of town work seemed overwhelming at first. >> it's something we don't do on a regular basis. we're ju

above him is my daddy. that is my daddy when he was at mark harvard medical school in 1930.ver here is just a bar of music . among educators my closest friend, mr. rogers, he sent me that when i was plumy one week. he did not -- he was a musician, a good musician as well as an ordained minister and also one of the greatest friends and chad could ever have in our country. yes. over here. that is my mom, by the way. mom and dad just died. mom at 103 and that at 102. when he said that to me on my mother's 98 birthday he just was so thoughtful. i don't know how he kept track of all these birthdays and everything. he just was awfully kind. >> and this is fred rogers. >> mr. rogers. yeah. and that was my reward. the only reason i kept that. my mom and dad were very worried about me when i gave up. i had gone to harvard and then oxford. when i decided to become a fourth grade teacher in the inner city in roxbury, that is boston's version of south central l.a. or the south bronx. they were really worried about me. you know, they thought a former rhodes scholar should be doing someth

caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> he's daddy's little girl.ke a vow of chastity. >> a provocative movie about a problem in america. why one bay area theater says a film about teen pregnancy is not relevant to their community and why that decision has sparked outrage. >>> he just came up and started beating him up. i have no idea. >> it's the assault that has drawn waves of support. tonight, actual sound from the day a man is said to have attacked a priest in retaliation for sexual abuse. >>> i'm hoping to be able to bring back most of the laidoff officers. >> she is taking on a job some people think impossible. jean quan's thoughts as she prepares to take over reins in

this time daddy james is the story teller. we sit at his feet and listen about stories about sara and pat and nollen. that is my brother, my sister, and me. we thought we were just as clever and smart and just as brave as the children in his story. he told stories vaguely familiar, but different some how because he told them his way. you see, i had no idea my grandfather was a functional illiterate and encouraged all 3 of us, his grandchildren to read. the way he encouraged me, he'd say y'all read to me what they taught you up at the schoolhouse today. i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would

. >> daddy. >> where is daddy? >> in heaven. >> i am thankful that we were pregnant and i have a little bit of him left over. >> reporter: jessica used his insurance money to buy this home and open a day care. she built a contractor to build a retaining wall. but last year's rain sent the a landslide. she couldn't get her day care license and fell behind with her mortgage. >> we can get this lined up for the matting. >> reporter: these veterans might not look like it but jessica says they are some of her angels. navy reservists and warriors spike shall who was a motorcycle escort at sean's funeral heard about her plithe, stepped in and organized a rally of volunteers. blue star moms raised money and survivors outreach services is getting a flag flown over her husband's unit in afghanistan. >> that will be delivered here to jessica to be flown above her home. >> reporter: there's still more to do, maybe two weeks of work. >> it's been hard but there's a light at the end of our tunnel. >> reporter: a light she says h

senator rockefeller's daddy, as you look at everybody's dad. unapologetic. he said and i want to quote some people these are his words in this book. some people even believe that we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interest of the united states. characterizing my family and me as international lists and conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global, political, and economic structure, one world, if you will. if that's the charge, i stand guilty and i am proud of it. there he is. it's not a conspiracy. and they are not doing it in secret rooms or anything. they are out in the open. they are out in the open. okay. so, the son, a democratic senator is looking now to use his power to shut down the media let's go to george soros. i told you last week about george soros. george soros' daddy was a globalist as well. he believed in something called esperanto. it is a made up language. it was designed for a one world government. it started in the 1890s, 1880s. he was fluent in it he wrote a book in esperanto for one world

. >> say daddy. you're not my daddy. >> reporter: in china, christmas has come early. santa claus. so many goods headed to the u.s. including those umbrellas. 300 more sewn today by chang yuna as the sun sets on another shift at the factory. the next generation of factory workers here in china, many of whom say they have no plans to return here to rural china, a shift from the parents and grandparents generation, but they know their place in this new dichotomy and want a piece of it. >> the average chinese saves 70% of his income. the average american, 5.3%. and in a few minutes, you're going to meet a powerful man in china who knows both america and the chinese and the competition and has something he wants to say directly to americans tonight. but right now, let's head back to new york. george stephanopoulos is there. and he's got more of this evening's news. george, good evening. >> thanks, diane. back home today, the most tangible sign yet the midterm elections may change the way washington works. so many voters left the polls on election day saying they wanted to control feder

>> that's daddy. >> reporter: reliving their separate but equally painful memories. divide in 2005. >> he makes me want to cry. >> i know, huh? >> reporter: the two former schoolmates say times have changed but the issue remains. by the 1980s, frantz had become nearly all black. ruby hopes the school can one day live up to its legacy. >> i entered this building to integrate a school. if we are going to get past our racial differences, it's going to come from our kids. but they have to be together to do that. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. thank you for watching and have a great weekend. good night. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >>ky just ask you something? did i do something to you? >> the truth behind oprah's long standing feud with whoopi. >> you think i'm mad at you. >> their emotional reunion, but have the woundses healed? >>> marie osmond, what she did after the interview. >>> heidi montag's eye opening surger

you with daddy's boy my son. he's the father instead of the fairy tales of my niece is telling the child how he fought the nazis. daddy for the war you know to live very and the birth of their second child was a miracle for all my east and he's thirty four year old wife you gania know they want to share the joy with the world would you tell me am i in the guinness book of records yet because i think i should be there for conceiving a child at my age. the desire of live in a small town or for my future and so them russia the birth of little out of tune turned them into local celebrities. all our neighbors congratulate us sixty cruise visit to their home in just a month even the local mayor says he is not getting as much publicity the visits often turned into news conferences and even though the result of his grew a little tired of all the attention they still share their daily lives with the press their only concern just how much loan this life will last most men and that of mice not thought of spam really have li

daddy fought the war you know till the very end. the birth of their child was a miracle for our my east and he's thirty four year old wife you gania nobody want to share the joy with the world would you now tell me am i in the guinness book of records yet because i think i should be there for conceiving a child at my age. the desire of live in a small town of our my dear and seldom russia the birth of little or to own turned them into local celebrities. all our neighbors congratulate us. sixty recruits visited their home in just a month even the local mayor says he is not getting as much publicity the visits often turned into news conferences and even. grew a little tired of all the they still shared it with the press their only concern just how much longer this life. most men. have lived long lives so he sobering to see his one hundred first birthday but perhaps the very unusual russian family is how they're going to live their lives some twenty years from now without my us will pass away leaving them on their own. across the regio

>> that's daddy. >> reporter: reliving their separate but equally painful memories. divide in 2005. >> he makes me want to cry. >> i know, huh? >> reporter: the two former schoolmates say times have changed but the issue remains. by the 1980s, frantz had become nearly all black. ruby hopes the school can one day live up to its legacy. >> i entered this building to integrate a school. if we are going to get past our racial differences, it's going to come from our kids. but they have to be together to do that. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news." i'm katie couric. thank you for watching and have a great weekend. good night. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering.

. >> daddy! daddy! daddy! (music) what wer >> when i saw you after so long a part we are happy that it harder and safe and our spirit tyou are home and sa >> did (music(music) >> < will polemicize san mateo bridge what a difference a day makes. remember yesterday it was foggy and overcast. >> now is bright and loot hopefully it will continue for the day let's check in with brian. >> good morning to you happy sunday. sunshine and cool temperatures and brisk winds. winds possibly 15-25 mi. an hour the gust for tonight clear skies relatively calm winds. bitterly cold temperatures getting down below freezing for the north bay and the spade valleys. so cold for tomorrow morning as well as tuesday morning during the daytime not bad mostly son sonny for monday and tuesday with high clouds. high temperatures mid to upper 50s by wednesday the clubs will be on the increased. light rain for the day the rain could get heavier earlier thursday perhaps 1 in. of rain from this mid week rain system. in the sierra today will b

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i used to tell my coaches, y'all might be the closest thing to a daddy these kids ever have, you knowg in across the nation thinking of starting a business, maybe trying to be a coach, maybe just trying to follow their dream. >> yes. >> and they're a little bit unsure, what advice would you give them? >> give them the advice that i give all the young men i coach or any lady who asks me about her son, i'd give them the same, i'd give them the same answer and it's kind of the theme of that book. number one, son, get your priorities in order. if you want to be a success in life, get your priorities in order. many times i've spoken to the national coaches association. they might be 2,000, 3,000 coaches all over the country there. one of the things i tell them is don't make football your god. because you are not going to win all your ball games, and you're going to need help from somebody a whole lot stronger than you before this thing's over or you ain't going to last. and so when i talk to young men it's the same thing. son, get your priorities in order, put god first in your life, put y

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. >> daddy went turkey hunting, and got a turkey and called it mine, but this is really mine, because i shot it. he shot the turkey, i shot the deer. . >> got that? her father says he held the gun for her, but she pulled the trigger. her father says she is well versed on techniques and safety. >>> more on the e marriage controversy we first told you about last night at 6:00. a gay couple found a legal loophole to make their marriage legal circumventing a texas law that prohibits same-sex marriage. the two obtained their marriage license exchanged their vows via skype via an fish i don't want from the district. some gay rights activists are frowning on this saying it does not advance their cause. >> it was gimmickky. >> that was a -- in texas it's illegal, which is an injustice. if one of the two gentlemen was in a car crash, his partner wouldn't have the right to see him or make medical decisions because of that marriage. >> in a 2005 vote, 76% of texans decided that marriage is only between one man and one woman. >>> up next, the jury deliberations in the chandra levy trial. stay wit

daddy was wondering what daddy was doing. luckily neither of us were on so it didn't get any worse but it really happens and we have to as a society say we will send them to war because if we ever get the war over with, we are not done with these people. these people have to get a lot of help, learning how to react. now when the s o b hawks his horn, 98765 -- i have been taught to try to get conscious about it. i have been fortunate. i got into the va program so i agree wholeheartedly there has to be more space to take -- pay the price. come on home tommy atkins, we are done with you. tommy is going to get in trouble. >> the guys i was with didn't come home. i haven't seen that unfold. they are professional soldiers. they went into their next deployment and came out. they reset back to afghanistan around the corner, came back ten days ago. i have seen that process. even at the base in italy, number of divorces and a lot of problems and drinking and barroom fights, much of that result of the changes that happened to them in co

. >> my daddy is from memphis, tennessee. >> and where does he live now?. >> and where did he live. >> tennessee. >> this will not stand. >> by the way, the number one spot on the list of cities with the most attractive people. >> that's where my mother is from. >> charleston, south carolina. >> are you calling my daddy ugly? >> according to the list. it's not my opinion. >> that's hilarious. my mother is from charleston, south carolina and my father is from memphis, tennessee. they are not opposites. >>> ladies, we know finding a pair of jeans that fit you right can be a challenge. we are here to help. we have a den imfashion show for all body types coming up after the breaks. >> poppa seymour, you know i love you. >>> and holly is putting her dancing skills to the test this morning. she's with capital movement dancing with details about a weekend event you don't want to miss. we'll be back in a minute. at least allison will be back. m >>> jazz, hip-hop, contemporary, some of the dances you'll be able to see at the montgomery college performing arts cente

i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with it, you in the past.ince i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing the -- doing. you're dumb. >> you test too much. >> the day has come. the projects are to be returned. >> see, i told you? mine was the best. i told you, dummy. besides, let me see what you guys have. >> you know, i'm leaving. after school, alice and delores park thinking about human behavior. >> i don't know what people want to -- from me, for real. i have to say i think people just want me to be perfect. but you know what? i am capable of doing anything. it doesn't matter who i am or the way i look. what matters is the effort.

i got me one and i call them daddy instead of papas. you ain't with it, you in the past.ince i guess you have nice things well you whack and because of that aspect i never ever slacked. not the female you used to date. i got a unique type situation. i'm so glad these birds they just bloop me. i speak fluently. she busy with all that blah, blah, blah. hear me out though. i'm going to leave you stern. [applause] >> in an urban high school in the science laboratory lab, two girls are discussing their project. >> you don't even know what you are doing the -- doing. you're dumb.

doesn't like it when daddy does that. >> that's role playing. >> more information than we bargainedce william and katherine are getting married should he be the next king of england? turns out plenty of people believe it should be so, however to do that, of course, prince charles would have to step aside. buckingham palace not really on board with that idea. we'll tell you why. >> but first, here's dave with a final check of the weather. >> hey, dave. >> thank you, mommy, pookie. >> and boppey. >> that's right. >> all right. let's take a check of the weather and see what is happening across the country, shall we? to the maps we government looks like we're dealing with snow rolling through sections of the dakotas, as you head into minnesota you'll see a mix of kind of sloppy stuff rolling into rain but later it should change over. as you head to the midwest, watch it, quarter of an inch to inch of rain stretching all the way down, heading to the gulf states some of the rain could be in the form of strong thunderstorms, a lot of gulf moisture rolling up. watch for sudden gusts of wind

she said i'm the only one in my class with a daddy without a job. >> i lost -- one of my losses in the senate race. >> larry: you have a great family, though. you appreciate them a lot. >> yep. >> larry: george writes in the book when i ran for governor i told people i had my daddy's eyes and my mother's mouth. great line. true? >> probably. i wish he'd said i had my -- no, he shouldn't have said that. maybe he should say i had my father's brain and left me out. maybe. yes. >> larry: we have another message from you and this is from your son neil. watch. >> i remember coming home from school oftentimes and mom would tell us what she was doing during the day, working in an incurable disease ward at a hospital or participating in a literacy program at a school or dad coming home on weekends from the congress when he was serving as a young congressman and working with inner city youth, baseball programs and that kind of thing. they devoted their lives to serving others. it's not remarkable that when they got the highest bully pulpit available in the world, the presidency, that they used i

daddy james would tell store reus about little girls named sara and pat and little boy named nollin and one he told in particular was one of my favorites. the 3 kids had a chore for the grandmother. take a basket of eggs to a neighbor's house. along the way they were confronted by a wolf, bear, snake, and fox. is they tricked that fox, and the bear and got them to the woods. it is a long, long summer and i don't have a contract, i said, maybe i'll try to write something, never written a picture book before. i sat at the word processor, i'll write my grandfather books. all 16 pages. it is usually 6 to 7 pages long. i sent it to my editor anne swarts. she was at thow publishing books. at the time she was at dial. she was right out of college and a reader. she wrote my manuscripts. she said it has possibility. there is a story in there but way too much going on. you have 3 kids, a grandmother, a grandfather, you got a bear, a snake, a wolf, and fox. a dog, cat, and a neighbor, way too much going on. if you'd like to rewrite it and shorten it some what and i'd be glad to look at it again. b

. >> he is daddy's little girl there to take a vow of chastity. >> reporter: daddy i do takes on a controversial subject comparing the success of abstinence only programs with comprehensive sex education. too controversy for some board members of a theater. they have pulled the film from their program. >> we have never had any objections or censor ship of a film, never been pulled from a screening before. we have screened in the southern states in france, in canada, and we never had an issue until marin. >> reporter: jay say she was told that two board members had an issue with two of the story lines. >> one was a single latina mother of two and the other was a single african-american mother of five. and apparently the board members didn't think that those stories were pertinent to marin audiences. >> reporter: lark theater board chairwoman told cbs 5 the film was not the caliber of film they want for marin audience but she said jay would be allowed to rent the theater and screen her film on her own but no promotional materials, not even a title on the marquis would be allowed. cassie says there

happy birthday from his big brother, daddy justin and mommy and justin your daddy is very proud of youb way to go. >> a cutie pie. if you are having a birthday we will say happy birthday on the air. sen the information at morning show at wmar.com. >>> let's look at our event of the day. this is neat. coming up in bel air coming up on saturday, it's the bel air activity center. senior council hosting an indoor holiday bizarre from 10 to 3 right at the fall activity center in bel air. they had room for 37 vendors and ended up with 98. that's how big it's going to be. so come on out. all of. of the family can get holiday shopping done just like that. it's at the right behind the mva on -- that's on route 24. and they have spacious park for you as well. >> all right. and inaugural lady's night host by cupcake at intercontinental hotel coming up in the explore are's lounge on friday november 19th from 6 in the evening until 8. they have free valet park and 3 dollars martineies and one dollar of the proceeds of the martineies and all the tips will go to living classrooms. >> good. >> that is

. >> thank you, daddy. we will head over to a couple of cameras because fog is an issue for some this morning. we had a crash in the district now gone on 295 suitland parkway. we can see just a little foggy here at colesville road, 495 moving nicely here. we will take you to our next camera in virginia where it is clear and crisp and clean on the way to the pentagon. no excuses. that is it for traffic. >> thanks, lisa. 4:54 and 47 degrees. still ahead, captured by pirates more than a year ago, a retired couple finally tasting freedom. but for hundreds of others it is not over >> a long year of captivity is over for a retired british couple in west africa. they were released sunday 388 days after somali pirates took them prisoner and they are beginning that long journey home. >> looking thinner and frailer paul and rachel chandler are safe in the hands of brezec officials. -- british officials. their first meal a breakfast of fried eggs. >> it is nice to be among everyday people. we were with people and thes

. >> the film is called the daddy i do and it was named best documentary at the cannes film festival. it examines sex education. the nonprofit theater said the movie was mistakenly added to a lineup of movie about educational pressure. the filming process programmers were offended by the sexual content of the movie. >> the social networking site facebook is expected to unveil a new service. there is facebook e-mail. according to the website it'll be similar to google's gmail. facebook insiders refer to the project as the gmail killer. analysts say it's a logical addition to the other things that facebook has. >> on paper tonight high school game of the week could even be beginning of the year. it features two powerhouses, both unbeaten and both ranked above -- among the best in our state. it's going to be de la salle high school versus california high school. three it is crisp and it was clear after tonight. in a standing room only. this -- these are the de la salle high school fans. they're already leading the grizzlies 7-0. they order 45 points again. and california high average is