. >> daddy. daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. i can't get out my daddy. >> many of colorado's most violent convicts are sent to the limon correctional facility, a level four penitentiary on the eastern plains of the state. but when they get into trouble here, they go to administrative segregation, a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> segregation is basically the jail within the prison. and that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. >> take that camera somewhere else. >> our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors down. >> this is what i think of your story. >> i believe he threw -- well, he threw a liquid substance under the door. it smelled somewhat suspicious, so we're going to go report that. yeah, he threw pee under the door. >> did he? >> yeah. >> better double-check. >> okay. >> we soon learn that hall's anger had really begun the day before. >> he started off yeste

to talk to daddy, that he is with them and they can talk to him at any time that, that daddy can hearhem, and that daddy flies around and protects them. that's all i've told them. >> shepard: katy leon and bernadette al half. i'm very sorry. thank you. we'll be right back. >> shepard: 17 minutes before the hour. we're getting a stunning inside story on one of the biggest school cheating scandles ever heard of. teachers locking themselves inside school rooms, erasing students' wrong answer on standardized tests and making the answer right. the motive, according to investigators, was greed. we're getting the details from the star witness, teacher who wore a wire to help investigators that it brought them down like the brought down the freaking mob. she said it went all the way to the top. principals, school administrators, even atlanta's former superintendent of schools, this woman. investigators say those high test scores got her some huge perks. she was, for instance, superintendent of the year. even honored at the white house. she' also got a reported half million dollars in bonuses

daddy, and it's got a picture on it. >> dad? >> oh. >> daddy! do you love it? >> yeah. yeah. >> oh, it breaks your heart. >> but you have this daddy right now. you can go to bed with him. >> yeah. >> do you love it? >> yeah. >> that's tough to watch. you're happy for her, but your heart goes out to her. so your family thought it would be cool if they took her to disneyland, and snow white, as you see, takes her to the wishing well, and asks her to make a wish. of course alyssa is going to wish for what? >> her daddy to come true. >> guess whose dream is about to become a reality. >> oh! >> come on, that is the best coming home i have seen. normally you would think a little girl would be kicking it with snow white, but dad is more important at this point. >>> it's the disturbing beat down video heard around the web. >> he is hitting his daughters with a television cable. >> the story behind a father's rage that has the world outraged. >>> and a pilot makes a dramatic emergency landing when -- >> he heard a thud. >> but the drama doesn't end >>> i want to warn you that th

yes, daddy? i want you to get right to your homework.ith walter on the phone. i won't, daddy. that's my little girl. and remind your mother to say grace. well, what's wrong, doreen? you don't approve of saying grace? i don't give a fart in a windstorm. whatever gets you through, you know? yes, well, so danny, did you catch any tv this afternoon? yeah, a little. oh, tarbrush? oh, no. he wasn't exactly on yet, but while i was waiting i watched a program on stress dynamics, in moving bodies. kind of a physical science kind of a program, you know? it was really informative and i got a lot out of seeing the gravitational aspects of the physical chemistry kind of science, kind of-- [music] ♪ everybody's looking, but they can't get away from here ♪ knock, knock. oh, hi, dad. can i talk to you for a minute? sure. come on in. thank you. doreen, i was wondering if i could get you to turn that down. i have to talk to mary ann. okay. in private. hey, no problemo. oh, what i meant was, i wanted to talk to her alone. what? i said, i wanted--never mind

he wants to play with daddy. >> mommy gets closer to the action. you can analyze how many toys this baby has and how many he's put in the bathroom. >> what are you doing? >> we've seen him put a few toys in tre already. when you get a look in the bedroom, that kid has still got more toys to go. >> he's doing it one by one. >> and take a look at the bathroom. >> oh wow. >> my favorite part is the cat. the cat is like -- i told you not to bring that baby home. >> i like this guy's logic here, he's like if dad sees the toys, maybe he'll want it start playing with them. >> he knows when he sees toys, he'll want to start playing with them immediately. he thinks daddy just needs some play time. >> guys are about to witness an innovation in sports medicine. a romanian soccer game. apparently the guy was injured. no stretcher on hand. you wheel out the motorized wheelbarrow because there happens to be one of those just hanging around. there's the injured player there in the red. they pick him up, the medics in the green little vest here. the dude is loving

it's called "daddy." uh... at least it's, uh, uh, a family song. ♪ daddy! you abandoned me!no "elderly prostitute." bobby, you said you talked to him. uh, i did, kinda. but then he wiped our record clean. ♪ daddy! you're my enemy! (sobbing) ♪ you are my enemy! my enemy! both: ♪ you are my enemy! my enemy! ♪ ♪ my enemy! no, don't. it's just me, just me, just me. ♪ my enemy! oh, sorry. ♪ you, you, you! ♪ the itsy-bitsy stripper climbed up the brassy pole ♪ ♪ down came her legs and wrapped around my soul ♪ ♪ weave your web of your sexy web ♪ ♪ weave your sexy web around me ♪ ♪ weave your web, weave your naughty web ♪ ♪ around my body, my beautiful body ♪ ♪ my beautiful legs, my beautiful torso ♪ ♪ weave that web around me... gene: hurdles on a beach? what are those silly little skin bags up to now? wait a second. this can't be. ow! uh, guys, you might want to buy seats now, for tomorrow's event. zeke: "nudecathlon." that sounds like decathlon, but nude. they're naked and old and they're bringing home the gold! go! you go talk to him! all right. tommy, listen, there's something

no, daddy's not at the doctor. daddy's locked up.ie to my kids. >> [ laughing ] >> you hear me? i love you. i love you more. even though i've slacked and i'd be less of a man to not admit that through addictions, i did neglect them somewhat, but even in my neglectful states, i was always a great father. say a-b-c-d-e-f-g h-i-j-k-l-m-n-o-p i'll be damned if i let them grow up without a father like i did. i don't know who my daddy is, so if i was to ever meet him, i'd probably hit him in his mouth. dude's been making up songs. >> does he? >> he got one called "my money in my pocket." he goes... my money in my pocket money in my pocket. narrator: while voltz strives to be a father to his children, he must also reconcile his relationship with deuce's mother. >> thank you for sending that money or giving them the money to send. >> check. >> raise it to me. >> i got me some hygiene products. i ain't ordered no food yet. tell him i love him. spider-man! all right. i got to go. >> money in his pocket. >> he got money and he ain't [bleep] me

. >> daddy! >>> here is one. disney's game of thrones. ♪ >> we have the crazy match up and the creators behind it. >> this is not a backyard production. >> actually, it is. >> monkeys go haywire. a gadget that will -- >> make your hair curl. >> i have two videos for you guys of moms behaving in complete lly different ways. this is on a bus in hartford, connecticut. listen to this mom. [ inaudible ] [ bleep ]. >> this woman is apparently in an argument with another passenger on this bus. she has a very small child in her lap. you are going to feel worse for the kid. this argument escalates and you hear this woman say someone grab my baby. someone grab my baby. i'm going to -- watch that happens. >> [ bleep ]. >> oh my god. [ bleep ]. >> she gets up and she just tosses her baby into the lap of a stranger. typically women say i'm going to take off my earrings and tossed them. she's probably wondering, why am i not mother of the year? in this video, this is from detroit, michigan. this woman with her h-year-old son.

and crash tag where is daddy's pig because they took my kidney when they meant to take my colon i ask. so tanky mark the artist taxi driver has been on a rampage pushing the pig across london all the way to the trough at ten downing street and this is in protest of the privatisation of the n.h.s. here's chunky mark with his own reasons for doing this ok we need to see me they are structured started in my were finished nice broken. to become and he's got them and about a privatized ration of the n.h.s. a bow of it they would let me push my pick up the road about to leave it at that guy because of the abusive references and. he just didn't like the picture but over there is the government and their primary purpose is to move public money into private pockets right ok the n.h.s. the national health service that it's got to be privatized right because there's a lot of debt for the n.h.s. then loaded up with of debt it's just a simple organization that does its job finding well i compared to manchester united ok there's a simple football team that the glazers came in they load it full of d

am i right or is my daddy?the most remarkable thing is that the prime minister replied in her own hand, in a very straightforward letter which took the question seriously. she said, however good we try to be, we can never be as kind, gentle, and wise as jesus. there will be times when we do or say something we wish we had not done and we shall be sorry antry not to do it again. she was always reaching out, trying to help in characteristically uncoded terms. i was once sitting next to her at some city function and in the midst of describing how high its rose to serfdom -- she suddenly grasped my wrist and said very touch thely, don't duck pate. it is very fattening. she described her own religious upbringing in a lecture she gave. she said she often went to church, twice on a sunday, as well as on other occasions during the week. we were taught there, always to make up our own minds and never take the easy way of following the crowd. her upbringing of course was in methodism, to which this country owes a huge de

i've explained to them that daddy's an angel and daddy's always with them and daddy loves them very muchi have not went into detail. i think they're too young for that right now. >> it's an appalling story, and i'm so sorry i've had to talk to you under such tragic circumstances. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> really, words can hardly begin to describe how angry i am about what's happened here in terms of the complete breakdown in any kind of official authority or checking or anything from the gun to him being released early by mistake to all of it. a catalog of mistakes that should never have happened that have led to your husband being shot dead in cold blood, and it is an unforgiveable series of errors by a variety of people. but for now, thank you very much, katie, for joining me, and to you, bernadette. i wish you all the very best in rebuilding your lives and particularly for your three young girls. i hope you can find a way to do that without the great distress that you must be feeling overwhelming you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> an awful story. >>> coming next,

hello, mommy, daddy. good to see you. how are you? i'm not drunk. why would you say that?new squeeze penny. i'm not your squeeze. there is no squeezing. i can't see her. center her in the frame. here you go. cute, huh? she's not indian. so she's not indian. the boy is just sowing some wild oats. no, no, no there's no sowing, no squeezing and no sucking face. what if he gets her pregnant? is this little hotsy-totsy who you want as the mother of your grandchildren? what right do you have to pick with whom i can have children with? look, rajesh, i understand you're in america. you want to try the "local cuisine." trust me. you don't want it for a steady diet. now you listen to me. i am no longer a child and i will not be spoken to like one. now if you'll excuse me, i have to go throw up. what's wrong with him? i don't know. maybe it's the local cuisine. okay, well it's nice to meet you. i'm just gonna set you on down over here. and i'm gonna leave, so namaste. and fyi, you'd be lucky to have me as a daughter-in-law. she's feisty. i like that. crow's feet, laugh lines? meet yo

. >> i wish for daddy to come home. sfwlu wish that daddy would come home. >> ah.ow your disney fairy tales, you know snow white's wish. that someday my prince will come. that's exactly what one little girl wished for. here's jeanne moos with her happy ending. >> reporter: when snow white has you by the hand and you're headed for the wishing well at disneyland, you better come up with a good wish. >> melissa has had a hard time with her father being gone. she's a daddy's girl. >> reporter: with daddy gone for seven months to afghanistan, no wonder 4-year-old alissa brown gave snow white this wish. >> daddy come home. >> hide your eyes. don't peek. ♪ i'm wishing ♪ i'm wishing ♪ for the one i love >> and while alissa was wishing, not peeking, who should appear? >> hi, baby. >> but the one she loves. we'll let alissa give you the play-by-play. >> i give him a big hug. >> a hug she's happy to recreate sitting in their san diego home. >> reporter: you know, scott, i kept expecting you to pop out of the wishing well. ♪ >> that would have been a pretty cool trick, but we

that's a cool "g," daddy-o. now you got to let it ride. on what? come on, jerry. i don't wanna lose this feeling. let's go down to otb. we'll put some

and hash tag where is daddy's pig because they took my kidney when they meant to take my colon i ask. so tanky mark the artist taxi driver has been on a rampage pushing the pig across london all the way to the trough at ten downing street and this is in protest of the privatisation of the n.h.s. here's chunky mark with his own reasons for doing this ok we do this media is text your stomach in my we're finished nice broken. to to become and he's got them in about a privatized action of the n.h.s. about a bit they wouldn't let me push my pick up the road about to leave it there because of the abusive references and. it's just stupid like the peak. over there is the government and their primary purpose is to move public money into private pockets right ok so the n.h.s. the national health service and it's got to be privatized right because there's a lot of debt for the n.h.s. they haven't loaded up with of debt it's just a simple organization that does its job finding well i compared to manchester united ok here's a simple football team that the glazers came in they load it full of debt

that's daddy's big trough all right state's amber thanks so much for being. report thank you my state did for the second half a whole lot more. well into the future goodness computers these days so super isn't ready for that a russian research is have got a few ideas that could make cognitive computing a reality what about the process or check out a radical new architecture that promises unparalleled power design for the stars and is that got you all hot under the collar don't worry because the latest cooling systems ensure neither you nor the globe's top super computers break a sweat. on along with the future. thank you. for that international in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to. new york. m. f. ing crusader is the website uncorrelated investments dot com mark welcome back to the kaiser report good to be back max all right mark you call yourself an effing crusade to remind the audience of what happened with m.f. global and why it still matters today ok i'm off global was a one point six billion dollar theft of customer money and they can be technica

national retailer printed up t-shirts the boys, smart like daddy, the girls, pretty like mommy. in the 1950's, two years ago. when men speak out and get more successful they are better liked but women are less liked. i think we can change that. now is our moment to change that. if we understand the stereotypes and how they are holding us back, they can change. >> jon: how much is access to the halls of power and how much is the ambivalence for women evening amongst themselves because it seemed easier to change the access to power than to change the cultural pressures that women face. i think women face very, very strong cultural pressure. >> huge. i think you have to change both. we haven't changed both. that's where we are where we are. this holds women back. my friend rachael was talking about the book she's five. what if i told you if daddy did better at work everyone likes him more and if mommy does better at work people liked me less well. she said mommy, i would do less well at work so people will like me. if we all lean in and start applauding girls for leading arc playin

daddy yankee. >>> son daddy yankee, y sus muchachos y los que seguimos trabajando por este gÉnero. >> viÓ visiblemente emocionado cuando los integrantes del el volo interpretaron uno de sus grandes Éxitos. s carlos vives puso a bailar a todos con el brasileÑo michel telÓ. igual pasÓ cuando wisÍn y yandel subieron al escenario. >>> wisÍn y yandel ellos terminaron llevÁndose consigo 2 premios, y el aplauso del pÚblico. el toque polÍtico lo pusieron chino y nacho. a todos los polÍticos en mi pais. para que sigan el ejemplo de chino y nacho en la mÚsica. no dividan, unan. >>> presentÓ el premio por el Álbum tropical del aÑo. >>> quiero dar el premio a las vÍctimas y familiares de las tra daj desagradable que pasÓ en boston esto va para ellos. >>> mÉxico y puerto rico se dieron la mano, cuando los chicos mana >>> cantaron a dÚo con robi drÄco rosa. la famosa banda de rock ganÓ el premio como grupo del aÑo. fueron reconocidos con el premio de la esperanza por su incansable labor a favor de la protecciÓn del medio ambiente. por cierto, esta fue la primera presentaciÓn pÚblico de su vocalista

. >> that's cool stephen: you've got go-daddy there on your jacket. >> you noticed that. stephen: you have sponsored all over your car, right? >> that's right stephen: could i interest you, could i interest you ( cheers and applause ) >> absolutely. i'm going to make that call because i feel like go daddy will be so happy when i perform well after walking by my car and putting put in such a good mood when i see this face. >> stephen: danica, it was called the colbert bump, all right? boom. thank you so much for joining us. we'll be right back. that's it for the report, everyb captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hi, everybody. welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. i said it before but i'll say it tonight and mean it-- our guest to

. >> that's cool stephen: you've got go-daddy there on your jacket. >> you noticed that. stephen: you have sponsored all over your car, right? >> that's right stephen: could i interest you, could i interest you ( cheers and applause ) >> absolutely. i'm going to make that call because i feel like go daddy will be so happy when i perform well after walking by my car and putting put in such a good mood when i see this face. >> stephen: danica, it was called the colbert bump, all right? boom. thank you so much for joining us. we'll be right back.

you will be my good daddy, and i will be your little girl, but your little girl eventually wanted to grow up, and that is when our marriage got in trouble. tavis: how concerned were you about what your little girl was going to pick up when she read this book? >> i kept warning her and warning her. i said, i am going to tell the truth. her name is fernandez, to whom the book is dedicated. fernanda, whom the book is dedicated. i said i am going to tell the truth about the daddy, and i am going to be fair, but i have to talk about both sides. i cannot just talk about him being not good for me without saying i was not good for him. i think he married the wrong woman. he wanted to change me. one of the most shocking things he said very early in the marriage. he said, this is wonderful. we are going to travel a lot. you will which show business, and we will go here. he said that -- he will quit show business, and we will go there. he said that casually. did i hear right? you are going to quit show business? i remember saying, what did you say? he said, we will talk about that some other ti

with lieutenant brown's picture on it. >> i miss you, daddy. >> reporter: this was the day when daddy his daddy, playing and cuddling. there is a down side to going to washing well and making your kid's wish come true. alyssa told her parents -- >> my next wish is for a puppy. wish for a puppy, no, we got a brother instead. >> reporter: maybe that wishing well worked a little too well. >> puppy. >> i don't think snow white can bring a puppy. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> just daddy. >> reporter: new york. >> you could try, though. >> that is too much. >> you're a puddle. >> you have to take it from here, berman. >> "starting point" back in a moment. hello! how sharp is your business security? can it help protect your people and property, while keeping out threats to your operations? it's not working! yes it is. welcome to tyco integrated security. with world-class monitoring centers and thousands of qualified technicians. we've got a personal passion to help your business run safer, smarter, and sharper. we are tyco integrated security. and we are sharper. the act of soaring acros

daddy in their own body in the every day she says mother body in the body in a syria or saudia in arabic. but. by. when she was in syria nuffin was a primary school teacher a mother and grandmother taught her how to embroider traditional the deacon only but when she was a child now trying to make some money she works as a seamstress. sit by keep thinking about the people who are still there i think about my relatives her mother and her father they're still there they're all still there. very few people could come here. my darling my sweetie how are you there how my sisters and i think ok i wish you good health. welcomes them renner the older brother's wife makes a point of calling her mother in damascus every day today is a special occasion because it's mother's day in syria in this day and usually we visit tears my sisters and my brother come to the home of the family you research to give out here on the north. island. i never believe that you are you for my to this room consider to die. my mom diffused because it showed you how. you would resist and you would have never been seen here

. >> that's cool stephen: you've got go-daddy there on your jacket. >> you noticed that. stephen: you have sponsored all over your car, right? >> that's right stephen: could i interest you, could i interest you ( cheers and applause ) >> absolutely. i'm going to make that call because i feel like go daddy will be so happy when i perform well after walking by my car and putting put in such a good mood when i see this face. >> stephen: danica, it was called the colbert bump, all right? boom. thank you so much for joining us. we'll be right back. that's it for the report, that's it for the report, everyb [announcer] hulk hogan hammering away... get him, hulk! come oulk! here comes the hulk! oh! hulk's the man. [deandra] i have a question, though. what's going on with hulk hogan's hair? it's blond and yet it's silken like that of a chinese man. ah, yes. that is hulk hogan's signature look-- blond chinese hair and the skin of a hot dog. it's awesome. the whole thing's fake, but it's really awesome. fake? what the hell are you talking about fake? it's not fake. those guys got b

i realize that that is just the place that i kind of -- daddy's got a go there. that is what we do. tavis: does that trouble you or bother you? the acting is the acting. but this is real life. does it trouble you when you hear your daughter on the phone telling your wife daddy is actually in a good mood and you know that he has to do with the stuff that you brought home with you in the office? >> i guess, yeah, it does trouble me. but i also know that i'm pretty good at making sure that i don't take it too far and that i'm able to connect with my wife and connect with my children and step outside of it. also, you have to understand. withds and my wife grew up actors. they know that is the deal. that has been their life in the beginning. they also know that, when it's over, it's over. i did this movie "murder in the first," and i was really skinny and i was being beaten all the time and locked in a cell. i was covered with dirt and i was in a really dark place. the day we wrapped, we went to hawaii. there is a sure that i have for my head is shaved and i am emaciated holding my littl

i'll be the daddy tiger! - see my baby, meow, meow? - hi, little baby. i'm your daddy tiger.rry pancakes? - my favourite, meow, meow! - roar! roar! i'm a dinosaur! - watch out, prince wednesday! - stomp! stomp! stomp! i want to play! i'll be the dinosaur! - there is no dinosaur in house! - why not? roar! - because you'd wake the baby. waa! oh, it's ok, baby. shh. baby, go to sleep! - oh, ok. (katerina humming and shushing) - breakfast is ready! mmm! strawberry pancakes! - and milk for the baby. it's time to eat, baby. - strawberry pancakes? and milk? i want to play! roar! - hey! - dinosaur! the baby is eating right now! - oh, but i want to play house too! - hmm, do you want to be the brother?

i bet you pulled that trick on my daddy in florida. he couldn't handle the weight. think you're better than me. you think you're better than him? look, let me just state for the record i think you're both better than me. ok. my boys! my dad! my grandpa! oh, come on! what happened to him? he was trying to lift the tv. that tv? oh, no. it's go time. [bones crack] ohh! why didn't anybody tell me? it was bolted down! well, i still thought you could do it. me, too. all: mandelbaum, mandelbaum, mandelbaum! fellas, fellas look, i got to go. oh, yeah that's right, go. put us all in the hospital, and you ruined our business with all your... macho head games! i didn't ruin your business. yes, you did. there's nobody there now at the magic pan to roll the crepes. we got to close it up. don't you hire people to do that? each crepe has to be hand-rolled by a mandelbaum. that's what puts the magic in magic pan! so you just need some guys that could roll 'em? yeah. i think i can help you out. i'll see you later. hey, i can't see the tv! here. you think you're better than us don't

mama, daddy's coming home. mama." don't you want i robert? don't you want it? robert zwelinzima, man about town, with a white suit that have never seen even the parliamentarians wearing. robert, here is a walking stick to match the color of your suit. beautiful, robert. a newspaper under your arm. i can't read. oh, your wife will see that in the pictures. robert, you think these bloody fools that walk up and down with the papers, they can read? you'll be surprised, they're just looking, get the pictures. they don't want to talk to you. robert, let me show you something. what i do with the money that people pay me? i do not sit on it and be comfort like they do. robert, i do things that develop my people's dreams. robert zwelinzima, man about town, will walk in front of the great city of the future. the city of the future. lovely. ok bazaar. that is where we also. ok bazaar, main street, johannesburg building society for whites only. stren street, barclays bank all over the bloody world. mutual insurance company, john foster square. be careful, they run the coun

as he said, my daddies eyes and my mother's mouth.me and proudly presented his mother with a dinosaur tailbone he had ghter]ed in his pocket. we know about the young man who met the love of his life at a dinner party ditching his plans to go to bed early and instead talking with the brilliant and charming woman late into the night. we know about the father who raised two remarkable and caring and beautiful daughters, even after they try to discourage him from running for president. they said, dad, you are not as cool as you think you are. mr. president, i can relate. [laughter] now we see president bush the grandfather beginning to spoil his brand-new granddaughter. we know president bush the man. what president clinton said is true. to know the man is to like the man. he is comfortable in his own skin. he knows who he is. he takes his job seriously, but he did not take himself too seriously. we also know something about george bush the leader. as he walked through this library, we are reminded of incredible strength and resolve that

from coming here by pushing a plastic pig across london you could join with the hash tag whereas daddy's pig keep the private medical practitioners or health insurance scam stores from going to david cameron's trough which is open and operate down to downing street that's daddy's big trough all right thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max stay tuned for this a whole lot more. this is a little problem. because no one talked to. school. next week because i'm far. other local what's notion of there's a law in the local needs you want the community i lend you most mortgages just. don't get. them for my property i was right about. i'll fight. right. good until three. three. three. three. three. four your media projects. tom. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to go to new york and talk with mark well it is an effing crusader who runs the website uncorrelated investments dot com mark welcome back to the kaiser report good to be back max all right mark you've ordered off an m. f. ing crusade to remind the audience of what happened with global and why i

are you ready skee-daddy? it's time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money." i'm going to start with freddy in my home state of new jersey. freddy? >> caller: thank you for helping us little guys and i've got a stock acad. >> we like this. we like this because of the hope of the parkinson's formulation. >> buy, buy, buy. >> ronald in california, ronald? >> caller: professor jim. what do you think about sd. >> i like sd. a video with me at the street.com, he thinks this is the right speck at this price. me, i'm holding back. i prefer magnum hunter. let's go to joe in michigan. joe? >> caller: yeah, jim, go blue. what do you think of ticker wen, wendy's. >> that's syracuse, partner. we don't want to bet on syracuse, we like mcdonald's if it's fast food, with like panera, we don't need to go down to wendy's and the biggy fries. george in arizona, george? >> caller: boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: love your show. >> thank you. >> caller: my stock is svrl. >> i'm blessing seadrill. and i'm going to paris. but it's in california. paris. >> caller: how yo

and hash tag where is daddy's pig because they took my kidney when they meant to take my colon i ask. so tanky mark the artist taxi driver has been on a rampage pushing the pig across london all the way to the trough at ten downing street and this is in protest of the privatisation of the n.h.s. here's chunky mark with his own reasons for doing this to me deceive me vio is text your stomach in my words finished these broken. two to become and he's got them in about a privatized they should have the n.h.s. a bow of it they would let me push my pick up the road about to leave it there because of the abusive references and. it's just stupid like the people. over there is the government and their primary purpose is to move public money into private parties right ok so the n.h.s. the national health service that it's got to be privatized right because there's a lot of debt for the n.h.s. then loaded up with of debt it's just a simple organization that does its job finding well i compared to manchester united ok here's a simple football team that the glazers came in they load it full of dea

daddy graduated at west high school. he will say his high school football team was the best in school history because he was on it. cannot believe that the two men who gave her such a hard time became pillars of the community. he spent his child at the west volunteer fire department with my uncle. service was instilled in him at a young age and there is no greater gift than to serve your neighbors, family and friends and it is no surprise to me that he and uncle bob became volunteer firefighters, that is just the kind of man that they are. he was a man of dedication and he began working at central texas in works a few weeks after high school graduation and have celebrated 32 years with the company. that same dedication that he showed in volunteering at the fire station. of thenre many family said he had to leave early from, -- events that he had to leave early from. he would get two hours of sleep and leave the next day. nothing made him happier than helping others. dad, he would tell stories about anything, whether his

no, daddy didn't tell me. i know. i know i have aids. yes, ms. mac, but i'm not gonna die. i'm gonna here to take care of you. i don't want you to worry, ms. mac. i'm not going to die. i know it. it's all right, i know it." i can not tell you that emotion in me. i can never, ever in my life describe what happened in that moment. here is a kid who has more courage and strength than any adult i've ever dealt with and the faith that he was going to be all right. children don't despair the way adults do. they're always ready to do something fun and enjoy the time they have much quicker than the adult who sees what lies ahead. children are living in the here and now. people's reaction to an impending death sentence does not always follow a predictable course. donald bustle: emotions run the gamut from anger, denial, acceptance, back and forth at any time. and a lot of times, different things that happen in the resident's life at that time, maybe with family issues or maybe even with medical issues or suffering-- it changes. it goes up and down. i've never felt any anger. i've ne

paris screamed out daddy. dr.y said hurry, don't let them see their dad like this. >> we heard about paris breaking down very powerful visual. >> jim moret is chief correspondent for "inside edition." >> from the perspective of a juror and as a parent, can you imagine seeing your own father lying there? most likely dead with his eyes wide open? >> we have a gentleman here that needs help and he's not breathing. he's not breathing and we're trying to pump him but he's not breathing, sir. >> okay. how old is he, sir? >> finally, alvarez called 911. as they waited for an ambulance, murray asked alvarez for more help. >> he reached over and grabbed a handful of viles and then reached out to me and said here, put these in a bag. >> when paramedics arrived, murray withheld critical information. >> did dr. murray ever mention having administering propofol? >> not mentioning propofol, not keeping medical records, throwing viles in bags. the prosecution was painting a picture of a doctor with plenty to hide. by day 6, d.a.

>> at times he wants to sing to daddy and wrestle mommy.your daddy and sing to mommy. >> jimmy: he wants a weaker opponent. are you worried about being body slammed into a credenza? >> i hope not. >> jimmy: it's just muscle memory. he gets you up in the air and you could go down. how old is your son? >> he's three. >> jimmy: that's a good age. and is your fiance watching him? >> my munchkin broke his leg sliding down a slide. the number one way that kids break their legs is lieding down a slide sitting on someone's lap. >> jimmy: really? >> he's at home watching his dad right now. >> jimmy: the fighting is kept to a minimum? >> he doesn't understand. >> jimmy: does he have a cast? >> he does. it's red. he thinks he is the red power ranger right now. that's how we tricked him. >> jimmy: kids are suggestible. one day he won't the red power ranger any more. >> no. >> jimmy: congratulations on everything and your son and the movie. the movie is called "call me crazy" jennifer hudson, everyone. we'll be right back with bob saget. [ guide ] ...al