use your grill daddy. see you mond.even days of debate on terrorism, race and policing and three days until the first general election debate. we're chock-a-block, tonight on "washington week." secretary clinton:this is a fast moving situation. that webering reminder need steady leadership in a dangerous world. mr. trump: it's a terrible thing that's going on in our world and in our country. tough are going to get and smart and vigilant. gwen: steadiness versus toughness. the 2016 choice in a nutshell. offered plenty of examples of how donald trump and hillary clinton would handle the challenges. from terrorism in new york and new jersey to police involved tulsa andin charlotte. >> i know he better live. et

use your grill daddy. mond. ay ♪ ♪ it doesn't really matter if you're old and grey ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ listen to what i say ♪ it's all right, we're doing fine ♪ ♪ it doesn't really matter if the sun don't shine ♪ ♪ it's all right, i say, it's okay ♪ ♪ we're getting to the end of the day ♪ are you the guy that reported it? yeah. how long was she gone? about 3 days, is it? ( knocking on door ) miss barker?

. >> hi, daddy! >> did you see it? >> daddy, i love you! >> i love you, too. let me go no okay. >> we love you. >> that will get you every time. that almost got me. that almost got me. >> the larger lesson was win, lose or draw, i'm a winner. they're like, okay, daddy. >> more love for courtney, before the awards from an unlikely admirer. >> this guy right here is up for the same award that i'm up for. >> maybe if you grab him and, you know -- okay. yeah. >> a little goose? >> yeah, like a little goose. like a little goose. oh! he's goosing you! >> sterling k. brown won an emmy for his portrayal of christopher darden. the actor paid tribute to his late father. >> sterling brown jr., i changed what people called me when i turned 16. i love you, daddy. i felt like i instantly began the float above like looking down on myself. and it happened. it was surreal. >> so touching. but the most emotional moment was when julia louis-dreyfus spoke about her father. the audience didn't know he passed away just two days before the ser money. and you could see her hands shak

she's not talking about daddy. when she goes pee-pee she wants to make sure that toilet seat is down. >> you want me to lift it up and put it down? >> yeah. >> and you don't want to do anything? >> got it. >> you got it. >> that right there. that's not even up for discussion. >> listen to me. -- girl come in and go pee-pee and poo-poo. >> oh, okay. >> so you got to put it down for >> exactly, daddy. >> with that kind of cute face you really can't say no to anything she says at that age, right? >> 2-year-old eliza here, he's got words for mom. >> yeah, sorry. >> hands on the hips. >> he observed that behavior before. >> what did you do? >> something is on the floor. [ indiscernible ] >> you get i don't get accidents. >> no, mommy. >> she's like no i'm not going to clean it for you my feet hurt so she's like well who do you think should clean it? >> um, daddy. >> oh. >> sometimes dad gets thrown under the bus. [ indiscernible ] >> all right everybody that's our show for the day. check out rightthisminute.com for more

from mommy and daddy's room ? ? oh, daddy says "please", mommy says "no" ? dy says "come on", mommy says "whoa" ? ? daddy goes... (grunts), mommy goes "ow" ? ? daddy says "i'm done", mommy goes "wow" ? stewie, brian & olivia: ? daddy rolls over and falls asleep ? ? mommy drinks wine in the dark. ? (cheering, appuse) thank you, quahog. that was great. eyoved us. yeah, i guess, but did you see what i saw? that kid with the cane? yeah, what do you think is wrong with him? no, stewie was out there. so? so? we're singing a song he wrote. ss this up. we've got a good thing going. i-i hate to tell you this, but i'm afraid red shirt blue shirt is done. i can't do this. i'm out. i don't care. i don't need you. i can get a hundred dogs to fit that stupid blue shirt. you're a monster. like frankenstein, when he became a loan officer. so, i'm looking for money to open a small business. we plan to sell antique lamps. (intrigued grunt) handmade blankets. (intrigued grunt) and pitchforks. (furious grunt) chris, there you are. we need to talk. what, are you walkin' a horse?

and then -- >> daddy. >> woo daddy. >> reporter: the surprise of a life time. >> daddy. >> i missed you. >> reporter: caden's dad home from cue wait. thought he'd plan a quiet surprise. >> i wanted a 5 minute in and out of the classroom. i dn school or the class at all. >> reporter: after a year of the kids and sergeant chin writing back and forth. >> we found it important to have a whole school assembly to honor sergeant chin for his service to our country. >> just seeing him. just seeing him smile after so long. you know, it's -- it's just overwhelming. >> what have you been telling everyone? >> that he was coming home soon. you? >> no. >> surprise. >> reporter: his dad reading a story to his second grade class and leaving with his son and wife to surprise caden's 3-year-old sister. >> it makes you know the sacrifices that military families make it's all worth it in the long run. >> reporter: how do you feel right now? >> happy. >> reporter: the first one since caden and his sister were born. he's not sure how long he's go every minute of it. victoria warren 7 news. >> anchor: all is

bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing and he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. there was always people down at the barn. >> reporter: you call your stepfather "daddy." >> uh-huh. >> reporter: easily do that, huh? >> uh-huh. i've always called him daddy. >> reporter: big charlie was a deacon at church. and he started a small business selling and installing glass, converting the old tobacco barn into his shop. bambi's mom diane worked as a secretary in the public schools. they were a respected, happy couple, salt of the earth. >> she was the backbone of that family. >> reporter: bambi's cousins jessica and amy loved their aunt diane. >> if your car literally stopped in front of their house or broke down, she would go and make sure you had a meal or you were warm. and while she was doing that, big charlie'd be, like, fixing the car. >> reporter: good mom? >> fabulous mom. >> outstanding. >> i mean, her biggest thing was she wanted to make sure her kids were protected and their hearts were protected. >> reporter: and her daughter bambi would need a lot of protectin

daddy. and i said, no, no, no. and i was trying to cover my face and he was pulling my hands off of my face. and he said, "you did this. you." >> reporter: detectives said the same thing to rick gagnon. >> they arrested me. that's pretty much it. if bambi did it, then i had to daughter and her boyfriend, partners in love and suspected of murder. the alleged motive was basic. get the deed to the land and resolve the custody issue of the boys in one bloody rampage. horry county could sleep easier at night with case closed. but was it case solved? >> coming up, a new family feud breaks out between bambi and her sons. >> i had a lot of people in my ear saying that sh i resented her. >> reporter: bambi bennett sat in a horry county jail cell stunned. she had just been charged with two counts of murder. >> i thought, i'm just having a bad drea this cannot be happening. not only were my parents just murdered, now i'm being accused of being the one that killed them. i said, "y'all have lost your mind. i said, "this doesn't

she's not talking about daddy. when she goes pee-pee she wants to make sure that toilet seat is down. >> you want me to lift it up and put it down? >> yeah. >> and you don't want to do anything? >> got it. >> you got it. >> that right there. that's not even up for discussion. >> listen to me. -- girl come in and go pee-pee and poo-poo. >> oh, okay. >> so you got to put it down for the girls. >> exactly, >> with that kind of cute face you really can't say no to anything she says at that age, right? >> 2-year-old eliza here, he's got words for mom. >> yeah, sorry. >> hands on the hips. >> he observed that behavior before. >> what did you do? >> something is on the floor. [ indiscernible ] i don't get accidents. >> no, mommy. >> she's like no i'm not going to clean it for you my feet hurt so she's like well who do you think should clean it? >> um, daddy. >> oh. >> sometimes dad gets thrown under the bus. [ indiscernible ] >> all right everybody that's our show for the day. check out rightthisminute.com for more we'll

my daddy is dead. [ sobbing ] my daddy is dead. my daddy is dead. my daddy is dead. [ bleep ]. >> there is one other thing that we want you to see, and we want you to hear. a protestors in charlotte last night. her raw and emotional thoughts. >> but as far as my child, my nephews, i am concerned, i'm worried about them. >> this is my brother. it's a problem. >> something has to be done. whether it's our city leaders, our state leaders, these presidential candidates coming on to the scene, something has to be done. there was a terrorist, new jersey, new york, he was taken alive. they said he wanted to question him. so because of, you wanting to question him, does his life mean more than our black men across the nation? it doesn't make any sense. >> with me now in charlotte, willie ratchford, the chairman of the charlotte macklinberg community relations committee. thanks so much for being with me right now. i wanted to just get your reaction as the news comes in quickly. the latest developments or what the police gave as the explanation of what happen

bambi called him daddy. >> daddy loved hunting and fishing. he always had fish fries and oyster roasts. there were always people down at the barn. >> you call your stepfather daddy. >> mm-hmm. i've always called him daddy. >> big charlie was a deacon at church, and he started a small business selling and installing glass. converting the old tobacco barn into a shop. bambi's mom, diane, worked as a secretary in the public schools. they were a respected, happy couple, salt of the earth. >> she was the backbone of that family. >> bambi's cousins, jessica and amy, loved their aunt diane. >> if your car, literally, stopped in front of your house, broke down, she would make sure you had a meal, and you were warm. and while she was that, big charlie would be fixing your car. >> good mom? >> fabulous mom. >> outstanding. >> her biggest thing was she wanted to make sure her kids were protected. and their hearts were protected. >> and her daughter, bambi, would need a lot of protecting. the girl was growing up in a rush. married to her high school sweet

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. >> see why daddy's getting schooled about something his >> why do you keep doing that? >> exactly, daddy. >> you might think it's a little too early in the season to be talking about avalanches. >> i can assure you, it's not. >> oh, that's a monster. >> this is in the himalayas. the valley itself is around 13,000 feet. friends were out there g hiking. the summit in this area. >> basically that's the height from which people sky dive. >> they are way up there in the mountain. >> they haven't started their hike. this is day one at base camp and this is what they're seeing. >> say that's what you're about to go walk nothing. >> the good news believe it or not in this situation is that is not the route that they were going to climb. they were actually happy and thankful that the south face completely untouched by this. this was just one episode. they said that this entire valley was cracking and tumbling and sliding down this space the entire day and night. >> i can't believe that they stuck around all night while that was going on. like when the earth is moving like that c

>>man: daddy. >>reporter: cayden's dad home and thought he'd plan a quiet surprise so he reached out to the principal. five minute in and out of the classroom, i didn't want to disrupt the school or class at all. >>reporter: after a year of the kids and sergeant chin writing letters back and forth, this school wanted something more. >>man: we thought it was important to have an assembly in honor of sergeant chin for serving our country. >>man: just seeing him smile after so long, it's just overwhelming. >>woman: what have you been telling everyone? >>man: t soon. >>woman: but you didn't know today, did you? >>man: no. >>reporter: his dad, reading a story to his second grade class and then living with his son and wife to surprise his three-year-old daughter. >>man: it's all smiles. it makes the sacrifices that the military families make, it's all worth it in the long run. >>woman: how do you feel right now? >>man: happy. >> this was sergeant chin's second deployment but the first the rundown here, i

they just shot my [ bleep ] daddy. my daddy is dead! they just shot my [ bleep ] daddy! they just shot my daddy, he's dead! my daddy is dead! [ screaming ] >> those harrowing cries live streamed on facebook the moment she learned her father was killed. first let's go to nick valencia live in swhar lot right now. so nick police reportedly do have footage of the shooting but they're not releasing it. tell me why. >> they do have video and they said it's part of the investigation but part of what's adding to the frustration here among protesters, this is a law that was signed into law by governor pat mcrory earlier this summer, hb-972 which makes body cam footage from police officers, dash cam foosagtage unavailable unless a judge orders it to be so. also what's complicating things are competing story lines. one set of facts by the police, the other released by them. they say there's no way keith scott could have been armed, he didn't own a gun. police say they were serving a warrant for the arrest of somebody different. they saw scott come out of the car with the gun. he w

>> i never knew who the daddy was going to be anyway. >> they left you and colin waiting? >> we never knew. >> patrick and colin battling over renee on screen as a bromance ignited off screen. >> renee said she was the third wheel. >> now patrick is >> quite london based. we see how well you do with this. >> right. the biggest park in london? >> well, central park is in new york which would be here. i didn't see anything when i was here. just little bits and pieces, bits and bobs, a little bit of information. >> what about bob skinner? >> never heard that. that makes you a dog sitter. >> "bridget jones' baby" hits theaters september 16th. >>> my new interview with pop star usher. he stars in the film "hands of stone" transforming himself into legendary boxer sugar ray leonard. being a bockixing fan i thought would be cool to go a few rounds before the interview. >> the warm-ups are tied. >> nervous? why? ? >> i'm going head to head with my man usher in the ring at the world famous wild card boxing club and the legendary sugar ray leonard's revving the match and talking sma

the ads for a sugar daddy dating service raising eyebrows on one local campus. newscenter 5's reid lamberty is reid: often behind these seemingly innocent dinner dates, the expectations of sex. among the jumbled papers pinned to this job board at a unh coffee shop. a job offer some describe simply as creepy. >> it sounds really inappropriate and kind of scary. >> it is a little disturbing. college-aged women,18-25,to meet sugar daddies,older men who are looking for dinner companions, the flier maintains older men are more respectful than college boys, and claims sugar daddies can not only mentor you with your career, but take you places paid. the ad refers to the website sugardaddyforme.com, where so called sugar babies can create an account, and like a dating service, people can select with whom they'd like to go on a someone who did just that. >> i cannot personally imagine someone doing it. i could imagine someone in a situation. reid: these billboards are not illegal. most of the businesses in the area have removed them from public posting and the city of du

she's the one -- she is the one that's been pushing for it so daddy, daddy, daddy that address is to now we're seeing that trump is expected to be in flint michigan tomorrow. coming up at six- the important way donald trump custom tailored his message to an iowa crowd. in des moines - kevin barry - cbs 2 news live at five another group attended today's speech - but they're not happy with what they heard from the republican candidate. candidate.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee joins us now with what iowa democrats have to say in response, steffi? here in iowa and her supporters say donald trump's hateful rhetoric provides a vision that will drive america backwards -- especially for millennials.before trump spoke -- they made that message clear. clear.the clinton campaign held a news conference with several college students - several college students including undocumented immigrant, president of the college and young democrats and the nation's youngest democratic national committee delegates. josh hughes was a clinton delegate. a stark solutions. joshua hughes: his constant lies, his bi

. >> hi, daddy. >> did you see it? >> i'm right here, daddy. i love you! >> i love you too. >> wow. >> let me go now. okay. >> we love you. we love you. we love you. >> that will get you every time. >> that almost got me. that almost got me. >> whoa. >> the larger lesson was win, lose, draw. come home with. wonderful. i still a winner. they're like okay, daddy. >> sarah paulson. >> reporter: the tv marcia clark got a hug from the real oj prosecutor when she won for outstanding actress in a limited series. sarah told nancy o'dell that the drama showed her how this hard working professional was a far cry from any tabloid image. >> once i did any further looking, it became very clear what a very, very deep complicated wonderful smart woman she was and what battle she was fighting. >> sterling k. brown. >> christopher darden, rounded out the trio of wins. >> i felt like i instantly began to float above like the venue and looking down on myself. and it happened. it was surreal. >> reporter: julia louis dreyfus overcome with emotion when she accepted her emmy fo

shot daddy for being black. shot my daddy for being black. he ain't got no gun. amy: today we look at police killings of two unarmed black men. one in tulsa, oklahoma, and one in charlotte, north carolina, where hundreds took to the street and blocked interstate 85 to protest the police shooting of 43-year-old african american keep lamont scott. we will get response. the president obama addresses the global migrant crisis in its final speech to the united nations. it is part of the first ever summit for refugees and migrants. pres. obama: i called this summit because this is one of the most urgent tests of our times, our capacity for collective action. it tests first and foremost our ability to end conflicts bececae so many of the world's refugees come from just three countries ravaged by wawar -- syria, afghanistan, and somaliaia. amy: we will get an update onn the refugee c crisis from mohamd badran and manfred lindenbaum. with oxfamo speak president raymond offenheiser, then the u.s. objected to language of the original draft of the refugee summit revolution -

smith." >> who's your daddy now? >> reporter: the only hitch, pitt at the time was still married to jennifer aniston. the world watched as that perfect aniston/pitt marriage fell apart. aniston telling "vanity fair" in 2005 that pitt made some choices that have been tremendously insensitive. >> this split is unfortunately for the outside world, just another chapter in a fascinating soap opera. a soap opera that began with jennifer aniston and brad pitt, that cast angelina as some sort of a homewrecker before she was transformed into a saint. but like with all soap opera, that's an exaggeration. >> reporter: fans forced to choose sides. pitt denying jolie had anything to do with his divorce. >> did angelina jolie break up your marriage? >> no. >> everyone says she's a >> it's a good story. >> reporter: putting the tabloids behind them, brangelina seemingly galloped off into the sunset. relentlessly trailed by paparazzi. pitt eventually adopting jolie's children before expanding their family. >> he's better at making e

and then my little one wakes up calling for his daddy. i say daddy is here with us. you just pray and he'll hear us. ? ? >> detroit police sergeant kenneth style. you shall not be forgotten. >> he was taken from us too early but god needed a soldier. he couldn't have taken a better one from us. >> we'll continue to focus on the contributions of law enforcement as well as concerns from peaceful protestors that have driven the national debate. of reports from charley and me on youtube. search for craig patrick, money, power & politics and click subscribe. >>>clinton and trump faes off or the debate on monday night. bet they will take questions on social justice and law and order. issues of terrorism, economy and jobs should also drive the debate. they both face pitfalls that can due them in. here's what their advisors are probably telling them right now behind the scenes. trump will clinton but he should try to avoid looking condescending as president obama did eight years ago. >> i don't think i'm that bad sdmrchlt you're likable enough. >> hillary clinton will want t

, no, daddy, but did not call police because those screams quieted. in the meantime, de la rosa is still at large. >> there is also breaking news on the campaign trail. hillary clinton's campaign has just released health information saying she's being treated for a mild case of pneumonia and the remainder of her physical was normal. her doctors says "she's in excellent mental condition this release comes after donald trump makes some health revelations of his own. >> why not show your medical records. >> donald trump is sharing, providing a summary of his latest physical during a taped interview on the dr. oz show. >> all the tests that were just done last week. >> disclosure comes as hillary clinton station one more day off the campaign trail. >> she's feeling great. new web ad highlighting a trump foundation contribution to florida attorney general. the office was considering whether to join lawsuit against trump university. >> she cashed the check, locked the case and he tried to cover up the donation. >> house democrats asking the justice departme

they just shot my daddy. my daddy is dead. they just shot my [ bleep ] daddy! they just shot my daddy! he's dead! my daddy is dead! [ screaming ] what did he do? [ bleep ]. >> those harrowing cries, that is scott's daughter. the video there, she live streamed on facebook. that was the moment she learned her father was dead. so joining me now, nick valencia live in charlotte for us. as i mentioned off the top, nick, two wildly different version versions of events. how is the police version being received where you are? >> well, brooke, there appears to be an intense amount of distrust among members of the public with the charlotte police department. two competing narratives, one released by the police department, what they say happened, and another competing storyline by the family of the man that was shot and killed. here's what we know happened according to police. at around 4:00 p.m. they were at an apartment complex serving a warrant against somebody totally different than mr. scott. they saw mr. scott in a car come out with a handgun. he got back in the car

and she went, daddy, why are they calling you that? your name isn't robert. and then the worst moment, i have a wife in the film and i'm kissing my wife in the film. and my daughter goes, daddy, you only do that with mom. >> how funny. [ applause ] because they're insisting, what are some of your favorite stories about each other from the set? >> i do have one actually. lupita loves it. when you watch this film, she is so transformed in it. one of the joys for me was getting to see this fashion icon, oscar winner, movie star. [ applause ] become an absolutely convincing corn seller in a market in uganda. >> oh, hell yeah. >> and one of the ways in was lupita's walk in the movie. you know what i'm talking about? >> i do, i do. >> she would get all these wraps around her waist. it was just so beautiful to watch and i'm going to demonstrate it. you'll see it in the movie. and it goes something -- i have oh, man. >> you do it so well. >> well, you know, i have an african mother myself. so yeah. but that was fantastic. >> anything you want to talk about with him?

sources also say neighbors heard chilling words, the four-year-old boy calling out, "daddy, stop, daddy, stop," early last friday morning. police called out monday morning for a well-being check, making the trecial discovery. police now searching for the boy's father, emilio delarosa, saying the 32-year-old is a person of interest. >> the b and at some point mr. delarosa took him to a relative's house. >> victoria: police don't know where delarosa went from there. >> when she told me they were talking things out for the sake of her son. >> victoria: friends say the couple had a violent history, rosa even taking out a restraining order. the district attorney says delarosa has a criminal history. the murdered mother's friends say he was in jail for trying to he should have stayed in jail the first time. >> victoria: the four-year-old child was not hurt in any of this. the district attorney tells us that child is now staying with relatives. again, police are searching for this woman's ex-boyfriend. they are calling him a person of interest in this investigation. live this morning in methue