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she said, that is your daddy. i looked at him and i said, daddy, that's you?then my hand was black and my mother had to get some kleenex and scrub my head because i could not believe that was him. that's just how dirty they were. when they came out of the mine, you could not see anything on him that would make me know that was my father. so much of those men in an of the earth, while digging the goal, they emerged from the mines unrecognizable. after work, the miners went straight to the house to wash away any minder of their labor so they could enter their household simply as fathers and husband. however, despite of an unwashed minor was blind. my participants go on to say, some of the miners would come home and those dirty clothes but my daddy changed at the bathhouse. i never saw him in his mining close. they had a bathhouse and we go there sometimes. they would be in the and they would be so black, you cannot tell a white man from a black man. >> the mullens, siblings, this was a group interview. but i remember being up near where they came out of their mi

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and she said, "he's just like daddy." everything was just like daddy.hen she looks at me. she goes, "but it couldn't have been daddy, because then who would take care of us?" >> did the robber say anything? >> he probably didn't say anything 'cause what if it was my daddy? we could recognize his voice. >> i observe no deceit in the statements she gave. i believe it was true in her mind when she told it. it was chilling. there was no emotions. i don't know if it was she was still in shock. it was just breaking my heart the entire time. >> reporter: the 7-year-old then turns the table on police, asking them a question. >> it's about my mom, but, like, where is she at? >> you know, we, you know, we need to find that out for you. >> that was not the time or place for her to learn that. she needed to be with family. >> reporter: it appears to police that charlie is pointing the finger at her own dad. but how could he be in two places at the same time? next, a new lead takes police in another direction. >> tom had to fire a couple guys from his work, from his

for now, malia is like, hey, go daddy.ts your birthday. >> she's young enough to find it cute. >> once he starts going crazy, she's like uh. >> daddy, don't do that in the club. >> i'm just going to keep rocking. >> grab a glass of wine, a canvas and paint and watch this video, so you can have your very own wine and art night in your own home. >> i'm doing that 50 percent every night. >> eventually, she is teaching you how to paint. >> she's already done. it is a pole ar bear in a wind storm. >> drop the outline of your scene of your landscape on the canvas. >> i think i can do that up to that point. >> just follow her directions in terms of where to put the different colors. i love watching this video by kind of skipping past. >> if you want to see the entire thing, head over to rightthisminute.com or check the mobil app. >> a driver is heading towards a terrifying trick. >> you are going to see it and sense it. >> see the scarey moment he becomes part of one dangerous game. >> plus, a chatty category has a lot to say and

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[ laughter ] >> there you go, fat daddy. show him how you ride that thing.you can't be one-handed driving already. >> it's the final night of justin's visitation weekend. hole l hello. >> justin told me i would get to meet his family. >> lisa. >> this is chris. >> nice to meet you. >> he didn't tell me it was a full on carnival. >> y'all brought the whole crew, didn't you? >> hey, hailey. come on. >> how are you? lisa. >> hello kitty. little nervous. >> this is every weekend? >> pretty much. we try to do it as often as we can on the weekend. >> for justin, this is what single fatherhood looks like. >> baby may weather. >> uncles, cousins, new toys. >> come on, one more time. throw the other one. >> and old recipes. justin's brothers are all dads. and his own parents have been together for 35 years. it's obvious how fabulous your mother is but do you think you would be the fathers you are without your father? >> not at all. i don't think so. he played a big part. >> a major part. >> we have been great fathers, you know, to our kids so far because we had a gre

was on the phone, and i'm sure they were all thinking well, that little girl's daddy is going to put her in her place. well, he's screaming at me on the other end of the phone, which i can't repeat, in this forum but instead of laying down and saying okay, daddy, we're leaving and i'm coming home, i said, "daddy, yes, sir, they have fried chicken, and mashed potatoes and corn on the cob and cornbread, all your favorites." i said, "would you like some sweet tea?" as you could imagine, everybody was staring, my father was screaming and i hung up the phone and i go sit down and vergie said, she said, "your daddy's going to kill me," and i said, "no, he's not. he was just hungry, vergie. he was just hungry," and we laughed, and when we laughed after she ate, she tried to pick up the plates to wash them. >> oh. >> and i said, you don't have to do that, so we laughed and when we left, i realized that i had somewhat betrayed her. she was mortified. she was terrified. she was beat down, and i wanted just the opposite, and i think it was a valuable lesson for me. >> it's such a heartbreaking

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>> we got really hungry, so mommy and daddy ate it all. >> no! >> i ate all of your halloween candy last night. >> oh. i'm so disappointed at you. >> what happened? >> no! we're so sad! no! >> i ate all your sweets when you were in the bath. >> mommy. >> i ate all your candy. >> are you mad? you're not mad i ate all your candy? >> i'm not mad at all. >> okay. >> i wouldn't be mad at you because you're my mom. >> you're too sweet. it's gross. >> i hate you, mommy! >> did you say you hate your mommy? >> yes. you're ate all my candy. no one's coming in! >> oh, cameron. >> unless they have all my candy. >> i ate all your halloween wan candy. >> i'm very disappointed in you, mommy. >> i'm sorry. i love you. >> i love you too, but i'm very disappointed. >> you can still have m&ms. >> i ate all the m&ms. >> that's sad. i wanted to eat the other star burst. >> you wanted to eat the other starburst? i know. i'm sorry. >> you like jimmy kimmel? >> yeah. no. >> okay. >> jimmy kimmel told me to eat all your candy. >> he's an idiot. >> he's a freaking idiot.

. ♪ >> my daddy always tells me that those tornados can't get to us.e, if you see the skies, you got to look up. ♪ ♪ you can't find me on the highest mountains ♪ ♪ you can't find me in the black coal mine ♪ ♪ >> anthony: a place that looks like this, the unthinkable. why can't these coal miners get retain retrained. why do these conservative people vote for a billionaire, new yorker. i went to west virginia and you know what -- screw you. >> he here in the heart of everybody i ever mocked and fought against, i was welcomed by opened arms by everyone. i found a place both heartbreaking and beautiful. a place that symbolizes containing everything wrong and everything wonderful and hopeful about america. ♪ the town of welsh. the town known as little new york. >> it is a rural area, it is an hour away from walmart. if that tells you anything, it is a really old historic town built in the 1800. >> anthony: a place where generations of immigrants and dreamers could work and lift up their family. >> the town of welch. the sidewalks were so crowded there would

. >> drew and nick, you're daddies now, but you know what? daddies can be happy. >>.hey have their greatest hits album, called "the collection," out now. >> something's wrong with you. >>> comingkron-4 news at eight: a wild chase ends in a gun battle near an east bay elementary school. why vallejo police chase a suspect into oakland. and new technology being implemented on the peninsula that could save lives. we'll take you inside the 9-1-1 call center using the tech to get to people faster. plus. new body cam video shows the moments before a deadly confrontation with police in oakland... i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always

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. >> there is an old saying liz, you know, this isn't your daddy's movie, or this isn't your daddy's mug or whatever. people used to say this isn't your daddy's congress, for many years, it was. overwhelming white male and quite frankly elderly. and it is not that any of those things are good, bad or in between, but in a democracy, they don't look like the rest of the nation. as a young person, about the fact that this new wave of freshman has lowered the age by a decade. >> i love older white men. we talk about the blue wave, but there is always a brown wave. so many particularly women of color really having these incredible wins and getting amazing support and getting new people to the party. 37% of the new house members are women of color. that is their proportion in our society. that should be at the momentnor. and this is the new normal. always been the backbone of the party and now have been able to grow the party. >> one of those fascinating statistics that didn't break through on election night. the last time voter turn out was this high, was that women didn't have the right

." >> they're following in mommy and daddy's foot steps in entertainment. >> you got a lovely date. >yeah. this is kim. >> hello. >> porter and diddy who met in 1994 and dated on and off for over a decade weren't shy about showing their bond before and after their final break up. >> when when he's not working his brain is working. it's constant. it never stops. >> in 2014 kim told us the advice she and diddy have given their young kids, who are now without a mother. >> be yourself and be confident. that's all. if you have a solid foundation at home it doesn't matter what you're faced with in life. >> kim and diddy had a special bond. they were committed to raising their children. speaking of their there was nothing that meant more to kim than her kids. we wrap our arms around those children and pray for them. >>> thanks, kevin. topping our know and tell, jlo over the limit. yesterday she was spotted on the set of her music video. no word on when the single will drop. >> i'm excited for people to see the performance. for me this movie and song is what the world needs. i'm so proud. >>

this isn't your daddy's movie or your daddy's mug or whatever.hen people used to say this wasn't your daddy's congress, for many years this was your daddy's congress. overwhelmingly white male and elderly. it's not that any of those things are automatically good bad or in between, but in a democracy they don't look like the rest of the nation. what do you think especially -- i'm going to say it -- as a young person about the fact that just this new wave of freshmen have lowered the age of congress by a decade. >> yes. i love old white men. but that is not the only perspective important in our society and in government. and we talk about the blue wave. but it's also a brown wave. we had so many particularly women of color really have these incredible wins and get this amazing support amongst the party and outside the party and get new people to the party. 37% of the new house members are women of color. that is their proportion in our society. that is remarkable. that should be totally normal. but this is the new normal. and so that's a sign to th

. >> my daddy is a hero. >> reporter: but back in august, that story of suburban bliss began to unravel when watts' pregnant wife and daughters went missing. >> shannan, bella, celeste, if you're out there, just come back. >> reporter: but just one day after that interview, watts confesses to murder. >> mr. watts, why did you kill your wife and two children? >> reporter: irrevocably shattering that image of a loving father. it all started the morning of monday, august 13th, when something went horribly wrong. >> i called her and texted her several times. >> reporter: nicole, shannan's friend, had seen her that morning around 2:00 a.m., dropping her off at home. just hours later, shannan, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and her 3 and 4-year-old daughters, celeste and bella, go missing. >> i knew she had a doctor's appointment that morning. she didn't show up for it. i'm just worried sick. i don't know where she's at. this is completely unlike her. >> reporter: she called shannan's husband, chris. chris told her the last time he saw his wife and kids was that morning at 5:15 when he left for w

daddy? -- ♪ >>> you know stevie wonder had a episode of "dancing with the stars" dedicated to him. now his son is on the junior edition. >> can he sing like his daddy? >> do you have dad's vocal chops? >> okay. not all the way there. we're going to work on it. i don't singnote? >> yeah. mariah carey. >> did you hear that? i have vocals. >> -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine. -[ laughs ] -will he? -i don't know. -will he? they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom with up to twe

bring it home for your mama and your daddy who get out there every single day going to work on somebodys job in order to keep a roof over your head and crows -- clothes on your back and food on the table. i shared with you on the campaign trail i didn't always know what my grandmother was trying to communicate but i came to learn what she was saying is is it wasn't just about me. i am reminded this evening that it is not about me and it is not about my wife, not chris king, not kristen. it is about all of us, the collective, it is about the belief that if we all do good we can all do good. .. are we going to wake up baskin sorrow and defeat or are we going to get up and reinsert ourselves for the mission at hand. reagan to get up and fight for the things that we believe in. we still deserve rc at the table. i said before that i have to have a table. it is deep enough and wide enough to fit all of us. were enough to have a little bit more work. let's fill up our own voting chair. we will not push into the shadows. that we are here to stay. they joined with us on the trail. this was from

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jeff >> caller: hey, how are you doing, skee-daddy?-daddy is good. >> caller: hey, this is jeff from alabama how about a little chicken chicken. tyson, buy, hold or sell. >> which one was it? tyson, no, tyson had a bad quarter. i'm sorry. >> sell, sell, sell. >> they got to get it together let's go to zach in pennsylvania zach >> caller: what up, jim. i'd like to hear your thoughts on anterra resources. >> one of the only ones i like is bp because it yields 6% and just raised the dividend so i'm not worried about whether it can pay it let's go to cory in tennessee. cory >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: i'm a fan of you and your show. >> thank you >> caller: my question is on the lululemon, lulu stock ticker. >> high multiple anything including apparel is being -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> i don't want to sell it but i'm trying to give you both sides of the story mitchell in california mitchell >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> of course >> caller: and i'm calling you

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. >> my daddy is a hero. >> reporter: watts' mother-in-law blasting him for the ultimate betrayal. >> your children adored you and they also trusted you. your daughter bella marie sang a song proudly, daddy, you're my hero. >> reporter: as police searched for watts' missing family, he went on tv, begging for their return. >> shanann, bella, celest, if you're out there, just come back. >> reporter: today, watts' parents saying their son needs to atone for what he's done. >> i'd like to begin by recognizing the absolute horror of this crime. >> reporter: struggling to recognize this heinous crime with the love they have for their son. >> we have loved you from the beginning and we still love you now. >> reporter: watts wiping away tears. prosecutors today revealing gut-wrenching details about how the colorado father strangled his wife and smothered 3-year-old celeste and 4-year-old bella, who they say fought back. >> imagine the horror in bella's mind as he father took her last breaths away. violently stuffed into oil storage tanks. shanann buried in a shallow grave. watts wanted a fres

mommy daddy, take a picture, no social media. [laughter] thank you mia. what changes the world is us. people. you know i tell everybody, you yhave two choices in life. participate or be a by standard. and if you choose to be a by standard, all the bad things have happened you let happen to you. [applause] so what does participation mean? it means caring. it means looking at the world and figuring out what's important for you to change? now, not everything that's important to you is going to be important to you or to him. we all have different priorities. we have different things in ourr lives that give us passion. and engage us. but you have to identifyif something, because something has to move you, right? you have to care about something. first, to make your life more interesting. and second, to make you more meaningful. and so find that passion look at the problem, and figure out how can i help it? now you're asking what i think, is my greatest problem for our country -- that 40 percent of the voting population votes. that means that 40% of the people

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we will fall ♪ down will come daddy tip cradle and all ♪ ♪ you don't even have to pay for that song. is, you know, the lyrics are not very deep. it was a song. it was a tune that people would know. the point is, they were supporters of hard cider and log cabins in 1840. the democrats said this is not a good thing. hard cider is drink of the commoners. the hard-working class. democrats are saying it is alcohol and these guys are getting drunk. they are auxiliary organizations. it has its effects on families. just like with political cartoons. very complex. assumed an amount of literacy on the part of this new voting population. an example of cultural politics included public correspondence between candidates and voters. you have voters who would write letters or write appeals or write resolutions that they would send to a presidential candidate and these would be publishing newspapers of course. they expected candidates to respond. there are times where they would respond very superficially. thank you for your letter. usual political brushoff. then there are times when candidates felt

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my friends are going to pick your could say i'm a single mother six days a week their daddy drives them to school kindergarten in the morning and comes home at midnight or one am if there is an invented two or three so the girls don't see much of him right now. moment. with four sisters. who all wish they were an only child. no i want a brother. not with me. so today is an important day for the first day of her internship. didn't come back but seem did . her first tell us chopping melons into cubes the social worker is optimistic. you know for heading back to her previous and turn and she was also in the kitchen of. a large kitchen it was just too hectic there now she's giving it another go it's more manageable but keeping an eye on her. so i think it can turn out well informed i think it does as if you couldn't begin to you know. when the human being if you can't actually see someone is disability human you tend to overtax them so if you do expect too much so the experience is counterproductive it can be a setback and you can take a long time to catch up again and that's the results of

gregory daddis. he is an sort professor of his free and director of chapman university's master's program in war and society. prior to that, he served as chief of the american history division in the department of history at west point. a retired u.s. army colonel, he has had service in both operations desert storm and iraqi freedom. he specializes in the history of the vietnam wars, and the cold war era. and he's author of several books on the vietnam war, including "westmoreland's war: reassessing american strategy in vietnam", which he will address some of those comments for us today. dr. daddis. [ applause ] >> good morning. thanks for coming out. i really appreciate it. general, thank you to you and your wife for hosting us here in lexington. dave, thanks for the invitation, and conley, thank you for having us. most importantly, i want to thank whoever was responsible for chicken and waffles at the reception last night. they were amazing. pierre, you missed out. i can't handle three or four poin